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* > 2 8 < VOL. 1 1 2 NO. 2 3 COPYRIGHT © 1993, THE CADIZ RECORD, CADIZ, KENTUCKY 5 0 CENTS City council approves n ew budget A budget of $2,091,900 for the homes and businesses. 1993-94 fiscal year was ap­ The action followed a request proved by the Cadiz City by Patrolman Ricky Pidcock, Council on June 1. who said that such a resolution The new fiscal year begins on would assist emergency person­ July 1. Major expenditures in­ nel in performing their duties. clude water department, Houses in several Cadiz $599,600; general government, neighborhoods are not num­ $549,235; street department, bered in order. Some areas also $239,450; and police depart­ have odd and even numbers on ment, $168,900. the same side of the street. The council also voted to give New Police Chief Ray White all city employees a three per­ agreed with Pidcock's request. cent raise. The last employee "I am familiar with many of pay raise was five percent in the intersections in the city," July 1992. said White, who began his job A review of city revenues and on June 1. "But, if I get a call expenditures through the first and the house is not numbered, nine months of the current fiscal dispatch will need to tell me year showed that the city has how many houses from the in­ a surplus of approximately tersection it is." $15,000. The resolution is expected to "We're right on track for the be presented to the city council entire fiscal year," said Mayor in July. Street numbers should Scott Sivills. be at least three inches in In other action, councilmen height and placed in a Children of all ages escape the 90 degree weather of early June on Summer passes are available. The pool can be rented for private parties. directed City Clerk Jim Lan­ "conspicuous place." Display­ Whitecrest Hill (a.k.a. Swimming Pool Hill). The American Legion Swimming lessons are offered in June and July. "We'll even try to have caster to draft a resolution en­ ing street numbers will be Swimming Pool has been open for more than 50 years. This season's adult lessons and lifeguard lessons sometime during the summer," said couraging city residents to dis­ hours are Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 1 p.m. Jamus Redd, pool director. For more information, call 522-9966. play street numbers on their See C o u nc il, Page A-16 to 5 p.m. Admission for adults is $4, students ■ $3 and preschoolers - $2. Bob Babbage addresses PADD board; Trigg judge-executive receives honor SCOTT BROWN Kentucky in 1961, with the es­ governor Keen Johnson of Lyon Trigg County Judge Executive Staff Writer tablishment of what were County, who served from 1939- Zelner Cossey was presented Kentucky Secretary of State called Area Development 1943. with the W.W. "Bill" Bryan Bob Babbage told members of Councils. The Pennyrile Area "If the ADDs succeed in the Memorial Award. The award the Pennyrile Area Develop­ Development District was in­ future, we'll all succeed," said is presented each year in honor ment District that area devel­ corporated in January 1969. Babbage. of PADD's first chairman and opment districts, or ADDs, "There weren't a lot of be­ In the annual report given by recognizes outstanding have made Kentucky strong and lievers when the ADDs first Adams, he commented on the contributions to the people and benefited many people in the started, but they have worked recent Kentucky 2001 plan that programs of PADD. process. out," Babbage told the crowd at was submitted to Governor Jones Cossey has served 30 years as Babbage's comments came at the Hopkinsville Convention that was the result of public a judge executive and sheriff of the annual PADD meeting that Center. "They deal with what meetings held in each of the Trigg County and serves on the saw Trigg County Judge Execu­ really counts with people. nine Pennyrile counties. Pennyrile Area Agency on Ag­ COSSEY HONORED - Trigg County Judge Executive Zelner Cossey tive Zelner Cossey and outgoing They also reach out and iden­ "This is the most important ing Council, the Inter-Agency (left) receives the W.W. "Bill" Bryan Memorial Award for outstanding PADD Executive Director John tify emerging leaders." thing in the last 15 years. It’s Council board, The PADD contributions to PADD from Neville Rust, chairman of the PADD Adams honored by the board. Babbage, who is seriously our hope that it will be used by Board of Directors, The Pen- Board of Directors. The award is named after Bryan, the first PADD The Area Development Dis­ considering a run at governor in all state agencies in planning chairman. trict concept was originated in 1995, is the grandson of former for the future," Adams said. See P A D D , Page A-16 Wilson receives • 50-year sentence SCOTT BROWN handed out the sentence because Staff Writer of what he termed "the serious A Hopkinsville man charged nature of the crimes commit­ with the rape and robbery of an ted." elderly Cadiz woman late last Wilson was arrested Decem­ year was sentenced to a 50-year ber 26, 1992 by the Cadiz Police prison term June 7 in Lyon Department and Kentucky County Circuit Court before State Police after he entered ^ Judge Bill Cunningham. two lower apartments of a four- Kendall Fitzgerald Wilson, house complex on Lafayette 25, Hopkinsville, could be eli­ Street armed with a small- gible in parole in 12-years, ac­ caliber handgun. State police cording to Cunningham. said Wilson then entered an The Commonwealth recom­ upper apartment and raped the mended the 50-year term after 90-year-old resident. Wilson TRAFFIC MISHAP - Four people were taken to area hospitals operated by Jimmy Duff of Bowling Green. The car, driven by Gene Wilson entered a guilty plea then forced the woman to write following a four-vehicle accident June 4 at the intersection on U.S. 68 English of Benton, collided with the rear of the truck, (see related April 21 in Livingston Circuit and Blue Springs Road. A truck (right) operated by William Carlisle of story on A-4) Court, and Judge Cunningham See W ilso n , Page A-16 Hopkinsville pulled onto U.S. 68 and into the path of a utility truck (left) • A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993 OPINION

Programming my VCR Just the Other Day By Billy Rawls

It was a statement that I wished I had T After my dad retired from teaching not made. (his subjects were history and geogra­ A couple of Thursdays ago, we knew phy), he went to work at a local Sears I accosted Wilton Fort as he we would be working late to finish the store. They put him in the tool depart­ sat in his car; in Mr. Ben Terry Trigg County Information Guide. I looked ment. There's a business decision that ri­ White's corn field (presently at my watch. 6:50 p.m. I headed for the vals the Edsel. West Cadiz Park); reading his door. I guess it was a joke, but for Christmas paper. We chatted about the "Where are you going?" that year, he bought me a tool box com­ new bridge across Caney Creek, Home to set my VCR to tape "Seinfeld" plete with every tool under the sun. and I filled him in on the wan­ and the last episode of "Cheers.” (Interesting sidebar - a friend borrowed dering of that peaceful stretch "Why didn't you set your timer this my tool box a few years ago and asked me of water. morning?" what kind of cleaning fluid I used because My hesitation said it all. I haven't you, we never would have lost the Civil he had never seen tools so shiny. I guess A week or so later, Anna Litchfield Powell handed to me a W ar." been able to figure out how to use it so I he didn't notice my name written in the poem written by Homer Parrent, Jr. about "Caney," and I have to use the instant record button. I come by it naturally. My father knows dust on top of the tool box.) realized that the foursome of us, as well as many other "How long have you had your VCR?" nothing about tools and even less about Thanks to the instant remote button, I 'Cadizite' oldsters, were kindred souls with at least a creek Three years. machinery. He was so gracious to pass didn't miss "Seinfeld” or "Cheers." In and a spring in common. It was the first time in my life I saw a along his lack of knowledge to me. To fact, I watched both shows while trying room full of people bite their lips trying make matters worse, my grandfather -- to assemble my new gas grill. not to laugh. dad's dad -- was a high school industrial Needless to say, I’m still eating a lot of 'Me’an' Charlie Hooks 'us'ta' get my favorite dog, Pewid and "If all Northerners were as dumb as arts instructor. sandwiches. put our eight unshod feet in the dust of the road as we headed for the unspoiled wilderness of 'up Caney' and the adventures therein. Of course we had to get out of sight and -- hopefully -- out of the mind of our elders as we headed for the spooky 20 years ago... covered bridge and the mill dam’s tumbling waters that it spanned. A sharp turn to the left beyond Little River took us from the Three Trigg County young men, hubbub of the "Cadiz Milling Co." with its: "Sunbeam Flour;" Charles Hooks, Bruce Denny and tallest building in our world; amazing plant that furnished Howard Roberts attended the Blue- electricity for ALL of Cadiz; and the prying eyes of busybody grass Boys' State at Eastern Kentucky employees. University in Richmond. The program All eight of our legs entered a tunnel of cool shade as we was sponsored by the American Legion. ambled beside the seemingly still waters that were above the The family of Mrs. Lillie Roberts met dam, but the river soon left us to meander to the mouth of Caney in the Cadiz park for their family re­ Creek. So, we too followed the river trees to where the bank union. was worn slick by hopeful fishermen whose baited or emptied Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Vinson announced hooks had been left to dangle at the end of lines on poles firmly the engagement of their daughter embedded in bank mud at the creek mouth. Me'an Charlie Stephanie to Craig Perry. checked them out in the absence of evidence of any human be­ Local school board honored retiring ings thereabout. teachers Mrs. Angelee Mason and Mrs. Our other activities included: Pewid sizing up a snake and Katherine Venable. shaking it to death; swinging on a grapevine swing that James Guess owner of the local West­ 'Daddy' had earlier cut for us; laying on our bellies and trying ern Auto Store received the "Million to lap spring water like Pewid did; trying to catch fish that Dollar Club Award" for his first mil­ darted in the spring branch; and searching out a couple of fine lion dollars in sales achieved over the fishing poles in the cane break. Oh yes, we loafed by the spring past 12 years. mm telling yams and talked of things that were nobody's business but our own. And another oh yes—we wiggled a lot but succeeded in walking the log across Caney Creek proper. A tight twosome Here are some thoughts about 'UP CANEY' that kindred soul, GREAT WATERS, Ga. - My dog Cat­ perhaps 150 yards out. He wasn't about to Homer Parrent had: fish, the black Lab, took to the water catch a goose, because as soon as he would here at lovely Lake Oconee as he did to get near one, it simply would flap its "Where Little River makes a bend steak bones. wings and move several more feet away And Caney Creek flows gently in Knowing the history and heritage of from him. The problem was, he didn't There is a place left back in time the black Lab, I obviously didn't expect know that. With peace you very seldom find. anything different. This type of dog Catfish started toward the shore, and I makes a marvelous retriever of recently was greatly relieved. Then, a goose Where giant River Hickories thrive shot fowl that fall dead into water. honked to his right and he was back out And cane and Ginseng still Survive I do not take part in shooting at birds into the lake after it. I'm not sure how Where crystal waters sing their song who happen to be flying over water, de­ long my dog had been in the water to that And Bobwhites sing when days are long. spite the fact I have a black Lab, but the point, but I was getting close to a panic. first time I tossed a stick into Lake dog. He dove into the water and swam Catfish eventually gave up on the Then nestled in its Mother Earth Oconee from the shore near my home, after the geese. The geese commenced in­ geese and swam back to shore. It seemed Caney Spring receives its birth Catfish dutifully jumped in and retrieved dividual honking fits and swam outward to me to take him an eternity to make it To flow and nurture Caney Creek it. With gentle waters, cold and sweet. into the lake. the last 50 yards, but he was safe and Catfish has go-get-the-stick down Catfish followed them. hardly seemed winded. perfectly. He hasn’t, however, learned And ever notice how a dog must be in To bring back memories long ago give-back-the-stick, so if he went to all The geese kept swimming toward the licking distance of a human being before Of special friends I used to know. the trouble to bring a dead bird to shore middle of die lake and so did Catfish, in it can shake itself dry? But all our world has changed today he wouldn't turn it over to me for dinner. a heated aquatic pursuit. But I didn’t mind getting wet. I felt a Yet Caney Spring, yet seems to stay.” I'm still in a recovery period from I suddenly could no longer see my dog. I little like an idiot for thinking one of the heart surgery in March, so each day Cat­ could barely see the geese, they were so great breeds of water dogs would be - Homer B. Parrent, Jr. fish and I walk down by the lake. far out into the lake. Where was my dog? stupid enough to swim out into a lake af­ As we walk, I usually toss a stick or two Unsettling thoughts began to enter my ter a gaggle of geese so far it couldn't To Be Continued: into the water for him to retrieve. I can't mind. make it back, but Catfish and I are a throw it very far with a sternum that's I knew black Labs were great swim­ rather tight twosome and getting sprayed still not completely anchored back in mers, but certainly they couldn't just swim with half Lake Oconee off his coat was place after being halved for my surgery. I forever. Did dogs know there is a limit to no bother as long as I had him next to me could throw my fast ball in a school zone how far and how long they can swim and again. Send all corresp ond ence to: and still not be over the speed limit. still get safely back to shore? Now, I want parents of small children So the stick goes only 40 or 50 feet into Had Catfish already slipped under to read this again. Summer's here. The The Cadiz Record the water, barely beyond wading dis­ the water and drowned? Would I be the water beckons. Keep an eye on those little tance. That's as far as I’d ever seen Cat­ first person ever to have a black Lab darlings. P .O .B o x 3 H fish go out into die lake. drown? Unfortunately, they don't know nearly 42211 Catfish and I were on one of our daily I felt completely helpless. Naturally I as much about their limits in pools, ponds C a d iz , K Y walks this week when he espied a gaggle cried out for him, recalling the words of a and lakes as dogs do. of adult and baby geese a few feet off friend who once said, "Ever notice that 'shore. dogs and children never listen once The geese had gotten his attention be­ they're outside?" fore, but since they hadn't been shot, I There was nobody else around. 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OPINION Reconnect government with the people

As a young boy growing up in western Kentucky, I often heard a L e tte rs bit of wisdom I've put in practice over my years in public service: Report to Kentucky "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again." by Sen. W endell Ford Never has that old saying been more true to me -- or needed to be put into practice more — than in my battles to have Congress 173-A Russell Building Parents, students say thanks pass the National Voter Registration Act, most commonly re­ Washington, D.C. 20510 ferred to as the "motor-voter" bill. There were many "trying" (202) 224-4343 times, but I'm pleased to say the measure has been passed by To The Editor: have ordinarily been possible. Congress and will be signed into law this month by President The parents and students of Many volunteer hours go into Clinton . the Trigg County Elementary the planning of each event. Our We began our efforts five years ago to put together legislation tics in the Senate, we still managed to overcome every obstacle School have recently returned thanks goes out to LaNell Bell that would allow citizens to register to vote when they applied placed in our way. from the Project Enrich trip to and the bus drivers -- David for or renewed their driver's license. For those who didn't drive, I believe we finally succeeded in our efforts because the Ameri­ Atlanta. Bell, Pearl Newcomb, Jeannie we developed a bill that would allow for registration by mail can people wanted this bill. The "motor-voter" bill was not The trip offered an opportu­ Poirier, and Nancy Johnson for and at agencies around the various states. dreamed up by politicians. It started at the grassroots and nity for child and parent to a safe and enjoyable trip to At­ It soon became apparent that under the motor-voter bill, over worked its way to Congress with the support of a number of sup­ take part in an educational ex­ lanta. ninety percent of all eligible citizens could be registered to vote. portive organizations. perience. Also a special thanks goes The citizens would be reconnected with their government. The League of Women Voters, the National Association for the Project Enrich was organized out to Carl Woodall and Bobby We developed the legislation in a manner that would knock Advancement of Colored People, the American Association of and directed by LaNell Bell Thomas for their assistance down the unnecessary and arcane barriers that were keeping our Retired Persons were just a few of the many groups representing with the support of the Trigg with the children, planning citizens from the voting booth and fully participating in our gov­ Americans from all walks of life determined to see this legisla­ County Board of Education the means, and the leadership ernment. tion become law. years ago. in the nature hike. In addition, we included stiff provisions to protect against That day will come very soon, and when it does it will repre­ Each year the children have The parents and students voter fraud while ensuring that every eligible American who sent an historic milestone for democracy in our country. Over 70 had educational and cultural of the wanted to vote would have that opportunity guaranteed to them million Americans who are currently not registered to vote will experiences that would not Atlanta Project Enrich Trip under our Constitution. have the chance to fully participate in our democracy. In short, After battling a Presidential veto and opponent's stalling tac- they will be reconnected to their government. Project Enrich a success

To The Editor, a better insight of the world We would like to take this around them and broadens their $$ c a r p o r t opportunity to thank La Nell education. After Hours Bell again for the very success­ A big thank you for our bus SALE ful Project Enrich Program drivers who made this trip Yard Sale 3-Family which she conducted on May 22 possible. Everyone had a won­ Yard Sale though May 24 to Atlanta, Ga. derful time and enjoyed every June 11 & 12 Yard Sale Saturday, Sunday Sat. It was through her hard work minute. 7 a.m. - ? June 12 8-5 and many phone calls that it We want very much to see 8 a.m. - ? June 12 was a tremendous success. this program continued next 141 Lincoln Boat, clothing, Line Street 7a.m. - ? We would like to also take year and also to give La Nell Apt. 45 & 46 household items. this opportunity to thank Skip advance notice so that she can C lothes, m isc., kid'i Howe, a school board member, explore other projects that will 6 miles from 73 Glendale Lots of clothes & stuff, etc. for taking the Project Enrich make another successful year to C ancelled if rain. Hamtown on 274. Program trip. We think that come. Thank you. misc. items the program gives the children Richard and Marilyn Hart Boys 18 Bringing you its second century of hometown news... Yard Sale Will babysit Yard Sale month-2T, Sat., June 12 XZ\^c (ZcxAi'Z, p . e c o i ~ d in mv home. women’s & 8 - 2 June 11 & 12 ______...since 1881 men's clothes 5 miles, 68E to By week or Montgomery. day. 1540 Cerulean Rd. (large sizes), Y a r d S a t e Moving Sale Watch for signs. Watch for Signs children's Lots of items. toys, dishes & June 12 Good Variety Cancel if rain. 522-3627. Lots of Misc. 7 a.m. - ? Sat., June 12 tools. 9 - 3 Yard Sale 233 Short St. REWARD 349 Canton Heights 108 Glendale Y ard Sale Apt. 38 Small Yorkshire Ter­ Area III 4-Familv Yard Cancel if rain. Saturday Saturday r ie r - F e m a le w ith June 12 7 a.m. -1 2 clipped hair. Miss­ Sale Large Yard Sale 8 a.m. - ? 286 2nd Street ing since 6-1-93 on F ree Baby items, clothes, Lots of Stuff Will Jackson Road, J u n e 12 Friday & Saturday Needs a good home! bunk bed mattress, Kathy & Whitney child's pet. 9 a.m . - ? June 1 1 -1 2 Blue Healer jewelry, misc. West 5 2 2 - 8 6 0 7 Joiner's Corner 7 a.m. - ? 3-year-old male Intersection 272 Swimming Pool a n d 139. Hill 522-6772, Open Air YARD SALE 10-Family Yard Lots of everything! Todd or Mike Flea Market June 11-12 Sale 3 IBM Electric Spaces available 8 a.m. - ? Saturday, 7 a.m. - ? Typewriters Every Saturday Nice, early-Ameri- RC Lake Shore can sofa and chair BEAUTICONTROL® For Rent and S u n d ay Infant thru 2T, lighted Drive Barstools, adults 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath, High traffic area beer signs, baby items, COSMETICS Come to Handy and children's wa­ THE WORLD'S PREMIER IMAGE COMPANY™ 14x70 mobile home. books, more! •Free Color Analysis Komer, follow signs. ter skis, men's suits •Skin Care and Cosmetics Central air and heat. 1st time set-up •Instant Image Makeover Country setting. Large FREE Car, dishes, Anna Drive - 38-40, Ford riding •Personal Image Profile© patio deck, large lawn mower, storm •Club & Corporate Presentations Yard sales Welcome! crafts, clothes, left at end of Teresa Gresham garden. and house door, 522-1649 (days) lots misc. Cunningham Image Consultant Call 522-1233 lots of clothes and 235-5511 522-0600 (night) 522-7528 misc. items.

