A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10,1991

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Hussein's actions show double standard IT SEEMS 'YOUR TROOPS The world lives by a double folks drove their T Models IN SOUTHERN IRAQ standard. It is all right to beat across and, I guess, up and your own wife,, but don't beat down the rivers. HAVE MASSACRED AT LAST, ***** A LOT OF WOMEN SOMEONE your neighbor's wife. AND CHILDREN. WE CAN DEFEAT Idi Amin, the African ruler, At one of the Easter lun­ MILITARILY. slaughtered his own people by cheons at the Cadiz Christian the thousands while the world ByKeithS.. Church I shook hands with 95- looked on. The government of Venable year-old Sophia Gordon, who Sudan prevents food supplies said, "Your hands are cold." to some of its starving people. She then quoted, "Cold hands, When Saddam Hussein in­ warm heart, dirty feet and no vaded Kuwait President Bush while reaching for your sweetheart." and the United Nations were Bible? I thought of the fairy tale in ***** quick to assemble a half-mil­ which the maiden kissed the lion men to kick him out. But "I hope m y brain can say to frog and turned him into a now Saddam Hussein is my hand what my heart wants prince. killing his own people and to tell." - mountain folk But Katherine was not so nobody lifts a finger. writer. lucky. She kissed her prince ***** and he turned into a frog, or at Surely the Highway De­ They don't make things least part frog. partment can build a highway like they used to. The same ***** that will allow you to choose a could be said for winters. bypass, but does not block the Euen Compton recalls that They don't make things as entrance to Cadiz. during thait mother o f all strong as they once did. It now ***** winters, 1917-1918, the Ten­ takes 29 pennies to do the work Does the Lord look after you, nessee and Cumberland two once did, carry a letter if you lose control of your car Rivers froze.! over so hard that across the land. Letters Just The Other Day Cadiz Rotary ready for annual radio auction By Billy Rawls Just any other day many To our Trigg County friends: has raised more than a quar­ the lives of all our school Rotarians. people begaiin their day by lis­ The Cadiz Rotary Radio ter of a million dollars to children within the commu­ As with all fundraising tening to or I viewing the news. auction will be held April 22- benefit the community and nity. With this year's Rotary events, we would be extremely Untold numbers of words 26, from 7 to 10 p.m. in the youth of Trigg County. With Auction, we hope to raise more appreciative of any donations, and/or pictures evolved into basement of the John L. Street these funds, approximately 45 needed funds to continue to whether it be money, time, an endless list of worries Library. full-tuition scholarships have support these projects and the products, or gifts-in-kind. from which we could choose to The kick-off breakfast will been awarded to Trigg County countless others we help lo­ Many people have expressed call our own - until a new be held at 7 a.m. in the dining youths to attend the Hop­ cally. interest in Trigg County group became available. room of the Lake Barkley kinsville Community Col­ As of this year, not only is handicrafts, whether it be Sometimes we allow these Resort Park on Monday, lege. the Cadiz Rotary Club work­ furniture-type items or hand things to become obsessions April 22. The local community pool ing with the youth, but also our goods. without stopping to think that This year's action will be has benefited from more than senior citizens through our If you are not able to donate, there is a greater power than aired live over WHOP-FM $10,000 in funding from Ro­ community service fund. please listen in to the broad­ man involved in our lives. tary. 98.7 and WKDZ 106.3. Remember that every penny cast and support us by bid­ The above picture was taken, without my awareness, while An added attraction this Between $35,000 and $40,000 we collect is returned back ding. I was taking t\ quiet time to sort out my my thoughts (a FEW year on Monday and has been spent within the into community services. In closing, the Cadiz Rotary years ago). Each of us has a need of the luxury of examining Wednesday nights is the community on our annual When one of the Rotarians Club would like to thank our thoughts in private. mini-auction. Tuesday night Christmas Shopping tour for contacts you, please consider WKDZ, the Cadiz Record, *** is country store night which the less fortunate children of the fact that all our fundsigo to WHOP and all the many Last week mty daughter, Margaret Jo Shockley wanted to will include a bake sale and Trigg County. help support the many extra other business and individu­ visit a remote country cemetery where our ancestors rested cake walk. Thursday night, Many thousands of dollars things that the community, als which have helped make in peace. I traveled a few miles into the Pennyrile with my all local artists and have been given to allow our schools, or family budgets the Cadiz Rotary Radio Auc­ Easter week-e!nd family where we read names on tomb­ craftspeople will have a school children to attend cannot afford for our chil­ tion such a success for the last stones that are recorded in my McConnell Family Bible. chance to display their do­ various competitions and dren. 23 years. There were McConnells, Griffiths, Hicks, Pollards, Whites, nated arts and crafts items to special meetings around the If, by chance, you are not Campbells, and Blakeleys that were our kin though we never be auctioned. They will be on United States. personally contacted to help, David Chesnut knew them. The birth dates went back to 1784. display all week long. The Rotary Club, over the please feel free to contact my­ Cadiz Rotary Club While my family made these discoveries, my thoughts Over the years, our auction years, has attempted to touch self at 522-8002 or any of the Auction Chairman went back to the most peaceful time of my life when I used to visit two of my great-aunts for weeks at a time. In those days I blazed trails alone in these very woods and rested in the Felix expresses concerns over by-pass plan undergrowth to ponder 'Where did I come from? When would I have to start shaving? What would I become? Oh To the Editor and Readers: lators and Chief Engineer vote for the letting of contracts warning preview of future well, I think I will practice my new discovery that I can On April 19th our state leg­ Puryear. I also drove to look or table the proposal. Best of road blocks. Today there was wiggle my ears.' islators will be voting to issue at maps at state transportation all, they could vote it down. even a giant yellow bulldozer My daddy took me squirrel hunting there. We didn't get multi-million dollar con­ headquarters in Paducah. No Perhaps our local officials, on Clarksdale lots... any squirrels, put he taught me to identify trees by their tracts which will change the definitive answers were reacting to the will of their I repeat: Time is of the leaves. We chainced upon a whipporwill that he said was beauty and value of extensive forthcoming in either case. constituents, will become the essence for those Trigg Coun- what made the eerie whistling noise that I heard as I at­ Trigg Co. property. Major Nor did that office ever pro­ heroes of this ill-founded pro­ tians who care about begin af­ tempted to go to: sleep in the loft of the humble log cabin where changes in local traffic pat­ vide our local paper with the ject by exercising their powers fected negatively by the pro­ his mother was bom. terns will cause lost revenue information pursuant to the of persuasion. Even children posed construction and That neck of the woods was quietly exposed to the full glory to our fledgling downtown by-pass as I suggested. in this day and age know how rerouting by-pass. Deluge of nature. The only wheeled vehicle that I was likely to see businesses as well as cause Only on March 27 did we to "Just say NO" when danger with calls and letters our local was the mail-mean's car. wasted time and inconve­ citizens of Trigg Co. learn accosts them. officials -- Judge Wilson, In later years I took to hunting alone in Trigg County nience to large numbers of how far the project had gone There is no question that vie Judge Cossey and Mayor (mostly to escapie the hubbub of urban life). I saw squirrels our local drivers. towards ground-breaking are surrounded by danger. Sivills, as well as our state peeping at me as they ventured from their nest at the first All of this is the goal of state and the April 19th date of Surveyors puncture our earth legislators, before it is too hint of light in the eastern sky. Huge "Woody Woodpeck­ politicians and transportation doom. with stakes and cut our late. ers" filled the dawn with noisy hammering while distant cabinet members who not only Now time is of the essence. greenery as they trespass, Jean Felix roosters crowed, dogs barked, and farmers called their pigs do not live here but also who Pressure must be brought to without so much as a "May 218 Clarksdale Dr. down on Beechy Fork. appear to be blinded to the real bear on those at the state level I?," on our property. Their Cadiz, KY 42211 Great droves cjf gnats welcomed the coming darkness of needs of our town and coun­ of government who can either little red flags wave as a 522-3704 evening in Riley Hollow back before there were armadas of try, i.e. 1) road which will motor boats on ilittle River that diminished the sounds of enhance our places of busi­ mother nature. ness and contribute to their Trigg Athletic Boosters need suppport growth, not death; and 2) To the Editor: to about eight active members. sports and we need your help. A few weeks a(go, me'an Charline watched as our T.V. proper use of our tax dollars Members of the Trigg Without more members, the Booster meetings are held went crazy until its gyrations subsided as the 10:00 p.m. for the benefit of us residents, County Athletic Booster Club club may be forced to disband. the first Monday night of each news came on, and we were informed that the Aurora Bore­ not make work for engineers would like to thank the people The sad thing is that the youth month at 7 p.m. at the Cadiz alis was putting on a show. I rushed outdoors to see a rosy and road construction com­ of our community who will be the ones to suffer if this Restaurant. glow above man's lights in the northern sky. But it was not panies from out of town. supported the recent barbecue happens. For more information call as impressive as the first time I saw it in a Cadiz without Two weeks ago the Cadiz. sales fundraiser by purchas­ Please, come join us in this Karl Pool, president. outdoor lighting. Record's lead article and ing meat. worthy cause. We support all Trigg Co. Athletic Boosters Could it be that those electrically charged ionized particles photo concerned ground­ We hope you enjoyed it. that disturbed my television set were telling me to flip off a breaking for this Cadiz By­ Profit from the sales will be switch now and then and take time to smell the roses? pass. Yet no maps of the pro­ used to purchase a video cam­ * ** posed routing, no statistics to jb era to be used by all sports, to (K (Eairtz Do you remember: Alfred Cunningham, Oscar Grigsby, support the need and cost for pay for new uniforms for the Ophia Terrell, Gladys M itchell, and/or Be still and such a bypass, no interviews Jan Cave....General Manager/Advertising Director girls' softball team, and to know ? with politicians and local cover the costs of a spring C in d y C a m p e r ...... E d ito r residents most directly in­ awards banquet that will in­ William H. Rawls Jr ...... Circulation Manager volved - not even a "man-on- clude boys' basketball, girls' Published each Wednesday by Waterland Press the-street" opinion poll like basketball, powerlifting, boys’ those done in the past based on Inc. Second class postage paid In Cadiz, Trigg County, Ky. Soldier acknowledges concern track, girls' track, baseball USPS-082-520. Single copy: 50 cents. Subscription Rates: in high school students concern­ and softball. county, $14.31; out of county Post Office, $15.38; out of Residents of Trigg Co.: thank you. Cards and letter are ing issues of far less magni­ The project resulted in a state, $18.00; subscriptions sold only by year. Address all mall to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) I would like to thank all ofare one of the few things that tude - had been published pre* profit of approximately $800 you for the support that you viously. 522-6605. we have that keep us going, and again shows the willing­ Deadlines are as follows: Sports and Agriculture have given us deployed in the and the mail that I have re­ Yes, I and a multitude of ness of our community to sup­ articles Thursday at 2:00 p.m. News and Society articles desert. I know that I can not ceived has been great. others had attended the meet­ Monday at Noon. Classified advertising Fridays at Noon. port our athletic programs and speak for everyone over here Once again, thank you for ing at city hall where our view Regular Display advertising Monday at 4:00 p.m. Advertising the youth of Trigg County. rates available upon request. but, from the letters I have re­ your support and concern. and questions of a "possible" It is our sincere desire to Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open daily 8:00 a.m. ceived from my family and Sincerely, by-pass were fielded by our continue to help all sports but to 4:30 p.m.; closed Saturday, Sunday and holidays. all of you, I know that the sup­ SPC Larry Kehrwald two western Kentucky legis­ our membership has dropped port is overwhelming, and I Operation Desert Storm The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10, 1991, A-3

Quilters guild has 'sew-sew' party Annual quilt-a-thon keeps several residents in stitches

By Cindy Camper blocks all done by members of from Marshall County and Cadiz Record Editor the guild. Ladies gathered also from Tennessee. Friday morning to begin Each year for eight years, piecing the blue and white Funds from the annual members of the Trigg County quilt together. quilt raffle go toward pur­ Quilters Guild, have given of The 72-member guild gets chasing new quilting books their time to come together together each third Thursday for the Street Library in and sew a quilt that they at 10 a.m. at the Cadiz Cadiz. auction during the Trigg Restaurant to discuss sewing There are already more County Ham Festival. practices. "We do it for fel­ than 100 books on the shelves This year was no different. lowship, too,” said Margaret at the library that the guild During their third annual Rudd, a member of the guild. has donated. Quilt-a-Thon, members "We always have new stayed up all night doing what lessons each time we meet. I President of the guild is they love best - quilting. enjoy learning new things," Judy Freeman. Quilt com­ During an all-night sewing she said. mittee members are Hana party at Cadiz Motors, guild, New members are always Hill, chairman; Bea Goddard members found that several welcome and they don't nec­ and Myra Hargrove. Velma annual quilt-a-thon held at Cadiz Motors. The guild members will auction their quilt at the annul Trigg County stitches in time make a quilt. essarily have to be from Trigg Krizman also has a role in the Ham Festival. Pictured above are guild members ( counter clockwise) Margaret Rudd, Myra Hargrove, There were 20 different County. There are members quilt committee. Dean Carr and Louise Fuller. Hill finalist in Paducah Quilters Society show

Chizuko (Hana) Hill of from throughout the United tion. workshops, lectures, semi­ Cadiz, is a finalist for the States and several foreign More than 30,000 quilters nars and a fashion show, ac­ seventh annual American countries competing for are expected to attend this tivities for this year's Ameri­ Quilter's Society Show and $55,000 in total cash awards in year's show in Paducah, can Quilter's Society Show Contest to be held April 25-28, a variety of amateur and pro­ known as "Quilt City, USA," and Contest include the grand at the Executive Inn River­ fessional categories, making and home to the American opening of the museum of the front in Paducah. this the most prestigious quilt Quilter’s Society. American Quilter's Society at Hill joins some 400 quilters show and contest in the na­ In addition to displays, Please see HILL/ 13-A Circuit court audit released by Babbage

State Auditor Bob Babbage In a letter accompanying mental units. their tax dollars. One of the has released the audit for the the report, Babbage com­ "The loss of Federal Rev­ major assignments of the office of Trigg County Circuit mended the clerk for her good enue Sharing programs has Auditor's office is to review forced many units of local Court Clerk Patricia Wallace accounting procedures and the use of public funds and do government to look for alter­ for the fiscal year which compliance policies and all we can to ensure that nate ways to meet their bud­ ended June 30,1990. urged similar efforts in the Kentucky taxpayer's dollars gets and to continue to provide The report shows that the future. are used wisely and hon­ established services," Bab­ office began the fiscal year estly," Babbage said. bage said. with a balance of $47,068. The report explains that Noting that many county During the year the office col­ since the implementation of governments in the state use lected $347,506 which included the Judicial Amendment in Investing all possible funds the state auditor's report as a $2,210 of interest income. 1989, the fiscal responsibili­ into interest earning accounts planning and budgeting ties of Kentucky's Circuit is one option many counties guide, Babbage said that up-to- During the period the office Court Clerks has been to ac­ are using to enhance their date information is essential. disbursed a total of $290,211 count for assets received by revenues, he noted. "Our office is at current Quilter's Guild president Judy Freeman (top left) works on stitching and closed the fiscal year with the clerk for and disbursed to "The public demands ac­ status with all county audits the quilt together Friday afternoon. Also shown are Janet Gillespie of a balance of $104,363, the Bab­ individuals, private organi­ countability from their elected for the first time in years," he Gilbertsville (seated next to. Freeman) and Sara Shemwell of bage report shows. zations and other govern­ officials and for the use of said. Hopkinsville (threading a needle).

