Mary Ray Oaken Comes Home

Your Hometown j i Newspaper f o r s d c The C adiz P 5 sfi*§ssr*‘ *****fiLL Since 1881 |pRINGPORTNMI 4 9 2 8 4 NEWSTAND VOL. 110/No. 20 2 SECTIONS WEDNESDAY, MAY 15,1991 CADIZ, KEN Mary Ray Oaken comes home

By Cindy Camper returned home Tuesday National Organization for here.' But I talked to them and Cadiz Record Editor morning for a breakfast in Women and the state alder­ the Republicans and told them her honor. man's associations. I needed their support if I win With just a few weeks left Oaken knows she has sup­ Next week Louisville the May primary." for campaigning in the state port in western Kentucky, but Mayor Jerry Abrams is ex­ Oaken said she is getting .treasurer's office race, says she must campaign hard pected to hold a press confer­ support from all of Kentucky, ^Cadiz's favorite daughter, and become even more visible ence announcing his en­ not just the western portion. in the central and northern dorsement of Oaken for the "We are direct mailing our sections of the state in order state treasurer's office. literature. They are being win the race. "I feel good about the race," hand written and addressed. July 4th "I need to carry the First Oaken said. "I think we're Women from all over the state and Second Districts, but I doing really well." are calling and asking if they events set know I also have to do well in Oaken's campaigning has can help," she says. places like Jefferson County," taken her to the far reaches of "My volunteers have been Oaken said Tuesday morn­ the state. She has traveled in wonderful. People just' call up for Cadiz ing at the Kentucky Smoke­ 80 to 90 counties already in the and say they want to volunteer race. in some way. When you have By Cindy Camper house Restaurant in Cadiz. "When I was in eastern a grassroots support like this, Cadiz Record Editor She has the endorsement of dome by a machinists' unions, the Kentucky, I laughed and told this will be more an asset than Please see OAKEN/A-14 friend Tuesday morning. Business and Professional one of my supporters, 'I don't Trigg County sure knows Womens organizations, the think there are 25 Democrats how to throw a party. In March, the Victory Rally Huge turnout expected honoring Desert Storm troops earned the county and city Cadiz Council okays ; nationwide attention that Library holds expansion meeting didn't end once everybody Main Street early fund went home. Magazines and By Cindy Camper good shot at getting it," Todd By Mary G. White Therefor, the board of made for a 50 percent gov­ travel guides will keep Trigg Cadiz Record Editor said. Library Board member trustees is contemplating an ernment grant on new con­ • County in the minds of the There were $9,000 available Special to the Record addition to the present build­ struction. Since Trigg County country. The Cadiz City Council on the state level in surplus in g. has never had any assistance So what can be done to top voted last Tuesday night to funds, he reported. The John L. Street Library There will be a regular before on a building program, that March event? Just wait. approve the allocation of 1992 The Main Street program is running out of space. The meeting of the library board at it is in the top category for Plans are already underway funds for the Main Street has been responsible for the Board of Trustees is happy to 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 21. It such money, though not first for a Fourth of July Welcome Program this year in order to Christmas parade and the report that it a busy operation would be helpful to the trustees in that group. Home Celebration for the gain even more money. events surrounding the festi­ and growing all the time. But to have some input from the The only way the present city's "adopted" 3101 from Harry Todd of the Main val holiday. They are also in services require space and community as to their feel­ building can produce more Fort Campbell. Street Program attended the charge of the Easter Bunny on there are four areas now in ings about going ahead with space is to move part of the op­ "We're trying to get council meeting and pre­ Main Street event. genuine need: shelving for building as soon as possible or eration to the basement. This; organized tonight and see who sented the council with a Todd also serves as tourism children's materials; a putting it off some years. In­ means depriving the scout! can do what," said Chappel "good deal." director for the county. He re­ computer station location; terested citizens are invited to program of at least part, prob­ Wilson Monday night as a Cadiz's Main Street pro­ ported tot he council that work room space away from attend. ably half of the basement for - group of 10 turned out to give gram works ori a six-year ba­ tourism was up 13 percent in the circulation desk and stor­ There: is a program under their meetings. their input. sis with rpatching funds from Trigg County oyer the past age space. which application may be Please see MEET/ A-13 President George Bush has the National Endowment for year The county raked in $29 died upon all American the Arts. The first three years, million in tourism last year. jwns and cities to celebrate the endowment supplies "Tourism and the Main .he Fourth of July this year in matching funds for the cities. Street program can come to­ Hoover celebrating 25 years honor of the troops. This is the last year for Cadiz gether to make even more Cities like Hopkinsville to receive matching funds. things happen for Trigg The Johnson Controls plant in Cadiz will Housed in a 280,000 square foot building, the and Clarksville are scram­ The city had allocated $5,000 County and Cadiz," Todd celebrate 25 years of manufacturing excellence company employs approximately 340 people. bling to get Fourth of July for the program for the 1992 said. later this month. On May 23, the plant will Utilizing the latest in manufacturing technol-1 ! events organized. So Cadiz is budget. But Todd found out In other action at the Council celebrate its anniversary by opening its doors ogy, the plant supplies seats for Ford, General ! about 10 steps ahead of the rest just last week there were extra meeting, Police Chief Robert to the public. Festivities will include an open Motors, Chrysler, Jeep, Nissan, and Honda. ; ; of the area. funds available for Cadiz be­ S. Dollar told the council the house, plant tours, displays, commemorative For those who have always wondered how \ Fourth of July celebrations cause the city of Ashland city's participation in the gifts, hot air balloon rides, and reception for 25- automobile seats were made, May 23 will Pro­ ; are nothing new to Trigg could not come up with DARE program at Trigg year employees. vide an opportunity to witness it firsthand. The ; County. This year's eVent will matching funds for this year. County Elementary School Johnson Controls is a world leader in plant will be open to the public from 9 a.m. to 6 ; still keep the old favorites like "No other city in the Pen- may have to come to an end. providing seats to the automobile industry. The p.m. Questions concerning the 25th anniver­ softball tournaments and flag nyrile district has applied for DARE which is a national Cadiz plant manufactures the frame portion of sary celebration should be directed to Virginia raisings, but they will take on this money (that Ashland program taught to fifth the seats and ships just-in-time to its cus­ Gray, chairperson. a new twist. could not match), so we have a tomers. Please see FOURTH/ A-14 Please see CITY/A-3

Trigg County High School Prom Court is Queen Amy Pitman May 24 scheduled (escort Jeff Hunter); Senior Attendants Lori Frizell (Jamie Davis, escort); Darla Holland Graduation ceremony (Matt Skinner, escort); Junior Attendants Kendra Ladd (escort set for TCHS class Anthony Simpson) and Heather Ford (escort Scott Coleman). Last Commencement exercises for the Rev. Harold Skaggs of year's queen was Beth Wallace Trigg County High School’s Cadiz Baptist Church. Trigg (escort David Sholar). Not Class of 1991 is scheduled for 8 County High School Choir pictured is Matt Skinner. p.m. May 24 in Trigg County will provide special music High School Gymnasium. The Rev. Charles Brown of Baccalaureate will be held Second Baptist Church will at 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 22. offer invocation for The address will be given by commencement exercises. Rev. Mark Johnson of East Bro. Darrell Simon of Cadiz Cadiz Baptist Church. Church of Christ will do the The major addresses of benediction. Trigg County commencement will be given High School Band will by Valedictorian John provide special music. McAttee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Special honors awards will John W. McAtee and the be presented by Justin D Salutatorian Teresea Bodnar, Minnehan, superintentent of daughter of Maria M. Bodnar Trigg County Schools and Francis A. Bodnar. Diplomas will be presented by The baccalaureate school board members Jimmy invocation will be given by Carr, Paul Stallons, Mike the Rev. James Powell of Allen, Liz Anderson and North Cadiz United Methodist Howell Hopson. Church and the benediction by Please see GRAD/ A-13

Farmers see new methods pg.5 Index Opinion A-2 Society A-8 The Winning Ways.... Funerals A-12 Tw o Trigg County bus Elementary choir performs pg.ll Poet's Comer A-10 drivers take top honors Sports B-2 in District Road-E-O. Agriculture B 4 See page A-12. TV pages B-6 Local soldier is featured pg.lB Classifields B -ll A-2, 'm e Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15,1991 (©pinion

Just The Other Day BradyBillwill save lives By Billy Rawls The fascination of older people for tracing relatives Billy Rawles gave a fine 'Even if one life was saved, it has become apparent to me as I tribute to his mother last I Voice am often approached by others week. My mother poured a lot ." r f would be worth the trouble regarding my mention of of love and care into me and someone that they know. After my brothers and sisters. Venable all, I have become 'an older The institution of OS' Kelsie Calhoun does an ex­ All this talk about moon­ people.' Last week I was ac­ motherhood is one of the By Keith S. cellent job of demonstrating shine making makes a good costed by letter, telephone, and things that keeps the world Venable the making of moonshine and time to tell about the Sunday one-on-one conversation with headed in the right direction. giving the history of moon- School teacher who was ex­ relatives and strangers who shining Between the Rivers. plaining the danger of alco­ acknowledged a mutual in­ When the fiscal court raised "My first talk was before a hol. terest in someone we had the Extension budget from wheeler. Even man's best group of doctors," Kelsie said. Before his class of small known. $30,000 to $62,000, it made pos­ friend, the dog, killed 25 peo­ "They knew how to do many boys he had a glass of water My Aunt Janie Larkins Flora, from Tennessee, wrote to sible the hiring of a 4-H ple last year, including eight things, but they did not know and a glass of alcohol. From me and updated me on some things regarding her daughter agent. The youth of the county killed by pit bull dogs. how to make whiskey. the glass of water he took a (my first cousin), Mary Jane Flora Blevins. I am inclined will now have more help and "Moonshine was made to healthy worm and dropped it to remember Mary Jane as a pretty little girl. opportunity. I am for the Brady Bill on sell and not to drink," he in the alcohol. After the worm My very distant cousin, William "Billy" McConnell, gun control. It should be given added. wiggled and died, he asked, called me from Caldwell County to talk of times when both of An ad in the Kentucky a chance. Even one life saved Kelsie is a fun merchant, "Now boys, what does this tell us were much younger. I once knew the family of Orbie Farmer led me to Jim Ricks would be worth the trouble. We offering such things as a real us?" Mitchell who lived down the road from my Aunt Fannie Music Shoppe which is located should stop the killings by looking stick of dynamite. "It means if you drink McConnell, but I was not aware that Orbie's wife, Josephine, next to city hall in downtown guns. Of course we should do You are supposed to light the plenty of alcohol, you will was Billy's sister. A few days later, I visited Martha Cadiz. much more to take the guns fuse and pass it to your friend never be wormy," pipped one Mitchell Lewis (Orbie's and Josephine's daughter) who now I wanted to learn about from the youth in the streets. in the back of the boat. little fellow. works in Cadiz. I had not seen her, to know who she was, Martin Guitars, which have since we picked up hail stones from her back yard in the late been made by the Martin 1930's. family in Pennsylvania Also, I talked with the son of Mr. Bluford Bridges as his since 1833. Jim showed me father, a recent one century survivor, was getting a haircut. one of these lovely instru­ In nothing flat, we had established a family relativity thru ments which are known all my uncle, James Minos Turner. over the world. Perhaps by this time you may be noticing a trend in this tale. O f course, there are the varying degrees of kinship. But After attending the Goshen there is also the tendency of people to loose contact with the Methodist Church Homecom- families of female kin who get married and change their ing May 5 and a visit with my last name. sister, Ernestine Venable, Katherine and I decided not to I remember family reunions when discussions of kith and return to Cadiz through Mur­ kin got distressingly thick. There was talk of: greats and ray but to return through grands; numbered cousins with th's and rd's following the Kirksey and by Ky. 80. cousin title; so many times removed; nee so-and-so's; and It was the same gravel road kissing cousins. Aunt Anna Belle Rawls Turner always I traveled to school on 55 years made it a point to kiss my old maid second cousin, Miss Ed­ ago. If you want to travel old die Bracy, when she greeted her. O f course, she took pains to fashioned roads, Calloway is avoid the snuff juice which was not a hazard when they the place to be. played together as children. Just the other day, I ask Jimmy Cunningham if he was kin People show fear for things to "Bill" Cunningham. He replied "Wellll - - He's not a that pose a danger to them as first cousin. Maybe he's a last cousin." wasps, snakes and bugs of all Mfc relatives are said tp^Jbe Rawjsls and Larkinas. kinds. They should show But "It Ain't Necessarily So," because the women of my past concern for thing that do kill: are equally responsible for my genes even though they took the comfortable care, the the names of my male parental ancestors. They tell me that £ loaded gun, the can of beer on the road, the tractor or four- some women keep their maiden last names down "South of the Border" (where they pronounce Jaun as Waun and Jose as Hose). Then, there is the happenstance of people changing their family names on purpose or by accident. I have proof of Report clerks recording "Rawls," as the name of the same persons, We welcome with all sorts of different spelling, on antique county arid parish records in Virginia and the Carolinas. When some­ to Kentucky Letters to the Editor. one asks me how I spell Rawls, I sometimes reply 'Just like my 'Cuddin' Lou Rawls ( a famous singer) spells his.' SENATOR WENDELL FORD Mail letters to: My children's blood relatives go back thru the Jones, l!.s. Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510 Routen, Elkins, and Wallis families, but I don’t guess I am The Cadiz Record kin to my wife, Charline Rawls, nee Charline Jones except P.O.Box 311 by marriage. Crazy, Ain't it? OUR JOINT COMMITTEE ON PRINTING “ TIGHTENS BELT” My relates involve the Adams family. Wonder who I TO SAVE TAXPAYER DOLLARS C adiz, K Y 42211 would be if a rib had been taken from "Eve" to make We are all familiar with the well-worn saying, “ a penny saved is A d am ?" a penny earned.” I have heard it ever since I was a young boy growing up in Kentucky, and have found it to be true whenever and wherever Do you remember: Sally Hartigan, Johnnie Hartigan it is applied. Adams, Madalyn Nunn, Martha Ladd Woodruff, and/or I tried to reflect on that bit o f wisdom during my Chairmanship o f the Joint Committee on Printing during the past two years o f the 101st Congress. The Joint Committee’s primary function is to oversee the func­ Letters tioning o f the Government Printing Office, how well it is being run and examine ways where the line could be held on government Please mail all publishing and printing costs. correspondence Several people have said the Joint Committee on Printing was ’ ’the To the citizens of Cadiz: packages, and assistance to On behalf of all Eagle At­ tightest run committee on Capitol Hill.” We were proud o f that label our families was a shining tack soldiers, thank you to: and I’m pleased to say that our initiatives were highly successful in On behalf of the soldiers of example of the tremendous again for your support and for saving taxpayer dollars - and we are talking about much more than 3-101 Aviation Regiment, teamwork and true grit that being a part of this all- pennies. The Cadiz Record marks this national as sec­ American team. The best estimates I can find project a savings o f between 250 and upon our return from ond to none. P.O. Box 311 500 million dollars o f spending either saved or deferred. Operation Desert Perhaps the biggest initiative o f the Joint Committee was bringing Shield/Storm, I would like to I can tell you that your ef­ Cadiz, KY 42211 into general use recycled printing and writing papers throughout the extend our sincere thanks for forts from the heart made us Federal Government. your warm and caring sup­ feel strong and secure in the Lieutenant CoL Mark Curran Now in less than two years, the Federal Government has become port of both our families and fact that we had the support of Commander The U.S. Post Office the single largest purchaser o f recycled paper - over 486,000 tons. us during our deployment to our nation and that our fami­ 3-101 Aviation Regiment requires a full address In Recycled paper is now being used in Congress and all Federal agencies Saudi Arabia. lies were well cared for in our 101st Airborne Division order to deliver mall and departments. For all of us the last eight absence. Ft. Campbell on time. In the first year o f our bulk paper purchases, the GPO paid on You all were tremendous in average twelve percent less for recycled paper than it had paid in the months have been a tremen­ previous twelve months for virgin fiber papers, saving tens o f thousands dous challenge. It has been a our book. Like our families at o f dollars. time filled with significant home, you were a big part of The Committee also suggested and embarked on many cost saving emotion as we together en­ the team that led to the freeing measures that have been implemented. A few o f these include: dured long separation from of Kuwait and total defeat of ** Directed the first General Accounting Office’s audit o f GPO ’s our friends and families. Iraqi aggression. We met the (Rje (ftahiz BRccnrh management and found deficiencies in record-keeping, policy direction, It was a time that tested the challenge and succeeded to­ workforce and equipment usage and high rates o f paper spoilage; capacity of our world. It was a gether. ** Department o f Defense proposal to consolidate printing opera­ Jan Cave....General Manager/Advertising Director time that challenged the grit The 3-101 family is truly tions o f the Air Force, Army, Navy and Defense Logistics under Navy Cindy Camper...... Editor of our nation and allies to thankful for the fact that we management. This proposal alone will save more than $25 million Cynthia Allen...... Circulation Manager dollars a year. come together in support of a have neighbors such as you. ■ ** The Committee rejected what it deemed “ unnecessary” requests common cause. We want you to know that you Published each Wednesday by Waterland Press for $24 million in new Federal agency printing equipment. To meet these challenges, made a difference for us over Inc. Second class postage paid in Cadiz, Trigg County, Ky. ** Over $37 million in printing equipment for GPO has been professionalism and exper­ USPS-082-520. Single copy: 50 cents. Subscription Rates: in there and were a significant county, $14.31; out of county Post Office, $15.38; out of rejected pending the development o f a long-term plan that meets the tise on the part of our forces part of our success. Committee’s approval. state, $18.00; subscriptions sold only by year. Address all and teamwork on the part of We look forward to spend­ mail to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) ** NASA’s Inspector General recommended shutting down five all of us were the keys to suc­ 522-6605. printing plants for savings o f over $10 million. ing more time together as we cess. Deadlines are as follows: Sports and Agriculture Over the past two years the Joint Committee has effectively continue to train at Fort With your help we did it! articles Thursday at 2:00 p.m. News and Society articles demonstrated that we can “ tighten our belts” while still providing effi­ Campbell for what the future Monday at Noon. Classified advertising Fridays at Noon. cient services to the taxpayer. During these times o f budget restraints, We met the challenge and may bring for our nation. You Regular Display advertising Monday at 4:00 p.m. Advertising the American people expect our Federal government to make better succeeded. The part you are what America is all about rates available upon request. played in supporting us with Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open daily 8:00 a.m. use o f the resources we already have. And I believe the Joint Committee and have demonstrated that on Printing is proving we can do just that. your warm letters, thoughtful to 4:30 p.m.; closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays. nra qi>q linefnrinoWo The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15, 1991, A-3