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I k . A-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993

OBITUARIES Four hospitalized after four-vehicle accident Norris 'Jack1 Parrent Ethel Mitchell Stewart A Marshall County man re­ Meanwhile, seven of eight Norris "Jack" Parrent, 68, of He is a former member of the Funeral services for Ethel Homemakers Club. mains hospitalized at Lourdes out-of-town youths were injured Hopkinsville died at 7 a.m. Jennie Stuart Medical Center Mitchell Stewart, 94, Cadiz, Survivors include two sons, Hospital in Paducah following in a one-vehicle accident at the Monday at his home of natural board of directors and helped were held on Sunday, June 6, Troy T. Stewart and William a four-vehicle accident June 4 at intersection of Kentucky 128 causes. establish the hospital's 1993, at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Fu­ Jinks Stewart, both of Trigg the intersection of U.S. 68 and and Dunkerson Bottom Road Services were at 10 a.m., Howard J. Stone Memorial neral Home. County; one daughter, Mrs. the Blue Springs Road. June 2. Wednesday, June 2 at Hughart Trust Fund. Mrs. Stewart died on Friday, Hershel (Charlotte Adams of According to the accident re­ According to Deputy Gene and Beard Funeral Home, He was a member and Sunday June 4, 1993, at 1 p.m. at Shady Hanson; nine grandchildren; 13 port completed by State Jones' report, Ismael Bemal, 16, Hopkinsville. school teacher at St. John Lawn Nursing Home following great-grandchildren. Trooper Tom Rottinghaus, a Clarksville, TN, was driving The Rev. Paul Keneipp offi­ United Methodist Church. a long illness. She was preceded in death by truck operated by William his pick-up eastbound on ciated. The body was cremated. Prior to his career in banking, The Rev. Harry Lewis offici­ her husband, William B. Carlisle, 30, Hopkinsville was Dunkerson Road around 11:16 The son of the late Homer B. Mr. Parrent was a math and ated with Mae Perdue, organ­ Stewart in 1953; one son, southbound on the Blue Springs p.m., six miles east of Cadiz. Road around 11 a.m., three and Lora Litchfield Parrent, science teacher and assistant ist, a duet was sung by Rev. Charles Curtis Stewart in 1949; Bernal told Jones he was lost miles west of Cadiz, and could Mr. Parrent was born Jan. 17, principal at Trigg County High Lewis and Ms. Perdue. Burial one daughter, Eunice Earl and slid through the intersec­ 1925, in Trigg County. School. was in East End Cemetery. Futrell in 1976; one grandson, not stop at the intersection. tion and struck an embankment. He served more than 30 years He was preceded in death by Bom on February 3, 1899, she William Darrell Stewart in Carlisle's truck, which was The report said Bernal was in the Army as a veteran of his wife, Dorothy Porter Par- was the daughter of the late 1974; and one great-great hauling a boat, slid into the traveling between 50 and 60 Korea and World War II, a rent. Thomas "Tinker" Mitchell and granddaughter in infancy. path of a utility truck operated miles-per-hour and left 47-feet by Jimmy Duff, 33, Bowling lieutenant colonel in the Army Survivors include three sons, Charlotte Bell Stiger. Serving as pallbearers were of skid marks. Green, who was westbound on Reserves and commander of the Norris Wayne Parrent, Hop­ A homemaker and profes­ Ronnie Stewart, Dan Stewart, Also treated for injuries was 100th Division Reserve. kinsville Eric Porter Parrent, sional quilter, she was a mem­ Charles Prentice Futrell, Jimmy U.S. 68. DaNisha Wilford, 15; Casan- He began his banking career Crofton and Kent J. Parrent, ber of Cadiz United Methodist Futrell, Gene Adams and The report said a car oper­ dra Montgomery, 17; Ronnie at Trigg County Farmers Bank Hopkinsville; a daughter, Mrs. Church and the Montgomery Thomas Adams. ated by Gene English of Benton Wilson, 18; DeAndra Wilson, in 1954. He retired as president Tom C. (April P.) Jones, Hop­ hit the rear of Duff's truck and 12; all of Hopkinsville; Hwa of First Federal Savings and kinsville; a brother, Homer B. then ran off the left side of the Westerfield, 18, Oak Grove; Load Association in Hop­ Parrent Jr., Bowling Green; and Thomas J. Smith road. Duffs truck overturned in and Marcellus Bush, 18, kinsville in 1965. six grandchildren. a ditch. A truck operated by Crofton. Antoine Nance, 18, Billy Hobbs of Owensboro ran He organized and was the Expressions of sympathy may Funeral services for Thomas J. Lutheran Church, a World War Hopkinsville was not injured. off the road to avoid the wreck first president of the Civitan be made in the form of dona­ Smith, 71, of Madisonville II Army Veteran, a member of Deputy Jones also filed an and struck several sign posts. Club in Cadiz and was past tions to the Howard J. Stons formerly of Cadiz were held on Madisonville Masonic Lodge accident report from May 28 in present of the Hopkinsville Memorial Trust Fund, in care of Tuesday, June 1, 1993 at 2 p.m. #143 F & A.M./ V.F.W. Post English was listed in fair which a car and a Winnebago Kiwanis Club and the Hop- Jennie Stuart Medical Center, at Barnett-Strother Funeral 5480 D.A.V. condition in the intensive care were involved in a collision. kinsville-Christian County 320 W. 18th St., Hopkinsville, Home in Madisonville. unit at Lourdes Hospital in Pa­ Kristine M. Knight, 21, 7494 Chamber of Commerce. Ky. 42240. Mr. Smith died on Saturday, Survivors include his wife, ducah. A passenger in his car, South Road, was traveling May 29, 1993, at 10:45 p.m. at Elizabeth Vaughn Brown 62-year-old Irene English, suf­ north on Kentucky 139,1.5 miles V.A. Hospital in Nashville, Smith of Madisonville; three fered moderate injuries. south of Cadiz around 3:15 p.m. Pauline Martin Tenn. daughters, Carolyn Stamper of Duff was treated and re­ A winnebago operated by The Rev. Keith Harris offi­ Pocatello, Idaho; Carolyn leased from Trigg County Hos­ John Futrell, Demotte, IN, Funeral services for Pauline she was a member of First As­ ciated with burial in Forest Morgan and Pamela Brown pital while Hobbs was not in­ pulled out of a driveway on 139 Martin, 73, of Princeton will be sembly of God. Lawn Memorial Gardens. Vaughn both of Nashville, jured. and into the path of Knight, held on Wednesday, June 9, Survivors include one son, Bom June 11,1921, he was the Tenn.; two sons, Wayne Brown Carlisle escaped injury while who applied her brakes to 1993, at 1 p.m. at Morgan's Fu­ Wallace Don Martin of Cadiz; son of the late Jens Christian of Nashville, Robert "Bob" three passengers weren't as avoid the accident. The report neral Home. one daughter, Janie Ray Jackson Smith and Maria Sofia Madsen Brown of Hanson; one sister, lucky. Lance Carlisle, 8, Hop­ said Knight left 127 feet of skid Mrs. Martin died on Sunday, of Princeton, eight grandchil­ Smith. Mabel Swanson of Worland, kinsville, was taken to Van­ marks and struck a shrub about June 6,1993 at 10:50 p.m. at Jen­ dren; two brothers, Marion An automobile body repair­ Wyoming; five grandchildren derbilt Medical Center in 16 feet off the road. Knight nie Stuart Medical Center fol­ Prowell of Lyon County; man, he was a member of Christ and three great-grandchildren. Nashville where he was was treated and released from lowing a short illness. Shirley Prowell of Princeton; treated and released while Trigg County Hospital. Futrell * Burial was in Oliver Ceme­ three sisters, Rosie Skipworth Josh Meacham, 13, Hop­ told Jones he never saw the tery in Lyon County. and Bonnie Bogle, both of kinsville was treated for in­ Knight vehicle. I Bom November 5, 1919, she Princeton and Sybil Mayes of juries at Jennie Stuart Medical Elsewhere, three were re­ was the daughter of the late Evansville, Ind.; several nieces Bringing you its second century of hometown news... Center in Hopkinsville. An­ ported injured in a two car acci­ James Kelly Prowell and Delia and nephews. other passenger, Randall dent May 29 at the intersection Lynch Prowell. She was preceded in death by XTke C cultz jLecortl Meacham, 40, also of Hop­ of Kentucky 124 and Joey Drive | A retired assembly line her husband, Harry Wallace kinsville, suffered minor in­ worker from Arvin Industries, Martin in 1976. juries. See Accidents, Page A-16

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k I The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993, Aj> LOCAl/STATE

• ' ...... County population continues to grow

SCOTT BROWN growth was second highest in Statewide, the figures Staff Writer the nine-county Pennyrile re­ showed Oldham County with gion, behind Lyon County's the largest gain (5.5 percent), Latest figures released by the projected growth of 1.6 percent. followed by Wolfe and Boone Kentucky State Data Center At the other end of the scale, counties (5.2 percent). estimate that Trigg County’s the figures showed Christian Only Breathitt County's 5.2 population grew 1.3 percent County with an estimated loss percent decrease was higher from 1990 to 1991. of 3.5 percent, second highest in than Christian County's rate. The figures estimated Trigg the state and one of 18 counties Trigg County was the tenth County's 1991 population at that was projected with a loss fastest growing county from 10,497, which is an increase of in population. Christian 1980 to 1990, according to census 136 from the 1990 census total of County officials have ques­ figures, which estimates the 10,361. tioned the accuracy of the data county's population in 2000 at Trigg County’s estimated center's figures. 11,609. STORMY WEATHER ■■ Approximately 2,000 customers were left without electrical power following a Trigg County's population (1900-1991 est.) severe storm on June 4, according to Harold Meredith, manager of the Cadiz branch of Pennyrile Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation. The storm also uprooted several trees, including this one in the Rockcastle area Trigg man not indicted in Christian County shooting

A Christian County grand tavern. 54, Cadiz, waived his case on a jury did not return an indictment Patton surrendered to Hop­ charge of second degree assault against a Cadiz man who kinsville police several hours stemming from a May 17 inci­ claimed he acted in self defense after the shooting. Patton dent at his South Road home when he shot and killed a claimed he fired at Sebree to when he allegedly fired a shot Hopkinsville man in March. avoid being stabbed. Police at his son, Steve, who was Jerome C. Patton, 20, Cadiz, found a pocket knife with a struck by pellets from the shot­ was charged with murder in two-inch blade beside Sebree's gun, according to sheriffs offi­ connection with the March 27 body. cials. shooting death of Bobby E. Meanwhile, a Trigg County Elsewhere, a Trigg County R e a d T h e Sebree, 29, Hopkinsville. Ac­ man waived his case to the man escaped a prison term in cording to Hopkinsville police, grand jury in district court ac­ exchange for a guilty plea in i l Sebree died of a single gunshot tion June 1 before Judge Chap­ Christian County Circuit Court loss I e wound to the face during a fight pell Wilson. m iagfi f j A with Patton at a Hopkinsville Howard Douglas Hancock, See Shooting, Page A-8 They Sell! Everything made fresh daily Cadiz in our own kitchen! The Place To Be!! Homemade Crusts Thick or Thin F R E E Pick-Up and Delivery In •PIZZA 'SANDWICHES Trigg County! •PASTA DINNERS •SALADS Banquet Room Available for Meetings or Parties Your Partner in Printing No Extra Charge (502) 886-5847 911 S. Main cok, Hopkinsville, KY DINE IN OR CARRY OUT 365-2932 7 Days Hwy. 62 West I f Y o u C a n 't 11:00 A.M. Princeton, KY 10:00 P.M. 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So we’re reducing the White, who has had several people stop by the station to price throughout our showroom! greet him since joining the po­ lice department on June 1. "I It’s a perfect time to find Dad a feel as though I have lived recliner for Father’s Day while here 10 years, not one week." As Mayor Scott Sivills put it, White has "hit the ground running" since his first day as chief. The new chief has several goals for the department and himself. He estimates that it will take three months to de­ velop a rules and regulations manual, detailing standard operating procedures for the department. "I've always wanted to be a chief," said White, who was a member of the Calvert City Police Department for almost 10 years, leaving with the rank of sergeant. "I took this job to see if I could run a police de­ partment." All the policemen, including White, will soon start wearing the same uniforms - light blue shirts, dark trousers with blue stripes and trooper-style hats. Before, Cadiz policemen wore NEW POLICE CHIEF -- Ray White feels very comfortable in his new role as the chief of the Cadiz Police several different colors of uni­ Department forms. "We’re in the public eye," said White. "People look to us Calvert City Fire Department, getting the morale back in this year. White does not mind the for guidance. I think it is im­ White would like the police to department. These police offi­ inexperience. portant for our appear ance to be have a role in assisting with cers are professional, they are "I can teach them my way - consistent and professional." fire department calls. going to school, and doing an how to deal with the public, When White’s uniforms come White, who is not lacking for excellent job." how to respond to calls." in, he said he would like to do energy or enthusiasm, does not The Cadiz Police Department After both officers have some foot patrolling. concern himself with the Grand has limited experience, with graduated from the academy, White plans to contact Jury indictments of the former the senior officer only having White may assign an officer to churches and civic groups about police chief and assistant served 14 months on the job. One patrol the downtown area on speaking on subjects such as law chief, on charges of sexual ac­ officer is attending the manda­ foot. enforcement and drug abuse. tivity with a minor. tory state police academy now, A former member of the "What I am concerned with is with another to go later in the See W h ite , Page A-8

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I The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993, A-7 It’s On The Record The child as a witness Question: How old must a per­ The following is June 1 Trigg trial conference kinsville; terroristic threatening, June 24 for pre-trial conference son be before they can be a wit­ County District Court action before Daniel N. Grosskopf Jr., 19; unauthorized use of a motor Angie Jones, 36; theft by de­ ness in a criminal trial? Bench marks Judge Chappell Wilson. Court costs expired or no registration plates; vehicle, harassing communications; ception (cold check) - three counts; A n s w e r: There is no set age are not included. Names and failed to appear continued to June 8 continued for service of process which a child must be before by Bill Cunningham addresses were not listed for all Elli A. Konrad, 25; failure to Donnie Phillips, 25; failure to they can qualify to testify in a Circuit Court Judge people on the calender. display valid sticker; guilty plea, The following is June 3 Trigg register transfer; arraigned and criminal trial. It is within the $15 fine; failure to display reg. County District Court action before continued to June 24 Eddie Martin Shelton, 34; second number; dismissed Judge William McCaslin. Court Chris A. Miller, 21; terroristic discretion of the trial judge, degree burglary (two counts), David S. Futrell, 17; speeding costs are not included. Names and threatening (two counts), assault - and the trial judge's decision gation to tell the truth, then resisting arrest (two counts); (25 mph over), reckless driving, addresses were not listed for all fourth degree (three counts); will rarely be disturbed by an they will be qualified to tes­ continued to June 8 license to be in possession; people. continued to June 24 appellate court. tify. There is no fixed age by Howard Douglas Hancock, 54; continued to June 8 for arraignment Sillas Leroy Miller, 46; ter­ Of course, the law requires which infants obtain testimo­ second degree assault; waived to Lenny J. Bullocks, Cadiz; un­ Darryl E. Cooper, Cadiz; no roristic threatening; not guilty generally that an oath be ad­ nial capacity. grand jury lawful transaction with a minor - insurance; continued to June 24 to plea, continued to June 24 ministered to any witness in a While a formal oath may not Johnny James Johnson, 18; ter­ third degree; deferred from April pay Janice K. Gray, 33; theft trial. A small child however - be required to be given to an in­ roristic threatening; defendant to 6; dismissed Matt Cressler, Cadiz; D.U.I. - (shoplifting); plea of guilty, $25 say 3 or 4 years old - may not fant witness, some type of complete 16 hours of community Ronald Wayne Conner, Hardin; 1st offense, no operators license; fine, three days in jail be capable of understanding the interrogation must be made to service no operators license; continued to continued to June 24 George B. Dunn, 42; habitual formal and somber meaning of Michael A. Tyler, 34; terroristic September 14 to get license Sara Joanne Fernandez, St. determine on the record that violator; prosecution deferred to the oath. threatening; to pay in full by June Michael Thomas, Cadiz; theft Charles, IL; no registration re­ November 18,1993 the young witness feels bound to This whole issue becomes 15 by failure to make required ceipt; dismissed William Douglas Love, 50; tell the truth. This is a rather Robert Howell Ingram, 25; disposition over $300; continued to Roger D. Barrett, Hardin; theft D.U.I.-2nd offense (.195 BA), no very serious, of course, because delicate task for the judge and trafficking marijuana, less than June 8 to execute agreement by deception under $100; continued insurance, speeding (17 mph over), while small children are gen­ normally requires an inquiry as eight ounces (two counts), possession Gary Burks, Cadiz; failure to to June 24 operating on a suspended license, no erally innocent and truthful to whether the witness knows of marijuana, possession of drug register motorboat for 1993; Richard A. Wall, Hopkinsville; registration receipt; continued to almost to an embarrassing the difference between good paraphernalia; continued to June 8 dismissed D.U.I.-lst offense (.18 BA); guilty June 24 fault, they can also be easily and bad and realizes that to Pam Kaye Ingram, 31; traf­ Timothy R. Moore, 23; D.U.I. - plea, $200 fine, $150 S.O. fee, 30 Jeffrey C. Jones, 23; improper manipulated by adults and tell the truth is good and to tell ficking marijuana less than eight 1st offense; (.099 BA); arraigned, days in jail, revoke license for 90 equipment; expired or no reg. their testimony swayed. a lie is bad. Once the child has ounces, manufacturing of drug continued June 8 days plates, no reg. receipt; continued to Therefore, it is very important met this rather simple and di­ paraphernalia, possession of drug Jeffrey J. Large, 31; amended to Mary McCloud Neeble, Cadiz; July 15 to pay that even small children rect test, then his testimony paraphernalia, possession of D.U.I. - 2nd offense; guilty plea, no insurance; dismissed; no reg. Donald E. Cole Jr., 18; speeding understand the seriousness and will be admitted. marijuana; continued to June 8 $350 fine, 7 days in jail, revoke receipt; continued to June 24 (26 mph over); amended to 75-55, James Stewart Houston, 28; no responsibility of their testi­ In most trials, it is a good license for one year; operating on a Chris A. Miller, Cadiz; plea of guilty, $40 fine insurance, cancelled or fictitious mony. idea for the competency of suspended or revoked license; menacing; continued to June 24 Jerry W. Hooks Jr., 16; speeding license, operating on a suspended or guilty plea, $25 fine Kathy Knight; order signed to (26 mph over); plea of not guilty, If a child, regardless of age, young witnesses to be deter­ revoked license; continued to June 8 William T. Wadlington, Cadiz; get hardship license continued to June 24 is found by the court to be capa­ mined either prior to trial be­ Matthew K. Rogers, 23; no habitual violator; release order Barry Donald Arvin, 31; second Christian Thad Wharton, 18; ble of understanding the facts ginning or at least prior to the insurance; continued to show proof denied degree assault; plaintiff has third degree criminal trespass; upon which their testimony is of insurance; no license in Christopher M. Dunn, Hop­ requested charge be dismissed, arraigned, plea of guilty, $50 fine offered and to possess an obli- See Witness, Page A-8 possession; dismissed kinsville; owes $182.50; continued continued to June 24 Scott R. Anaya, 23; no regis­ to pay Sandra K. Allbritton, 25; theft tration receipt; failed to appear Jimmy Dale Haley, Cadiz; No by deception (cold check); issued William Robert Trotter, 29; KY operators license; dismissed; bench warrant PROGRAM CARS amended to speeding 5 mph over­ no proof of insurance, no reg. plates, Christian S. 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F ro m y ou r Little Brother! A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993 W itness------from Page A-7 Commodities witness taking the stand. This is done outside the hearing of to be distributed the jury. The same standard which at local library applies to young witnesses is also used with those who are Pennyrile Allied Community justed depending upon avail­ mentally impaired. Services recently announced ability. Kentucky has attempted to that U.S. Department of Agri­ Hours for distribution will be reduce the anxiety and emo­ culture surplus commodities from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. tional trauma that young child will be distributed at the John Misrepresentation of need, victims must go through in tes­ L. Street Library on Thursday, sale, or exchange of U.S.D.A. tifying against criminal defen­ June 10. commodities is prohibited and dants. This has included legis­ Commodities to be dis­ could result in a fine, imprison­ lation of having their testi­ tributed include green beans, ment or both. U.S.D.A.'s Emer­ mony videotaped prior to trial butter, peanut butter, apple gency Food Assistance Program and outside the presence of the sauce, and raisins. is available to all eligible area defendant or his attorney. This Amounts allocated vary ac­ residents regardless of race, method, however, has run into cording to household size. color, national origin, age, sex, constitutional problems as being Foods and amounts may be ad­ or handicap. in violation of the defendant's right to confront and cross-ex­ amine his accusers. Shooting------from Page A-5 0 NOTHING BUT SMOKE ■ Members of the Cadiz Fire Department prepare to leave the scene of the The criminal justice system is Mattie Johnson residence at 121 Wallace Avenue after responding to a call of smoke in the house June 4. often badly suited to address Severe winds caused a tree limb to fall onto a power line and a conductor, which caused the smoke. the emotional, psychological June 1 before Judge Pat Higgins. County Sheriffs Department on Estimated damage was minimal and no injuries were reported as a result of the incident. and physical needs of children. Randy Adrian Roy, 27, a warrant that alleged that he When they are brought into the Cadiz, was given two years used the name of his brother, court as both victims and as probation instead of a one-year William Kennedy, when he witnesses, child victims are prison term. Roy was indicted purchased a truck from a Hop­ Trigg man arrested for cultivating marijuana drawn into bewildering legal April 29 stemming from his ar­ kinsville car dealership last proceedings which may have a rest March 9 by the Christian December. Meanwhile, Jimmy E. Turner, 31, Hopkinsville. A passenger, A Caledonia Road man was confusing effect upon them. 46, 225 Shawnee Little River Monty Ray Glass, 30, Hop­ arrested by .members of the Upon the other hand, there Estates, was arrested June 4 by kinsville, was arrested and Pennyrile Regional Narcotics are people who think that Sheriff Randy Clark and charged with alcohol from Page A-6 Task Force and Trigg County participating in the judicial White charged with D.U.I. - 2nd of­ intoxication and drinking in a Sheriff’s Office June 3 after process can be good for children some marijuana plants were fense and refusal to take alco­ public place. and therapeutic for victims. It tucky to seek a less hectic pace found growing at his home. hol test. Deputy Kenneth Butts ar­ White will continue to attend gives them, they argue, a sense after serving as a patrolman on According to the arrest report Elsewhere, B.J. Hammond, rested a Cadiz man June 7 and night courses at Murray State of justice and what it is all the Merrionette Park Police filed by task force officer Hol­ 43, Eastgate Apartments, was charged him with driving on a University, where he lacks six about. credit hours of being a senior. Department. He and his wife, lis Alexander, Bobby J. Acree, arrested June 3 by Deputy Ken­ license suspended for D.U.I. and In any respect, our criminal Mary Ellen, bought and oper­ 31, 542 Caledonia Road, was neth Butts on a Todd County drinking on a highway with He is majoring in criminal jus­ justice system has always rec­ ated the Parkside Restaurant arrested and charged with cul­ District Court Bench Warrant Timothy Todd Allen, 25, 90 tice and minoring in sociology. ognized that children must be in Gilbertsville prior to his tivating marijuana (more than charging him with failure to Grigsby Trailer Park lodged in treated differently, whether A Drug Abuse Resistance joining the Calvert City Police five plants), possession of mar­ complete community service the county jail. they are the offenders, victims, Education (D.A.R.E.) officer in Department. White, a gradu­ ijuana, and possession of drug there. or mere witnesses. Calvert City, White said he ate of a chef's school in paraphernalia. A traffic stop near Kings Many times it would defeat would like to support Trigg Chicago, was glad to get back The illegal weed find is the Chapel Road June 6 resulted in the ends of justice to not allow County D.A.R.E. Officer Gene into law enforcement. second in Trigg County this a pair of arrests. the testimony of small chil­ Jones with the program and "I always wanted to be a cop. year, with 25 marijuana Charged with D.U.I. after a Clarification dren. We must have safeguards, expand it to include all three It is a good feeling that some­ seedlings found in eastern Trigg .112 was registered on the in- The charge against Lee A. however, to ensure the in­ schools. thing you do may make a dif­ County a couple of months ago. toxilyzer was Mike A. Schiro, Harper printed in the June 2 tegrity of their testimony. White came to Western Ken­ ference in someone else's life." edition was for driving with a license suspended from a previ­ ous DUI charge, first offense. Flag Day program scheduled for The Cadiz Record regrets any June 14, last day of Flag Week inconvenience. D B 's

From June 8 through 14, Courthouse. The public is in­ Expansion & Remodeling Woodmen of the World will vited to attend. Correction join 97 other member societies of This year, Woodmen and S a l e the National Fraternal other NFCA member societies In the May 26th edition's re­ Congress of America in cele­ will participate in the "Pause capitulation sheet from the brating Fraternal Week and for the Pledge of Allegiance." May 25th primary, the absen­ Flag Day. Sponsored by the National tee votes were omitted from the Ju st in tim e fo r The week-long celebration Flag Day Foundation, the magistrate’s race in District 7. will end with the Flag Day "Pause for the Pledge of Alle­ Those vote totals were Flint celebration on June 14. giance" is a ceremony in which Free, 6; Donnie Tyler, 13; and In Cadiz, Lodge #20 WOW Americans recite the pledge at Ronald Clark, 2. T h e C a d iz lfather's 1 will hold a program at 5 p.m. 6 p.m. (CDT). This will be part R e c o r d regrets any inconve­ on June 14 at the Trigg County of the program in Cadiz. nience. 25% - 50% o ff J S t o r e w id e

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At a time when everyone collects something and ■old-fashioned'’ is in, the antique business is booming. Downtown Main Street is teeming with antique malls. Above left, a spinning wheel in Starlight Antique Mall is just one of many items in the shop from days of yore. Above right, The Cinnamon Stick is filled with charming country displays. Visit Main Street, stroll down memory lane

Robin Carter The newest addition to Cadiz' antiques isn't a mall, but is Staff Writer sure to be a success. It is Rebeccah Hughes' The Cinnamon Two years ago Cadiz graduated from Kentucky's Main Stick. Street program. One of the program's goals had been to "I used to rent space in one of the malls, but about a month revitalize Main Street's businesses, which were dying out. before I opened I decided to try it on my own," Rebeccah Now, five antique malls line the streets of Cadiz and bring said. visitors to town from miles around. Rebeccah said she began moving into her new store three Howard and Malva Stovall bought a downtown building days before she opened. when it went up for sale in April 1990. "It just about killed me, but we got it done," she said. "My wife had fooled with antiques for years," Howard Each store has its own unique history and variety of said. "We decided turn the building into Miz Malva’s An­ antiquities. tique Mall to keep Cadiz from drying up." "People love our town," Howard said. The antique business has given new life to Cadiz. "People vacationing here look for lower impact enter­ The Stovall’s now own two other antique malls, Starlight tainment," Pat said. "They go to the lakes. They don't want Jewelry and Antiques and Main Street Antique Mall. to fill every minute of the day. Not only do buyers come here to find antiques, dealers "Here, shopping for antiques is more like leisure travel across the country to sell their wares. entertainment," she explained. Cadiz Antique Mall, owned and operated by Jack and Joyce Whether looking for a leisurely way to spend an afternoon Gibbs, also opened in April 1990. or for that perfect antique lamp for the dining room, chances "We have customers from all over the country," Jack said. are people can find it in Cadiz. Jack said a unique quality of his store is the layout. "It’s the old Cadiz Hotel, and people like that. The dealers come in and set up the merchandise in room settings," he said. The Cadiz Hotel burned in the 1920 fire which wiped out much of Cadiz. Rebuilt in 1921, the hotel was open until 1960, Joyce said. Although the items in antique stores are not always an­ tiques (IRS regulations require a piece to be over 100 years old to qualify for that title), many pieces are valuable col­ lectibles, such as the Watt's pottery found in Cadiz Antique M all. "We have almost national recognition for our Watt’s pieces," Joyce said. Pat Thomally, owner of Simpler Tymes Antique Mall, at­ tributed the success of the malls to a billboard advertising This booth in Cadiz Antique Mall is in one of the rooms of the old Cadiz the five shops on 1-24 in Tennessee. Hotel. The hotel burned in 1920, was rebuilt in 1921 and operated as a Howard agreed and even said he bought Starlight and hotel until 1960. Its rich history is an asset to store owners Jack and Main Street Antique Malls to keep them in business just so Joyce Gibbs. Closet space in the rooms makes for unique displays. the billboard would not need to be changed. The difference between an antique mall and store is that dealers rent space in a mall. "The dealers fill the space," Pat said. "We're just man­ Miz Malva's Antique Mall has an extensive collection of glassware on agement." display.

