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Wednesday, January 6,1993 Cadiz, Kentuc Volume 112, No. 1 • 50 cents Trigg County grand jury returns indictm ents The Trigg County grand jury In a separate case, Kendall According to Kentucky State returned indictments on two men Fitzgerald Wilson, 25, of Police reports, the accident on Dec. 30 in Circuit Court. Hopkinsville was charged involving the Lights and Brown Steven D. Brown, 22, of with first-degree rape, first- occurred when Brown, who was Hopkinsville, was charged degree robbery, first-degree eastbound on U.S. 68, dropped with two counts of murder and burglary, two counts of second- off the shoulder, attempted to two counts of first-degree degree burglary, and second- come back on the highway but assault in connection with an degree persistent felony oversteered his pickup truck Oct. 7 auto accident that killed offender stemming from the and hit the Light vehicle Roger Keith Light, his wife rape and robbery of a 90-year- head-on. Brenda Louise Light, and old Cadiz woman on Dec. 26. Roger Light, driver of the seriously injuried their Wilson, who was arrested car, was pronounced dead at the children, Dustin Keith and later during the night of Dec. scene. Brenda Light was LeAmber Shea Light. 26, is being held in Trigg County pronounced dead on arrvival at A warrant was issued for Jail under $100,000 cash bond. Trigg County Hospital. The Brown's arrest. Brown was Pre-trial conferences in both Light children, Brown, and arrested later in the day on cases were scheduled for Jan. 14. Jeffrey M. Burnham, 19, of Dec. 30 and lodged in Trigg Commonwealth Attorney G. Hopkinsville, a passenger in County Jail. Circuit Judge Bill L. Ovey said he anticipates Brown's truck, all were Cunningham set a cash bond of that trials in both cases will be hospitalized for serious $100,000. scheduled in April. injuries. ► Board members take oath; table action on testing policy DAVID B. SNOW (Kentucky Education Reform several professionals to Record Education Editor______Act) part of the test," said demonstrate their skills and schools superintendent Jim discuss tire need for education. The Trigg County Board of Wallace, who supported •The board heard Jim Ed­ Education meeting began Mon­ adopting the policy. wards, facilities and programs day night with the swearing in •Davis was selected to serve coordinator, who discussed the of new members Mike Davis as the school board's represen­ projects completed and those to and Charles Terrell by county tative to the Trigg County Lo­ be taken up soon. judge executive Zelner Cossey. cal Planning Committee, which Among those projects com­ Davis and Terrell were consists of 14 parents, instruc­ pleted were the fencing in of elected from Districts 5 and 3, tors and others involved in the Family Resource Center's respectively, in the Nov. 3 Trigg County schools. back yard, the draining and election. cleaning o f the drainage ditch Incumbent board members The planning committee will next to the football field, pro­ Cyndi Mize leads Monique, a 10-month-old Arabian, at her River Bluff Arabians farm in Trigg County, Elizabeth Anderson and George hold an organizational meeting viding central heat and air where she and her husband, Bill, breed purebred Arabian horses. For an inside look at the Mizes and "Skip" Howe were re-elected in on Jan. 14 at 6:30 p.m. conditioning to the adult their business, see the featured story on Page 5. November. The focus of the planning education building, placing a The new board members committee is to do an in-depth sliding gate next to the voca­ officially began their terms at study of the educational pro­ tional education building and midnight Tuesday morning. gram "to arrive at a detailed putting in lighted steps in a Arrests, accident reported ,In other action taken at the plan on the direction we need to parking lot. The Trigg County Sheriff's Moore allegedly went to the served by bench warrants from board meeting Monday night: go over the next five to 10 Among the projects to be Dept, made several arrests this residence of Charles Young of Trigg and Hopkins counties. •The board tabled approval years,” said Wallace. taken on is the handling of week — some originating from Berkley Road in Cadiz. Both warrants were served for of the second reading of the "It's a way of raising a blood pathogens, which will be bench warrants from other Moore, who had been dating Trigg County Schools Testing failure to pay fine and costs. facility plan under KERA,” instructed to bus drivers on Jan. counties — and reported one ac­ Young's daughter, was alleged Policy until the next board The bond for the Hopkins Wallace said, and he added 29. A set of policies and a cident. to have gone up on the house meeting, scheduled for Jan. 18. County warrant was set at that "this will be a working handbook on the handling of Trigg County sheriff's of­ and tried to wake young's Uncertainties about the $584.14, and the bond for the committee, not an advisory blood pathogens will be re­ ficials arrested Joshua Samuel daughter up. She woke her fa­ method of testing brought on Trigg County warrant was set at committee." leased soon, Edwards said. Moore, 18, of Canton Heights in ther and pressed charges the motion to table the second $400. •The board approved the Other future projects include Cadiz on Dec. 30 on charges of against Moore. reading, which would make Nicholson was arrested at participation in Partnership in renovations to the Family Re­ alcoholic intoxication, third- Other arrests made by Trigg the policy the official policy of the Cadiz city limits Monday Education with the Tennessee source Center, a facilities degree criminal trespass and County sheriff's officials this the school board. at 8 a.m., and was lodged in the Valley Authority and the Land possession of drug parapherna­ week included: "The law mandates that we Please see Board Please see Arres's Between the Lakes, in which lia . •Gary Dwain Nicholson, 28, gear up for the KERA cont. on page 3 those bodies would volunteer At about 2:34 a.m. on Dec. 30, of Jefferson Street in Cadiz cont. on page 16 Local jailer announces candidacy for re-election News highlights of the past year Tony Holland has announced The Cadiz Record brought its City Council awarded D&D Congressman, beating out August his candidacy for re-election as readers a great deal of news in the Sanitation bid. Carroll Hubbard. Gov. Brereton Jones visited Trigg County jailer. 1992. These are some of the George Radford stepped down Jeff Green was re-elected to Trigg County. He was greeted Holland, 38, of Cadiz has highlights from the past 12 as TCHS basketball coach. the Kentucky Senate. by several people at Sumner's months: served as jailer since July 1985. Trigg County School Board July South Road Market. took steps to appoint Jim He filed his papers on Jan. 4. January Trigg Countians saluted the The Cadiz City Council voted "It have found it challenging Pat King was named citizen Wallace as superintendant. Fourth of July with fireworks to upgrade the city's water to continually meet the re­ of the year. April and activities at both the treatment plant. quirements that the state Well-known Trigg County Trigg Countians Rev. Jimmie Cadiz-Trigg County Recreation Newly-named Trigg County placed on small jails," farmer and prominent cat­ Gibbs and Fred S. Tramel, also Complex and Lake Barkley High School Principal Ed Pos- Holland. known as Freddy the Clown, tleman Cecil Allen, died Jan. 8. State Resort Park. tel was introduced to the The Trigg County Jail has a died. Bill Cunningham took office Lake Barkley State Resort school board. capacity for 22 inmates. John Rufli was appointed as Circuit Court Judge of the Park was named one of the na­ The Calendonia community Before serving the county as head of Lake Barkley. 56th District. tion's best state parks by Money received a dry hydrant system jailer, Holland was a correc­ David Shore was named Billy Hart was named magazine. The resort was sin­ designed to make fire fighting tions officer at the state peni­ fireman of the year. deputy to Mark Lovely. gled out for offering family- easier. tentiary in Eddyville and an Trigg County Hospital board Rotary Auction broke records friendly facilities, high-qual­ September emergency medical technician with 23,000. named Ramey Cunningham as ity activities, and natural First district congressional with the Trigg County Ambu­ Tony Holland hospital administrator. Mike Wright was named beauty and scenery. hopefuls Tom Barlow, Steve lance Service. have two children, Lindsey, 8, February TCHS boys basketball coach. The second phase of the Trigg Hamrick and Marvin Seat par­ Holland and his wife, Pat, and Matthew, 7. WKDZ hired Jimmy Burks as Trigg County Hospital cel­ County Courthouse courtroom ticipated debated in a public the new general manager. ebrated 40 years. renovation was announced. Bids forum. Kentucky Bicentennial May were taken for replacement of Trigg Countians mourned the Commission announced that The Commonwealth cele­ windows and roof repairs. death of William Roy McDon­ Bryan E. Wright was named brated its 200th birthday Several secondary roads in ald, first principal of Trigg commission communication The Validictorian was Leah Trigg County were cited for im­ County High School. officer. Fuller and Edye Fourshee was provements as part of the 1992- Results from a new Kentucky Peggy Say was honored in the the Salutatorian for the class 93 Rural Secondary Program. schools testing program indi­ Cadiz Baptist Church for her of 1992. Also having another Trigg County ranked as one of cated that Trigg County stu­ efforts to gain freedom for her successful "project graduation." the safest areas in the state, dents compare favorably with brother Terry Anderson. June according to the State of Ken­ state averages. March Jim Wallace was named tucky Crime Report for 1991. William Turner, professor at Martha Bowen was recog­ superintendant of Trigg County Family Dollar Corporation nized for her work with the schools. announced plans to open a store Please see Highlights gifted and talented program. Tom Barlow was elected in Cadiz. cont. on page 3