possible state funding of the DARE program. • C IT Y In other business, the coun­ Begins on front page cil honored four retiring city graders helps not only to help employees: Herman Boyd kids say "no” to drugs and from the city planning and alcohol but also provides them zoning committee; Toppy Ed­ with a positive self-image. wards from the water and Dollar said the DARE pro­ sewer system; Joe Darnall gram is costing the city $5,000 from the water plant; and a year in training of officers Keidell Bridges from the alone. "If the school can give street department. $1,500, then that would help a The council also discussed lot,” Dollar said. the city's proposed budget. The Mayor Scott Sivills said he $1,844 million budget in­ does not want to have to elim­ cludes "hopefully enough inate the program because it funding" for a future pur­ helps the children. "DARE is chase of a new fire truck and a super program," he said, garbage truck. Kiedell Bridges with Mayor Scott Sivills "But it's like dispatching. We "Our number one priority is need it, but the costs just keep a fire truck," said Sivills. escalating." "Our current truck is a 1960 The council discusses al­ model, but we realize it's go­ ternate funding for the pro­ ing to cost $200,000 for a new gram such as seeking dona­ vehicle. Any excess funds tions from businesses. "We will be deposited in that can't get any support from the fu n d ." community," Dollar told The council also voted to them. "I've gotten a sore increase mileage and meals throat just from asking." allowance for traveling city The mayor noted that busi­ employees. The city was pay­ nesses get "hands to death," ing only $14 a day for meals but also felt there would be and 18 cents per mile of support if the community travel. It was raised to the knew the plight of the DARE current state level of $17 a day program. for meals and 22 cents per They council also discussed m ile. Toppy Edwards with Mayor Sivills REDUCED TO $28,500 Calhoun knows moonshining

Kelsie Calhoun showed how process begins by putting corn Much skill was needed to the Revenuer. When a moonshine whiskey was meal, sugar, and water in the keep the process going just moonshiner was caught, he made to a group of Retired barrels. No yeast or malt are right. Also it was hard work and the agent would agree Federal Workers at their added. After the fermentation lugging all those barrels, the when to meet in federal court monthly meeting May 8 at the is complete, the water and still, the sugar and meal to a and the moonshiner would Bank of Cadiz Community alcohol mixture is run remote spot in the woods, and always be there. through the still. move to a new location often to Room. The business meeting of the This first run is called a escape detection. Kelsie had arranged four RFW was conducted by Owner Wants Offer for this 2 bedroom brick over a "singling." The still then Moonshine making was big small wood barrels, a little President Gerald Joseph. washes clean and the product business for Between the full basement? Hardwood floors, extra large deck over still and other items on a Plans were made for of the first run is run through Rivers during the 1920s and carport in back, beautiful Magnolia tree in back yard. panel which can be easily attending the state convention the still again in what is moved. The "Revenuers" are 1930s and added much to the in Paducah which concludes Owner motivated to sell! Call Jim Loyd at 522-6041 (of­ called the "double run." The not likely to get him for he economy of the region during today. fice) or 522-7865 (home) or one of the professionals at four barrels of mash make those hard times. moves the apparatus in one of CENTURY 21 Thomas Real Estate for a personal show­ his used hearses. about four to five gallons of There was a code of honor ing. The whisky making whiskey. between the moonshiner and Thank You To Each & Everyone Of You, Be You Business Or Individual who gave so much by donations, bidding, attending our kick-off breakfast, joining the Century Club and supporting this year's auction in so many and varied ways. Rotary Century Club Members Mr. & Mrs. Billy Allen Trigg County Odessey of Mind ($100.00 Cash Donaters) Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Sutherland Dr. William M. Rowlett Cadiz Insurance Agency, Inc. Trigg County Farmers Bank Dr. Ballard Jolly Allen Farms Inc., Cecil & Chappel Allen Father Danhauer Friend of Rotary Hopson & Parris Attorneys At Law Bob & Susie Higbee Friend of Rotary WKDZ Thomas Elder Mary White In Memory of Sally Elder Ben Wood III WHOP Raymond or Lee Lafser Dr. Nicholas & Marty Terhune Dr. & Mrs. James B. Cox Bank of Cadiz Brent Thompson Bill & Loretta Fuller Brent Thompson $500.00 or More Donors Farm Store Brent Thompson (Businesses or people that gave Cadiz Milling Company Brent Thompson $500 or more in cash or merchandise) Thurman, Campbell Co., CPA Brent Thompson Pennyrile Home Medical In Memory of Carrie Baldree Carol Wright Kentucky Machine Rick W. Williams, CPA Cadiz Womans Club Lake Barkley State Resort Park H.B. Quinn Trigg County Attorney Stone Plastics Brent Thompson W.J. & Marynell Hopson John Ward Thomas Cadiz Insurance Agency Kentucky Machine & Engineering Inc. Mary Lee or Larry Larmore Piggly Wiggly #94 Christian County Livestock Gary & Susan Nichols Dr. & Mrs. Gabe Payne $250.00 or More Donors South Central Bell Representative Ramsey Morris (Businesses or people that gave South Central Bell Senator Greg Higdon $250 or more in cash or merchandise) Dr. Gary James John L. Street WKDZ AM/FM Bethel Richardson & Sina Richardson P & E Distributing Cadiz Record Hoover Automotive, Division of Johnson Control West KY Quality Corp. Bank of Cadiz Virgil & Maria Whited Trigg County Coaching Staff Trigg County Farmers Bank Winthrop & Celia Hopson Trigg County Insurance Agency Thomas Industries Canton 1 Stop Market, Jim & Kathryn Morris Sam Baldwin Culligan of Western Kentucky Scott & Mary Sutherland Music Store Save On Drugs Century 21, Shelia Holland Owner Burks Texaco Jim & Barbara Loyd Save On Drugs Trigg County Hospital Cadiz Record Danny & Joyce Bozarth Music Shoppe Dr. Gary James Judge Chappel Wilson & Mrs. Chappel Wilson Pat Givens, Skyline Enterprises Woody Woodall Vance & Nell Leneave Papa John's Pizza KoollOOFM Bob & Marcie Broadbent Kangaroo Chapter 101 St. Airborne Assoc. Stan & Yvonne Brimmer Cadiz Restaurant Trigg County Auto Parts Genesis Express Dr. Mike Gross Mitchell's Tree Service Jim & Penny Wallace Trigg County High School FHA Trigg County Elementary School And to all the 100's of other businesses and people that contributed so much to make this year's auction so successful, the Cadiz Rotary Club extends our sincere appreciation. The $22,500.00 plus raised this year will go far towards helping youth and seniors in the many varied projects we sup­ port!!

Thank You from CADIZ ROTARY CLUB m David Chesnut, Auction Chairman

A * A , 'i he Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15,1991 riefly, Commodies distributed for Trigg citizens tomorrow a ivnic The Pennyrile Allied Hours for distribution will Community Services an­ be from 8:30 a.m. until 2:00 the Pops nounced today that U.S. De­ p.m. partment of Agriculture sur­ Misrepresentation of need, is tonight plus commodities will be dis­ sale, or exchange in USDA tributed Thursday May commodities is prohibited and Enjoy an evening of music 16,1991 at the John L. Street could result in a fine, impris­ by the Nashville Symphony Library. onment or both. USDA’s tonight under the stars as Amounts allocated vary ac­ emergency food assistance is Picnic with the Pops returns to cording to household size. available to all eligible area Hopkinsville on the grounds Foods and amounts may be residents regardless of race, of University Heights adjusted depending on avail­ color, national origin,age,sex Academy. ability. or handicap. The gates will open at 6 p.m. to allow guests time to enjoy dinner before the concert begins at 8 p.m. Reserved tables range from Food drive is slated $100 to $400 per table. There On June 1, 1991, Kentucky Kentucky's Birthday. The are also $5 grassroots tickets will celebrate its 199th birth­ collection date will be May available. These ticket day. The Kentucky Bicenten­ 2 6„1991. holders must provide their nial Commission and Ken­ The KBC and Kentucky For Sale Yard Sale own seating arrangements. tucky Harvest will Join forces Harvest hope to raise 199,000 Pre-concert entertainment to celebrate this occasion by cans of food across the state 3 cushion sofa. May 18 will feature a classical jazz holding a canned food drive with all 120 counties in­ $ $ $ $ Gold tweed. 7 till? group. For reservations or in all 120 Kentucky counties. volved. All food raised in Good condition more information call 887- Trigg County's collection Trigg County will stay in $75.00. 155 Sunset Circle 4295. sites will be at local churches, Trigg Countv, but most im­ $ $ $ $ business and civic organiza­ portantly, it is a hands on tions, and the Trigg County project for Trigg County; it is Call Several Families Court House. The distribution a project to help the less fortu­ A fter 522-3384. Rea decorated center will be the court house. nate. from Air Force The commissions goal is for Gary Mize serves as chair­ all Trigg Countians to partic­ man of this committee for Staff Sgt. Christine M. Rea ipate in the celebration of Trigg County. H ours Moving Moving has been decorated with the Air Force Commendation Medal. Sale Sale The medal is awarded to Community Calendar May 18th Old location of those individuals who All day The Perky Peddler demonstrate outstanding TOPS: The daytime chapter meets every Thursday at 10 Stylette achievement or meritorious a.m. at Cadiz Baptist Church or call leader, Aileen Worsham East 68 to 128, service in the performance of at 522-3047. their duties on behalf of the 3 miles, watch Thurs. & Fri. Only Air Force. ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES: Adult Education for signs. 4-7 p.m. The sergeant is an Classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 information management a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and every Tuesday and Thursday evening Lots of everything! Furniture - scrap specialist at Soesterberg Air from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. For information, call 522-0927. lumber - odds & ends Base, Netherlands. She is the daughter of Eric OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Overeaters Anonymous Gree of Lancaster, Ohio and will meet every Tuesday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the base­ Garage Sale Debbie Hogle of Gananna, ment of Old Cadiz Baptist Church. in storage building behind Ohio. Her husband, Air Force Needed Century 21 on 68W. 6 Family Staff Sgt Johnny L. Rea is the AMERICAN LEGION POST #74: The American Legion son of Larry Rea of LaPlata, Post #74 will meet the first Monday night of each month at 6 Immediately Md. and Theresia Moore of p.m. Tools, Chainsaws, Experienced Yard Sale Cadiz. Thursday, May 16 Glassware, Clothes. Saturday Only Trigg County High School Class o f1956: Members of the Sewing Operators 7 :0 0 -1 :0 0 1956 Class of Trigg County High School will meet Thursday Saturday Only! B rid ges night, May 16 at Hamtown Restaurant for planning the 35 th Apply in person: reunion. Please attend. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. (M-F) Furniture, Baby/Children 7 a.m .-11 a.m. (Sat.) Items, Clothes. receiv es Tuesday, May 21 Trigg County High School Class of 1981: The Class of Elk Brand Mfg. Take Hwy. 274 to 5 mile lice n se 1981 will have a planning meeting at 7 p.m. May 21 „ 1991 at Baseball Cards marker to Twin Trees. the Cadiz Restaurant. Albums Co., Inc. Vivian L. Bridges has Card sheets & protectors Lafayette Street, Cadiz Cancel if rain! successfully passed the Storage boxes EOE M /F /H Tennessee Funeral Directors Simpler Tymes Exam that was given April 17 Antique Mall in Nashville, Tenn. Main Street She is the daughter-in-law Garage All In Stock Vinyl Flooring, Residential & M-S 9-5 Sun. 12-5 of Mr. and Mrs. Keidell Commercial Carpet...... $1.00 off sq. yd. Trailer- Bridges and granddaughter- 522-0214 All In Stock Wallpaper...... ,...... 20% off in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Yard Sale Sale Raymond Anderson of Cadiz. Congoleum "Room In Bloom Sale" 20% off (selected patterns) She is married to Chester D. 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The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15,1991, A-5 FFA shows new tobacco trans-plants

By Cindy Camper buying the plants." Cadiz Record Editor Unlike setting the tobacco plants in a regular farm bed "Two weeks ago, these "with this you don't have to tobacco plants were no bigger pull the plants out of the field. than your small finger," said It saves time.” Daniel Hale, FFA advisor at "With labor problems, just Trigg County High School. to be able to cut back on On Thursday, they were pulling will help," he said. ready for planting. The FFA, Another benefit is that the in cooperation with the Trigg plants growth are uniform, County Extension Service compared to those grown in held a demonstration on beds. "These plants will hit Thursday to show local the ground running," farmers how to produce Maksmowvicz said. "tobacco trans-plants." Tests will be done this year "This is the latest technique to see "how plants coming out available," said John of different cell sizes Fourqurean, county extension perform," he said. agent for agriculture. The cubed cells vary in size, By using cubed crates with he said. small seedlings packed into He also discussed the them, the cubes are placed in possibility of direct seeding water where their roots for the cubes. By direct develop. seeding, the seeds "about the "You just push the plant in size of radish seeds are place Extension office worked on the new process which is sweeping the little hole and fill it with one to a cell. Then are put in a farmers the operation system for the The the state. The method saves farmers from having to plant the vermiculite to fill it in," said greenhouse," according to Trigg County Future Farmers of American and tobacco plants in beds. Hale. "We got 16,000 ready in Maksmowvicz. four hours with only 10 to 12 "We've had greenhouses go students doing the work.” up all over this state (because Dr. Bill Maksmowvicz, an of the concept)," he said. extension tobacco specialist Growth time varies with the was on hand Thursday to number of cells per tray. answer any questions the Growth time ranges from 10 to SAMPLE BALLOT farmers had about the 12 weeks to 7 or 8 weeks. techniques. "You get a tough little plant Maksmowvicz said the new out of this," he commented. technique is relatively "Is this the best system? It all inexpensive. "The only cost depends on how much money is for the trays^and for and time you want to commit rigging up the bed and for to it."

