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Col. Purdom addresses Rotary Club dinner A-2, The Cadiz Record, W ednesday, M ay 22,1991

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Cadiz Record endorses Oaken ME SHOULD TRY THIS... THE in state treasurer's primary race LABEL SAYS IT'S FAT-FREE# BIG With the Kentucky primary money in tourism as Oaken DEAL... IT'S SODIUM-FREE, election less than one week project. It almost did. And LAUNDRY away, the Cadiz Record has next year will probably sur­ AND HAS NO DETERGENT opted to go against tradition pass that amount. PRESERVATIVES. and endorse a candidate in Oaken says she needs sup­ the election. port in this race. She is well The Cadiz Record known in western Kentucky newspaper and staff whole­ and is making a name for heartedly endorse Mary Ray herself in the central and Oaken as state treasurer. Not eastern parts of the state. But because Oaken is a former she needs our help. resident of the county. Not be­ She will be in town tomor­ cause she still has many ties row visiting one of the fifth to the county. But because she grade classes at Trigg is the best person for the job. County Elementary School. Oaken was in Cadiz last She will also take a tour of the week and outlined her plans Hoover plant as it marks its for the office if she wins the ible to the public. That is an anniversary. nomination and is elected in excellent want to run a state If you see Oaken tomorrow, the fall. office and if anyone can meet tell her you're behind her. Oaken wants to bring more that challenge it is Oaken. Tell her you'll do anything to attention to the office of state She put Kentucky on the map help. And most importantly treasurer. She wants its office in tourism. They told her the tell her she's got your vote. to. be more accessible and vis­ state couldn't make as much She's got ours! w nnsarniTiniTi^l Tourists bring money into Trigg County

Tourists bring $29 million contribution the McCarrol ident of his chapter which has Allen who is now circulation this column is to get Cindy's into Trigg County, Harry family made to Christian 400 members. manager. One reason I write friendly smile each week. Todd, tourist director, told County. "He is into recycling," members of the Trigg Mr. McCarrol, who died re­ Nola said. "Every morning Historical Society. Also about cently at the age of 95, was the he goes out in that battered 800 people find employment in last of the farm leaders I be­ pickup truck of his and gath­ tourist-related jobs. By KeithS. gan working with when I ers up cardboard for recy­ Just The Other Day Much of this income and Venable went to Christian County as clin g." By Billy Rawls employment can be attributed assistant county agent in The Edison home on Beech to Lake Barkley. Those who 1935. Street is a safe haven for a American defenders of thought we would be losing too number of grandchildren. freedom began to return home our nice features. much to give up that good corn Luther showed me the picture from a Desert Storm.Though Herman and Louise Boyd producing land along the The scene was the banquet of a grandson who hopes to use they were of every national have planted two trees by their Cumberland were certainly at the state convention of Re­ his round ball skills to get a heritage possible, they had one house on Main. The Cadiz wrong. tired Federal Workers in Pa­ scholarship to Tennessee thing in common. All were Garden Club has just planted The total value of all farm ducah. Around the table were Tech. blessed by the dream of the the barrels in downtown production when the lake was Trigg Countians: Gerald and It is interesting that the founders of this nation that all Cadiz. formed around 1964 was only . M ary Joseph; Hollas #nd Edisons live on the same people should be ruled by a Being attractive is our goal. $4 million. Even today, farm Dean Carr; Katherine and street I lived on back in 1928. government: of the people, by income is only up to $14 mil­ myself. the people; and for the people. lion. To complete the circle came This dream continues to be Katherine had a special Smith Broadbent, Jr., used a black couple from Best wishes to Billy Rawls, dinner party. It was a box of defended to this present time to wonder if we would ever Louisville, Luther Edison, who has retired from many chicken on the back porch of and has become a model that equal Gatlinburg as a tourist and his wife, Nola. Their in­ years of faithful service to the the 150-year-old William is sought after by all nations spot. Gatlinburg is very at­ teresting story unfolded. Record and to Trigg County. McCarrol house in Christian seeking refuge from tyranny. tractive, and we must work to Edison came from a farm Of course, Billy will continue County. Historian William Another Memorial Day will soon honor those of this nation make Cadiz and Trigg family in Simpson County. to serve with his most who have defended freedom for themselves and others on the County attractive. Our trees Turner was telling the story He retired from the Post Of­ interesting column. battlefield. They are a peculiar lot of assorted specimens along Main Street are one of of the old house and the fice in Louisville and is pres­ Congratulations to Cindy who cry out with criticism of their government when their personal rights are infringed upon, but most will admit that there is no place on earth where their cry is more likely to be heard. They do not flock to other lands for freedom. I think they must be 'Demo-Publicans' at heart. Writer needs family information *** Picture this if you can. To the Editor: mother to be Elizabeth Crisp, who was his father. anyone having a Bible record Billy Amos (above) was herded, with hundreds of other in­ However, I am unable to find I would love to hear from Please see INFO/A-8 ductees and volunteers, into a building where he was: I hope you will be able to help striped of his modesty; shot with two needles at once; issued me. I do not currently clothing bigger than the sizes he specified; given a number subscribe to the Cadiz Record, that is his to this day; told to "Repeat after me;" and became but I have family around Community thanked for support a face with no past other than American citizenship that en­ Cadiz who do have access to To the people of Trigg County. Once again, the generosity Top money raisers were Jon titled him to defend hiJs country. your paper. of our community was I would like to thank all Skinner, Scotty Craig and Billy went thru all the rigors of training, that could be I am currently researching demonstrated and the youth of those who sponsored football Jeremy Futrell. T-shirts were thought of, with other faces who became his buddies. Then, my family history, which our community came out the players in the 1991 Football also awarded to Brian one night, he fell into a fox hole and injured his back when centers in Trigg County for true winners. Lift-a-Thon fundraiser. Richardson and Patrick Perry his unit was ready to ship over-seas to battle. The big, over­ most of my ancestors. I have Also, I would like to thank Thanks to you, our team for raising more than $100. grown teen-ager cried when told he must take a medical several generations virtually the parents and kinfolk of our was able to raise more than Once again, thanks to those discharge, and he pleaded to with his outfit. complete, and a few with great players who helped them get $2,000 for the team. I would who lifted, collected and Billy could barely carry his own weight with his injury, detail. the pledges and collect also like to thank all the sponsored. We appreciate but his buddies vowed to double up on chores for him until he All of my great-great- money. Thanks to these peo­ players on the team who par­ your support. got well. Billy was a free American citizen, and he was al­ grandparents lived in Trigg ticipated and worked to get ple's efforts, our team was lowed to help defend his country, along with other faces he County at some point. Most able to reach its goal of $2,000. pledges. Dixie Jones had grown to love. Eventually, Billy was able to help furnish died there or in a nearby fifty-caliber, ground support fire for the crossing of the Roer county, and some were born River in Germany by the 84th Infantry Division. and married there. I have Futrell thanks county for kindness shown That is some of the little bit that I know about the face called three primary reasons for this Billy Amos. It (or he) is but one of many who would set ALL letter. men free. Yes, I remember them. Do You? My first reason is to ask to grandparents during recent home fire *** any of your readers if they To the Editor: was lost from what I hear. I you, but especially not to your Do you remember; Annie Wilson, G. Frank Walthal, Ed­ have any information on live in California and found grandparents. die Holland, Joe Bill Clement, and/or the strange faces on various branches of the Crisp I would like to take this out of this tragedy on the tele­ Again, I'd like to say thank the battlefields of freedom? family in western Kentucky. opportunity to say thank you to phone. you to everyone who helped I descend from William J. everyone who has come to help I felt helpless from so far my grandparents. I love you Crisp (1836-1911) of Trigg my grandparents, Mr. and away, but my grandmother Mimaw and Pa and are County. He was the son of Mrs. Home B. Futrell of Don­ told me of all the love, support, thankful to the Lord you still (H | E Qlahiz BRccorh Jarrott Crisp of Stewart aldson Creek. and kindness from fellow have your lives. County, Tenn. Jarrott was In January of this year, Trigg Countians. Jan Cave....General Manager/Advertising Director originally from North Car­ J’Net Futrell their home burned to the You never imagine this Cindy Camper...... Editor olina, and I have found his 5055 73rd Street #28 ground. Virtually everything happening to anyone close to San Diego, Calif. Cynthia Allen...... Circulation Manager

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A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 22,1991

Babbage proposes KET gives live election coverage

new election form KET cameras and reporters will be unprecedented for both the studio for comprehensive newsrooms at papers across' will cover the state on election network and Kentucky view­ analysis will be John the state. Journalists will be reporting from Paducah, Students voting on tion into the classroom and to night, Tuesday, May 28, to ers. McGarvey, an attorney and unofficial ballots when their the home," Babbage said. provide results from far and "With cameras situated former political journalist; Covington, Somerset, Ash­ parents go to the polls will in­ "The program would allow near during the live program around Kentucky and re­ David Hawpe, editor of The land, and Owensboro. Courier-Journal; and David crease election day turnout in classroom discussions of is­ "Election '91: The Primary porters stationed in various In addition, reporters will Holwerk, editorial writer for Trigg County, according to sues and candidate proposals Vote." locations, we'll be able to give stand by at campaign head­ the Lexington Herald- Bob Babbage, state auditor. which could be shared among Coverage will begin at 6 viewers results of the quarters of the gubernatorial Babbage said similar plans the students and with their p.m. and will continued until statewide elections from ev­ Leader. candidates to provide results Throughout the program, in other states and democratic families," he added. 8:30 p.m. when KET will air ery corner of the state," he and reactions to the incoming KET will take viewers to countries has contributed to "Students would be invited the MacNeil/Lehrer said. election returns. more than 90 percent partici­ to go with their relatives and NewsHour. Then at 9:30 p.m., "This service is unique in pation by eligible voters. vote in special polling booths The Primary Vote will return that KET's coverage - unlike Babbage explained that un­ on unofficial ballots. A l­ for a 30-minute wrap-up of fi­ that from any other source - der his plan, called Students though their votes would not be nal tallies. has the capacity to reach every Voting, schools would offer official, they would be tallied W. Terry McBrayer, home in the state." more instruction on elections and made public," Babbage chairman of the Kentucky Joining host and former and the democratic process. explained. Authority for Educational WAVE-TV political corre­ Students discussing current Volunteers and senior citi­ Television, says the coverage spondent Ferrell Wellman in issues and election topics with zens could be involved in the their parents would also gen­ program and could help with erate more interest and par­ many of the election day ac­ ticipation among adults, Bab­ tivities, he said. Cunningham supporters host bage said. Kentucky has the lowest voter turnout of any adjoining Cadiz election day breakfast Babbage noted that many state, except West Virginia. Supporters of Bill on hand at the fundraising educators and organizations, "We have democracy by a Cunningham, candidate for breakfast on Tuesday, will including the Kentucky Edu­ third of the eligible voters in the Circuit Judgeship of Cald­ also be available to autograph cation Association (KEA) are Kentucky," Babbage said. He well, Livingston, Lyon and his books for anyone wishing supportive of his program explained that only about a Trigg counties, will sponsor a to bring them to the proposal. third of the eligible voters in fundraising pancake break­ fundraiser. Such a program would give Kentucky vote, one-third are fast on election day, May 28 in The election for circuit students an understanding of registered but decline to vote Cadiz. judge, which is nonpartisan, governmental processes and and one-third are eligible but The breakfast will be held will be Nov. 5. how government affects the unregistered. from 6 to 9 a.m. at Reva’s Tickets may be purchased community, the state and the "If that is democracy, then it Place Restaurant located on from any of the following nation. is time to rebuild the democ­ East Main Street in Cadiz. people: Bob Rose, Hollis Carr, Earlier Babbage had pro­ racy," Babbage said. Babbage Cunningham was Com­ Gerald Joseph, Lonnie posed the creation of a pri­ has also suggested legislation monwealth Attorney for Bridges, Terry Lee McNi- vately funded foundation he to increase voter registration Trigg County from 1976 to chols, Juanita Oates, Tony called Democracy, Inc. The opportunities by allowing 1988 and although is now liv­ M itchell, James H. Cox, Student Voting proposal could citizens to register to vote ing in Kuttawa, has many Nancy Sons, Ruth Broadbent, be financed and directed by when they renew their friends and relatives resid­ David McGraw, Carl Ledford, the private foundation, Bab­ driver’s license in addition to ing in Trigg County. James Ladd, Stan Baker, Jeff bage said. present opportunities avail­ In addition to being an at­ Futrell, James Clark, Brenda "Students Voting could able in the county clerk's of­ WELCOME HOME: The Jones are all smiles again as Sgt. torney, Cunningham is also Harper and Ronnie Bing­ bring issues and voter educa­ fice. William Jones III is home from Saudi Arabia. "Dickie's" an author, having written ham. wife is Chris-Michele and two-year-old daughter, Lindsey, several books and magazine Tickets may also be pur­ were among the families welcoming home the Frankfort- articles. The most notable of chased at Reva's Place both based 475th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital at the National Subscribe to (Dp CaM* Uccnrfe today his books, "On Bended Knees, before and on the day of the Guard center. Michele is the daughter of Wanda Lisch and Ed the Night Rider Story," covers and see why everyone is smiling. breakfast. McGill. the drama of the tobacco farmers' revolt in western For more information call 522-6605. Kentucky between 1904 and

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i A. k A-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, M ay 22,1991 Kids Home Newspaper

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WOMAN'S CLUB OFFICERS: Officers were installed Monday night at the annual Cadiz Woman's Club dinner held at Kentucky Smokehouse Restaurant. Officers are: President Faye Anderson; First Vice President Greta Harrelson; Second Vice President Allison Peck; Recording Secretary Carol Martin; Corresponding Secretary Mary Catherine Smith; and Treasurer Bonnie Love. Pictured above are (left to right) Smith, Martin, Anderson and Love. WHICH SHAPE CORRECTLY COMPLETES THEM1SSING PORTION OF HIS H E ? W IF \O U WAVE. A N Y F U N Barbecued chicken East Golden fire GAMES OR JO K E S S E N D Linton's volunteer THEN) TO : P U P dinner will benefit fire department holds department holds 3071 REYNOLDS PLACE Trigg-Lyon volunteer I,, MANASSAS,VA 221 to fish fry on Saturday dinner, auction fire department The East Golden Pond WHEN CAN YOU TAKE YOUR PET An all-you-can-eat fish fry Volunteer Fire Department The Trigg-Lyon Volunteer is scheduled for Saturday, will have its annual ham and Fire Department will hold its May 25 at the Linton Volun­ bean dinner this Saturday at annual chicken barbecue teer Fire Department. the firehouse located 4 1/2 dinner from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Cost of the fish fillets, miles west of Cadiz off U.S. 68 Saturday, May 25 at the fire trimmings, dessert and on the Averitt Lumber Com­ house located on Ky. 274 at drinks is $6 for adults and $3 pany Road. Rockcastle. for children 12 and under. Serving time will begin at In addition to the barbecued The dinner begins at 3 p.m. 11 a.m. and the price, includ­ chicken, the dinner will in­ and continues until everyone ing drink and dessert is clude cole slaw, white beans is served. $3.50. WHEN ITS A BUNNY HOP! or baked beans, potato chips, All proceeds will go toward There will also be an auc­ pickles, onions, dessert and the purchase of a Wood's tion of donated items by local beverage. The cost for adults truck. businesses. A country ham is $5 and for children under will also be given away. 12, $2.50. The auction will begin at approximately 6 p.m. Anyone Vacation Legislative Directory interested in donating items D ist. 1 - Sen. G reg Higdon, Fancy Farm to be auctioned or finding out about the ham, call Hilltop 502-623-6616 Hash Market at 924-5652. Bible School D ist. 5 - Rep. Freed Curd, M urray All monies raised will go 502-753-5841 toward helping the fire de­ D ist. 8 - Rep. Ramsey Morris, Jr. Hopkinsville partment pay for a recently New Hope Baptist Church 502-886-3718 purchased fire truck. May 28th - June 1st ' 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. ^ For a ride call: Monday - Double Cheeseburger French Fries P 522 6883 or 522-6822 16 oz. Drink