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placed 14th in the "dinosaurs" Principal's list, honor SCOTT BROWN Staff Writer problem. That team is made up The Trigg County Odyssey of of Ben Davis, Wes Jones, Eli roll 7 I H G R A PE the Mind teams competed in Hopson, Christina Ezell, Levar ALLEN, JESSICA DAYE the World Finals June 2-5 at Alexander, and Rachel Richardson. BAKER, CURTIS WAYNE the University of Maryland, PRINCIPAL'S UST BINGHAM, TOVASHA with the fourth grade Division 4TH NINE WEEKS The three teams won the BOREN, MELANIE DALE I team finishing ninth out of GRADING PERIOD BOYD, TERRI DESHAWN state competition April 24 in approximately 60 teams 6TH GRADE COOK, AMANDA CATHERIN Frankfort and marked the 11th The team, coached by Margo BOWERS, SARAH ELIZABETH CUNDIFF, JOHN BROADBENT straight year that Trigg County Leneave, solved the FOURSHEE, JOHN MATT DAVENPORT, JEREMY M. has sent at least one team to GARLAND, JOSHUA LEE "folktales" problem, which DECK, LISA JO the World Competition. GREEN, SARAH MICHELLE consists of creating a perfor­ DENAME, BRIDGER ANN GRIGSON, DANNA JANE GOODWIN, WILLIAM ROSS Joe Cullum (second from left) took third place in the 50-yard dash at mance that includes a team- Odyssey of the Mind is an­ HALE, AMIE LUANNE HENSLEY, KYLE GLENN the 1993 Kentucky Special Olympics Summer Games June 4-6. oriented folk tale, one or more nual international competition HUGHES, MICHAEL THOMAS JAMES, MARK CHRISTOPHER dash), Shuan Neeble (5th- team-originated, legendary, or designed to foster creative LINN, CASEY ELIZABETH JONES, KYLE WAYNE SCOTT BROWN mythical characters and two or thinking and problem solving OGLE, TIFFANY LYNN KNIAZ, CHRISTINE MARIE Staff W riter softball throw, lst-100 meter more quotes from a given list. skills among students from STALLONS, ASHLEY PAIGE LITTLEJOHN, AMANDA B. Nine Trigg Countians placed dash), Bonnie Blakeley (lst- Team members are A'Neile kindergarten through college. MARTIN, CLARE O'NEIL in the 1993 Kentucky Special standing long jump, 3rd-softball Bell, Jonathon Hart, Brian 7TH GRADE MCNICHOLS, ALISHA MARIE Olympics Summer Games June throw), Shirichma Manning FOSTER, CATHERINE MICHELLE Johnson, Kyle Leneave, When the program began in MIZE, MORGAN LEWIS 4-6 at Western Kentucky Uni­ (lst-softball throw, 2nd-100 GARRETT, STEPHANIE RENEE Cheyenne Mize, and Jodi Sum­ 1978, 28 schools in New Jersey NOEL, STEPHANIE KAROLE versity, with five of the nine meter dash), and Diana Blane HALE, ELIZABETH DIANNE ner. participated. This year, more OAKLEY, BRYAN C. bringing home first place. (3rd-softball throw, 4th- HAMPTON, JEFFERY BRIAN PEACE, MARY ANGELA The fifth grade Division I than, one million students par­ Those participants were standing long jump). JAMES, ERIN MARIA PRICE, WESLEY BRENT team, coached by J. Rodman ticipated at over 13,000 member Jimmie Crenshaw (lst-standing JOHNSON, PATRICK MITCHELL RADFORD, LAMAR ARNEZ Teachers attending along Redd, finished 25th with the schools in 49 states, the District WOODALL, MARY RUTH long jump, 2nd-softball throw), RANDOLPH, DAVID SCOTT with the students were Theresa "dinosaurs" problem, in which of Columbia, and 20 other coun­ Joe Cullum (3rd-50 meter dash, RUSH, DELONE TROY Wilson, Sue Brown, and Bruce the team creates and presents a tries. More than 700 teams to­ 8TH GRADE SIMMONS, THOMAS ISAAC 5th-softball throw), Frankie Perkins. story about dinosaurs. The per­ taling nearly 5,000 students FOURSHEE,AMY JO SKINNER, CRYSTAL LANE Williams (2nd-softball throw, formance included team-made took part in the World Finals. TERRELL, ANGELA RENEE' STEINBECK, CARRIE RAE 2nd-50 meter dash), Shane dinosaurs, one or more of which The program is a co-curricu- SUTHERLAND, COURTNEY B. 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FREEMAN, DEANNA LA VERNE daughter of Alene Cunningham BRYANT, LANDEE WOODRUFF FREEMAN, KIMBERLY ANN Rye ranked 23rd of 152 in her of Cadiz, graduated from the BUSH, MALISSA DAWN GORDON, JEANIE LYNN class and was an active member University of Louisville May CALHOUN, DENA LOUISE GUDE, ERICA LEEANN of Future Homemakers of 15 with a Bachelor of Arts De­ FOWLER, ANDREA LYNN HERNDON, AMANDA NICOLE America and the National gree in Political Science. GARRETT, AMANDA NICOLE HOWE, JACOB NELSON Honor Society. Rye maintained GRAY, LORI ANN LUNDY, DONALD RAY a 3.47 grade point average and HAMPTON, REBECCA JOE While attending U of L, MEYER, MEGAN MARIA HAWKINS, JESSICA ERIN is planning a career in Culinary Cunningham was a Dean’s MORROW, RYAN ALAN MARSHALL, JESSICA LEE Arts at Sullivan Junior College Scholar and a member of the RICH, AMBER DAWN MCNALLY, CASSIDI ANN in Louisville. 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Jean Louise Barnett & Eric Thomas Ezell Barnett, Ezell to marry Carole Darlene Grasty & Brian Edward Doss Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnett, Jr. of Louisville announce the engagement of their daughter, Jean Louise Barnett, to Eric Lori Michelle Fox & Anthony Trent Tyler Thomas Ezell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dale Ezell of Cadiz. Grasty, Doss engaged The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Barnett of Ray and Linda Grasty of Cadiz wish to announce the Louisville and the late Robert Barnett, Sr. and the late C.M. Fox, Tyler to marry engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Carole and Mary Hutti. A graduate of the University of Kentucky, she Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Deon Fox, Princeton, wish to announce the Darlene (Darla), to Dr. Brian Edward Doss, son of Donna and is employed by St. Rita Elementary in Louisville. engagement of their daughter, Lori Michelle, to Anthony Trent Alan White of Owensboro and Mike and Janice Doss of Paducah. Her fiance is the grandson of Blanche Carney of Cadiz and Tyler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tyler, Cadiz. The bride-elect is a 1988 graduate of Trigg County High School, the late Thomas Carney and the late Frank and Elizabeth M. The bride is the granddaughter of Mrs. Addie Lee Hyde and a 1992 graduate of the University of Kentucky, with a Ezell. A graduate of the University of Louisville, he is em­ Mathis and the late Woodrow Hyde, Cadiz, and Mr. J.C. Fox and bachelor in Business Administration, specializing in Marketing. ployed by Upjohn Pharmaceutical. the late Mrs. Geneva Fox, Lamasco. She is a 1992 graduate of He is a 1984 graduate of Christian County High School and a The wedding is scheduled for 2 p.m. on July 10 at St. Martha Trigg County High School and attended one semester at Hop­ 1993 graduate of the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. Catholic Church in Louisville. All friends and relatives are kinsville Community College. She is currently employed at Cee The wedding is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on July 17 at the Cadiz invited. Invitations are being sent to out-of-town guests only. Bee Food Store, downtown Cadiz. Baptist Church. Her fiance is a 1988 graduate of Trigg County High School and Darla is the granddaughter of Mrs. Juanita Overton and the is currently employed at Johnson Controls of Cadiz. He is the late Louis Orten of Hopkinsville and the late Thelma Sanders grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Jewell King, Cadiz, and Mr. Dotson Grasty and the late Sadie Grasty of Cadiz. Castile and the late Mrs. Beulah Castile, Michigan. The wedding is scheduled for 5:30 p.m., July 3, at Caldwell Bringing you its second century of hometown news... Blue Spring Baptist Church, were they both attend. Invitations are being sent to out-of-town guests only. All friends and relatives ''- v ; C cixlte fL ecord are invited. After the wedding the couple will reside in Wallo- nia, Blue Springs community. ...since 1881 ' In Our (Bridal Registry']/ ^Heather Sauihvaick n ja fla f r o s t y UriJc€hdof U nic& daf

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June 14 Swimming lessons at the American Legion swimming pool will be held from 9 to 10 a.m. on Monday through Friday from June 14 through 25. Cost is $25. Call 522-9966 to reserve a spot.

June 18 and 19 Main Street on Stage will be held on June 18 and 19 in downtown Cadiz. See next week’s The Cadiz Record for details.

June26 The Mr. and Miss Freedom Fest will be held on June 26 at Calloway County High School. Registration through 12 years starts at 8 a.m. Registration for 13 years and up begins at 5:30 p.m. For more information, call Jana Barnett at 753-0137.

All summer The American Legion swimming pool will be available for private parties any night of the week from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Call 522-9966 to reserve a spot. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Mize Mr. & Mrs. Jack Sedberry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mize Anniversary observed Methodist churches to present Maggie and Jack Sedberry of Cadiz were honored with a sur­ family musical program June 15,17 to celebrate anniversary prise 50th anniversary dinner party on May 16,1993. The party was given by family members at the home of Genia Detweiler. The congregations of Kut- word of hope and encourage­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mize will celebrate their 50th wedding Mr. and Mrs. Sedberry had six children, Genia Detweiler and tawa United Methodist Church ment, as well as direction, to anniversary with a reception on Sunday, June 13, 1993, at Cadiz Jackie Sedberry, both of Cadiz; Linda Best of Hopkinsville; and Pisgah United Methodist meet the needs of all families. Baptist Church from 2 to 4 p.m. Lois Stokes of Elkton; and DeeDee Saldana of Miami, Fla. One Church will presentation "The "The FAMILY: Holding On for Mr. Mize and the former Mary Ruby Holmes were married on daughter, Betty Garland, is deceased. Family: Holding on For Life!" Life!” program is a musical June 12,1943. Other family members and friends in attendance were Billy at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 15, at multi-media presentation fea­ The occasion will be hosted by their sons, Denny and Jim Stokes; Shelah Sedberry and children Melissa and Kimberly; Kuttawa United Methodist turing the Life Action Singers. Mize, and their granddaughters, Victoria and Morgan Mize. Chris Detweiler; Mike Detweiler; Terri and Kevin Delawson; Church on Lakeshore Drive off The program includes special The couple requests that friends and relatives bring no gifts. Melanie Futrell; and Carol Barrett. Highway 62 in Kuttawa, and lighting, 12 computerized pro­ at 7 p.m. on Thursday, June 17, jection units covering a 36-foot at Pisgah United Methodist wide screen with over 2,000 vi­ Bluegrass Septic Systems Cadiz Church located on Highway suals, synchronized to the mu­ ’Serving all of Western Kentucky’ 952 John Henry O'Bryan Blvd. sic, lyrics, and narration. The Complete systems, including permit, installed A Great Place in Lake City. public is invited and admission to your local health department specs. Sian & U^hylis To Live!! is free. Child care will be pro­ 2 bedroom house-$ 1,750.00 The presentation offers a vided. 3 bedroom house-$ 1,950.00 Q n nn We do footers & haul rock also Local References JFrom 'f lu JA n s iin , Lie. # 124-215B Call Mack 887-5696 RELOCATION D iigh TNim 0ang U iappif 4 0 i b irth d a y SALE 'tyowui, & Ocvui Hear t-shaped Candelabras C om e see us at our new location in HXnUy CanJle and jCighien Gatew ay Shopping Center. Values up to 75% off ? jCovc, Now available from 1666 East Main 522-7875 I tZMom & TDad Mirandas Magic * pick-up or delivery available *

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Beta Nu Chapter, ESA co-hosted 40th state convention at Kenlake State Park S chool days... Beta Nu Chapter, ESA, of first-place awards: for Year­ stallation ceremony for the new Cadiz, and Alpha Mu Chapter book and History; two second- state officers. Mrs. Cindy of Murray, recently co-hosted place awards for Membership Sholar served the state as the 40th Annual Kentucky Growth and Educational Book­ chaplain last year and con­ State Convention at Kenlake let; and third place in Philan­ ducted the worship service on State Resort Park. thropic monies - Division I Sunday morning, at which Mrs. Serving as local convention (chapters with under 14 mem­ Grigson played piano and sang. chairman was Mrs. Gloria bers). Appointed to the state gen­ Davis of Cadiz. Mrs. Lillie Sue In addition, Lillie Sue Bo­ eral board for the coming year Bostick served as registration stick and Laura Grigson were were Mrs. Grigson, who will chairman and treasurer. recognized as having achieved serve as pianist, Mrs. Sholar as their First Pearl, which is auditor, and Mrs. Davis who One of the highlights of con­ earned on a point basis by will serve as state editor. Mrs. vention was the Awards Lun­ members in their first year of Judy Davis will serve as presi­ cheon at which Beta Nu re­ membership. dent of the Past State Presi­ ceived several awards; two Mrs. Davis conducted the in­ dents' Auxiliary.

Homecoming at Dyers Chapel United Methodist

Dyers Chapel United worship. Mrs. Jesse Cameron, Jr. the teacher and students at Methodist Church will have will lead the Pledge of Alle­ Warrington walked to Dyers homecoming services Sunday, giance to the Flag. Chapel for day revival ser­ June 13. Rev. Charles T. Rogers, a na­ vices. tive Trigg Countian and the son The pastor, Rev. James Worship services will begin of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rogers, Shuck, and members extend a at 11 a.m. During the service, will be the guest speaker. cordial invitation to everyone. former pastors will be recog­ Rogers is presently serving as Bring a basket lunch and lawn nized. pastor of Christ United chair. Plates, napkins, eating Methodist Church at Bowling utensils and drinks will be fur­ The James Thomas Chapter Green. nished by the church. National Society Daughters of All who attended Warring­ An afternoon program is being the American Revolution will ton school are invited. During planned by members of the participate in the morning the days of one room schools, James Thomas Chapter DAR. Susie G. Bush, Trigg County Judge-executive Zelner Cossey, Louise H. FPool, and Mary B. Graham opened the Southern New officers installed at VFW Ladies Auxiliary Academy one-room school to the public following a ribbon-cutting The VFW Ladies Auxiliary K ellem s, president; Reba guard; and Elaine Leslie, three- ceremony on June 6 to celebrate Post #7890 of Cadiz had its in­ Stevens, senior vice president; year trustee. the restoration of the building. The stallation of new officers on Reba Crabtree, junior vice pres­ open house was sponsored by the June 3 during its regular ident; Jane Pauze, treasurer; The Ladies Auxiliary meets Trigg County Historical and monthly meeting. Clara Young, secretary; Diana the first Thursday of the month Preservation Society. Bush and Wales, chaplain; Myra Rascoe, with the men at the post home P'Pool both were teachers at the New officers include Marty conductress; Diane Johnson, on Lafayette Street. school. Graham is chairman of the Save The School Committee and president of the historical society. Newcomers to 'break bread1 June 16

The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers For reservations, call Kay individuals who contributed to will meet at 11 a.m. on June 16 Murphy at 522-0320. their auction and a special at the Cadiz Restaurant. The Trigg/Lyon Newcomers thanks to Judge-executive Elaine Clift will speak about would like to say thank you to Zelner Cossey who served as "making and breaking" bread. all the local merchants and auctioneer.

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Births Poet's Corner returns with a 'new friend,' a young writer and a fairwell

Hey, Trigg County, I'm But I know His spirit stays alert See you here again next Daughter bom to Wynns April 15 finally back! I appreciate all To protect His beloved land. week! Until then, happy writ­ the calls and letters of concern th e Poet's ing! for the column I received from Corner His uniform still hangs nearby With ribbons on his chest you. Randy, Dede and Christy are To show our Warrior felt the fire You can send your poems to : I won't bore you with a long proud to announce the birth of a And weathered every test. Lorrie Hargrove, 9136 Princeton explanation of the lapse in by Lorrie Hargrove daughter and sister, Misty Homer Parrent Rd., Cerulean, Ky 42215.1 look time between columns, but if the Dawn Wynn, bom Thursday, Cadiz forward to hearing from you!! April 15, 1993, at Murray- response remains strong, I plan What is Love Calloway County Hospital. on being a regular again. I still What is love. Love is so many She weighed eight pounds have about 60 poems to print, so different things like a hug or a kiss and 12 ounces and was 21-3/4 be watching for yours! or cuddling with your daddy or mommy things like cooking supper inches long. Today, I want to begin with a poem written by a lady I like to for your wife or husband after a hard day at work those things are Maternal grandparents are think of as a "new friend." I printed a poem of hers last great bur love is one certain person Shirley Bamforth of Florida and his nam e is year, but I didn’t know much and Mr. and Mrs. Walt E. Coil JESUS of New York. about her. Well, she wrote to Tonika Pate Paternal grandparents are me recently and let me know 5th grade Mr. and Mrs. Garland Wynn of Misty Dawn Wynn about her interesting life. Cadiz. She came from a family of writers and has herself written Lt. Col. 'Jack' Parrent articles and short stories for a The last time that I saw his face I knew that death was near magazine in Toronto, Ontario. Nichols announce birth of daughter His toothless grin and dim blue Thanks to Mrs. Terrell for eyes sharing with us. Enjoy! Victoria Nichols. Showed not a sign of fear. Hannah was born at the Medical Center of Bowling I thought of all the things we knew Gossip When we were little boys Green on March 18,1993. Did you hear a gossip's tale today? We hunted squirrels and hunted She weighed seven pounds, Did you immediately pass it along? frogs three ounces and was 18-3/4 Did you know the one the story hurt and played with home-made toys. inches long. W ho judges our right and wrong? Maternal grandparents are The times were very hard back HAPPY BIRTHDAY -- Trigg County seniors celebrating their Jerry and Janet McCormack, Would you recognize the tale you then, birthdays in May were honored at lunch on June 4 at the Senior Bowling Green. Great- told, With Depression all around Kitchen. Those celebrating birthdays include (from left) Garnett Oliver, grandparents are the late If you heard it repeated tomorrow? But Mom and Dad worked long and Mary Birdsong and Ophelia Ellis. Ellis will be celebrating her 94th What was your motive for telling h ard k Elizah E. Mamie McCormack birthday this month. it? To keep us safe and sound. and Pearle and the late Eurie Did it bring someone joy or sorrow? Ray, Providence. Then came a war across the sea Cadiz I % That threatened what we knew V ' 'W k : Paternal grandparents are Was the one who told you the kindof person With fear inside, offset by pride, A Very Special Place!!!! Hannah Victoria Nichols Billy Joe and Linda Nichols. Whose attention you'd like turned "Jack" and I w ent too; Great-grandparents are Lonnie on you? Jameye and April Nichols and Nell Tyler, Lorene Nichols Does jealousy and malice motivate To volunteer to do our best are proud to announce the birth and the late George M. Nichols that soul? Whatever was the task of a daughter, Hannah Jr, Cadiz. How do you KNOW what is true? To see our country's flag stayed h igh Thank Jon A gossip is a deadly coward, A nd life w e knew w ould last. The family of Alfred "Billy" Wilson would Bible Schools With words unproven, judgemental and cruel; We walked the roads we never like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who Donaldson Creek The m urderer of another's knew shared our grief. character and name. And sometimes stood alone Thank you for the beautiful flowers, food, Then long, at last, the fighting The Rev. Todd Jones, pastor of School will run from June 21 Have you heard the golden rule? stopped cards, visits, calls, Bibles and especially for your the Donaldson Creek Baptist through 25 from 6 to 8 p.m. Ev­ A gossip's tongue is the tool of the And we were safe again back home. prayers. Church, has announced the eryone is welcome. d ev il, So the good book of Proverbs does We would like to express our appreciation dates for Vacation Bible School For more information or for a So, now, I see his lifeless face ..... te ll...... for all ages. ride, please call 924-5388. And think of life he knew to the Goodwin Funeral Home staff, Reverends Don't be surprised if THIS old tale Of the death and cold in Germany Norman Ellis and Eugene Springer and Mr. and is true... And North Korea too. Locust Grove 'Gossip's tongues pave their road to Mrs. Bob Higbee for the beautiful music. Thanks H e ll!' So now our Warrior lies asleep also to those who served as pallbearers and The Locust Grove Baptist Caledonia Road in Cadiz. Pas­ Doris June Jordan (Terrell) Church Vacation Bible School tor is Bro. Randy Davenport. To never w ake again honarary pallbearers. will be from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on God bless each of you. June 14 through 18. Persons needing rides may The church is located at 6630 call 235-2623. Register for Summer — Robbie, Bobbi and Hal Pugh Flat Gymnastic Classes