Lawrence E. Dr. Floyd G. FORGY. JR. □ i S I BAESLER i 'a i POORE a ET G o vern o r _ _ . i F F A holds Gatewood Martha S. HOPKINS | GALBRAITH WILKINSON □* i □ ' S i □ Brereton C. spring banquet •D: i Q !l . JONES S i i S .i □ Eugone Steve John Frith GOSS COLLINS / a - PATTON STEWART s By Shannon Knight of the products. □ t □ i i □ i Lieutenant Governor , •:_ ’ ____ . Staff Reporter Also awarded at the banquet Tommy Bobby H. Pete Were scholarships given to □* •I. '“corns7 at RICHARDSON □ WORTHINGTOI< s i — i i The Trigg County chapter of three FFA seniors. The J eff (Vote for On*) -r— - 6;A 8-B > ,.c | ------6-D 8-E Williamson Memorial WALKER COWAN the Future Farmers of Amer­ □ i □ i □ i □ i D : ica held its Spring banquet Scholarship was given to Star C. Hog# Bob Friday May 10 at the Trigg Farmer Award winner Billy HOCKENSMTTH BABBAGE D i S' Colley, the E.L. Mason □ i i □ j □ County school cafeteria. Secretary of State The banquet presentations Alumni Scholarship was Dexter S. Gerald WRIGHT BENSON s S m honored 60 people in cate­ awarded to Mike Humphries, □ i 0° 1 i □Di (Vole for One) gories ranging from Green­ the Soil Conservation Schol­ Joe "Rooster Ran EVANS house Technology to Tractor arship was awarded to Kevin [=f i S 1 "S i □ i □ ! driving. Kennedy. Chris The Trigg FFA chapter also Attorney General GORMAN s n The FFA honored Billy i □“1 i □Di awarded four Trigg Coun- Colley , senior, as the chapters tians with the title Honorary (Vole for One) LACKED Star Farmer. The Star □ ef o □° $ Chapter Farmer. Those given i l i i Farmer Award is based on the Belly A. B. "Ben" the honor were Mrs. Marilyn CHANDLER FFA's Supervised Occupation HOLMES □ a d Ladd, Mrs. Connie A u d ito r o f i 4 i 5° i Experience Program. In the Humphries, Mr. Hal Hopson, Wad o Robert SOEP each farmer is judged Public Accounts LEWIS □ MEAD C.PJL S and Mr. Mike Allen. i □ 1 i □° i Q on his or her ability at raising The Trigg County FFA Virgil C. tobacco or livestock and (Vale for One) MOORE Chapter is advised by Daniel □ S g° 5" managing the business side i I i i Hale and James Ladd. Don Drex Jim "POP" BELL DAVIS, JR MALONE ^OAKEN7 □ i 4 s 1 i S: State Treasurer Don A. John R. Chari os Arthur YEATER a i □ 1 GLASCOCK. JR■ S i FrmMLLli0ne# □ i VAN WINKLE s (Vote lor One) — ______. Donnie KELL s D i □ l s i 4 s W.S. le-A Donna ,o.B Colin Cokie IB.C David C. 18-0 Roy Gene 18.E KROGDAHL SHEDD J COX JACKSON ROGERS Superintendent of □ 1 □ 11 □ ■ □ 1 □ Edward E. Gilbert Eben C. Foster V. Public Instruction RIPPETOE WOODEN HENSON JONES. JR. STEPH^SON f i A i □ 1 d i □Pi d (Vote for One) Stephen Pool Charlie BOE IMHOFF MASTERS □ i a 1 jd 1: □ |i A. Donald W. Harry W. Ed BAWdORE* S' EDDLEMAN GOOCH HIENEMAN LOGSDON Commissioner o f i □B4 □c 4 □ i* □ Leonard W. J. Kenneth Michael J. Glen D. Willard Farm* Agriculture EVANS GREENE HOLBROOK MORRIS BEASLEY Q i o 1 a i 5°|i ' 3e Scholarship winners at the Spring FFA Banquet were; KevinJ Randall Glbeon Julian T. B3E (Vole for One) CURRY UNDERWOOD IH □ HARRIS (Kennedy, Billy Colley, and Mike Humphries. Colley was alsol 15Ai l □ I □ j l named the Trigg County FFA Star Farmer. Thomas A. RASCHE □ i o , 1 q l S° 4 d Railroad Commissioner William "Bill" Farmers will face □ i □ 1 BAILEY □t i □ 4 s (Vote for One) Larry agriculture changes □Ai 4 1 4 s Agriculture must become students techniques and con­ more balanced, well cepts needed for a balanced, □ i □ 1 □ l □° 4 a managed and environmen­ well managed and environ­ tally responsible in the com­ mentally responsible agri­ ing decade, said Charles E. cultural industry. I, W anda Thomas, Trigg County Clerk, do hereby certify the above pictured ballot Hess, assistant secretary to "Not only our economic to be authentic of the ballot to be in use in the Primary election to be held Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Agri­ welfare, but also the quality of culture. our lives, depends on our May 28,1991, as it will appear on all voting machines. Hess made his remarks to ability to develop agricultural some 120 agricultural scien­ technology and systems tists and teachers at a sympo­ which produce efficiently sium in Lexington May 6 while at the same time sus­ y / ' C about key issues in agricul­ taining our natural resource tural teaching programs, base," Hess'said. sponsored by the University of "Increasingly, agricultural Trigg County Clerk Kentucky College of Agri­ research is an essential part culture. of addressing broad social is­ Hess said that it is impera­ sues — a daunting array of tive that land grant colleges challenges such as water lead the effort by teaching Please see FUTURE/ A-13 A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15,1991 Ribbon cutting PLAY B ALL Schedule for week of May 8- 13th Mon. 6:00 Bond 14 at Trigg county Recreation Trucking vs. Ky. Machine. (R}P complex. 6:00 New Field, Hoover vs. Men's Softball Druthers. 7:30 Farmers Bank 9th Thurs. 8:00 Hardee's vs. vs. Goodwin. (H a it i z Mitchell Logging, 9:00 Kings Women and Little Girls Auto Sales vs. Bestway. 7th Tues. 7:00 on Men's 10th Fri. 8:00 King's Auto field. Little Farmers vs. BRecorh Sales vs. Ace's. 9:00 Stroud's J.C.I. 7:00 Angels vs. Fanner Barber Shop vs. Ace's. Girls. 8:00 Pollards vs. Lady 14th Tues. 8:00 Mitchell Diamonds. 10th Fri. 7:00 Logging vs. Save Alot. 9:00 Lakeland Racers vs. J.C.I. Classifieds King’s Auto vs. Hardee's. 8:00 Music Shop vs. Lady Di­ amonds. 9:00 Farmer Girls Bambino League vs. Pollards. 14th Tues. 7:00 9th Thurs. 6:00 Druthers vs. Men’s field, Lakeland Rac­ T h e y Goodwin Funeral Home. 6:00 ers vs. Little Farmers. 7:00 on new field. Bond Trucking Angels vs. Music Shop. 8:00 R e a l l y vs. Trigg Co. Farmers Bank. Farmer Girls vs. lady Dia­ 7:30 Bank of Cadiz vs. Ky. monds. 9:00 Lakeland Racers Machine. vs. J.C.I. S e l l !

RIBBON CUTTTN’- Mark Lovely, Superintendent of Lake Barkley State Resort Park, cuts the ribbon at the grand opening of the park fitness center's new free weight room. Pictured with Lovely is Fitness Center Manager Jeff Bergholtz, Terri Burnett, and Judy Cook Director of Park Recreation for Commonwealth of Kentucky. THE RIGHT TO VOTE IN A FREE AND HONEST ELECTION...

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Control @@ 2\{s with this Newspaper ■ m PUBLIC NOTICE SWITCH At the time of the last election to decide if liquor should be sold in Trigg County, funds were collected 73 percent of the primary television sets from the supporters of selling liquorto support the campaign. Some years back (I was not a resident in Kentucky have remote control. It makes at the time of the election) I was asked to sign the signature card for the bank account in case switching stations easy. See the commercial. something happened to the secretary...and his name has slipped me. Watch the commercial disappear. With the flick of a button, your TV advertising message is gone. There is over $450.00 in the account which I moved to the Bank of Cadiz from Hopkinsville. There's no retrieving it. QUESTION: To those of you who contributed and were part of that campaign what do you think should be done with the funds and someone other than me should be on the account if it is decided In a recent statewide survey to leave the account stand. Please address your thoughts on this to P.O. Box 152, Qadiz, KY 42211. of 2000 Kentucky households, *55 percent said they "do something else" JACOB E. WAY, Signatory and disinterested bystander. Z a p ! when a commercial comes on TV. They switch stations, or they run to the refrigerator. Or let the dog out, or check the laundry.

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i I t i A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15,1991 &octetp Engagements

McCormack - Nichols Fuller - Mitchell Henneberger - Turque Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Warren McCormack of Henry and Debbie Fuller of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bowling Green announce the Cadiz announce the engage­ Henneberger of Mount engagement and approaching ment and upcoming mar­ Carmel, 111. have announced marriage of their daughter, riage of their daughter, the engagement of their April Lee, to Jameye Shane Melissa Tara, to Greg daughter, Melinda Bleidt Nichols, son of the Rev. and Mitchell, son of Janie and Henneberger, to William Ir­ Mrs. Billy Joe Nichols of Tommy Oliver of Cadiz, and win Turque, son of Mr. and Cadiz. the late Willard (Pete) Mrs. William Turque of The bride-elect is a 1991 Mitchell. Trenton, N.J. graduate of Greenwood High The bride-elect is the Miss Henneberger is the School and is a candidate for granddaughter of Mrs. Janie granddaughter of Jettie Bleidt a nursing career. She is the the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and the late Tom Lawrence of Cadiz and the daughter of Pearl Ray and the Lonnie B. Tyler of Cadiz and Fuller of Cadiz, and is the late Clarence Lawrence. A late Eurie Ray of Providence Mrs. Lorene Nichols of Cadiz granddaughter of Doug Boren Sept. 29 wedding will be held and received a master's de­ and the late Mr. and Mrs. and the late George M. and the late Dorothy Boren at the Roofless Church in New gree in European studies from Elizah McCormack. Nichols, Jl\ also of Cadiz. She attends Harmony, Ind. the University of Louvain in Her fiance is a 1985 gradu­ Wedding vows will be ex­ Trigg County High School 1982 graduate of Trigg County Ms. Henneberger is a resi­ Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium. ate of Gatlinburg-Pitman changed at 3 p.m. Saturday, and will graduate in 1992. High School and is employed dent of New York City. She is Mr. Turque is a general' High School, Gatlinburg, June 8 at Wallonia Christian Her fiance is the grandson as Lead Military Pay a reporter for New York editor for Newsweek maga­ Tenn. He is employed by Church. A reception will fol­ of Mrs. Mae Williams and Technician at Fort Campbell. Newsday. She is a graduate of zine. He is a graduate of the DESA International as a ju ­ low at the Bank of Cadiz the late Sam Williams of The wedding is scheduled the University of Notre Dame University of Michigan. nior model maker. He is also Community Room. Cadiz and the late Vilas and for 6 p.m. June 7 at Canton attending Bowling Green All friends and relatives Made Mitchell of Caldwell Baptist Church with a recep­ State Vo-Tech school. He is are invited to attend. County. He is the step-grand­ tion to follow in the fellowship son of Jim Oliver and Rose hall. All friends and rela­ Births Guess - Yates Oliver of Eddyville. He is a tives are invited. granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Futrell of Trigg Oliver - Malone McCoy County and the late Rev. and Roisewell and Sophronia Maternal grandparents are Mrs. James Robert Guess. She cel Malone and the late Jeff Oliver and Kim McCoy of Philadelphia, Pa., Gordon Bacon and the late is a 1991 honor graduate of Clarence Malone. He is em­ Watkins announce the announce the birth of their Martha Bacon of Cadiz. Paducah Community College ployed at Sullivan's Timber engagement of their mother, son, Christopher Davis, at 8:23 Paternal grandparents are and will be attending the in Golden Pond. Dorothy Oliver to Joe Malone. a.m. May 5 at Hahnemann Mrs. Vernease McCoy and the University of Kentucky in the The wedding will be held at The bride is the daughter of University Hospital. He late Roosevelt Davis of fall. Lucy Tumbleson and the late 6 p.m. May 17 at Rocky Ridge Mr. Yates is the grandson of weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces Philadelphia. Clint Cameron and the late Church. All friends and rel­ and was 21 inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houck Sam Tumbleson. atives are invited to attend the and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest She is employed at Flynn ceremony and reception to Yates, all of Paducah. He will Enterprise in Hopkinsville. follow in the church fellow­ The Rev. and Mrs. Danny be attending Eastern The groom is the son of Er- ship hall. Guess of Paducah announce Kentucky University. the engagement of their The wedding ceremony will Correction: Research works. daughter, Rachel Laraine Mrs. William W. Peters be held at 7 p.m. June 1 at Mt. In the Snyder - Allen American Heart Guess, to Ryan Renuall and Mrs. and Mrs. James A. Pleasant Baptist Church in engagment in last week's Association Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy announce the Paducah. All friends and issue of the Cadiz Record, it John Yates of Paducah. engagement... relatives are invited to the should have read Mr. and Miss Guess is the wedding and reception.

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At AUCTION By Cox Saturday May 18 10:00 LOCATION: From Hopkinsville, Ky. travel Highway 68 (Cadiz Road) 7 1/2 Improve Your miles. See Sign. 1/2 mile South of Gracey.

23 Acres ± H om e! With 2 Bedroom Home, 40' x 120' Metal Building, 60' x 60' Stable & Tenant Home Paint, Redecorate, Add A Room, Insulate, HOME has Living Room, Dining Room/Kitchen Combination, 2 Bed­ rooms, Full Bath with shower, Washer & Dryer Area, Enclosed Back Porch, Attached Or Make Routine Repairs. Carport. Central Gas Heat & Air, County Water. 40' x 120' All Metal Insulated Building, Concrete Tloor, Fluorescent Lighting, Wired for 220, Two 16' Overhead Doors, Wash Room, County Water. 60' x 60' Metal Stable, Stalls, Loafing Area and County Water. TENANT HOME has 2 Bedrooms, Living Room, Kitchen, Bath, See Us Today To Finance Electric Heat and County Water. 23 ACRES, Openland, Fenced for Livestock, Presently in pasture. Ideal Those Home Improvements. for working man wanting country living. APPLIANCES - FURNITURE - RIDING MOWER - MISC. Kelvinator Refrigerator * G.E. Automatic Washer & Dryer * Microwave * AM-FM Stereo w/Speakers * Gibson Gas Stove * Large Wood Burning Shop Stove * Sofa * Chairs * Lamp Tables * Chest * Antique Bedside Table * Upright Vacuum * T.V. * Pots & Pans * Telephone Table * Lamps * Fan * Bar Stools * 500 Gallon Propane Tank * 1036 Dynamark Riding Lawn Mower * 7' x 16' Automatic Overhead Garage Door * Lots of small items not listed. Bank of Cadiz TERMS: Real Estate, 10% Day of Sale, Balance with Deed. Personal Property, Cash or check with proper I.D. & Trust Co. A OWNER: Mr. Lynn Bush LEJ COX REAL ESTATE & AUCTION Member FDiC “ Y o u r h o m e o w n e d L operated Bank*’ srN0ER Hopkinsville, Ky. (502) 885-6789 Auctioneers Cadiz, Ky. 522-6066 Harold Cox, Bkr/SIs. Linda Turner, Bkr. Joe Powell, Sis. Night: 265-2719 475-4150 265-9954.