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i i i TROVER CLINIC A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 22,1991 Breast Cancer Risk In Women Rises to One In Nine

In 1940, the average The Society guidelines are: their current level, American's woman's life­ • monthly breast self-ex­ mammography is the single time risk of developing breast amination for women over 20. most important examination cancer was one in 20; today • clinical breast examina­ a woman can have to safe­ the risk is one in nine, an in­ tions every three years for guard her life. Early detec­ crease which reflects both a women 20 to 40; annually for tion of breast cancer can lit­ rising incidence of breast women over 40. erally mean the difference cancer and an aging popula­ • baseline mammography between life and death. tion. for women 35 to 39; mammo­ We have the equipment at This is the first increase in grams every one to two years Trigg County Hospital to per­ the estimate for lifetime risk for women age 40 to 49, and form this simple, but lifesav­ for the disease since 1987, annually for women over 50. ing test, said a hospital when the American Cancer Despite the increases in spokesperson. Society's estimate rose from breast cancer, early diagno­ one in 11 to one in 10. sis and new advances in "Our technicians are com- ^ Every American woman treatment have helped stabi­ petent, well-trained and car- y . should consider herself at lize the mortality rate for ing persons who can "walk" BOWLING CHAMPIONS: A team of bowlers from Trigg County have captured the Indian Hills risk and should follow the breast cancer — resulting in you through the entire proce- Bowling League’s Senior League championship. Bowlers Martha Smith (126 average), Charlie American Cancer Society's only a 3 percent increase in dure, quieting your fears and Turner (150 average), Billie Woodie (128 average) and Ann Turner (137 average) beat out 18 guidelines for early detection the mortality rate since 1955. discussing each step of the teams to capture the championship. The foursome won jackets for their accomplishment. Many of breast cancer. To maintain the statistics at exam." teams have higher averages, but the combination of the four was outstanding. A meeting for organizing the league will be held the second Wednesday in September. All seniors are invited.

Mrs. Bertie Gingles that I am writing an update to that book. Assesment Program Turns $69 Million The book by Mrs. Gingles details the descendants of Into $167 Million For Kentucky Hospitals INFO W illiam and Nancy Cun­ The first year of Kentucky's lion and $33 million, respec­ Medicaid is a federal - state money at a ratio of 72 to 28 ningham of Trigg County. assessment plan on hospitals tively. Comparative figures assistance program that pays cents. My mother was a Cunning­ ' Begins on A-2 participating in the state for the last six months of the for medical care for people Trigg County Hospital had ham and I have three older Medicaid program has trans­ fiscal year - figures which with low incomes. For every an assessment of $69,158 with or other Crisp information sisters who are listed in the formed $69.5 million in as­ reflected the changes made Medicaid dollar, the federal a return of $131,999 for the concerning possible connec­ original edition. sessments into $167.5 million during the 1991 special leg­ government matches state year. tions. The new edition will be de­ in matching Medicaid funds. islative session — rose to $59 My second goal for this let­ signed to be updated every 10 Gov. Wallace G. W ilkin­ million for assessments and ter is to inform any of your years or so, and I intend to son and the 1990 legislature $134.5 million in benefits re­ Do it readers that I am attempting complete the first preliminary to put together a book for the created the Hospital Indigent paid. copy of the book by late 1992 or Austin Peay graduates out of respect Crisp family. I am specifi­ early 1993. The timeframe Care Assessment Program "This program is making a cally focusing on Jarrott and depends on the response. (HICAP), authorizing collec­ include Trigg students for the dead. significant impact on the tra­ his descendants, but anyone Anyone with family infor­ tion of a 1 percent assessment Austin Peay State Univer­ with Crisp ancestry is en­ mation should contact me. on 109 participating hospital's ditional losses for indigent sity’s 62nd commencement And the living. couraged to contact me. I f your readers have any annual operating costs. care costs absorbed by Ken­ exercises were held Friday, I am in contact with other questions concerning the In the 1991 special legisla­ tucky hospitals," said Com­ May 10, honoring approxi­ tive session, the assessment missioner Roy Butler of the Crisp researchers who are content of this letter, they can mately 835 undergraduate THE AMERICAN HEART putting together books. I in­ contact me at the below ad­ level was raised to 5 percent. state Department for Medi­ and graduate degree recipi­ ASSOCIATION caid Services. MEMORIAL PROGRAM® tend to make my information dress or by phone during The levy is used to match fed­ ents. "Hospitals with a dispro­ available to one or two of the weekday hours at (703) 663- eral Medicaid dollars, and Students graduating from portionate low-income patient researchers to be included in 8851. the return — which ranges Trigg County include: their editions as well. from 100 percent to 300 percent load are the major beneficia­ Thomas Jewell Coates, Jr.; ries of HICAP," said Butler. My last purpose in writing Sincerely, — is repaid to hospitals on a Laura B. McElroy; Jeana "In most cases, these are this letter is to inform those of David R. Crisp quarterly basis. Ross Matthews; Cynthia American Heart your readers who may have 304 Gerber Drive. Assessments and benefits small rural hospitals with Anne Cooke and Pebbles Association been listed in the book, "The Fredericksburg, Va. for the first half of the 1990-91 Medicaid-eligible patient Herndon Lancaster. Cunningham Family," by fiscal year totaled $10.5 mil­ loads as high as 40 percent." ! provided as a public service.

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Engagements Bannister will host DAR meet Saturday

Mrs. Joyce D. Bannister chapter, retired in 1971 as will be the hostess to the James home economics teacher at Thomas Chapter Kentucky Trigg County High School. Society Daughters of the She was active in the DAR American Revolution at 1:30 chapter and served as regis- 0 p.m. Saturday, May 25 at the trar, librarian, historian, Banister home, 105 Main chaplain, and served on a Street, Cadiz. number of committees. Assisting Mrs. Bannister She was also an active will be Mrs. Earl Simmons member of the Locust Grove and Mrs. Jane Futrell Baptist Church. Wright. Mrs. Sumner, a native Mrs. Edward Rogers, Trigg Countian, was a regu­ regent, will lead the DAR rit­ lar member of the DAR chap­ ual and preside over the busi­ ter. She was a school teacher 0 ness session. in Trigg County before mar­ Mrs. Gilbert N. Bridges rying and moving to Alton, will be in charge of the pro­ 111. gram in memory of deceased Mrs. Humphries and Mrs. members, Gertrude Sumner Sumner were decendants of Humphries and Elizabeth James Thomas for whom the Thomas Sumner. chapter was named. Mrs. Humphries, an orga­ All member are urged to at­ nizing member of the DAR tend the meeting. Births ------# P'Pool Jason and Rhonda P'Pool of Maternal grandparents are Cadiz are proud to announce Ms. Frances Fuller and the B r i m m e r - H u m p h r e y s Holt - Panagiotidis the birth of their son, Jordan late Bennie Fuller of Cadiz. Bennett, born at 4:24 p.m. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ms. Judy P. H o lt, mother of Purdue University and is Humphreys and Annie May 17 at Murray-Calloway Mr. and Mrs. James P'Pool of Brimmer of Cadiz, announce the bride-elect, and Mr. and employed by Colby Enter­ Vaughn and the late Claude County Hospital. W allonia. Q the engagement and ap­ Vaughn of Murray. Mrs. Ocie Futrell of Cadiz, prises. He weighed eight pounds, Paternal great­ proaching marriage of their The bride-elect graduated grandparents, announce the four ounces and was 21 grandmother is Ms. Lois daughter, Beth Bea Brimmer from Murray State University engagement of Tina Lynn The couple are planning a inches. Adams of Cadiz. to Jeffrey Max Humphreys, in December 1990 with a Holt of Griffith, Ind. to Nick June 22 wedding. All friends son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bachelor of Science degree in Panagiotidis of Merrillville, and relatives are invited to Humphreys of Murray. Fashion Merchandising. Ind. attend. The ceremony will be Miss Brim m er is the The groom-elect graduated The bride-elect is a held at Saints Constantine Tabor's granddaughter of Mrs. Ber­ from Murray State University graduate of Sawyer College of and Helen Greek Orthodox nice Gallup and the late Earl in May 1989 with a Bachelor of Business and is employed by Church in Merrillville. A re­ Asphalt Sealing Brimmer of Greenville, MI Science degree in Finance. Thomas Havey & Co. CPAs. ception will be held following and Mrs. Lillian Mulley and He is employed by Rhone- Her fiance is a graduate of the ceremony. Sealing and striping the late Edwin Mulley of Bury Poulenc Rorer Pharmaceuti­ Driveways - Parking lots St. Edmunds, England. Subscribe to IRonrit cal Company. FREE estimates Mr, Humphreys is the The wedding date is set for today and see why everyone is smiling! grandson of Jessie July 13 at Bethesda United 388-2535 Humphreys and the late Jack Methodist Church in Cadiz. For more Information, call 522-6605

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rea, Vietnam and Desert She also announced the Trigg The Trigg County Histori­ A-1 Furniture's Yearly cal Society met May 11 at Storm. County Museum opening date Hamtown Restaurant for Many other things will be of May 17 for the tourist sea­ their regular monthly meet­ included in the parade. The son. It will close following the Pre-M em orial Day Sale ing. Harry Todd, the new flag raising will take place at Trigg County Ham Festival. Cadiz-Trigg County Tourist the Trigg County Complex Mrs. Martin also stressed Director, was the guest where other activities will the point to keep the museum Don't Miss This One! speaker. also being going on. Plans open, help is needed by local Todd spoke of some of the are for some three or four he­ people. plans being made for Cadiz licopters from the 101st to be With 1-24 and the tourist on new name brand furniture, here and Trigg County for the displayed at this time. center nearby, tourists will be are some of the specials- coming months. Todd went on to say the stopping by as well as local Some of the projects in­ tourist business was on the people. cluded Cadiz Main Street, the increase in Trigg County. The museum belongs to all Fourth of July, as well as other Since the Victory Rally in Trigg Countians to make it a activities on through the Cadiz, people from various success, each of the members 6 pc. All Wood Dinette Christmas Parade. states have called his office or non-members are asked to Twin-set.. $109.00 1 - 5 ft. Bench, 4 Chairs Cadiz is one of 29 cities in wanting information help. A part of Trigg County Full-set ...... $129.00 Kentucky with the Main Street pertaining to this area. History is being preserved Queen-set...... $199.00 Tresel table $ 2 0 0 0 0 program and is the only city He also reminded the Soci­ through the old and unusual Bunkies-each $32.95 of the 29 that has 100 percent ety of the 1992 Rand McNally items from Trigg County occupied buildings on Main National Tourist Guide which families displayed. 4 Drawer chest Carpet — Ready to lay Light & Dark...., $44.95 Street. will be featuring Trigg Mrs. Martin asks if you 0 0 0 0 Todd explained plans are County and Cadiz. This will could help at anytime call her 5 Drawer chest... $74.95 9x12 - *1 0 9 12x15■ *1 4 9 well underway for the July 4th be quite a boost for our county, at 522-3235 or call Charlotte Dresser & M irror, $89.95 Choice of Colors activities, beginning in Cadiz he said. Wilson at 522-6228. Nite stand...... $39.95 with a parade, with trailer Mabel Martin, the Histori­ The last meeting until fall Headboards...... $59.00 Twin beds, caravans carrying service cal Society president, presided will be held at noon, June 8 at Student desk...... $79.00 complete i 3 9 9! Hamtown. men from World War II, Ko­ over the business meeting. Living Room Special sofa, love seat, chair, 2 end tables pas « £ ds’ *179°° 1 cocktail, 2 lamps $C A A O O Daybeds, complete with $ 4 0 0 9 5 Education All For W 9 9 mattress & link springs 1 w D rn d D O jQWRfT.. .‘Majestic (Design In Trigg middle students honored A n Oa((_ fin ish ed (Bedroom! Wallace Benjamin Davis and Eilsah "Eli" W.L. Hopson, students at Trigg County Middle School, will be honored for their academic achievement at a statewide ceremony May 31 at Western Kentucky University. They will also be recog­