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Welcome Stations and the systems for household and required to document 25 per­ In fact, localities may find Golden Pond Visitor Center. commercial solid waste. cent reduction in waste land- themselves benefiting eco­ On Sunday, April 21, the Universal collection does filled, compared to what was nomically when an efficient LBL Association will cele­ not mean that the county must being buried in 1993. For collection system replaces the brate Earth Day at the Golden take over and operate a door- communities, this means an temptation of illegal dumping Pond Visitor Center. to-door collection system. increase in three major and valuable landfill space is The National Aeronautics What each county must do is activities. conserved through prudent and Space Administration assure that all residents of the • Education program to waste reduction strategies. (NASA) will have an exhibit county have access to a col­ change consumer buying in conjunction with the lection system, and the sys­ habits (buying bulk, for ex­ Also, a hidden profit that Golden Pond Planetarium tem must be sanctioned ample.) may be realized includes an feature, "Magic of the Night." through a local ordinance. » Recycling programs, ei­ environmental ethic to reuse, Environmental topics will be Another important element ther through drop-off centers recover and conserve our re­ sources on the part of govern­ covered by booths from local i of the new bill is the link be­ or incorporated into curbside ment and citizens alike. and state organizations. Sue tween planning and landfill collection programs. Darnell, Kentucky's Director of Space Education, will join other speakers from 2 to 4 p.m. Eight Trigg roads slated for improvements Woodlands Nature Center 4^ will have a variety of wildlife FRANKFORT, Ky. - pected to begin during the fis­ (Ky. 272); Tanyard Road (Ky. programs. The Homeplace- Transportation Secretary and cal year. 272); Reddick Pond Road 1850 will have ox cart rides, Commissioner of Highways Eight projects are already (Ky. 1322); Wharton-Power two muzzleloading rifle Visitors A ppreciated: The public is invited to Visitor Appreciation Milo D. Bryant has scheduled for Trigg County in Line Drive (county road 1085 matches and demonstrations Weekend Saturday and Sunday, April 20-21 at TVA's Land Between announced the approval of the the new program, including D); Adams Mill Road (county on buttermaking. the Lakes. All facilities and program areas will present special 1991-92 Rural Secondary Pro­ placement of blacktop resur­ road 1080); and Gracy-Cobb For more information and a programs. Campgrounds will be open at half price. Pictured above is gram for Trigg County. facing on portions of the fol­ Road (Ky. 128). schedule of events, write Vis­ The Homeplace -1850, a living history farm which recreates life of a Included in the program is lowing roadways: According to Bryant, the itor Appreciation Weekend, mid-19th century homestead. The Homeplace-1850, Woodlands Na­ funding for maintenance and Donaldson Creek Road (Ky. program totals approximately ture Center, and The Golden Pond Planetarium will be open free of 100 Van Morgan Drive, traffic improvements as well 807); Roaring Springs-Linton $586,881 and will be funded Golden Pond, Ky. 42211-9001 charge during the special weekend. For more information call 924- Road (Ky. 164); Cadiz-Cale- 1238. as funding for several road through the Rural Secondary or call 924-1238. improvement projects ex­ donia-Hopkinsville Road Account.

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A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10,1991 Local church features BSU singers

Funeral notices The congregation of the formed in the one hour con­ Cadiz Baptist Church will host cert. the Murray State University There is no charge for the Bluford Earl Thomas Ollie Mitchell Baptist Student Union choir at concert, but an offering will 6 p.m. Sunday, April 14. be taken to assist the BSU with tional Shoe Company in Hop­ Funeral services for Ollie Funeral services for and Debbie Engler of Cald­ The choir is a group o f 10 their ministries in Murray. kinsville and was a member Mitchell, 82, of Route 5, well County; on step-son, Bluford Earl Thomas, 91, of singers who perform in Princeton, will be conducted Oakley Kimsey of Louisville; Ft. Davis, Texas, formerly of of the Thomas-Bridges Asso­ various churches throughout Dr. Harold Skaggs, host ciation in Trigg County. at 11 a.m. today at Morgan's two step-daughters, Dorothy Hopkinsville, were conducted Western Kentucky. pastor, invites all interested Survivors include two Funeral Home in Princeton. Harren of Galtia, 111. and at 10 a.m. Monday at Edge- A variety of contemporary persons to attend this service daughters, Mrs. J.T. "Ann" Dr. Bill Tichenor will Verna Beeler of Jefferson­ wood Baptist Church in Hop­ Christian music will be per­ of worship. kinsville. Cravens of Ocala, Fla. and officiate with the assistance of ville, Ind.; one brother, Gor­ Dr. Michael Watts and the Mrs. Allen "Elizabeth" An­ the Rev. David Wilkerson. man Mitchell of Key Bis- Revs. John Christian, thony of Ft. Davis, Texas; a Burial will be in Cedar Hill cayne, Fla.; eight grandchil­ Thomas receives Navy decoration brother, Cecil Thomas of Cemetery. dren, 18 step-grandchildren; Charles Rogers, and Mr. Navy Lt. Gerry D. Thomas, of duty while stationed at Cadiz; five grandchildren, Mr. Mitchell died at 2:29 three great-grandchildren Thomas' son-in-law, the Rev. son of Gerald D. Thomas and Naval Hospital, Naval Base, James Earl Cravens of Lex­ p.m. Sunday, April 7 at Jen­ and several step-great James T. Anthony officiated grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Yokosuka, Japan. ington, Mass., Karen nie Stuart Medical Center in grandchildren. with burial in Green Hill Odell Thomas of 78 Lincoln A 1979 graduate of Trigg Cravens of Cincinnati, Ohio, Hopkinsville. Memorial Gardens in Chris­ Ave., Cadiz, recently received County High School, and a Gina Cravens Felts of A member of Northside He was preceded in death by tian County. the Navy Achievement graduate of Middle Rowlett, Texas, Thomas An­ Baptist Church, he was co­ his first wife, Lois Turpin Mr. Thomas died at 11 a.m. Medal. Tennessee State University thony of San Antonio, Texas, owner for 46 years of a Mitchell; one stepson, James Friday, April 5 at his home. He received the decoration with a bachelor of science de­ and Susan Anthony Hinkle of plumbing and heating busi­ Henry Kimsey; one brother, He was born June 11, 1899 to for his superior performance gree. the late Seldon Trimble Lancaster, Pa.; and eight ness until his retirement in J.D. Mitchell; and two sisters, Thomas and Martha Eliza­ great-grandchildren. 1976. Mary Grace Spickard and beth "Betty" Bridges Thomas. Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth Mitchell. Mr. Thomas was the oldest He was preceded in death by Julie Binkley Mitchell; one Pallbearers were Mitch Community Calendar member of Edgewood Baptist his wife, Mildred Hawkins son, Oscar Mitchell of Hop­ Glenn, Eric Mitchell, Graham Mitchell, Zack Church. A retired farmer, he Thomas and daughter, Mil­ kinsville; three daughters, TOPS: The daytime chapter meets eveiy Thursday at 10 had worked at the Interna- dred Earl Thomas. Joan Paynter of Lexington, Turner, Matthew Large, and a.m. at Cadiz Baptist Church or call leader, Aileen Worsham Rosie Large of Elkton, Md. Mike Large. at 522-3047.

Murl Sanders, Jr. ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES: Adult Education Classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 Funeral services for Murl Rotary Club. a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and every Tuesday and Thursday evening Sanders, Jr., 72, of the Wallo- A member of Wallonia from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. For information, call 522-0927. nia community, will be con­ Baptist Church, Mr. Sanders It's on the Record had been the owner and oper­ ducted at 2 p.m. today at OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Overeaters Anonymous ator of the Cadiz IGA and the Goodwin Funeral Home. will meet every Tuesday from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in the base­ Wallonia IGA grocery stores. The following persons continued. The Revs. Harold Skaggs ment of Old Cadiz Baptist Church. and Don Mock will officiate Survivors include his wife, appeared on M arch 28 in the Russell Douglas Catherson Marcella Wood Sanders; son, of Murray, overlength and with burial in Wall Ceme­ Trigg County District Court AM ERICAN LEGION POST #74: The American Legion Bruce Sanders of Cadiz; two overwidth, $20 fine plus court tery. Masonic services were Post #74 will meet the first Monday night of each month at 6 daughters, Mrs. Larry costs. conducted Tuesday night. p.m. "Janice" Boyd of Cadiz and Richard L. Cavanaugh of Mr. Sanders died at 8:20 James Everette Cain of M onday, A p ril 15 Mrs. Robert "Cindy" Laxton Cadiz, overweight on tandem Cadiz, overlength, overwidth, p.m. Sunday, April 7 at Lour­ W om an’s Club: Woman's Club of Cadiz will meet Monday, of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; two axle, $60 fine, $47.50 court $20 fine plus court costs. des Hospital in Paducah. He April 15 at 7 p.m. at the Bank of Cadiz Community Room. was bom July 19, 1918 to the brothers E.E. "Mutt" Sanders costs. Debbie K. Turner of Cadiz, and Carroll Sanders, both of Joseph W. Blackford of no operators license, contin­ late Murl Sanders, Sr. and Tuesday, A pril 16 Trigg County; two sisters, Murray, expired registration ued to April 18. Annie Ruth Morris Sanders. Spiritual Support: Christian Fellowship Church, 16 Court Mrs. Lawrence "Robbie" plates, $25 fine plus court Phillip M. Likens of Cadiz, A World War II U.S. Army Street, Cadiz will sponsor a Spiritual Support Tuesday, April Larkins of Trigg County and costs. driving on suspended license, veteran, he was a member of 16 from 6-7p.m. If you have friends or family members Mrs. Edna Goodwin of Wilfredo Martin-Lopez of amended to no license in pos­ the Cadiz Shrine Club, the serving in Saudi Arabia, come by and join us. Rizpah Shrine Temple in Princeton; and four grand­ Gutherie, non-support, con­ session, $25 fine plus $47.50 children, Johnston Sanders tinued to June 27. court costs. Madisonville, the Mark W ednesday, A p ril 17 Boyd, Aubree Sanders, Scott Kent Allen Baker of Cadiz, George W. Quarles of Hop­ Tyler Masonic Lodge 319, and Drug/Alcohol Advisory Committee: The Drug/Alcohol Sanders and Bryce Laxton. flagrant non-support, con­ kinsville, DUI, first offesne, a past member of the Cadiz Advisory Committee will be meeting Wednesday, April 17 fined to June 27. $200 fine, $100 DUI fee plus at City Hall from 12-1:30. The speaker will be Jimmy Boyd- Gerald D. Gude of Hop­ $57.50 costs, must attend Hopkinsville Narcotics Task Force Director. kinsville, wanton endan- driving school. Patricia Ann Boone germent in first degree, con­ David Keith Sholar of tinued to April 18. 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U p c o m in g e v e n ts Lioness Club to Engagements inTrigg County hold spaghetti dinner April 13 g Therm Cadiz T xLioness • mClub .,u will m ~ A llen - Mp.Tnt.osli Allen - Stations DAV rep available have its annual spaghetti today for questions dinner at the Cadiz Methodist Church Saturday, April 13, Herschel Miles, a state from 4 to 7 p.m. service officer for the Dis­ The cost is $4 for adults and abled American Veterans, $2.50 for children. Department of Kentucky, will be present at the Trigg County The club will also have an Courthouse today. attic sale all day on the church ^ Miles will be on hand from lawn. The Lionesses ask that W 9 a.m. to noon to assist veter­ anyone with unneeded eye­ ans and their dependents with glasses and hearing aids to claims for benefits due them donate them during the day. as a result of their military The glasses and hearing aids can be repaired and given to the needy. The Lioness Club, which raises money for the Lions Newcomers Club Telethon, Kentucky Eye to meet April 17; Foundation, Blind Youth V / Camp and Trace Industries, style show slated among others, ask for support by attending the spaghetti The Cadiz Newcomers Club dinner and attic treasure will meet at noon April 17 at sale. the Cadiz Restaurant. A style show featuring clothing from Cadiz Red Cross conducting merchants will begin at 1 p.m. at Cadiz Baptist Church. CPR class April 23-25# . Georgia Allen There will also be a "Crazy The Trigg County Hat" style show on the Kenneth Stallons and Joy Allen American Red Cross will Dr. and Mrs. E.B. Allen of Druther's in Cadiz. agenda. conduct CPR classes from 6 to Cadiz announce the Her fiancee is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. graduate of Murray State Visitors are welcome. For 10 p.m. April 23 and 25 at the more information call 522- engagement and approaching Trigg County High School Allen of Cadiz, announce the University and is employed at Trigg County Hospital. marriage of their daughter, and is currently serving in engagement and approaching Safety Kleen of New Castle. Books must be picked up Georgia Allen, to Bob McIn­ the United States Army. marriage of their daughter, Wedding vows will be ex­ prior to attending the classes. tosh, son of the Rev. and Mrs. The wedding is scheduled Joetta E. "Joy" Allen to Ken­ changed at 6:30 p.m. May 18 Robert E. McIntosh of Trigg for 6:30 p.m. May 18 at neth D. Stallons, son of Mr. at Northwest Baptist Church County. Northwest Baptist Church in and Mrs. Paul L. Stallons of in Hopkinsville. Hopkinsville. Cadiz. All friends and relatives The bride-elect is a gradu­ All friends and relatives The bride-elect attends are invited to attend. Only ate of Trigg County High are invited. Only out-of-town Murray State University. out-of-town invitations are School and is employed at invitations are being sent. Her fiancee is a 1991 being sent. Cerulean Baptist ^ R em em b er holding revival The R ight B eginning O n th e Cerulean Baptist Church will hold revival services R oad to G ood H ealth... (IMoiher's Way is only a month avoayl April 14-17. Sunday morning’s service will begin at 11 a.m. Nightly Show your mom how special she is services begin at 7 p.m. W Fm m with a mother's ring. The evangelist is Dr. David Gardner of Hopkinsville. Special music will be per-, ( ■ ■ I Choose from over 30 styles formed nightly. Available in lOkt. or 14kt. gold The pastor is Bro. Henry Ramey. The public is invited. with Synthetic or Genuine Stones.