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of sight. "Billieeee!!! and Charullles!!!" often rang through came crashing down headfirst on our hard pedestal. the air of our neighborhood and was answered by a resounding When my galaxy of shooting stars finally diminished, I Just the O ther D ay "WHATHf'that 'Mama' tired of eventually, and she informed found myself in bed, and Mama had appeared from somewhere me that I should answer with a polite "Mam.” I explained to soothe my world's worst headache. My continual howling ( By Billy Rawls______that a 'Mam' just didn't carry the distance of a good loud prompted Aunt Grace to get on her "grape vine" telephone and 'WHAT.' Mama laughed and said "Well I hadn't thought of call Dr. John Futrell, who prescribed aspirin, and "bring him in that," and I was excused. if he doesn't get better." The aspirin put me to sleep for awhile, It was New Year's Day, and I and I got better, but my visit was ended. That experience was had yet to answer my own My 'Uncle Cecil' Husk once invited me to go home with him NOT one of the best recipes of my life! question for 1993 of 'Now for a visit with him and "Aunt Grace." My cousin "Son" Turner * * * what?' I also heard a report of would be there from Cerulean, and maybe our cousin, "Junior" a wild celebration, on the Martin could come across the fields from his home to play with Just the other day, I viewed the leftovers from Christmas previous night, where the us. dinner, and thought of all the effort my wife, Charline, had streets became slippery from Me'an Son wormed and suckered tobacco the first day of our made to prepare it just right and strictly from scratch. There ( spilled beer and champagne, visit and saved the worms for pond-fishing bait to go along was: turkey; dressing; giblet gravy; ham; rolls; oysters; home and some participants fell and with the chicken entrails Aunt Grace saved for us. When we grown com and tiny lima beans; salads; cakes; candies; cookies; were injured. came from the tobacco field, we had a nice cool watermelon to fruits; nuts; ambrosia; boiled custard; whipped cream; coffee; I thought of similar potent potable parties when the refresh us, but I failed to wash the tobacco gum from my hands and whatever. What a lovely gift to set before a king or "po- "Baldwin sisters" of The Waltons TV show served guests their and managed to smear the awful tasting stuff on my slice of folks.” special beverage that they referred to as "The Recipe." This melon. I got sick. The recipes were just right, and Charline took precautions not thought led me to the variable recipes that people happen On the 'morrow, Junior came over and nearly skunked me'an to deviate from them. All could help their plates and venture upon and sometimes adopt for their lives, and, in turn, I Son as he yanked fish after fish from the water and slammed back for extras without fear of having to take something that considered the ridiculous opening statements often made by them far up the bank at the slightest nibble. Me'an Son mostly did not suit their "copperosity." She knew them pretty well. individuals as they state "All things being considered,------.” dawdled around with contrary turtles. I think Junior let us have ♦ * * ^ At the instant of such a statement, I am inclined to conjure up some of his fish. Anyhow, Aunt Grace fed me'an Son crispy, the image of a mad scientist and his blackboards that are golden fish for our next breakfast (Junior had gone back home Me'an Charline feasted alone on New Year's Day. We filled with letters and numbers as he seeks to discover what the night before). slurped on "hog jaw," blackeyed peas and, some of the simpler equals the mysterious X or vice versa. It was the third day when me'an Son decided to build a recipes of life so that we could come back down to earth. The above could be an inquiry into the multitudinous facets or swing. Lacking a handy rope, we improvised with a heavy Methinks the proper recipe for life is LOVE. recipes of life and how they tick. Here are some examples of trace-chain which we tried to throw over a lower limb of a tree *** how life goes on (for good or bad). that we could not "shinny-up.” We piled big rocks and bricks at the roots of the tree, and I mounted them and reached the limb. Do you remember: Dr. (?) Seigler; Ophie Terrell; Ambia 'Me'an' Charlie Hooks used to be paged by our mothers for all As I sat astride the branch, Son swung the heavy chain as I Ladd; Sally Hardigan; and/or the recipe of —-’’It all depends sorts of things (paged Heck, they hollered), when we were out reached far out and grabbed it. I swiveled around my perch and on you?” |

Glances from the Past... Real People 20 years ago this week Trigg County will grow by more than 880 within the next 50 years, according to published reports by the TVA Economic Re- ( Which birthday was your favorite? search staff. The study was conducted to assist planners in the areas of urban growth, water resources, pollution control, hous­ ing needs, and land use. Schools were closed for two days following almost two inches of snow. Kenneth C. Imes of Myorray announced he was seeking re-elec­ tion as 5th District representative to thfe Kentucky legislature. Members of the Cadiz City Council voted to conduct an in- depth study on sewer system needs in the east and west portions of the city. { There were 19 4-H'ers recognized as 1972 project champions who were to represent Trigg County in the Pennyrile Area 4-H project records competition. Mary Ray Oaken, 1972 Business and Professional Women's Club Woman of the Year, was honored with a party at the Kendell Finley Darrell Billham Barbara Soules Johnny Kennedy Trigg County Farmers Bank community room. "When I turned 18 because "This past one - my 18th "My 16th birthday because I "My 21st because I could go Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Mitchell of Louisville, formerly of Trigg Jamus and the other guys birthday-because this is my had a party I'll never to bars and buy beer.” County, recently observed their 60th wedding anniversary. on the football team threw a senior year, and I feel I'm forget!" Members of the Trigg County High School Class of 1963 met to party at the pool for me." an adult now." discuss plans for the class' 10-year reunion. j Agnes Wadlington became the bride of Drexel Wayne Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Wiist announced the engagement of their daughter, Laura Janita, to John T. Gray. 1972 was the wettest year on record, according to TVA files. More than 62 inches of precipitation fell during the year, ap­ Letters To The Editor proximately 11 inches above normal. IGA advertised rump roast for $1.19 a pound, a one-pound box of pancake mix for 19 cents, and a three-pound box of laundry Dear Editor, eryone who made their 1992 Dear Editor, Bonnie Butts, Betty Cornelius, detergent for 59 cents. The Chamber of Commerce Angel Tree a huge success. Thanks to the citizens of Delana Gray, Gwendolyn Car­ P.N. Hirsch sold men's all-wool suits for $29. i made an excellent choice of Tom We appreciate the efforts of Trigg County we had a very neyhan Gurley, Harold The Friends of Trigg County Library sponsored the Hop­ Vinson as Citizen of the Year. Pat King, without whom we successful blood drive recently - Meridith, Margie Mitchell, kinsville Community College Pennyrile Players production of Some 3,200 residents of Trigg would be unable to accomplish no, we did not get our 110 pints, Susie Parker and Carolyn Rogers and Hammerstein's Broadway musical, "South Pacific." County, who have access to this project. It is Pat who gets but we did get 107. We had 123 Williams have completed good, pure Barkley water our "Angels" and all the infor­ people come in to donate, of their first gallon. Congratula­ should be thankful that Tom mation on them; she also helps those 7 were first time donors. tions to each of you, we are spent many hours working for make the distribution go easier. Our first time donors included proud of you. the Barkley Lake Water Dis­ Thank you Pat. Philip Dowell, Suzanne Henry, There were 9 donors from Just drop us a line... trict. Thanks to Bank of Cadiz, Michael Carneyhan, Rhianna Johnson Control including Ruth His cool composure, expertise Trigg County Farmers Bank, Marlowe, Heather Sons, Kitty Moody, Jerri Chambers, Gary with government programs, opinions on our "Opinion‘ page by writing letters to the editor. W e print letters on and Judge Chappell Wilson for McCain and Tara Henderson. Blakeley, Anderson Torian, a variety of topics, provided they comply with the following guidelines: all letters knowledge of the county and use of their facilities. To Ro­ We thank these first timers, Jerry Wilson, Lonnie Adams, nrust be signed by the writer, with the writer’s address and telephone number the people was a guiding light tary Club, churches, organiza­ and hope to see them back at Robert Proffitt, Kathrine Included in case verification is necessary (telephone numbers will not be pub­ lished)- Letters shouldbe typewrittenand double-spaced if possible and should be that brought Barkley water tions, and all the individuals each future drive. Bridges and Nelson Calhoun. along the early years. on topics of general interest. Letters must notbe more than SOOwords. We reserve who "Made Christmas" for 127 T-shirts were given to donors From the Department of the right to edit letters and columns for clarity. W e also riserve the right to reject To expand water lines re­ children and 37 senior citizens, who reached even gallon Transportation we had 7 donors material whose Content is deemed malicious, libelous or in poor taste. quires big dollars and the we thank you. plateaus during the 1992 year. Letters should be addressed to: Letters to the Editor. The Cadiz Record, lenders want their money back We also thank the local me­ Receiving T-shirts were Pink Please see Letters P.O. Box 311, Cadiz. KY 42211. with interest. Tom's persistent dia for helping us publicize "Tiny" Guier Jr. and Amos Ladd page 17 efforts to develop a sound fi­ this event; and Captains Peggy who have donated 9 gallons. nancial water district, along and Jerry Mullins of the Salva­ Lisa Champion-Brazil reached with a competent staff, has re­ tion Army in Hopkinsville, as 8 gallons; William Lawrence C adiz lleco rd sulted in one of the outstanding well as Dr. David Bostick, for has given 7 gallons. Reaching 6 water districts in Kentucky. donated toys. gallon status were Donna Mc- Published each Wednesday by Waterland The staff and commissioners We also wish to recognize our Nichols and Benny Stewart. Press Inc. Located on Nunn Blvd. Office open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday8a.m . to Jan Cave.. General Manager/Advertising Director of Barkley Lake Water District "Kids of ESA" (members' chil­ We had Lindsey Champion, 4:30 p.m., Tuesday 8 a.m. to noon; closed Satur­ Matt Sanders...... Editor commend the Chamber of Com­ dren and grandchildren) who Danny Snyder and Velma L. day, Sunday, and holidays. Leslie Bridges...... Graphlc/Layout Designer merce in their choice of Tom helped with sorting, shopping, Turner reaching 5 gallons. Lon­ David Snow ...... Sports/Educatlon Writer Vinson and extend our thanks to and/or distribution. Rachael nie Adams, James N. Calhoun, Second class postage paid In Cadiz, Trigg Robin Carter...... Staff/Feature Writer him for his service to our com­ and Christina Richardson; R.B. King, Edith Litchfield County, Ky. USPS-082-520. Rhonda P'Pool...... Office Manager/Typesetter I munity. Scotty Sholar; and Kim, Ben and Carroll Thomas each Rhonda Gibson...... Receptionist/Circulation Boyd Champion and Stacy Davis all helped reached 4 gallons during the Deadlines are as follows: Society articles Theresa Allen...... Sales Associate Amanda Edwards...... Classifieds Representative Secretary carry a lot of angel gifts to ve­ year. Having reached the 3 Thursday at Noon. News, Agriculture and Sports Barkley Lake Water District hicles. Thanks to each of you. gallon plateau were Jesse M. articles Monday at Noon. Classified advertising Beta Nu, on behalf of all the Cameron, Judy King, James D. Friday at Noon. Regular Display advertising Monday at Noon. Advertising rates available Subscription Rates children and senior citizens, Mitchell and Lewis Mc­ Dear Editor, upon request. thank everyone involved. Cormick. Attaining the 2 gallon The members of Beta Nu Trigg County...... $15.50 + 93* tax...... $16.43 Gloria Davis status were Loren Champion, chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al­ Address all mall to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, Other KY Counties $16.50 + 93* tax...... $ 17.49 Chairman Richard Crutchfield, Peggy pha wish to express their Kentucky 42211. Phone (502) 522-6605 or 1- Out of State...... $25.00 Beta Nu Angel Tree Project Reynolds and Johnny Uzzle. thanks and appreciation to ev­ 800-880-6606. Single Copy...... 50 « Rusty Beorn, Susan Bryant, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 6,1993, 8