A-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15,1991

Summmer...bats swinging Lead free your w ater

and kids playing fun games Some test of drinking water water to the monthly bill, but in houses having copper tub­ is ajso could greatly reduce The Poet's Corner - waiting while you were bom. ing with soldered joints have the family's ingestion of The Poets We had waited so many years revealed high concentrations dangerous lead. a for you, and now you were As Summer begins, kids of of lead. Also this problem is found Comer , mostly in older houses as all ages start swinging bats finally here. That can be dangerous, be­ and pitching balls. It is base­ Christina, that is one day we cause to much lead in the body current codes call for use of ball season! I received a poem will never forget, we will can cause damage to the silver solder rather than lead- to set off this traditional always hold it dear. brain, kidneys, nervous sys­ based types. Home-owners I remember crying that day, tears tem and red blood cells, ac­ can tell the difference by not­ Summer sport with a f ' Bylxanrie ! flushed out, the lead level flowing down my face. cording to Bill Murphy, Ex­ ing the shiny color of the sol­ real...hit!! H a rg ro v e . should quickly reach low lev­ Watching the eyes of people there, tension housing engineer der over a long period of time I still felt no disgrace. with University of Kentucky els. wheras the lead solder turns I had just been given something, How much water should the My Big The next poem was called in College of Agriculture. darker gray. some men will never find. home owner flush each time by a very nice lady that has Fortunately, it's not diffi­ Little Leaguer Daughter, you're a thing of Joy, he turns on the spigot? It got a wonderful idea of life. cult to alleviate the problem. and you will always be on my varies, depending on how far This is one to live by!! The biggest problem occurs He stood on the mound, care­ mind. the tap is from the water con­ when a person is gone for the fully rubbing the ball with his nection and how long it has Never Too Old weekend then comes home glove tucked tightly between his Donald E. Cole been since the water was last legs. and drinks a glass of water turned on. His wrinkled, worn, well-beaten You are never too old to be Cadiz, KY straight from the tap without If you are gone during the red ball cap was pulled down, half young. flushing out any of the water day so that no water is used for covering the glasses on his deeply It depends on how much you I would like to see 100's of that had been sitting in the concerned and concentrating face. like fun. entries for the June contest, so copper lines. eight hours or more, it would It was a crucial situation. The Fun you can be when you're I am going to give you the topic To correct the problem run a be wise to run some water bases were loaded. DiMaggio past 83. early. The month of June is little water before you fill a from the tap before using wa­ cooly standing on the flattened tin For you're never too old to be known for Father's Day, so I glass with water to drink. The ter for drinking or cooking. can at first. young. Frankie Guess decided on the topic of concentration of lead drops You can tell when the sys­ Ted Williams had a short lead Cadiz, KY "Fathers/Grandfathers". dramatically as the water is tem is flushed out by the water off the rock at second and Hank Your poem can be about ei­ temperature. Water in the Levi Baker of Trigg County, Aaron crowded the stick at third. allowed to run, because the ther your father or your distribution system should not underground system will be who competed in the Senior The score was 11 to 8 in favor of Next we have a new poet grandfather or both. I know I cooler than water in the lines Games held recently in his team, the Pittsburgh Pirates joining us! Mr. Cole has been have lead in any of the pipes would have an easy time with of the house. Hopkinsville, was inadver­ (also the Pittsburgh Steelers). Last prompted by friends to share or connections. this topic because my Dad and Following this suggestion tently left out of the original year he gave up being the Dallas with us and I am glad he gave Once the water standing in Cowboys. my Grandpa and my Pappa could add a few gallons of photo of the group. in. You will be seeing more of the copper lines has been Carefully he studied the batter, are my heroes. Let me hear his work in the future, but for Terry Bradshaw. No time for the about your "hero"! wrong pitch now. Pulling up his now let's enjoy this one dedi­ The deadline for your cated to his daughter. pants, fixing his shirt, fiddling "Father/Grandfather" poems with everything - is June 21. Don’t miss your He finally stepped on the dirt chance to win! Poems for Peace being taken clod rubber. Glove on hand, one "A Daughter” You can send your poems to: last look at the invisible base run­ The Cadiz Record, Attn: Lorrie The International Society of pected to be longer than sev­ ners to cut their lead. He was ucation Fund (UNICEF) on Daughters are a thing of joy, that Hargrove, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Poets (ISP) is accepting poems eral football fields, will be ready to deliver the crucial pitch. behalf of everyone who shows we think we'll never find. KY 42211 or give me a call at for its "World's Largest presented to the Secretary Well, almost. He coughed, But on one special day, you were support for world peace by 502-522-6605. I look forward Poem for Peace." General of the United Nations brought his little cheeks together the only thing on my mind. submitting a poem. to hearing from you. Anyone may contribute to (all big leaguers do this, you The third of January nineteen following the Society's Aug. know), puckered his lips, leaned this worldwide effort. 16-18 National Poetry Sympo­ seventy-two, became a special To be part of this monu­ forward and spit. Responses have already been sium in Washington, D.C. day for me. mental effort, send one origi­ It hit him right on the chin. It was the day your mother Sell it received from President Bush nal poem (20 lines or less) to: delivered you, and the day and nearly every state gover­ In addition to this literary World's Largest Poem for Richard F. Bartz you began to see. with a nor. donation, ISP will donate 10 There wasn't much to see that The World's Largest Poem cents to the United Nation's Peace, P.O. Box 627, Owings Cadiz, KY day, so early in the mom. fflahtz HRecorb for Peace, a document ex­ International Children's Ed­ Mills, Maryland 21117. Mom and me just holding hands, Classified. 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A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15, 1991 Trigg bus drivers to ride in road-e-o

IOuimette and Lutrull hophope to bring home title County Schools will dence when conirontea witn a sending two local bus critical situation, where I drivers to the Kentucky State might use some of the maneu­ Championships in Louisville vers I've learned from the June 13 and 14. Linda "Mrs. road-e-os," Ouimette said. ® 0 " Ouimette, second region "It helps to motivate rein­ champion and Jim Luttrull, forcement of learning and runner-up, qualified on May implementation of good prac­ 4 at the Second Regional tices involved in superior job Safety Road-E-O, held here at performance as a school bus Trigg County schools. driver and the road-e-o helps Thirty-two drivers from 16 develop public awareness of regions will compete for the the skills and responsibilities right to represent Kentucky in involved in the job of a school the national championship bus driver," Luttrull said. 1ft July 17 and 18 in Hartford, Lutrull continued, "Last Conn. Also, the top 10 drivers year I finished third (in the in the state will compete for state championship) and this the Southeastern United State year I hope to raise my posi­ Road-E-0 title July 1 and 2 in tion up a few spots." Tuscaloosa, Ala. But he will have to knock Ouimette out of her hopeful Asking Ouimette and spot. "I think this year I will Luttrull "what does a school do really good. I've worked bus safety road-e-o do for you, hard for the opportunity to as a driver, they replied: drive in the state, and I intend "In the years since I have to give 100 percent of myself." been driving in the school bus This is Trigg County's sev­ road-e-o, I've noticed more enth consecutive Second Re­ awareness in my own driv­ gion title. Trigg has placed a ana 14 in tne Kentucky ing ability, as well as confi­ driver in the top 10 every year. Luttrull, right, pose with children from their school buses. Trigg County has been They say "the real winners of the safety road-e-os" are the resented in state for the past seven years.

Garland to be honored for talent F unerals

Andrew Russell Garland, a 11th annual talent search. east, Midwest and Southwest. lished in 1980 with a five-year student at Trigg County All students invited to the More than 57,000 mathemati­ grant from the Duke Endow­ C obb Middle School, will be hon­ ceremony have earned scores cally and verbally able sev­ ment. The program receives Funeral services for Robert officiated with burial in ored for his academic on the SAT or ACT compara­ enth graders were identified continuing support from stu­ Henry Cobb, 72, of Murray, Kirksey Cemetery. achievement at a statewide ble to the average scores of by the program this year. dent fees, individuals and who died Wednesday, May 8 Survivors include his sis- ^ ceremony May 31 at Western college-bound high school se­ TIP is a non-profit educa­ corporations and founda­ at West View Nursing Home, ter, Era Wadkins of Garden Kentucky University. niors. tional organization estab­ tions. were conducted at 2 p.m. City, Mich., a brother-in-law Garland is the son of Billy The students will receive Friday, May 10 at J.H. Harlan Bowden of Kirksey, and Virginia Garland of certificates of distinction at Churchill Funeral Home in three nephews and two nieces, Cadiz. the ceremony. The highest Murray. including Betty Oakley of The recognition ceremony scorers will also receive Give the gift that lasts all year long, The Rev. James Garland Cadiz. is sponsored by the Duke Uni­ summer program scholar­ versity Talent Identification ships and books. Che Caftfc foetotft. Program (TIP) to salute the TIP conducts recognition seventh graders from Ken­ ceremonies in each of the 16 SPRING SPECIAL tucky who qualified in TIP's states its serves in the South­ Beautiful Bay View Restaurant Buy this double granite Breakfast*Lunch»Dinner Menu WALLPAPER inr a PENNY 1 Year Anniversary §§j*~ monument for only $695 Buy one roll of selected Save $155 in-stock w allpaper —

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being conducted by the local trip. VFW and American Legion Softball tournaments are FOURTH groups. nothing new to the Cadiz Political speakers will take Fourth celebration. However, Begins on front page the podium immediately fol­ this year an "All Star" team of local retired Army person­ "We're also having a pa­ lowing the flag ceremony. nel will challenge their rade honoring all veterans," Around that same time, a variety of Kids Activities are younger counterparts from said organizer Wilson. slated. These include basket­ Fort Campbell. Floats in the parade will be ball and softball tosses. The game is scheduled for 5 carrying veterans of World At 1 p.m., the annual tractor p.m. "And at 6 p.m., we'll War II, Korea, Vietnam and pull begins, along with musi­ make the ambulance run," those from Desert Storm. cal performances and bingo. laughed Harry Todd, who is Other floats are being ac­ An added features this year, one of the retirees who will cepted, he said, in addition to especially for the 3101, is the take to the field for the game. antique cars, horses, bicycles, horse shoe pitch. "When etc. President Bush was in Saudi, Following the game, a The parade will begin at 9 he told us the horse shoe divi­ square dance will commence a.m. Immediately following sion champions can come to at 7:30 p.m. the parade, a runner will the White House to take on Anyone interested in tak­ carry an American flag from him and his son," said Dan ing part in the Fourth of July downtown Cadiz to the Recre­ Griggson of Fort Campbell. celebration is urged to contact ation Complex, some five Billing this as the Divison Wilson. The next meeting is FRIENDS: Oaken chats with Linda Thomas and Dr. Scott Sutherland at the Kentucky miles away, where a flag Championships, horse shoe scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday Smokehouse Restaurant. Oaken was greeted to a breakfast during her early morning stay in raising ceremony is sched­ teams can try their luck and at the Trigg County Recre­ Trigg County. uled for noon. see if they can make the D.C. ation Complex. The flag raising this year is tourism. They all laughed. until after the election. How "But at the end of 1990, the does it feel to be home?' •OAKEN figures came out to $4.9 bil­ "Wonderful, absolutely wonj ' lion," she said. derful," she exclaimed. Begins on front page Oaken said if she is elected "There's no place like western Kentucky. It’s good to . JOBS is working television advertising," she will make the office of see friends," she said. Oaken A Oaken said. state treasurer a more visible arrived in Cadiz at 2:30 in the ^ Just past the midpoint in its and the early reviews are for Social Insurance, along She has taken her down- one. "I want to be innovative morning following a late first year, Kentucky's very positive in terms of its with the Departments for Em­ home style across the state with the money and make in­ night function in Kenton and primary welfare reform effort impact on our clients," he ployment Services and Social during the campaign. vestments that will benefit the Campbell counties. - the Job Opportunities and said. Services, operates JOBS, said "Coming from the tourism state economically," she said. In April, there were 2,500 "I appreciate very much the.' Basic Skills (JOBS) program on-going evaluations of the cabinet, I met people who al­ "That office needs to be ac­ enrollees in education impact of JOBS participation support, both morally and fi-; -- has already moved hun­ ways felt their counties were countable to the people. It courses or job training. An­ shows the program is creating nancially, the people from' dreds of Kentuckians closer to forgotten by Frankfort. I have needs to be more visible. If the other 2,000 have been assigned Cadiz and Trigg County have escaping the welfare cycle a ripple effect in families and developed a special feeling for treasurer is only going to sign to case managers and are ei­ shown me. It’s just heart­ once and for all. communities. those communities. I got spe­ checks, then the taxpayers ther in the assessment process warming," she said. Cabinet for Human Re­ cial projects for them in the should not have that type of sources Secretary Harry J. to determine the most suitable "I’ll never be able to pay - "For example, parents are state budget and they haven't waste to pay for," she said. Cowherd, M.D., said an esti­ JOBS component or have them back, but I’ll try through learning to read to their chil­ forgotten me for that. This will probably be mated 5,000 participants in 19 completed that phase and are helping any way I can." dren, placing a higher value "They remember the things Oaken's last visit to Cadiz counties have entered the awaiting a program slot to on education in families you do for them," she said. "I various stages of education, open up. tell them I'm just ordinary While most JOBS enrollees where education may not have job training and support ser­ folk like them. I'm not a are volunteers, the program is been a priority," he said. vices to Aid to Families with politician, just ordinary mandatory for eligible AFDC "Children are seeing their Dependent Children (AFDC) fo lk ." The recipients in the 19 first-year parents get up in the morning Cancer recipients. Oaken said her tourism ex­ Information 1-800-4-CANCER counties. and going to school or to a job. Service® the public s link to cancer information "As o f April 1, approxi­ pertise will help her if she Forty adults have since had This makes education more mately 400 JOBS enrollees wins the treasurer's race. their households benefits re­ important, to the children and have been successfully placed "I'm proud of the tourism fig­ duced for failure to partici­ is instilling in them to do bet­ Cancer Answers in full- or part-time perma­ ures," she said. "I told them if ter. Welfare is a cycle and nent positions," Cowherd pate. we stuck with one theme, we JOBS is helping to destroy that said. Commissioner Mike could make $5 billion in "JOBS got off to a fast start Robinson, whose Department cycle.

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Trigg County soldier in Saudi says he is glad the war is over

NORTH CENTRAL SAUDI ARABIA ~ A dirty, massive cloud on the horizon strikingly resembles just another seasonal sandstorm churning across the open, distant desert of north Saudi Arabia. Rumbling closer, it transforms into a convoy of battle tanks, vehicles and troops en route to a temporary stop in King Khalid Military City (KKMC). Hosts of soldiers and airmen wait to greet the combat- weary troops returning from Iraq. Welcoming the over­ whelming reception, the battle-tested soldiers shout with joy because their mission to drive Iraq from Kuwait is finished. Air Force Senior Airman Leslie R. Burnam II, 24, son of Deloris A. and Leslie R. Burnam of Cadiz, arrived in Saudi Arabia Jan. 25 to support Operation Desert Storm. The KKMC airbase is the location of the Saudi Arabian Military Academy, 72 miles south of the Iraqi border. It was the most forward airstrip during the war and also served as an enemy prisoner-of-war camp. It is here where troops recuperate from their Desert Storm experience. A fuel specialist with the 633rd Supply Company, An­ dersen Air Force Base, Guam, Burnam recalled his ef­ forts during the battle to free Kuwait. "My main job was the keep aircraft refueled," he said. "It was important to keep them constantly serviced and ready for their missions." Difficulties were numerous as troops set about per­ forming their assigned missions. Coping with the ever- changing weather and stressful, life-threatening living conditions, thousands of miles away from home gave them a handful to deal with while focusing on their work at hand. "Getting used to sleeping in a tent with 11 other guys was bad. But the worst was when the SCUD missiles started coming," said the 1984 graduate of Trigg County High School. "Seeing Patriot missiles take off and intercept the SCUDs was a sight. It was also the scariest part of the war for me." Every troops' involvement and experience during the seven-month quest to drive Iraq out of Kuwait gave them more excitement than they could ever ask for. Looking back on being part of such as massive victory has given these troops something to tell future generations how they felt being part of such a historic event. "I'm glad it's over. I feel the U.S. military showed the rest of the world we meant what we said, and will stand for what’s right. That makes me proud to be an Ameri­ can," said Burnam.