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1 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10, 1991, A-9 Destroying nature's work not 0 'Perfect gems' given something to he very proud The Poet’s Comer - Lasting Love Monday afternoon, I At the April AARP meeting, Steal a kiss in public? walked the lower end of the I have several short poems C o r n m r we had two guest speakers, to share with you. My space is NEVER! trail, through the wooded area, John Fourquean and Elaine H old m y hand on the street? limited this week, so forgive for the first time since last Clift of the extension office, me for not doing individual Hargrove Vi NO! NO! fa ll. H ow do I know that he love me? Mr. Fourquean spoke first introductions for each poem. I I looked for the bird houses In thousand ways you'd never By Lillian Dawson on how to raise vegetables for think you will agree they are on the trees expecting to see know. - the home garden, of new and all perfect gems!! Love’s Return some nest building (I should improved methods to fertilize Never much for bringing flowers, have known better). those vandalized bird houses. and mulch, and safer ways to Around Her Candy came in paper bag. I saw what was left of two eliminate the pests that de­ A heart long silenced by the pain Kisses few and words not many bird houses. No way could a For years I've heard the term stroy what we try to cultivate. Little Finger Of love's quiscent mood But his kindness never lacked. bird build something like cattywampus, always under Mrs. Clift told of the three With wonder now does beat again 50 years o f honesty, that. A note to the guilty part or the impression it was a ways to store the harvest for In agonizing flood 50 years o f care, Black-eyed Susans parties - maybe you don't saying "made up" by some­ future meals -- canning, 50 years of faithfulness, Queen Anne's la c e - care for your community or freezing and drying. 50 years to share. one. Now I find that catty­ in a peanut butter jar. Oral R. Hall about any of God's creatures, There are newer ways of 50 years of BEING THERE. wampus was a nocturnal an­ 1979 but for a few times in your imal the became extinct dur­ doing them. Elaine also Bicycle left in the drive head-long, destructive life, ing the Ice Age. warned of the dangers of bo­ Barbie clothes left in the car. Cadiz, KY Louise T. Thomas you could stop and think of tulism. She warned me years others. There are some who The Cadiz Lioness Club is ago of the danger of eating A note that says The following poem was an Cadiz, Ky. care. sponsoring a Spaghetti Supper canned foods before they are "I love you, Dad." entry in the "love" contest. I Besides all that, have you Hot reprimands freeze on was reminded of several Saturday April, 13 at the Cadiz boiled. ever stopped to think that some I had always taken a tea­ Daddy's lips. older couples I know when I Methodist Church. The supper You still have time to get day, some way, you may have spoon of corn to eat fresh from read this one. This is how love will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Ad­ your "Rain” poems in for the to give an account for these the can before cooking. Now Barbara Long is suppose to be!!! Thanks mission is $4 for adults, chil­ April contest. Don't let your things you are destroying? dren, $2.50. that's a "No-No." But it was Cadiz, KY Ms. Thomas. chance to win slip away! At a meeting recently, the If you have eye glasses or real good. You can send your poems to: statement was made, "I'd like hearing aids you aren't us­ John and Elaine have nu­ The Cadiz Record, Attn: Lorrie us to do something for the ing, bring them along. The merous booklets and pam­ Hargrove, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, community, maybe help to Births KY 42211 or give me a call at Lioness ladies can make good phlets on all of these subjects. beautify some project." 502-522-6605. I look forward use of them. Stop by and get them. Like a flash, I could see to hearing from you. Please see DESTROY/ A-13 Ethan Allen Taylor Jeff and Cindy Taylor of Cadiz. Paternal grandpar- Unseen spots take their toll on fabrics Cadiz announce the birth of ents are Ed and Mary Taylor their son, Ethan Allen of Big Rock, Tenn. Spots can develop on some pet shampoos. This is a from fabrics. Taylor, bom March 22 at Jen­ Paternal great-grandparents household textiles practically strong oxidizing (bleaching) These spots are generally nie Stuart Medical Center. He are Mrs. Pauline Fowler and before your eyes, and you may agent that can destroy dyes in yellow. Chlorine, however, weighed eight pounds and six the late Richard Clayton. not have a clue from where carpet, upholstery, bedding causes some red dyes to turn ounces and was 21 inches Maternal great-grandparents they came. and other fabrics. green. long. are Mrs. Thelma Cate of "It's a safe bet those spots Most benzoyl peroxide Acids and alkalines must Maternal grandparents are Cadiz and the late Bill McNi­ came from some common stains begin as orange or be promptly and thoroughly S.W. and Anita McNichols of chols. household product that left an dark yellow and turn lighter removed to prevent damage to invisible stain. That invisi­ over time. On blue carpets, carpets and upholstery. ble stain became visible when prevention by knowing what however, the spots may appear As little as 1 percent of hy­ Alexander Brady Cain the humidity, moisture, tem­ products cause stains and slightly pinkish or white. drochloric acid in solution perature or sunlight activated Chlorine and oxygen can cause pink or orange Brett and Constance Cain of p.m. Feb. 28 at Union Hospi­ taking care when using them. it," said Linda Reece, an Ex­ Benzoyl peroxide is used in bleach, swimming pool spots in carpets. Stomach acid Terre Haute, Ind., announce tal in Terre Haute. tension Home Environment chemicals and mildew stop­ is essentially 10 percent hy- the birth of their son, Alexan­ Maternal grandparents are some acne medications, some Specialist with the University pers also remove the color Flease see UNSEEN/ A-13 der Brady. Tom and Wanda Williams foot care preparations and of Kentucky College of Agri­ He weighed seven pounds, of Bowling Green. 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k 1 A-10, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, AprillO 1991 National Library Week brings events can people with unpleasant By Margaret Newby joyed for generations. They An article in the Kentucky There will be drawings for Oz," "The Merchant of facts, foreign ideas, alien John L. Street Library will have copies of their cook­ New Era on April 5 stated that prizes, free body maps, and Venice," "Sylvester and the book," Barbara and Mary's the ozone layer protecting the samples. Plan now to attend Magic Pebble," and "Death of philosophies, and competitive values. For a nation that is "Some books are to be tasted, West Kentucky Recipe Col­ earth from cancer-causing and bring a friend. a Salesman" all been chal­ afraid to let people judge the others to be swallowed and lection" for sale. These books ultraviolet radiation is being Educational program and lenged? truth and falsehood in an open some few to be chewed and make great Mother's Day, destroyed about twice as fast exhibits and displays are During Library Week there market is a nation that is digested." This quote is by birthday and shower gifts. Be as thought. sponsored by the John L. Street will be a few of the many afraid of its people." Francis Bacon. The John L. sure to join us. This could raise the current Library. On display now is challenged books on display. Library Week is celebrated Street Library has a more ap­ One way the library fulfills rate of 5,000 skin cancer an outstanding arrangement To quote Alfred Griswold, "In nationwide. It reminds us petizing idea for you. its educational role is by hav­ deaths annually to 200,000 of pottery and art work de­ the long run of history, the and encourages all of us to use ; On Monday, April 15, local ing story time for preschool deaths from skin cancer in signed and made by a Trigg censor and inquisitor have the resources available to all authors Barbara Shore and children. Boys and girls are the next 50 years. County resident, Lisa Houha. always lost. The only sure at their libraries to help them Mary Graham will kick off introduced to the world of Sue Mitchell will address She is the daughter of weapon against bad ideas is succeed in all aspects of life. National Library Week at the pleasure and knowledge. So this shocking information in Christy Boren and grand­ better ideas.The source of bet­ Here you will find unlimited John L. Street Library. Shore for National Library Week, her program "Is Your Family daughter of Elaine Whiting. ter ideas is wisdom." knowledge that is free and and Graham will be there we have planned a bedtime Sun Safe?" There will be Lisa graduated from Trigg John F. Kennedy summed it open to all people. from 9 to 10:30 a.m. to offer a story from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. 600,000 people diagnosed with County High School in 1986 up when he said, "We are not Come to the John L. Street variety of goodies selected Monday April 15. This will be skin cancer this year. and is at present attending afraid to entrust the Ameri­ Library and "check us out." from their cookbook for your in the basement of the library Attend this skin wellness post graduate school. Watch sampling pleasure. and is open to children from program at 2 p.m. Wednes­ for other great exhibits Their cookbook contains the preschool to third grade. day, April 17 at the library throughout the year. These are finest western Kentucky Children may wear their and find out how to protect in the display case donated to family recipes. All are in favorite PJs and bring their yourself and your family the library in memory of Dr. TOPS chapters elect officers keeping with the heritage teddy bears, blankets or pil­ from the dangers of skin and Mrs. John Futrell. passed down for preparing lows as we view the movie cancer. Do you know what book has New officers of TOPS #400 Betty Steward, leader; Car­ and cooking tasty foods. "Cinderella." Popcorn and Mitchell is an independent been challenged the most? of Cadiz, the local chapter of olyn Cobbs, co-leader; Sue These dishes have been en­ apple juice will be served. Mary Kay skin specialist. Why has "The Wizard of TOPS Club, Inc., were Thomas, secretary; Faye’ recently elected. Oakley, treasurer; and New officers are Aileen Jeanne Jackson, weight Worsham, leader; Darlene recorder. Dogwood Festival set in Hopkinsville Sherbit, co-leader; Donna The chapter meets at 5:30 Bachhuber, secretary; Renee p.m. each Monday at the Wynn, treasurer; and Au­ Cadiz Baptist Church base­ The first annual Dogwood off festivities. Following is a Community College. • April 26- May 10 - Art drey Calhoun, weight ment. For more information Trail Festival will be held in list of dates and events for the • April 20 - Bowl for show sponsored by recorder. contact Stewart at 522-3710. Hopkinsville April 15-27. Dogwood Trail Festival: Buddies sponsored by Hopkinsville Art Guild. The chapter meets at 10 a.m. TOPS (Take Off Pounds The Dogwood Trail, which • April 1 5 -1 8 - Senior Buddies, Inc. The Dogwood Trail Festival each Thursday at the Cadiz Sensibly) is an international,’ is marked with signs bearing Olympics sponsored by • April 25&26 - "Grease" is sponsored by the La Petite Baptist Church basement at 82 nonprofit weight-control or­ the dogwood blossom, can be Hopkinsville Recreation sponsored by University Fleur II Garden Club. For Main Street. For more infor­ ganization with more than viewed during the day or Department. Heights. more information on times mation about TOPS, contact 320,000 members world-wide.. night when the trees will be • April 1 7 -2 5 - Walking • April 26 - Style show and locations of events call Worsham at 522-3047. Its program is based on a lit. The trail begins at Little tours of Hopkinsville. sponsored by Bartholomew's. 885-6505 or 886-1951. New officers for the TOPS combination of group River Park and winds • April 1 8 & 2 4 - Slide #280 chapter were also dynamics, competition, through the city ending at Fort presentation — "Explore recognition and obesity re­ Campbell Memorial Park. Beauty Spots in Hopkinsville. Hospital auxiliary hosting open house elected. Officers for 1991-92 are: search. Several activities are • April 1 9 - 2 5 -- City human planned during the festival. relations commission special The Trigg County Hospital the new CT scanner equip­ At 11:30 a.m. April 15, the events. Auxiliary will sponsor an ment and see the new redeco­ kickoff will be held at Little • April 19 - Style show open house from 1 to 3 p.m. rating of the hospital. River Park, Ninth and Bethel sponsored by J.B. Crockett's. April 14 at the hospital. Tuxedo Rentals streets. • April 1 9 - Style show each The purpose for the open Punch and cookies will be Large Selection - N ow Taking Orders! 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Cunningham guest speaker at historical society meeting

$ lawyer, public servant, and his election to many offices. Cunningham is married to and is a member of numerous All persons interested in outstanding speaker. He returned to western As an author, he has pub­ the former Paula E. Trull, a service related organiza­ history and geneology should Cunningham descends Kentucky after receiving his lished three books of interest North Carolina native, who is tions. make plans to attend the from Trigg County pioneers Juris Doctorate in 1969 and to historians. They include, also an author. They are the The public is invited to at­ regular meeting of the Trigg William and Nancy Carr was admitted to the bar in "Flames in the Wind," "On parents of five sons. tend the April 13 meeting to County Historical and Cunningham, making him a September of that year. Bended Knees: The Night hear this outstanding speaker Preservation Society for their relative of many Trigg Since that time, he has Rider Story," and Cunningham served in the and to join others in promot­ April meeting. Countians. practiced law, specializing in "Kentucky’s Clark," which U.S. Army from 1969-73, ing the preservation of our The meeting will be held at As a student at Benton High criminal and real estate and earned him the Jesse Stuart achieving the rank of captain historical heritage. 12:30 p.m. April 13 at Ham- School, Murray State Univer­ personal injury actions. town Restaurant. Media Award in 1988. sity and the University of His profession led him to The featured speaker will be Kentucky, Cunningham dis­ serve in various public offices In addition, he has pub­ Bill Cunningham of Kuttawa, played outstanding leader­ including Trigg County from lished many scholarly arti­ a noted author, historian, ship ability which resulted in November 1976 to January cles on a variety of topics. State DAR attended Cadiz Garden by several countians Club holding Trigg Museum open May 24 The 95th Annual State certificate from the National radio program Conference of the Kentucky Society signed by Marie H. Society Daughters of the Yochin, president general, The Cadiz Garden Club will The Trigg County are available locally at the tion contributions to the mu­ American Revolution was NSDAR. be presenting their "13 Weeks Historical and Preservation John L. Street Library and seum which have been named held March 19-21 at the Mar­ For the fourth consecutive of Gardening on the Air" over Society met March 9 at Ham- may be purchased by contact­ to date will be on display by riott Griffin Gate Resort in year, the chapter received a WKDZ during the month of town Restaurant with Mabel ing Virginia Alexander, a opening date. Lexington. gold rating on the honor roll April, May and June. Martin, president, presiding. local historian. The names of other contrib­ Mrs. L. Duncan Stokes, of the Kentucky Society. The 9 a.m. Tuesday The program was a talk by He explained many av­ utors will be added as contri­ regent of the Kentucky Society Rogers said the chapter tied programs will provide such area historian, Don Simmons enues of research to the group butions are received. of Louisville presided over the for first place in the public topics as gardening and of Melber. Simmons, who has and offered his assistance. The Society will meet again conference. relations awards. recycling. Trigg County roots, told the During the business ses­ at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April The James Thomas Chapter Jamie Lynn Towler, win­ '0. The following is a schedule group how his own interest in sion, it was announced that 13 at Hamtown. The speaker was represented by Ivy ner of the Constitution Essay of programs, speakers and the historical research led him to the Trigg County Museum will be Bill Cunningham of Rogers, regent, and Mauree contest in Kentucky, was date of airing: publish numerous publica­ will be opening for the season Kuttawa. Morris, recording secretary presented with an award • April 16 -- Magnolias by tions of interest to anyone in­ May 24 with a schedule to be All interested persons are and national defense during the honors day lun­ Marthanne White terested in their roots. available at a later date. invited and encouraged to at­ chairman of the chapter. cheon on March 21. The • April 23 -- Shade Plants by Many of his publications Attractive plaques designa­ tend. During the session for re­ award was presented by Mrs. Pauline Belford ports: on state committee Robert Brammel, state Con­ • April 30 — Perennials by chairman, the chapter re­ stitution Week Chairman of Sue Boranian Higginbotham to preach at Church of Christ services ceived an award for 100 per­ Cynthia, • May 7 - Landscape De­ cent participation in the Towler and her mother, ll*! sign by Bettye Green There will be a gospel meet­ W.Va. and then to West Street president general's project Mrs. James M. Towler, Jr. • May 14 - Recycling by ing at the Cadiz Church of in Weirton, W.Va. from "Ties that Bind." attended the awards lun­ Bonnie Phile Christ on April 14-19 with Bro. 1958-64. The chapter received a cheon. • May 21 -- Long Flowering Frank Higginbotham of He has been with his present Borders by Celia Hopson Chester, W.Va. Sunday ser­ congregation in Chester for 27 • May 28 - Tropical Forest vices will be from 9:30 a.m. years. by Betty Stokes and 6 p.m. Now Open For Business • June 4 -- Composting by Evening services Monday A veteran of radio preach­ Becky Oliver through Friday will be at 7:30 ing and television programs, • June 11 - Best Cut Roses p.m. Higginbotham conducts from 'm, by Bettye Green Higginbotham began first eight to 10 meetings a year. • June 18 -- Fragrant Gar­ located work with the He has been a speaker on the dens by Milly Way Columbia Church of Christ in Ohio Valley College lecture ZIOBfiOS • June 25 - Vegetable Gar­ Fairmont, W.Va. in 1953-56 circuit four times and Ohio Your Prom and dens by Charlotte Wilson then moved to Wellsburg, Valley lectures 18 times. Frank Higginbotham # Wedding Headquarters Open Monday-Friday 5 -9 p.m. A u c tio n Saturday 9 -5 p.m. Saturday, April 27,1991 10:00 a.m.

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CITY OF CADIZ DELINQUENT PROPERTY TAXES - 1990 The following tax bills include penalties: 517 Irvin, Frank Est. 1.88 05 Adams, Carol Jo 5.02 23 Alexander, Rheda 134.00 26 Alexander, Tandy Jr. 4.20 531 Jones, Jolly 57.28 40 Anderson, Dilman 100.83 532 Jones, Kenneth 32.60 533 Jones, Linda 57.68 Saturday, April 13th 90 Beasley, Ada .25 10:00 A.M. 96 Bingham, Charles 37.11 558 King, Walter & Doris 90.29 5 Miles South of Princeton, Ky., on Hwy. 139 next to Davis Greenhouse 98 Bingham, Joe Lewis 238.20 118 Boyd, Charles 60.19 613 Love, Alsie M. 110.40 Consisting of 1981 Pontiac Bonneville Diesel, 1975 Buick Riviera, 67,000 actual miles, 16 h.p. 119 Boyd, Elizabeth 24.08 42” Murray lawn mower, 18 h.p. 42” Murray riding lawn mower, 5 h.p. Ingersoll Rand 80 gal. air compressor single p., 3 h.p. standard pneumatic air compressor single p., Walker shop crane, 139 Brimmer, Raymond 113.73 629 Martin, Beatrice 13.84 143 Brown, Hazel 5.02 631 Martin'', Leroy 94.74 2115 Solor Mig welder, Craftsman 16 gal. shop wet or dry vacuum cleaner, 2-2 ton Black 157 Burke,Mertie 12.54 635 Martin, Thomas^H. 8.09 Hawk floor jacks; 225 Lincoln welder; poter powers, paint guns, 10 drawer Snap On tool box 164 Bush, Jerry L. 95.30 640 Mayes, Anthony V. 48.91 and cabinet; hydraulic jacks; Suix buffer, Black and Decker H.D. grinder; DA sandpaper and 643 Mayes Price -Est- 9.96 dispenser, masking paper dispenser; gear pullers, Pends work benches, body clips, body tools 173 Cadiz Development Corp. 14.30 644 Mayes, Robert -Est- 8.03 of all kinds, air tools, hand tools, socket sets, all kinds of mechanic and body shop tools, sever­ 177 Cadiz Restaurant 4.32 645 Mayes, Scott Clark 61.52 al sets of 14" and 15" tires, 150 Homelite chain saw, gas weed eater, extension cords, drop 182 Caldwell, Edward 67.72 685 McBride, Henry & Others 42.28 lights, electric wire, shovels, hole diggers, axe and other small tools, body parts, 2 - 350 Chevy 183 Caldwell, Sonja 65.21 697 McGee, Amanda 6.95 232 Conger Construction 135.43 699 McNichols, Johnny 61.70 motors, 20-16' pine 2x6 new, new barn poles, fence post, one row cultivator, garden seeder, 234 Cortner, Debra S. 100.32 350 transmission, salamander, 25' I beam, pipe and angle iron. 250 Crenshaw, Lewis 23.25 782 Radford, Betty & Others 16.46 Furniture and Antiques: Cream separator complete, 2 - brass Aladdin lamps, 2 sets of 251 Crenshaw, Lillie I. 90.54 783 Radford, Helanda 106.79 hames with brass knobs, antique small table, spinning wheel, antique telephone stand with 292 Curtis, John A. & Nell 20.06 785 Radford, Norris 30.43 chair, antique Sears victrola, antique radio, 33 and 45 records, kitchen cabinet, brass fireplace 795 Redd, Rondal 7.78 front with heat extender, electric heater, brown velvet swivel rocker, metal desk, Coleman 300 Darnall, Freddie 200.64 796 Redd, Rondal W. 5.76 camp stove, used concrete blocks, office desk, file cabinet, set end tables, step end table, T V., large coffee table glass top, desk table with iron rod legs, extra long twin beds complete, 866 Smith, G. R. Est. 67.72 king size yellow bedspread, 6 new bar stools, chest of drawers, end table, double bed com­ 344 Edwards, Rodney 105.22 plete, table lamp, small coffee table, Sunburst clock, wagon wheel rocking chair, shoe stand, 947 Thomas, Cornelia 109.82 stereo, love seat; utility shelf, bathroom shelf rack, brown telephone, metal cabinet, what-nots, 363 Fletcher, Allen Ray 60.19 960 Thomas, Lucian M. 62.70 quart freezer boxes, car magazines Hemmings motor news, oil painting and other pictures, un­ 965 Thomas, Quincy 135.57 finished chest of drawers, 78 Chevy, '83 3/4 T. Chevy 4x4, '80 Goldwing GL1100, many items not 974 Thompson, Rhoda 15.64 listed. 983 Trigg Co. Salvage 40.90 TERMS: Cash or check with proper I.D. day of sale 404 Gary Duncan Assoc. 135.43 997 Tyler, Dennie 81.51 407 Gasthof Inc. 87.78 1002 Tyler, .James C. 23.83 428 Grimes, Mary J. , .25 1003 Tyler, James C. 11.29 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oden, Owners Sale By: 1011 Wadlington, Katherine 5.76 450 Harper, Edward 2.51 1045 Wharton, Charlie & Mary■ 2.77 467 Henderson, Dearl 43.14 1057 White, John Wilson 6.85 508 Humphries, Holman 10.03 1065 Wilford, Bobby 1.51 Byron Watson Auction Service 1074 Wilson, Arthur 3.01 Byron Watson, Auctioneer Rt. 1, Princeton, Ky. 365-3872 A-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10 1991