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Funeral services for Earl Or- member of the Masonic Lodge Funeral services were con­ Cadiz; one brother, V.W. Noel Funeral services were con­ daughter, Nancy McBride of ten, 89, of Cadiz were held on and past Master of the ducted for Eleanor Noel Sons, of Cadiz; one sister, Marie ducted for Dessie Gray Hargis, Hopkinsville; two brothers; one Saturday, Jan. 2, 1993, at 10 Cerulean Masonic Lodge. 84, of Cadiz on Friday, Jan. 1, Braboy of Trigg County; four 82, of Gracey on Monday, Jan. 4, sister; five grandchildren; and a.m. at Goodwin Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, 1993, at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Fu­ grandchildren; and 4 great­ 1993, at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Fu­ seven great-grandchildren. m Burial followed at Cerulean Helen Piercy Orten; a son, Edd neral Home. grandchildren. neral Home. He was preceded in death by Cemetery. Orten; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Burial followed at Mt. She was preceded in death by Burial followed at Trigg two brothers, Elmo Hargis and Masonic services were con­ (Dot) Cohoon; five grandchil­ Pleasant Cemetery. her husband, Lonnie R. Sons Sr.; Memory Acres. Robert Hargis. ducted Friday, Jan. 1, 1993, at dren; 9 great-grandchildren; Mrs. Sons died Wednesday, one sister, Orene Bridges; three Mr. Hargis died Saturday, The service was conducted by Goodwin Funeral Home. and 3 great-great-grandchil­ Dec. 30,1992, at her home of an brothers, Herbert O. Noel, the Jan. 2, 1993, at Jennie Stuart the Revs. Randy Davenport Mr. Orten died on Wednes­ dren. apparent heart attack. Rev. Car. M. Noel and Preston Medical Center following a and Wilford Hunter. Music was day, Dec. 30, 1992, at 2:30 p.m. He was preceded in death by Bom on May 6,1908, she was Noel. long illness. provided the Locust Grove at Jennie Stuart Medical Center three brothers and one sister. the daughter of the late Roscoe The Revs. Grandville Court­ Bom on Nov. 11,1910, he was Baptist Church Choir; Debra following a long illness. The Rev. Grandville Court­ Owen Noel and Mary Boyd ney and Leonard Young con­ the son of the late Walter Gray Hargis, pianist; and Vicki Mr. Orten, bom on March 19, ney conducted the service. Mu­ Noel. ducted the service. Music was Hargis and Blanche Smith Dockery, organist. £ 1903, was the son of the late sic was provided by Judy Mrs. Sons, a homemaker, was provided by Suzanne Henry, Hargis. Pallbearers were Donald James Orten and Parlie Gann Chapman, pianist, and a duet a member of Mt. Pleasant Bap­ organist, and a duet was per­ Mr. Hargis, a retired farmer, Hargis, Jason Hargis, Steven Orten. was performed by Chapman tist Church. formed by Alice Guess and Car­ was a member of Locust Grove Hargis, Andy West, Shane Mr. Orten, a retired farmer, and Cheryl Boren. Survivors include two sons, olyn Stations. Baptist Church where he Davenport and Dan Major. was a member of Cerulean Pallbearers were Allen Or­ Lonnie R. Sons Jr. of Oklahoma Pallbearers were Steven served as a deacon. Honorary pallbearers were Baptist Church where he ten, Terry Cohoon, Kevin City, Okla. and Malcolm R. Guess, Jerry Sons, Stevie Butts, Survivors include his wife, deacons of Locust Grove Baptist served as Honorary Deacon. Moore, John Means, Jamie Sons of Cerulean; one daughter, Robert Own Noel, Randy Geneva Greenhill Hargis; one Church and his Sunday School He was also a member of the Davis and Robert Cave. Masons Mrs. Joe (Louise) Guess of Braboy and Cecil Noel. son, Delmer Hargis; one class. Cerulean Springs Masonic were honorary pallbearers. Lodge #875. He was the oldest Highlights Chamber of Commerce named cont. from page 1 Tom Vinson Citizen of the Year and Benny Allen Good Samari­ Thomas Edison Bridges Jessie L. Sumner Sr. tan of the Year. Knight and Hopkinsville Community Col­ Hale Game Calls received the Funeral services were held Va.; one brother; three sisters; Funeral services were con­ Esther Clark Sumner; one son, lege and historian, was named 1992 Small Business Award. for Thomas Edison Bridges, 76, and two grandchildren. ducted for Jesse L. Sumner Sr., Jesse L. Sumner Jr. of Christian grand marshal of the 1992 Local churches co-sponsored Country Ham Festival Parade. of Norfolk, Va., on Thursday, He was preceded in death by 79, of Cadiz on Tuesday, Jan.5, County; three brothers; three an old-fashioned Thanksgiving Trigg County native Dr. Luther Jan. 7,1993, at 10 a.m. at Good­ one brother, Troy H. Bridges. 1993, at 2 p.m. at Goodwin Fu­ sisters; two granddaughters and dinner for the area's disadvan­ Hughes, head of the Depart­ win Funeral Home. The Rev. Charles Rogers con­ neral Home. three great-grandchildren. taged people. ment of Agriculture at Western Mr. Bridges died Sunday, Jan. ducted the service. Music was Burial followed at East End He was preceded in death by Kentucky University, was cho­ £ 3, 1993, at DePaul Hospital, provided by Jo Gentry Whit­ Cemetery. Keith Scarborough Venable, Norfolk, following a long ill­ one brother, Noble Sumner, and sen to speak at the kick-off a long-time writer for T h e more, soloist, and Mae Perdue, Mr. Sumner died on Sunday, ness. two sisters, Edith Calhoun and breakfast. Cadiz Record, died after a organist. Jan. 3, 1993 at his home of an Bom Feb. 19, 1916 in Cadiz, Irene Joiner. October short illness. apparent heart attack. he was the son of the late Gar­ Pallbearers were Billy Fran­ The Revs. Todd Gray and After serving Trigg County for The Trigg County School land D. Bridges and Annie cis, Thomas Fourshee, Alan Born Sept. 22, 1913, he was Paul Frederick conducted the more than 30 years, Zelner Board adopted a planning Thomas Bridges. Bridges, Thomas Hughes Gen­ the son of the late William service. Music was provided by Cossey announced he would not model for developing long-term Mr. Bridges was a retired try, Clarence H. Thomas and Averitt Sumner and Mary Vir­ Becky Freeman, soloist, and run for re-election as county goals. Merchant Marine Engineering George Dali. Honorary pall­ ginia Wilson Sumner. Vicki Dockery, organist. judge. Only minor damage was re­ bearers were Gilbert Bridges, November ported following a fire at the Officer and a member of the A retired farmer, he was a Charles Edward Thomas, Ed Pallbearers were Johnny The city of Cadiz and Land Cadiz Restaurant. Q M.E.B.A. member of New Hope Baptist Rogers, Rumsey Alexander, Between The Lakes were fea­ Survivors include his wife, Church. Sumner, Charles Swatzel, Ramey Cunningham an­ Caroline H. Fox Bridges of John Bridges, Boyd Thomas, Donny Tinsley, Ronnie Clark, tured in the KET presentation, nounced his resignation as Trigg Norfolk; one step-daughter, Lawrence Sumner, Tom Sumner Survivors include his wife. Douglas Joiner and T.P. Sholar. "Along Kentucky Eighty.” County Hospital administra­ Anne Meeks of Charlottesville, and Dale Light. The Cadiz-Trigg County tor.