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O/O-ncrw leasing equipped vacation rentals on Thomas Drive-Erf, 1BR, Hwy. 62Wat - Princeton Pizza - Princeton, KY. * FREE DELIVERY * 2BR, 3BR. Daily/Weekly rales-Reserve Now! BeacMde One Realty. 1-800-654-6052 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993, A-15 African violets were center stage Book club reviews at Cadiz Garden Club meeting 'Shantyboat,1 May was Older American's Month The Cadiz Garden Club met graph gardens for use in plan­ at the home of Mrs. Wesley ning for next year's planting. shares poetry Kemper on June 2 with 14 mem­ A Certificate of Commenda­ but the program continues in June bers and 2 guests in attendance. tion for 20 or more years of ser­ Becky Oliver reported that vice to the Garden Club was The Book Club met at the the Memorial Garden at the presented to Betty Stokes. A John L. Street Library on May AMERICA'S AGING start and a lower power to com­ high school is near completion Certificate of Commendation 10, with Mrs. D'Arcnangel re­ POPULATION plete cooking. and the Lucky Sprouts Junior for Service was presented to viewing Harlan Hubbard's Older American's Month was If your microwave does not Garden Club has planted a but­ Irene Kemper. A gift of remem­ book, "Shantyboat," the acknowledged during the Homemaker have variable power, you will terfly garden at the Extension brance for 2 years service as amazing life of a writer, month of May. To continue this, tips need to do more turning, rotat­ painter and musician who lived Office. state president was presented you are encouraged to attend an ing, or stirring to get similar Betty Stokes and Becky to Becky Oliver. the simple life away from the informative meeting on Friday, results. If you are not sure about industrial society he found so Oliver tended the wildflower A program on African violets June 11, in the Courthouse. The by Elaine Clift the wattage of your oven, you garden at the Golden Pond Vis­ was presented by Sue Boranian. limiting. program on "Investing in the 'County Extension Agent can determine this by a simple He and his wife lived self- itor’s Center in LBL and Pauline After meditation by Charlotte Future: America's Aging Popu­ procedure. Measure 1 cup water Belford and Beverly Devere Wilson a poduck luncheon was sufficiently and adventurously lation" will be from 9:30 to into a glass measure. Mi­ cleaned up the Adopt-A-Mile enjoyed and members viewed for almost 20 years going down 11:30 a.m. and is scheduled to crowave cooking has several crowave at HIGH 2 1/2-3 min­ in LBL. the flower arrangements which the Ohio and Mississippi be held in the Courtroom. advantages over traditional utes. If the water boils, your were introduced by members at Rivers in a self-built boat, This program is jointly spon­ methods of cooking. These ad­ oven is 600-650 watts. If it stopping along the way to plant President Belford reported roll call. sored by the Association of vantages can be very beneficial comes to a boil sooner, your oven a garden, hunt and cut fire­ that the Garden Therapy group The next meeting of the Counties and Trigg County Ex­ to you. is probably higher than 650 wood. had planted flowers behind Cadiz Garden Club will be held tension Service. The meeting Microwaving retains nutri­ watts. If longer than 3 minutes After the review, the mem­ the Courthouse. She also re­ on July 8 at 6 p.m. with a will be presided over by County ents. Heat-sensitive or water- is required for the water to boil, bers shared favorite poetry re­ ported that June is the month to dessert potluck and White Ele­ Judge-executive Zelner Cossey. soluble nutrients can be lost you oven is probably less than lating to ideas in Hubbard’s watch for slugs in gardens, pro­ phant Sale at the home of Others included on the program through prolonged cooking, or 600 watts. book. The club has adjourned for vide water during dry time, Charlotte Wilson. will be Agnes Davis, PADD of­ drained away with the cooking The microwave oven is a the summer months until pinch mums to 6 inches, remove For further information, call fice, and Judy Peterson, PACS. water. Nutritionists advise cooking appliance, but you can September when they plan to old flower heads and photo­ her at 522-6228. Both representatives will be brief cooking in a minimum of also use it for household reconvene. talking about the aging water for many foods. Mi­ preparations other than cook­ population in the county and crowaving cooks these foods ing. Make your own liquid soap area. rapidly with little or no added to extend a cake of specialty A video of America’s Aging moisture. soap. To make liquid soap, Runge joins staff at Marion Eye Center Population and Infrastructure Microwaved food tastes good. shred a 3 1/2 ounce bar of soap will be shown. The Judge Microwaving brings out flavors. with moisturizing cream. Place The natural taste of good food Paul Runge, M.D., has joined Executive will conclude the in a large bowl and add 3 cups comes through, so salt can be the staff of the Marion Eye program. A discussion of the water. Microwave HIGH 5-6 Centers' Vitreoretinal needs and concerns of the aging reduced or eliminated. The minutes, or until soap is dis­ texture and appearance of mi­ Department. in the county is the final por­ solved, stirring every 2 minutes. crowaved foods is enhanced. !• His area of expertise includes tion of the program. Let stand until cool. Mixture Q repair of retinal detachments This program is open to any Microwaving is low-fat. Mi­ thickens as it cools. Fill liquid and treatment for retinal tears, individual who has an interest crowave cooking requires very into soap dispensers. removal of epimacular and in the aging population. Learn little fat. As heat is generated Educational programs and submacular membranes, surgical about the county, area and na­ by the action of food particles materials of the Kentucky Co­ management of macular holes, tional trends and the effect this bouncing off each other and is operative Extension Service medical and surgical treatment will have on Trigg County. not transferred to the food from serve all people regardless of of vaso-occlusive, diabetic For additional information or the dish itself, the food will race, color, age, sex, religion, iretinopathies, and macular questions contact either the not stick. Washing dishes is handicap, or national origin. degeneration. County Judge Executive’s office much easier and the food is The County Extension Office is . Runge completed his retina or the Trigg County Extension healthier as well. located at 2657 Hopkinsville ^ training at UCLA and the Service. Most recipes are tested using Road, Cadiz. ^ University of Tennessee in MICROWAVE FOR 600-700 watt ovens. If you have Memphis. He was a clinical NATURAL GOODNESS a 400-600 watt oven, it may be instructor at the latter institute Choosing a nutritious diet is necessary to increase cooking prior to joining the Marion Eye only the beginning to a healthy time about 20 percent. Many Cadiz Centers. and fit lifestyle. Preparation of food companies now recommend The Place To Be!! Runge lives with his wife, food is important, too. Mi- using 2 power levels, HIGH to Cheryl, and their daughter, Paul Runge, M.D. Sarah, in Carbondale, 111. INSPECTION PERIOD • Baker is fay's decorated in OCd farmhouse FOR THE PROPERTY TAX ASSESSMENT ROLL South Korea Original Prime Rib Dinner The Trigg County real property tax roll will be opened for inspection from -Served Daily- June 14 through June 26, 1993. Under the supervision of the property CAMP CASEY, Tongduchon- valuation administrator or one of the deputies, any person may inspect the Up, South Korea — Spec. tax roll. Tracey L. Baker has been deco- Serving your Breakfast favorites country styte cCaiCu ^ rated with the Army starting June 11 at 7 a.m. This is the January 1,1993, assessment on which state, county and school taxes ™ Achievement Medal, which is awarded to soldiers for merito­ -Sunday Special- for 1993 will be due about September 15,1993. rious service, acts of courage, or Braised Beef Tip Dinner other outstanding accomplish­ w/rice or noodles 8t 3 vegetables $ 5 .9 5 The tax roll is in the office of the property valuation administrator in the ments. county courthouse and may be inspected during regular courthouse hours. Baker, a heavy vehicle op­ erator, is the son of Ernest and good Meeds At AffordaBCe ‘Prices! Lillian Baker of Cerulean. NEW HOURS: Any taxpayer desiring to appeal an assessment on real property made by the His wife, Chanda, is the Sun. .-ThurS. We use USDA T°p Choice Beef Only PVA must first request a conference with the PVA or a designated deputy. a daughter of Harrison H. and 7 a.m.-8 p.m. 3 8 8 - 0 0 5 0 The conference may be held prior to or during the inspection period. Torita Martin of Cadiz. “ '<7 Y Hwy. 93 S., 4.5 Miles. Turn Left At Our rri. o at. SIgn Qn Hwy 293 or Exit 45 on 1-24 The soldier is a 1985 gradu­ Any taxpayer still aggrieved by an assessment on real property, after the ate of Trigg County High iv 7a.m.-9 p.m. conference with the PVA or designated deputy, may appeal to the county School. board of assessment appeals. CCC Co. 3560 ju PEBBLE CREEK The taxpayer can appeal his assessment by filing in person or sending a letter or other written petition stating the reasons for appeal, identifying the reunion planned property and stating the taxpayer's opinion of the fair cash value of the property. • for June 26 ■“MUG STABLES There will be a reunion for Now Open For The Season The appeal must be filed with the county clerk's office no later than one work former enrollees of CCC Co. day following the conclusion of the inspection period. 3560, at Noble Park, Paducah, Scenic guided tours thru the woods on gently trained trail horses. on Saturday, June 26, beginning Any taxpayer failing to appeal to the county board of assessment appeals, or at 11 a.m. Open 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. A potluck will be served and failing to appear before the board, either in person or by designated those attending are asked to 7 days a week representative, will not be eligible to appeal directly to the Kentucky Board of ^ bring a covered dish. Barbecue Tax Appeals. Located on Highway 93 South (off Hwy. 62) ^ sandwiches and soft drinks will 1/2 mile on left from signal light at Outlet Mall - Eddyville. Ky. be served. Appeals of personal property assessments shall not be made to the county Persons are asked to bring any Rates: $ 10.00 per hour/per person memorabilia with them. board of assessment appeals. Personal property taxpayers shall be served For further information, call Longer *Last trail of the day* available for the more experienced rider. notice under the provisions of KRS 132.450(4) and shall have the protest and James Kellen 1-502-554-1533, Leaves at 6 p.m. - $14.00 appeal rights granted under the provisions of KRS 131.110. The following Joe Nall, 1-502-527-7513 or Roy steps should be taken when taxpayer does not agree with the assessed value of (Water Valley) Stevens at 1- For more information call personal property as determined by the office of property valuation 405-273-0153. 388-4747 or administrator. 3 8 8 -4 5 5 8 (1) He must list under protest (for certification) what he believes to be the fair Our goal is to Under 6 ■Ride at your own risk- cash value of his property. Pony Rides Available keep Trigg County (2) He must file a written protest directly with the Department of Property Taxation Within 30 days from the date of the notice of assessment. PEBBLE CREEK -Coupon-- PEBBLE CREEK covered! If you (3) This protest must be in accordance with KRS 131.110. RISING STABLES RISING STABLES have sports news, (4) The final decision of the Revenue Cabinet may be appealed to the $1.00 O ff Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals. "pass" it on! Call Any trail ride The Cadiz Record (One per person) Berlin S. Moore, Jr. at 522-6605! Offer good w/thls coupon Trigg County PVA A-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993 PADD Jim Duncan serves day as Page from Page A-l : . - #»-*« < E E H I nyrile Allied Community Ser­ in Trigg County Circuit Court vice Board of Directors, the Trigg County Board of Health, Jim Duncan, the son of Mr. The Page Program was intro­ by their High School Guidance; the Trigg County Extension and Mrs. Terry Duncan of duced by Judge Cunningham as Counselor and serve for one-day Council, the Trigg County Cadiz, served as Page of the part of his efforts to make the terms on Rule Days which are Recreation Complex Board, and Trigg Circuit Court under Cir­ community more familiar with held each month in each of the has served as past chairman of cuit Judge Bill Cunningham on the workings of the judicial four counties which compose the PADD Board of Directors. May 13. system. Pages are selected Judge Cunningham's 56th Judi­ Cossey is also a member and cial Circuit. Those counties are deacon of the Cadiz Baptist Caldwell, Livingston, Lyon and Church and a member of the from Page A-l Trigg- Cadiz-Trigg County Chamber Council----- The pages assist the Circuit of Commerce. Clerk, attorneys who have strictly voluntary and no fines Cossey announced last year Depot and the replacement of matters before the Court, and will be involved. that he would not seek another dilapidated sidewalks on Main Judge Cunningham. However, The council conducted a public term as Trigg County judge Street from the Trigg County the primary purpose of the hearing to accept written and executive. Schools to Highway 139 — suf­ Page Program is for the students oral comments for possible uses Also honored at the meeting fered a delay when both bids to observe the judicial system in of the Municipal Road Aid was the only executive director were rejected because they were action. Fund and Local Government of the Pennyrile Area Devel­ considerably higher than the In speaking of his experience Economic Assistance Fund. opment District, John Adams, engineer's estimates. The city as Page, Duncan said, "It en­ There were none. who announced last month that wanted to keep the project un­ abled me to see how things ac­ The Municipal Road Fund, he was retiring effective in der $40,000. tually happen in the Judicial September. with an estimated total of The project will be rebid, System. It is a lot different Two Trigg Countians were $143,000, is designated for seeking bids for the entire pro­ than what is portrayed on TV named to the PADD board. street improvements. The Local ject and for the Line Street and and in the movies." Marie Cunningham and Boyd Government Economic Assis­ Main Street projects sepa­ Champion will serve another tance Fund, with an estimated rately. three year term on the board. total of $1,400, may be spent on TVA changes The Service Award was pre­ public safety, transportation The city is to provide mate­ sented to Levi Oliver of Cald­ and health. It is usually allo­ rials, at an estimated cost of lake levels well County,, who was recog­ cated to the fire department. $13,000. The bids received were The city's sidewalk project — nized for his 20-years of service Shown is one of eight bald eagle nests at TVA's Land Between The J-Mar Inc. of Princeton, $52,990; TVA began fluctuating lake for new sidewalks on Line to PADD. Lakes in western Kentucky and Tennessee. (TVA photo) and Phillip Ladd Company of levels June 1 as part of its an­ Street between Martindale and Cadiz, $41,764.50. nual operations to help control Accidents----- mosquitoes. LBL sees record number Fort Loudoun, Chickamauga, from Page A-4 Wilson------from Page A-l Guntersville and Wilson lakes around 5:25 a.m. of bald eagles hatched will be raised about one foot on According to the accident re­ two checks for about $350 each Louisiana. weekends. Watts Bar, Nicka- port completed by Sheriff The case had been moved to jack, Wheeler and Pickwick A new record has been set for monitor all the nests on a regu­ and tried to cash them at a Randy Clark, a car operated by Lyon County as requested by lakes will be lowered about one the number of eaglets hatched lar basis. nearby grocery store where he Michelle A. Adams, 24, 5674 Wilson's court appointed foot. at TVA's Land Between The was later apprehended. South Road, pulled out of Joey As mandated by federal law, attorney Thomas Glover, who On weekdays, TVA will re- Lakes (LBL). Wilson was sentenced to 20- drive and into the path of a the bays were closed earlier said that a fair trial could not verse the process so that all "There were eight known ac­ years in prison on the rape northbound vehicle driven by this year to protect nests from have taken place in Trigg lake levels are back where tive nests at LBL this year, five charge, 10-years each on the Shannon F. Underhill, 18, 11 human disturbance. Evans said County. they started by the end of each of which produced eight ea­ robbery charges, and ten years Herndon Circle, who was un­ the bays would be reopened to Judge Cunningham said that week. The operation will con­ glets,"said Tim Evans, LBL on the burglary charges. An able to stop in time. Underhill, the public by July 15, or sooner, the Kentucky Department of tinue through September. wildlife biologist. additional charge of second- Noel, and a passenger in Noel's if monitoring indicates aban­ Corrections would have the ul­ Raising and lowering lake There were two each degree persistent felony of­ vehicle, 22-year-old David donment of a nest. timate decision of where to levels helps control mosquitoes hatched at Crockett, Mammoth fender was dropped by the Noel, 285 West End Extension, by stranding eggs and mosquito Furnace, and Hughes Bays, said LBL is a 170,000 acre national commonwealth as part of the have Wilson serve his sentence, were treated at Trigg County Evans. Nests at Sugar and Ful­ recreation and environmental plea agreement. That charge although he felt that he would larvae on the shoreline, which Hospital for injuries sustained keeps them from hatching and ton Bays produced one each. education area located in west­ stemmed from felony offenses be sent to Eddyville's maximum in the mishap. security penitentiary. exposes them to predators. Officials will continue to ern Kentucky and Tennessee. that Wilson committed in

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Goodwin 302 004 x - 9 Ace's 203 230 x -10 "Coach (Scott) Edgar asked HRS - Paul, Butts 2, Morris 2, HRS- Cameyhan me if I wanted to be part of the Finley program at Murray as an assis­ Tune 1 Stroud's 400 00 - 4 tant coach. I told him that I U.S. Steel 004 2102 -9 Coldwell 470 5x -16 would love to," said Sivills. Goodwin 304 244 x - 17 HRS- Keller Sivills said he still has to HRS- Morris 3, Lamb 3, Sumner, learn what all of his duties Lane will be, but indicated that he will work closely with Racer Coldwell 202 03 - 7 Assistant Coach David Hen­ Goodwin 531 04 - 22 ley. HRS- Butts 3, Morris 3, Lamb 2, Parrent "I'll probably check curfews and classes of the players," said Sivills. "Although I won't ___ Softball Standings. Team YL L Gfi K S S A get paid, my room and board Goodwin 10 0 - 184 65 will be paid for because I'm Coldwell Banker 6 4 4 124 121 still a student." Oliver's Logging 4 4 5 120 % Sivills is staking nine hours Ace's 3 4 51/2 88 79 this summer and plans to take 6 61/2 110132 20 more next year on his way to U.S. Steel 3 acquiring his degree in middle Stroud's 0 9 91/2 59 192 school education. HQMERUNLEADERS "If everything goes as Player No. Player No. planned, I might get my minor M. Morris (Goodwin) 15 K. Bridges (Oliver's) 3 in Biology, but that's a big 'if R. Butts (Goodwin) 13 D. Stevens (Goodwin) 2 right now." J. Lamb (Goodwin) 8 B. Finley (Goodwin) 2 Sivills said the coaching D. Pace (Ace's) 7 J. Ladd (Oliver's) 2 arena has interested him for BEAM R. Roberts (Oliver’s) 6 M. Lane (U S. Steel) 2 sometime. County M. Joiner (Goodwin) 5 Paul ? (U.S. Steel) 1 "I've always really wanted pursuing a childhood dream to S. Parrent (Coldwell) 5 N. Cummins (Oliver's) 1 to coach since I was in middle coach basketball. Murray State T. Vinson (Ace's) 4 W.Odom (Ace's) 1 school, and I like to work with University recently named the J. Sumner (Goodwin) 4 T. Cameyhan (U.S. Stl) 1 other people." former Racer basketball player J. Lancaster (Oliver's) 3 J. Keller (Coldwell) 1 The bloodlines appear to fa­ student assistant coach for the J. Humphries (Oliver's) 3 vor Scott, whose uncle Buddy 1993-94 school year. (MSU photo) Co-ed Softball Sivills was an assistant coach J u n e 3 to Jim . Wallace on Trigg a big university. But if a good Hampton’s 010 00- 1 Music Shoppe 506 23-16 County's only state tournament high school job becomes open, learned M isfits 8(12)2 2 x - 24 Liberty Point 100 20 -3 team in 1969-70, and served as a I’ll look at it. It all depends on m his two college mentors. paraprofessional coach this the time and situation," Sivills points East Cadiz 4001603-14 Ph il's (20)26 25 - 35 past season at Trigg County. said. Coach (Steve) Newton able mention Canton 0111601*10 Mitchell Build. 002 00 -2 Sivills is hoping this latest Sivills played in 109 games1 (Sivills’ college coach for his jump to the coaching ranks will during his four years with the America and first two years) taught me how «Iunfi-10 Schedule 6:00 Liberty Point vs East Cadiz 8:00 Canton vs Music Shoppe get his foot in the door for what Racers, scoring 257 points and state as a senior, averaging 23.9 to be the best you could be. He 7:00 Mitchell Buil. vs Hamptons 9:00 Misfits vs Phil’s lies ahead. grabbing 240 rebounds. His best points and 14.5 rebounds. also taught the fundamentals. "I'm just looking to get my season was in 1991-92, when he Sivills still holds or has tied Coach Edgar pushed his play­ foot in the door on the college averaged 4.2 points and 3.7 re­ several school iciuius uuauumg ers to accomplish their goals, so Co-ed Standings level. Next summer I'm going to bounds while starting 22 of 30 most points (43), and rebounds I have learned something from M isfits 3 0 74 7 see about working at high games as the Racers won their (28) in a game. every coach I have played for, Phil’s Honeys 3 0 - 68 17 school camps such as Nike fifth consecutive O.V.C. regu­ Sivills said. Mitchell Builders 1 1 21 29 camps and the Blue Chip lar-season title. "I have really learned and Music Shoppe 2 1 1 52 25 camps," said Sivills. "It will "We're happy to have Scott taken a lot from the coaches I Scott feels that everything Mitchell Builders 1 2 2 23 64 be a chance to meet other col­ stay with our program," Racer have played under," said has fallen into place for him Liberty Point 1 2 2 22 38 lege coaches." coach Scott Edgar said, "He Sivills. "I learned dedication and it appears that he will Hamptons 1 2 2 17 51 Although Sivills would pre­ was a hard worker as a player, from Coach (Ray) Maggard continue his blue-collar work East Cadiz 1 2 2 20 37 fer a coaching job on the college and I have no doubt that he'll (Sivills' coach his freshman ethic from the playing court to Canton 0 3 3 26 63 level, he is not ruling out any be the same kind of assistant. year in high school). I learned the sidelines as a coach. opportunities at area high We're glad to have him help us how to have a strong mental Li ttle League Baseball Scoreboard schools. next year." attitude from coach (George) "It will take a few years to lung .3 "Right now, I would like to Sivills went to Murray State Radford (his high school coach get where I want to go, but it's Cadiz Ins. 10018-10 have my degree in hand and after a stellar career at Trigg from 1985-89) and how to get like everything has fallen into Goodwin 2 1 0 0 2 -5 become a graduate assistant at County High, where he fin- ready for a game mentally." place for me." LittleLeague Standings Trigg tracksters compete at state meet; 9 & 10 YEAR OLDS 11 & 12 YEAR OLDS TEAM W L GB TEAM W L GB Bank of Cadiz 2 0 - Goodwin 3 2 - Boyd, 3200-meter relay team sixth Hoover 1 0 1/2 Cee Bee 2 1 Knight & Hale 0 11 1 / 2 Cadiz Ins. 2 2 1/2 Having to compete with a and finished 14th in the 300 Ky. Machine 0 2 2 T.C.F.B. 0 2 2 p f new and expanded format, meter hurdles in a time of 44.82 I * THgg County's best finish at seconds. pf| the May 28-29 state track meet "Titus had a good run to the Babe Ruth Baseball Scoreboard in Lexington was sixth place. finals, but did not run so well May 28 later," Radford said. "We Dennison Hunt 103 84 -16 Stroud's 511204-13 Calandra Boyd finished think their performances at the Johnson Contr. 12010 - 4 Johnson Controls 020102 - 5 sixth in the 300-meter hurdles state meet will give us some­ June 4 with a time of 50.29 seconds, a thing to build on next year." Stroud's 461 00-11 Dennison Hunt 103304-11 half-second better than her re­ Ky. Machine 00000 - 0 Stroud’s 002213 - 8 gion time, but 4.1 seconds be­ This year was the first year Tune 1 hind state champion Kenyetta in which no sectionals were Dennison Hunt 0030000 -3 Johnson Controls (10)00 22-14 Starks of Providence. held, and meant the state meet Ky. Machine 0000002 -2 Ky. Machine 506 13-15 became a two-day event, with "Calandra did a good job in qualifying done on Friday and Babe Ruth Standings the hurdles," commented track finals run Saturday. Team W L GB RS RA coach George Radford. Dennison Hunt 3 0 - 30 14 "I particularly don’t like the Stroud’s 2 1 1 32 16 The 3200-meter relay team of two-day format. I had some Ky. Machine 1 2 2 17 28 Lisa Hayes, Kesha Alexander, runners run Friday and then Johnson Controls 0 3 3 23 44 Sanzanna Toles, and Belinda they were done. Other Western Byron also finished sixth with Kentucky schools didn't like it a time of 10:55.85, about a sec­ either," said Radford. Pee Wee Scoreboard ond behind their region time and 55 seconds behind state Radford said he is consider­ 4-$ Lgagve Blizzards 6 winner St. Henry. ing whether to compete in any Red Hots 15 Love Bugs 5 A.A.U. events this summer. Bears 4 7 & 8 League Byron also competed in the Giants 16 3200-meter run (7th, 12:58.19) "If we do, the runners will Knights 11 Braves 5 and 1600-meter run (8th, 5:53). have to do it individually be­ Triggers 7 BOYD TAKES SIXTH - Trigg County trackster Calandra Boyd, seen Titus Phillips was the first cause my schedule won't allow 8*11 League KME 14 here at the region meet, placed sixth at the state track meet May 28- member of the boys' team to me to coach them at the Blizzards 26 Tigers 3 29 in Lexington. Boyd's sixth place finish, coupled with the sixth place advance to state in three years, events." Angels 3 finish of the 3200-meter relay team, netted Trigg a 27th place finish. B-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993 Cincinnati Reds 1993 Crappiethon saw eight fish to hold tryouts at Diamonds in the rough two regional sites