After a seven-month tour in the Middle East to liberate Kuwait, Air Force Senior Airman Leslie R. Burnam II, a fuels spe­ Base, Guam, adjusts fuel pump gauges to ensure proper fuel­ troops load duffle bags onto a 747 aircraft for the long-awaited cialist with the 633rd Supply Company, Andersen Air Force ing of aircraft being serviced. trip home.

Troops enjoy a one-of-a-kind ride on the hump of a camel, as a Saudi native guides them for a stroll through Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia.

U.S. Air Force photos by Angela S. Gough

Two soldiers pass time by playing a friendly game of in Saudi Arabia while waiting for the plane ride home. checkers and listening to music in King Khalid Military City B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15 ,1991

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WKU hosting soccer camp out of race small-group instruction, and BOWLING GREEN, KY - 13-18, will compete as six-a­ The 1991 Western Kentucky side units in a World Cup reinforced in games. Current University soccer camps have style group-play format. WKU players will assist the been scheduled for July and Players registering as in­ staff by demonstrating skills August. dependents will be grouped to and working with the The Boys' Team Camp form competitive teams. Ev­ campers. (July 8-12), the Girls' Team eryone will play at least two Costs for the Team Camps Camp (July 15-19) and the matches daily. Facilities and are $240 for overnight Bowling Green Day Camp time will be available for high campers and $170 for day (Aug. 5-9) will all be at the school coaches to work with campers, with a 10-percent WKU campus in Bowling their teams every afternoon. discount if payment is made Green. A Glasgow Day Camp before May 15. Day Camps are (July 29-Aug. 2) will be held at The Day Camps, for boys $80 for morning campers (9 WKU's Glasgow campus. and girls ages 6-16, are di­ a.m.-noon) and $130 for all­ WKU soccer Coach David vided into two groups based on day campers (9 a.m. to 5 Holmes will conduct all of the age, experience and ability p.m.), with a 10-percent dis­ camps, placing an emphasis with emphasis on developing count if paid before June 1. on competition and advanced and improving each camper's For more information and team instruction. Team skills. application forms, contact Camp teams, for high school Techniques such as drib­ Coach David Holmes, E.A. boys' and girls' teams ages bling, passing and receiving Diddle Arena, Western Ken­ the ball, shooting, heading tucky University, Bowling and goal keeping will be Green, KY 42101 (phone: 502- Umstead and taught in individual and 745-6068). Williams team Lady Cats lose first in fishing Buddy Bass tourney set to Caldwell team tournament The Seventh Annual Coca- pot. The team which catches Plagued by errors the Trigg Donald Umstead and Cola Classic Kentucky/ the second largest bass will County Lady Cats softball Donnie Williams collected Barkley Buddy Bass receive 40 percent of the pot. squad was defeated 19-3 at the $1,612 dollars for their first Tournament will be held June Third largest bass will re­ hands of Caldwell County in place of 23.4 pounds of fish 15 at Barkley Lake State Park ceive $50. the District 5 softball tourna­ caught during the Volunteer m arina. Total payback of the tour­ ment in Princeton. Division, American Scholar­ Entry fees are $50 per boat. nament will be 75 percent of Caldwell County got off to ships Tournament #2 held at Starting time is 6 a.m. with the entry fee to 15 percent of the an early start getting five Barkley Lodge State Park weigh-in at 3 p.m field. runs in the first inning. Marina on May 5. There is a guaranteed $2,000 Last year the tournament Caldwell was able to score Second place went to Larry cash first place in this year's drew 293 boats from seven nine runs on three Trigg Dunlap and Jerry Elliot who tournament. The winner will states. One hundred and fifty miscues in the second in­ |A Caldwell baserunner touches third enroute to score. Caldwell! caught 22 pounds and were also receive a $2,000 gift cer­ boats are already entered in ning. [defeated Trigg County 19-3 in District 5 play in Princeton. awarded $747. tificate from Ranger Boats the tournament. Trigg County committed ten Ron Lappin and Jim Pool's towards the purchase of a new For more information on errors in the contest to go catch of 21.9 pounds placed Ranger boat. entering the tournament Roger Anderson along with 13 Lady Tiger them third. They received An option again this year contact Larry Hancock, tour­ hits. Trigg County had 10 hits $396. will be the Big Bass pot. For a nament director, at Hoptown Mechanic and Welding in the contest including two Fourth and fifth place fee of $5 person, the winner Bass Club, Inc., 3415 Candy singles each by Kelly Prince money was awarded to Rod­ will receive 60 percent of the Drive, Hopkinsville, Ky. Portable Welding and Equipment Repair and Raquel Gordon . ney Tidwell and Dick 43340 or call 886-3246. Service calls available: Thomas and Bobby Rankin and Hubert Wright who won $75 per team for their tie of Located on Hwy. 139 I Cadiz and Princeton 17.6 pounds of fish each. Rankin and Wright were also awarded $410 for the Big THERE'S HO SUBSTITUTE Bass. It weighed in at 7.1 pounds. FOR A HUGH EXTERIOR. Introducing INVEST

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UK basketball (yep, in May mile NCAA limit, Louisville ALLIGATOR TEARS’ UK rookies who won't wear red shirts in '91 1) enjoys New Times. - the bubble has burst. Sports in All that sloshing around we And you thought college Trying to help his team, heard from the boys at the lo­ Provided the complete qualifications under Proposition 48, basketball season in Sean Woods, the nice kid that Kentucky cal eateries across the state Sports in Kentucky predicts the following incoming freshmen Kentucky was over until Oct. he is, tried too hard, tried to last week was UK fans shed­ will see action sometime during the coming season. 15. pull a fast one. By ding alligator tears over Bob Watkins Proving once more than Alas, it must be tallied up to Rozier. Damon Hood RB &2 205 Bowling Green when a basketball player at one of those lessons that come Save them. Steve Langenkamp TE 6-3 210 Cincinnati ' UK sneezes (or makes a trip to to most of us "....when we A good player, Rozier, but Tony Miller DB 5-10 175 Coatsville, Pa. f> Louisville), fans from Fal­ practice to deceive." determination to stick to the like a fan in Lexington said, Antonio O’Ferral DB 5-10 180 East Patchoque, N.Y. "He was briefed about the mouth to Fancy Farm catch rules with no compromise." "Hey, who said UK basketball Corey Reeves TE &3 235 Corbin rules. He knew better. Sean cold, Sean Woods sneezed last Footnote: I like to believe needs North Carolina left­ Leon Smith WR 5-10180 Louisville just made a mistake and got week. Or if you prefer, shot the way the Rozier flap was overs?" Emerson Wells LB 6-3 225 Paducah another two when UK needed caught at it," a UK official handled could be labeled A More to the heart of things. It a 3. said. "It wasn't a vicious Legacy to Dr. David Roselle. was Rozier's view of himself, Clifford Rozier, a 6-9, 218- mistake, but it was a mis­ It is evidence of the vision not his talent that left some of pound prize was in Lexington take." UK's ex-president had in us wondering about his THE BOB BOOK Gee, I'm glad this guy’s name So, no windfall, no celebra­ for Derby weekend and mind three years ago when he agenda. On a 'lighter' track, a new is Rob! tion. UK's pivot remains a Woods was the host, charged was being roundly com­ The youngster's high school book is on the market that Cincinnati Reds pitcher Rob black hole. Rozier won't be f with squiring Rozier around mended for selling out UK coach doubted Rozier would fit might be of interest. Dibble's reaction to being going to Kentucky. town - campus, classrooms, basketball. into the high-demand disci­ The Bob Book (Dell, $7.99) is fined $1,000 and give a three- "Coach Pitino's so upset by Wildcat Lodge, Memorial From his actions, appar­ pline employed by Pitino. said to be "celebration of the day suspension for throwing what happened he's taking a Coliseum, Rupp Arena, Bravo ently C.M. Newton believes so And, the high school coach ultimate ok guy." at Houston's Eric Yielding Pitino's, the Horse Park, couple of weeks before decid­ too. said, Rozier enrolled at North The Bob Book (in which I last month: "I'll pay the fine. Anita Madden's (just kid­ ing what to do about punishing "You have to applaud Coach Carolina with his sights set on have no money invested) That doesn't bother me. I'll do ding on the last one.) Woods," the official said. Newton," a UK fan said last becoming an NBA lottery features surveys and quotes more card shows or this or Impressive tour even to one week, "for saying Rozier is pick. Such remarks are from famous Bobs and not so that, to raise the money." who has done the Dean Dome. UK’s New Times just another recniit. No since hardly compatible with famous Bobs. And so it goes. Although Rozier denied it Is there an upside to this making this bigger than it (college) team goals. "It s a super fun read," ra­ i later, he had whispered 'yes' saga? dio personality Larry King in Rick Pitino's ear, the coach You bet. New Times have Got a point of view you RECRUITING 'DIVIDEND'? says. "It's a fine gift for any would like to share? Write to said. He was coming. come to Kentucky hoops. SIGN OF TIMES In recruiting parlance - Bob you know." Bob Watkins, Sports in Ken­ He denied it later "because Instead of old school cover- Pitino's handling of the given the way Pitino handled tucky, P.O. Box 124, Glen­ he wanted to take Sean off the up, damage control and Rozier flap was commend­ the Rozier thing — anyone PARTING SHOT dale, Ky. 42740. hook," a source close to UK "but... but... buts," to the able, even masterful, too, a want to bet the coach didn't said. NCAA, Pitino admitted the testament to the New Times score points with right think­ rules violation and C.M. The deal was so done, ev­ approach at UK. ing prospects like say, 6-11 eryone thought. A celebration Newton said there will be no Recognizing his program's Othello Harrington, 6-6 Rod­ Do you know? appeal to the NCAA on was arranged at Rafferty's high visibility even in sum­ ney Rhodes and 6-4 Jason i Restaurant where Rozier recruiting Rozier. mertime! Pitino resisted Kidd? Sports Trivia ing champ (1951-'52) lost would announce to his future UK's AD said Kentucky is temptation to alibi, cover up or Stay tuned. more heavyweight title fights teammates his intention to interested not only in abiding damage control. enroll at Kentucky. by the rules, but in keeping "Futility" would best de­ than any other, including Turn in even a suspended UK FOOTBALL So, after finishing second within the spirit and intent of scribe this fighter's career, three in a row (twice to Joe rules violation to the league UK football recruiting coor­ the rules. especially where winning the Louis and once to Ezzard on Cherokee Parks, Alan immediately. Then call a dinator Tom Linbaugh be­ Salute! title was concerned. Charles)? Henderson and a number of press conference. Check the lieves Kentucky's 1991 team "This Rozier thing can help big name, blue chip big guys, record, truth with dispatch will have another high num­ us," said an official at UK Q: What heavyweight box- A: Jersey Joe Walcott. * Kentucky had its windfall. carries the day every time. ber of incoming freshmen last week. • "He was a lock," a source Any other course makes dis­ playing on the varsity this ‘ close to the team said. "Rozier "When we go out there to re­ aster imminent. It is a good fall. See inset. was an absolute lock." cruit a kid like Cherokee lesson. ; Twenty-four hours later, Parks this episode stands as and a trip to - of all places on an example of Kentucky's ^planet Earth outside the 30- - SCOTT - Hunting For Values? OLDSMOBILE-NISSAN Check Our Classifieds Announces And Bag A Bargain

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Field Day on Saturday, May hibits the outward character­ tors. 18 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the istics of domestic beef cattle There will be beefalo burg­ Kentucky Pit Bar-B-Q at 1910 with the low cholesterol and ers and barbecue for sale, and v/ Vegetable Plants / Garden Seed South Main Street in Madis- high protein qualities of the a free drawing for beefalo onville. bison. meat. Several ABA members / Bedding Plants / Fertilizer Members of the American In fact, beefalo meat has offer selected beefalo cattle for ✓ Perennials & Herbs Beefalo Association will dis­ three-fourths the cholesterol of play beefalo cattle and be on skinned chicken, one-fifth For more information con-

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Planning for the future in their customers to make im­ Kind dealers in the Mid-South the farm supply business, portant agronomic decisions region graduated from the Sam Ball, district sales that fit the unique needs of problem held at the Omni manager for Northrup King their local farming condi­ Memphis Hotel in Memphis, Company in Henderson, re­ tions." T enn. cently graduated from the Stan Droogsma, Northrup Ball was also named a sustaining resource training King manager of dealer de­ member of Northrup King's program sponsored by the velopment and sales training 1990 Honorary Sales Council. company. point out that, "Farm supply The company's sales man­ This new program in the ag dealerships of the future will agers and agronomist who industry featured a series of need to be customer focused. achieve or contribute to sig­ training seminars focusing This means dealers must nificant seed sales increases attention of farm supply ser­ have the empathy to learn are appointed to the annual vices and the training needed customer needs and possess council. to become a significant re­ the expertise to solve and help Ball was recognized by source on a sustaining basis prevent their customers' company executives for his to farm customers in the problems. outstanding sales in 1990 at decade ahead. "To initiate this action we an award ceremony in Long "The needs of the farmers surveyed 40 of each dealer's Beach, Calif. In all, 28 sales in the '90s are far different customers and reported the managers and agronomist that they were in the '80s," findings. Then, in a follow­ throughout the U.S. were hon­ says Keylong Gholston, up assignment, each dealer ored at HSC. Northrup King regional sales personally interviewed an­ "Ball achieved his success manager for the Mid-South. other five customers and by delivering a high level of "Overall, this training is prospects. service to growers and deal­ designed to help our dealers "By using this new infor­ ers in the district," said Don and ourselves meet the total mation and their own exper­ Jacoby, vice president of sales needs of our farm customers. tise in problem solving, deal­ for the Field Crop Division, in Foremost, it shifts the empha­ ers will then develop customer awarding the special plaque AWARD PRESENTATION: Don Jacoby, (right), vice president of sales for Northrup King, sis from products to one of satisfaction and their busi­ and member's ring. presents Sam Ball (center) and CA. Anderson of Henderson with a plaque and member's ring dealers helping customers ness will grow." "He helped maximize prof­ in recognition of Ball's outstanding sales achievements and his appointment to Northrup solve and prevent problems. Ball, all other district sales its by matching Northrup King's 1990 Honorary Sales Council. Ball recently graduated from the Northrup King Sustain­ "It also provides the back­ managers, the regional King products to their ing Resource Training Program. ground dealers need to assist agronomist and 21 Northrup particular cropping needs."