Board receipt budget reports. Frances Page cont. from page 1 •The board presented Jodie Geneva Watkins FPool, a senior at Trigg County High School, with a certificate Funeral services were con- Baptist faith and was a home­ Funeral services were held on Va.; one son, Thomas N. of recognition for earning the £ ducted for Dora Frances Page, maker and a waitress. Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1992, for Watkins of Lexington; five study, and a way to add an­ title of state champion in ex­ 70, of Louisville on Wednesday, Survivors include three Geneva Utley Watkins at grandchildren; and three great­ other line to the school cafete­ Jan. 6,1993, at 10 a.m. at Good­ brothers, John Page of Akron, Money and King Funeral Home, grandchildren. ria. temporaneous speaking. P'Pool competed at the national FFA win Funeral Home. Ohio, Jim Page of Barberton, Vienna, Va. She was preceded in death by •The board approved ad­ ministrator's travel requests, convention in Kansas City, Mo., Burial followed at Atkins Ohio, and Ben Page of Cadiz; Survivors include one daugh­ her husband Thomas R. including trips to Madisonville, in November. Cemetery. and one sister, Sally Hulsey of ter, Maryetta Sites of Fairfax, W atkins. Lexington and Kentucky Dam The board will hold a spe­ Ms. Page died Saturday, Jan. Akron, Ohio. next week for Kentucky Dept, of cial organizational meeting 2, 1993, at Humana University She was preceded in death by Education-related events. Thursday at 6:30 p.m. hospital following a long ill­ two brothers, Edward Page, James Street •The board approved the The next regularly sched­ ness. Haden Page; and one sister issuance of checks written and uled board of education meeting 0 Bom Feb. 23, 1922, in Cadiz, Cathem Thomas. the expenditure and revenue is Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. she was the daughter of the The Rev. Irvin Damall con­ Funeral services for James lowed in Crown Hill Cemetery. late Duncan Page and Ora ducted the service. Music was Clyde Street, 66, of Cadiz were Mr. Street, bom Julyl9, 1926, Askew Page. provided by Mae Perdue, held Saturday, Jan. 2, 1993, at was the son of the late Felix Ms. Page was a member of the organist. Gamble Funeral Home, Hop­ and Jennie Bell Redd Street. He kinsville. was a retired farmer and a Mr. Street died Wednesday, member of Second Baptist Dec. 30, 1992, at Trigg County Church, Hopkinsville, where Elizabeth Louise Heim Hospital. he was an usher. The Rev. C.L. Brown con­ There are no immediate sur- ^ Funeral services for Eliza­ North Posey in Poseyville, Ind. ducted the service. Burial fol- beth Louise Heim of Knoxville, Survivors include her hus­ Tenn., were conducted on Satur­ band, Alfred C. Heim; daugh­ LAUNDRY day, Jan. 2, 1993, at Holly Hills ters and sons-in-law, Judith and Funeral Home, Knoxville. Lloyd Georges, Greenwood, Notice Mrs. Heim, formerly of Ind., Nancy and Jim Knowles of Cadiz, died at her home on Knoxville, Mary and Jeff Case BOONE Tuesday, Dec. 29,1992. of Knoxville; five grandchil­ BEAUTICONTROL® She was a member of Seymour dren and one great-grandchild. Help Wanted ( 1 E M E K S Heights Christian Church and She was preceded in death by COSMETICS COUPON'----- THE WORLD'S PREMIER IMAGE COMPANY™ £ a retired employee of the a granddaughter, Nancy •Free Color Analysis Due to expansion into this metropolitan School District of Christine Case. •Skin Care and Cosmetics area, w e h ave full-tim e posi­ •Instant Image Makeover tions available.Applicants Dry Cleaning •Personal Image Profile© •Club & Corporate Presentations must be neat in appearance Codie Tucker Teresa Gresham and h ave a sincere desire to $2.00 off on $10.00 Image Consultant work. Mr. Codie Tucker, 79, of Lees­ Christ of Latter Day Saints, or more 235-5511 burg, Fla., died Monday, Dec. Eustis, Fla. 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DAVID B. SNOW Bryan Keith Thomas The Cadiz Record Bryan Keith Thomas recently tice Program, persons who have Last week, Mrs. Desdy Keel enlisted in the United States not chosen a specific career Bell of Princeton was in Cadiz Navy for guaranteed training field receive general shipboard visiting her son when she in the Seaman Apprentice and nautical training prior to called our office and said she School. being assigned to a Navy ship. had an old picture of Wallonia Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Once shipboard, they may then School from 1920, and wanted Michael L. Thomas of Cadiz, is train in a job, or request addi­ to bring it by to be printed. a 1992 graduate of Trigg County tional Navy schooling in a When she brought the pho­ High School. Thomas will re­ field in which they are quali­ tograph, she brought along port to Recruit Training Center, fied. some information about the Great Lakes, 111., in May for Petty Officer Second Class school and her own life growing active duty, where he will un­ David R. Beck, of the Hop­ up seven decades ago. dergo basic training. kinsville Recruiting Station, "Mama and Papa moved to Following basic training, Thomas' recruiter, noted that Wallonia in 1916," she had Thomas will begin four weeks Thomas may go on to addi­ written. • "We lived in an old of schooling at Great Lakes, in tional schooling, or be assigned two-room storehouse...Then, the Seaman Apprentice School. to any one of the Navy’s duty Daddy bought the old Dr. Under the Seaman Appren­ stations around the world. Broado’s house, a two-story with a beautiful winding stair. "My first school teacher was Staff Sgt. Johnny Rea Miss Louise Hopson, who be­ came Mrs. Newton Holland. A Trigg County native has paper, "The Interceptor." "Our water was pumped been named the U.S. Air Forces Rea is assigned to the 32nd from a well on the school WALLONIA SCHOOL, 1920 in Europe Print Journalist of the Fighter Group at Soesterberg yard," Bell wrote. "We had one Members of Wallonia School in 1920 included (front row, from left) Lela Thompson, Maria Jones, Year for 1992. Air Base, the Netherlands, and bucket in each of the two rooms Grace Simpson, Hester Virginia Haydon, Sarah Francis Mitchell, Dorothy Broadbent, William Air Force Staff Sgt. Johnny is the son of Theresia and Ray and everyone drank from the Clinton Haydon, Hayden Robertson, Broadbent Harris, J.D. Simpson, Lonnie Watkins, Hugh Garret Rea garnered U.S. Air Forces in Moore of Cadiz, and Larry Rea same dipper. Martin, James Franklin Martin, Owen Swatzel, Fay Simpson, Lela Curtis, (second row, from left) May Europe's top writing award for of Laplata, Md. "Our heat was a pot-bellied Evelyn Murphy, Clint Cameron, Lucy Frances Owrby, Emma D. Murphy, Frances Russell, Frances his efforts while serving as ed­ He is a 1983 graduate of Trigg stove. On the left comer of the Nichols, Edward Martin, Frank Jones, Smith Broadbent Jr., Elisha McCormack, (third row, from left) itor of the base's weekly news­ County High School. school yard was the boys' four- Clarence Perry (on riser below), Richard Faulkner, Mrs. L.H. Hopkins (teacher, grades 5-8), Mattie holer (I guess), and on the right Jones, Mayme Murphy, Lucy Thomas, Earl Edward Harris, Thomas Watkins, Elijah McCormack, Lois back comer was the girls' four- Broadbent, Frances Bridges (teacher, grades 1-4), Linda Mitchell, Mary Grace Perry, Gertrude holer. Adult/Youth Vocal Ensemble Festival Russell, Evelyn Cameron, Pauline Bridges, Woodrow Mitchell, Clifton Jones (on riser between girls), "At the time this picture Lela Thomas, (fourth row, from left) Desdy Keel, Winifred Duke, Ruth Mitchell, Saine Jones, Ruby (above) was made, Mrs. Beulah on Jan. 30 open to church groups Cameron, Sophia McCormack, Louise Harris, Mary Evelyn Russell, Lucy Broadbent, Mattie Louis Thompkins was teacher of 'the Mitchell, Helen Robertson, Marteen Sivills, Lona Mitchell, Terry Watkins, (back row, from left) Immanuel Baptist Church, vention, 245-4101. big room,' grades five through Frances Harris, Willie Nichols, Mary Frances Mitchell, Edna Martin, Rebecca Mitchell, Letha 3100 Tates Creek Road, Lexing­ Guest clinician Dr. Phillip 8. Miss Frances Bridges was McCormack, Inez Bridges, Annie Jones, Roy Perry, Delia Keel, Clint Perry, Pearl Keel, Jesse Cameron, ton, will host the 1993 Landgrave, Southern Baptist teacher of 'the little room,' Leo Bridges, Robert Simpson and Harold Stewart. Adult/Youth Vocal Ensemble Theological Seminary, grades primer through fourth Festival from 9 a.m. to noon on Louisville, will be available grade.” qualified to teach. "Some of my memories are Of all the memories held Jan. 30. for optional evaluations of Bell said that she gradu­ "When there was a revival the writing lesson assigned to us most tightly in us, school seems The festival, sponsored by performing ensembles while on ated from the eighth grade and in either of the two churches, by Mrs. Thompkins," Bell to be among those most closely the Kentucky Baptist Conven­ stage. Each ensemble will be got her diploma from Wallonia our teachers lined us up and we wrote, "like ’Honesty is the kept. Desdy Bell has shown us tion, is open to church ensem­ allotted 15 minutes for set-up, School. marched single-file to church. best policy’ and ’A good name is that, despite the passage of bles consisting of three or more performance and on-the-spot "Believe it or not," she We were a quiet group of chil­ rather to be chosen than great time and the removal of the members and churches may evaluation and may sing two wrote, "when you got your dren — no misbehaving in riches.' Years have passed and schoolhouse itself, the memo­ bring more than one ensemble. selections. Risers, sound system diploma from the eighth church. Of course, this was a Wallonia School is no more, but ries will always be there; it Registration, $25 per ensemble, (including tape deck), piano grade, one could teach school, treat to us; we enjoyed being out I have a lot of happy memories takes just a thought to go back is with Church Music Depart­ and organ will be provided. or I should have said, one was of the schoolroom. of the place." again. ment, Kentucky Baptist Con­