crossroad which will dip "These people are profes­ •BY-PASS southward and connect with sionals. For someone off the the new Clarksdale Drive. Continued from front page street to second-guess them is, Clarksdale is scheduled to be really, folly." mitments about making any relocated about 150 feet west. Puryear, after receiving a changes at this late stage of Residents on and near copy of the petition, said last the by-pass project," he said. Clarksdale will have to take week that leaving US 68 open Woodall noted that Bryant the access crossroad to get to as is would create a "Y" in­ did remind those at the meet­ Cadiz. A similar access point tersection. ing of the April 19 date to let will be built where US 68 and "Whenever you have an bids on the project. "So, if he the by-pass intersects on the intersection like this you have was going to make a decision east end. a potential for traffic acci­ (to change the project), it Some residents on the west dents," he said. "What would obviously have to be be­ end of the by-pass have asked they're asking for is a terrible fore then," Woodall said. that US 68 be left as is with the thing." The meeting came less than by-pass being changed to a If the plans for the by-pass a week after a petition con­ "T" intersection with US 68. and US 68 were changed as the taining 401 names of Cadiz Several residents, who have petition asks, he said, there and Trigg County residents asked not to be quoted, have would be the chance that east- was mailed to Bryant, the wondered why the by-pass was bound traffic on existing 68 governor, Trigg's three state not originally drawn as a would meet head-on with the officials and John Puryear, "T" intersection. That, they west-bound traffic coming off chief district engineer with say, would eliminate the need the by-pass. the Highway Department's for an access road, and it "They're upset about it, and Paducah office. would mean less property I can understand it," he said. The petition dealt with what would be affected. Some people are being relo­ some are calling the But it doesn't work that way, cated and some property is be­ "closing" of US 68 just west of Puryear said. "You don't de­ ing affected, he said. Cadiz. sign a high-type roadway with It would also affect the busi­ GETTING BY(-PASSED): Boyce Braboy recently stood in his front yard on US 68 - directly across from Puryear said in a telephone a 'T' intersection," he said, nesses in Cadiz, he said. "I where the new by-pass will begin its eastward loop around Cadiz. As plans now stand, Braboy will have to get interview Tuesday that US 68 noting that the by-pass would, think anytime you by-pass a on the by-pass, then on an access road to get into Cadiz. A fence will be put across the existing US 68 in front of will not be closed. US 68 will in effect, join US 68 and 1-24. metropolitan area you hurt his house, re-routing traffic to the by-pass. Across the road from Braboy is the Taft Birdsong residence which be "re-aligned, but it will not "You just don't do that." it." will be removed to m ake room for the 6.3-mile by-pass. be closed," he said. The designers of the by-pass Avoiding a shot to busi­ As plans stand now, a fence took everything — property, nesses was one of the reasons sinkholes, creeks and rivers - will be put across the existing for Monday's meeting with The package being consid­ April 1. - into consideration, Puryear US 68 in front of the Boyce Bryant, Woodall said. ered is offered by School In­ * adopt a variety of mathe­ said. COUNCIL Braboy property, located 2.2 "Our lobbying effort was to surance Fund of Brookfield, matics textbooks from the "It meets design criteria for miles west of Cadiz, where the get the by-pass as an option to Continued from front ] W ise. state textbook adoption list. west end of the by-pass begins. a safe roadway," he said. using US 68 as it now exists," elected Brenda Tftomasson, During its meeting the The board also voted to Traffic will be routed along "They don't just draw lines. he said. "What we wanted Susan Bryant and Jackie board voted to: reschedule the April 15 meet­ the by-pass until motorists There's a reason for it or it was to keep 68 as the primary Oakley to the council in a * approve a contract to take ing to April 22. reach a "V"-like access wouldn't be there. roadway, not the by-pass." March 5 vote. The PTO will part in the West Kentucky elect the parent representa­ Educational Cooperative for tives in May. the 1991-'92 school year. a.m. in Paducah before Mag­ Calhoun and Greenwade * acknowledge the superin­ istrate Judge W. David King. were arrested Oct. 30,1990, on Beg your pardon • CHARGES In other business, the school tendent's action in accepting King had dismissed Calhoun's Will Jackson board heard the first reading Nancy Perkins' resignation charges of receiving and at­ Farm in Cadiz by members of of a proposed life insurance as a high school English Continued from front page tempting to evade paying the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Robbie Isonhood's name package it will offer to school teacher; Amy Underhill's taxes on non-tax-paid dis­ Tobacco and Firearms, as­ was incorrectly spelled in a law, distilled spirits on which employees. resignation, and Kathy tilled spirits against Calhoun sisted by the Kentucky State Page B-2 story in the April 3 the tax had not been paid. Superintendent Justin Cummins' employment, as Cadiz Record. and Greenwade in Novem­ Police. If found guilty of all five Minnehan said the proposal cheerleading sponsor; the ber. King's action resulted The arrests were the result counts, the three men would being considered would offer employment of David from the failure of the prose­ of a three-month investiga­ Also, a front-page story iri^fjfc face a maximum penalty of 20 a premium of $14.40 annually Fitzwater as an elementary cution and defense to show up tion that netted 30 gallons of advertently referred to Boyce years imprisonment, a per $10,000 increment of cov­ school aide effective March at a Nov. 19 preliminary what appeared to be moon­ Braboy as Birdsong. $500,000 fine or both. erage. The maximum 26; and the employment of hearing in Paducah. Federal shine at the time of the arrest, amount of coverage would be Patti Curling as middle The Record regrets the er­ Arraignment for the men is officials, however, decided to and about 80 gallons over the $50,000. school track coach effective ror. scheduled for April 19 at 9:30 pursue the case. course of the investigation.

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The three retiring men will (give the extra $500)." tising for us." sights," Watkins said. • approved a motion made be honored at the next council • heard from new tourism "It's moving along fine," • C A B L E by Councilman Frankie meeting. director Harry Todd, who he said. "It looks real good. Phillips to raise the incoming t •JAIL • heard the request for said that Cadiz will be thrust It's in the hopper and it's Continued from front page in the public eye in the next elected councilmen's salary and are expected to commer­ $1,500 from Karen Clements Continued from front page starting to churn." few months thanks to three from $50 per month to $75. The cially develop the land. of the Trigg County Ham The authority should know different publications. pay raise will take effect in we won't be sitting around, Three of those acres were Festival Committee. by May 24 whether or not Ka­ In May the city will be fea­ 1992 when the new council- twiddling our thumbs. We'll expected to be asked to be an­ The council has only $1,000 tured in Travel and Leisure men are sworn in. start work immediately." colt will commit to fund the nexed into the city. However budgets for their annual do­ Magazine, on June 10 Cadiz • held the second reading of expected $4 million project. on Tuesday night, the council nation. The authority is banking on Clements said expenses are On May 29, the approved received word that the property funding from the Kentucky "going up, especially for en­ bids for construction will ex­ owners do not want annexa­ Association of Counties Leas­ tertainment. We limit our­ Cadiz City Council votes to increase monthly $ pire if funding is not gar­ tion at this time, but will be ing Trust (Kacolt). Watkins selves tp $200 per event, but to nered. receiving city utility services, salary from $50 to $75 per month beginning said the Department of Local "If they are willing to shell get any decent quality enter­ Government has scheduled a Public meetings are ex­ out the cost for running the tainment, $200 won't touch with next term councilmen. hearing on the funding and pected to be held in the five- lines, Sivills said. it." "Kacolt has put everything to­ county region on the proposed The council also voted to Sivills said the city is also gether and has all the pack­ regional jail in order to get pay the $400 annual cost of feeling a pinch. "We cut will have a half page feature an ordinance governing city ages assembled and is now in citizen's views on their coun­ providing city police officers property assessments 5 per­ in the Courier Journal's Our fire inspections. The city will New York for legal over- ties joining the authority. for security and traffic con­ cent and with the new water Town series, and will also be collect a fee of $15 for each trol at Trigg County High and sewer work, we've been the featured small city in annual inspection by the fire ( 1 School basketball and football running tooth and nail Rand McNally’s 1992 Travel code inspector. games. lately." Guide. • announced that the city in carpets. Spots of this kind Currently the cost is being City Clerk Jim Lancaster "The travel guide will be will publish delinquent tax develop near the backing and paid for out of the school's said the city's proposed budget distributed to 20 million peo­ notices in the newspaper for • UNSEEN progress upward to the sur­ athletic budget, which Coun­ is "tight. But at the May meet­ ple," Todd said. "The cost three consecutive weeks. face. Such stains are usually ing we will have to review (the would be astronomical if we There is a total of $3,718 in Continued from A-9 cilman Gary Mize noted is dull and yellow and may not not overflowing with extra budget) and at that time we had to pay for that kind of ad­ delinquent taxes owed to the drochloric acid, which means appear for months. dollars. can look and see if we can vertising. It's all free adver- city, Lancaster said. that vomit can cause perma­ Be cautious when using "Since the A1 Baker days, nent spots if not promptly re- pesticides and insecticides the athletic department has 91 moved or neutralized. around carpets. Malathion, been hurting," Mize said. Toilet bowl cleaners, corn diazinon and DDVP destroy But Sivills noted that the and callous removers, foot dyes and cause fades spots on board of education "has lots of preparations and tile cleaners carpets. money left over at the end of often contain acids that can Furniture polish may cause the year." destroy colors. green or bluish spots around He also noted his concern Strong alkaline substances, the base of a piece of furniture. that if the city pays the offi­ such as sodium hydroxide in Disinfectants, germicides, cers' $15 fee, "what happens if drain and oven cleaners will and bathroom cleaners are he's the only one on duty and destroy the fabric itself as possible sources of permanent he's at the school an Back-hoe and Dozer work "Pride makes you think we & ; can run our lives without God, work on Waterlines and Septic Systems. and it blinds us to our own faults and sins and our need of God's forgiveness. Pride W e h a u l : m f EVERYTHING ’ also cuts us off from the other T op S oil Creek Gravel people, because we look down Quarry Rock Sand on them or try to manipulate ^ them for our own purposes." .....Billy Graham And that's our thought for Cadiz Excavating *' the week. Call Anytime! 522-3317 Office l / i i PRICE 522-6940 Nights COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY / M t ? On our entire TRANSPORTATION CABINET DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS m m k m Stock of Quality f Sealed bids will be received by the De­ Jr Furniture. partment of Highways in the Division o f Contract Procurement and/or the Auditorium located on the 1st Floor of the State Office Building, Frankfort, Kentucky, until 10:00 A.M., EAST­ Vi OFF ON ALL IN-STOCK ITEMS OR ERN DAYLIGHT TIME on thel9 day of April, 1991, at which time bids will be publicly opened and read for WE’LL SPECIAL ORDER FOR YOU AT 40% OFF the improvement of: » TRIGG COUNTY. ED7102. SSP111 Henredon, Thomasville, Broyhill, American Drew, Lane, 0068 017-022: The Cadiz Bypass (US 68) from a point near Malone Road Clayton Marcus, Simmons, Riverside, Hooker, La-Z- and KY 80 extending northeasterly a distance o f 4.648 miles. Grade, Drain Boy, Benchcraft, Hickory Chair, and a Host of Others!! and Incidental Surface.

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With a 2,500-book capacity, the Street Library. "Danielle The John L. S treet By Cindy Camper and film strips that Trigg into an argument and call us the bookmobile makes stops in Steele is probably the most Memorial Library had its Cadiz Record Editor County residents can use. to find out the answer," she "Where else can you take said. several parts of the city and checked out author we have," beginnings in 1954, when a county. Nursing homes and Newby said. "And the bookmobile was donated by Remember the days when out expensive things that don't "If we don't find an answer the senior citizens center are Harlequin Romance paper­ the American Tobacco Com­ libraries were synonymous belong to you and keep them to your question, we can call regular bookmobile cus­ backs are always good. People pany on solicitation by the £ with silence? If a person for two weeks?" asked the state library in Frankfort, tomers. check out 50 to 60 to 70 of them Kentucky Department of Li­ spoke loudly, he was quickly Newby. "You can get wisdom and the search will con­ As well as catering to the at a time." braries nd the Kentucky given the "Shhhh” signal and knowledge of the ages tinue." elderly of Trigg County, chil­ Books for the library are Friends of the Library, in from the elderly, gray-haired free. Knowledge is power and The county library also can dren are also targeted. acquired three ways. The order to bring library ser­ librarian. the library has the only kind locate books that are not cur­ Each summer a reading state department sends the vices to more counties. Well, those days are gone. of power that is easy for poor rently available locally. program is held at the Street majority of the books, the li­ Charlene Rawles was the The library's silenice has people and children to get in "We're just as big as any li­ Library. And each Wednes­ brary purchases others and, first librarian, followed by been replaced with a flurry of this country." brary because if we don't have day of the year, two pre-school "people are always nice about Pauline Bridges. activity ranging from story April 14-20 has been desig­ it, we can get it through inner- story hours are held. They be­ making donations to the li­ In 1958, Frances Murphy hour for children to video nated National Library loans. So even though our gin at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. brary," Newby says. was appointed librarian and £ rentals. Week. The theme is "Reach building is small, we're just Newby knows the impor­ "I think everybody is proud served for 22 years. "If everyone had to be quiet, for the World." And if you as big as any of the others," tance of getting youngsters of this library. They feel Books were housed in the I wouldn’t have lasited five need to know "what in the she says. involved in reading by mak­ like it is their library because court house. Establishing a minutes," said Mairgaret world something is,” the li­ One department of the Street ing it fun. they have a part in it," she library was a struggle then Newby, librarian of the John brary can help. Library that is large for its said. especially for the librarians L. Street Library in Cadiz, A county tax, in part, funds who had little to work with. since 1980. the library services. Later the Trigg County Newby became the Street "Libraries are the nicest Farmers Bank supplied librarian after the retirement "People's idea of a library is strictly books things a town can do for it’s space. After eight years the of Frances Murphy. Newby and that's just not true anymore. We offer children," according to library was again moved to a ^ was previously a telephone many services that people aren't aware of.” Newby. room in the basement of the W operator. "I've always loved Newby and her staff are at court house. to read," Newby said of the the library to answer ques­ A deadly blow was dealt in change in careers. ...Margaret Newby tions or help find needed sub­ 1969 when the Kentucky De­ But since becoming librar­ ject material five days a ian, her hours of residing have partment of Libraries with­ week. Hours are from 9 a.m. drew its support and with­ become limited. "People to 8 p.m. on Mondays and "We always have a lot of drew the bookmobile because think that because you work "We get all kinds of ques­ size, is the geneology depart­ from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on tions," Newby said. "One ment: "We have a whole sec­ young kids," she said. "But of the lack of assured local in a library, you read all the Wednesdays and Fridays time a lady called and said tion on that," Newby ex­ there's a certain age that you incom e. time. But that’s not itrue. In and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on ^ fact, I hardly have time to she had all these cucumbers plained. "I think everyone always lose. We really lose With the dream of a new Saturdays. library, building board W read now." and had 45 minutes before she must have passed through the boys once they get older. chairman Mary G. White Libraries are not just for had to leave. She asked me if I Trigg County for a while, but They get involved in sports accepted a lot at the comer of housing books anymore, the knew of a 45-minute pickle just didn't stay here. and don't have time to come to "The best part of this job is Jefferson and Marion streets library is a full-service ser- recipe. "We've had people from the library anymore. But we getting to help people," Newby from J.R. Watkins, James "Another woman had seen a almost every state come here only lose them for a while, says. "You touch a lot of lives small yellow snake on her to do research on their fami­ they always come back. even though you are not aware Tuggle and money from Hoover Spring Products. "People's idea of a library is deck. She wouldn't go outside lies," she said. "We always get a lot of of it all the time. I enjoy help­ strictly books and that's not unless I found out if that yel­ Books are available at the girls. They are usually into ing someone find a book that A petition was circulated true anymore," said Newby. low snake was poisonous or library on family histories, romance in high school and they really like or if someone by community leaders to es­ ~ "We offer many services not," Newby laughed. Land Between the Lakes, come by and check out our needs help with a report and I tablish a Library District to w that people are not a ware of," Others call with requests for Trigg, Riverside, and South romance novels," she said. can be of assistance, well, that set a special ad valorem tax. she said. facts - what year was a Christian cemeteries. Romance is a big mover at just makes me feel good.” There were not enough In addition to 19,000 books building constructed, is there And if you can't come to the names on the petition to get available to be checked out a law against some activity, library, it can come to you. the vote started. and 42 current issues of mag­ etc. With a new bookmobile Civic leaders and groups azines to be leafed th rough, the "I guess people just, in their delivered to the library last then formed the idea of a pri­ Street Library has a fax ma­ conversations, start dis­ week, expect to see it travel­ vately raised building fund. chine, copier, slide projectors, cussing something and get ing more and more areas. Mrs. John L. Street, Sr. and John L Street, Jr., pledged a sizable sum which was matched by the Trigg County Farmers Bank. Though other donations, more than $100,000 was raised to construct the li­ brary at a donated lot across from the schools. The lot was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Street, Jr. of Hender­ son. On Nov. 10, 1975 the new facility opened. Members of the Library Board of Trustees are Mary G. White, chairman; Mrs. Tom Martin, secretary; Ken Prince, treasurer; and Mrs. E.L. Mason and Robert McAtee. In 1979, the Friends of the Herman Perry with the' Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives (left), Bookmobile Librarian Linda Library group was reorga­ Pate, and Ann Wyatt, regional librarian, were on hand to welcome the new 1991 Bookmobile to Trigg County nized by Carol Martin, who last week. was then elected presidents. Other past presidents have been Tom Elder, Jean Felix, Workers put up the 2,500 books that will travel around the county in the and, at present, Tom Martin. new bookmobile.