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Regional Governors Cup Junior English - Emily Ezell and Algebra 1- Jennifer Gray and Trigg County High School held it's English Comprehension- Jamey annual Honors Day Wednesday, Leah Fuller Yoinette Bridges Skaggs Senior English- Nikki Algebra 2- Kelly Prince and Neely May 15 at the Gym. Winners were: Social Studies- John McAtee Cunningham, Lorraine Mitchell, Quist American Legion - John McAtee, ' Language Arts- Lorraine Mitchell Carol Beth Mize Pre-Calculus- Leah Fuller Holly Hite, Billy Parker & Stephanie Quick Recall- John McAtee, Billy Advanced Topics in Mathematics- Humphries AP Senior English- John McAtee Parker, Jamey Skaggs and Jessica Daughters of the American Word Power- Barbie Dickerson John McAtee Finley and Leah Fuller Revolution- Stephanie Humphries Geometry - Jim Duncan And Academic Team Wildcat Award- Veterans of Foreign Wars- Leah Foreign Language: DeWana King John McAtee Resler French 1- Leah Fuller Basic Undergirded Math 1- Beta: Summer Honors Program - PEPP German 2- Diane Oliver Melissa Smith Outstanding Member- Stephanie program: Teresa Bodnar, Governor's Basic Intergrated Math 2- Chandra Spanish 1- Jeremy Ray Humphries Scholar: Leah Fuller, WKU Junior Spanish 2- John McAtee Hendrix Senior Recognition- Audrey Allen, Scholar: Jessica Finley, PRECC Health and Physical Education: Retailing: Retailing 1 Brian Teresa Bodnar, Brian Campbell, Eric Youth Tour: Edye Fourshee Health- Jim Duncan and Roxanne Campbell, Amanda Edwards Crump, Barbie Dickerson, Jason AAU/Mars Milky Way High Advanced Marketing- Eric Crump Stone Hargis, Holly Hite, Stephanie School All-Am erican Award- Vocational Completer Certificates- Physical Education- Beth Humphries, Sabrina Keller, Tameka Stephanie Humphries Eric Crump, Reggie Darnell, Roy McCormick And Patrick Perry Kirby, John McAtee, Lorraine Woodmen of the World- Lorraine Ladd, Kim Mitchell, Leah Resler, Health Services: Mitchell, Carol Beth Mize, Billy Mitchell Jason Simdon, Beth Wallace, and Outstanding Student- Audrey Parker, Andrea Radford, George Edward L. Oates Awards: Chris Weatherspoon Allen, Runnels, Holly Shelton, Beth Marie Cunningham English Participants- Audrey Allen, Science: Award- Nikki Cunningham, AP Chemistry- Edye Fourshee Wallace Teresa Bodnar, Jennie Boren, Erika New Member Recognition- Lorraine Mitchell Dubowsky, Holly Hite, Darla Chemistry 1- Kelly Prince and Michelle Cornelius, Amanda Norris Baker Math Award- John Neely Quist Holland, Lorraine Mitchell and Edwards, Glenda Malone, Christy McAtee, Teresa Bodner Angela Taylor Consumer Chemistry-Tina Choate Merrick, Diane Oliver, Kelly Prince, McKenzie Bacon History Award- Home Economics: Basic Biology 1- Jason Meador Neely Quist, Jeremy Ray, Holly Holly Hite, Lorraine Mitchell Commercial Foods 1- Eric Standard Biology I- Alissha Keller Shelton, Roxanne Stone, Pam Lillie Thomas Science Award- Eagleson Advanced Biology- Jim Duncan Thomas Barbie Dickerson, Jason Hargis Commercial Foods 2- Candee AP Biology- George Runnels DECA: Outstanding Member- Beth Regina Wilkerson and Natalie Baker present the William A. Arzilla Watts Music Award- Physics- John McAtee Malone Wharton Drafting & Industrial Arts Award to Brian Campbell. Patricia Love, Mike Rogers, Jason Adult Living- Dana Hargrove Principles of Technology- Chris Wallace FBLA: Outstanding Member-Darci Hargis, Michelle Wade Vocational Completer in Miller The Award was part of the Edward L. Oates Awards R.D. Irvin Art Award- Patrick Commercial Foods- Erica Bingham Social Studies: Harper Perry, Brian Campbell and Candee Malone Psychology- Barbie Dickerson FCA: Outstanding Member- Scott Cora Redd Speech Award- Edye Child Care Services I- Michelle AP U.S. History- Holly Hite, Bridges Fourshee, Jessica Finley Wade Allison Burgess, and Pam Thomas Student Council: John Brown Athletic Award- Child Development(Fall) Amy Geography- Jessica Finley Outstanding Member- Scott Stephanie Humphries, Trescia Tyler, Terrell (Spring) Sharee Radford Western Civilization- Neely Quist, Bridges Tandy Gaines, Jeremy Quinn Marriage and Family- Melissa Sharon Baker Edward L. Oates V.I.P Award Eric Fuller Speech/NFL: Allison Burgess, Edye Teacher Of the Year Award-Becky Crump Fashion Design- Melissa Fuller Fourshee, Jessica Finley and Jim Ginn William Wharton Drafting & Parenthood Education- Edye Duncan New Officers; Industrial Arts Award- Brian Fourshee, Lori Fox Technology Education: President- Brandon Oliver Campbell Contemperary Issue- Diane Oliver, General Vice-President- Chris Loyd Art: Over-all Art award: Brian Tara Oakley Drafting- Stephanie Humphries Secretary- Sharee Radford Campbell, A n 1: Patrick Perry Vocational Certification (Child Computer Graphics- Rusty Carter Girl’s Sec. of State-Tiffany Business Education: Services): Production/Survey of Technology- Robison Vocational Completer Certificates Assistant- Michelle Wade, Nikki Scott Ellis Boy's Sec. of State- Jeremy Futrell Administrative Clerk- Scott Cunningham, Traci Proffit, Michelle General Woods- Delbert White Reporter- Ashley Sanders Bridges, Lori Frizell, Sabrina Keller, Malone, Tommy Williams, Missy Vocational Completion National Honor Society: Sherri Cravey Luebbert and Beth Radford and Jason Johnson Certificates- Jason Barlow, Jeff Current Members- Teresa Bodnar, Wallace Aide- Missy Adams and Angela Hunter and Jason Johnson Brian Campbell, Eric Crump, Barbie Secretary- Patti Fredrick and Holt Murray State University Outstanding Dickerson, Holly Hite, Stephanie Cornelia Johnson Worker- Denise Marquess, and Black Student Conference Humphries, John McAtee, Lorraine Clerk-Typist - Tameka Kirby, James Johnson, christy Samsil and Certificates: Patricia Love, Andrea Mitchell, Billy Parker Denise Marquess, Carol Beth Mize Stephanie Humphries Radford, Share Radford, Tameka New Members- Leigh Adams , and Debra Sieg Home Economics 1 - Stacey Kirby, Brian Campbell, Eric Crump Allison Burgess, Jessica Finley, Outstanding Model Office Marshall Academic Team:Members- John Edye Fourshee, Leah Fuller, Jody Employee- Patti Fredrick Food Management (Fall) Angelia McAtee (Captain), Billy Parker, McGill, Diane Oliver Outstanding Acounting 1 Students Birdsong, (Spring) Jodie Ladd Patrick Perry, Jim Duncan, Leah National Honor Society Outstanding Teresa Bodnar, Michelle Cornelius JTPA: PEST I (TOE and Machine Fuller, Jessica Finley and Jamie Freshmen Award- Ryan Wallace. and Stephanie Humphries Shop)- Kevin Futrell, Sonny Skaggs Mike Wright presents Stephanie Humphries with the coveted Outstanding Typewriting 1 Kennedy, Jason Porter, Eddie Proffit, MSU Tournament- John McAtee, Harry C. Thomas Award for spirit and love for the black and Students- Patrick Perry, Debra Matt Skinner, Heather Abies, Lee Billy Parker, Leah Fuller, Jamey Hargis, DeWana King and Toinette Anderson, Angelia Birdsong, Julia Skaggs and Jessica Finley white of Trigg County Athletics. Bridges Blane, Doug Dunn, Tandy Gaines, Governors Cup Outstanding FBLA Member-Darci Bobby Hendricks, Cornelia Johnson, District Governor's Cup Harper Melisa Joyce, Jamie Kennedy, 1st Place- John McAtee Outstanding Word Processing 1 Tameka Kirby, John Lane, Patricia Quick Recall- Billy Parker, Jamie Student- Kelly Prince Love, Candee Malone, Hope Mayes, Skaggs and Jessica Finley Ronnie Mazac, Edgar McGee, Chris Mathematics- John McAtee and In Memory of our Outstanding Introduction to Oliver, James Owen, Andrea Billy Parker Computer Applications Student- Radford, James Ross, Ryan Social Studies- John McAtee, Nicole Cunningham and Shannon Shemwell, Jon Skinner, David Tyler, Michelle Cornelius and Brian < Underhill Greg Tyler, JoAnn Vanlue, Donna Campbell fallen heroes Outstanding Business Wilson Language Arts- Holly Shelton, Mathematics Student- Sabrina Keller PEST 2 (2nd Chance)- David Lorraine Mitchell and Barbie and Allison Burgess Blakeley, Torell Boyd, Granville Dickerson We will be closed on English Cornett, Jennifer McGee and Jerome English Comprehension- Jamey Co-Editors Cat Gazette-Christi Dietlel Patton Skaggs, Holly Shelton and Audrey Memorial Day, & Erika Dubowsky Mathematics: Allen Outstanding Academic Award Algebra 1- Jennifer Gray and Freshmen English- Jim Duncan Yoinette Bridges Monday, May 22. 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i The Cadiz Record, Wednesday,May 22,1991, A-17. Picnic with the Pops slated for June 15 in Hopkinsville

Enjoy an evening of music dinner before the concert for patrons at a cost of $200 for by the Nashville Symphony begins at 8 p.m. a table for eight. Reserved: under the starts as Picnic with Arrangements can be made tables for eight are $100. the Pops returns to with local caterers who are There are also $5 grassroots; Hopkinsville on June 15 on available to provide dinner tickets available. the grounds of University with 15 percent of the proceeds Reservations can be made Heights Academy. being donated back to the arts by calling the arts office at The gates will open at 6 p.m. council. 887-4295. allowing guests time to enjoy There are tables available

food" followed by a dance. McNichols stressed that A talent show/lip sine com­ even though the organizers of • G R A D petition is new to this year’s Project Graduation plan the agenda. There will also be a events, "all this is made posr Begins on front page tug of war, toilet toss, money sible by supporters." dart throw, golf putt, tricycle To make a donation to Pro­ until Friday. "Normally everything falls race, horseshoe throw, and ject Graduation, contact Mc­ Nichols at Trigg County together," he said. "Some "minnow maniac," accord­ Farmers Bank's main FFA HONORARY MEMBERS DEGREES were presented to Board member Mike Allen, Marilyn people like to wait until the ing to events sponsor Ladd, Board member Howell Hopson, and Connie Humphries. Members were presented their Stephanie Perry. branch. last minute to see what we Honorary Member Degees at the FFA's Spring Banquet. need." McNichols said the goal is to make sure "every senior will get at least one prize." 9 Hopkinsville Community College is That means that nearly 100 prizes are needed, because as McNichols noted, "we've had offering summer courses in Cadiz about 90 percent participation in the past and I think it's go­ Hopkinsville Community attend HCC or another uni­ nights a week. Locations for ing to be growing. The re­ College is expanding its versity in the fall," said Betty the classes will be announced sponse has been great." summer schedule to offer Adams, Off-Campus Liason. at registration. Each senior will receive a selected classes in Cadiz. "The business and history According to Adams, any­ souvenir t-shirt, compliments Registration for summer classes may also appeal to one 65 or older may enroll in of local businesses. The _ classes will be held from 5 to 7 Trigg County residents wish­ one or more HCC classes tu­ graduate and their guest will w p.m. Wednesday, June 5 at ing to improve a job skill or ition-free under the Herman L. Donovan Citizens Fellow­ begin the night with "lots of the John L. Street Library. learn more about our great From 90 to 9 weeks: Classes on the summer state," she added. ship Program. It was a happy Mother's Day taking place at the Heritage Persons participating in the House Restaurant in Columbia, Mo. schedule include BE 160 In­ All three classes are trans­ program may take courses for Four generations were celebrated. Great Grandma Myrtle troduction to Business; ENG ferable to a four-year univer­ Gospel singing is set Burnett from Centralia, Mo. seeing her great-granddaughter for the first 101 Writing I; and HIS 240 sity as either a general edu­ credit toward a degree or for no credit. for Saturday night time. Mam Maw Margie Myers lives in Cadiz, Mama Penny and History of Kentucky. cation requirement or an elective. For more information con­ There w ill be a gospel daughter Chloe' Danielle Oakley are also from Cadiz. "We selected classes we felt Being passed through the family is a porcelin doll that is 85 Classes are scheduled to tact HCC's admissions office singing at 7 p.m. May 25 at would benefit the majority of years old, which will now go to Chloe', and someday to her daughter. meet from 6:15 to 9 p.m. two at 886-3921. Pugh Flat Baptist Church. students, whether they plan to Featured singers will be Thanks to Grandm a Myrtle, Mam Maw, Chloe' and son, Chase Glory Bound of Paris, Tenn. for making Mama's Mother's Day so special. I'll love you always. and New Gospel Grass of Love, Pugh Flat. Mama The pastor Arrice Taylor Conserve your water with these tips invites the public to attend.

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A-18, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, May 22,1991