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The Cadiz Record Lifestyles

#More than luck makes River Bluff Arabians a success

ROBIN CARTER still have two months to breed able. But they are only mean if The Cadiz Record • them," she said. they've been mishandled It worked, and now she says somewhere along the line. Driving along the rambling she'll have to stay up with "They are actually very country road to the home of them all night in the middle of docile, very people-oriented. River Bluff Arabians, one gets February when they foal in­ All of my horses are just like the feeling of being in another stead of the middle of March or puppies." place and another time. April. Even when Cyndi breaks And away we go...again! W The rolling hills are lined Cyndi has had Arabians for them, they are gentle. R.B. El Monique (left) will with wooden fences and dotted 11 years, since she, her husband "They're so smart. They're soon be going to Germany, with beautiful Arabian mares. and her son moved to Trigg easy to train," she said. "It's The ranch-style house, built Cyndi's third export to County. She said she decided very seldom that one will buck. by Cyndi and Bill Mize, is Europe. Below, Monique, a eight years ago to breed black They just don't seem to. made from much of the wood 10-month-old filly, takes a Arabians exclusively. Black "You just have to be gentle romp through the field. and patient." Onyx looks on in the Cyndi said that when work­ ing with horses, trust is one of background. the most important factors. "If they have your complete trust, they'll do whatever you want them to do," she said. "They know that as long a? you’re with them, nothing can hurt them." For years Cyndi has adver­ tised extensively in Arabian publications. ”1 still get a lot of my business by word of mouth, though," she said. "It's really like a clique. Once you get your name circu­ lated, you're in." People buy Arabians for a variety of reasons - for horse shows, breeding or pleasure. Cyndi Mize's pride and joy, her black stallion, Arabi Fadh Cyndi has shipped her Onyx. "I'd like to have nothing but stallions," she said. "I horses all over the country. She love the boys." has sold only four locally and ^ from the log house that once Arabians are rare and, as a re­ very few in Kentucky. stood on their 250 acres. sult, are in greater demand, The international market is When she bought her first bringing a higher price. opening up for Cyndi. She has black Arabian filly, Cyndi had "The most common Arabians sold three in Europe. no intentions of ever having are chesnuts, grays and bays," "Last year I sent one to Eng­ more than one. she said. land," she said. "I sent a black After a few months, she Arabians are desert horses. colt to Germany in early De­ bought four mares. Then she Egyptian Arabians like Cyndi's cember, and my filly, Monique, bought a stallion and another were raised by Bedouins, desert will go to Germany in a couple a mare. nomads. Because black Arabi­ of weeks." "After that I knew I had to ans are rare, when a black foal Cyndi is excited about doing get rid of some, so I sold one," was bom, it was th ught evil business overseas. She said Eu­ she said, explaining how she and was killed. ropean buyers are interested in got into the business of breeding the six foals she is expecting. purebred Arabians. What does Cyndi look for ”1 made a few dollars. My when she buys a mare? father-in-law told me I’d been "She must compliment my lucky. stallion," she said. "She must a variety of show classes - though some of my horses have them go, but I try not to get that "But I started to think, 'Hey, fit into my breeding program." halter, Western and English been shown successfully," she attached. I just cry all the way a there could be money in this."' First, the mare must be black, pleasure, park (high-step­ said. to the bank," she joked. ^ So, Cyndi sold another. and she must have the blood­ ping), driving, stock horse and She explained that in the In her spare time Cyndi is "You know, he doesn't say I'm lines Cyndi wants. trail horse. United States the "big guys" learning Arabic. just lucky anymore," she said Cyndi pays careful attention Cyndi bought the most recent are hard to beat. "So I can talk to my horses," laughing. to conformation, or the way a addition to her herd, a spotted, "It’s very political and ex­ she said, laughing. Cyndi kept buying and selling horse is built. She looks for re­ three-quarter Arabian, from a pensive." "No, I'm learning it at the her horses. finement - the way the neck is video tape. She also said the horses' language school at Ft. Camp­ "I would sell one and buy set on the shoulders, dished "I sell a lot of my own horses manes are cut close to their bell because I go to Egypt a lot," two." heads, tipped ears, big eyes, that way, especially the ones necks to make their necks look she explained. She has 13 now with six level top lines (back) and a I've sold in Europe," Cyndi longer, as well as other make­ Cyndi has traveled exten­ £ mares due to foal soon. floating trot, all characteristic said. "People can't always up tricks to exaggerate the sively throughout other parts "The gestation period is 11 of Arabians. come to you to see what you've qualities that make Arabians of Africa, as well as Europe. months, or about 340 days," she "The floating trot makes got. It's too expensive." unique. said, explaining how long a R.B. El Monique Arabians look like their feet Cyndi said spotted Arabians "In Europe they're shown "I love to travel," she said, mare is pregnant. don't even touch the ground," are the new breed in high de­ naturally, and that’s how it although she admits to not Cyndi breeds her horses in "People have a misconception she said. "And with their mand. should be," Cyndi said. having traveled much in the March, April and May. about Arabians," Cyndi said. high-tail carriage, the way "I want to try breeding them "One reason I stay in the United States. "I bred two in March thinking "They think they are hot and they hold their tail up and flip for a couple of years and see business, I think, is because of She took a sign language class that if it didn’t work then, I'd fiery tempered and unmanage- it up over their backs, they how that goes. There are peo­ the babies. They're so sweet," at Ft. Campbell several years ago. look so elegant" ple in Europe already waiting she said. ”1 love the babies. Despite their elegance, Ara­ for the babies," she said. "I'm the first thing they Cyndi also plays the piano bians are incredibly strong. Spotted Arabians are not smell when they are bom. That and has played softball for "A 14-hand Arabian can purebreds, but they can be way they aren't afraid of me," years. carry a 250 pound man all day," registered up to seven-eighths she said. "I manage to stay busy," she Cyndi said. Arabian. "Sometimes it's hard to see said. (Horse's height is measured To get a spotted Arabian, a in hands. A hand is four purebred mare is bred to a pinto inches.) stallion or an American "Arabians have a lot of saddlebred spotted stallion. stamina, too," she said. "In en­ The foal is half Arabian. durance races, like a 100-mile If the foal is a filly, she is ride, you can just about bet that bred to a purebred Arabian whatever horse wins is about when she is three or four-years- 1/2 Arabian." old. That foal, like Cyndi's, is A unique, and almost strange, three-quarter Arabian. characteristic of Arabians is A three-quarter Arabian that they don't like to get their mare can be bred to a purebred feet wet. stallion to produce spotted "They'll walk 10 miles seven-eighths Arabian. around a mud puddle just to stay "They are very popular right dry," she said, laughing. now," Cyndi said. "I guess it's because they are She plans to buy a national desert horses, and dry land is show horse stallion - an something that's just in their American saddlebred/Arabian blood." cross - to breed with her mares Cyndi had one mare who had to establish her own herd of a particular aversion to water. spotted Arabians. "She would get down on her Cyndi hopes to go to England Cyndi bought this saddle from the Bedouins, the desert knees at the edge of a pond to next summer and wants to par­ nomads who raise Egyptian Arabians, on one of her trips to take a drink just to stay dry." ticipate in a horse show there. • Egypt. The saddle is hand-crafted from white leather and Arabians are known for their "I don't have an interest in This mare is the newest addition to Cyndi's herd. She is a decorated with gold studs and red fringe. versatility. They are shown in horse shows in the U.S., al­ spotted three-quarter Arabian. 6, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 6, Society

Jeremy Butts celebrates first birthday with 101 Dalmations %

Jeremy Dale Butts celebrated his first birthday on Jan. 2, 1993, at Pizza Magi restaurant. The theme of the birthday party was 101 Dalmatians.