} Brittney Metts had fun eating her worms last Wednesday during Story Hour at the Street Library. Metts and National Library Week April 14-20 other pre-schoolers read all about the "City Worm and the Country Worm" during story hour, then enjoyed The John L. Street Library and Youth Center has been at its current location across from the Trigg County their "dirt and worms" for snack time. The worms and dirt were actually pudding and gummy worms. schools since 1975. Several items inside the building have been donated by various community leaders. B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10 ,1991

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Senior Games Softball teams drop field expected two to Hopkinsville to go over 300

By David Blackburn Hoptown shut out Trigg 9-0 More than 300 senior citi­ Sports Reporter in the JV game behind Kelly zens ar e expected to be in Rose's 3-for-4 effort that in­ Hopkinsville April 15 and CADIZ, KY - The high cluded two doubles and a for the 1991 Pennyrile Re­ school varsity and JV softball triple. gional Senior Games. teams' bumpy starts contin- Hoptown out-hit Trigg 11-4. The games are coordinated ed April 2 when Trigg County Ebony Broadnax, Joy Hopson, by the Hopkinsville-Chris- hosted Hopkinsville. Ashley Moore and Brandy tian County Recreation De­ (The games were regularly Overby all had a single each partment with the help of Hop­ scheduled for March 27 but for the Lady Wildcats. kinsville Community College were rained out.) Trigg, which dropped to 0-2 students, Western Hills Golf In the first game, the Lady for both teams, was plagued in Course, Indian Hills Bowl Tigers pounded out 11 hits the JV game by some running and the local Senior Gam<^| against pitcher Stephanie errors. advisory committee. Lancaster on the way to an 11- "We've got a long way to The gaimes provide compet­ 1 win. go," Coach Jackie Clark said. itive opportunities for men Windy Golladay had three "We're a little frustrated that and wonnen age 55 and older hits in four at-bats, including we made some silly errors." as of July 1. Age divisions are a home run. Tatum McNi- Hoptown, as well as 55-59,60 64, 65-69,70-74 and 75 and older. chols had two of Trigg's seven defending state champs GETTING THE LOW-DOWN: Hopkinsville's Teresa Futtrell had to get low while trying to get Trigg's Compe tition is open to resi- hits, both singles, and Lan­ Christian County - the only Kelly Prince on a forced out at second base April 2 in the second half of a varsity-JV doubleheader. Trigg caster had a double. Please see DROP, Page B-4 County lost both games. Please see FIELD, Page B -4 #/ Trigg youth Harbor's float worth $5,000 Crappiethon bonus wins Reserve Timothy Harbor of Calvert sort & Marina of Eddyville. f Johnson Reels City will get a bonus for haul­ "Buck" was worth a $1,000 Cham pion ing in the "Carolina Kid," a shopping spree and "Eddy" titles; riding crappie tagged as part of was worth a $1,000 gift certifi­ Johnson Reels' Crappiethon cate for fishing tackle. club to meet U.S.A. Other fish caught in the PRINCETON, KY - One The "Kid," sponsored by Crappiethon were: of the winners at the West Betts Tackle Ltd. of * "Terrible Tom," spon­ Kentucky Saddlebred As­ Fuquaiy/Varina, N.C., was sored by Tom's Bait & sociation's recent awards worth $500 to Harbor for being Archery of Benton. Jim Mal­ banquet will be competing a Crappiethon badge holder. one of Benton caught the crap­ in the Trigg County Rid­ Harbor, who caught the fish pie March 30 and checked it in ing Club’s upcoming sea­ March 31, will also receive a at the Ken Lake Marina the son. $5,000 bonus because he was same day. The fish was worth Emily Champion, the 7- using a Betts/Carolina float. a $1,000 gift certificate. year-old daughter of Lind­ Harbor checked the fish in * "4-Way Bandit," spon­ at Kentucky Dam One-Stop on sored by 4-Way Bait of sey and Joy Champion, COLD CASH: Clement Szymanski of Benton received $1,000 from Bo^p March 31. was named the Reserve Hardin, was caught by Jim Haven Resort co-owner Rachel Rawlins April 5 for catching "Miss Eve­ Champion in both the Eq­ Another Marshall County McConkey of Monee, 111., on lyn." The fish was named after Rawlins' sister, Evelyn Francis (right). uitation 10-and-under di­ man has also hit paydirt in April 2. It was worth a $1,000 vision and in the Pleasure the Crappiethon. shopping spree and was The fish was worth a $1,000 Wood of Trinton, Tenn. It Pony division. Her mount Benton resident Dennis checked in at Cozy Cove Re­ shopping spree and was was woirth a $1,000 gift certifi­ in both divisions was Dixie Whittaker has, since April 3, sort. checked in at Cypress Bay cate. Dancer, a pinto saddle caught two $1,000 crappies - * One of the "Allied Resort in Buchanan. * "Goldilocks," sponsored j pony. "John Buck," sponsored by Bunch,” sponsored by Allied * "One Stop Rose," spon­ by Big Bear Resorts Inc. of Champion received the Buchanan (Tenn.) Resort & Sporting Goods of Louisville, sored by Kentucky Dam One Benton,, was caught March 28 awards at the association's Marine, and "Fast Eddy," was caught by Skip Hale of Stop in Gilbertsville, was by Jason Lawrence of Kevil. Emily Champion Please see YOUTH, Page B-4 sponsored by Eddy Creek Re­ Buchanan, Tenn., April 3. caught. March 22 by Tim Please see FLOAT, Page B-4

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instructor Kim Schippers. April 16 with lawn bowling be awarded to first-, second- • DROP • FIELD Competition in the fun field and croquet at 9 a.m. at the and third-place finishers in events include the football recreation department, fol­ each age division immedi­ Continued from Page B-2 throw, softball throw, horse­ lowed by bowling at Indian ately following the event or at dents of Trigg, Caldwell, shoes, basketball shoot, one- Hills at 1 p.m. The $5 fee in­ times set on entry forms. Lyon, Christian, Crittenden, mile walk, table tennis and cludes shoe rentals. Hopkins, Muhlenberg, Liv­ tables just for fun. The games end with a ban­ The First City Bank and ingston and Lyon counties. Participants may enter one quet on April 16 at the recre­ Trust Company of Hop­ All participants may com­ or all events for $5. Those who ation department. A buffet kinsville will again be the pete in the Kentucky State Se­ play golf or bowl can enter the dinner starts at 6 p.m., fol­ major sponsor for the games. nior Games Sept. 27-30 in fun field events at no charge. lowed by recognition of win­ Cosponsors include Pen- Henderson, and from there Golf competition begins at 9 ners and the drawing of door nyrile Allied Community can advance to the nationals. a.m. April 15 with 18 holes at prizes. The dinner is free to Services, Pennyrile Home The games will kick off at Western Hills. Tee times each participant and $5 for Medical, Jennie Stuart Medi­ 8:45 a.m. April 15 with an may be scheduled for partici­ each guest. cal Center and Dr. Nicholas opening ceremony at the pants taking part in golf and All participants in the Terhune, MD, PSC. recreation department on fun field events. The $16 fee games will get a T-shirt and The city of Cadiz and Trigg Thomas Street followed by a includes a golf cart. goodie bag. Blue, red and County Fiscal Court are also fitness warm-up by aerobics Events continue through white ribbons and buttons will helping sponsor the games. THANKS: Lady Wildcat Tatum McNichols, with her eyes darkened to guard against the spring sun, didn't even bother to look at a 3-0 pitch. Continued from Page B-2 said. * Jessie Leigh Cherry - winning the award for high ber. two teams Trigg had played so Trigg, with no seniors on • YOUTH leadline champion; point exhibitor overall. The club’s next meeting is far - were among the top the team, starts three eighth- * Lisa Champion (Brazil) - The Trigg County Riding Monday, April 22, at the Bank teams in the region, he noted. graders on the varsity team. Continued from Page B-2 champion in halter, 3-gaited Club will begin its 1991 season of Cadiz Community Room. "I think we’ll be all right "We've got a real young pleasure, 3-gaited open and 5- May 25. There will be a show For more information about once we start playing some team," Clark said, "and Feb. 9 banquet in Princeton. gaited open. She was also re­ on the fourth Saturday night of the club, call Joy Champion at teams in our caliber," he that's promising." Other local winners were: peated her 1989 success in each month through Septem­ 522-3349.

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I I The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10, 1991, B-5 Agriculture Now is time to combat nodding thistle

area. That suggests that the tween ants and termites be­ death, poor flowering and Early to mid-spring is a against this noxious weed. | Agriculture' 0 good time to take steps to Timing the herbicide appli­ wooden structural compo­ cause control procedures are ring spots on leaves are control nodding thistle. cation is one of the most im­ Notes nents of the dwelling are entirely different. symptoms of tomato spotted Nodding thistle is one of the portant aspects of effective By John probably infested. Treatment for one pest gives wilt virus. The virus also can most common weed control chemical control. So, spray in Subterranean termites usu­ no protection against the oth­ cause stunting, yellowing, problems in grass pastures March and early April when Ertensigs® ally have their colonies in the ers. sunken spots, and etching. and hayfields. It not only re­ plants are actively growing Agxxntfor soil. They feed on materials duces pasture productivity, it and in the rosette stage. 'V i Agriculture that contain cellulose. Each Protecting plants Agriculture and Lower Interest also discourages livestock This is when they are most year, they cost Kentuckians Tobacco greenhouse grow­ Recent federal policies that from grazing close because of susceptible to a herbicide millions of dollars in dam­ ers can use petunias to detect have allowed interest rates to its spiny nature. treatment. When a herbicide the label and understand in­ age or protection services. tomato spotted wilt virus, decline should help boost 0 The only way nodding this­ is applied after flower stalks structions for proper use and The best way to protect the which can infect all plants Kentucky agricultural in­ tle spreads is by producing elongate, control is inconsis­ precautionary statements. home or other structure from normally grown in a green­ come, according to a Univer­ seed. A mature plant can tent and less effective. termites is to place a chemical house or greenhouse condi­ sity of Kentucky agricultural produce up to 40,000 to 50,000 Two herbicides, 4-D and Termites barrier in the soil between the tions. economist. seeds. Banvel, can be used to control About this time of year, building and the colony. Petunia plants are so sus­ Industry and congressional More than 4,000 of these seed nodding thistle rosettes in homeowners often become A professional pest control ceptible to the virus that they leaders are calling for a fur­ can become plants the follow­ grass pastures and non-crop­ aware of an insidious pest - operator usually is needed to will show symptoms early. ther increase in the money ing year. The seed are easily land areas. termites. eliminate termite infestation. Placing yellow (non-sticky) supply to spark the sluggish scattered to other locations by For best results with a This is the time of year However, it is important to boards adjacent to the petu­ economy. It their calls are the wind, contaminated hay, herbicide, the air temperature when swarms of the wood­ properly identify the pests as nias will attract the virus­ answered, Kentucky's agri­ 0 or farm equipment. should be above 55 degrees for eating insects are likely to termites. carrying insects. cultural economy could re­ The primary control step is two or three days before appli­ become invisible. There are flying ants which The infested insects are the ceive a further boost, accord­ to prevent new seed from be­ cation. It is also important to The presence of these also swarm like termites. western flower thrips, which ing to Will Snell, Extension ing produced. In March and cover the plants completely swarmers indicate that a They sometimes are mis­ are less than two millimeters agricultural economist. early April, chemical control with the spray. well-developed colony of ter­ taken for termites. It is long. He explained that lower in- is a farmer's best weapon As with any herbicide, read mites is in the immediate necessary to distinguish be­ Recently, wilting, stem Please see THISTLE/B-6 # Contour farming means tillage flexibility on erodible land

agement," says Johnson. ing, strip cropping, and using residue will remain by Farmers with highly and effective herbicides for ondary tillage, the field culti­ University of Illinois Ag cover crops all will give spring, according to the SCS erodible land who fail to com­ com need to be worked into the vator can increase surface Engineer Loren Bode agrees: farmers more tillage estimates. ply with national soil erosion soil. cover because residue can be "With a field cultivator, flexibility on highly erodible * Apply Your Herbicide to limits by New Year's Day To get good herbicide incor­ buried, uncovered, or both." you're not inverting the soil. Chisled Corn Stalks: If you 1995, will risk losing their poration without burying too "We've seen the net amount land., Field cultivators sift the ma­ prefer to do fall tillage, use a federal farm program bene­ much residue, many farmers of surface cover increase by Here are some suggestions terial, the residue is lighter chisel plow. A chisel plow fits. are switching from disks to as much as 10 percent," says on how to manage to preserve field cultivators. than the soil, so the residue crop residue: with straight points will leave Colvin. 0 One of the most popular The U.S. Department of tends to fall on top." * Overwinter Your Crop 50 to 60 percent of the residue The results from Colvin's strategies farmers are using Agriculture and university Under some field conditons Residue: Leaving crop on the surface. experiments are backed up by to control erosion is leaving experiments have docu­ a grower may need to combine residue on the surface during Using low or medium research conducted by some of the previous year's mented that a field cultivator the use of a field cultivator the winter can save several crown sweeps on a chisel plow Richard Johnson, principal crop residue on the soil sur­ can actually return buried with other soil saving farm­ tons of soil per year. As much with straight points will also face. residue to the soil's surface. scientist at the John Deere & ing techniques to stay in as 85 percent of the original Please see CONTOUR/ B-6 The blanket of residue acts "If the field cultivator is Co. Technical Center. compliance. as a buffer against the impact used in undistributed residue, "Field cultivators are According to the Soil Con­ of rain drops. there will be a reduction in excellent secondary tillage servation Service, practices Too much tillage can bury cover," said Tom Colvin, of machines for residue man­ like contour farming, terrac- ATTENTION 0 the residue and leave fields the USDA's Ag Research Ser­ vulnerable to erosion. But vice. LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS some of the most consistent "But when used for sec- The Quality Shop All kinds of livestock (except feeder hogs) will be sold Subscribe to each Wednesday. Sale starts at 1 P.M. Antiques *Gifts »Used Furniture today and see why everyone is smiling! CHRISTIAN COUNTY For more Information, call 522-6605 116 E . Main (Across From The Art Guild) LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. Princeton, Ky. U.S. 68 West of Hopkinsville, Ky. Phone 365-5821 Phones 885-3175-885-8516 Bill Cunningham Contact: The Hopkinsville Representatives: C arp et Steger C a to Tim C a to Larry Larimore OF SECURITY Xawy«r 886-2733 886-2933 8 8 6 -5 3 3 6 E ddyville, Ky. Ifel. 388-9911 $3.95 - $12.95 sq. yd. Sm "The Pisto l Pe o p le " L in oleu m COUNTRY BOY STORES Living Wills $35.00 Hr*. 8-J, $3.95 - $10.95 sq. yd. * ml. S.W. of Hopkinsville Jet. 164 & 117 "This is an advertisement. Ky law does B0MAR BALE MASTER LL[ MS-5414 not certify specialties of legal practice.^ Open 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Mon.-Sat.; Closed Sun. PATENT PENDING