missies, Night Hawks and tire Army." PURDOM battleships for being able to Purdom said the war was a combat the Iraqis. team effort. "We can have the Begins on firont page But without fighting sol­ best leadership, the best tech­ diers there could not have nology and I can even have "Iraq was lead into this war been a victory. "The Armed the best trained soldiers, but if by a man who had cast him­ Services is the best ever. we don't have the grassroot self as a supreme commander These are all volunteers. support from the local level, and a dictator," he said. This point cannot be under­ from the state level and from Purdom saw first hand the stated," he said. the national level, it's not a impact Hussein had on "Our soldiers had to put up winning combination." Kuwait and its people when he with scorching heat. You had A standing ovation from the visited a school that had many to drink the water or else audience brought tears to the Kuwaiti refugees. "The chil­ you'd dehydrate. We faced eyes of the Colonel and to his dren had done drawings of freezing nights in a hole in wife, Jean, a lieutenant this man and how he devas­ the ground. colonel, who was stationed in tated their country. This left a "These kids lived in a fox Saudi Arabia with a medical lasting impression on me." hold that was home for the unit. Purdom said the United next few months. You didn't His wife’s unit, where States leadership had defined have to tell them to dig, either. served as an operating room roles, unlike the roles estab­ I can promise you that. Not supervisor, was located 100 lished during Vietnam. with all the artillery going off miles from the 101st. "I got to "We felt that in this war, the around them. see her about three days a president, the White House month," he said. had their role. The Depart­ "But the kids did their job. I never heard them complain. Their two young sons were ment of Defense had their role HELPING HANDS: Betty E. Gresham of Woodmen of the World's Lodge #20 (right) presents They're an inspiration to me. featured on the cover of and those were clearly de­ Newsweek magazine in an Linton Fire Department Chief Jeff Futrell with 10 pairs of gloves that the firemen will use to fined. I'm not sure I can say They did a better job than I issue devoted to families combat fires. Futrell said, 'These gloves will help us quite a bit With these, instead of waiting that of Vietnam." ever expected them to do. where both parents were serv­ for fire to cool, we can pick up hot tin and move the embers." Woodmen organizations make Purdom also noted the ad­ These soldiers met the tough challenge of combat with dis­ ing in the war. various donations throughout the county. Woodmen are known nationwide for the contributions vanced technology used dur­ of American flags, "but we give to various other projects," Gresham noted. ing Operation Desert Storm. tinction, with valor and This brought a question to "Using this technology of the sometimes at the cost of their Purdom about his feelings on FI-17s, the Stealth, and others, own lives." both parents being deployed. we were able to hit the Iraqi Purdom said the soldiers "It's tough. But if during time installations without a single were "very appreciative of the County. It only costs me my antique business and the at­ of war, only one parent could loss of our aircraft. They ac­ letters and packages from tim e." torney's offices which occupy serve, it would have been dev­ complished 80 percent of their 'home.' I guarantee they • TODD Time is something Todd downtown for that success. loved to hear from you. You astating to either my unit or to missions." knows how to juggle. In addi­ The varied Main Street pro­ folks are the heros of the en­ my wife's unit." He also credits tion to his duties as tourism grams, such as those held thinking of ways we can im­ director, he is also responsible during Easter and Christmas, prove," he said. for the Cadiz Main Street Pro­ fill the streets of downtown "We need to be cautious and The only other major issues Asian or Hispanic apply for a gram. Cadiz. Another event next smart in how we spend our • S T O P facing Congress this week are position with my office." After completing a state- month, known as Main Street • money (to increase tourism)," the authorization and appro­ Hubbard says he agrees, held course recently, Todd is on Stage, is taking on a dif­ Begins on front page he noted. priation bills for fiscal year "we must be equal, but when now a Kentucky Certified ferent note. Literally. said. A recent survey shows that 1992. we start quotas, I don't agree Main Street Coordinator. Todd is planning to call the The Congress recently voted the majority of the tourism Hubbard said coming up with that." "Our main thrust is to re­ June 15 event, "Pickin' on the on the Brady Bill which if trade come from Illinois and will be discussion of the Pres­ Hubbard's bid for re-elec­ vitalize downtown and pre­ Pavement." The featured at­ passed by the Senate and re­ Missouri. "When I buy ads, I ident's Trade Bill and the tion in the near future has serve the historic buildings. traction will be bluegrass ceived the President's ap­ try to target those areas," 1991 Civil Rights Bill, which generated headline-grabbing And I'm sure proud of Cadiz's music. proval, will place a seven-day Todd commented. he said are both controversial. news since State Rep. Greg success." "I think this will be ex­ waiting period on the pur­ Todd said he also likes to "The quota portion of the Higdon of Fancy Farm an­ Of the 29 Kentucky Main tremely popular," Todd said. chase of handguns. -take advantage of free adver­ Civil Rights Bill will make it nounced his challenge. Street cities, only Cadiz has "All across the nation, blue- Hubbard doesn't feel that tising. "I'm on channel 43 rough," Hubbard predicted. But Hubbard says he is not 100 percent occupancy down­ grass festivals and events are bill will make it fully into with a television show and am "What if the quota says you feeling any abnormal pres­ town. "When I go to these state growing and growing." law. "I think there will be a working with WKDZ on must have a certain amount of sure from Higdon's bid, meetings, everyone across the Todd also noted the compromise on that,” he said. maybe a bi-monthly pro­ Asians hired," he queried. "Everything's okay. I usu­ state is amazed at that we can Screaming Eagle Band from "I think there will eventually gram," Todd said. "These "I’ve been in office for 17 ally have an opponent," he do that." Fort Campbell will perform be only a three- to four-day are at no charge to Trigg years and I've never had an says. Todd credits the booming on that day. waiting period."

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By Cindy Camper music which you did not funds for Special Olympics, sary dinner, several Rotari- member in Frankfort. Clement, Richard Danhauer, Cadiz Record Editor write. To be a Rotarian is the Band Boosters, FFA, FHA, ans were honored for their White presented the honors Tony DeName, Tom Elder; write music which you will and many other non-profit service to the club. to the three Rotarians at the Mary Ann Fourqurean, The Cadiz Rotary Club had not dance to. organizations. Stan White, W.J. Hopson Tuesday night event. William Fuller, Mike Gross, its silver anniversary "To be young is to sit under "I understand you have also and Dr. Scott Sutherland re­ All proceeds raised by Paul Kenneth Guinn, Robert Hig- celebration last Tuesday trees you did not plant. To be a committed $10,000 to help ceived the club's highest Harris Fellows goes to the bee, David Hill, Donnie Hol­ night at Lake Barkley State Rotarian is to plant trees un­ build a community building honor, the Paul Harris Fel­ Rotary International Foun­ land, W.J. Hopson, J.D. Resort. The major event was der which you will not sit. at the Trigg County Recre­ lows, named after the Club's dation. "The foundation is Howell, Gary James; attended by more than 100 "This is what Rotary is all ation Complex," he said. organizer. what ties all of us together," Gerald Joseph, Ray Lafser, persons, including Guy about," Hisle said. "Look Be­ "You are always behind "It is one of the finest honors White said. Mark Lovely, James Loyd, lljsle, Rotary's District Gov­ yond Yourself' is the theme Trigg County," Cossey noted. this club can bestow upon their Previous Paul Harris Fel­ Tom Martin, Justin Min- ernor Nominee. for this year, and you, in "Thank you from all Trigg own," said Cleland White, a lows who are current mem­ nehan, Gary Mize, Gary The 25,000 Rotary clubs in Cadiz, have always done Countians." former member of the Cadiz bers of the Cadiz Rotary Club Nichols, August Pisa, James 172 countries is the world's this." Also at the special anniver­ Rotary Club, who is now a are: Cleland White III, Gary Powell, H.B. Quinn, Jack largest service organization. Trigg County Mize, Thomas Elder, Lonnie Sanders; It's 1.1 million members pro­ Judge/Executive Zelner Watkins, H.B. Quinn, Don­ Harold Skaggs, Stanley vide a variety of services Cossey agreed with Hisle. nie Holland and Justin Min- Stokes, John Street, Scott through their fundraisings "There are many, many nehan, who received the honor Sutherland, Edward Taylor, that benefits millions and things you have done to help while a member of the Harry Todd, Jim Wallace, millions of youngsters, senior Trigg County," Cossey told Danville organization. Lonnie Watkins, Jacob Way, citizens and everyday citi­ the Rotarian members. Club president Scott Suther­ Virgil Whited; zens. Cossey said the Rotary Club land also provided honors of H.S. White, Chappel Wil­ What does it mean to be a is able to provide the citizens his own. He gave special son, C.A. Woodall III, Carl Rotarian? Hisle explained it of Trigg County with things awards to Tony DeName, Woodall, and Carol Wright. best with a poem. "It means a "the county government can­ Chappel Wilson, Rudy The Cadiz Rotary Club great deal to me," Hisle said. not do." Watkins, Bill Fuller and meets each Tuesday at noon. "To be young is to swim in a The Rotary Club provides Gary Mize. pool you did not dig. To be a an annual Christmas shop­ Members of the Cadiz Ro­ Rotarian is to dig a pool in ping for youth and senior tary Club are: Chappel Allen, which you will not swim. citizens, helps the Boy Scouts Larry Boyd, Jimmie Carr, "To be young is to dance to and Girl Scouts, provides David Chesnut, Rick

Several Rotary Club members were honored for their service to the Club at the 25th anniversary Rudy Watkins, Mrs. Bill Fulled (accepting the award for her husband), Chappel Wilson and dinner held last Tuesday night at Lake Barkley State Resort. More than 100 guests and Gary Mize received awards for their service to the club. W Rotarians were on hand to celebrate the silver anniversary of the Cadiz Rotary Club.

opecial guests included Guy Hisle, (above) who offered greet­ ings from Rotary Clubs around the world; Cleland White who introduced the Paul Harris Fellows; and Judge/Executive Zelner Cossey.

Col. Theodore Purdom, commander of the Second Brigade, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) was the guest speaker for the night's program. W J -Hopson’ Scott Sutherland, and Stan White received the Paul Harris Fellows at the Silver Anniversary Dinner. #

B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, M ay 22 ,1991

12 Trigg athletes Fitness Center holds bench press contest, female benches 320

Local strong men and Kennedy. 181: 1st-Aaron Schachte, MASTERS over 40: 1st - women made their way to 18-19: lst-Tracey Toney, 2nd- Darrin Gross. Curtis Wells,2nd-William named All-State Lake Barkley State Resort 2nd- Edgar McGee, 3rd-Scott 198: 1st - Joey Noel, 2nd Stinson. Park Saturday, May,10th to Bridges. Kerri Rosenow, 3rd-Mike Biggest Bench- Tim May-1 participate in a bench press Womens: 1st- Cindy Rea­ Bell. brey 420 at a weight of 220, Academic contest. gan, world record holder, 220: lst-Tim Maybrey, 2nd- Maybrey also was outstand­ Trigg County High School Football: Manager, Carol According to Jeff Bergholtz, benched 320, 2nd-Kim Floyd Pickel, 3rd-David ing lifter. Outstanding is proud to announce that 12 of Beth Mize- Honorable Men­ Fitness Center Manager and Stevens,3rd- Jamie Boyd. Kennedy. Teenage Lifter - Tracy its participants in inter­ tion. Tournament Coordinator, 55 114: lst-T.C. Bush 242: 1st- Ron Hunter, 2nd Toney- 275 at a weight of 154. scholastic athletics for the Boys Golf: George Runnels- lifters enter the contest held in 145: lst-Donald Aguilar, Craig Gordon, 3rd-Craig Teenage Biggest Bench- 320 . school year 1990-91, have been Honorable Mention. conjunction with a grand 2nd- David Stokes, 3rd-Chris McIntosh. named Academic All-State by The Kentucky High School opening of a new free-weight Elliot. 275: Roger Ladd. the Kentucky High School Athletic Association began the room. • 165: lst-Chad Routep, 2nd- SUPERHEAVY: Gary Athletic Association. These Academic All State program Top lifters in each class Brooks Barton. Mathews. sports include Football , Boys in 1987, and has honored more were teen-age 14-15: 1st - and Girls Basketball, Cheer­ than 5,000 different Kentucky Richie Floyd, 2nd-Craig leaders, Boys and girls Golf, students each year of the pro­ Oakley and 3rd-Kenneth Softball, Baseball, and Boys grams existence. For the 1990 M iller. and Girls Cross-Country and season, a total of 1157 stu- 16-17: lst-Tim Pierce, 2nd- Ezell wins top U of L award Track. dents-athletes representing Mike P'Pool and 3rd-David Seven athletes were named 150 member schools were Senior Eric Ezell received First team Academic All named First Team throughout the Ed Kallay Award for his the state, while 1791 student- State, Which requires an ath­ Deadline for Sports in outstanding; efforts and com­ lete to maintain a minimum athletes were named Honor­ mitments to the University of of a 3.75 cumulative grade able Mention. next week’s paper Louisville both academically point average up to and in­ Trigg County High School Wednesday, 2 p.m. and athletically. cluding their sports season. is proud of its award winners, Ezell was a four-year letter Five athletes representing the and proud to help prove that winner in both cross-country Wildcats were named Hon­ Academics and Athletics are and track. orable Mention Academic All truly curriculum partners. During his career, Ezell was State, which requires a 3. 25 chosen as the Most Valuable cumulative grade point aver­ Male Runner during his ju­ age up to and including their Sports Trivia nior season. As a freshmen, sports season. Eric set records in the 3000 1. Only 3 players in UK history have scored 50 or more points ACADEMIC ALL STATE meters, 5000 meters and 10,000 in a game. Who are they ? Boys Basketball: John meters. Ezell was also track 2. Name the only brother tandem to win a Batting Title and McAtee- 1st Team captain his senior season. He Rushing Title in the same year? Hint: 1971 Girls Basketball: Stephanie was selected to the Dean's list 3. Only two players have ever hit a home run before their 20th Humphries, Barbie Dicker- during the 1987 and 1988 school birthday and after their 40th name them? son, Holly Hite, Kelly Prince years. 4. Who coached UK before Adolph Rupp ? all 1st Team. Lorraine Ezell was selected to U of L's 5. Who was the first black player to play in the American Mitchell, Tara Oakley and Athletic Directors Honor Roll League? Simone Whipple-Honorable during the 1987,1988 and 1989 Mention. school year's. During his four Cheerleading: Allison year's, Ezell was also a mem­ •suBipuj put3[aAa[Q‘/CqoQ Burgess and Michelle Cor- ber of Phi Eta Sigma (the na­ nelius-lst Team Darci JtuBTS'wnBpiiuqof^-qnwjs Asng puts qqoo /x 'S sWbid apiX Surqsrqj aq; uom uojj puB s[aSuy aqx joj um ojq 3up;sg aq; uom tional honor society) and A l­ Harper and Kendra Ladd- 1'/2 CAR GARAGE $2,390 xa[V uosuqop uojj pus xa[Y ‘2 ‘ubSb h jji[q ‘Morang qog ‘{assj u b q x :y pha Epsilon Delta ( the pre­ Honorable Mention. medical honor society). ______2 CAR GARAGE $2,990 Completely Erected Including Concrete Floor

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PUBLIC NOTIFICATION FOR INFORMING THE PUBLIC OF POSSIBLE IMPACT TO A FLOODPLAIN

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4 4 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, M ay 22, 1991, B-3