Those helping to celebrate were friends and family mem­ bers from both sides of the family.

Pizza, cake, ice cream and punch were served to the guests.

B irth s

Ryan Michael Russell

Robert "Buck" and Teresa Russell of Cadiz are proud to announce Smithey - Bean the birth of a son, Ryan Michael Russell, bom on Dec. 15, 1992, at 10:48 a.m. at Jennie Stuart Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hudgens of Clarksville, Tenn., announce the Oglesby - Hezvell He weighed seven pounds, eight ounces and was 20 ounces long. engagement of their daughter, Freida Ann Smithey to John Ray Maternal grandparents are Paul and Carolyn Stations of Cadiz. Bean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bean of Madisonville. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Oglesby of Hopkinsville announce the Paternal grandparents are Helen Russell and the late Edward The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Jimmy Smithey and engagement of their daughter, Lynn Oglesby to Brad Hewell, son Russell of Fairview. the granddaughter of Mrs. Christine Smithey of Southside, Tenn., of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hewell of Hopkinsville. Great-grandparents are Thomas and Pearl Dunn and Nell S. and the late Bruce Smithey, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mayfield of The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Bart and Virginia Birdsong and the late Carl Stallons, all of Cadiz. Ashland City, Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs. David Smalley of Cumber­ Griffith and Herman and Lucy Oglesby, all of Hopkinsville. land Furnace, Tenn. Her fiance is the grandson of George Humphries of Hopkinsville The bride-elect is a 1986 graduate of Northeast High School in and the late Violet Humphries , the late Thomas Rudolph and Custom Framing Clarksville, Tenn. She is currently employed at Wal-Mart, Fort the late Geraldine Hewell. Campbell Blvd., Clarksville. The bride-elect attends Hopkinsville Community College. She The groom is a 1990 graduate of Madisonville North Hopkins is employed full-time by Thurman, Campbell and Co. and part- & Matting High School. He is currently employed at Wal-Mart in Hop­ time by Maurices, both of Hopkinsville. Prints - Framed or Unframed kinsville. He lives in Cadiz. Her fiance attends Hopkinsville Community College. He is P nitt 0 >idenA / 4uaita6lc He is the grandson of J.D. and Lydia Phaup of Cadiz. employed by Wickes Lumber Company. The wedding will be Saturday, Feb. 14, 1993, at 3 p.m. at the The wedding is scheduled for Jan. ^nv^LBuffalq ) 1 J yearn SxpenceMee Smith and Trahem Mansion in Clarksville. Lick Baptist Church on Wallonia Road, Cadiz. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. A reception will All friends and relatives are invited to attend. Invitations are immediately follow the ceremony. being sent to out-of-town guests only. & Frames! 'P a a t a , 41 Commerce St. - Tollgate Plaza 522-1884 S p e c i a l ______Est. 1981______All you can eat spaghetti |?^t Remember J§§ variety of toppings Salad, bread, dessert 5 0 % - 7 5 % y Hall's Jewelers ^ & beverage for all your jewelry needs! $8.95 o f f *Free ring cleaning and inspection Friday Night Only 5p.m. - 9p.m. ‘Broadbmt's foods & Qifts *Limited menu also available JEWELERS Z - 5 :3 0 Scot. - Ulceus. U S 6 Z @ 0 -2 4 fun etiaa Dine In Only Z- 6 9u.AScU. K ty 4 2 2 11 W here quality 6l price go hand in hand!" (502) 522-6674 106 E. Main, Princeton, KY • 365-7413 44 dlai*, Sfacet, J2 2 - 4 JM Closed on Wednesday

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Alexander of Hopkinsville was Canton Calling a guest. Start the new year with a clean slate Mildred & Jones It Is m y opinion Mildred Wright entertained January brings to mind joined Cumberland Shores. her family and Alice Caldwell thoughts of a new beginning, Homemakers January Meeting Schedule That... with dinner on Christmas Eve. the turning over of a new leaf, a Jan. 11 fresh start on our journey of life. Highlights 7 p.m. - Happy - Amelia It means out with the old and in Major home Eunice and Boyd Thomas By Qqy Ledford_____ Probably as no other, "I wish alienated from the destruction with the new. 7 p.m. - Roaring Springs - had friends for a buffet supper it would snow for Christmas," and hurt this snow could cause, It’s wonderful to have a time Roaring Springs Fire Dept. on Dec. 28. of beginning again, a bright new Jan. 12 this was the wish that was and considered the beauty and Let's all make our own lists of year in which to blot out those 10 a.m. - New Hope - Sandra made by more people, pleasure it possessed. freshness this year. Happy old mistakes, to forget those Crutchfield home especially by the young people. Jamus Redd III of Boston New Year to each and every­ old blunders and to strive for 10 a.m. - Rockcastle - They can be terribly idealistic We’re going to miss the entertained his family and one. better approaches to life and Victoria’s Comer most of the time and they think drive through Cadiz and seeing grandparents with a breakfast its challenges. Homemaker Activities 10 a.m. - United - this could happen just on this the beautiful Christmas lights. on Christmas Eve at the As we go into this new year, The Trigg County Homemak­ Smokehouse Restaurant one particular time. I see they are beginning to come Smokehouse. Kendra Saunders It was just as if someone had down. It will be a short time, lets all approach it as a new ers have been busy this past I p.m. - Lake Barkley pushed a button and the huge seemingly, until we do it all beginning. Look back over the month giving food, clothing and 6 p.m. - Ebony Twilight - flakes start to fall. We were over again next year. I have past year and gather up your blankets to needy families, Gertrude White home reminded of Lewis Thomas, never seen the downtown area We are losing our good memories and strive for a won­ adopting angels from the Angel Jan. 14 whose great law of nature is so lavishly decorated. neighbors and friends, Mr. and derful new year. Let's leave all Tree, providing gifts for West­ 10 a.m. - Montgomery Mrs. Haydon Jones of Boyd's the principle of cooperation. Mildred's Flowers was the bad behind and only look ern State patients and volun­ II a.m. - Cumberland Shores - Now, these young people decorated to the extent that Landing Road. They have sold forward. Look at the world teering time to work at the Lake Barkley Lodge will remember next year just you could see throughout the their home to their son and anew with a look of freshness: Holiday House Christmas Tree Jan. 17 what happened, God sending shop with the Christmas wife, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jones, A beautiful sunrise. display at the Chamber of 10 a.m. - Quilter's Guild - this beautiful blanket of snow lights draped from the ceiling. who will be moving soon. The touch of a newborn babe. Commerce Log Cabin and with Cadiz Restaurant just at the right time. "Will it One wanted to just stop, sit and Catching a snowflake. the Red Cross Bloodmobile Jan. 19 Early morning walks. 10 a.m. - Wallonia - ever happen again, just the look without having to get out America is where we cel­ canteen. Homemakers also en­ Freshly baked bread. Hamtown Restaurant same way in one lifetime?" of the car. ebrate Christmas in many joyed a wonderful trip to Time spent with a friend. It might well be that I felt Ralph and Wanda Cal­ ways; Cheekwood and Opryland ho­ 7 p.m. - Town & Country - Holding hands with the one Mary Ann Fourqurean i tome selfishness and even cynicism houn's sons Clell and Kevin are where our churches prepare tel. you love. We would like to welcome a for the snow because I had to being given the opportunity to programs to show the true Jan. 20 The air after an April new member to our organiza­ 9:30 a.m. - Cadiz Day - drive in it and do my errands, release their creativity by meaning of Christmas; shower. tion; Dorothy Cartwright and it can be very destructive. decorating the flower shop. where some people try to Hamtown Restaurant I looked out the window in The windows always look take Christ out of Christmas; mid-morning on Christmas Day beautiful with their seasoned where this is not possible right after Santa had been and decorations. because that is where saw Katie, my granddaughter, Christmas all started; having a great time. She was J. Rodman Sr. and Virginia where we execute our making a snowman just to her Redd of Gracey entertained the freedom to practice Christmas You Can Choose From specifications, and she was the Redd and Leneave families customs in the way we like. architect and in control of her with their Christmas dinner on This is America and I love environment. How could I not be the night of Dec. 23. Lurline it! happy with this beautiful snow and her masterpiece she Now Eat In - Carry Out - Catering had built? Where could Available "We do it the old-fashion way" character better be molded in Cadiz than by rolling snow? Open: Friday & Saturday at: m A z m Then, slowly, I drove home § Economy Cee Bee from the Redds' in Gracey to my #1 #2 home in Canton, over the snow Knockum Hill Piggly Wiggly on Christmas Day. Save-A-Lot f k Bar-B-Que My thoughts became Ky. Smokehouse W C arp etC oloirs, All W ltli Rest. 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Dan Griffiths, "Cadiz Finest" Little River Baptist CHRISTIAN Pastor CatfistrSalad BanSeafood John T. Bacon, Pastor CHURCH Highway 139 North 5 2 2 6 5 6 3 I l w y . 6 8 Hwy. 68 W. 5 2 2 - 3 1 5 8 Highway 272 OTHER Cadiz Christian Cadiz United Methodist Dr. Tom Martin, Kingdom Hull Rev. H arry G. Lewis LakeView Boats Hamtown Texaco C-Mart Randy Davenport, Pastor of Jehovah's Witness 214 Main Street Pastor 31 Main Street Attn. John Hull 9170 Canton Road • Cadiz, KY 42211 Groceries*Fishing Tackle v fc T Highway 272 East Highway 274 (502) 924-5648 Hunting & Fishing License*Ky. Lottery See our line ° W q Hwy. 68 W. Cadiz 522-6105 If Your Church I > Not Listed, Call 522-6605. i OUTBOARDS Hie Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 6,1993,9 Foods