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| THURSDAY EVENING | SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1 1:00 1 1:30 I 2:00 I 2:30 r r 6:00 6:30 1 7:00 I 7:30 8:00 I 8:30 I 9:00 I 9:30 10:00 10:30 r r : I 3:00 i 3:30 I 4:00 I 4:30 5:00 5:30 |pGA Golf: Memorial Tournament | Preakness Stakes News ABC News d © News Fam. Feud Father Dowling Miracles-Myst. | Primetime Live News M’A*S*H m © Dillon | Pregame [Major League Baseball: New York Mets at Los Angeles Dodgers 71 g d News Cur. Affair Top Cops Movie: “ Jailbirds” (1991, Comedy) News Fly Night [71 QD News CBS News Senior PGA Golf | NBA Show | NBA Basketball: Playoffs D © News | Cosby |Dif. World Cheers | Seinfeld |l.A. Law News Tonight n © - Teams to Be Announced Hoggins NBC News Hawthorne | Pregame | Major League Baseball: f 7 1 © News News |Top Cops | Movie: “ Jailbirds” (1991, Comedy) News Entertain. m _© _ Jew York Mets at Los Angeles Dodgers News WKRP Senior PGA Golf I NBA Show NBA Basketball: Playoffs -- Teams to Be Announced ALF d © News 1 Cosby | Cosby Dif. World | Cheers | Seinfeld | L.A. Law News Tonight n © _ NBp News 71 Cousins | Second Sight | Movie: “The Hunt for Red October” (1990, Adventure) Wildcats n Top Gun | Movie: “ Popeye” (1980, Comedy) | Movie: “ Ski Patrol” (1990, Comedy) Naked Gun Movie: “ The Mahabharata” (1989, Drama) GED GED Firing Line | McLaughlin Bookmark d GD MacNeil/Lehrer | KY Afield | Wild Am. | Nova | Frontline News Politics n QD Journal | South Pacific Trail | Movie: “ Bonnie and Clyde” (1967, Drama) 21 Jump Street d Jeannie Night Court | Exhibition Baseball: Chicago Cubs vs. Chicago White Sox News Eischied n Sup. Force Fortune 7 1 QD1 Boss? Gro. Pains |Simpsons |Babes | Beverly Hills, 90210 Star Trek: Next Gener. Cheers Arsenio H. E QD (Movie: "Burglar” (1987, Comedy) | Perry Mason: Case of Scoundrel Griffith Mama - 7 1 | Scarecr.-King Escape of the Birdmen 700 Club |Scarecr.-King 0 Wagon Train | Big Valley |Gunsmoke Bonanza Bordertown Zorro 7 1 Hap. Days | Sanford jMovie: “ Summer of ’42” (1971, Drama) [Movie: “ Last Summer” (1969, Drama) E] Blackboard Jungle | LPGA Golf: Centel Classic [Fishing | Fishing | Championship Wrestling I PBA Bowling: Kessler Classic 7 1 SportsCtr. LPBT Bowling: WIBC Queens Boxing: Tony Thornton vs. Merqui Sosa | Baseball | SportsCtr. | 0 | Preakness Spe. Indy 500 | Auto Racing: Indy Time Trials 7 1 MacGyver | Murder, She Wrote Amazing Stories: The Movie IV | Miami Vice Movie: “ The Kindred” (1987, Horror) |sq. Pegs Dog House [ Miami Vice | MacGyver 7 1 |lhe Poseidon Adventure | Movie: “ Downtown” (1990, Comedy) || Warm Summer Rain 0 | Random Harvest [The Take Movie: “ Silver Streak” (1976, Corned}r) Quest G i l Comedy |mTV Raps 1MTV Prime | Comedy Big Picture (summer Pre-View Weekend Style | Top 20 Video Countdown Rock Big Picture | [ 7 1 | Bil.$ Hobo I The Little Mermaid [ Movie: “ Perfect Harmon; E l Sesame |The Muppets [Alice in Wonderland | Bill Cosby -■ “ Himself” Singin’ l" (1991, Drama) I Herbie, the Love Bug I e VideoPM [ Be a Star On Stage Mus. Shop | Nashville Now Crook On Stage Mus. Shop [ 7 1 (championship Rodeo | Outdoors |(winners ||Trucks (Speed [country Beat E GD News News News News | Evening News News Entertain. E GD [am News Today Cont’d | All News Today All News P.M. News News e Dinner Party | Linen Closet Jewelry Showcase Make Life Easy | Ideas for the Cook | GO Collector's Corner | Ideas for Fun & Leisure | Big Bold Gold Rings Home Entertainment | G i l M. Hickey |Morris Cerullo’s New York City Rally | Zola Levitt Robert Tilton |God News | Robison 0 Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. || Paid Prog. (paid Prog. |Paid Prog. Paid Prog. | Paid Prog. Paid Prog. |Osborne 7 1 Bugs Bunny & Pals NBA Basketball: Playoffs - Teams to Be Announced (Assignment: Munich GO Ret.-Gunfighter [Billy the Kid Logan's Run Bugs Bunny & Pals jjSL MacNeil/Lehrer | Crossroads | Outdoors Mystery! Vietnam TV Business Naturesc'n [ © Classic Car | Workshop | MotorWeek |(Gardener (Garden |Painting [Alexander |Old House |Rugs McLaughlin QD News Fortune Father Dowling Miracles-Myst. Primetime Live News Nightline QD:(pga Golf: Memorial .Tournament Preakness Stakes Races ABC News (ID' [Highway Id-Reaver. News | Movie: “ Hero and the Terror” (1988, Suspense) jMedia ‘Fly" Night < s [it's Showtime | Smash Hits |Williams TV [speedway Thunder )The Sword and the Sorcerer m Boss? !m *a*s*h I Simpsons I Babes I Beverly Hills, 90210 I Simon & Simon Niqht Court M*A*S*H (44) Without a Trace I Movie: “ Mischief” (1985, Comedy) Smokey and the Bandit 3

MAY 17,1991

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10, Mobile Homes 12. For Rent Help Wanted j £ 10. Services ^ I p l i l l l l l ( 2. For 8ale ) ( 2. For Sale ) (|^||jjj|||| (I )C 3 G i 84 Holiday - Rambler Impe­ FOR SALE: 1987 Model Co­ FOR SALE: 69 Chevy Truck LOW prices on top quality For Rent:2 Bedroom Mobile EARN UP TO $2000 weekly ATTENTION-Want to be free rial. 6th Wheel, 36 foot. 307 Automatic, Short wheel homes!! No one, no where has Home. Water furnished. Ref­ stuffing envelopes at home. to go fishing? Call Dick’s FINAL SETTLEMENT lumbia Parr-Car. 2 Cycle Loaded! Washer/dryer, ice engine with oil injection. base, power steering - sliding a better housing value-See erence and Deposit. No in­ No experience. Send self Painting Service for all your NOTICE maker, etc. $18,900.265-2414 Hard top. $1,750.00. Phone: back glass, runs good. Call the leader, Dinkins Mobile side pets. CaU before 7:00 a.m. addressed stamped envelope interior and exterior paint­ Notice is hereby given that nights, or 266-5352 days. Phone: 622-6735 after 5:00 Homes. Hwy. 79E Paris, TN. or after 8:00 p.m. to: AL ENTERPRISE, Box ing. (502)886-3062. Durwood Cameron, Executor 1-901-642-4891. 431 Kalamazoo, M3 49005- of the estate of WALTER F. ALL RECENT (1991) back 0431.______ATTENTION: If you need to CAMERON filed final settle­ GETTINGMARRIED? Short MOBILE HOME FORRENT. ment on April 30, 1991 which copies of the Cadiz Record LOADED!! 1990 Ford F-350 MOVING? Local and out of CaU522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer have something faxed or need of cash? FOR SALE - White was ordered to lay over for are .500 + 6% tax each (.530) Super Cab. Diesel engine. state moving. Complete set­ FULL-TIME and Part-time to receive a fax we can help! wedding gown and veil. Worn Court. record according to law. Copies dating back 1990 and Like new. Wheels and run­ up andblocking. Licensed and jobs available. Apply at Pro- Just call THE CADIZ REC­ Hearing on same issetfor June once, cleaned and ready-to- before are $1.00 + 6% tax ning boards. Call (502) 885- insured. 885-8511. Tek Security. 205 East 14th ORD for details. It’s easy! 622- 4,1991 before the judge of this wear. Size 8. Excellent condi­ Now accepting applications ($1.06) each. The Cadiz Rec­ Street, Hopkinsville. court. tion. Priced to sell. Call 924- for 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom ord. Pat Wallace, Clerk 6349. SALE-Large selection of apartments. Section 8 as­ Needed Immediately-Experi­ B & M SLAUGHTER- Circuit Court ATV Yamaha, Moto-4 350, (7. Motorcycles^) mobile homes-single and sisted. Equal Opportunity doubles-new and used. Dink­ enced Sewing Operators- HOUSE- Custom processing. $1800, or best offer. Call 522- GOSSETTS- Boat repair, 137 Housing. Barkley Manor ins Mobile Homes-Hwy. 79E Apply in person: 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Beef, Pork, Sheep, Goats and 7016. Henson Drive. Service on Apartments. $2,000 NEGOTIABLE-1984 Paris, TN. 1-901-6424891. (M-F), 7a.m.-llp.m- (Sat.). Deer. Bill and Margaret INFORMAL FINAL What is the diameter of a Evinrude, Johnson, Mercury Honda 750 Shadow. 5,000 Open weekdays till 7:00, Elk Brand Mfg. Co., Inc. Meador. 622-7623 or 622- SETTLEMENT NOTICE bowling ball? and MerCruiser. Major and NOW TAKING APPLICA­ miles. Maroon, matching weekend till 6:00. Lafayette St. Cadiz. EOE M/ 7870. Cadiz, KY. Notice is hereby given that minor repairs. Open daily 8- TIONS for new 2-bedroom Myrtle Joiner, Executrix of the helmet, drive shaft, new tires. F/H. ESTATE JEWELRY. Booth 6. Phone 502-885-1971. apartment. Veiy energy-effi­ estate of JAMES W. FRANKLIN Call (502)8864)851 after 5:00 BACKHOE AND DOZER 4. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall, TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed­ cient. Quiet neighborhood JOINER, SR. filed informal final or (502) 886-3357 days, ask WORK, concrete forming. We settlement on April 30, 1991 Cadiz. rooms, $150.00 month, de­ near school. $250.00 & up (iS . Opportunities^) FORSALE:650 SXKawasaki for Angie. pour concrete basements. which was ordered to layover posit required. 4 1/2 miles month. 622-7650. Johnny for record according to law. FOR SALE OR TRADE— Jet Ski - $2800.00. Phone: North of Cadiz on Highway Oliver. House building andconstruc­ Hearing onsame issetfor June Close Out Prices on Western 365-7747 for more informa- 8. Boats 139. CaU 522-8765. Lynn MAKE SOME EXTRA tion. Call 885-9918, before 4,1991 before thejudge of this MONEY by selling those 9:00 p.m. Saddles, Dusters, Bridles, Waller Realtor® ONE BEDROOM BUNGA- court. 3 items (clothes, etc.) you do Halters, Saddle Pads, Used LOW-for rent. $165.00 per FOR SALE-28’ Sylvan Pon­ not use anymore. Turn them Pat Wallace, Clerk Saddle. Crisp Furniture. 522- ROUND OAK CHINA CABI­ month plus deposit. Also, 1 BATTERIES $29.95-Andup, toon Boat and Trailer. 1988 into cash. Advertise in The Circuit Court NET W/ CLAW FEET. Ap­ bedroom furnished apart­ exchange. Pit Stop Automo­ 60HJ>. Johnson Outboard (jtl'Xesl Estate) Cadiz Record classifieds. Call prox. 12 years old. Excellent ment in town. $175.00 per tive, 1468 East 9th Street, VRO. Cumberland Drive, FOR SALE-12x70 Trailer, finish. $350.00. 924-5008. month plus deposit. Ask for Hopkinsville. Call (502) 885- Blue Springs Estates, Cadiz. COMMERCIAL BUILDING loaded. Call anytime 622- 3355. SPACE for lease. Prime loca­ Bill. 522-0324, Locher Realty. FINAL Call (812)-425-1782. Own your own Apparel or 5. Automobiles) tion. WiU buUd to suit. Call Shoe store, choose: Jean/ SETTLEMENT NOTICE Preferred Realty, Allen Perk­ BEST TIRE DEALS in the FOR SALE-Blue Springs I FOR SALE: 17 1/2 FOOT Sportswear, Ladies, Men’s Notice is hereby given that Trigg ins, Broker. Phone:522-3015. Area! Ask about the Dick Boat Slip in Boat Dock #1. Silver Metallic Glastron. 150 3 large sizes, Infant/Preteen, Co. Farmers Bank, Executor of c Bryant Special at Clearview 1989 PONTIAC-Sunbird. list Horsepower Mercury, Petite or Maternity dept, the estate of F.M. COOK, JR. Call Bill 522-8191. Service, Inc. 1079 N. Main, filed final settlement on April 26, $7,225, will take $6,250. Call 101 hours, Mercury trolling FOR SALE BY OWNER- HAVE SOMETHING TO Dancewear/Aerobic, Bridal, Hopkinsville, KY. 885-5686. 1991 which was ordered to lay days (502)885-9717or nights motor, Hummingbird depth Lakeview home, Canton area. SELL? Want to buy some­ Lingerie, Sock shop, or Ac­ FOR SALE-Bahama Vaca­ over for record according to law. finder. Excellent condition. 3-Bedrooms, 2 baths. Garage, thing reasonable? Then place cessories store. Over 2000 tion. 6 days-5 nights. Ft. Hearing on same is set for May $7,000. Phone: (502)-886- deck, concrete drive. Quiet a classified ad in The Cadiz name brands. $21,900 to For all your excavating needs 28,1991 before thejudge of this Lauder da le/Freeport/ 9408. neighborhood. $55,000.00. Record. It’s easy. Just call $33,900: Inventoiy, training, call CADIZ EXCAVATING, court. Lucayan. Grand Bahamas. FOR SALE: 1986 Cadillac CaU 924-5887. fixtures, grand opening, etc. 522-3317,1-800-225-2403 or $300.00 for 2 persons. Extra Fleetwood. 4-door, velour Pat Wallace, Clerk Can open in 15 days. (404) 522-6940. Terry Braboy, nights available at $60.00 per seats. All power. Double HOUSEBOATS -1987 50 foot Circuit Court 859-0229. Manager. night. Retail value $800.00. Eagle W.W. Tires. Low miles. Gibson, loaded, $87,500; 58 Wanted responsible person Tinted Glass, Stereo System. Foot Hilbum, aluminum, HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 Bed­ in-town to babysit for 15 mth Serious inquiries only. 522- / 1 VANDIVER SEP­ Lady owned. $8,500.00. Also $55,000; 1978 43 foot rooms, 2baths, full basement, old & 8 year old girls. 5 days 16. Services 6587, after 6:00p.m. TIC TANK CLEANING 1978 Ford Pickup Larait Carlscraft, $37,500; 1983 44 garage and caiport, patio, a week. If interested call 522- 1) SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, Series. Power, Tilt Wheel, foot Gibson, $59,000; 74 63’ large deck. Nice trees, stor­ 0022, leave message. Need as FINAL FOR SALE-Ford Red Belly and reliable service. Reason­ Cruise Control, Fiberglass Stardust. Call (502)886-8928 age building, many extras. soon as possible. SETTLEMENT NOTICE Tractor-8N- $1500.00 Call ALL TYPES ROOFING, odd able rates, no extra charge Topper. Lots of Extra lights. or 474-2005. 3.5 miles from Cadiz. 522- Notice is hereby given that W. Lynn Waller Realtor®, 522- Lots of new parts. Aluminum jobs, painting, home improve­ for Sundays or Holidays. Call Howell Hopson III; Ancillary ments, yards mowed, trim Collect. Phone (502)886-4114. Administrator of the estate of Wheels. Like new 6-ply tires. trees and hauling. Free Esti­ MARGARET S. CRANE filed fi­ $2,900.00. Want to buy or 9. Pets LAKE FRONTAGE-; :C D mates. Work guaranteed. nal settlement on May 1, 1991 FOR SALE-Massey Ferguson trade for a conversion van I utes from Boots Randolph c Heaton Mobile Home Mov­ which was ordered to lay over for Backhoe $3600.00. Call 924- with raised roof. For more Golf Course & Barkley Lodge. Cadiz Yalls SheU Food Mart Call 522-6836. FOR SALE-Chinchilla, 1 year ers. Licensed and insured. record according to law. Hearing information call 522-1111 or MUST SELL! City Water, is now accepting applications 365-6900 days, 365-9637 on same is set for June 4,1991 522-1100. old male. Some accessories approved for septic. Phone: for third shift. Above mini­ before the judge of this court. and cage included. $50.00. CASEY’S PAINTING SERV­ nights, Princeton, KY. FOR SALE: Gas wood Split­ (615)-876-1291. mum wage salaries are avail­ Pat Wallace, Clerk Call886-3485, after 5:00 p.m. able to people who are hon­ ICE: Painting in and out. ter $400.00. Antique Iron FOR SALE: Chevrolet S-10 Paperhanging, woodfmish- Circuit Court est, reliable, and able to deal Baby Bed $85.00. Gas Yard Blazer. Local, one-owner, Lakefront acerage-80.4 acres ing, drywall repair, small HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ with the pubUc in a friendly LAKE BARKLEY CON­ 1.00. Call 235-5007. clean, new tires. Call 522- locatedon Lake Barkley. Lots carpentry work. Expert work­ NELS- Boarding, grooming courteous manner. Apply at TINUOUS GUTTERING. 8049. of water frontage, wooded, manship. 25 years experi­ and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ Cadiz Yalls Shell Food Mart, development possibilities, ence. Reasonable rates. Ev­ Aluminum or vinyl siding and FOR SALE: Nodaway Maple ence and counseling. Skyline Highway 68 andI-24 between boat dock permissable. ery customer satisfied. 388- cornice. 34 Cunningham INFORMAL FINAL Finish Baby Bed and match­ VE- Drive. 886-5621. 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. $65,000, 522-7638 anytime. 2274. Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. SETTLEMENT NOTICE ing dressing table with Ger­ HICLES-Big Savings to cash Monday through Friday. ber extra firm intercoil mat­ buyers. No reasonable offer Notice is hereby given that PROFESSIONAL DOG tress. All excellent condition. refused. Cars by Premier LOT FOR SALE- Lakefront Need Money Fast? Make up Mary D. Cook, Executrix of the GROOMING by TINA (all $150.00. Serious inquiries Rentals, Highway 68 West at lot on Barkley Lake, Rock­ to $125 per day trimming estateof JOHN W. COOK filed breeds). Ask for: Tina Davis. informal final settlement on only. 522-6587 after 6:00p.m. Dawson Springs Road (502) castle Shores area. $4,500.00. photographs. No experience April 30. 1991 which was or­ Westuck Veterinary Hospi­ CaU 1-904-483-3660. necessary. 1-800-336-8005. dered to lay over for record tal. Days 885-0895; Nights according to law. Hearing on 235-5068. Pick-up available. same is set for June 4. 1991 FOR SALE: Snapper mow­ REPOSSESSED CARS-No Baseball Mon.-Sat. 9-5 ers, tillers, trimmers. Large down payments. Take up before the judge of this court. Sun. 1-5 Pat Wallace, Clerk selection of tractors, front payments on approved con­ Basketball (T N engine and rear engine rid­ tract balance. We finance you. Circuit Court Football ers self-propelled and push Cars by Premier Rental Serv­ WATERFRONT HOME 1991 - 16x30, 3 Bedroom, mowers, rear tine tillers. We ices, Highway 68 West at JOHN’S Features your own private boat dock with year around deep $15,900; Doublewide, have the best warranty on Dawson Springs Road. (502) water. This comfortable brick house $16,900. 14x70 3 Bedroom, the market, 2 years total 885-0079. BASEBALL CARDS has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat '.vmmtT ?<7”- $11,900. See across from Spring Sale protection -ho questions and air, and even a second kitchen for Little River Ford or call (502) asked!!! - on select models. entertaining guests. For more You will save Big at We dare to comapre. We also 6. Trucks Princeton Uniform. information, call Betty Ricks at offer easy monthly payments € D Located inside: Cadiz, Ky. CENTURY 21 Thomas Real Estate The 6th thru on all equipment, plus a For Sale-12x60 Mobile Home. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall (502-522-3316) at 522-6041 or 522-8304. 11th of May complete parts and service 1990 TOYOTA -X’tra cab $4,500. Call 522-3920 6a.m.- (502-522-0214) Buy 5 suits, department. Stop by today pickup. Liter efi engine, 5 2p.m. After 2p.m. call 522- speed, power steering, power get 1 Free. and take a look. We also take Also soiled shirts $1.50. trade-ins with guaranteed brakes, abs rear brakes, cloth 10% off most misc. except Lamps trade-in values regardless of seats, carpet, am/fm stereo, FOR SALE:1977 Country condition of your equipment. air conditioning, sliding back Princeton Uniform Square 23’ Mobile Home. Strawberries Snapper -Simply the best. glass, crm bumpers, bed mat. $5500.00. Stove, Refrigera­ 127 West Main HELP WANTED Princeton Lawn & Garden $9,000 miles. Excellent con­ tor, A/C. Phone 522-0604, Princeton, KY Supply, 201 West Green, 365- dition $10,800. f anytime. For Sale Experienced Short Order Cook. Classified Directory As a convenience to Water Borders Farms 4 miles north o f Elkton, KY 24-30 hrs. per week. To Easy Haulers, tanks of water on Highway 181 N Greenville Rd. Buying or Selling may be purchased at Bar­ Apply in person. 1 . Legals kley Lake Treatment plant U-Pick...... 500 quart Prizer Point Marina. We-Pick $1.10 quart 2 ...... For Sale at Canton until 9:00 P.M. 1777 Prizer Point Road, 3 ...... Appliances Monday thru Friday. 4 ...... Furniture Call: 265-5770 Cadiz. 5 ...... Automobiles 1000 gallons....$5.00 6 ...... Trucks 500 gallons $2.50 7 ...... Motorcycles 250 gallons $1.50 8 ...... Boats RADIOLOGIC 9 ...... :...... Pets TECHNOLOGIST 10...... Mobile Homes 11...... Real Estate 12...... For Rent Trover Clinic is actively recruiting for a YOU PICK Registered Radiologic technologist to work 13 ...... W anted at our Hopkinsville and Trenton locations. 14 ...... Help Wanted STRAWBERRIES If you can relate to people and have a 15 ...... Opportunities Open: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays record of quality performance as a Regis­ 16 ...... Services 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. tered Radiologic Technologist put your Monday, Wednesday, and Friday skills to work by applying in person or by 17 ...... Miscellaneous FOR SALE BY OWNER 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. mail to: 18 ...... Livestock Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Brick home - 148 Noel Drive. Central heating/ 19...... Yard Sales cooling, 3 bedroom, dining room, 3 baths, fire­ place, ceiling fans, hardwood floors under car­ Personnel Director 20 ...... Free Price: 60