worth $1,000 or more caught The Cincinnati Reds will be conducting several tryout camps in the area over the next few Johnson Reels weeks through June 29. There will be a tryout camp June 10 at Central High School in Evansville, IN. Another camp will be held June 11 at Paducah Community College. Registration for the camps An America Outdoors Event will begin at 9:00 a.m., with each camp starting at 9:30. :SCOTT BROWN William Agre of Libertyville, $699. All American Legion players 'Sports Editor Illinois, who caught "Mama Greg Freeman and Ricky must bring written permission \ An Indiana man caught the Bear", sponsored by Big Bear Butts of Eddyville caught 15.4 from the post commander or le­ Top prize in the 1993 Crappi- Resort April 22. pounds and won $495. gion coach in order to tryout. *4thon USA Tournament on Lake Two other anglers missed out The six men qualified for the Any player who is under 21- Barkley and Kentucky Lake, on $4,000 bonuses because they $50,000 Crappiethon Classic years-old must have written •Although he did not qualify for did not have certain Johnson that was held June 3-5 at permission from a parent or le­ •the $20,(XX) bonus. Fishing accessories in their Wheeler Lake, Alabama. gal guardian accepting full le­ "j Greg George of Chesterton, possession when the fish was There was a tie for the "big gal liability in order to work TOP GUN - Scott Skinner, pitcher for the Babe Ruth League's Dennison Hunt, has two wins on the young season, including a complete Indiana caught "Tangle Free caught. fish" honors as Robert Vanner- out. + Tom " April 3, according to Charles Mathieu, of son of Gilbertsville and Tommy game win June 4 against Stroud's, their first loss in over two years. jCrappiethon officials. The Evansville, Indiana, caught Bradberry of Martin, Tennessee tagged fish, sponsored by John­ Johnson Fishing's "Hook Hone- each caught a 2.36 pound crap­ son Fishing, Inc., was worth an R-Henry" March 29, while Don pie. CARDS AND ‘instant $5,000 and could have Rich, of Bowling Green, caught The first Crappiethon events COLLECTING been worth as much as $25,000 Johnson’s "Crab Claw Clem' were held in 1984 in Alabama, 3»ad George been fishing with a April 20. Kentucky, and Missouri. There 'Johnson Century 2,000 reel. A $500 crappie, "Bob's Ridge were approximately 51,000 £eorge was not as fortunate and Runner" sponsored by Big Bass prize crappie in 34 lake promo­ fettled for the $5,000 prize. Beai’s Guide, was caught April tions worth more than $10 mil­ ; Several other big money fish 10 by Fleetwood Pegrum of lion. ?? * ’ '~

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For any diseases to de­ happening earlier but were not sider are the type hay (grass, velop, you must have 3 things: visible. LEADERS IN ACTION: Landscape work for the County Extension Office was recently completed by legume, grass/legume, etc), the disease organism, a host Septoria Glume Blotch is a (from left) Richard Braxton, Jim Linvell, Wayne McAtee, and Robert McAtee (on tractor). Plant material weather conditions during cur­ plant and environmental disease that is discoloring the was sponsored in part by: Broadbent Farms and Nursery, Central Tractor Farm and Family Center in ing, equipment condition (how conditions suitable for its heads but more importantly, Hopkinsville, Trigg County Farm Bureau, The Lucky Sprouts 4-H Jr. Garden Club, Becky Oliver and the well bale is made) and fertility growth (weather). the disease starts down below Gateway Garden Club, and Southern States Coop. of the soil producing the hay. Local growers need to keep the canopy and moves up the If you have questions about recommended fungicide pro­ plant. When it affects the top how to make quality hay, just grams for tobacco in their man­ leaf (flag leaf) of the plant, it ask Johnny and Jerry Thomas agement scheme: use of ferbam reduces the plants ability to Blue mold tobacco warning who work the Bob Brame farm on tobacco beds as long as they supply the developing grain near Gracey. They had some of are in use and then destroy with its needed energy and nu­ the finest grass/clover hay completely when all setting is trient supply and grain quality issued for all Kentucky ever produced on that farm ac­ completed, treat fields with and quantity is reduced. Fungi­ cording to Mr. Brame and still Ridomil as a preplant treat­ cide spraying earlier as a pre­ A blue mold warning was is­ fields of tobacco if the outbreak greenhouse where transplants have ample pasture to carry ment (2 quarts/acre) because ventative measure can be im­ sued Thursday, May 27, for all is great and weather conditions were being produced. A signifi­ the herd through the summer. treating with Ridomil without portant in reducing the severity of Kentucky, after the first in­ favor its development, said cant number of plants in the Good management is essen­ the preplant treatment is not of the disease. 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k i 1 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993, Br5 Cattle prices increase Number of workers Prices received by Kentucky May averaged $46 per cwt., up declines from April for lettuce, ucts Index was 5 points (35 per­ is slightly higher £ farmers at mid-May for beef $1 from last month, and $1.70 wheat, eggs, and onions offset cent) higher. Price increases cattle continue to show strong above May 1992. Sow prices at price gains for tomatoes, milk, from May 1992 for cattle, increases. Prices of steers and $38 were $1 below last month, broilers, and hogs. tomatoes, potatoes, and eggs There were 2.88 million peo­ compared with $5.52 a year heifers, cows and calves at but $2.60 above a year ago. The more than offset price decreases ple working on the nation's earlier. for oranges, corn, wheat, and mid-May were above both last all milk price of $13 per cwt. Compared with a year ear­ farms and ranches during the Benefits, such as housing and apples. month and 1992. Grain prices was up 40 cents from April and lier, the May All Farm Prod­ week of April 11-17, 1993. meals, were provided to 44 were mixed. 10 cents from May 1992. This compares with 2.87 percent of the hired workers Steers and heifers 500 pounds Kentucky's com price at mid- million people during the April during the survey week com­ and over averaged $85 per cwt. May averaged $2.30 per bushel, 1992 survey week. Self-em­ pared to 41 percent in April at mid-May, up $3 from April, down 3 cents from April and 39 Milk production in ployed farm operators ac­ 1992. # and $10.80 above May 1992. cents below a year ago. Soybean counted for 1.47 million of the The mid-May steer and heifer price at $5.95 per bushel in­ total, along with 364,000 un­ The number of people work­ price is the highest in two creased 6 cents from April, but April up from 1992 paid workers and 828,000 ing on farms in the three-state years. Calves under 500 pounds was 10 cents below a year ago. workers hired directly by farm region including Kentucky, averaged $95 per cwt., up $2 Winter wheat at $2.92 per operators. Agricultural service Tennessee, and West Virginia, from April, and $11.70 above a bushel was down 56 cents from Kentucky milk production for taled just under 11 billion employees working on farms totaled 197,000 during the week year ago. The calf price is the April, but increased 28 cents April 1993 totaled 185 million pounds, up 1 percent from the and ranches made up the re­ of April 11-17. 1992. Self-em­ highest in 22 months. Beef cow from a year ago. pounds, up 1 percent from April previous year, but down 1 per­ maining 224,000 workers. ployed workers accounted for prices at $49 per cwt., were $2 The U.S. All Farm Products 1992. Average number of milk cent from the previous month. Farm operators paid their 145.000 of the total, along with above April, and 60 cents above Index of Prices received in May cows on farms, at 180,000 head Production per cow for April hired workers an average wage 22.000 unpaid workers and ♦ a year ago. was 146 based on 1977=100, un­ was down 2,000 head from a averaged 1,344 pounds, an in­ of $6.37 per hour during the 30.000 hired workers. Self-em­ Barrows and gilts at mid- changed from April 1993. Price year earlier. Milk per cow av­ crease of 30 pounds over the April 1993 survey week. This ployed farm operators worked eraged 1,030 pounds, up 20 previous year. Milk cows on rate was up 32 cents from a year an average of 23.0 hours during pounds from April 1992, and up farms in the 21 States totaled earlier. Workers paid on an the survey week compared Cattle, calves on 15 pounds from the previous 8.16 million head, 97,000 head hourly basis earned $6.10 per with 28.6 hours for unpaid month. less than April 1992, and 19,000 hour compared with $5.75 in workers and 32.9 for hired Milk production for April head less than the previous April 1992. Field workers re­ workers. The wage rate for all feed up in 7 states 1993, for the 21 major States to- month. ceived an average of $6.04 per hired workers was $5.93 per hour, up 36 cents from the April hour. Field workers averaged Cattle and calves on feed for placements of 1.19 million for 1992 survey week. Livestock $5.99 per hour and livestock slaughter market in the seven April were also down 8 percent workers earned $5.65 per hour workers $4.97 per hour. ------from Page B-4 states preparing monthly esti­ from last year and two years Blue mold- mates totaled 8.35 million ago. A blue mold warning means head, up 7 percent from a year Marketings of fed cattle dur­ mold control programs in place ago but down 3 percent from that there are spores in the air for plant beds by using Ridomil 1992 milk totals ing April totaled 1.55 million, and weather conditions would May 1,1991. up 4 percent from last year but plus ferbam and to use Ridomil support infection. Concern is Placements of cattle and down 6 percent from two years in the field preplant as la­ down from 1991 calves on feed in the seven also increased due the exten­ belled. states during April totaled 1.32 sive commercialization of the "Because fields have al­ Milk production in Kentucky pounds were used on farms as million, down 8 percent from Other disappearance totaled tobacco transplant industry, he ready been selected and pre­ during 1992 totaled 2.15 billion milk, cream or butter, or fed to both last year and two years 126.000 head, compared to said. pared, the only cultural steps pounds, down 2 percent from calves and other livestock. ago. These are the lowest April 125.000 in April 1992 and "Based on samples submitted that can be taken are to keep 2.19 billion pounds in 1991. Pro­ Milk sold to plants averaged 128.000 in April 1991. placements since 1980. Net to us, at least two cycles of the plant populations low and to duction per cow averaged 11,685 $13.70 per cwt. in 1992 com­ disease have already occurred, avoid excessive rates of nitro­ pounds, up 454 pounds from pared with $12.50 per cwt. in gen. Observations have shown but probably at least three 1991. An average of 184,000 1991. Receipts to producers to­ -from Page B-4 that the greatest damage from Fourqurean- generations have occurred. We milk cows were on Kentucky taled $285 million for 1992, up 8 blue mold occurs under condi­ percent from 1991. must assume that spores have farms during 1992, down 11,000 ‘ mowing, if plants show signifi- some of the plants should be been released from for several tions of high plant populations from the previous year. U.S. milk production in­ thinned out since maximum * cant amounts of leaf-spot dis- weeks. and high nitrogen applica­ creased 2 percent to 152 billion ease. Be careful to set the yields are maintained with tion," he said. Producers sold 2 . 08 billion pounds. Production per cow av­ w mower blade high enough so populations of five plants per "We also must assume other Nesmith said no fungicide pounds of milk to plants during eraged 15,423 pounds, up 563 only the leaves are removed square foot. infections have occurred in the other than Ridomil is labelled 1992. The remaining 70 million pounds from 1991. and the crown portion of the Apply five pounds of 10-10- state and have not yet been for the field use. In addition, | plant is not injured. 10 fertilizer over the plants per identified," Nesmith said. he said, no fungicide programs Currently, he said, tests are All leaves should be raked 100 feet of row, and a herbicide, are labelled for the greenhouse underway to see if the fungus BLUEGRASS from the planting and burned or if desired. Then water the or float systems. Steak House ^ 'Seafood found in the greenhouse is destroyed. jg planting (o move these into the "We urge producers of trans­ soil and activate the herbicide. resistant to the only fungicide plants to reduce humidity and Another important step To For more information on approved for use to protect to­ leaf wetness in the greenhouse renovating strawberry plants is strawberry renovation contact bacco crops. and float systems to help re­ 0 i to narrow the rows with a roto- your local County Extension’ "Based on the information duce the potential for blue mold ‘S O tcyutaa. Steak dinners tiller. If the plants can be irri­ Service at 522-3269. obtained from the site, the hy­ development where spores gated, then narrow the rows to Large T-Bone...... $9.95 All educational programs of pothesis is that this outbreak land," he said. Large Ribeye...... $8.95 a ten inch width. 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1. Passenger 57 starring Wesley Snipes (Warner — Rated: R) Last Week: No. 1 2. Hero Dustin Hoffman (Colum­ bia TriStar — PG-13) No. 5 3. Under Siege Steven Seagal (Warner — R) No. 2 13. Payment for 4. Consenting Adults Kevin Kline Charon (Hollywood Home Video — R) No. 14. Loom or ship 3 lead-in 15. Ending for 5. The Mighty Ducks Emilio Es­ stamp tevez (Walt Disney Home Video — 16. Have fun PG) No. 4 18. Motherless 6. The Player Tim Robbins calf (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 7 20. Jane or John 7. The Last Of The Mohicans 21. The Syren- Daniel Day-Lewis (FoxVideo — R) ians No. 6 24. Ancient fclPS|k)ffWk)fcl($h chariot 8. Captain Ron Kurt Russell OUT ON /\ LWfc (Touchstone — PG-13) No. 14 W V C c P {\UUAN5 28. Shut firmly PRESENTS TV€. 32. In addition 9. Sneakers Robert Redford N m b M V r l h Z (MCA/Universal — R) No. 9 COrtCT 0 ? 33. River in S iz e op m u o s e . Brazil 60. Trifles 19. “I like — ” arm or able 10. Reservoir Dogs Harvey Keitel 34. Of a thread 61. India, for one 22. Mutilate 45. Mountain pass, (Live Home Video — R) No. 10 36. Peer Gynt’s DOWN 23. Moslem in India 11. The Public Eye Joe Pesci mother 1. Frosted religion 47. Norse god (MCA/Universal — R) No. 11 37. Broker’s 2. Extinct bird 25. Serb or Croat 48. Yemen capital 12. A League Of Their Own Tom order 3. — Cassini 26. Being 49. Went under Hanks (Columbia TriStar — PG) 39. Renovate 4. Prove 27. Cud chewer 50. Russian No. 8 41. Move on foot 28. Fine spray community effective 13. School Ties Brendan Fraser 43. Dissolve 29. Maple genus 51. “Diamonds — 5. Lawyers’ org. 44. Russian plane 30. Hardy Forever” (Paramount — PG-13) No. 22 6. U.S. editor 46. Map book 52. Dutch 14. Honeymoon In Vegas Nicolas 50. Temporary 7. Luge 31. Gate cupboard Cage (Columbia TriStar — PG-13) expedient 8. Photographer’s receipts 53. Native No. 13 55. Harem room word 35. Tells the Nigerian 15. Dr. Giggles Larry Drake 56. Iraq’s 9. Irish sea god story 54. Leaf or paper (MCA/Universal — R) No. 21 • neighbor 10. Make public 38. Regret deeply lead-in 16. Candyman Virginia Madsen 57. Competent 11. Snoop nosily 40. Mel, of 58. Barbie’s beau (Columbia TriStar — R) No. 16 17. The “smart” baseball 17. Singles Bridget Fonda (Warner 59. Musical pause Stooge 42. Prefix for — PG-13) No. 12 18. Bob Roberts Tim Robbins Natasha’s Star (Live Home Video — R) No. 23 19. Leprechaun Warwick Davis A R IES (March 21 to April 19) The LIB R A (September 23 to October (Vidmark Entertainment — R) No. social graces are yours this week! Party 22) Let go of a resentment about 30 invitations arrive, and you’re convinc­ money. Work efforts are rewarded. 20. Pet Sematary Two Edward ing in speech. Career gains mean Seek advice about investments. Be financial improvement. Be wary of silent about philosophical views at Furlong (Paramount — R) No. 19 people making promises. They’re of­ present. This weekend, a trip for two, fering more than they can deliver. away from it all, benefits romance. Top C&w Single! TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (October 23 to Novem­ Soap Updates by Sell Groves Stress cooperation with loved ones. A ber 21) Charm paves your way to sue 1. Wynonna “Tell Me Why,” lucky career break has you humming cess this week. Give a little in a close ALL MY CHILDREN: Edmund tell him she doesn’t want to see him. less. An emotional Bridget signed (Curb/MCA) Last Week: No. 3 all the way to the bank. However, relationship. An ambivalent attitude burst into Tad’s home, interrupting Eric told Steve they need to get Con­ adoption papers allowing Billy and 2. Doug Stone “Made For Lovin’ potential partners stall at a crucial about money matters plagues you most his wedding to Brooke by announc­ nor out of Brooke’s life and sug­ Vanessa to adopt her son. Billy Y o u ,” (Epic) No. 2 point, and you can’t count on their of the week. Domestic interests are ing he’d just seen Tad on his gested Steve take Connor’s place — learned the adoption was legal, so cooperation. This weekend, a certain highlighted this weekend. 3. Larry Stewart “Alright Al­ deathbed in the hospital. Dixie an idea that enraged Ridge. Sally told long as the real father doesn’t stake leisure activity will inspire you. SAG ITTARIUS (November 21 to ready,” (RCA) No. 4 learned Tad’s double is a Canadian Stephanie she and Jack were a claim. Wait To See: Roger is G EM IN I (May 21 to June 20) Intui­ December 21) Despite a difficulty with 4. Toby Keith “Should’ve Been A merchant marine named Michael engaged, and hoped they can all be­ forced to reconsider his plans for tion is your ally this week, but a work a coworker, you’ll still end up on top Cowboy,” (Mercury) No. 5 situation has you temporarily stymied. this week. Inwardly, you may be Williams. Palmer also crashed Tad’s come a real family, especially since Jenna. 5. Alabama “Hometown The erratic behavior of partners and the afraid, but outwardly you could put on wedding, and faking a heart attack, she’ll be Ridge’s mother-in-law. LOVING: As Jeremy said good­ Honeym oon,” (RC A ) No. 6 contrary disposition of a coworker are a false front. Don’t be insincere with insisted Opal take him back. When Stephanie, however, insisted Sally bye to his students, Hannah, at 6. Patty Loveless “Blame It On disruptive. Therefore, work privately those whom you want to know better. she discovered the ruse, she will never be accepted by the For­ Clay’s urging, finally broke down Your Heart,” (Epic) No. 8 for greater success. The weekend CAPRICORN (December 22 to demanded a divorce. Jack proposed, resters. Wait To See: Taylor gets and told the truth. Curtis asked Buck brings very happy developments. January 19) A friend is somewhat for­ 7. Jo e Diffie “Honky Tonk At­ but Laurel gave him an evasive upsetting news about Ridge and about Tess’ whereabouts. 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Joy was hurt when Ian confusion over who actually Marty refused to accept his offer of 6. Robin S. “Show Me Love,” (Big accused her of breaking into his fathered her child. Wait To See: help. Suede was later arrested for Beat/A tl^itic) No. 6 room, but rushed to warn him when Kate makes a disturbing discovery. attacking Todd. Marty freaked out 7. Aerosmith “Livin’ On The she overheard Jake tell Paulina he’s GENERAL HOSPITAL: While when Asa tried to bribe her to drop Edge,” (Geffen) No. 5 investigating Ian. W ait To See: Tracy and Marco attempted to hide her charges against Kevin. Tina told Acknowledged and beloved by her of things that I learned in making my 8. Green Jelly “Three Little Pigs," Rachel makes a risky decision about the truth about her car accident, Cain she w on’t live with him until his peers, industry pundits and music last five albums kicked in when I was (Zoo) No. 9 the Cory strike. Jenny recalled the details of the divorce is final. Angela bilked lovers alike, one of contemporary recording this one. Now that the 9. Inner Circle “Bad Boys,” (Big AS THE WORLD TURNS: event from her perspective. money out of Wanda and Cord. W ait m u s ic ’ s c o n su m m a te album’s finished, I can honestly say Beat/Atlantic) No. 20 Shaken by her confrontation with Monica’s surgery pulled Audrey T o See: B o and Nora face a dilemma singer/songwriters, Brenda Russell that it was very satisfying, and I feel 10. H-Town “Knockin’ Da Lucinda, Lily asked Damien to take through after Ryan’s brutal attack. over Kevin’s case. continues to surpass her own crea­ it’s my best effort in capturing the Boots,” (Luke) No. 1 her back to Italy. Line became aware Steve, how ever, was left emotionally YOUNG AND THE REST­ tive achievements, fully evident in different sides o f my musical expres­ of Connor and Cal’s relationship shattered. Mac and Felicia went to LESS: Cricket agreed to represent a the superb quality of “Soul Talkin',” sion.” Top R&B/Soul when he saw them kiss. Lisa told Texas to bring back her daughter, group of tenants in a landlord-tenant her debut album for EMI Records. A compelling storyteller and Kim she was opposed to the inex­ Maxie, but learned that Ryan may dispute. Victor was stranded by a For the Brooklyn-born artist, her skilled musician, Brenda brings a 1. SWV “Weak,” (RCA) Last perienced Lamar’s promotion, but have kidnapped her. Bill, Holly and carjacker who took off in his Rolls latest work represents a new level of rich history and experience of craft­ W eek: No. 1 feared Duncan would thinks she’s Victoria realized their lives could with his wallet, jewelry, etc. John musical growth and self-expression: ing great work to “Soul Talkin’.” 2. Michael Jackson “Who Is It,” acting out of prejudice. The Hughes’ change if Victoria regains her sight. told Ashley nothing had changed: he “This is the first record I’ve ever (Epic) No. 3 learned Barbara had a son and all, Jagger tracked down his younger still resented Jill becoming pregnant produced alone. It was a big chal­ 3. Janet Jackson “That’s The Way including Hal, are fine. Scott sister with Brenda’s help. Wait To without consulting him. Jack, lenge. I found myself both thrilled Top 10 Movies Love Goes,” (Virgin) No. 2 stormed out after a confrontation See: A shaken Tracy faces having to meanwhile, taunted Jill about her and terrified at the same time. A lot 1. Sliver starring Sharon Stone 4. Luther Vandross “Little with Neal over Royce. Margo puz­ make a desperate decision. pregnancy, saying he was glad she 2. Made In America Whoopi Miracles (Happen Every Day)” zled over the note Royce gave her. GUIDING LIGHT: After hearing had to sign a prenuptial agreement. Goldberg (Epic) No. 7 Julie asked Lily not to tell Holden Holly’s business offer, Jenna shock­ Although Jill denied signing the 3. Dave Kevin Kline 5. Bobby Brown “That’s The Way about Aaron. Rosanna accepted ed Roger with her decision. Roger document, she gave John a letter 4. Lost In Yonkers Richard Love Is,” (MCA) No. 6 Hutch’s invitation to go back to Cal’s later warned Grady not to snoop releasing him of obligations. Mary Dreyfuss 6. Christopher Williams “Every place. W ait To See: The new murder around. Blake and Ross discussed was upset with Paul for cancelling 5. Hot Shots Part Deux Charlie Little Thing U Do,” (Uptown) No. 5 shakes up a lot of people in Oakdale. their feelings about marriage. Har­ his dinner with Lynne to see an old Sheen 7. Johnny Gill “The Floor,” BOLD AND THE BEAUTI­ ley, working undercover in a drug girlfriend from out of town. Lauren, 6. Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (Motown) No. 9 FU L: Karen told Thome she loved bust, was angry when Buzz, unaware recalling Sheila’s warning to keep Jason Lee Scott 8. Duice “Dazzey Ducks,” him, and wanted a commitment. Sly of the setup, botched everything. silent, or else, asked John Silva for 7. Indecent Proposal Robert Red- (TMR/Bellmark) No. 10 tried to persuade Macy not to leave Bridget begged Nadine not to tell advice. Wait To See: Nikki gets ford 9. Robin S. “Show M e L ov e,” (Big his place, insisting Thome would set anyone that Hart is Peter’s father. shocking news. 8. Sidekicks Chuck Norris Beat/Atlantic) No. 15 her up for a fall. Later, puzzled that Buzz was embarrassed when Jenna ©1993 by King Features Synd. 9. Benny & Joon Johnny Depp 10. Mary J. Blige “Love Has No M acy didn’t show up for their meet* caught him working at the diner. A 10. Posse Mario Van Peebles Limit,” (Uptown/MCA) No. 17 ing, Thome called only to have Sly surprise visitor left Roger speech­ B-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993