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The effectiveness of fungi­ ent modes of action," Vincelli not exceeded. If lime is cides tomorrow depends upon said, "because fungi react to needed, fall soil sampling gives people time to apply it how they are used today, ac­ fungicides with similar early enough to benefit the cording to University of modes of action as though they Kentucky plant pathologist. were the same product. Once a next crop." "The results give people in­ "It is important to use fungus develops a resistance formation to make decisions fungicides in ways that min­ to one product, it usually has on how to spend fertilizer dol­ imize the buildup of resis­ resistance to all similar lars for the greatest economic tance," said Paul Vincelli, an products." return," added Ken Wells, a Extension specialist with the ♦Limit the number of appli­ UK Extension agronomist. UK College of Agriculture. cations of a fungicide or Wells gave examples of two "Without judicious use, fungi fungicide group. Limited ap­ may develop fungicide resis­ plications reduce the number com growers who did not have tance and the products may of fungal generations exposed their soil tested. not be effective in the future." to the fungicide, reducing the "One farmer spent about $15 Many fairly new fungi­ likelihood resistance will de­ an acre applying potassium cides are at risk of inducing velop. and phosphorus to a field that resistance, he added. These For more information con­ didn't need them," he said. fungicides often have specific tact your county Extension of­ "On a 100-acre field, this modes of action, meaning that fice. would be an unnecessary ex­ they attack a fungus during penditure of $1,500. only one special biochemical TAKE SOIL TEST SAMPLES "The second farmer's corn reaction in its life cycle. Re­ IN THE FALL field was insufficient in search and field experience phosphorus and potassium. As Carpet and Vinyl Dog Grooming indicate that fungicides with Gardeners and farmers a result he lost the equivalent of $50 to $100 an acre in lower very specific modes of action should not "fall" down on the Place Your j u Professional best time to take samples for yields. For an investment of have the greatest risk of fun­ \ J s m k D o g about $15 an acre in phospho­ M a r y K a y gal spores developing resis­ soil tests. Ad Here G r o o m in g rus and potassium fertilizer, tance to them. "Fall is an excellent time to C o s m e t i c s b y T in a Vincelli listed the following take soil test samples," said he could have increased in­ Beginning come as much as $50 to $100 V (all breeds) practices to reduce the risk of Vernon Case, a soil testing For all your per acre." At Only VANDY'S FLOOR SERVICE fungicide resistance: specialist with the University Mary Kay needs, The accuracy of a soil test is Carpet-Vinyl-Hardwood A s k f o r : ♦Do not depend on fungi­ of Kentucky College of Agri­ call Tracy only as good as the samples Floors-Ceramic Tile Tina Davis ( cides soley to control dis­ culture. $5.00 Sales-Service-lnstallation taken for it," Case said. The (Lawrence) Miller Westuck Veterinary Hospital eases. Integrate several dis­ "The soil is usually in good Carpet & Vinyl in stock procedure for taking soil Owr 25 Years Experience at Day: 885-0895 ease control practices to re­ condition, making it easy for Per Week! samples, along with soil, Hwy. 68 & 95 Near Draffenvfle Night: 235-5068 duce selection pressure on the people to take samples prop­ 527-0455 522-6455 sample bags and boxes, is *Pick-up available* fungus to develop resistance. erly and giving them enough available at county Extension time to carry out recommen­ ♦Use fungicides on a pro­ offices. "Taking a Soil Sam­ dations." Drain Service Fencing Floor Covering tective basis rather than a cu­ ple," a video tape by Wells, is Dozing rative basis. Using a resis­ It also is easier to spot prob­ available for use in Extension tance-prone fungicide on a lem growth areas in the field offices. 30 years experience- B l u e g r a s s protective basis kills a small or yard during the fall, Case 'Whether for a 20-acre field all types of dozer work! fungal spore population, and a added. Soil samples can be or a small garden plot, each Commercial, farm, Drain Service smaller population has less taken from problem areas soil sample should have at residential, Fast dependable LONE OAK chance of developing resis­ and, for comparison, from least 10 randomly taken road building 24 hour service BUILDERS tance. "good" areas to determine if 'cores,'" Case said. "A sepa­ Fencing O f All Types ♦Rotate or mix fungicides infertility the cause of the rate sample should be taken All household drains, ♦Chainlink ♦Farm growth problems. for each area where different sewer and septic with different modes of ac­ ♦Privacy tion. These practices reduce "Soil test results indicate crops or plants will be grown. lines cleared. 2600FT. CAMPBELL Carpentry the likelihood of fungicide when soil fertility is inade­ Soil samples for most crops CADIZ. KENTUCKY 4221 Also repair service. BLVB. Home Improvement HOPKINSVILLE, KY. resistance because spores re­ quate to meet plant needs," he should be from a depth of six to LYNN C. BURKS *502) 5 2 2 - 0 8 1 8 (502) 522-7053 522-6457 PH. OOS-43G1 sistant to one fungicide are said. "They also provide rec­ eight inches, with the excep­ killed by another in the mix­ ommendations to assure that tion of no-till fields and ture or rotation. plant requirements for phos­ established pastures or lawns, Furniture Hardware "The mixed or rotated phorus, potassium and the where a four-inch depth is 1 fungicides must have differ­ correct soil pH will be met, but sufficient." Trigg Supply Co. 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4 i I TV S e c tio n B-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, April 10,1991 1:20 0 Major League Baseball Pittsburgh Pir­ WEDNESDAY 5:30 CD Scholastic Sports America CD World League of American Football New MONDAY 6:00 0 ©Fishing York/New Jersey Knights at Montreal Machine ates at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. APRIL 10,1991 CD SportsCenter or Frankfurt Galaxy at Sacramento Surge. APRIL 15,1991 6:00 CD SportsCenter 6:30 CD Great American Events (Uve) 1:3001 Exciting World of Speed and Beauty Featured: Buck Baker's NASCAR Race MORNING MORNING 6:30 CD LPBT Bowling Robby's Open. From Al­ 7:00 CD Great Outdoors 7:05 CD NBA Basketball Milwaukee Bucks at exandria, La. (Live) 7:30 CD Sportsman’s Challenge Atlanta Hawks. From the Omni. (Live) School; the N.D.R.A. Off Road Championshi­ p.ln Stereo 7:30 CD SportsCenter 5:00 CQ SportsCenter 7:30 © Tennessee Outdoorsmen 8:00 CD Jimmy Houston Outdoors 8:00 CD Saturday Night Thunder Featured: 8:00 CD Boxing From Albany, N.Y.Live ( D This Week on Pit Road Midget racing from Ventura, Calif.Live 2:00 O (© Swimming And Diving 9:30 CD SpeedWeek 7:30 CO SportsCenter E® Moiorsports Updatesln Stereo 8:00 CO Major League Baseball’s Greatest Hits CD PGA Golf 8:05 CD Wrestling 9:20 CD U.S. Olympic Gold 10:00 CD Baseball Tonight 8:30 CD Outdoor Writers 10:00 CD Baseball Tonight 2:05 0 1 American Sports Cavalcade Featured: AFTERNOON 8:30 CO ARETE the Goodwrench 500 at North Carolina Motor 9:30 CD Snowboarding 10:30 O (25) PGA Golf O CD Baseball Collection 10:30 CD SportsCenter CD SportsCenter 9:00 CD Ply Fishing the World 11:00 CD CBA Basketball Speedway in Rockingham, N.C.In Stereo 12:00 0 Major League Baseball Chicago White 2:30 o © o © NBA Basketball San Antonio Sox at New York Yankees. From Yankee Stad­ AFTERNOON 11:30 CD Mud and Monster Truck Racing ©3 CWA Wrestling 11:30 O © American Gladiators 12:30 CD Indy 500: A Race for Heroes 9:30 0 Babe Winkelman’s Good Fishing 1:00 CD SportsCenter Spurs at Phoenix Suns. From Arizona Veterans ium. (Live) Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix. (Live) 12:30 Q Countdown to Holyfleld-Foreman A 1:00 CD Thoroughbred Digest CD Fishin’ Hole 1:30 CD Motoworld 12:30 CD Great American Events 1:30 (----- 10:00 0 (M) WCW Wrestling 2:00) 3:00 O © QD Auto Racing CART/PPG Indycar 1:30 CD LPBT Bowling preview of the April 19th Heavyweight Cham­ World Series - Grand Prix of Long Beach. pionship fight. Hosted by Jim Lampley and 4:00 CD High School 3:00 CD USWA Wrestling Larry Merchantln Stereo 0 1 Great American Outdoors Featured: fly From Long Beach, Calif. (Live) 4:00 CD Sports Reporters 0 CM) O © PGA Golf The Masters. Final 4:30 CD K.I.D.S. 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Alter­ 1:00 CD Road Race of the Month QD American Gladiators and the NTPA Truck Pull Event from Dess nate Game: Los Angeles Dodgers at Atlanta 12:30 o © Auto Racing Moines, lowa.ln Stereo nio Riders at Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks. (Live) 1:30 CD Women’s Tennis Bausch and Lomb 0 1 NBA Basketball Milwaukee Bucks at Chi­ Braves.Live Championships - Quarterfinal Match. From (44) Major League Baseball St. Louis Cardi­ 9:00 CD GD WWF Wrestling Challenge 7:00 o NBA Basketball New York Knicks at nals at Philadelphia Phillies. From Veterans Q | Major League Baseball Magazine cago Bulls. From Chicago Stadium. (Live) Amelia Island, Fla. (Live) I Tonight 8:00 0 1 Women’s Pro Beach Volleyball Philadelphia 76ers. From the Spectrum. (Live) 2:00 0 Lead-off Man Stadium. (Live) 0 | Trucks and Tractor Power Featured: 9:30 O Countdown to Holyfield-Foreman A 1:00 o © World Wide Wrestling monster truck competition at the Louisville Mo­ __ ports Cavalcade Featured: the 9:00 0 | America’s Cup ’92 2:20 0 Major League Baseball Pittsburgh Pir­ Goodwrench 500 at North Carolina Motor 10:00 0 | Baseball Tonight preview of the April 19th Heavyweight Cham­ ates at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. 0 Lead-off Man tor Speedway figure-eight track in Kentucky.ln pionship fight. Hosted by Jim Lampley and 0 1 Championship Rodeo From Mesquite, Stereo Speedway in Rockingham, N.C.In Stereo 10:30 0 1 SportsCenter (Live) 7:00 0 | Major League Baseball Seattle Mari­ Larry Merchant.ln Stereo 3:00 CD Legends of Professional Wrestling Texas.ln Stereo 9:30 CD SportsWeekly 11:30 f D Legends of the Brickyard CD Baseball Tonight QD WWF Wrestling Challenge 10:00 CD Sports Reporters ners at Oakland Athletics. From the Oakland 12:00 0 1 Auto Racing CD PGA Golf The Masters. Second round Coliseum. (Live) 12:30 f a Indy 500: A Race for Heroes 10:00 CD SportsCenter from Augusta, Ga. (Live) 1:20 0 Major League Baseball Pittsburgh Pir­ 0 | Inside Winston Cup Racing Featured: 11:00 CD Major League Basi ates at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. highlights of the Pontiac Pacesetters 200 and 7:25 0 | Motorsports Updatesln Stereo 1:00 0 1 Glory Days 4:00 CD Play Ball With Reggie Jackson 7:30 0 1 NHRA Todayln Stereo 1:30 0 | SportsCenter 11:30 CD World Cup of Snowboarding 4:30 CD Monster Truck Challenge (Live) the Transouth 500 in Darlington, S.C.In Stereo 12:00 CD National Aerobics Championships 2:00 o © o © NBA Showtime 10:30 CD SportsCenter 8:00 0 } Inside Winston Cup Racing Featured: 2:00 f D Up Close 5:00 CD Motoworld highlights of the Pontiac Pacesetters 200 and 2:30 f a Fishin’ Hole CD Prime Time Wrestling 5:30 CD Up Close CD Women’s Tennis 0 | Motorsports Magazineln Stereo 1:00 CD Inside the PGA Tour 0 ) Celebrity Outdoors Featured: the annual 11:00 CD All-American Wrestling the Transouth 500 in Darlington, S.C.In Stereo 3:00 0 1 Jimmy Houston Outdoors 8:30 0 1 Bill Dance Outdoors Featured: how to 1:30 CD SportsCenter EVENING Charley Pride Celebrity Classic.ln Stereo glia Championship Rodeo From Mesquite, 3:30 0 | Rodeo 2:00 CD Up Close QD PBA Bowling BPAA U.S. Open. From Indi­ Texas.ln Stereo catch catfish using chicken liver and conven­ tional casting gear.ln Stereo TUESDAY 2:30 CD Auto Racing 6:00 CD SportsCenter anapolis. (Live) 11:30 0 ©NBA Showtime 2:30 O QD 0 © PGA Golf The Masters. Third CD Auto Racing 9:00 0 | Bassmasters Bassmaster Ron Shuffield 6:30 Q Countdown to Holyfield-Foreman A explains how to catch pre-season bass.ln APRIL 16,1991 THURSDAY preview of the April 19th Heavyweight Cham­ round, from Augusta National Golf Club in Au­ gusta, Ga. (Live) AFTERNOON Stereo pionship fight. Hosted by Jim Lampley and 9:30 0 1 Celebrity Outdoors Featured: the an­ MORNING APRIL 11,1991 Larry Merchant.ln Stereo O © 0 © NBA Basketball Los Angeles Lakers at Portland Trail Blazers. From Me­ 12:00 o © O © NBA Basketball New York nual Charley Pride Celebrity Classic.ln Stereo CD Major League Baseball Atlanta Braves at 9:40 0 Instant Replay Cincinnati Reds. From Riverfront Stadium. morial Coliseum. (Live) Knicks at Boston Celtics. From the Boston 3:00 0 ) Trucks and Tractor Power Featured: Garden. (Live) 10:00 0 1 SportsCenter (Live) 0 | Exciting World of Speed and Beauty Fea­ 5:00 CD SportsCenter CD Major League Baseball National Game: mud-bogging at Bayou George Jaycee Com­ CD Auto Racing NASCAR Winston Cup - Val- munity Park in Panama City, Fla.ln Stereo leydale 500. From Bristol International Speed­ tured: Buck Baker’s NASCAR Race School; 7:30 CD SportsCenter Chicago White Sox at Detroit Tigers. Alternate the N.D.R.A. Off Road Championship.ln Stereo Game: Montreal Expos at New York Mets.Live 3:30 0 © Q D Wide World of Sports Scheduled: way, Tenn. (Live) 8:00 CD Major League Baseball Magazine 10:30 O © Golfing America 9:00 CD Brag Racing 7:00 0 NBA Basketball Chicago Bulls at Detroit Bluegrass Stakes from Lexington, Ky.; Mark 0 1 Bassmasters Bassmaster Ron Shuffield AFTERNOON Pistons. From the Palace in Auburn Hills. (Live) Spitz challenges Tom Jager in the 50-meter explains how to catch pre-season bass.ln 0 | Truckin’ USA Featured: the Iowa State Fair and the NTPA Truck Pull Event from Des AFTERNOON 8:00 ( i Golf butterfly, from Mission Viejo, Calif.; highlights Stereo 12:30 0 1 Indy 500: A Race for Heroes 9:30 CD Major League Baseball National Game: of the U.S. Figure Skating Championships from QD World League of American Football Or­ Moines, lowa.ln Stereo 11:00 0 | Baseball Tonight 1:00 0 Lead-off Man 12:30 CD Inside the Senior PGA Tour Seattle Mariners at Oakland A’s. Alternate Minneapolis.Live lando Thunder at Barcelona Dragons. From 0 1 Boxing Game: San Diego Padres at Los Angeles 0 ) Exciting World of Speed and Beauty Fea­ Montjuic Stadium in Barcelona, Spain. (Live) 0 1 Trucks and Tractor Power Featured: 1:00 0 Lead-off Man monster truck competition at the Louisville Mo­ 1:20 0 Major League Baseball Philadelphia CD Aspire Higher Dodgers (taped).Live tured: Buck Baker's NASCAR Race School; 12:30 o © World League of American Football Phillies at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. the N.D.R.A. Off Road Championship.In Stereo Orlando Thunder at Barcelona Dragons. From tor Speedway figure-eight track in Kentucky.ln 95 SB) Major League Baseball Los Angeles 10:30 O (25) PGA Golf Stereo (Live) Dodgers at Atlanta Braves. From Atlanta- 12:30 C V 4:05 CD Fishing With Roland Martin Montjuic Stadium in Barcelona, Spain. (Live) 3:00 f a Legends of Professional Wrestling 4:35 CD Fishing With Orlando Wilson 0 0 1 (D This Week in Baseball 11:30 0 1 Inside Winston Cup Racing Featured: Fulton County Stadium. (Live) 1:00 CD Surfing highlights of the Pontiac Pacesetters 200 and 4:00 fa Play Ball With Reggie Jackson 1:20 0 Major League Baseball St. Louis Cardi­ 2:00 CD Up Close 5:00 CD Horse Racing Oaklawn Handicap. From 0 1 Hank Parker’s Outdoor Magazine Fea­ 5:00 NBA Today Hot Springs, Ark. (Live) tured: athlete Bo Jackson fishes for large- the Transouth 500 in Darlington, S.C.In Stereo fa nals at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. 2:30 CD NCAA Today 12:00 0 1 Billiards 5:30 0 1 Up Close (Live) 3:00 CD Just for Kicks QD Let’s Go to the Races mouth bass in eastern Oklahoma.ln Stereo 5:05 CD World Championship Wrestling 0 1 NHRA Todayln Stereo 1:30 CD Women’s Tennis Bausch and Lomb 3:30 CD LPBT Bowling QD Major League Baseball St. Louis Cardi­ EVENING Championships. Early rounds from Amelia Is­ 4:30 CD Fishing With Roland Martin nals at Philadelphia Phillies. From Veterans 12:30 O © George Michael's Sports Machineln Stereo land, Fla. (Live) EVENING Stadium. 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McAtee's quick, simple recipes can save time for working cooks