• Media problem for Cats and Cards Cheers and Jeers to tide by Memphis State and Ten­ Looks like Michigan won You can say you read it here you over until baseball SPORTIN' nessee fans. Constantly both the college basketball recruit­ first. Bill Parcells, who re­ papers "hound" the local col­ ing wars . Michigan signed cently stepped down as the season begins (mid-July) AROUND lege on minor rule violations two players who were on the Head Coach of the World so minute that it seems like top of everybody's list. Champion New York Giants, the papers want the programs Juwann Howard and Chris will end up coaching Indi­ mostly because of the coach's to be on probation. Lets face it Webber were two of the coun­ ana. By Shannon Knight bad news is better than good try's premier players. Steve Parcells coacned at West admitted problem with alco­ news to a lot of readers. Fisher didn’t stop there. Jalen Point in the 60's when Bobby Sp orts in hol. In fact many of the play­ announced I still say leave the colleges Rose, a third-teamer on most Knight coached the "runnin" ers Hershey referred to had last week that he intends to K e ntuc ky alone because they all cheat in All-American squads, signed Cadets. Knight could very already started to bail out on play at the University of recruiting. Even with the with the Wolverines as did well help pull off a Parcells UK- Rex Chapman, Leron El­ Louisville. Rozier was the NCAA reforming it's laws Texas top schoolboy Jimmy move to Bloomington. Par- lis, Chris Mills and Sean center of some of the most and patrolling campuses at King. cells reason for leaving the Sutton. blown out of proportion, all corners of the country to The trend seems to be play­ Giants was he ran out of chal­ And there has never been ridiculous, recruiting battles curtail recruiting tactics that ers are signing in bunches lenges. Cheers, Jeers, hunches 'n any doubt among those not in recent memory. ************************ are used to gain talent, the and heading to campuses to­ things. looking through blue-tinted The University of Kentucky same 25 teams are the class of gether. Michigans successes Major League baseball is glasses, the NCAA was going had a shot at getting Rozier, the NCAA as it was 20 years in signing does not guarantee the consummate sport in to hammer U K no matter what but lost him in very delicate ago. a title. Remember a class that If you have a America. But it doesn't start Roselle, or any one else in rule violation. Then Rozier ************************ included Derrick Hord, Sam until Thursday after the all- Kentucky did. visits U of L and another comment Two Trigg County Football star game, right ? C H EERS. To Jerome Har­ small infraction takes place Bowie, Dirk Minniefield and players signed letter of in- Charles Hurt ? That class concerning our In the mean time whatever mon for his decision to sign nearly disqualifying the ten tsthis past week. never came close to a title. happened to Mel Parnell ? up for the NBA draft. Harmon Cards from his services. sports coverage Greg Oliver signed with ************************ CHEERS. To decision­ is living proof that the NBA I think the whole matter of Campbellsville and Kenny There cannot be enough makers at Hillerich & needs take a cue from the NFL rule infractions is a tad silly. contact said about the Trigg County Bradsby who are considering and underwrite a minor Any recruit in the country can Wirtz signed to play for Ken­ Girls Basketball program. Shannon Knight moving Louisville Slugger league feeder system. have some kind of NCAA in­ tucky Wesleyan. ************************ We all know about these Co. back to Louisville from JEERS, to Jerome Harmon fraction committed on them or Sports young ladies winning ways New Albany, Ind. for his 3-yearlong charade as by them while deciding where Former LPGA Caddie Tim on the court, But Mike Department JEERS. To Cap Hershey, a a college student. Reminds to play collegiate sports. Stevens has opened up a golf Wright's Lady Cats had 24 of U K fan from Lexington. An me of a remark made by as­ The main problem with U of shop in Hopkinsville. The 522-6605 28 people connected with his ardent critic of ex- U K presi­ sistant coach Jerry Jones of K and U of L is there media. shop is operated by Stevens program maintain a B aver­ dent David Roselle, Hershey Louisville. " We hear a lot The Courier-Journal and The and is supplied by Wingfoot of age for the season. was grumbling again last about colleges using kids. Lexington Herald Leader act Murray. Sports ************************ ************************ week after the C liff Rozier Sometimes the kids use us as if each paper is being ran flap, Suggesting that UK gave too." up to easily to the NCAA, JEERS, to ABC-Television Hershey referred once more to Network for arm twisting its Roselle's sell out of UK's bas­ way out of covering the Big Lodge To Host K-9 Frisbee Event ketball players to the NCAA. Four Classic. Baloney. Proving that big TV still Roselle's principal mission calls the shots. ABC managed Yapping Yorkies, bouncing The event will be held on fee for spectators. Families The winner and runners-up was to jettison Eddie Sutton Please see Cheers on B-4 Collies, audacious Australian Sunday June 30,1991 at 2 p.m. are invited to enjoy this will receive a handsome Cer­ Shepherds and magnificent at Lake Barkley Fitness unique event in a beautiful tificate of Achievement, suit­ mutts will be taking to the Center. park setting. Come and ap­ able for framing. Roger Anderson skies when Lake Barkley The competition is open to plaud these talented canine For additional information Mechanic and Welding State Resort Park hosts the all veteran and novice dogs athlete entertainers. about entering the local com­ 1991 Canine Frisbee disc that can catch a flying disc, Each contestant will receive petition, contact Bill Stevens Championships... The pre­ with registration at the site.lt a Come’ N Get it Canine or Doug Hargrove at (502) 924- Portable Welding and Equipment Repair mier athletic competition for is not necessary to have com­ Championship Frisbee disc 1131 ext. 191. Service calls available 24 hrs. a day! dogs. peted previously or to have had for competition. Also known as the Ashley a qualifying score. Judging Located on Hwy. 139 between Cadiz and Princeton Whippet Invitational, the 1991 will be based on showman­ Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Opens Com' N Get It Frisbee Disc ship, execution, leaping abil­ 365-2283 Championship will attract the ity. New District Office in most entertaining four legged There is no entry fee for Christian County athletes in the area. competitors and no admission ■INTRODUCING1 To serve you even better, we have opened a new, more convenient District Office in Christian County. Gene Wright

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the pettiness of its own rules U o f L hoops With some good Stansbury added, pointing to manual. A native of Brandenburgh, JUST WONDERING DEPT news (finally) in U of L's Dwayne Casey's exile. "It's JEERS. To fickle UK fans Ky in Meade County, Stans­ With the CHEERS basketball camp— Harmon is just something you have to and short attention span me­ bury is accused of making il­ and Clifford Rozier flaps Begins on B-3 leaving, Rozier is coming— live with." dia types( are there any other legal contact with a recruit making UK and U of L fans Bill Olsen will announce any to do what it's wanted to for kind?) who two years ago during his six years as an extra-ordinarily testy each day now that Denny Crum has two years dump half a prime were ready to make C.M. assistant to Lake Kelly at other recently, is it time the signed a new contract time double-header, namely Newton king of Kentucky, but Austin Peay. RECRUITING SCUTTLE schools considered dropping through 2,000 Louisville and Notre Dame, two weeks ago second guessed An official letter of inquiry Kentucky is one of a host of their basketball series Final Four '93. First week but keep Indiana and Ken­ King C. M for taking UK out from the NCAA to APSU says schools recruiting 6-11 Oth­ awhile? in April, 1993. That's when U tucky. of the Clifford Rozier Stansbury not only spoke with ello Harrington from of L will be back in the Final And so it goes CHEERS, to Indiana coach sweeps...without a fight. the prospect during off-limits Mississippi. Four . Starters/back-ups? Bob Knight. Inducted into CHEERS.To Newton for period, but gave the youngster Among the big names: Keith LeGree/Kip Stone at PG; clothes, cologne and $250 Basketball's Hall of Fame in staying on the high road, Georgetown, Arkansas, LSU, Have a point of view you Dwayne Morton/James cash. Springfield last week, Coach NCAA compliance wise and Louisville and Kentucky. would like to share ? Write Knight told reporters Ted Brewer at 2-G; Derwin pointing out that Rozier is "It won’t be a problem when Speculation earlier this Bob Watkins, Sports In Williams was his hero be­ Webb/Greg Minor at small "only another recruit." the truth comes out." Stans­ year that Harrington is not Kentucky , P.O. Box 124, cause he "did things his own forward; Cliff JEERS. To those same UK bury said from Starkville interested in UK are not true, Glendale, Ky 4270. way." Rozier/Tremain Wingfield fans who are angry only be­ Last week. a source in Jackson said last Denying that he has mel­ at power forward and Brian cause it looked as if U of L "There is nothing to be week. lowed Knight said” I'm still Hopgood at center. would get Rozier instead. proven. The whole matter will Another Mississippian on me." But then gave an indi­ NCAA 'HOT WATER' JUST A HUNCH DEPT. be resolved by this fall." UK's current list is 6-4 point cation that he is very sea­ Miss. State assistant coach P a t R iley. Less than one "These things are going to guard Marlin Dorsey. soned. "I bring every senior Rick Stansbury is in hot water season. That is how long Pat happen in this business," who plays for me and ask with the NCAA. Riley's romance with basket­ them what I could have done ball analysis from a T.V stu­ differently." dio lasted. Hunch: When Ri­ JEERS. To NCAA enforce­ ley and the N Y Knicks di­ Horse-show season to start Saturday at complex ment which, because of pres­ vorce in say five years he sure brought to bear by intense may yet be coach at the Uni­ media scrutiny in recent The Trigg County Riding walk, trot, canter canter. versity of Kentucky. • English Equitation 10 and years, has become victim to Club will begin hosting their • Western Equitation 10 under - walk and favorite • Racking Open - walk, annual horseshows Saturday and under — walk and gait. slow rack, rack. night at the Trigg County favorite gait. • Country Saddle Horse - • Best Adult Western Rider Recreation Complex located • Western Equitation 11-17 walk and favorite gait, west­ - walk, favorite gait. Trotline rules for lakes two and a half miles north of - walk and favorite gait. ern tack. • ASB 5 Gaited Open - Cadiz on Ky. 139. • ASB Country Pleasure - • English Equitation - 11-17 walk, slow gait, rack, canter. set by Ky Fish & Wildlife Admission is just $1 per walk, trot, extended trot and - walk and favorite gait There is a $5 entry fee. Five person. Children under 12 are canter. • Western Pleasure and first place ribbons will be admitted free. • ASB Gaited Open - walk, Arabian - walk, job and lope awarded in addition to prize Classes are: trot, canter judged separate. money of $10 for first place; $5 With the coming of hours may be confiscated. • English Lead Line - horse • Pony Pleasure - walk, • Best Adult English Rider - for second place. summer, more and more No sport fisherman shall or pony six years and under. favorite gait, 56" and under­ - 18 and over - walk, favorite Youth classes will have sil­ fishermen are thinking of use more than two sport fish­ • Western Lead Line - measured. ver instead of money. catching catfish. gait. ing trotlines, 50 jug lines, or horse or pony six years and • Fox Trot - walk, Fox Trot • Pleasure Saddle Horse - For more information con­ The Kentucky Department 50 set lines. under. - C.C. Freeman Challenge walk and favorite gait. tact Winston Perry at 522-8758 of Fish & Wildlife want to Sport fishing trotlines shall • Arabian Halter Cup Point Class. • Ladies Western Pleasure or Joy Champion at 522-3349. remind anyone using sport be set at least three feet below • Western Halter • Egg and Spoon - walk, - walk, jog, lope. Show dates have been set for trotlines, set lines, or jugs that the water's surface and con­ •English Halter favorite gait, and ?? during • ASB 5 Gaited Pleasure - May 25, June 22, July 27, Aug. they are required to perma­ tain no more than 50 single or • ASB 3 Gaited Please - intermission. walk, trot, slow, gait, rack, 24 and Sept. 28. nently label or tag each piece multi-barbed hooks placed no of equipment. closer than 18 inches. All sport fishing trotlines, jugs and setlines shall be baited and checked at least PUBLIC NOTICE once every 24 hours. TRIGG LYON VOLUNTEER The fishermen shall re­ At the time of the last election to decide if liquor should be sold in Trigg County, funds were collected move these devices from the from the supporters of selling liquor to support the campaign. Some years back (I was not a resident water, from the bank or from FIRE DEPARTMENT PLANS at the time of the election) I was asked to sign the signature card for the bank account in ease tree limbs when he has fin­ something happened to the secretary...and his name has slipped me. ished fishing. BARBEQUE Trotlines, setlines, or jug There is over $450.00 in the account which I moved to the Bank of Cadiz from Hopkinsville. lines which are not properly The Trigg Lyon Volunteer Fire De­ labeled, remain unchecked, partment will hold its Annual Chicken Bar- QUESTION: To those of you who contributed and were part of that campaign what do you think or unbaited for more than 24 should be done with the funds and someone other than me should be on the account if it is decided beque Dinner, on Saturday M ay 25th, at to leave the account stand. Please address yourthoughts on this to P.O. Box 152, Cadiz, KY 42211. the Fire House on Highway 274, at Rock­ CUSTOM LETTERED SIGHS TO SUIT YOU! castle. Dinner will be served from U:00 AM JACOB E. WAY, Signatory and disinterested bystander. to 6:00 PM . In addition to the barbequed chicken the dinner will include coleslaw, white beans or baked beans, potato chips, pickles, onions, dessert and beverage. The cost to adults is $500 and for children under AUCTION 12 years $250. Saturday June 8,199110:00 AM Cadiz, Kentucky LOCATION: Two miles south of Cadiz, Kentucky, at the intersection of H W Y 139, and H W Y 272. TRIPLE R MARKET ** Real Estate ** Inventory ** Fixtures ** Soo PREVENT REAL ESTATE "The Pistol Peop le" Here is your opportunity to own a going business at a very busy intersection. Groceries, gas, picnic COUNTRY BOY STORES Hr*. 8-5, supplies, etc. this location is very suitable and income producing. 9 ml. S.W. of Hopkinsville This 1800 square foot concrete block building has lots of potentials. It has a 200 amp electric service, Jet. 16**117 gas heat, county water, excellent roof, burglar alarm system, one 1000 gal. and one 500 gal. fuel tank and lots (85-5914 CR/WKNK. of window display space, and rest rooms. Sale Good Easi-to-Stir The property has approximately 250 feet road frontage on both Highway 139 and Highway 272, and May 22-June 1 Driveway Sealer is 1.27 acres in size. There is room for the new buyer to build or move a mobile home on this lot. Easy to apply. Slip- resistant finish ideal for sloped driveways or other INVENTORY AND FIXTURES: Black Top Scaler asphalt surfaces that become Assorted grocery & canned inventory of the store, wood cabinets, tables & chairs, 4 foot galvinized slippery when wet. Fills cracks up to 1/8 in. 5 gal. #090-02076 hood for grill, SHARP ER-2391 cash register, CASIO CE-3115 cash register, 2-draw metal file cabinet, 2-eight foot counters with formica tops, STIM PSON computing scales (18 lbs. capacity), SANITAR Y meat slicer, HOT PO IN T microwave, 10 foot wood counter, cigarettes, tobacco products, candy, 7-four foot section of metal grace ry shelving, 6 wooden grocery display shelves, concrete picnic table, other items also to sell. FOR INFORMATION CALL: Betty Ricks, Century 21, Cadiz, KY., 502-522-6041 or Wayne Boyd, W KY R&A, Inc., Princeton, KY., 502-365-7272. OWNERS: Robert and Shirley Williams, dba Triple R Market TERMS: REAL ESTATE, 20% down day of sale, with balance on delivery of deed within 30 days. PERSONAL PROPERTY, cash or check day of sale. Sales tax charged where applicable POSSESSION: Date of deed. TAXES: 1991 Real Estate taxes will be prorated A N N O U NC E M E N TS D A Y OF SALE TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER PRINTED M ATTER All information contained herein is for informational purposes only. It was obtained How? With the Allstate from reliable sources and is believed to be correct; however, it is not quaranteed. Auto Advantage. A way folks with a great driving record and Allstate Home Insurance Tfledt 'Kentucky Real Estate and Auction, Inc. :ar insurance. Call today for RT. 6, BOX 131C details! PRINCETON, K E N TU C K Y 42445 CARL J. 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4 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, M ay 22, 1991, B-5 Agriculture Checkoff for grain NOW or NEVER begins on June 1 bacco bam right to start with. On April 3, 1991, small Agriculture' grain producers had the That’s advice from George opportunity to vote on a one- J m Notes Duncan, agricultural engi­ fourth of 1 percent checkoff for neer with the University of all small grain sold in Kentucky College of Agri­ Kentucky. The referendum culture. passed by 83 percent. Checkoff | * Agent far "Many farmers w ill be will begin on June 1 of this V V Agriculture building or remodeling to­ year. bacco barns this year because of the increase in tobacco SMALL GRAIN DISEASE MENT quota. If they are going to the Barley Yellow Dwarf has Research shows that good expense and effort of build­ caused some problems in size and quality apples are ing, they should build it fields along with Septoria obtained when the apples are strong enough to last,” Dun­ Leaf Blotch. Barley Yellow thinned so that there are 30 to can said. Dwarf causes yellowing and 40 leaves for each fruit. Dwarf stunting in the plants. Stunted trees would have a lower This means starting with plants will yield about 25 to 50 number because they utilize correct lumber. Hardwood percent less than normal light more effectively. A fruit species such as ash, yellow plants. every six to eight inches along birch, and hickory have each branch is ideal. enough strength to substitute CONTROLLING LAWN Fire blight in apple and pear for the traditional oak or MOSS trees continues to be a problem southern yellow pine. Dr. A.J. Powell, extension due to favorable weather. Use Poplar and sycamore are turf specialist says moss be­ of streptomycin spray along weaker and should not be comes established in lawn with an insecticide to control substituted with the same size areas where turf is thin or insect vectors will help. members for critical, load- .non-existent. It's presence is Rosy apple aphids are also bearing structural members .often associated with shade, present on trees. Symptoms such as long rafters, tier-rail pour surface drainage, poor are rolled up leaves. To supports, cable-hoist supports • ;air circulation (wooded ar­ check, unroll and see if or cable-hoist beams. eas), areas where wetness oc­ aphids are present. This I f a builder is concerned curs such as downspout and symptom can give an appear­ about the use of alternative drain areas. ance of the beginning of fire species or lower quality lum­ There are several treat­ blight. ber for barn construction, he ments and recommenda­ should consult an agricul­ tions. Call or stop by the Ex­ BUILDING A TOBACCO tural engineer or forestry tension office for a copy of his BARN -- DO IT RIGHT specialist for assistance in recommendations. Learn a lesson from the resizing lumber to withstand FRUIT TREE MANAGE- three little pigs: build your to­ the loads. Scouting service offers local farmers helping hand in field ; Finding the time to scout problems. times." * fields often takes a back seat Field scouting is available Any farmer — large jDr !* as farmers must spend more in about 25 counties, Phillips small - will benefit from it, !* hours on planting, harvesting said. "We need enough especially those who have an­ I* and other field work. farmer interest to justify hir­ other job off the farm. ;• Through a cooperative ing a scout to provide field "Improving efficiency and ; program, Kentucky farmers scouting in a county," he ex­ reducing production risks is ;« now have a helping hand. plained. necessary for farmers to ;« The Kentucky Seed Im- "The fee is based on the cost maintain a competitive posi­ \ provement Association per acre of the service a tion in domestic and world (KSIA) is offering a tailor- farmer requests." markets," he said. ;I made Field Scouting Service "This is not a consulting "Field scouting will help as an outreach of the Inte- service," he added. "Scouts farmers reduce unnecessary I grated Pest Management will find out if a problem ex­ chemical use, as well as doc­ ‘ (IPM) program at the Univer- ists, but they will not make ument the use of chemicals ; sity of Kentucky College of specific recommendations that are needed. This will be­ * Agriculture. regarding treatments. If a come increasingly important ; IPM -trained scouts will recommendation is required, as pesticide regulations * collect information on in- the farmer would need to change." ; sects, weeds and diseases, as contact the county agent." For more information on - well as agronomic measure- Phillips said the goal is "to the Field Scouting Service, * ments such as stand counts, provide top-quality, unbiased contact the KSIA at (606) 257- * plant height and crop growth service to help farmers mon­ 2971, or your county extension < stage. itor their crops at the right agent. * Scouts also will take soil * samples for fertility and soy- * bean cyst nematod analyses. ■ "Farmers decide how much ATTENTION _* scouting they want done," ■1 said Alan Phillips, manager LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS ' of KSIA, a non-profit corpora- ! tion that is the official seed All kinds of livestock (except feeder hogs) will be sold ; certifying agency in Ken- each Wednesday. Sale starts at 1 P.M. •l; tucky. CHRISTIAN COUNTY "Farmers can sign up to have as little or as much LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. i; scouting done as they want. It U.S. 68 West of Hopkinsville, Ky. I; is strictly a voluntary ser- !; vice." Phones 885-3175 - 885-8516 ; Scouting is available for Contact: The Hopkinsville Representatives: corn, soybeans, small grains, Steger Cato Tim Cato Larry Larimore ;■ sorghum, alfalfa and other 886-2733 886-2933 886-5336 crops. Fields are scouted at ; emergence and during the v growing season to identify * conditions that could affect *; crop performance and qual- < ity. I Farmers will receive writ- I ten reports during the season 1 and an annual summary on l the crop history, fertility, pes- t ticide use and specific pest SEED SOYBEANS PIONEER * PENNYRILE * ESSEX STAFFORD * HUTCHESON Get Seed Treatment and Innoculation SUDAX S o u t h e r n S t a t e s Results Set Aside Acres * Hay * Pasture S w ith a (Hate 3Rccorh For All Your Seed Needs Contact: Cadiz Branch BROADBENT SEED COMPANY Classified!! U.S. Highway 68 at 1-24 Intersection Hwy. 68-E, Cadiz 522-6681 (502) 235-5182 B-6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, M ay 22,1991