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Q. Is there going to be a sequel to into “W yatt Earp.” did not pick up “Getting B y ,” star­ “Sister Act” starring Whoopi ring Cindy Williams and Telma Goldberg? Dennis B. Q. I am originally from Poland, Hopkins on their fall schedule, N BC jcp i l ciL L| DRINIHFR I m i L / l Vm A. Yes, and reports say that and I believe the actor, Herbert scooped up the show. SCORE 10 points for using all the Whoopi will pocket in excess of $7 Lorn, who was always so funny in million for the sequel. the “Pink Panther” movies, was Q. Can you please tell me who two complete words: also from Poland. Can you tell me was married to Sandra Dee, and CHAIRMEN Q. Please tell me what show will more about him? I know he made did they have children? A friend of be replacing “ C heers” in the 9 p.m . a lot of movies. Did he ever do mine said that her husband had THEN score 2 points each for all (ET) Thursday time slot next fall. television? Thank you. I like to died when he was very young. I’m G rego ry A. read your column. I learn so much afraid I don’t really remember found among the letters. A. The successful “Seinfeld” sit­ that, and I would like to know from it. Paul K. Try'to score at least SO points. com will replace “Cheers” in the more about that. My friend and I A. Thank you for the compliment. wip uieay :sujosom| eiqissoy coveted 9 p.m. (ET) time slot. I’m afraid, however, that you’re were big fans of Sandra Dee when Replacing “Seinfeld” at 9 :3 0 p.m about to learn that Lorn was original­ we were younger. Mildred C. (ET ) will be “Frasier,” starring Kel­ ly Czech, not Polish. He went to A. Sandra was married to Bobby sey Grammer as a Seattle England in 1939 to escape the Nazis. ASK EVELYN Darin. The couple had a son. Darin, psychiatrist on the radio, continuing His original name was Herbert Char­ who had had a history of heart problems as a teenager, died of a his character from “Cheers.” les Angelo Kuchacevich ze recently, the actress has no plans on heart attack in 1973 at the age of 37. Schluderpacheru. (Imagine getting retiring. Q. I was wondering what Bob that name on a movie marquee!) Hope thinks in general of today’s Lorn starred as a psychiatrist in an Q. Is there any way of protesting Have a question? Send it to comedians. Francis O. English television series briefly seen ABC’s cancellation of my favorite Evelyn Ludvigson, King Features THE WOOD SHED A . Bob basically likes the bulk of in the United States, “The Human show, “Getting By?” Dale M. Weekly Service, 235 East 45th today’s crop of comedians. His only Jungle.” A. Not to fret, Dale. While ABC Street, New York, N.Y. 10017. Pit Bar-B-Q & Restaurant beef is that some of them are a little Daily Breakfast — $2.77 Choice of bacon, sausage or ham, 2 eggs, too dirty in their routines for his taste. Q. When is Joan Collins going to gravy, hashbrown, biscuit or toast, coffee return to nighttime prime-time Q. Whatever happened to the television. I really enjoyed her on CATFISH WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS 4:00-8:00 P.M. actor who played Jerry Lee Lewis “Dynasty,” and her recent perfor­ Fish Dinner ...... in the movies? I thought he was mance as a cousin on “Roseanne.” $425 T uesday Mite Wednesday Nitg very good, and I thought he looked Dusty J . 21 Pc. Shrimp Dinner with siaw & Fries $495 a lot like Jerry Lee. I would ap­ A. For starters, Joan is going to be FREE 2 Drinks for the price of PRIME RIB SPECIAL - SATURDAY NIGHT preciate knowing who the actor is, starring in her first movie role in over Pool ONE and what else I can see him in. 10 years in a flick titled 8 OZ. Served with: 10 OZ. N ora T . 6:00 p.m. -1:00 a.n 6:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. . mi , , baked potatoes or French ^ “Decadence.” In addition, Ms. Col­ S’ / 9 5 fries, salad, coffee or tea S Q 9 5 A . The star of “Great Balls of Fire” lins is a successful author and is was Dennis Quaid. Other movies working on her latest novel titled DAILY PLATE LUNCHES y« Lb. COUNTRY HAM BREAKFAST he’s done include “Breaking Aw ay,” “Hell Hath No Fury.” As for Choice ot meat, BABY BACK RIBS EVERY SATURDAY “The Long Riders,” in which he television, Joan has mentioned 3 vegetables Salad & Choice ot Potato 00 starred with his brother Randy (the Ham, * *. bl several projects to the networks, but —M $ 3MO 1 $ 7 9 5 $ 2 " film also starred other sets of has not had any real success. Accord­ r»d-«ya gravy. brothers including the Carradines ing to the actress, network execs are * ID REQUIRED -C A T E R IN G — (Permit #14284) and Stacey Keach and his sibling), only interested in themes such as Reg. Hours! 3 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday - 885-8144 “The Right Stuff,” playing astronaut violence and crime, which are not 8:00 p.m. -1 :00 a.m. 889-9833 1821 West 7th St. (U.S. 68-W) - Across from Ebonite Alan Shepard, and more recently, among Joan’s favorite roles. West 7th Street (In front of Ebonite, across from Wood Shed) “Postcards from the Edge,” based on the brilliant book by Carrie Fisher. Q. Are Debbie Reynolds and He has four films coming up: Eddie Fisher still feuding? Harry “Wilder Napalm,” “Undercover F. Blues,” “Flesh and Bone,” and A. It’s been 30 years since Fisher “Wyatt Earp,” which goes into dumped his ex-wife, Debbie production next month. In the latter, Reynolds, for Elizabeth Taylor and be plays Doc Holliday. The movie the two have mellowed over the KIDS’ WORLD costars Kevin Costner as the legen- years. In fact, sources say the two ary lawman, Earp. have buried the hatchet, and while I n n e r A P THE INTERNATIONAL Although you didn’t ask about not the best of friends, are on talking O f f O f I C l I c C f ® CROSSNiyMBER GAME Costner, his many fans will be happy terms. TAKE NOTE! Study the letter maze at right carefully and you will note that to know that he’s currently filming a G T A B A N DIRECTIONS: jy fC names of the following six musical instruments may be spelled out in Fill each square with a number, one througn nine, ft)ftvgff- movie with Clint Eastwood as his Q. Is it true that Kathleen order: Guitar, banjo, harp, violin, D U I R J O • Horizontal squares should add to totals on right costar and director. Laura Dem is Turner’s husband wants her to cello and mandolin. Instrument • Vertical squares should add to totals on bottom names are to be traced moving also in the flick, which is called “A retire from show business? Cathy ____ROW 6 _____ ROW N o 1 N A H • Diagonal squares through center should add to letter by letter, one square at a total in upper and lower right Perfect World.” It’s expected to T. time, across, down or diagonally. A L I •4 R V 2 _ ROW 7 _ ROW Each of the 34 letters included wind up July 9, just in time to give A. No. While Turner has been I Kevin a few days off before he goes somewhat out of the public eye is to be used just once. M L N I P Time I : 2! iminutes. 4 3 _ ROW 8 _ ROW O L E C L O Today's Challenge ‘ 7 Pizza, Subs, 4 _ ROW 9 _ ROWBIRD BANDI Find secret message if code words are PIGEON Time 1 0 Minutes LOFT and message reads 639 54 453 15 45 0679. P.S.: Seconds 7 Number letters of code words 0 to 9, from left to right, to 18 Salads, Spaghetti 5 _ ROW 10 _ ROW Your Working translate. 4 L p Eat In or Delivery 10|d uo u| euo ou jo~i :e6essen Time Minutes ROWS AND ROWS Seconds *Delivery available to all TO PONDER 20 12 16 18 Motels & Inns. You are asked to find 10 522-4299 six-letter ROW words (see above) in accord with the W ishing^ Well® 1111 Canton Road following definitions: 1. The IOU row. 1 Mile W est of Cadiz 73 527 3 74 2. The bone row. ANLYVTOP 3. The plow row. Open 7 Days A Week 4. The mole row. U U 0 E R S 5. The teary row. 6. The piglet row. 7257 6 75237672 7. The yard aid row. FRURKONLTMAPU 8. The next day row. 8 6 3 6 4 7 4 7 3 7 5 4 3 9. The tight squeeze NHIECREOO F G F N row. 8 4 5 2 7 8 4 7 4 “ 5 7 6 2 Ask Your Doctor 10. The English prep- EUECESLSL I SAK school row. 783437345 Clue: Each of these 10 I T S F H O I E N by Dr. E. R. Allen words has a double R at center. 2 3 3 7 7 8 2 7 2 7 2 YGRHN I APDLASY Time limit: 2 minutes. HERE IS A PLEASANT LITTLE GAME that will give you a •MOUBH ot mojjbn message every day. It's a numerical puzzle designed to STAYING YOUNG continued 6 * ojjom -0 MOiusg spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If Despite the tremendous amount of research done on the L MOJJBJ g MO0JOS the number ol letters is 6 or more, subtract 4. If the number S AWiung > MOjjnj SPOT CHECKI Lots of houses look alike, but few resemble this is less than 6. add 3. The result is your key number. Start at subject, scientist still cannot agree on just what a human C MOiiBn 2 -MOitog I one. Add missing lines from dot 1 to dot 2,3, etc. the upper left-hand corner and check one ot your key num­ bers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under life span should be. Researchers do agree, however, that the checked figures give you. the bones in the human skeleton are designed to last at THE ILLUSTRATED BIBLE least 120 years. It is reasonable to assume that all parts of “I’ve turned off the music, the body were designed to last approximately the same —/>- The Sanctity of God’s House doctor, but I can’t seem length of time. If the bones last 120 years, it just isn't to turn her off.” “In the temple he found those who were selling oxen and logical that a gall bladder will "wear out" in 36 years, or M sheep and pigeons, and the money-changers at their business. And making a whip of cords, he drove them a ll... out of the that an appendix should quit in 18 years, or that a uterus temple. And he told those who sold the pigeons, ‘Take these things away; you shall not make my Father’s house a house of should go bad in 42 years. tra d e " Nothing in the Universe is done in a haphazard W f i fashion. All things appear to be under some kind of control. The planets move in their prescibed orbits, the f seasons follow one another, and every facet....every function of the human body bespeaks an intelligence that is not only marvelous in its works, but is also logical, reasonable, and sensible. We simply cannot apply the idea of "planned obsolescence" to any part of the human body. As chiropractors, we have a profound respect for this intelligence that runs the human body. We do not feel

that we have any right to "second-guess" it. Our years of A house of worship can serve as many things: a refuge for experience have clearly demonstrated that the more the needy, a meeting place for social brotherhood, a setting for those groups supportive of and sponsored by the church. Yet closely we can work with this intelligence, the greater we must never forget the primary purpose for such an edifice, degree of health the patient attains. The record of and that is the sanctification of God and the spreading of His word. It was against the defilement, the abuse of that sanctity, medicine provides ample proof that "tampering" with “Come on in, Max! that Jesus railed against the money-changers and those who this intelligence can only result in more disease and It’s not locked!” would sell animals for sacrifice. The only trade should be a commerce in faith and a barter of ourselves for the wealth of discomfort. God’s love. So staying young is really that simple....stay healthy. To ©1993 by King Features Synd. stay healthy, two things are necessary: “Ever get the urge to spell something?” 1. The nutritional intake must be correct. BRINGING UP FATHER by FRANK JOHNSON 2. All parts of your body must receive the correct 7------<; amount of energy. IT S S eTTlhJe ROPSM IS) TME SCHOOL'S When all pats of your body receive the correct energy at 1tX ?A y/lT G&G MERE THAT N MEW y o R K , the right time, the premature aging of parts of your body m03 ED HUS OhlETEAOleR \G MOSPITAU-ZEP EAQ4 PAy' will be prevented. Staying young is really that simple....staying healthy. □ a Lna mm mU i Allen Chiropractic Center m Da u 1842 Canton Road (Hwy. b8 West) ED□ □ DPI uo|jn|Ot Cadiz, KY 42211 m Phone; (502) 522-3957 Hie Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993, B-ll LAKE VIEW BOATS Trimming through history Sales and Service The Best Place To Buy & Trade Haircuts used to cost 25 cents. he pays for haircuts ought to be his own affair. His salary is The barber shop had four 924-5648 S L i 1 OUTBOARDS chairs, a long mirror across one $200,000 a year and if he gets wall and licenses taped on the one every two weeks, that's 9170 Canton Rd. " * ' nMOTIUl mirror behind each chair. The about $5,000 a year for hair­ room smelled like hair tonic cuts. It surely is not the wisest and seemed to always be use of funds but he ought to crowded with men and boys have the privilege of choosing Compliments by Harold Soae waiting to get their "ears low­ how to spend his own money. Ytardecr P asto r It's the American way. HOME TOWN ered." "Nice" guys got their East Cadis Baptist Church Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner hair cut every week; others less This price is not the most DECORATING Banquet Facilities Available often. ever paid for a haircut. A man Hwy. 68 E @ 1-24 522-0538 barber’s time. He was in no named Samson paid much more 2 60 8 Ft. Campbell Blvd. 885-4361 It was good to wash your hair hurry so you would believe you to a pretty girl named Delilah. first, so the barber wouldn't were getting your dollar's (Judges 16:19-31) It cost his have to use that white lather worth. Scissors here, clippers strength, eyesight, personal around the edges as he finished there, hold your head down so freedom, and finally his life. In and whisk it off briskly with a he could do the back of your comparison Clinton's fluffy cut dry towel. This embarrassed neck. was cheap, cheap. WAL-MART mama. Haircuts are more expensive Samson's big mistake was When they began to cost 50 now, as is everything else. I turning his back on God for the Open: Monday - Saturday 9 a.m.-9 p.m. paid as much as ten dollars re­ Sunday 12-6 p.m. cents it was the topic of conver­ pleasure of the moment. He de­ sation for weeks. Even the bar­ cently. liberately shared the secret of Hopkinsville bers talked about it. One of Now we leam that a haircut his power with the enemy, them had gone to the city and can cost $200 if you have a fel­ giving them opportunity to paid a whole dollar for a low named Christophe do it on take it away. haircut. "If I charged a dollar an airplane at the Los Angeles It's OK to tell jokes about I'd really have to put out my airport. We've come a long way "Hair Force One;” that's the Goodwin Funeral Home best," a barber said, and the one from the 25 cent cut with free privilege of being an American. Kentucky ’We handle Pre-arrangements' with the dollar cut replied, tonic and lather around the We also are privileged as ‘ Farm Bureau Serving Everyone in Trigg County "Yeah, but they don't do it." edges. Bill Clinton seems to Christians to be Christlike. Well, the price kept going have come farther than most of Don't compromise that privi­ Dale Henderson - Agent/Manager 138 Main 522-6676 up. Soon we were all paying a us. lege away in sin. It simply costs Norman Cotton, Jr. - Agent dollar for 45 minutes of a good I have to believe that what too much. 522-8132 ______Cadiz

BAPTIST CHURCH Locust drove CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cadiz United Baptist Methodist KENTUCKY Blh U Baptist Randy Davenport, Cadiz Christian Rev. Harry G. Lewis Bill Meador, Pastor Pastor 214 Main Street Highway 68 East Dr. Tom Martin, MACHINE Highway 272 East Pastor COKE IS IT 31 Main Street AND ENGINEERING, INC. Bloomfield Maple drove Cerulean Methodist Missionary Cadiz 522-6061 Baptist Rev. Dan Griffiths, Pastor Baptist Irvin Darnell, Pastor Roaring Hopkinsville Road E. A. Brown, Pastor Maple Grove Road Highway 139 North Pastor Dyer's Chapel Compliments of Montgomery United Methodist Roaring Springs Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor Buffalo Licit Elizabeth Baptist Community PENNYRILE RURAL Baptist Leon Townsend; Pastor Highway 68 West Highway 68 East, Sponsor the ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Jam es Black, Pastor Rocky Ridge Road Linton United 2799 Wallonia Road Christian Church John Daniels, Pastor Church Page "Proudly Serving The Pennyrile" Paul Frederick, Pastor Mt. Pleasant Highway 276 Highway 164 E. M ain 5 2 2 -6 6 7 8 Baptist Grandville Courtney, CHRISTIAN Pastor 3666 Blue Springs Road Jo^^azier^Ftostor Blue Springs Legos Will Jackson Road THE Baptist Darell Eldridge, Pastor Netv Hope Baptist Danie*Swaitz, Pastor Mt. Zion United p A R M Rt. 3 Box 231 Todd Gray, Pastor Whitecrest Hill Msthodlet Bailey Lum ber Co. m Princeton, KY 42445 Highway 525 Rev. Dan Griffiths, Pastor 522-6222 Cerulean Rd. S tore, inc. Calvary Cerulean Road Missionary Baptist New Jerusalem Christian Life Baptist Center Oakland Gary Heath, Pastor Johnny Hawkins, 16 Court Street United Methodist Highway 274 Pastor 5220911 Paul Frederick, Pastor 2550 Old Cadiz-Maggie Oakland Church Road Road Canton Baptist CHURCH QF CHRIST Royce Dukes, Pastor ECONOMY P.O. Drawer 859 Ooh drove Baptist ( N A P A ) NAPA Hal Shipley, Pastor United Methodist Oak Grove Road Cadiz Church Of Jam es A. Shuck, Pastor CeeBee 522-6521 Chrtet 9023 Rockcastle Road '™AUT0 parts Cerulean Baptist Darrell Simon, FOOD STORES Quality Parts & Service Since 1959 Henry Ramey, Pastor Pleasant Hill Evangelist P.O. Box 86 Baptist Church 1785 East Main "MbA# * w t e $ w * ffi Jerry Bacon, Pastor 1750 Main Street 522-6624 4808 South Road Downtown & East Cadiz Dslmont Boptlst Joiner's Chapel Shoney Oliver, Pastor ...... Church Of Christ Tobaccoport 288 Corinth Cem. Road Rodney Cheatam, United Msthodls Pastor Paul Frederick, Past Highway 139 South Donaldson Creek, Linton Road Tobaccoport Southern States! Baptist Community Rocky JUdys CHURCH-QF-fiQD JgjHNSON A. Todd Jones, Pastor Donaldson Creek Rd. CADIZ BRANCH Frank Kirby, Pastor C O N T R O L S 1 Highway 68 East Moronotha Church PENTECOSTAL Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • LP Gas Service Dry Crash Of Ood Hwy. 68 E. Farm and Home Supplies 522-6681 Primitive Baptist Allan Stokes, Sr., Robert H. Hale, Pastor Pastor Linton Road 347 Main Street Highway 6 Cast Cadiz Baptist CHU.BCM_QE.G0D Harold Rose, Curtis Kern, Pastor B ank of Cadiz Cadiz Re§taurant Pastor Missionary Highway 139 North Glendale Drive Jerry Railey, Pastor & Trust Co. Highway 139 South The Church Of "Cadiz Finest" Ood In Christ Hill Pentecostal South Union Clarence Siscney, Tony Ramirez, Pastor Hilltop Freewill Pastor foie Together, We're Strong! Baptist Highway 164, Linton Highway 139 North Road Don Draughn, Pastor 522 6563 I i w y . 6 8 Old Tobaccoport Road 522-6066______. 79 Main St. LUTHERAN First United Hurricane Baptist Trigg County Gary Pate, Pastor Baptist Faith Lutheran Highway 276 Roy W. Field, Pastor Church Line Street Jam es C. Redman, THgg County Manor Pastor West Cadiz BP Wallonia Baptist PRESBYTERIAN "A Personal Care Home" Jutlen Baptist 405 Sheila Dr., CHURCH Don Mock, Pastor Hopkinsville, Ky. Church W allonia Community We strive to make our "Your full service car care center" Complete line Elton Wilson, Pastor of passenger & light truck tires. 522-3031 Crossroads 272 & 117 personal care feel like home. Com er of Main & Hamilton. Julien, KY METHODIST CHURCH Presbyterian Dr. Tom Martin, 25 Shelby St. 522 3711 Liberty Point Baptist CATHOLIC CHURCH Jeff- Hendricks, Pastor j r w Old Dover Road Hamtown Texaco C-Mart k T d OTHER CLYDE HITE St. Stephens Groceries*Fishing Tackle Catholic Lubricants and Fasteners Baptist Father Richard 7450 Hopkinsville Rd. Hunting & Fishing License«Ky. Lottery John T. Bacon, Pastor Danhauer, Pastor Rev. Dan Griffiths, Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 Highway 272 Highway 68 West Pastor Attn. John Hull Hwy. 68 W. of Gracey 522-6364 (H) Highway 139 North Highway 274 235-5477 aam THE CADIZ RECORD G M S S 3 j^^Hamtown Restaurant P.O. Box 311, 50 Nunn Blvd^ FOOD STORES •Old Fashioned Country Ham & Steaks* Cadiz, KY 42211 "Everyday Low Prices" _____i v r o l e t • C e o , I n c . Catfish*Salad Bar*Seafood 5 2 2 - 6 6 0 5 Clay Street * Downtown Hopkinsville, Ky. 886-1207 Hwy. 68 W. 522-3158 522-1628 Hwy. 68 East