1 16-oz. can crushed pineapple Pretzel Salad chopped ham 1 c. Velveta cheese mixing bowl. Pour into R e c ip e s b y 1 pkg. yellow cake mix 2 c. pretzels onions 1 sm. onion lightly greased and floured Tammy McAfee 1 c. melted butter 3 tsp. sugar chives 1 can mushroom soup cake pans and bake at 325 de­ 1 7-oz. can coconut 3/4 c. margarine sour cream tatertots grees for 45 minutes. Bake potatoes, cut in half, Hummingbird Cake 1 c. chopped pecans 1 8-oz. pkg. cream cheese Brown beef and onion. Icing Layer pie filling and 1 c. sugar scoop our some of potatoes. Drain grease. Put in casse­ 3 c. all-purpose flour 1 8-oz. pkg. cream cheese pineapple in baking dish. 1 8-oz. Cool Whip Add onions, bacon or ham, role dish and add mushroom 1 tsp. salt 1 box powdered sugar 1 lg. box peach jello (or straw­ etc. Serve with sour cream on soup and cheese. Mix together 1 tsp. cinnamon Sprinkle with coconut and 1 c. nuts berry) top. Makes a delicious appe­ and put tater tot all over top. 1 1/2 c. Wesson oil pecans. Bake for one hour or Blend thoroughly and 1 lg. can sliced peaches tizer. Bake 30 minutes at 350 de­ 2 c. sugar until golden brown. Serve spread on cooled cake. Drain and save juice from grees. 1 tsp. soda with ice cream. peaches (strawberries may be Strawberry Salad 3 eggs beaten Lasagna 1 6-oz. pkg. strawberry jello 1 1/2 tsp. vanilla Taco Casserole substituted). Crush pretzels Pig Lickin Cake 1 lb. ground beef 1 c. boiling water 1 8-oz. crushed pineapple 1 lb. ground beef (add sugar and softened 4 eggs 2 pinches garlic salt 4 c. fresh straw berries (with juice) 1 lb. Monterrey Jack cheese margarine). Spread in 9x13 1 stick butter 3 tsp. whole basil (mashed) or 1 16-oz. pkg. 1 c. chopped pecans 1 8-oz. can tomato sauce inch pan which has been 1 box yellow cake mix 1/2 tsp. salt 2 c. chopped banana 1 pkg. taco seasoning lightly greased. Bake for frozen strawberries (thawed 1/4 c. oil 16-oz. tomatoes (whole) Combine dry ingredients in 1 pkg. corn tortilla chips eight minutes at 400 degrees. and mashed) 1 can mandarin oranges 16-oz. tomato paste large bowl. Add eggs and oil, Brown beef in skillet , Cool crust. 3 med. bananas (mashed) Mix above ingredients noodles(half to 3/4 of box) stirring until dry ingredients drain. Add tomato sauce, taco Beat cream cheese, sugar 1 15-oz. can crushed pineapple (include oranges’ juice). 2 eggs are moist. (Do not beat). Stir seasoning and 1 1/2 cups wa­ and Cool Whip. Spread mix­ (drained) Bake at 350 degrees for 15 3 c. cottage cheese in vanilla, pineapple, chopped ter. Simmer for 20 minutes. ture over crust when it is 1/2 c. chopped pecan minutes in three cake pans. 1/2 c. grated cheese nuts and bananas. Spoon Place half of the meat mixture completely cooled. Mix jello 1 pint sour cream Frosting 1/2 c. grated parm esean batter into three well-greased in the bottom of a large casse­ with two cups boiling water. In large bowl, combine jello 1 lg. tub whipped cream cheese and floured 9-inch cake pans. role dish, cover with taco Used drained juice and add to and boiling water, stir until sm. can crushed pineapple 2 tbs. parsley flakes Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 chips, sprinkle with half of the jello mixture. Set aside in re­ dissolved (let cool). Stir in 1 box vanilla instant pudding tsp. salt minutes or until cake is done. cheese. Repeat layers, ending frigerator and let thicken. mashed berries, pineapple, Mix drained pineapple, 1/2 tsp. pepper Cool in pan for 10 minutes. with cheese on top. Bake for 15 Place peaches in cheese bananas, and pecans. whipped cream and dry pud­ 1 lb. mozzerella cheese Rembve and cook complete. minutes in a 350-degree oven. mixture, pour jello over fruit. Turn one half of the mixture ding mix together. Spread Brown meat and drain; add Serve with taco sauce and Refrigerate. in a 13x9x2 dish, chill until over cake and layers. next five ingredients, sim­ other taco toppings (lettuce, set (about one hour). Keep re­ mer for 30 minutes, stirring tomato, onion, sour cream, Roast and Potatoes mainder at room tempera­ Carrot Cake occassionally. Cream Cheese Frosting etc.) 1 lge. chuck roast (boneless) ture. Cook noodles in salt water 1 8-tiz. pkg cream cheese 2 c. self-rising flour 6 med. potatoes Stir in sour cream and and rinse. Beat eggs and add 1/2 c. butter soft 2 c. sugar 3 carrots spread over mixture in dish. rest of ingredients, except 1 16-oz. box confectioner's 1 1/2 c. oil Cajun BBQ Chicken onion Spoon remaining mixture mozzerella cheese. Layer half sugar 2 tsp. vanilla 1 16-oz. bottle Kraft spicy BBQ Salt and flour roast on both over sour cream layer. Cover, 1 tsp. vanilla 2 tsp. soda of noodles, half of cottage sauce sides. Brown in iron skillet chill several hours until 1 c. chopped pecans 3 tsp. cinnamon cheese and half of mozzerella 1 chicken, cut and skinned on both sides. Add enough firm. Makes 12-16 servings. Combine cream cheese and dash salt cheese. (or 4 to 6 pork chops) water to make gravy. Cover butter until smooth. Add pow­ 4 whole eggs Repeat. Bake at 375 degrees 1 sm. bottle Coke or Diet Coke and bake for one and a half to Hamburger-Tater dered sugar, beating until 3 c. finely grated carrots for 30 minutes or fix the night Cut up and skin chicken. two hours. When tender, add light and fluffy. Stir in Tot Casserole Measure all ingredients before and refrigerate and Place in large pot and pour whole potatoes and carrots. vanilla. Frost cake and 1 lb. hamburger meat and mix thoroughly in large then cook for 45 minutes. BBQ sauce over chicken. Uncover, bake until potatoes sprinkle the pecans on layers, Rinse bottle with Coke. Pour and carrots are tender. Serve. side and top. over chicken. 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AARP holds healthcare forum at Kenlake Resort April 26

The local chapter of the namely, incredibly high costs ernment Affairs, and Davida ments available. need them." American Association of and limited access to care. French, director of gerontol­ "On the down side, costs are so astronomical that millions All area residents are in- Retired Persons, concerned Among the solutions ex­ ogy at Lourdes Hospital. of Americans simply can't vited to the forum. For more that more and more area pected to be discussed are: Dan Martin, director of the afford medical care or get ba- information, call Wheeler at residents won’t be able to af­ • offering national health Trover Clinic Foundation, sic health services w h e n th e y 821-8497. ford or obtain quality health insurance. will be the panel moderator. care when they need it, has • mandating benefits As an association, AARP is invited organization mem­ through employers; and not endorsing any solution at bers to a community forum • expanding the Medicaid this time. Instead, it is seek­ they are holding from 9 a.m. program. ing to increase its members' What's Cookin' at the Kitchen? to noon Friday, April 26 at There will be a panel com­ awareness of and stir up pub­ Kenlake Lodge. posed of David Shore, admin­ lic debate on the access issue. The forum is expected to istrator Trigg County Hospi­ Amzia Wheeler, Assistant The following is the menu Thursday, April 18- maca­ provide a lively debate on tal, Norma Perry, training State Director, said, "Our provided by the Senior Citi­ roni and cheese, turnip green ways to solve the problems coordinator, Western Ken­ health care system is a study zens Kitchen for the coming with egg half, beets, corn- millions of Americans are tucky Legal Services, in paradox. On the plus side, week. Reservations must be bread, baked apples. encountering with the exist­ Lawrence Ford, manager of it offers the most advanced made one day in advance for Friday, April 19 - beef ing U.S. health care system ~ Blue Cross, Blue Shield Gov­ life-saving medical treat­ Amzia Wheeler each meal. Please phone 522- liver, green beans, mashed 8341 by 2 p.m. for reserva­ potato, biscuit, jello with fruit. tions. Special Note: A hot lunch Monday, April 15 -'- meal is provided to the elderly cheeseburger, baked potato, 60 years of age and above at SS check amounts shock some recipients carrots, applesauce. Senior Citizens Centers Mon­ Tuesday, April 16-- day through Friday from 11 spaghetti and meat sauce, a.m. to noon. Please make By Gene Smith earnings in today's dollars. tossed salad, tropical fruit your reservation the day be­ Social Security This permits you to plan "Social Security was never intended to salad, french bread, pudding. fore between the hours of 8 Representative what else you need to provide Wednesday, April 17 -- fish a.m. and 2 p.m. Only a do­ provide all of retirement income or to replace financial security. fillet, coleslaw, french fries, nation is suggested to defray I have long noticed that You can get a copy of this all pre-retirement earnings." hush puppy, cookie. the cost of a meal. ; while Social Security seems to statement from any Social work for so many people, Security office. We will give others end up disappointed you a form that you can com­ when they start receiving re­ lifestyle. With proper planning dur­ plete to send for the statement. tirement benefits. They feel Most experts agree that a ing working years, a person Quit sm oking. • that their retirement check person needs about 75 percent can use insurance, savings, It usually takes about three - falls short of their expecta- of pre-retirement income to investments and other types of weeks to receive your person­ maintain his or her lifestyle retirement income to supple­ ’ tions. alized benefit statement. American Heart j | | ] J in retirement. ment Social Security and pro­ In the meantime, you should In general, I find it neces­ Social Security replaces vide for the later years. be reviewing your other re­ Association 1|y|F sary to explain that their So­ about 65 percent of pre-retire­ Social Security now makes tirement income sources — cial Security benefits were ment earnings for low earn­ retirement planning a little insurance, investments and never intended to provide all ers, about 40 percent for aver­ easier. We provide a Per­ savings. Hearing Tests Set For Cadiz ' of their retirement income or age earners, and about 25 per­ sonal Earnings and Benefit Remember, planning is the ' to replace all of their pre-re­ cent for high earners. (The Estimate Statement that shows key to a successful retire­ Hearing tests will be given FREE at Thrif-T tirement earnings. difference recognizes the low the earnings credited to your ment. Using Social Security FREE Drug, Cadiz, on Friday, April 12, from 9 a.m. Social Security is designed earners' dependence on Social Security record and an Hearing Tests to noon by Beltone. Hearing Aid Specialists as a base on which to build, Friday, April 12 will perform the test. to provide a base of income on earnings and relative lack of estimate of the retirement, you're more likely to end up 9 a.m . - noon. Those who HEAR but have trouble UNDERSTANDING which they can build to access to other sources of re­ disability, and survivor's where you want to be in your In hom e testing conversation are urged to have this modem electronic achieve their personal tirement income). benefits payable on those retirement. if you cannot test to find out if their loss Is one o f many that can be attend! helped. Everyone not hearing clearly should have a W eekly H ealth Tip hearing test. Even people who wear aids, or those who For your FREE believe nothing can be done for them, should be From Rick Clement hearing test tested. Today, most hearing problems can be helped, "We care about your health" call 522-1000 No hearing problem should ever he ignored. 522-3211 BRclntatl jlcrlnccs New Jerusalem I letter Hearing Through Professional Care 116 E. 14th St. HUMOR AS HEALER Baptist Church Hopkinsville, Ky. Bring this ad with you. I April 15-21 v 'A laugh a day keeps germs away' - this theory led to a 'humor room' at the 7:00 nightly JV Meeemt from ffje Hthle DeKalb Hospital, Decatur, Ga. It is SCHEDULE cheerful, brightly lit, and has video Sunday: tapes of old W.C. Fields and Laurel Darrell E. Simon, Minister and Hardy movies, and cassettes of I Different speaker each night: ^ 522-8503 Worship - 9:30 a.m. radio shows featuring Red Skelton, f M o n d a y - Bro. Jerry Turner Bible Study - 10:00 a .m ., Groucho Marx, Abbot & Costello. The Tuesday - Bro. Ralph Benningfield / ' Lord's Supper - 11:00 a.m. doctor sends listless patients to the PEOPLE HAVE TROUBLES Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. humor room. A nurse says, "The Wednesday - Bro. Terry Mitcheson /JJ, room is an oasis. After a few hours of Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. laughs, patients who had lost interest Thursday - Bro. Eddie Smith | in life perk up." Suddenly they'll say, Friday - Bro. Hal Shipley /A "I want to get well and go home." An inescapable fact of life is that people have troubles. Some Humor is a healer. Saturday - Bro. O.D. Boyd rfn have financial problems. Many more than we realize have family problems. Still others have human relations problems. And, we all Sunday Morning - Bro. Johnny Hawkins ,\;, struggle with the problem of sin. Too many go to the grave never Save-On Drugs Sunday Night - Bro. Arrice Taylor having worked out their troubles and make their exit in life filled with Located beside the hospital m sorrow, misery, and hopelessness. But, it doesn't have to be that way! Monday - Friday 8:30-6 p.m. Jesus came to give us the full and abundant life (John 10:10). Saturday 8:30-4:30 p.m. Special music each night! Those from ages past learned to trust in Jesus for that life (Phil. 4:10- "Come in and check our,« Bro. Johnny Hawkins, Pastor 13). And, that did not mean their lives were trouble free. The early prescription low-price guarantee! church suffered persecution. The apostles were put to death for their Everyone is invited!! belief. One of the apostles even went out and hanged himself because his remorse was so great. They still had to deal with sin and tempta­ tion, even as you and I have to deal with those things. But, where do we turn when troubles mount? What should be our attitude and reaction toward them? Many people turn to alcohol and other sub­ stances of abuse to escape their problems. Some turn to violence and (K i t Gkrhtz BBrcurfr ASK US ABOUT anger toward the whole world shouting that "life is not fair." Still others decide that the only w ay out is to end their own life by taking ONE STITCH OR NO STITCH it. But, the only alternative for the Christian is to turn unto God. Announces The one hundred seventh Psalm is a beautiful melody of how God is there for us when troubles come. The Psalm is both an CATARACT SURGERY exhortation to praise God and a prayer for God's help. God is to be praised for his mercy, goodness, and redemption (verses 1-2). The March Winners! people had wandered aimlessly around in the wilderness and become very discouraged. There was no where for them to live. They were both J.N. TERHUNE, M.D., PSC hungry and thirsty, and their soul fainted in them (verses 4-5). The Recipe Contest Winner key to the whole chapter, however, is found in verse six, where the 205 W. 15th St., Hopkinsville, KY Bible says, "Then they cried unto the Lord in their trouble, and he Freida Sumner (502) 886-2020 delivered them out of their distresses." God showed them the right way to go and satisfied and filled the longing and hungry soul (verses 1-800-273-7490 7-9). The reader will benefit greatly by closely examining the remain­ Bible Search Winner der of the chapter. (In Kentucky) Jaron W ilson One does not have to get this low before they look up to God. He is ready now with open arms to take any in who would trust and obey! What troubles do you have? Turn them over to the Lord. When som eone says, "I don't need the Lord," I say, "H ow are you doing now Congratulations Freida and Jaron! •No restrictions after by yourself? " Many are making a greater mess out of their lives by refusing to admit they need help with the troubles they already have. surgery That does not help to make the problems go away, does it? God loves We invite you to join in on the fun...read •Quicker Recovery us and his advice is for our own good. Turn unto Him today! (Eafttz BRccorb and get involved •Only three days of A qualified counselor is ready to assist: Contact the Cadiz Church of Christ at P.O. Box 1007, Cadiz, KY 42211, or call (502) 522- in our monthly contests. protecting the eye at bedtime Need more information? Give us a call at: • Medicare Provider (1112 OlafrtH BRrcorfr Free Transportation Available Cahfz (Ufyurcfy of Cfyriai P.O. Box 1007 Cadiz, KY 42211 522-6605 Catl For An Appointment! Building Located at 1785 East Main