Corn processing plays positive role in trade from corn, saved $700 million He added, "The cumulative tional trade deficit was more Corn processing is an of food and industrial uses, in the corn economy, he said. worth of imported oil.” positive effect on the interna- than $3 billion." increasingly important sector After all, what is "processed Bitzer said. of the corn industry and plays corn?" "Even more important," he a positive role in reducing "Consumers probably think said, "starch can be naturally international trade deficits. in terms of sweet corn or pop­ converted into simple sugars. The amount of corn pro­ corn," Bitzer said. "When Those sugars are the basis for cessed has grown every year people in the industry talk the com sweeteners that pro­ for the last 15 years, said about corn processing, they vide most of the country's Morris Bitzer, Extension talk about wet milling or dry sugar needs." grains specialist with the m illin g ." Com syrup also can be eas­ University of Kentucky Col­ ily fermented into industrial lege of Agriculture. The wet milling industry and beverage alcohols. In the last decade, it has uses almost a billion bushels The dry milling industry Place Your more than doubled, and that of corn each year, he said. uses almost 300 million Ad Here has significance for Ken­ It refines com to separate it bushels of com. About 135 Johnson Motors into starch, protein, fiber and tucky corn growers. million of that also is used to Ozark Crappie Cruisers Beginning oil. Corn oil and corn oil "Processors buy 17 percent produce alcohol, Bitzer said, Javelin margarine are two products Thom as of the U.S. crop," Bitzer said. with the rest used to produce Lowe Aluminum At Only that come from the wet oil, hominy, bran products, 135 Lafayette Street "That's almost one out of ev­ White & Sons Glasport Run-A-Bouts milling process, but there are Auctiori’& Realty Cadiz, Ky. 42211 ery five bushels." meal, grits and com flour. REPAIR SERVICE many more. $5.00 Even though processed corn The success of both wet Hwy 68 Aurora Phone: 502-522-818.1 502-522-3258 represents a growing role in Fiber and protein are used milling and dry milling in­ 474-2209 Per Week! the industry, it may be the in a wide variety of feed prod­ dustries contributes to the least recognized major player ucts, and starch has hundreds health of the total U.S. econ­ omy. Not only does it result in more demand for corn which helps the farmer, the process­ Firewood permits being ing plants provide employ­ RAINBOW ment for a significant num­ INTERNATIONAL Shelton’s issued at LBL stations ber of people. CARPET DYEING & Professional It also makes a positive CLEANING COMPANY Carpet Cleaning Permits to cut firewood on TVA's Land Between the Lakes contribution toward interna­ •Carpet & Upholstery tional trade balance. “We can clean, extract, odor •Water Damage V (LBL) national recreation area are on sale at the Golden VANDY'S FLOOR SERVICE "The 1988 exports of pro­ control & dye your carpet •Steam Cleaning Pond Visitor Center and the North and South Welcome •Carpet Dying Carpet-Vinyl-Hardwood cessed com products were economically." Floors-Ceramic Tile Stations. Sales-Service-lnstallation Licensed, bonded, insured worth more than a billion Upholstery Specialist Can The $10 permit allow five cords of wood to be cut for Carpet & Vinyl in stock Residential & Commercial household use from portions of downed trees left on timber dollars,” Bitzer said. Call 522-8489 522-3932 Over 25 Years Experience Satisfaction Guaranteed "At the same time, corn References available harvest sites. Free Estimates Lanny Shelton Draffenville Cadiz 527-0455 522-1014 365-7610 The permit is good through Dec. 31. For information, call sweeteners reduced our need Satisfaction Guaranteed 924-1231, between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday through to import sugar which saved $1.5 billion. Friday. ______"Ethanol, a fuel produced Floor Covering

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Alter­ Championships in Palmdale, Calif.ln Stereo MAY 22,1991 1:00 f a Thoroughbred Digest :30 f a Motorsports Magazineln Stereo nate game: Minnesota Twins at Texas Ranger- 10:30 0 Truckin’ USA Featured: fall foliage tour 1:30 f a SportsCenter M l (43) This Week in Baseball s.Live with local custom trucks on New Hampshire's MORNING 2:00 f a Up Close I ATP Tour Tennis 7 :0 0 0 World League of Or­ Kankamagus Highway.ln Stereo 2:30 f a Women’s Tennis lando Thunder at Montreal Machine. From 11:00 0 Quarter Horse Racing 5:00 0 SportsCenter Olympic Stadium. (Live) 7:30 0 SportsCenter FRIDAY 6:00 8 © American ( © Skating Spectacular A skating exhibition by TUESDAY 8:00 0 Major League Baseball’s Greatest 0 SportsCenter Paul Wylie, Todd Eldredge, Isabelle Brasseur MAY 24,1991 j Great American Events © Rod and Reel Streamside and Lloyd Eisler, taped in Rochester, N.Y.In MAY 28,1991 I f a Great Outdoors 6:05 0 Major League Baseball San Francisco Stereo ) f a Sportsman’s Challenge Giants at Atlanta Braves. From Atlanta-Fulton 9:30 0 Major League Baseball National game: MORNING ) f a Jimmy Houston Outdoors County Stadium. (Live) Cincinnati Reds at San Francisco Giants. Alter­ AFTERNOON | Trucks and Tractor Power Featured: TNT 6:30 0 SpeedWeek nate game: Houston Astros at Los Angeles 5:00 0 SportsCenter Hour © Tennessee Outdoorsmen 7:30 0 SportsCenter 12:30 f a Auto Racing 8:30 0 Outdoor Writers 7:00 8 Major League Baseball 12:30 0 SportsCenter 8:00 0 Tennis French Open. 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(Live) 2:200 Major League Baseball Montreal Expos heavyweight champion Felix Savon. (Live) 0 Exciting World of Speed and Beauty Fea­ at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. (Live) MAY 23,1991 at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field. (Live) 8:00 8 © 8 © NBA Basketball Western Con­ tured: Harley Davidson Museum; Jet Car World AFTERNOON 2:30 f a Inside the PGA Tour GD Major League Baseball St. Louis Cardi­ Championships in Palmdale, Calif.ln Stereo ference Final. Game 5 if necessary. (Live) MORNING 3:00 f a Senior PGA Golf Bell Atlantic Classic. nals at New York Mets. From Shea Stadium. 0 Prime Time Wrestling 0 Winners Featured: Rick Mears.ln Stereo 12:00 0 Major League Baseball National game: First round from Malvern, Pa. (Live) (Live) 10:00 Q © d ) Indianapolis 500 The 75th edition 9:00 0 Major League Baseball Atlanta Braves 5:00 f a Motoworld 1:00 Q Lead-off Man Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees. Alter­ at San Diego Padres. 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Seniors should beware of fraud artists