A k k B-12, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993 SENIORS Chances to honor our flag, veterans

What a wonderful time of When I think of Flag Day Heavey" — a difficult melody their foul footstep's pollution. And the star-spangled banner the year this is! We have all and the American flag, I also with an uncomfortably large No refuge could save the in triumph doth wave kinds of opportunities to pay think of our national anthem. vocal range. For obvious rea­ hireling and slave O'er the land of the free and tribute to our nation, our flag, The words are difficult and the sons, Key's work became known From the terror of flight, or the home of the brave." and our veterans: on May 30, tune is almost impossible, but it as "The Star Spangled Banner," the gloom of the grave, Let's look at our national an­ Memorial Day (which was makes a catch come in my and in 1931 Congress declared it And the star-spangled banner them with new eyes and listen called Decoration Day when I throat each time I hear it sung, the official anthem of the in triumph doth wave to it, the next time you have a was a child); on June 14, Flag and even when I just hear the by Martha Malone Smith United States. O'er the land of the free and chance, with new ears. Don't Day; and on July 4, our nation's music. The first verse, with which the home of the brave." let it ever be taken away' birthday. This anthem was written we are all familiar, presum­ The fourth stanza, a hope for On June 14, the Woodmen of during the War of 1812, when would have to wait. It was now ably, is the old doctor speaking the future, should be sung more THOUGHT TO PONDER: A the World will hold a Flag the United States was at war the night of Sept. 13, and the and asking the questions. The slowly than the other three young woman who had recently Day ceremony in front of the with Great Britain, primarily bombardment of Fort McHenry second stanza gives an answer: and with even deeper feeling: emigrated from El Salvador courthouse at 5 p.m. Let's all over freedom of the seas. At was about to start. "On the shore, dimly seen "Oh! thus be it ever, when listened carefully as her em­ show our patriotism by at­ first, our seamen proved better As twilight deepened, Key thro' the mist of the deep, freemen shall stand ployer tried to explain the So­ tending this very special cere­ than the British, but eventu­ and Beanes saw the American There the foe's haughty host Between their loved homes cial Security system, and then mony to pay tribute to the Stars ally the weight of the British Flag flying over Fort McHenry. in dread silence reposes, and the war’s desolation, said, "Here you can get up ev­ and Stripes, the symbol of navy beat down our ships. All through the night they What is that which the Blest with vict'ry and peace, ery morning and think what these great United States of The British reached the heard bombs bursting and saw breeze, o'er the towering steep, may the Heav'n-rescued land you want to do and you can try America. American coast and, on Aug. 24, the red glare of rockets. Toward As it fitfully blows, half Praise the Pow'r that hath to do it. You can say what you On July 4, Independence Day, 1814, took Washington, D.C. On morning the bombardment conceals, half discloses? made and preserved us a nation. want even if nobody wants you as we picnic, play baseball, Sept. 12, they arrived at Bal­ ceased and a silence fell. Either Now it catches the gleam of Then conquer we must, for our to say it. You can decide some­ watch the tractor pulls, or just timore and found 1,000 men con­ Fort McHenry had surrendered the morning’s first beam, cause it is just, thing you want for yourself, and sit at home in the shade and trolling the harbor from Fort and the British flag flew above In full glory reflected, now And this be our motto -- 'In you can work to get it. For me, then watch the beautiful fire­ McHenry. Francis Scott Key, a it, or the bombardment had shines on the stream: God is our trust.' this is social security." works, may we pause during our lawyer and friend of physician failed and the American flag 'Tis the star-spangled ban­ activities to give thanks for our William Beanes, who was a still flew. ner. Oh! long may it wave forefathers who visualized a prisoner on one of the British As dawn began to brighten O'er the land of the free and free nation and gave of their ships, had come to the ship to the eastern sky, Key and the home of the brave!" time, their talents, and even negotiate the physician's re­ Beanes stared out at the fort In the third stanza, Key their lives, that we might be lease. The British captain was and saw the American flag still seems to allow himself to gloat free today. willing, but the two Americans flying. They must have asked over the American triumph. each other over and over, "Can During World War II, when the you see the flag?" British were our staunchest al­ After it was all over, Francis lies, this third stanza was not Scott Key wrote a four-stanza sung: Senior Menu poem telling the events of the "And where is that band who A JHm age from tlje ®iWe night. Called "The Defense of so vauntingly swore SCHEDULE Fort McHenry," it was pub­ That the havoc of war and Darrell E. Simon, Minister Sunday. The following is the menu provided by the Senior Citizens lished in newspapers and swept the battle's confusion 522-8503 Worship - 9:30 a.m. Kitchen for the coming week. Reservations must be made one the nation. Someone noted that A home and a country should Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. day in advance for each meal. Phone 522-8341 by 2 p.m. for the words fit an old English Lord's Supper -1 1 :00 a.m. leave us no more? They Would Not Come Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. reservations. tune called "To Anacreon in Their blood has washed out Wednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 14 In Matthew chapter twenty-two we find recorded the beef or chicken liver, mashed potatoes, green beans, biscuit parable of the marriage feast. Jesus said, "The kingdom of and butter, rice krispy treat, milk, coffee, and tea. heaven is like unto a certain king, which made a marriage for Tuesday, June 15 Weekly Health Tip his son, And sent forth his servants to call them that were dried beans and ham, spinach, harvard beets, combread and From Rick Clement bidden to the wedding: and they would not come" (verse 2-3). butter, peach cobbler, milk, coffee, and tea. "We care about your health!' Wednesday, June 16 That last statement, "they would not come," is a sad commen­ 522-3211 tary on many people of our day. The Lord forces no man to come chicken and dumplings, broccoli, carrots, roll and butter, to him, but he invites all men to come. Many who are invited banana pudding, milk, coffee, and tea. will not come. Some think that maybe they will have time later Thursday, June 17 to serve the Lord. Jam es asks, "For what is your life? It is even cheeseburger, cole slaw, potato sticks, bun, catsup and Walk don't Run! a vapor, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth mustard, dessert of choice, milk, coffee, and tea. away" (Jas. 4:14). Someone has said, "The road to hell is paved Friday, June 18 with good intentions." The truth is, many who professed they Polish sausage and sauerkraut, juice, com, lima beans, roll We all envy the thin bodies of the mara­ would serve the Lord later on ju st "would not come." Others do and butter, cookies, milk, coffee, and tea. thon runners who glide on formileafter mile. But if you're thinkingofgettingin not take the Lord and his invitation seriously. They have shape (and have only been thinking allowed worldly pursuits and possessions to keep them from about it for the past few years) walking serving the Lord. All are invited, "Come unto the marriage. But Hearing Tests Set For Cadiz is safer, puts less stress on your knees they made light of it, and went their ways, one to his farm, Thrif-T Drug Hearing tests will be given FREE at Thrif-T and joints and it does almost as much for your heart. If you really want a another to his merchandise:" (verses 4-5). And, it wasn't that FREE Drug, Cadiz, on Friday, June 11, from 9 a.m. workout, Israeli scientist found that there was anything wrong with these things in and of them­ Hearing Tests to noon by Beltone. Hearing aid specialists daily walks with only a six pound back­ selves. But, they allowed these things to come between them Friday, June 11 will perform the test. pack brought substantial aerobic im­ and their Lord. If you can't let go of it for the Lord, it has become 9 a.m. - noon. Those who HEAR but have trouble UNDERSTANDING provement in only three weeks. In-home testing conversaUon are urged to have this modem electronic a priority! "They would not come" because the things of this if you cannot test to find out If their loss Is one of many th at can be earth were too precious to them. helped. Everyone not hearing clearly should have a What are the reasons many today use for not coming to hearing test. Even people who wear aids, or those who m l Save-On Drugs the marriage feast of the Lamb? They are just excuses. All For your FREE believe nothing can be done for them should be tested. hearing test Today, most hearing problems can be helped. No m J Located beside the hospital things are ready. You are invited to come to the feast. Will you call 522-1000 hearing problem should ever be ignored. W j Monday - Friday 8:30 - 6 p.m. come? Think about it! Saturday 8:30 - 4:30 p.m. (Eahfe Qlljurrlj nf (Eljrisi Belter Hearing Through Pmfcwmnal Giro P . 0 . 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Periodic Settlement Golf cart, Yam aha top and $3,600/best offer. 1987 1986 Chevy Astro, all power, Ridden very little. 1993 Sailboat, 23-foot Irvin, as­ HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ LEGAL NOTICE windshield, gas with brand Notice Chevy Camaro, 5 speed. air $4,000. Call (502) 886- Honda 4 Trax 250X. Excel­ sessed at $6,500. Easy one- NELS- Boarding, grooming Notice is hereby given that Jill new tilt trailer, $1,600. May Multi-port fuel injected V-6. 0541. lent shape. $3,000. Call man sailer, cockpit tiller, andpetsupplies. Dog obedi­ A Petition ToTransferExemp- Ford Holland, GuardianofBLANE purchase with out trailer. -1437 after 5 p.m. (502)886-2707. four sails, bags, spinnaker, ence and counseling. Sky? tion and To Dispense With BERKLEY FORD filed periodic (502)466-3612. 1986 Ford Mustang GT 302 berthing at Eddy Creek, paid line Drive. 886-5621. Administration was filed on settlement on May24,1993 which HO, automatic, loaded, through July $2,700. Prin­ May25,1993 on the Estate of ’68 Chevy Malibu, all origi­ was ordered to lay over for record IH 340 Farmall with culti­ $6,000.753-9861 after 5 p.m. ceton, 365-7615. JOHN A. CURTIS of 5478 nal. 55,000 original miles, KITTENS- one male and two accordingtolaw. Hearing on same vators with rolling fenders. South Road, Cadiz, KY 42211. 4-door. Excellent condition. females. One smokey col­ is set for July 6,1993 before the New paint, tires, excellent Claimsmust be proved accord­ $2,000. Call 885-9029. 16 foot fishing boat and Sailboat, 18-foot Chrysler ored, one black with white, judge of this court. to good motor. Reduced price 6. Trucks ing to Kentucky Revised trailer, 60 H.P. motor. $500. day sailer and trailer. Very and one yellow. Mother cat $3,895. Call 886-1665. Statutesand filed within 6 ’89 Olds Tornado Trofio. Call 522-6004. fast, exciting to sail. $1,900. also free to good home. Call weeks from the date of publi Pat Wallace, Clerk Sporty look, excellent condi­ ’89 Dodge Dakota SE , power Call (502)885-9168. 522-5855. cation in paperwith the Court Circuit Court Strawberries, Herndon, tion. Dark gray, loaded, windows, brakes, steering 16’ Four Winns 1989 Model Kentucky area. Phone 271- and door locks. Air AM/FM or Flora Nell Curtis, 5478 leather interior. $9,500. Call 160 Freedom,Cobra 3.0 litre, TRAILER HITCHES- All Registered, female, white 2052 or 271-2181. cassette, intermittent wip­ South Rd„ Cadiz, KY 42211. (502)886-5797 after 6 p.m. like new. Call Chris at 436- styles, installation available. German Shepherd, 3 years ers, bed liner, new Michelin Call Stewart’s Truck Equip­ old. Sacrifice $150. Days tires, V-6 with automatic ment. Call 886-1103 or 1- 365-7413, evenings 545- Trigg Circuit Court Clerk 2. For Sale I 3. Appliances 1977 Corvette, white on overdrive 48,000 miles, 800-755-1260. P.O.Box 673 white, mag wheels with $7,900. 1975 Holiday travel trailer; Cadiz, KY 42211 white GT Eagle tires, ga­ 30 foot long good condition. 1978 Motor home, 3 Used General Electric refrig­ rage kept, $6,850.753-2158. Call after 5 p.m. 474-8808. Siberiau Husky AKC regis­ engine. Sleeps 8, refrigera­ erator and stove, good con­ 14-foot Step Van 1977 Ford. tered puppies, $125; each. New transm ission. Good tor, roof, air, flush toilet, dition. $75, for refrigerator 1983 Chevrolet Malibu Clas­ Call (502) 885-1377. motor. Aluminum body. 1978 15 foot H ustler Bass shower and more. Ready to and $50 for stove. Phone 522- sic for sale. Low mileage, Boat; fiberglass, 65 H.P. LEGAL NOTICE . $2,500. Call (502)885-6319. Cockatiels- male and female go. $5,500.522-0604. 0012 one owner. 522-6499. Johnson, trolling motor, $45 each; cage $40.522-5491 10. Mobile Homes trailer, depth finder, one A Petition To Transfer Ex­ 1988 Bronco H XLT, fully 9 a.m. -5 p.m. 924-0709 p.m. 1992YamahaTimberwolf4- owner, good condition, emption and To Dispense 4. Furniture 1984 VW Scirocco, drives wheeler ATV 250 cc $1,950. loaded. $7,500. Call (502) $2,650, call 753-2975 days With Administration was fast, air conditioned, power 885-2297. Own your own home for less Phone 887-9728. call for Chuck, 924-5887 FOUND Mostly Labrador filed on M ay 25, 1993 on windows, power locks, power than rent. 1993 Clayton 3- nights. the Estate of ROSIE M. CUN- King size waterbed. Wav­ brakes, AM/FM radio. Must Yellow female pup. Wearing bedroom 16X80 a t $230 per 1990Isuzu pick-up short bed 4 plots in Green Hills Me­ eless mattress. Honey pine sell. $1,995.753-2941. flea collar in King’s Chapel month. 1993 Gateway 3- NINGHAMof299First Street, Sharp! Still has factory morial Gardens— Garden of wood, excellent condition. 1987 Hydrasport- Limited Area. Call 522-6520. bedroom 16X80 at $230 per Cadis, KY 42211. Claims warranty. $6,500; Also top­ must be proved according the Last Supper- $1,200. C. New $999, will sell for $499. Edition. 18 footfish-ski-walk month. 1993 Lifestyle 3- 1987 Mustang GT 5.0 con­ per, fits long wheel base to Kentucky Revised Stat­ F. Carr,901-754-1924,6800 (502)885-4159. thru. 1987 150XR2 horse­ bedroom 16X80 at $240 per vertible, white, leather inte­ Isuzu. $75. (502) 887-9728. 7 Foot Boa snake and cage, utes and filed within 6 Kelmscott, Memphis, TN power Mercury, built-in low month. 1993 Norris 2-bed­ rior, new tires, $7,950. Tren­ $400. (502) 885-4035 after weeks from the date of 38119. ranee depth finder, biniki room 16X76 at $240 per 5. Automobiles ton (502) 466-5650. 4:30 p.m. publication in paper with 1992 Ford Explorer Sport! top, foot control Evinrude month. 1993 Norris 2-bed- 4-wheel drive, 5 speed, 2 trolling motor, custom Hy­ room 14X70 at $210 per the Court or Diantha K. 40 foot-five wheel American AKC DALMATIAN, shots 1988 CL Astro van, Call door, Fully loaded! Excellent dra-Sport trailer, custom fit Stations, 130 Sunset Circle, traveler, completely fur­ 1991 Mustang convertible and wormed, guaranteed, month. 1984 Liberty 2-bed- (502) 885-0753, after 6 p.m. condition. $18,800, O.B.O. boatcover.$9,995.(502)886-. Cadiz, KY 42211. nished with waterbed, LX, only 21.XXX miles, 502-271-2900.2 adultmales room 14X64 at $150 per Call 615-431-6374. 3391 days, 886-1398 nights. washer and dryer. Also white and black, loaded, 522-1887. month. 1983 Schult 2-bed­ Trigg Circuit Court Clerk coachman camper com­ extra nice. 753-0697 days, 1988 Iroc Z, T-tops, loaded, room 14X60 at $160 per P.O. Box 673 pletely furnished. 885-5708. mechanically sound. 753- MUSTSELL: 1985 GMC- S- month. 1985 Clayton 3-bed­ 759-1928 nights and week­ 1988 Bomber Fish & Ski, AKC Registered Yorkshire Cadiz, KY 42211 ends. 15 long wheel base, 5-speed, 140 OMC Cobra, I/O, SS room 14X70 at $150 per 2.5 fuel injected with air, Terriers, 5 weeks old. 522- month. All includes tax, Affordable portable storage Prop, Depth Finder, Troll­ 7722. power steering and power underpinning, air condition­ buildings for sale. 10x12, 1992 Pontiac Grand Am, 1989 Olds 88 Royale. 58,000 ing motor, Real nice! $7,500; brakes. Motor ju st recently, ing and free delivery. Gate­ ready for immediate deliv­ maroon, 4 door, air AM/FM miles. Power seats, win­ LEGAL NOTICE rebuilt, 6,000 miles. $3,000 CFA Himalayans, 2 male way Mobile Home, Inc. High­ ery. Other sizes available Power locks, very clean, dows. Well kept $9,000. Call or best offer. 365-6354. Champion- 18 foot fish and Flame point, 1 female blue way 68, Benton, Ky. 527- (502)522-6275 for details. 30,000 miles. Must sell i-9165 after 5 p.m. A Petition For Transfer of Ex­ ski boat. 225 H.P. Mercury point, 3 months old. Call 1427. $10,700,522-4393. emption and To Dbpense With motor. Call 885-4285. (502)885-2274 after 5 p.m. 1989 R.S. Camaro, V-6, new nistration was filed on May ALL RECENT (1992) hack 7. Motorcycles tires, 75,XXXmile8 reduced KY - Lk Barkley 26,1993 on the Estate of LEN- copies of the Cadiz Record Auto loans. Dealer will ar­ are .50y + 6% tax each (.53?) range low financing. No re­ $5,000. 1986 Plymouth LA KE FR0N T NIE JANE BOWEN of Shady 1987 Yamaha Banshie 4 Copies dating back 1991 and jects, we finance bankrupt, Voyager, 100,000plus miles, HOME IMPROVEMENTS Lawn Nursing Home, Cerulean wheeler, excellent condition. 3 + A C -$14,900 before are $1.00 + 6% tax bad or no credit. Call Now! $2,850 call 436-2755. Rd., Cadiz, KY 42211. Claim. Also, 4 Rally wheels and tires ($1.06) each. The Cadiz David, 825-2100. must be proved according to for Chevy. Call 753-1014. Wholesale price on es­ Kentucky Revised Statutes and 5 2 2 -7 6 3 6 1990 Geo Prizm, 4-door. tate-size dockable wa­ ’ within 6 weeks from the Cars painted $ 199, pick-ups Factory warranty, air, power 1993 Yamaha Blaster, ex­ terfront land. Boat, fish, date of publication In paper with $249. We tin t windows. Call door locks. $6,000 or best Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Gutters iheCourt or Shelton Bowen, 133 cellent condition. 437-4963 relax-mild climate, low Tony at 885-2769. offer. Call (502) Wallace Ave., Cadiz, KY after 5 p.m. Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds taxes. Perfect for vaca- 1088 after 4 p.m. after 5 p.m. 42211. Very fast 1986 red Iroc Inside & Outside Repairs tion/retirement home. CR 125. $800 or best offer. Camaro. Has 71,000 miles. Bank terms avail. Call FOR SALE— Piano, cable Lazer MX4 Motorcross hel­ Very clean. Asking $5,500. developer/owner now Trigg Circuit Court Clerk upright all wood with uphol­ 1990 Plymouth Voyager, met $95, black and red. Call (502)265-2652 days and CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE P. O. Box 673 stered bench. Very good good condition. Must sell. (502)885-1437 after 5 p.m. 800-858-1323. 886-7300 nights. Cadiz, KY 42211 condition, $275; electric lap 502-489-2445. organ, $20. Call 522-8777. JOB ANNOUNCEMENT Join the /Alcoholics /Anonymous KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF PARKS Join the m e e ts eve ry Tuesday night at 8 p m Job Announcement Number: 93-84 /At Minit at the Cadiz Baptist Church Basement Date: 5-21-93 Minit (entrance behind playground). Position: Park Worker Mart Anyone having alcohol problems or Location: Lake Barkley State Resort Park CaHb KY Mart G rade and Salary: Grade 4. Salary S4.76S/Hour Team! knows someone that has alcohol Minimum Requirements: None Team! problems is encouraged to attend. Minit Mart Foods, Inc. M init M art Apply by submitting a state application (which can be a successful, Foods, Inc. a successful, obtained at the local Department for Employment Serv­ fast growing convenience ices or any other State Government Office) to: fast growing convenience store store chain is accepting chain is accepting applicants Kentucky Departm ent of Personnel applicants for the position of for the position of Sales Room 384, Capitol Annex Godfather's Pizza Manager. Frankfort, KY 40601 Associate and also for Godfather's Pizza Attention: Job Announcement No. 93-84 (A1 W e o ffe r: W e o ffe r: 12'x20' • A competitive salary • Bonus plan • A competitive wage Metal Carport $799°° Job Announcement Number should also be placed in • Hospitalization insurance • B o n u s Includes Setting Up the upper right-hand corner of the application in the • Hospitalization insurance Kentucky Mobile Home Service ‘Special Announcement No.' blank. • Life insurance • Profit sharing • Life insurance 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville Official documents verifying education must be subnrit- • Paid vacation • Profit sharing (502) 821-9268 * 1 -800-582-0137 ted with the current application (i.e. original college • Opportunity for • Paid vacation transcripts, original high school diploma, or original GED certificate). Original documents will be returned if a self- advancement • Full and Part Time addressed envelope is included. Experience in Fast Food/Pizza • Opportunity for Retired Local Man is not required, but prior Fast advancement Deadline for applying: You must qualify, test,* and be Wants To Work placed on the register by June 21.1993. Food experience is helpful. For further information: For further information send Vinyl Siding/Soffits ‘Test Not Required. your resum e to: Pick applications up at Decks & Room Additions Filling this position is subject to any State Government Debbie Gainey, c/o Minit Mart, 267 Main St., Cadiz, KY 42211 hiring restrictions. Local references furnished 2213 Bridge Street, Paducah, KY 420 0 3 on June 10 & 11 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. 522-7535 I AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M /F/D r FREE ESTIMATES m m