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Short $2,300'.00. Call 522-7932. ext. 6114. Also open evenings $499.00 per acre. 522-3038. Biology, Nursing and Coordi­ Cadiz Record classifieds. Call of cash? FOR SALE - White & weekends. nator of Nursing. Applicants wedding gown and veil. Worn NOW TAKING APPLICA­ TIONS for new 2-bedroom must have a Masters Degree B & M SLAUGHTER- ALL RECENT (1991) back once, cleaned and ready-to- COMMERCIAL BUILDING apartment. Very energy-effi­ in the subject field and pos­ HOUSE OF LLOYD is a party HOUSE- Custom processing. copies of the Cadiz Record wear. Size 8. Excellent condi­ 8. Boats SPACE for lease. Prime loca­ cient. Quiet neighborhood sess excellent verbal and'oral plan selling home Decor Beef, Pork, Sheep, Goats and are .50(2 + 6% tax each (.530) tion. Priced to sell. Call 924- tion. Will build to suit. Call I communication skills. Fac­ items. We need area supervi­ Deer. Bill and Margaret I near school. $250.00 & up Copies dating back 1990 and 5349. Preferred Realty, Allen Perk­ month. 522-7650. Johnny ulty positions are 10 months sors for the all new program. Meador. 522-7623 or 522- before are $1.00 + 6% tax 14 FOOT-Lowe Big Jon for ins, Broker. Phone: 522-3015. and include responsibilities Oliver. Free training and kit. New 7870. Cadiz, KY. ($1.06) each. The Cadiz Rec- KILN DRIED LUMBER-Red sale. 5-foot wide complete w/ for instruction, advising, 25H.P. motor, Moody Trailer, raises for the 1991 season. If Oak, Poplar, Cherry and FOR SALE BY OWNER: 3 professional development, interested, Call 1-800-264- depth finder, trolling motor- Small 2 Bedroom House for BOAT DOCKS- Over 20 years Walnut. Planing available. Bedroom House on Glendale. committee involvement, and 2166. $1,795. Call (502)885-5232 Rent. Very private location. of Satisfied Customers in the ATTENTION HOME GAR­ Pick from large inventory. Call 885-7956, Hopkinsville. community service. Empha­ days, 924-5425 nights. Gas heat, also wood stove. building and repair of boat DENERS: For all your gar­ Call (502)525-6330. Ask for Tuesdays & Thursdays only! sis for positions include de­ Partially furnished, if de­ Need Money Fast? Make up docks, rails and lifts. All work den seeds, seed potatoes, William. velopmental math and gen­ sired. $175.00 per month. to $125 per day trimming approved by TVA or Corp of onion sets, plants, fertilizer, eral animal and plant biol­ HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 Bed­ Would let the right party work photographs. No experience Engineers. Former owner of plant calcium, insecticides, WORKSAVER-Electric 1989 STRATOS-201 Pro dual ogy. The coordinator of nurs­ rooms, 2 Baths, Central Heat out rent in modern hog op­ necessary. 1-800-336-8005. Twin Lakes Mooring. Call lawn grasses, and garden console with bench seat, 1991 ing position, 12 months, is Seeder/Spreader. Get an & Air, Shop. On 2 acres. eration, 6 miles from town. Mark (Tony) Krimm at 354- tools visit Akridge Farm 200 Evinrude power head, primarily a non-teaching early start this spring with Donaldson Creek Road. NO big dogs that would run 8695 before 8a.m. or after Supply in Fredonia and Ed- low-water pick up, jack plate, position with responsibilities an electric seeder/spreader Phone: 924-5220. cattle. $100.00 deposit. Call 1 6 ,e T ) 5p.m. for free estimates. dyville. Their friendly clerks hot foot, power trim, 2 SS which include instructional for you ATV 3 of 4 wheeler. In between 6pm and 9pm only. want to help you. Phone 545- props, trolling motor, 2 depth leadership, curriculum devel­ stock now, price $285.00. 924-1192. 3332 and 388-2910. Open finders, tandem trailer with HOUSE FOR SALE BY opment and evaluation; fac­ CASEYS PAINTING SERV­ Honda of Hopkinsville GLENN WEST-Roofing. until 4:00 on Saturday. brakes, custom cover, 3 year OWNER: 2 Bedrooms, full ICE: Painting in and out. ulty recruitment, develop­ Work guaranteed. Free esti­ warranty on boat - PRICED basement. 149 Cunningham ment and evaluation. To Paperhanging, woodfinish­ TO SELL! Call 235-5948. Avenue, in Cadiz. Price in IS. Wanted mates. Reasonable. Metal ing, diywall repair, small BLUEGRASS SPRAYERS- Apply, submit a letter of low $20’s! Call 522-7076. ) Roofs included. Call 886- carpentry work. Expert work­ 14 Gallon Electric Sprayers c. application, professional res­ manship. 25 years experi­ mount on your ATV 3 or 4 FOR SALE-14ft. Jon Boat, ume, official college tran­ WANTED TO BUY: Recliner ence. Reasonable rates. Ev­ wheeler. Now in stock for 6H.P. Johnson Motor- script (s), and three letters of LAKE FRONTAGE-3 min­ andHide-a-Bed Couch. Good Heaton Mobile Home Mov­ ery customer satisfied. 388- immediate delivery. Built for $750.00. Can be seen Satur­ recommendation to Dr. J anet FOR SALE: GE Electric utes from Boots Randolph condition. Call 522-7085 af­ ers. Licensed and insured. 2274. farmers by farmers. $229.00. day, April 13 at Stallons Used Smith, Academic Dean, Range $50.00. Good condi­ Golf Course& Barkley Lodge. ter 5:00p.m. 365-6900 days, 365-9637 Honda of Hopkinsville (502) Cars, East Cadiz. 522-3361. Hopkinsville Community tion. Call 522-7603. MUST SELL! City Water, nights, Princeton, KY. approved for septic. Phone: College, P. O. Box 2100, WANTED: A renter or buyer- FOR SALE-1975 Gibson 36ft. (615)-876-1291. Hopkinsville, KY 42241. For EXTERIOR CLEANING Let for a 4 bedroom, 3 bath home Houseboat, 255 H.P. Mer- a complete job description or SUPER CLEAN bring your ^ ESTATE JEWELRY. Booth (T^tom oblle.) with one acre fenced-in lot. cruiser, 6.5 KW Generator, to obtain additional informa­ LAKE AREA CLEANING— house or building back to life. LOT FOR SALE- Lakefront Call Bill at 522-0324 or 522'- 4. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall, A.C. Bimini Top and all the tion, contact the office of the Commercial and Domestic. All sidings, mobile homes, lot on Barkley Lake, Rock­ 8191. Locher Realty. Cadiz. extras. $18,000.00.522-8724, Academic Dean at 502-886- Free Estimates. Supplies equipment steamed, much FOR SALE: 1990 RED castle Shores area. $4,500.00. 3921. HCC is an Equal Op­ furnished (optional). Call more. Free estimates. Wade MIATA. ONLY 3,000 miles! Cadiz. Call 1-904-483-3660. FOR SALE OR TRADE— HAVE SOMETHING TO portunity Institution and (502) 388-9719 or (502) 522- White. Call 388-9719. Phone (502) 885-3856. SELL? Want to buy some­ 6054. Close Out Prices on Western FOR SALE: 17 1/2' Carav- encourages minority applica­ Saddles, Dusters, Bridles, thing reasonable? Then place tions For all your excavating needs FOR SALE: 1980 Honda elle, 140H.P. Mercury, AM/ 12. For Rent Halters, Saddle Pads, Used a classified ad in The Cadiz call CADIZ EXCAVATING, Prelude, good condition. FM Cassette. Excellent con­ Saddle. Crisp Furniture. 522- '€ ) Record. It’s easy. Just call NEED A LAND SURVEYOR 522-3317,1-800-225-2403 or 108XXX miles, A/C, Sunroof, dition. $2,500.00. Call 522- 522-6605. OR ENGINEER? Registered 522-6940. Terry Braboy, silver. Good first car! Phone: 7922, anytime. 3-Bedroom FumishedMobile professional surveyor, high­ Manager. Home-Gas heat. 7 miles from way engineer, lots, acerage, FOR SALE: MOBILE HOME Hoover and 6 miles from subdivisions, construction PARK, 8 acres. Owner fi­ H elp W anted^ ) TRAILER HITCHES— Gracey. Reference/Deposit. staking. For all your survey­ nance. Handy man or Senior FOR SALE: 1978 “Special SALE S/INSTALLATION. No Pets. Reasonable rates. ing needs contact James T. GENERAL LAWN CARE- Citizen. Call now 522-6813. Edition” Diamond Jubilee Trailer Tire & Wheel Assem­ 235-5325. Boren, 522-7955. Want youryard lookinggood? Lincoln. 1 owner, runs good, blies. Light hook-up avail­ FULL-TIME and Part-time Call Patrick or Jon Perry at FOR SALE: Lift-Chair. Only loaded with options, moon able. Clearview Services, Inc. jobs available. Apply at Pro- (502) 522-9957. County-wide 2 months old. Like New!. roof. Never been wrecked. 1079 N. Main, Hopkinsville, FOR RENT: Newly Remod­ Tek Security. 205 East 14th service and FREE estimates. QUALITY CONSTRUC­ Asking $300.00. Call 522- Approx. 91,000 miles. Gold KY. 885-5686. eled Mobile Homes. Call 522- Street, Hopkinsville. Color. Price - $3,000. Call 924- 8765. TION with competitive 5245, after 5:30 p.m. prices. For all your quality LAKE BARKLEY CON­ POSTAL JOBS—$11.41 to work, call us, DAVID HAR­ TINUOUS- GUTTERING. HONEYMOON C0TTAGE- FOR SALE: 1950 Red Belly ( $14.90 hr. For exam and RIS & SONS CONSTRUC­ Aluminum or vinyl siding and 9. P e t. ) For Rent. One Bedroom. Tractor. Good condition. REPOSSESSED CARS, application information call TION. Phone: . (502)-885- cornice. 34 Cunningham $165.00 per month plus de­ $1500.00. Call Lynn Waller ETC.-Also daily Rental, 1 (800)999-9838,ext.KY155. 9516. Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. posit. Also, 1 bedroom fur­ Realtor®, 522-8765. Lease, Fleet, Foreclosures & HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ nished apartment in town. B & R Consignment vehicles. NELS- Boarding, grooming SALES HELP WANTED! $175.00 per month plus de­ Big Savings! Discounted and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ Need extra income? We’ve got posit. Ask for Bill. 522-0324. FOR SALE: New John Deere Prices on all cash pay-offs. the job for you! Needed im­ ence and counseling. Skyline Locher Realty. Lawn Tractor STX 38,121/2 EXAMPLE: 1984 Buick Park Drive. 886-5621. mediately, commissioned NURSE H.P. 38" cut, $1850.00. Robin­ Avenue, Book Value sales help. Must be willing to son Implement Co., Hwy. 91 $4,575.00; pay-off only MOBILE HOME FOR RENT. work, neat, have outgoing CHNII (RN) Starting Salary $9.50/hour So., Princeton, Ky. Phone: $2,200.00. 1986 Buick Le- Call 522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer personality and reliable ve­ (KY Nursing License Required) (502)-365-2053. Sabre Limited, Book Value Court. hicle. Apply in person at 50 $6,600.00; pay-off only Nunn Blvd.M-F, 8-4:30. EOE Monday-Friday 8-4:30 p.m., Full Benefits FOR SALE: Snapper mow­ $4,300.00. These vehicles will Now accepting applications FOR RENT: Mobile Homes. 2 ers, tillers, trimmers. Large be released for sale to public & 3 Bedrooms, 1 & 1 1/2 for 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom selection of tractors, front WANTED: Serious people to Applications can be picked up at the Pennyrile April 8 with approximately Baths, Vacant. Handy Man apartments. Section 8 as­ engine and rear engine rid­ 40 others to choose from. sisted. Equal Opportunity work from your own home. or Senior Citizen Couple. Call District Health Department, Fairview Avenue, ers self-propelled and push Partial listing: Mustangs, Call (316) 683-7702 Ext. 106, now 522-6813. Housing. Barkley Manor Eddy ville, Kentucky mowers, rear tine tillers. We Escorts, Tempos, Celebrities, Apartments.-522-3969. 7 days, 24 hours a week. have the best warranty on Eldorados, S-10 Trucks, T- the market, 2 years total Birds, Cutlasses, Honda, etcs. TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed­ Applications must be received by midnight on protection -no questions All vehicles can be test- rooms, $150.00 month, de­ April 15,1991. asked!!! - on select models. driven. Pick car of your choice posit required. 4 1/2 miles Sales Help Wanted We dare to comapre. We also and make offer. Cars by Pre­ North of Cadiz on Highway EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER offer easy monthly payments mier Rental Services, High­ 139. Call 522-8765. Lynn Need extra income? on all equipment, plus a Waller Realtor® way 68W at Dawson Springs W e’ve got the job for you! complete parts and service Road, Hopkinsville. 885- department. Stop by today 0079. We have what you and take a look. We also take trade-ins with guaranteed Spring has sprung, grass has riz. need for your team! Needed immediately: commissioned sales help. M ust trade-in values regardless of We have uniforms for hers and his. •softball & baseball REQUEST FOR BID Uniform sets $4.99, Pants be willing to work, neat, have outgoing personality condition of your equipment. $3.25, Shirts $2.00 Snapper -simply the best. and reliable vehicle. Also: handcrafted gift items. Princeton Lawn & Garden The Pennyrile District Health Department Supply, 201 West Green, 365- Princeton Uniform Plus 127 W Main Street, Princeton, Ky. Apply in person at: is seeking bids for the annual audit for Athletic fiscal year July 1, 1990 through June 30, Center, Inc. 50 Nunn Blvd. 1991. Classified Directory 201 W. Main, (Monday - Friday 8-4:30) Princeton, Ky. Specifications for the audit may be secured To Easy 365-2500. EOE by contacting the Pennyrile District Health Buying or Selling Department, P.O. Box 579, Eddy ville, Ken­ 1 ...... L e g a ls tucky 42038. 2 ...... 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