If you are a mature adult, Woods' challenge against Business Bureau and any lo­ and then prosecuting when there is a high probability that another state agency is now "J don't believe mature adults cal or state licensing agen­ necessary, to protect con- ^ you'll be targeted by a fraud drawing full compliance. His cies." sumers." w artist wanting to take your office has also challenged the are more susceptable, but I • Private fiduciaries: • Other scams: "The bank money, state's largest used car dealer Woods identified a growing examiner and pigeon-drop "Con artists believe that for alleged misrepresentation know they are targeted more...” problem in fiduciaries: com­ scams continue to work. Both elderly adults are more sus­ and launched other investi­ panies or individuals who of­ are targeted at mature adults ceptible to their scams than gations and prosecutions in fer financial services and and continue to work. I don't management to consumers. understand why because they younger people," stated Ari­ the field of consumer protec­ nies handle the 900 billing are pitching, ask for the writ­ "In most states, people can are improbable in concept." zona Attorney General Grant tion. charges, they do not endorse ten material before making practice in this field without • About the scam artist: Woods, "We in state government the services. any decision. any licensing requirements "Con artists are not like other "I don't believe mature must take more of the lead in "You can even separate the The con artist will most or qualifications — and this crooks. Street thugs or bank & adults are any more suscepti­ consumer concerns and pro­ cost of a 900 call from a bill probably, send nothing. The opens the door to fraud and robbers may be uneducated, ble, but I know they are tar­ tection because the federal without jeopardizing your re­ respectable business will poor and/or stealing to support geted more than any other age government just doesn't do a lationship with the phone probably send you the infor­ mismanagement. "There had been little con­ a drug habit. groups. Therefore, if you are a very good job in this field company. You then need to mation you request for your "The con artist is educated, mature adult, you have to be anymore." challenge the 900 company to consideration. cern about this type of prob­ probably well-dressed and more aware as a consumer so The ultimate responsibility remove the charge." You have no obligation to lem, but in the 1990s, I hope for consumer protection and that a new breed of prosecutors well-spoken, and is not you don't become a victim." Woods applauds telephone buy anything by telephone. concern should start with the w ill emerge, concerned and driven by need but by greed. You don't have to be rich to companies that offer a pre­ You have no obligation to lis­ individual, according to the active in establishing stan­ "Fraud is the worst kind of be so targeted. Woods tells of a blocking service so that 900 ten to the pitch. You have the attorney general. dards in fiduciary practice roof repair scheme that was calls, on your request, cannot ultimate power and control: Please see FRAUD/B-13 ^ "You have the power to say directed at poor, disabled and be made from specific tele­ You can just hang up 'no,' to demand more infor­ uneducated older adults who phones, and that all 900 ser­ The telephone is the pre­ mation, to throw away the owned their homes. vices must define the full ferred method of pitching for mail pitch or to hang up the "The scheme would sell a charges for the calls in ad­ many fraud operators operat­ telephone." roof repair for $5,000 - which vertising and in a voice ing from anywhere in the What’s Cookin’ at the Kitchen? Where and how should may have been actually worth statement when the number is country and able to move mature adults be concerned? $500 in materials and labor - answered. quickly to new locations when Woods detailed some recom­ The following is the menu chicken and gravy, juice, and package the repairs When hearing of the costs and if investigators and mendations: provided by the Senior C iti­ green peas, mashed potatoes, through a finance company in for the call, the consumer prosecutors get close. Texas. Within a year, be­ • 1-900 numbers: "There is zens Kitchen for the coming biscuit, cranberry crunch. could then hang up during the • Home repair: The scams an add-on cost when you week. Reservations must be Friday, May 31 - dried 0 cause of the usurious interest, message period and incur no are everywhere, according to the loan cost rose to more than make any 900 telephone call - made one day in advance for beans and ham, spinach, cost. the attorney general. The from a few dollars to perhaps each meal. Please phone 522- beets, cornbread, peach cob­ $17,000." • Telemarketing and tele­ Williamson home repair The attorney general sued hundreds. It is an 800 number 8341 by 2 p.m. for reserva­ bler. fraud: "I believe telephone scam organization has oper­ both the contractor and the that is toll-free; a 900 number pitches are an invasion of ated many teams throughout tions. Texas finance company. charges you for the call, time Monday, May 27 -- S pecial N ote: A hot lunch privacy and that consumers the United States for more "Our job is not to prevent and whatever they claim they Memorial Day. Kitchen meal is provided to the elderly should have the right to have than 30 years. consumers from making bad offer. closed. 60 years of age and above at the telephone company listing "If someone arrives at your choices in the marketplace, "We just chased a 900 oper­ Tuesday, May - beef-a- Senior Citizens Centers Mon­ have an asterisk or other des­ door saying that they just fin­ 28 but we must assure that people ator out of Arizona who was roni, cabbage, black eyed day through Friday from 11 ignation for the individual, ished a roof or driveway job in are not misled, and that they pitching how to get a bank peas, cornbread, ice cream. a.m. to noon. Please make ^ which signifies that you do not the neighborhood and have have adequate information to credit card even if you were Wednesday, May 29 -- your reservation the day be­ want telephone pitches," said time and materials left, make their own informed fore between the hours of 8 bankrupt, had a poor credit Woods. therefore they can repair your saurkraut and weiner, juice, choice," Woods said. report or had nothing going mixed vegetables, cottage a.m. and 2 p.m. Only a do­ Telephone pitches may in­ place inexpensively, do not Based on that criteria, for you. cheese with fruit, roll, cookie. nation is suggested to defray volve phony land deals, va­ listen any further. Say no and Woods' office filed com­ Thursday, M ay 30 - fried the cost of a meal. "What callers to his 900 cation packages, merchan­ close the door," the prosecutor plaints against the Arizona numbers received was just a dise, investment opportuni­ urged. state lottery because it was not listing of general credit card ties, insurance scams, ‘or a Other investigators inter­ f r displaying the actual odds companies. Applications to variety of other questionable viewed recommend: "Do not against winning and. for its these companies by individu­ promotions. consider or buy anything like promotion messages. als with bad credit, of course, If receiving a telephone construction or repair ser­ Re-Opening "They were promoting the were rejected. Callers were pitch, the attorney general vices without knowing more lottery, saying to buy a ticket charged $30 for a list they advises: Don't buy anything about the company. 'if you want a new car' or 'if could get free most any­ by telephone unless they pro­ "Check their license and Thursday, May 16 you can't pay your bills,’ a where." vided written material. I f you credentials. Interview other denigration of the work Woods stressed that even have an interest in what they customers. Check the Better ethic." though the telephone compa- Serving Famous Fish Dinners t ) A Mteea^t from ffje Me *Under same management SCHEDULE Darrell E. Simon, Minister Sunday: Hours: 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday WALLPAPER i., a PENNY Worship - 9:30 a.m. 522-8503 11:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. Sunday Buy one roll of selected Bible Study -10:00 a.m. in-stock w allpaper —- Lord's Supper-11:00 a.m. Evening W orship-6:00 p.m. WHO IS MY NEIGHBOR? Hwy. 68 & 80 at GET SECOND ROLL FOR Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. & Aurora, Ky. The word neighbor has come to us with the meaning, "one Ciurtfied living next to us or near us." This is not the Bible definition of the word neighbor. In Luke chapter ten a lawyer asks Jesus what he should do ■Reatounowfc 474-2202 306 Main St.^Murray 759-4979_ ^ j j j Off”1 to inherit eternal life. Jesus answers, "What is written in the law? how readest thou?" The lawyer responds, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind; and thy neighbor as thyself." And Jesus said unto Weekly Health Tip him, "Thou hast answered right: this do, and thou shalt live" (Luke 10:25-28). Jesus in approving of this man's answer has told us how to From Rick Clement love our neighbor. We are to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. "We care about your health" The lawyer then asked Jesus, "And who is my neighbor?" (Luke 10:29). 5 2 2 -3 2 1 1 To answer the question, Jesus tells the lawyer about the good Samari­ tan. Please read Luke 10:30-37. The man travelling from Jerusalem to Jericho was undoubt­ edly a Jew. He was robbed, beaten, and nearly dead. Two of his countrymen, whom we would call neighbors, saw him there but passed MOTION SICKNESS by on the other side. A Samaritan came by and saw him and had Bunions compassion on him. To say the least, the relationship between the Jews and Samaritans was not a good one. the Jew could not even say A bunion is an outgrowth of bone that CHOLESTEROL LEVEL the name Samaritan, if a Jew met one on the street, to avoid him he protrudes from the area surrounding the big would cross over to the other side. The Jews had no dealings with the What should my cholesterol level Samaritans (John 4:9; 8:48). Jesus then asked the lawyer which one toe. Normally, the joint of the great toe is be? Less than 200. A reading between of these was neighbor unto him. The lawyer answered, "He that 200 and 240 is borderline high - above showed mercy on him." Now, get the point! Here was a man, a deviated and misaligned. As a result, the big toe 240 you are at serious risk of develop­ ing clogged arteries. If your choles­ Samaritan, who broke through racial barriers to help this Jew. Being is forced into the second toe causing the terol test comes out high, have it neighbor to him meant loving him in spite of his race. To love our retested. If still worrisome, find out neighbor, then, means to love all men regardless of what race they are. surrounding bursa to become painful and your levels of HDL and LDL. What We are to love them as we love ourselves. How do I want to be treated? are they? Simply put, H DL is the inflam m ed. 'good' type of cholesterol, LDL is the Then, that is how I will treat all men. As Christians, we will love all 'bad' type. HDL values should be men and care about the welfare of all men. God does not look at the Bunions require PROMPT attention from a higher than 40; anything below 35 is a color of the skin but at the condition of the heart! We are all of the major risk factor. human race, and Christ shed his blood and gave his life for all men Podiatrist to prevent serious deformity. Dr. (Heb. 2:9). Michael B. Schussler and Associates can treat So, who is my neighbor? Any man that makes up the human Save-On race. God may use me in that man's moment of need to be neighbor your bunions and will accept most major unto him. Jesus teaches me to love all men. Someone has said, 'We do Drugs not love others because of who they are, but because of who we are in insurance plans. Christ Jesus." Let us be neighbor to any man with a need and love all ome in and check our, men. Remember, Dr. Schussler & Associates really prescription low-price guarantee! Send any questions or comments to this article to: Cadiz know your feet! Church of Christ, P.O. Box 1007, Cadiz, KY 42211. Coke 1762 Memorial Drive 615-552-3338 Coke Clarksville, TN 37043 Toll Free 1-800-467-3338 Classic Classic Cahiz (Effitrcff of Cfjrtat 2 liter P.O. 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(6151-876-1291. Cadiz Record classifieds. Call mowers, rear tine tillers. We FOR SALE: 1985 Cadillac 522-6605. ALL RECENT (1991) back have the best warranty on Fleetwood. 4-door, velour PROFESSIONAL DOG CASEY’S PAINTING SERV copies of the Cadiz Record the market, 2 years total seats. All power. Double GROOMING by TINA (all Lakefront acerage-80.4 acres ICE: Painting in and out protection -no questions are .500 + 6% tax each (.530) Eagle W.W. Tires. Low miles. breeds). Ask for: Tina Davis. locatedon Lake Barkley. Lots WANTED TO RENT house 16. Services^) Paperhanging, woodfinish asked!!! - on select models. Copies dating back 1990 and Tinted Glass, Stereo System. Westuck Veterinary Hospi­ of water frontage, wooded, in City of Cadiz for 2 adults ing, diywall repair, smal before are $1.00 + 6% tax We dare to comapre. We also Lady owned. $8,500.00. Also tal. Days 885-0895; Nights development possibilities, (no children or pets). Call carpentry work. Expert work ($1.06) each. The Cadiz Rec­ offer easy monthly payments 1978 Ford Pickup Larait 235-5068. Pick-up available. boat dock permissable. Betty Phelps 522-1111 or ALL TYPES ROOFING, odd manship. 25 years expert ord. on all equipment, plus a Series. Power, Tilt Wheel, $65,000, 522-7638 anytime. nights 522-1100. jobs, painting, home improve­ ence. Reasonable rates. Ev complete parts and service Cruise Control, Fiberglass ments, yards mowed, trim ery customer satisfied. 38fi department. Stop by today 10. Mobile Homes ATV Yamaha, Moto-4 350, Topper. Lots of Extra lights. LOT FOR SALE- Lakefront trees and hauling. Free Esti­ 2274. and take a look. We also take $1800, or best offer. Call 522- Lots of new parts. Aluminum 9 lot on Barkley Lake, Rock­ mates. Work guaranteed. trade-ins with guaranteed Wheels. Like new 6-ply tires. 0 9 Call 522-6836. 7016. trade-in values regardless of castle Shores area. $4,500.00. For all your excavating needs $2,900.00. Want to buy or 1991 - 16x30, 3 Bedroom, condition of your equipment. $15,900; Doublewide, Call 1-904-483-3660. Excellent call CADIZ EXCAVATING, trade for a conversion van ATTENTION-Want to be free Dark fired tobacco bam on Snapper -simply the best. $16,900. 14x70 3 Bedroom, income, easy work assem­ 522-3317,1-800-225-2403 or with raised roof. For more to go fishing? Call Dick’s .65 acre land located on Riley Princeton Lawn & Garden $11,900. See across from bling products at home. 7- 522-6940. Terry Braboy, information call 522-1111 or Painting Service for all your Hollow Road. Holds approxi­ Supply, 201 West Green, 365- Little River Ford or call (502) day 24-hour service. Info 504- Manager. 522-1100. interior and exterior paint­ mately 2 acres tobacco. Call 9360. 885-8511. 646-1700. DEPT. P5055. ing. (502)886-3062. For Rent:2 Bedroom Mobile For Sale-12x60 Mobile Home. Cadiz Ya’lls Shell Food Mart G LEN N WEST-Roofing. . Sharp electronic Cash Regis­ 6. Trucks Home. Water furnished. Ref­ ATTENTION: Ifyouneedto $4,500. Call 522-3920 6a.m.- is now accepting applications Work guaranteed. Free esti- ESTATE JEWELRY. Booth ter. New low prices on gold I erence and Deposit. No in­ have something faxed or need 4. Miz Malva’s Antique Mall, chains. Low prices on 35mm c 2p.m. After 2p.m. call 522- for third shift. Above mini­ mates. -Reasonable. Metal side pets. Call before 7:00 a.m. to receive a fax we can help! mum wage salaries are avail­ Roofs included. Call 886- Cadiz. cameras for those summer 1978Ford Lariat Pickup with or after 8:00 p.m. 522-8032. Just call THE CADIZ REC­ able to people who are hon­ 6378. pictures. Many more bargains fiberglass shell. Sell or trade. ORD for details. It’seasy! 522- est, reliable, and able to deal FOR SALE OR TRADE— at Phelp’s Pawn Shop, 57 Sharp truck. Excellent price. FOR SALE:1977 Country MOBILE HOME FORRENT. with the public in a friendly Close Out Prices on Western Main. Call Jim at 522-1111 or 522- Square 23' Mobile Home. LAKE BARKLEY CON­ Saddles, Dusters, Bridles, 1100. $5500.00. Stove, Refrigera­ Call522-7841. Uzzle’s Trailer courteous manner. Apply at B & M SLAUGHTER- TINUOUS GUTTERING. Halters, Saddle Pads, Used GETTING MARRIED? Short tor, A/C. Phone 522-0604, Court. Cadiz Ya’lls Shell Food Mart, HOUSE- Custom processing. Aluminumorvinyl siding and Highway 68 and 1-24 between Saddle. Crisp Furniture. 522- of cash? FOR SALE - White 1990 TOYOTA -X’tra cab anytime. Beef, Pork, Sheep, Goats and cornice. 34 Cunningham 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Deer. Bill and Margaret Avenue, Cadiz, KY 522-6788. wedding gown and veil. Worn pickup. Liter efi engine, 5 Now accepting applications LOW prices on top quality Monday through Friday. Meador. 522-7623 or 522- once, cleaned and ready-to- speed, power steering, power for 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom homes!! No one, no where has 7870. Cadiz, KY. FOR SALE-12x70 Trailer, wear. Size 8. Excellent condi­ brakes, abs rear brakes, cloth a better housing value-See apartments. Section 8 as­ loaded. Call anytime 522- tion. Priced to sell. Call 924- seats, carpet, am/fm stereo, sisted. Equal Opportunity the leader, Dinkins Mobile FULL-TIME and Part-time MOBILE MECHANIC-Have 5349. air conditioning, sliding back Housing. Barkley Manor BACKHOE AND DOZER Homes. Hwy. 79E Paris, TN. jobs available. Apply at Pro- tools will travel. Jaquars to glass, erm bumpers, bed mat. Apartments. 522-3969. WORK, concrete forming. We 1-901-642-4891. Tek Security. 205 East 14th water faucets. Small block GOSSETT’S- Boat repair, 137 $9,000 miles. Excellent con­ pour concrete basements. FOR SALE-Blue Springs Street, Hopkinsville. Chevy Specialist. 886-0841. Henson Drive. Service on dition $10,800. 886-8850. House building and construc­ Boat Slip in Boat Dock #1. NOW TAKING APPLICA­ Landscaping and lawnmow­ Evinrude, Johnson, Mercury MOVING? Local and out of tion. Call 885-9918, before Call Bill 522-8191. TIONS for new 2-bedroom ing, trees, shrubs and flow­ and MerCruiser. Major and state moving. Complete set­ 9:00 p.m. LOADED!! 1990 Ford F-350 apartment. Very energy-effi­ JOBS IN ALASKA-Hiring. ers planted and trimmed. minor repairs. Open daily 8- up andblocking. Licensed and FOR SALE-Bahama Vaca­ Super Cab. Diesel engine. cient. Quiet neighborhood Up to $600 weekly or more. Free estimates. 886-0829. 5. Phone 502-885-1971. Like new. Wheels and run­ insured. 885-8511. tion. 6 days-5 nights. Ft. near school. $250.00 & up Summer/Year round. Fish­ PAINTING INTERIOR AND McDermott. ning boards. Call (502) 885- Lauderdale/Freeport/ month. 522-7650. Johnny ing, Canneries, Construction, SALE-Large selection of EXTERIOR. Free Estimates. Lucayan. Grand Bahamas. Lot on Kentucky Lake, 1 mile Oliver. Logging. Call now! 1 -206-736- mobile homes-single and Ron Covington. Phone: (502)- $300.00 for 2 persons. Extra South of Kenlake State Park 7000 ext. 5077B8. Woods doubles-new and used. Dink­ nights available at $60.00 per in Anderson Shores. Easy ||[:^ |||||||||||||| ins Mobile Homes-Hwy. 79E night. Retail value $800.00. terms. Call 1-800-621-3894 ONE BEDROOM BUNGA­ Need Money Fast? Make up Paris, TN. 1-901-642-4891. PRIVATE Investigator Drug Serious inquiries only. 522- or (502)474-8826 for appoint­ LOW-for rent. $165.00 per to $125 per day trimming Open weekdays till 7:00, D.B.A. Confidential Investi­ 6587, after 6:00p.m. ment. $2,000 NEGOTLABLE-1984 month plus deposit. Also, 1 photographs. No experience weekend till 6:00. gations, Southside Shopping Store, Inc. Honda 750 Shadow. 5,000 bedroom furnished apart­ necessary. 1-800-336-8005. Center, Suite #102, Murray, RAVEN 25 Caliber Auto­ miles. Maroon, matching ment in town. $175.00 per Trusses Fitted FOR SALE-Ford Red Belly month plus deposit. Ask for 753-2641. Tractor-8N- $1500.00 Call matic Pistol specially priced helmet, drive shaft, new tires. Needed Immediately-Experi­ TRAILERS For Rent- 2 Bed­ Bill. 522-0324, Locher Realty. Lynn Waller Realtor®, 522- w/ this ad $59.00. Star Model Call (502) 886-0851 after 5:00 enced Sewing Operators- Spring Elastic rooms, $150.00 month, de­ 8765. BM-9 Millimeter w/ this ad or (502) 886-3357 days, ask Apply in person: 7 a.m.-5 p.m. posit required. 4 1/2 miles BATTERIES $29.95-Andup, 808 S. Main only $295.00. Come in and for Angie. (M-F), 7a.m.-llp.m, (Sat.). North of Cadiz on Highway WHY RENT? HOME FOR $1, exchange. Pit Stop Automo­ check on selection of 22 cali­ Elk Brand Mfg. Co., Inc. Hopkinsville, KY FOR SALE-Massey Ferguson 139. Call 522-8765. Lynn REPOS. Gov’t Giveaway tive, 1468 East 9th Street, ber Wester Stlye Revolvers Lafayette St. Cadiz. EOE M/ Backhoe $3600.00. Call 924- 8. B o a ts Waller Realtor® Programs! For Information Hopkinsville. Call (502) 885- ” 885-5341 > for as low as $99.95. See the 504-641-8003 EXT. R-7480. F/H. 3355. Golden 22 LR/22 mag. Re­ c I volver specially priced FOR SALE-28’ Sylvan Pon­ FOR SALE: Nodaway Maple $149.00. We buy & loan Finish Baby Bed and match­ toon Boat and Trailer. 1988 PRINCETON WELDING money or trade guns. Bring 60H.P. Johnson Outboard POST FRAME BUILDINGS ing dressing table with Ger­ your ad in and let’s do some COMMERCIAL BUILDING VRO. Cumberland Drive, & RADIATOR affordably priced for your every need. ber extra firm intercoil mat­ trading-for more information SPACE for lease. Prime loca­ Blue Springs Estates, Cadiz. tress. All excellent condition. tion. Will build to suit. Call 901 Maple Street, Princeton, Kentucky call 522-1111. Call (8121-425-1782. $150.00. Serious inquiries Preferred Realty, Allen Perk­ only. 522-6587 after 6:00p.m. ins, Broker. Phone:522-3015. Furniture HOUSEBOATS -1987 50 foot WE BUILD & REPAIR BOAT DOCKS Gibson, loaded, $87,500; 58 FOR SALE:650 SXKawasaki G FOR SALE by owner -2 Story Free Estim ates Foot Hilbum, aluminum, Home. 2,500 square feet, fin­ Jet Ski - $2800.00. Phone: ROUND OAK CHINA CABI­ $55,000; 1978 .43 foot ished basement, 4 bedrooms, 365-7747 for more informa­ NET W/ CLAW FEET. Ap­ Carlscraft, $37,500; 1983 44 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, ^Builders, Inc. tion. prox. 12 years old. Excellent foot Gibson, $59,000; 74 53’ covered deck, 23 acres fenced, Shop Home finish. $350.00. 924-5008. Stardust. Call (502)886-8928 2 ponds. 4.5 miles from Cadiz. 365-2151 365-3574 1-800-628-1324 FOR SALE: Gas wood Split­ or 474-2005. $75,000. Phone 522-7943. ter $400.00. Antique Iron Baby Bed $85.00. Gas Yard 9 . P e t s Edger $60.00. Call 235-5007. FOR SALE-23 AcreFarm. All Request for Proposals RCA 20-inch Remote Color 1989 PONTIAC-Sunbird. list FOR SALE-Chinchilla, 1 year fenced and crossfenced, pond, Request TV-$195.00. RCA Remote $7,225, will take $6,250. Call old male. Some accessories cutting lot, county water, 5 for Auditing Services VCR-$150.00. Pioneer AM/ days (502) 885-9717 or nights and cage included. $50.00. miles from Cadiz. Phone 522- FM Tuner & Amplifier & 2 (502) 885-7903. Call 886-3485, after 5:00 p.m. 7943 - $30,000. The City of Cadiz, Kentucky is soliciting For Bids Magnovox Speakers-$175.00. proposals from qualified Certified Pub­ Large CASIO Keyboard- Princeton Uniforms is the place The City of Cadiz, Kentucky is solic­ $95.00. Penny’s Microwave for you to buy good work clothes lic Accountants to provide a financial iting bids for bulk gasoline require­ large size-$l 35.00. Nintendo for less. Pants and shirt $4.99, NOTICE TO BID & tapes at special prices. Shirts $2.00, A shipment of and compliance audit of the City of Cadiz ments for fiscal year beginning July Bringyour ad to Phelp’s Pawn scrubs just came in $4.99 set The Barkley Lake W ater Water and Sewer Fund. This audit shall 1,1991. The successful Bidder must Shop. 57 Main (We buy or Princeton Uniform Plus loan money on similiar items). 127 W Main Street, Princeton, Ky. District solicits bids on 18,000' review the entire scope o f activities and supply unleaded gasoline, price per Call 522-1111. of Class 200 4" PVC and fit­ duration o f projects from July 1, 1990 gallon only, delivered to the city stor­ tings. through June 30, 1991. A ll proposals age tank on as needed basis. Price Classified Directory must be submitted to the City Clerk's Bids will be opened May must include all applicable taxes and To Easy Office, P.O. Box 436, Cadiz, K Y 42211. fees. All bids must be recieved by the 30, 1991 at 10:00 A.M. at the Buying or Selling Proposals will be received by the City of City Clerk's Office no later than 5:00 Business Office on Highway 1...... Legals Cadiz until 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 4, p.m. on Tuesday, June 4,1991. The 68 West. 1991. The City o f Cadiz reserves the 2...... For Sale City of Cadiz reserves the right to 3...... We reserve the right to right to reject any and all proposals re­ reject any and all bids. 4...... Furniture reject any and all bids. ceived. 5...... Automobiles 6...... Trucks 7...... Motorcycles Request for Proposals for 8...... Boats RADIOLOGIC Bid Notice 9...... Auditing Services TECHNOLOGIST The City of Cadiz will accept 10...... Mobile Homes The City of Cadiz, Kentucky is solic­ 11...... Real Estate bids until Tuesday, June 4,1991 iting proposals from qualified Certi­ Trover Clinic is actively recruiting for a at 5:00 p.m. (local time), to fied Public Accountants to provide a 12...... ;...... For Rent Registered Radiologic technologist to work 13...... at our Hopkinsville and Trenton locations. furnish all labor, materials and financial and compliance audit of the 14...... Help Wanted If you can relate to people and have a tools necessary to install vinyl City of Cadiz General Fund. This 15...... record of quality performance as a Regis­ siding with Insulation behind audit shall review the entire scope of 16...... tered Radiologic Technologist put your siding on exterior walls and activities and duration of projects from skills to work by applying in person or by July 1,1990 through June 30,1991. 17...... Miscellaneous mail to: aluminum over cornice, re­ 18...... place two post on front porch All proposals must be submitted to the City Clerk's Office, P.O. Box 436, 19...... Personnel Director and replace three storm win­ Cadiz, KY 42211. Proposals will be 20...... Free dows on Cemetery House lo­ Trover Clinic received by the City of Cadiz until 21...... cated on Humphries Drive in 22...... 500 Clinic Drive 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 4, 1991. Hopkinsville, KY 42240 Cadiz. The City reserves the The City of Cadiz reserves the right 23...... Personals right to reject any and all bids. 24...... to reject any and all proposals re­ Equal Opportunity Employer ceived.