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10. Mobile Homes I Real Estate I 12. For Rent I 15. Opportunities I Services 16. Services Advertise in the 1990 Fleetwood 14 X 72, 2 FOR SALE BY OWNER— MOBILE HOME FOR Capital available for busi­ For complete moving and Piano lessons- ambious, tal­ bedroom, 2 bath, custom Buy of the year! 4 bedroom, RENT. Call 522-7841. ness, commerical and ven­ set-up of your mobile home. ented young adult is seek­ classifieds cabinets, utility, central gas, 11/2bath,4,8 00square feet, Uzzle’s Trailer Court. ture capital 25,000 up call Call Heaton Mobile Home ing piano students to begin heat/air, garden tub with large in ground pool, 2 large 502-522-6257 between 6 Movers. Days 365-6900, lessons in June. Call Dana Call 522-6605 skylight. 753-8428. garages. 1 mile from Cadiz. p.m. and 9 p.m. or write Joan nights 365-9637. a t 522-3922. All ages wel- Call for appointment (502) 13. Wanted Shoemaker- Financial serv­ ice. 509 Caladonia Road, 1992 two-bedroom, 1 bath. 522-6043. GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ Cadiz, KY 42211. Front deck. Very nice. TION - New construction, REPAIR Lawn mower, trim ­ $12,000 or take over pay­ FOR SALE BY OWNER— 3 HAVE SOMETHING TO remodeling, room additions mer, tiller, chain saws, etc. PUBLIC NOTICE ments. (502)886-2198. unit apartment house, $800 SELL? W ant to buy some­ and decks. Barry Gilliland Leo’s Repair Service, Hwy MAKE SOME EXTRA montly potential income. thing reasonable? Then 272, Phone 522-5297. MONEY by selling those Why pay rent? With ap­ Good location, low mainte­ place a classified ad in The Second reading of a pro­ items (clothes, etc.) you do proved credit and 5% down, nance. $75,000. 522-3861 or Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Ju st ROBERT VANDIVERSEP- not use anymore. Turn them GLENN WEST-Roofmg. posed ordinance amending the you can own for less. 1993 522-8371. call TIC TANK CLEANING into cash. Advertise in The Work guaranteed. Free esti­ 14X65 3-bedroom, 180 SERVICE. Prompt,efficient, Cadiz Record classifieds. mates. Reasonable. Metal Trigg County budget for fiscal year months at $158 per month. and reliable service. Rea­ Lot near city limits, $2,200. LAND WANTED— 139 C a ll! Roofs included. Call 269- 199314X56 2-bedroom, 180 sonable rates. Call Collect. 1992-93, to include unanticipated 924-5097. South Road or 164 Linton, 9341. months at $142 per month. Phone (502)886-4114. or any nice small tract 199314X70 3-bedroom, 180 Unlimited capitol available receipts from Hospital Ambulance around lake. Must be rea­ Greenfield Construction, months at $199 per month. 12. For Rent for any business purpose sonable,cash. 615-358-5858. roofing, decks, porches, The Cadiz Record offers Health Tax and A.O.C. in amount of 1993 16X70 3-bedroom, 180 $50,000 up. Call 502-522- remodeling and out build­ these professional services: months at $214 per month. 6257, between 6 p.m. and 9 ings, barn repair. Free esti­ •FAX- Send $1.50 per page/ $27,490.05, and increasing expen­ 1993 16X80 3-bedroom, 180 FOR RENT: 3 bedroom Will baby sit in my home- for p.m. or write: Joan Shoe­ house 2 miles from Cadiz. persons working in maker, 509 Caladonia Road, mates. Call Glenn, 522-7974. receive .50?. FAX number ditures in the General Fund by months at $235 per month. 502-522-3001. *Typesetting $325 per month plus deposit. Hopkinsville. 235-2900, ask Cadiz, KY 42211. 1993 28X60 3-bedroom, 240 (Resumes, Wedding Pro­ for Lisa. Home mailers needed. Earn $27,490.05, will be held on June 22, months at $384 per month. grams, Term Papers.) $ 10.00 $1,000’s at home easily. Send Jack Thompson, Terry 16. Services per hour. *Copies .10? each. 199 3 at 7 p.m. in the Senior Citi­ Lynch, Bill Carder. 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath 14 X $1.00 to: Gee Enterprises, 14. Help Wanted The Cadiz Record, 50 Nunn 70 mobile home. Central air P.O. Box 1187, Hopkinsville, zens Center. A copy of the pro­ Lakeland Quality Homes, Blvd. Phone 522-6605 or 1- Inc. 641 North, Benton, Ky. and heat. Country setting, KY 42240.______ATTENTION: If you need posed ordinance with full text is 527-5253. large patio deck, large gar­ AVON wants individuals den. 522-1649 days or 522- to have something faxed or interested in earning $6— need to receive a fax we can House painting. Contractor available for public inspection at 0600 nights. by hour. Free estimates, call YARD SERVICE- yard $ 10 an hour. No door-to-door help! Ju s t call THE CADIZ mowing and trimming. Also, the county judge/exec. office dur­ 11. Real Estate sales. 1-800-643^7029. RECORD for details. It’s Danny Jones at 522-6283 or Eastgate apartments, our will trim trees and shrubs easy! 522-6605. 1-475-4607.______ing normal business hours. new site manager would like Easy Work! Excellent pay! and other types of yard work. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, KEN—TENN Investiga­ Free estimates, call-924- you to come by and get ac­ Over 400 companies need lakeview in Barkley Shores C & B Window Tinting-Resi- tions owner, J.B . Wilburn, quainted. We now have one home workers/distributers. 5217. on 2 nice lots. $46,000.924- dential/Commercial. Re­ specializing in criminal, and two bedroom apart­ Now! Call for recorded mes­ 5860, leave message. duces heat/glare. Reduces civil, domestic and insurance ments available, Section 8 sage. 317-624-5719. certificates accepted. 8 a.m. fading of furnishings, cuts investigations. 14 years law If you're honest, energetic 3 bedrooms, 7 acres, huge to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays, cost of heat and air. 3M enforcement experience. FULL-TIME and Part-time Products, 5-year warranty. bam , work shop', $65,000. Wednesdays and Thurs­ (502) 753-3868. Lincensed jobs available. Apply at Pro- (502)388-2274. Call (502) 241-0890. days. 522-8388 Equal Hous­ in Kentucky and Tennessee. and like working with the Tek Security. 205 East 14th ing Opportunity and handi­ Street, Hopkinsville. Beautiful building lots or cap accessible. CASEY’S PAINTING LAKE BARKLEY CON­ public and don't want to acreage— lakefront, SERVICE: Painting in and TINUOUS GUTTERING. lakeview; near town: coun­ FULL-TIME Secretary- out. Paperhanging, woodfin­ Aluminum or vinyl siding be worried about being laid FOR RENT New 2 bedroom and cornice. 34 Cunning­ try side; if you have a land Cadiz Baptist Church. Must ishing, drywall repair, small apartment, $275 a month; have typing and computer need we can fill it. E-Z terms carpentry work. Expert ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. water finished, 3 minutes off: available- lots starting at skills, be friendly and confi­ workmanship. 25 years 522-6788. from boat ramp. Deposit $1,000. Call 522-0444. dent. Proficienty test re­ experience. Reasonable requried. Call 522-3038. quired. Send resume to rates. Every customer satis­ NEED A LAND SUR­ CHECK OUT THE PANTRY Loretta Fuller, P.O. Box K, fied. 388-2274. VEYOR OR ENGINEER? By owner: 10 year old log Cadiz, KY 42211. Registered professional sur­ home on 4.8 acres, 4-5 bed­ Now accepting applications veyor, highway engineer, We are looking for full & part time help room, 3 baths, 2 1/2 miles for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom lots, acreage, subdivisions, Organist neededforMt. Zion Diet Magic- Lose weight fast, eastofCadiz 21/2 miles from and 3 bedroom apartments. construction staking. For all for the Cadiz area. We need sales clerks United Methodist Church. safe and now! Most of all no 1-24. 522-1088 after 4 p.m. Section 8 assisted. Equal your surveying needs con­ Sunday mornings only. 235- chemicals. All natural. For Opportunity. Barkley tact James T. Boren, 522- 5765 after 4 p.m. more information call Leslie, for 2nd & 3rd shift, and Asst. Managers FOR SALE— 10 wooded Manor Apartments. 522- acres on 272. Blacktop road (502)885-1440. with retail experience. We offer: Above 2 sides, county water— only WILDCAT CATFISH Napier's $15,000. Call 522-3038. HOUSE on Highway 68 Drywall repairs. Hanging, One bedroom apartment in West is taking applications finishing, painting, wallpa­ average wages, paid vacations, insurance, town. $185 a month, plus Nursery for waitress, cook for part- per, hanging, removal, plas­ $185 deposit. Stove, refrig­ H alf acre lot for sale on the time or full-time. Experience ter wall repairs. Seven years Cerulean Road. Call 502- erator furnished. Call 522- sick pay, pay reviews every six months, needed and to be available experience. Michael Ray 112 Hopkinsville St. 235-5330. 8191. for any hours needed. Stewart 522-8449. Princeton, KY opportunity for advancement for the right 365-7528 Mark Blackburn POST FRAME BUILDINGS person who works hard to achieve. Come see me for all of your car affordably priced for your every need. Floral Gifts or truck needs, new or used. Bedding Plants / ’// work with you In Perennials Please apply in person any possible way. Shrubs 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Monday-Friday Trees ~ . . . Hwy. 62 W at: Quality Princeton i, Inc. Get Ready lor Ford-Mercury 365-3673 The Pantry, on Hwy. 68 East, Cadiz, KY 1-800-628-1324 Spring Planting!

COMMISSIONER’ S SALE BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE ORDINANCE NUMBER 767 TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-C I-148 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE ANNUAL BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR. JULY 1, 1993 THROUGH JUNE 30, 1994 for the City of Cadiz, Kentucky. SYLVESTER GILL and ERMA GILL, P l a i n t i f f s , a g a in st NATHANIEL GILL, JR . ET AL, D efendants. WHEREAS, a budget proposal and message was presented to the legislative body on the 4th day of May-, 1993; and, BY VIRTUE of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit Court, rendered on May 13., 1993, in the above cause, I shall WHEREAS, a public hearing was- held on the proposed budget on the 4th day of proceed to offer for sale at the Trigg Courthouse door in Cadiz, May, 1993, Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on June 25, 1993, NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF CADIZ, KENTUCKY, THAT at or about the hour of 9:00 a.m., upon a credit of 10% of the THE FOLLOWING BUDGET IS ADOPTED FOR FISCAL YEAR 1993^94 AND THE AMOUNTS STATED sale price on day of sale, balance in 30 days, the following ARE APPROPRIATED FOR THE PURPOSES INDICATED, described real estate situated at Line Street, Trigg County, Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows, to wit:

Plat of parcel of real estate located on the west side of the old Cerulean Road (Line Street) in Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky, more fully described by a survey made by Roger M. Wilson, surveyor as follows: REVENUE BEGINNING at a power pole on the west side of the old Taxes 459,600 459,600 Cerulean Road (Line Street) thence with the west side of Licenses and Permits • 48.200 48.200 said street S. 03 degrees 00' E. 81.5' to an iron pin; Charges for Services..,,. 796,000 thence S. 87 degrees 00' W. 100' to an iron pin; thence Intergovernmental Revenue , ' 28,500 ' 1.400,. 338 T 4(10 368 r 3(10 8 7 N. 11 degrees 00' West 80' to an iron pin; thence N. Miscellaneous . ' .55.300 3 .7 0 0 5 9 ,non degrees 00' E. 120' to the point of beginning, containing • . .100.000 v 110.800 150,000 36.0,800 9,147 sq. feet or 0.21 acre. TOTAL REVENUE $1,459,100 $143,000 $1,400 $488,400 $2,091,900 BEING th e same r e a l prop erty conveyed to C lara Froman by deed dated April 27, 1971 from Lucy C. Mitcherson, a single person, which is recorded in Deed Book 85, page 511, Trigg County Clerk's Office. EXPENDITURES The judgment in this case is for the sale of individual real property for the purpose of settlement among co-owners. For the 549,235 balance of the purchase price, the purchaser must execute bond with Intergovernmental Expense.. . . 12,065 12,065 .. 158,900 10,000 168.900 approved surety or sureties, bearing interest at 12% per annum from Fire Department... 1,400 6,000 36.050 the date of sale until paid, and having the force and effect of a Street Department. 143,000 939,45(1 judgment. This sale is subject to all ad valorem taxes for 1993. 39.800 et seq., and said taxes are to be paid by the purchaser as they .. 131,200 468,400 599.600 come due. Sewer Department...... 143,000 Services £ Connections. 69,200 69,20.0 Bidders w ill be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any Depreciation Expense... 86,200 86.20(1 announcements made on date of sale take precedence over printed . . 148,400 148,400 matter contained herein. o o TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,46.3,100 . .. $143,000 .$ 1,400 CO $2,091,900 C. A. WOODALL, I I I Counsel for Plaintiff DATE OF FIRST PUBLIC READING May 1993. PUBLICLY READ AND ADOPTED ON SECOND READING i. June_ 1 1 9 9 3 .

C ity Clerk JILL CLARK 2 k MASTER COMMISSIONER The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993, B-15 16. Services I 17. Miscellaneous I 18. Livestock I 18. Livestock I 18. Livestock I 23. Personals

FOR A G IFT of any kind Semintal Bull 2 year old. Septic Cleaning Service. Baham as Cruise: 5 days/4 Registered Angus Bulls- 9- BULLS PERFORMANCE (Birthday, Anniversary, Low birth weight. Vacci­ Septic tanks, grease traps, nights underbooked! Must 18 months of age. Jam es E. TESTED Simmental and friendship, etc.), send a nated and ready for service. efficient, reliable, reason­ sell! $279 per couple. Lim­ Adams and son, Cadiz; (502) Maine-Anjou crossbred serv­ year’s subscription to the $1,200.269-2839 after 5p.m. able rates. No extra charge ited tickets. 407-767-8100, 522-8212 days, 522-3955 ice age bulls. Only the veiy Cadiz Record. For only for Sundays and Holidays. Ext. 4404, Mon.—Sat. 9 a.m. top performers offered for $16.43 (6% tax included in HUBERT LONG, 140 — 9 p.m. sale. All animals health price) in Trigg Co., $17.49 Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY REGISTERED Angus bulls tested and guaranteed. (6% tax included in price) Smith Broadbent Farms. 885-8076 or RATS OR MICE? Buy and heifers for sale from FREE Wooden Pallets— anywhere in Kentucky. Day (502) 235-5182, night ENFORCER Products USDA and Kentucky Certi­ Several uses around the $25.00out-of-state. Your gift (502)235-5170. GUARANTEED! To kill fied Herd. M ahr Farm , farm or good firewood. May will be remembered all year VCR REPAIR, BAYSIDE Rats & Mice. Available at: Madisonville, KY. Tele­ pick up at Stone Plastics, long. We’ll send a personal ELECTRONICS. 388-2052. Trigg Supply Co. 330 E ast phones 821-0156 and 821- gift subscription card. Or­ For Sale: Purebred York­ Industrial Park #1, Cadiz. 1909. VISITORS WEL­ der today. Send your check shire and Hampshire boars COME! or money order to the Cadiz and gilts, also F-l Hamp- 17. Miscellaneous ■ 18. Livestock 22. Agriculture Record, P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Duroc boars, ready for serv­ KY 42211. Be sure and in­ FOR SALE— Purebred ice. Guaranteed breeders. clude name and address of Yorkshire and Hampshire Horse shoeing, Kevin G. We deliver. Call Frank H-300 Hahn hi-boy $3,400. recipient aild howyou would Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc ATTENTION: If you need Smith. C all! Turner and Son, 502-785- 489-2697 after 5 p.m. like your card signed. something faxed or need to Boars. Ready for service. 4802 or 502-785-4590. receive a fax we can help! Purebred Gelviek bulls, Guaranteed breeders. We rf Ju st call THE CADIZ REC­ yearlings, 2 year olds, red or deliver. Call FRANK ORD for details. It’s easy! black. John S. Young. (502) TURNER & SON. 785-4802 271-2181-Herndon. or 785-4590.

FOR SALE FOR SALE Everyone 1,446,729 Kentuckians Super C- Mini Farm - King's Point reads the Farmall Tractor. (off of King's Chapel Road) can’t be wrong* Cultivator and New home and 5 acres. classifieds, other equip­ Country living at its best. So place ment included. Call Carol Alexander at your ad $1800 Coldwell Banker Service 1st Realty Call 522-81J0 522-4699 or 522-8110 today! Sell Your Home IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 522-6605 Buy 3 weeks - Get the 4th week FREE!

COMMISSIONER'S SALE TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT CIVIL ACTION NO. 93-C I-008 That's how many Kentuckians read a newspaper every day. NATIONSBANK OF KENTUCKY, INC. a Kentucky co rp o ra tio n , P l a i n t i f f , a g a in st GLENN DUNN and VIOLET DUNN and PETE LIGHT SPRINGS, INC., And they're spending more time with today's newspapers. 62 percent* spend at Defendants. least 30 minutes each day reading today's newspapers.

BY VIRTUE of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit Before you send your advertising dollars packing, invest your money wisely, Court, rendered on May 13, 1993, in the above cause, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Trigg Courthouse door in Cadiz, invest in newspaper advertising. 1,446,729 Kentuckians can't be wrong...and you Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on Friday, June won't be either by putting your message right in the hands of your customers. 25, 1993, at or about the hour of 9:30 a.m., upon, a credit of 10% of the sale price on dayof sale, balance in 30 days, the following described real estate situated “at Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky, and more p a r tic u la r ly d escrib ed as fo llo w s, to w it: Newspaper advertising - - PARCEL ONE: Being Lot Sixty-six (66) in the Barkley Sh ores, In c . Su b d iv isio n , U nit No. 2 , as shown by p la t of it doesn't stop same which i s o f record in P la t Cabinet A, F i l e 33 (formerly in Box of Maps), in the office of the Clerk of the Trigg County Clerk. with the flick of a button BEING the same property conveyed to Glenn Dunn and V iolet ♦January, 1993, Shopper Attitudes in Kentucky, The Preston Group, Lexington Dunn, h is w ife , by deed dated November 25, 1986, from G. Sponsored by die Kentucky Press Association Anthony M ills and w ife , which deed i s recorded in Deed Book 132, page 484, aforesaid office.

PARCEL TWO: A certain tract of real estate lying in the COMMISSIONER'S SALE Second Magisterial District of Trigg County, approximately five miles in a Westerly direction from TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT Cadiz, Kentucky, and on the southerly side of U.S. CIVIL ACTION NO. 93-C I-014 Highway 68, bounded and d escrib ed as fo llo w s:

BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the South right-of-way HERMAN STONE and GERALDINE STONE, P l a i n t i f f s , a g a in st WOODROW W of U .S. Highway 68, sa id sp ike being 30 f e e t from th e CHANEY and spouse, if any, Defendants. centerline and being 48.5 feet West of the Dining Room Wall; thence along said right-of-way line, North 49 BY VIRTUE 'of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit degrees 44 minutes East, a distance of 366.0 feet to an Court, rendered on May 13, 1993, in the above cause, I shall iron pin in said line, the Northwest corner of a 3.5 acre proceed to offer for sale at the Trigg Courthouse door in Cadiz, t r a c t re ta in ed by Laud Jordan and w ife recorded in Deed Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on June 25, 1993 Book 96, Page 639; thence with two of said Jordan lines at.or about the hour of 8:30 a.m., upon a credit of 10% of the sale South 01 degrees 00 minutes East, a distance of 152 feet price on day of sale, balance in 30 days, the following described to a gum tree; thence South 51 degrees 30 minutes East, real estate situated at Rockcastle Shores, Cadiz, Trigg County a^ distance of 160 feet to an iron pin in said King's Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: line; thence with said line South 57 degrees 5 minutes West, a distance of 296.6 feet to a 3/4 inch iron pipe in Being Lot 107 in Block G-l, Unit VII of Rockcastle Shores said line with a 4 inch dogwood tree as a witness tree, Subdivision as shown by plat recorded in Plat Cabinet A, the Southeast corner of a 3.5 acre tract with the Hotel Slide 70, Trig County Clerk's Office. on it; thence with said line, North 43 degrees 3 minutes West, a distance of 227.3 feet to a point of beginning, co n ta in in g 2 .1 a c r e s , more or l e s s . Being the shme real property conveyed to Woodrow w. Chaney and Lida J . Chaney, husband and w ife , by deed BEING the same property conveyed to Pete Light Springs, dated December 2, 1976, which is recorded in Deed book Incorporated, by deed dated July 1, 1985, from Glenn Dunn 104, page 330, Trigg County Clerk's Office. Also being and Violet Ann Dunn (also known as Ann Violet Dunn), his the same real property conveyed to Woodrow W. Chaney by wife, which deed is recorded in Deed Book 128, Page 101, Lida J. Chaney by deed dated July 15, 1983, which is Trigg County Clerk's Office. recorded in Deed Book 122, page 547, Trigg County Clerk's O ffic e . The judgment in this case is for $61,835.90, plus interest at the contract rate until paid, and then, with interest accruing thereon The judgment in this case is for $218.28, plus interest, and then at the rate of 12% per annum from the date of judgment until paid, Witha interes.t accruing thereon at the rate of 12% per annum from plus costs and attorney fees. For the balance of the purchase the date of judgment until paid, plus costs and attorney fees. For price, the purchaser must execute bond with approved surety or the balance of the purchase price, the purchaser must execute bond sureties, bearing interest at 12.5% per annum from the date of sale with approved, surety or sureties, bearing interest at 12% per annum until paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. This from the date of sale until paid, and having the force and effect sale is subject to all ad valorem taxes for 1993, et seg., and said This sale is sub^ect to all ad valorem taxes for taxes are to be paid by the purchaser as they come due. 1992, 1993, et seq., and said taxes are to be paid by the purchaser as they come due. Bidders w ill be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any announcements made on date of sale take precedence over printed Bidders w ill be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any matter contained herein. announcements made on date of sale take precedence over printed matter contained herein. DOUG WILLEN Counsel for Plaintiff H. B. QUINN Counsel for Plaintiff

JIL L CLARK JILL CLARK MASTER COMMISSIONER MASTER COMMISSIONER B-16, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, June 9,1993

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