Family is the key ingredient for Dorothy Witty’s happiness

1/2 c. chopped red sweet pepper room soup over breasts. Cover Patio Pepper Steak ROBIN CARTER 1 pkg. fresh (or frozen) Wonton with foil and bake in pre­ Witty Style The Cadiz Record Wrappers heated over - 375 deg. - for 30 Cut 2 lbs. lean chuck roast or Every Sunday afternoon Vegetable oil min. or longer. round beef into thin slices 2- Dorothy Witty’s family comes Cocktail Wieners inches long. Place beef strips on home for some of her home- Preheat oven to 350 deg. Cook M icrowave a large doubled square of cooking. sausage, drain and pat dry Cut hotdogs into 3/4 pieces. Set heavy-duty Reynold's Wrap. She has two daughters and a with towels. Combine with aside. Make sauce: Add: son, five grandchildren and one cheeses, salad dressing, olives 1 c. tomato catsup salt and black pepper greiat-granddaughter.. eiSSjl; and red pepper. Lightly grease 1 c. water 3 cloves garlic, chopped '‘They are always here by a muffin tin - Brush Wontons 2 Tbsp. brown sugar 3 medium onions, cut in 1/2-inch 4:30 for dinner on Sundays," she with oil. Press one in each cup. 1/4 tsp. dry mustard strips or chopped said. Bake 5 min., or until golden 1/2 c. vinegar 2 green, 2 red bell peppers, cut She loves to be with her brown on comers. Remove from (Just make a good barbecue into 1/2-inch strips family and do things for them, tins, place on baking sheet. Fill sauce.) 2 Tbsp. A-l Sauce but health problems over the each star with sausage mixture. Heat sauce in 1-1/2 quart 1 Tbsp. Worcestershire sauce past several years have kept Bake 5 min., or until bubbly casserole or serving bowl. 1 tsp. Heinz 57 Sauce her from doing as much as she (cheese melts). Cover. Microwave on high 1- 3 Tbsp. salad oil would like. "I tried this recipe, and to my 1/2 to 2-1/2 min., until hot. Stir 2 - 6 oz. cans of chopped "They've taken care of me," surprise everyone likes it!" in wieners. Cover. Microwave 4 mushroom she said about her family. "My - Dorothy Witty to 6 min., stirring once. When Mix all ingredients. Seal foil Dorothy Witty has a unique collection. For years she has oldest daughter Vicki lives at Spinach Dip hot, serve with cocktail picks. Please see Foods home and helps a lot." been collecting salt and pepper shakers. 2 c. mayonnaise page 20 Dorothy also said her hus­ 1 c. finely chopped scallions band helps out. 1 jar freeze-dried chives "Harold is as good a cook as I 1 pkg. frozen spinach (cooked am, but he makes a bigger and drained well according URGENT PUBLIC RELEASE mess to pkg. directions) 3 THRU MS B£EM CLOSED She said he has done most of salt to taste 5UMR\M& PRIC6S, the cooking for the past three black pepper to taste years and has also taken her 2 dashes garlic powder anywhere she wanted to go. Mix well. Serve with veg- "He always says he’s etable sticks - celery, carrots, 'driving Miss Dorothy."' turnips, cauliflower, broccoli, Harold may not have to etc. drive 'Miss Dorothy' much "On Christmas Eve, my family longer. Her health is improv­ expects to find this on our dining FAMOUS NAME BRAtiDS WHAT'S OM SflL£?„ I8R0MHILLBLAMC ■ pRoo-ncv^ EveAa-miM& ing, and she's beginning to drive table • 8ASSK.TT B LArX-QOY ■SUfM.'f TflftTS IHOT Nflvc&O OccOkI . « asm s x •summit mumvea.s a l herself again. - Dorothy Witty ■ Sofas smiths m EM6UMO • Co CH a. A Me ■ Y-e- "I'm just really getting back WiLLIAmS • ft*SL « st r a t f o m ■ d in e t t e s ■amiMGr-songs Cheese Rolls ■ As ■ Rockets ■ m eu=s into the swing of things," ■ 06NCW au*FT-B ORSftm UIM6 1-8 oz. pkg. American or aho A Hosr ep oTneiu ■ eeo RoomsaiTSs ■cur.xqs Dbrbthy said. "This Christmas • Rvcrsn D u a l it y e e o o i Velveeta cheese APPL//»UC6SB T-U.B OVKxSe was the best I've had in four 1-8 oz.. pkg. sharp cheddar y fa rs.” 1-8 oz. pkg. cream cheese Dorothy's l-l/ ^ arlic salt nuts onion salt ^'oftobSsco sauce "We play games and have lots 2 dashes hot chili powder of fun." YOU MIGHT When she’s not playing with Grate first two cheeses. Let WONDER- Bridget, she also likes to can soften with cream cheese. Add HOW C AN her own tomato relish (with seasonings and 1/2 c. nuts. Mix YOU SAVE the help of Harold and Vicki), well. Make into rolls. Roll in WARNING! »\0% ? FEEL W6 SHOULD WARN YOU.- NOTICE NOW-THAT IS ARfcV work crossword puzzles, crochet mix made of chili powder, gar- MO REFUMfcS IN. THE LIKELY EVENT DO NOT rra TD t e l l ______INAL • good question, ®«t and embroider. lie and onion salt, then in nuts. TOUR RRIGW05 4 NEIGH­ v-rems ARE "As xs- OF m M E THAN ONG HgftE IS THE ANSWER- BORS ABOUT THC tw ae- cu s ro m a t w a n t im c MANY OF THESE ITBVtt "I also have two quilts that Wrap in Reynold's wrap and delivery with ex-ceprioMS THE same 90u MOON FAICfty -AT* Tttrlr IN. fTBCK. A LONSTlfVlg at home, Dorothy and her Cordon Bleu VNU6 HT FIND VOOASELF T im e , wiNNGt ounces Ere— IF ANY W/oO'S- FREE DELIVERY Wftwfi is DRAWN cam husband often like to get away M3EIN& CHASED OY LITTLE MATon. p u r c h a s e s - how­ ooimteA IT€ms RE­ Chicken breast with sauce MC N IN WHITE JACKETS- mows the loroofF MAIN IN. THE f r o RE 5 ever., wany iteyas at Va_ P o A ctm s B - vou o o n o r and have traveled all over the 12-15 chicken breasts, split JUST BE HERE A T NocW PRICE $ LESS ABE PRICED CASH Sa t.n it e . w emh-i- t h u a s o a v a s irww TV BE PGBSSUr G(VE»TTO yum FEES eastern United States. 1 Ig. pkg. broiled ham (each rruwn Ap-WANL— F-O.0.OUfi. STOAE ARE 01464 FEW OF A KlMOl IMS YOUR TRUCKS |P ft>5Sl8C£! Et-dBue.. A WILL PAY YOU 10% OP JALC PRie£T» Dpspite the problems she’s slice cut in three pieces) TAKE IT HOME! THAT'S A SAVINGS OF 110%/ had, Dorothy said she feels 1 pkg. Velveeta cheese slices blessed. (cut in two) "The good Lord's been good to garlic powder, onion salt, black me," Dorothy said. pepper, salt Sausage Stars 2 cans cream of mushroom soup, 2 c. (1 lb.) crumbled sausage undiluted 1-1/2 c. grated sharp Cheddar butter

1-1/2 c. grated Monterey Jack Take each breast, insert in cheese split: 1/2 piece cheese, 1/3 slice 3 green onions, chopped and ham, pepper, garlic and onion cooked with sausage salt. Close with toothpick. 1 c. prepared Hidden Valley Place in large pan. Salt and Ranch original salad dressing pepper. Use garlic powder, 1 can (2.25 oz.) sliced ripe onion salt and pats of butter on olives top of each breast. Pour mush- TH E CADIZ RECORD ANNOUNCES BIBLE CO NTEST W INNER!