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16. Services 16. Services 17. Miscellaneous 18, livestock i j 9Q c c Postal Jobs: Info, carrier & other positions, Wolff Tanning Beds 25 left, must I BUY ANYTHING OLD, available nationwide. Starting $11.79/hr\* LAWNMOWER-repair. Over NEED A LAND SURVEYOR BEEFALO MEAT-1/5 the fat Starting as low as $495.00. First come JEANW. CROFT, 365-9099. serve. 1-800-633-9647. W/Benefits. 1-602-730-6455 Ex. 00I3D. , 20 years experience. Call OR ENGINEER? Registered ofbeef, less calories than tuna Old furniture, one piece or and 3/4 the cholesterol of (502) 235-5989. professional surveyor, high­ HELP WANTED house full; quality quilts; old skinned chicken. Delicious! way engineer, lots, acerage, OTR Drivers. 12 months experience, 23 subdivisions, construction jewelry (gold and costume); 885-2774. INSTRUCTION Let us clean your house! Free years of age, drug testing required. I staking. For all your survey­ old quality china; old glass­ nady Truck Line. Start 23-26c/m: estimates. Cadiz & Trigg Auction, Saturday, June 8, 10:00 A.M., 14 ing needs contact James T. ware; vintage clothing and tarp/vacation pay, safety bonus, spouse County. Call 522-7889, after BULL FOR SALE: Chi-An- room Heritage Home, Antiques, Victorian Boren, 522-7955. etc. Top dollar paid. passenger program. 1-800-648-9664. 4:00 p.m. gus. Call 522-0004. Furniture, Old Books, For details call Kurtz Auction, P.O. Box 216, Marion, KY 42064 PAWN SHOP ON WHEELS. (502) 965-2220. Drivers-OTR-Need Experienced Van/Flat MISCELLANEOUS ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ ROLLINS & SON-Roofing & Need Money For Any Rea­ BULLS AND HEIFERS: drivers. 23 years of age. 1 year experience Auto Loans! No Credit Check/No Dowq TIC TANK CLEANING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES verifiable^ Mileage pay plus benefits. Call Payment Guaranteed Approval. 1988-91 Remodeling, General Home son? We will come to your PERFORMANCE TESTED SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, Wolff Tanning Beds. New Commercial- 1-800-444-6648. Models 1-800-235-4487 24hours. Repair. 20 years experience. home-on loans of $200.00 or Simmental, Gelbvieh, and and reliable service. Reason­ Home Units from $199.00. Lamps-Lotions- FR EE estimates. Call 365- more. We loan money on most Maine-Anjou crossbred serv­ Friendly Home Parties^ has openings for able rates, no extra charge Accessbries. Monthly payments low as MOBILE HOMES 6046. anything of value. Guns, ice age Bulls and Heifers. $18.00. Call today Free New Color Catalog. demonstrators.. No cash investment. No Two burned our mobile homes. 1986' for Sundays or Holidays. Call service charge. Highest commission and Coins, Jewelry, Gold, Silver, Only the very top performers 1-800-462-9197. Fleetwood, 14x80 $1800.00, 1985 Cham-, Collect. Phone(502)886-4114. hostess awards. Three catalogs, over 800 Tv’s, Stereos, VCR’s and offered for sale. All animals pion, 14x56 $1200.00. Starks Bros. Mobilf' ROOFING -For commercial items. Call 1-800-488-4875. Antiques. For more informa­ health tested and guaranteed AAA Company seeks local vending partner Homes, 502-527-1451, 8am-6pm, Ask for* buildings. An E.P.D.M. Ce- handling Tropicana and other pure fruit Glen. lotex Corp. rubber system YARD SERVICE- Will do tion call 522-1111. to breed. Smith Broadbent juices in accounts company establishes. Truck Driver Trainees-Would you like a Farm s, Cadiz, K Y 42211. rewarding job that offers great pay with with a 12 year quarantec. mowing, trim trees and Average monthly income $1,956.00. Part­ New 3 Ton Coleman Central Air $950.0 shrubs or any type yardwork DAY (502) 235-5182 NIGHT ner needs $13,000 cash. 1-800-654-2419. one of the fastest growing trucking compa­ Price comparable to any type PROM DRESS FOR SALE: nies in the country? Poole Truck Line, part Starks Parts & Supplies. 502-527-310 oroddjobs. FR EE Estimates. (Your Complete Mobile Home Parts Store) roof. Free estimate! Call Jim Size 3. Silver, strapless bod­ (502) 235-5170. of the largest truckload transportation Call 924-5217. FOR SALE Brown Roofing 235-5740. ice, full white skirt with net 1979 Cadillac Fleetwood Limo, excellent group in America, can provide the neces­ overlay. Tea-length. Only mechanical condition. 28 inches of stretch, sary tractor/trailer training at a facility near you. In just 4 weeks, you can be A wonderful family experience. Australia/:, /17. Miscellaneous) $50.00! Call 522-6217 after Q.9. Yard Sales new 501 commercial service motor, new European, Scandinavian, Japanese Higjr SCHAMP’S ROOFING-Roof- 7:00p.m. weeknights or any­ 400r turbo transmission, wet bar. Will sacri­ ready for your road test-and eligible for employment with Poole! Classes start soon, school exchange students arriving in AW ing, Remodeling, Cabinet time weekends. fice at $4,800.00, need to sell. Call Frank­ gust. Become a host family/American $rf-, ’ Work. Work Guaranteed. fort (502) 227-8015 after 6 p.m. and tuition is Low, with financial aid avail­ SIDEWALK ANNIVER­ able if you qualify. Call Poole today at 1- tercultural Student Exchange. Call 1 -80

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