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( 16. Services ) ^ 16. Service, 17, Miscellaneous Business__Qpporlunilies TRUCK DRIVER TAINEES-Would you like a I Place Wolff Tapping Beds. New Commercial- rewarding job that offers great pay with Home Units from SI99.00. Lamps-Lotions- one of the fastest growing trucking compa­ LAWNMOWER-repair. Over SADDLE AND HARNESS ATTENTION: I f you need BEEFALO MEAT-1/5 the fat Accessories. Monthly payments low as nies in the country? Poole Truck Line, part 20 years experience. Call REPAIR. The Saddle Shop, something faxed or need to ofbeef, less calories than tuna your $18.00. Call today Free New Color Catalog. of the largest truckload transportation; (502) 235-5989. 62 East, Princeton, KY. receive a fax we can helpl and 3/4 the cholesterol of 1-800-462-9197. group in America, can provide the neces­ Sandy Boaz, owner. Phone: Just call THE CADIZ REC­ skinned chicken. Delicious! sary tractor/trailer training at a facility Card and gift shop fixtures, 88 foot wall near you. In just 4 weeks, you can be ORD for details. It’s eaayl 885-2774. MOBILE MECHANIC-Have 365-0193 or 522-7899. ad with canopy, 80 foot center fixtures with ready for your road test-and eligible for 522-6605. tools will travel. Jaquars to drawers, under seven years old. Call 606- employment with Poole! Classes start soon,,: water faucets. Small block S CHAMP’S ROOFING-Roof- BULL FOR SALE: Chi-An- 348-8291. and tuition is Low, with financial aid avail­ here! able if you qualify. Call Poole today at 1- Chevy Specialist. 886-0841. ing, Remodeling, Cabinet ESTATE & TAG SALES- gus. Call 522-0004. JEAN W. CROFT-365-9099. National Company seeks local vending 800-225-5000, ext. 414. Dept. BG-31. Landscaping and lawnmow- Work. Work Guaranteed. partner handling Frito-Lay, Nabisco, Her- ing, trees, shrubs and flow­ Free Estimates. Call (502) If you should need to dispose BULLS AND HEIFERS: shey snacks in established accounts. TRUCK DRIVERS. Great pay and benefits! ers planted and trimmed. 885-3272 or ( of a number of items for any PERFORMANCE TESTED $13,000 cash needed by partner. Average Talk to a company that puts its money Free estimates. reason, call the above to coor­ Simmental, Gelbvieh, and MORTON BUILDINGS, INC. monthly income is $2,331.00. vX-800-654- where its mouth is. We pay for your OTR experience up to 28 cents per mile. Call J.B. McDermott. dinate your sale. Maine-Anjou crossbred serv­ 2419. Septic Cleaning Service. Since 1903 Hunt: 1-800-2JB-HUNT. EOE. Subject td Septic tanks, grease traps, ice age Bulls and Heifers. drug screen. Phone applications welcomed NEED A LAND SURVEYOR efficient, reliable, reasonable FOR SALE: Strapless, full Only the very top performers 1979 Cadillac Fleetwood Limo, excellent OR ENGINEER? Registered rates. No extra charge for length, white sequin prom offered for sale. All animals mechanical condition. 28 inches of stretch, professional surveyor, high­ Sundays and Holidays. gown. Size 4. Call 924-5349, health tested and guaranteed new 501 commercial service motor, new after 5:30 p.m. 400 turbo transmission, wet bar. Will sacri­ SOMEWHERE Someone must want to pub­ way engineer, lots, acerage, HUBERT LONG, 140 to breed. Smith Broadbent fice at $4,800.00 or best offer, need to sell. lish their own book. Pub. company will give subdivisions, construction Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY Farms, Cadiz, KY 42211. Call Frankfort {502) 227-8015 after 6 p.m. free evaluation and info. Artek Press, 3474 staking. For all your survey- 885-8076 or PAWN SHOP ON WHEELS. DAY (502) 235-5182 NIGHT Ebba St., White Bear, Mn.55llO. ing needs contact James T. Need Money For Any Rea­ (502) 235-5170. Yazoo Mower's. 2 YR-60-RAD 2 cyl. Wise. Engine. 1 YR 48-RAD 2 cyl. Wise. Engine, 1 NOTICES Boren, 522-7955. Tired of having messy dia­ son? We will come to your home-on loans o f $200.00 or YR 60 with 2 cyl Wise. Engine. All like new, A wonderful family experience. Australian, pers? Interested in helping LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: asking $3,500 to $4,000. Please call (502) European, Scandinavian, Japanese High more. We loan money on most PAINTING INTERIOR AND our environment? Let our Registered Angus service age 227-2760. schoql exchange students arriving in Au­ anything o f value. Guns, EXTERIOR. Free Estimates. Diaper Service DO YOUR bulls, yearling bulls, and gust. Become a host family/American In- DIRTY WORK! Call STORK Coins, Jewelry, Gold, Silver, yearling heifers for sale from AAA Value-Swimming pools. Brand new tercultural Student Exchange. Call 1-800- Ron Covington. Phone: (502)- leftovers at sacrifice prices! Huge SIBUNG. EXPRESS 885-2015 or 235- Tv’s, Stereos, VCR’s and USDA and Kentucky Certi­ Antiques. For more informa­ 31'xl9'O.D. 15'x24' family size pool com­ 5575 between 9a.m.-4:30p.m. fied Herd. Mahr Farm, 800/447-7436 plete with sundeck fence and filter now tion call 522-1111. PETS/fETS SUPPLIES Madisonville, Kentucky. only $888. Full financing and installation PRIVATE Investigator What’s so different about the Happy Jack WET BASEMENT? We make Telephone: 8214)156 and 821 - arranged. Call toll free 1-800-284-7946 3-X Flea Collar? It works! For dogs & cats! D.B.A. Confidential Investi­ ask for Chris. wet basements dry. All work PROM DRESS FOR SALE: 1909. VISITORS WEL­ 501 Industrial Ct. At SOUTHERN STATES & better feed stores. gations, Southside Shopping Size 3. Silver, strapless bod­ COME! Madisonville, KY 42431 Center, Suite #102, Murray, carries written guarantee. (502) 824-0009 30'x40b$* erected Morgan and Sons Construc­ ice, full white skirt with net her sizes available. 753-2641. Time share units and campground mem-' tion, Inc., 2870 Morgan Lane, overlay. Tea-length. Only $50.00! Call 622-6217 after berships. -Cheap! Worldwide selections. Paducah, Ky. 42001. 442- Vacation Network U.S. and Canada 1-800- Cookware-Attention Homemakers! Heavj GLENN WEST-Roofing. 7:00p.m. wee knights or any­ 736-8250/305-771-6296, Free rental in -: guage surgical stainless steel $ greaseless, Work guaranteed. Free esti­ time weekends. Trivi% formation 305-771-6331. waterless cookware liquidation VIA For­ mates. Reasonable. Metal YARD SERVICE- Will do LOST-set of house & car keys tune. 500 Company. Lifetime warranty. Sets Roofs included. Call 886- Teaser Gatiinburg Summit-Breathtaking mountain mowing, trim trees and STORMS ANTIQUES—1 1/ at Piggly Wiggly, Tuesday, sold on dinner parties for $960.00, now shrubs or any type yardwork $298.00. Inventory is limited. Call John, 1- top views of mountains.Fircpiace, balcony,:. 2 miles on Highway 62 West, May 7,1991. If found, please How to play kitchen. Indoor pool, jacuzzis. Honeymoon'' or odd jobs. FREE Estimates. 800-852-3765. Dawson Springs, KY. Our call 622-6459. Reward of­ 1. Read the specials! Free brochure 1-800-242-4853, VCR-Cleaning & Repair. Fast Call 924-5217. Specialty-The UNUSUAL. fered. Classified Ads (205) 988-5139. Dependable Service. Leo’s IIELP-.WANIED Fine Furniture & Accessories. 2. Find the Trivia OTR Drivers. 12 months experience, 23 Repair Service. 924-5809. 17, Miscellaneous Dealer/Wholesale since1972. WANTED TO BUY Question years of age, drug testing required Ilor- We want your business-Make nady Truck Line. Start 23-26c/mile, OLD QUILTS WANTED. Top dollar paid. Any y condition, Send photo. Shelly Zegart, 12 Zi Woods 3. Be the first to tarp/vacation pay, safety bonus, spouse Us Prove It!. (502) 797-2312. River Hill Road, Louisville, KY 40207. ROLLINS & SON-Roofing & STRIPPING, REFINISHING phone passenger program. 1-800-648-9664. Remodeling, General Home and REPAIRS o f your furni­ Repair. 20 years experience. ture. One piece or house full. SUPERIOR COMPUTER- Drug (B}c (Hahiz JJecrnh -OTR-Need Experienced v Van/Flat 23 years of age. 1 year experience FREE estimates. Call 365- Call 365-9099. Computers at Superior Store, Inc. 5 2 2 -6 60 5 le. Mileage pay plus benefits. Call Prices. Sales, Training and With the correct I BUY ANYTHING OLD, Service. 59 Main Street. 522- answer and you'll JEAN W. CROFT, 365-9099. Trusses Fitted ROOFING -For commercial 8318 or 1-800-273-8332. Call receive a FREE Friendly Home Parties has openings fc. buildings. An EJ?.DM. Ce- Old furniture, one piece or anytime. demonstrators. No, cash investment. Nc Spring Elastic 20 word classified. service charge. Highest commission anc lotex Corp. rubber system house full; quality quilts; old jeweliy (gold and costume); 808 S. Main hostess awards. Three catalogs, over 80( with a 12 year quarantee. VANDYs FLOOR SERVICE- 3 wins per person items. Call 1-800-488-4875. old quality china; old glass­ Price comparable to any type Carpet and vinyl in stock. Hopkinsville, KY per year. ware; vintage clothing and roof. Free estimate. Call Jim 1855 Canton Road, Hwy68W, 885-5341 ^ Brown Roofing 235-5740. etc. Top dollar paid. Cadiz. 522-1014.

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ATTENTION Experienced Sewing Operators ELK BRAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1990 Ford FI50 XLT has openings for Local one owner new car trade In * like now! Tilt, cruise, power looks, power QUALITY SEWING OPERATORS windows, bock seat, stereo, 14,000 miles, 300 C.i.D. multiport engine, 5 a t the Cadiz plant. speed, twin tanks, must see! Base Rates o f $5.35 per hour and $6.00 per hour. $11,595.00 Minimum $4.50 per hour with PERFECT ATTENDANCE. Recently Revised Production Rates! Make High Earnings Attainable. Apply IN PERSON between 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-l 1 a.m. on Saturday at: Elk Brand Manufacturing Co. Inc. Lafayette Street, Cadiz Winner of the Distinguished Achievement Award For Quality Equal Opportunity Employer Male/Female/Handicapped Main St. 522-6601

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COMMISSIONER'S SALE (c) A 25.00 acre tract of land as surveyed by Gammel, COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Travis and Thomas of Cadiz, Kentucky, in August 1977 TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT located East of the Canton community, South of Highway Civil Aciton No. 90-CI-078 68 and Southeast of the entrance to Barkley State Park and BEING the same property conveyed from Bobby G. Watson et ux to Edwin E. Ray et ux by deed dated August Charles Williams, Jr., Plaintiff, 15, 1977 , recorded in Deed Book 107, page 465, Trigg County Court Clerk's Office. vs . (d) A 4.99-acre tract of land as surveyed by Gammel, Frontier Village, Incorporated Travis and Thomas, of Cadiz, Kentucky, in July 1977 , et al. , Defendants. and generally located six miles West of Cadiz, Kentucky, on the south side of Highway 68, and BEING By virtue of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the the same property conveyed form Bobby G. Watson et ux Trigg Circuit Court entered on the 4th day of April, to Martha Ethel Meunier, a single person, by deed dated 1991, I shall offer for sale at the Trigg County Court November 12, 1977, recorded in Deed Book 107, page 602, House Door in Cadiz, KY, to the highest and best bid­ Trigg County Court Clerk's Office. der at PUBLI,C AUCTION, on Saturday, the 18 th day of May, 1991, at approximately 10:00 a.m., the following (e) A 4.57 acre tract of land as surveyed by Gammel, described real estate, to wit: Travis and Thomas of Cadiz, Kentucky in January, 1978 and generally located 6 miles West of Cadiz on the TRACT I ; South side of Highway 68 and BEING the same property A certain tract of land situated approximately conveyed from Bobby G. Watson et ux to Gammel-Travis & seven miles in a westerly direction from Cadiz, Williams by deed dated January 24, 1978, recorded in Trigg County, Kentucky, south of U.S. Highway 68 Deed Book 108, page 238, Trigg County Court Clerk's and near Sally Guier's spring, bounded and de­ Office. scribed by a survey made and checked March 3, (f) An 8.88 acre tract of land, as surveyed by Gammel, 1966, by Preston H. Thomas, a registered land Travis and Thomas of Cadiz, Kentucky, in June, 1977 and surveyor, as follows: generally located 6 miles West of Cadiz on the South side of Highway 68, and BEING the same property BEGINNING at a steel fence post on the south bank conveyed from Bobby G. Watson et ux to Lester Pashon et of Ramsey's Creek, also the southeast corner of ux by deed dated July 7, 1978, recorded in Deed Book the Dave 109, page 454, Trigg County Court Clerk's office. Calhoun and Ralph Wilson tract, .and'y'~ the northeast (g) A 400 square foot tract of land, generally located corner of the Sam Downs tract, and in the west boundary 6 miles West of Cadiz, South of Highway 68, and BEING line of the John E. Woodruff tract, said steel'■ post the same property conveyed from Bobby G. Watson et ux stands S. 03° W. 480' from the south right-of-way line to Barkl'ey Lake Water District by deed dated August 22, of U.S. Highway 68; thence S. 79°-35''.W. 40-4/5 poles 1978, recorded in Deed Book 110, page 19, Trigg County to an iron pin; thence s. 84°-39' W. 70.1 poles to a Court clerk's Office. steel post standing 100’ south of Ramsey's creek in the east line fence of w. Howell Hopson farm; thence along (h) A .51-acre tract of land as surveyed by Gammel, said fence s. 03° W. 161 poles to a pile of stones and Travis and Thomas of Cadiz, Kentucky, in October 1978 a 3/4" iron pipe in a steep hollow; thence s. 06° E. 53 and generally located 6 miles West of Cadiz, South of poles to a steel tire pump with a hickory and white oak Highway 68 on the East side of the Sam Downs Road, and pointers on a ridge, a corner to lands now or formerly BEING the same property conveyed from Bobby Watson et owned by Joe Futrell; thence with said line s. 43° E. ux to John E. Woodruff by deed dated January 3, 1979, 51 poles to an iron pipe in a poplar stump with several recorded in Deed Book 111, page 285, Trigg county Court pointers and in a line of said W. Howell Hopson; thence Clerk's Office. with said line N. 87° E. 63 poles to a stone on the TRACT III: south side of a small hollow and a line of W. Howell A 1.19 acre tract surveyed by Gammel, Travis and Thomas Hopson, also the original Southeast corner of the W.M. in October 1978 and generally located six miles west of Guier land and the southwest corner of the Sam Downs' Cadiz, south of Highway i 68 on the • west side of Sam Cunningham land (Tract No. Two below) with an ash, Downs Road and more particularly described as follows: white oak and maple pointers; thence with the Downs line N. 03° E. and passing a corner common to John E. BEGINNING at the southeast corner of the herein Woodruff at 83.7 poles, course continued 169.3 poles, described tract, said corner being an iron pin thence in all 253 poles to the point of beginning, and North 2° 23' 49" East 672.07 feet to an iron pin along containing 163 acres, more or less, the Sam Downs Road; thence South 17° 52' 26" East 78.23 feet to an iron pin; thence following said Sam Downs TRACT II: Road South 11° 8' 36" East 162.01 feet to an iron pin; A certain tract of land situated approximately seven thence South 1° 45' 34" East 217.40 feet to an iron miles in a westerly direction from Cadiz, Trigg County, pin; thence South 22° 34' 54" East 222.41 feet to an Kentucky, south of U.S. Highway 68 and near Sally iron pin thence South 84° 58' 51" West 176.18 feet to Guier's Springs, bounded and described by a survey made the point of beginning containing approximately 1.19 and checked March 3, 1966, by Preston H. Thomas, a acres. registered land surveyor, as follows; The above, described tract is subject to a 12 1/2 foot BEGINNING at a stone on the south side of a small roadway easement for the Sam Downs Road as well as hollow and a line of W. Howell Hopson, also the other legal easements of record. original southeast corner of Sam Downs' Guier land and the southwest corner of the Sam Downs' Cunningham land EXCLUSION #3: with an ash, white oak and maple pointers; thence N. some of the above property has been platted and is now 87° E. 15 poles to an iron post, course continued 31 known as Frontier Village, lots of which are shown on poles, in all 46 poles to a stone in an old field on a various plats of record in the Trigg County Court northerly slope, a corner to W. Howell Hopson; thence Clerk's Office. Included in the above description, but S. l5°-30' W. 54 poles to a red oak, post oak and red excluded from this conveyance are the following lots oak pointers on a ridge, southeast corner of W. Howell which have previously been conveyed either by recorded Hopson's 15-acre survey; thence S. 79° W. 1 1/4.poles or unrecorded deeds: 22, 33A, 30A, 15, 57A, 16A, 13A, to a stone on a ridge in the south boundary line of W. 48, 29, 1A, 2A, 2, 73A, 35, 81A, 64A, 9A, 7A, 8A, 18A, Howell Hopson's 15-acre survey; thence S. 11° E. 91 5, 47 , 34A, 114A, 17A, 14A, 19A, 25, 83A, 26A, 27A, poles to a pile of stone, two red oak pointers on a 21A , 55A, 36A, 3A, 8, 50A, 42 / 43 , 12 A , 20, 36, 4 5 A, ridge near a large post oak at an old gate, a corner to 124A, 42A, 4 , 38, 39, 79A , 4 8 A , 34, 89A, 80A, 11A, 45, W. Howell Hopson and R.H. Upton; thence N. 71°-30' E. 1, 31A,, 46, 55, 19, 75A, 77A, 41A , 54A , 5A, 33, 5 6A, 86 poles to a red oak on a South hillside at the edge 44 , 6, 7 0A, 60A, 69A, 7, 71A, 50, 12, 14, 17 , 18, 53, of an old field, R.H. Upton's corner; thence N. 86 1/2° 28, 51, 35A, 68A, 10A , 9, 10, 11, 23, 3, 37A, 38A, 39A, E. 70 poles to a stone, small elm pointer in a hollow, 13, 52,. 40A, 65A , 40, 41, 466, 30, 31, 402, 61A, 409 a corner to R.H. Upton and H.H. Herndorf-survey; thence 44A, 604, 29A, 425, 426, 27, 416, 67A, 601, 602, 486, with several lines of the H.H. Herndon survey N. 14° W. 440, 122A, 605, 469, 410, 411, 88A, 400, 115A, 414, 49, 85-3/5 poles to a stone on a northern slope; thence N. 405, 406, 407, 438, 439, 450, 456, 413, 24A, 415, 4A, 86° W. 3 poles to a stona on a northerly slope; thence 403, 53A, 404 , 111A, 453, 100A, 481, 84A, 82A, 59A, N. 11° E. 26 poles to an iron stob-. on a southerly 102A, 47A, 121A, 54, 133A, 134A, 428, 127A, 113A, 117A,' slope; thence N. 67° W. 44 poles to a double post oak, 118A, 94A, 104A, 72A, 37, 125A, 106A, 430, 103A, 131A, white oak pointer, on a ridge, a corner to the H.H. 473, 130A, 132A, 123A, 418, 105A, 28A, 63A, 412, 484 , Herndon survey; thence S. 80°-15' W. 27 1/2 poles to a 485, 49A, 46A, 482, 476, 483, 32A, 22A, 479, 128A, 452, stone, 4 mountain oak pointers on a southerly hillside; 58A, 24, 129A, 116A, 112A, 78A, 474, 475, 451, 43A, thence N. 03° w. 30 poles to a stone, mountain oak, 107A, 120A, 87A, 76A, 109A, 119A, 66A, 424 , 613, 25A, sassafras and dogwood pointers, on the south side of a 477, 95A, 465, 417, 480, 126A, 459, 460, 455, 457, 458, hollow; thence N. 81° W. 9 - 3/4 poles to a stone, 3 423, 444, 23A, 427, 472, 52A, 6A, 51A, 471, 608, 478, ash and blackgum pointers on the North edge of a 609, 618, 445, 619, 93A, 101A, 216A, 463, 201A, 136A, hollow; thence N. 03° W. 48 1/4 poles to a large 432, 631, 632, 686, 181A, 231A, 217A, 639 , 638, 685, hickory on a ridge, a corner to the H.H. Herndon 649, 673, 232A, 135A, 136A, 137A, . 138A, 139A, 140A, survey, in Joe Light's South boundary line and in the 141A, 143A, 145A, 146A, 147A, 148A, 149A, 150A, 153A, old Seminary line; thence S. 85°-30' W. 42 poles to a 154A, 156A, 157A, 158A,' 159A, 15A, 16, 160A, ’161A, stone, two hickory pointers on a south hillside, a 162A, 164A, 165A, 166A, >167A, 168A, 169A, 170A, 171A, corner to Joe Light and J.o. Allen (now John E. Woodruff), same course continued 56 1/2 poles to Sam 172A, 173A, 174A, 175A, 176A, 177A, 1-78A, 179A, 180A, Downs' Guier land east boundary line; thence with said 182A, 183A, 184A, 185A, 186A, 194A, 195A, 196A, 197A, boundary line s. 03° W. 83.7 poles to the point of 198A, 199A, 200A, 203A, 204A, 205A, 206A, 207A, 208A, beginning, containing 173 acres, more or less. 209A, 20A, 21, 210A, 211A, 212A, 213A, 214A, 215A, 218A,. 219A, 220A, 221A, 222A,• 223A , 224A , 225A, 226A, EXCLUSION #1; 227A,, 228A, 26,, 401 , 408,, 420,, 421, 422, 433, 434,, 441, INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE description but excluded from 442, 443, 446, 448, 449, 462, 467 , 468, 470, 600, 603, this mortgage is 86~acres, more or less, conveyed to 606, 607, 60A, 610, 611, 612, 614, 615, 617, 620, 621, Beck Wilson and Jean Wilson, his wife, from Bobby G. 622, 623, 62A, 635, 636, 637, 640, 641, 648, 650, 651, Watson and Wilda Jo Watson, his wife, by deed dated 652, 653, 680, 681, 683, 684, 687, 688, 689, 74A, 85A, December 24, 1974, and recorded in Deed Book 97, page 86A, 90A, 91A, 92A, 96A, 97A, 98A. 449, Trigg County Court Clerk's Office. This mortgage covers all Frontier Village property, EXCLUSION #2: lots, and unplatted tracts, not heretofore conveyed. There is included in the abo^e description but excluded from this transaction the following parcels of BEING PART OF the same real property conveyed to property: Frontier Village, Inc. by deed dated January 1, 1987, from Trigg County Farmers Bank which is recorded in (a) A 16.21 acre tract of land as surveyed by Gammel, Deed Book 132, page 693, Trigg County Court Clerk's Travis and Thomas of Cadiz in July 1977, and located Office. southeast of the Canton community approximately 3/4 The purchaser shall be required to pay cash or make miles south of Highway 68 and BEING the same property a cash deposit of 10% down on the date of sale, with conveyed from Bobby G. Watson et ux to Wyman Parker et the balance due within thirty (30) days, with pur­ ux by deed dated August 12, 1977, recorded in Deed Book chaser to execute bond with sufficient surety thereon 106, page 495, Trigg County Court Clerk's Office. for any unpaid balance, to be .approved by the said Commissioner, said bond to have the same force and ef­ (b) A 5.14 acre tract of land as surveyed by Gammel, fect of a Judgment upon which execution may issue and Travis and Thomas, of Cadiz, Kentucky, in July 1977, on which there can be no replevin and which will be and located along the east side of the Sam Down's road interest bearing at the legal rate on judgments until in Trigg County, and BEING the same property conveyed p a i d . from Bobby G. Watson et ux to Thomas Max Chandler 'et ux BY ORDER OF THE HONORABLE JAMES E. MATHIS by deed dated September 30, 1977, recorded in Deed Book WILLARD B. PAXTON, JUDGE Master Commissioner 107, page 379, Trigg County Court Clerk's Office. TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT Trigg Circuit Court B-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 15,1991 Electronics tapped to replace stock certificates Like most traditions, it will be; One of the changes in the investors surveyed opposed outcome is almost certain to be hard to see it go. However, as securities industry is the im­ the elimination of stock cer­ an electronic book-entry sys­ generations change, so does pending elimination of stock tificates. tem. The target date is 1993, Financial Focus but realistically the move the way we do business. Soon, certificates. Their major concerns were By Gary R. Harris could take longer. the stock certificate may be as Traditionally, when you potential computer error and Investment Representative obsolete as the manual type­ purchase a stock or bond, you collapse of a brokerage firm. The stock certificate has be­ Receive a certificate as evi­ jt, The debate continues, but the come a symbol of investing. writer that once processed it. ; dence of ownership. The cer­ intensive system in our au­ And many new issues of tificate represents tangible tomated society. What's the government, corporate and proof of your investment. solution? accept this with no problem. When you decide to sell the The Group of Thirty, an in­ There is little doubt such a security, you give up your ternational group of bankers system for stocks would be certificate in exchange for and securities executives less costly and more efficient. money. Simple enough. dedicated to speeding up the Security settlement would be Actually, it's not quite this processing of security trades, reduced to three days from the 1 . Boat Repair I Building Materials 1 simple. 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