Congratulations to DOROTHY TOOKE Winner of a Bible from The Cadiz Record. t Vi

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SALE GOOD THRU TUESDAY, JAN. 12TH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ITlmH I IYLEN0H r«tnpim»fW cozens no espw*n SoMGtfcaps SOOmg r*h EXTRA-STRENGTH paper TYLENOL TOPS KY. 280 meets each Monday in the basement of Cadiz TYLENOL PM Baptist Church from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Weigh-in is from 5 to 5:30 GEL CAPS p.m. For more information, contact Betty Stewart at 522-3710 or GEL CAPS FILLER PAPER Carolyn Cobbs at 522-8105. Pain Relief Pain Relief Sleep Aid 20 0 SHEETS TOPS: The daytime chapter meets each Thursday at 10 a.m. at Without Aspirin KODAK Cadiz Baptist Church. Weigh-in is from 9 to 10 a.m. For more in­ • Wide Ruled formation, call leader Darlene Sherbit at 522-6027 or 1-800-932- i968 FUH SAVER 35 TOPS. AW Camera With Flash Del Caps Trigg County Alzheimer's Support Group will no longer meet. a£ Includes 24 Exposure However, anyone needing help or support should call A1 Clinard Film 35MM at 522-6815. The American Legion Post 74 will meet the first Monday night « Outdoor of the month at 6 p.m. 0 1 5 9 i Gel Caps l 79 The Ladies of the Hospital Auxiliary will meet the second ” 1 Monday of every month at 2 p.m. in the dining room of Trigg County Hospital. EMPIRE The Trigg County Business and Professional Women meets the third Monday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 5 p.m. WOODEN The VFW Post 7890 and the Ladies Auxiliary meets the first lotrim irr Lotrimin* Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at their post home. PENCILS The Cadiz Lions Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at Cadiz Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. No. 2 Lead The Class of 1983 will hold a planning meeting on Saturday, Jan. 16, 1993, at 2 p.m. at Bank of Cadiz Community Center. All Pack Of 10 classmates are urged to attend. The Class of 1963 will meet Thursday, Jan. 7, at 7 p.m. at the RIC0LA City Hall for a planning meeting for the 30-year reunion. All THROAT DROPS From Switzerland classmates are urged to attend.

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Mrs. Georgia Adams of Cobb her own home. I Of 24 • Applicators entertained her family of 27 She went home on Dec. 23 and 7 Day Therapy with a Christmas gathering remained through the 28th to and a bountiful meal which she stay in her own room, which prepared herself. was much the same as it was Family members gathered when she left home on the day from Princeton, Paducah, Hop­ of the accident in 1982. kinsville, Trigg County and However, she recognized nu­ Henderson for their special SINCE 1934 merous changes around the Christmas. place. What made it so special? All present would agree that Janie is the daughter of Don­ Instant Meal For Fast Janie Sue Adams' presence nie and Margaret P’Pool Pay Le$$ Weight loss By Centrum made it special. Adams, who live near Cobb. Shake It, Fritzs If, Mousse It. There was much rejoicing in Janie is a patient at a health • Strawberry ■ care facility in Henderson. Cobb as Mrs. Adams welcomed Discount • Chocolate J f c Janie, who was injured in an not only Donnie, Margaret and • Vanilla m m I I I f automobile accident on Jan. Janie, but also other members of 29,1982, has not been able at their family. 31 Com m erce Street any time in the intervening This was truly a grand re­ years to even make a visit to union! Tollgate Centre - Cadiz, KY ippen 8:30-7:00 Mon. thru Sat. Historical Society will meet Jan. 9 1:00-5:00 Sun.

The Trigg County Historical installation of the 1993 officers and Preservation Society will and a discussion and planning of hold their first meeting of the the Historical and Preserva- new year at the Kentucky tion activities for the coming 10 Bar Pack •Almondlay Smokehouse Restaurant Satur- year, day, Jan. 9 at 11 a.m. with a Dutch-treat luncheon. All members are urged to at- GILLETTE FOAMY Tom Vinson, club president tend. The Historical Society Ressss Peanut and chairman of the Board of invites all interested persons to SHAVE CREME Butter Cups the Society, will preside over attend and participate in this Buy 1 Get 1 FREE Your Choke the meeting which will include planning program. Special Pack mm a a 11 Ok. Cm I ! j y Classes begin Jan. 11 at Bible college Mid-Continent Baptist Bible leges and Schools to award the College of Mayfield will begin degrees of bachelor of arts and iLTMdem its 43rd spring semester with bachelor of religious education, registration from 9 a.m. to 4:30 A minor in psychology is p.m. on Jan. 6. available. Classes will begin on Jan. 11. Any interested person may Mid-Continent Baptist Bible call the registrar's office at a College is accredited by the 247-8521 to obtain further in- EFFERDENT ¥/////// Southern Association of Col- formation. New 2-Layered Denture Cleanser Tablets With OIL OF OLAY Congratulations Baking Soda BEAUTY FLUID Original 40 Tablats ^ ^ ^ Sensitivo 78 Paul Wright 297 GLADE This Month's Winner In Our SCOPE $25 Circulation Giveaway!!! MOUTHWASH POTPOURRI AHD Renew your paper by the 15th of the month in SPRAY which your subscription expires and your name GARGLE will be put in our monthly drawing! • Original • Peppermint I h m i- h m You could be next month's winner! 32 Oz. Bottle

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The Cadiz Record Sports SPORTS BRIEFS Wildcats fall to Dawson Springs for third time Greg Bridges named to All-Mid-South team Trigg runner-up at Providence Former Trigg County High School standout Greg Bridges was named to the Mid-South DAVID B. SNOW Conference all-conference team Record Sports Editor for the 1992 football season. Bridges, a junior running back PROVIDENCE — Ryan at Campbellsville College, Wallace had a career night — ranked ninth in the conference 24 points and 10 rebounds, both in rushing with 549 yards, game-highs — but Dawson scored six touchdowns and led Springs outscored Trigg County the team in kickoff return 15-6 to open the third quarter yardage. Campbellsville was en route to a 62-54 win Wednes­ seventh in die nation among day night at the Providence NAIA schools in rushing Invitational Tournament. offense. Despite the loss, the Wild­ Bridges, die son of Roy and cats (1-8) were runners-up in the Katherine Bridges of Cadiz, tournament, having beaten was a 1990 graduate of Trigg Owensboro Catholic Tuesday County High School. night in first-round play 75-66. The win was the third for THIS WEEK IN TRIGG COUNTY SPORTS Dawson Springs (5-5) against Trigg County this season. The Panthers beat the Wildcats 65- Thursday, Jan. 7 56 in the consolation round of TCMS girls (8th grade) vs. Crittenden County, 5:30. the Franklin-Simpson Tourna­ TCHS boys' freshmen at West Hopkins, 6. ment on Dec. 19, and 78-58 in TCMS boys vs. Crittenden County, 6:30. Wildcat Gym on Dec. 14. "We've gone from a 20-point Friday, Jan. 8 TCHS boys'junior varsity vs. Crittenden County, 5. loss to nine points to eight," TCHS girls'varsity vs. Crittenden County, 6. TCHS head coach Mike TCHS boys' varsity vs. Crittenden County, 7:30. Wright said of the games against the Panthers, "so we Monday, Jan. 11 are getting better. The high-percentage shot TCMS girls (7th grade) vs. Lyon County, 5. "Ryan Wallace did an Ryan Wallace (34) puts up a shot under the basket against Dawson Springs Wednesday night in the TCHS boys’ freshmen vs. Lyon County, 5:30. excellent job around the basket championship game of the Providence Invitational Tournament. Wallace scored 24 points against the TCMS boys (7th grade) vs. Lyon County, 6. and a super job on the boards. Panthers and finished with a tournament total of 30 points in the PIT. TCHS boys’ junior varsity vs. Lyon County, 6:30. He made his easy shots, and did a fine job inside. He used Wright said. "If you score as Grubbs scored 29 points in the Springs, James scored 13 points, Tuesday, Jan. 12 his body well inside, blocking much as they do, you're going to tournament, 22 against Owens- Grubbs put in seven, Thad TCHS girls' varsity vs. Union County, 6. out and going to the basket. be marked defensively." boro Catholic. Wallace had 30 Wharton contributed six, and TCHS boys' varsity vs. Union County, 7:30. "Shelondo Grubbs had a James scored 40 tournament tournament points, Events held in Cadiz are shown in bo ld fa ce italics. good tournament, and Mike points, with 27 of those against In the championship game Times given are p.m. Central Time. James had a good tournament," Owensboro Catholic, and Wednesday against Dawson

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The Wildcats return to said, "but a win is Wildcat Gym for a two-game we’ll take it." home stand, taking on district Lady 'Cats claw opponent Crittenden County Providence Invitational Toum. Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Union Championship Game County Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. into win column at Providence The Friday night match-up Trigg County 1012 15 17 54 is part of a triple-header with Dawson Spgs. 13 13 22 14 62 the Rockets, featuring the ju­ after two losses nior-varsity boys' team (5 p.m.) TR IG G COUNTY (54) — and the girls’ varsity team (6 Willie Grubbs 0-3 0-0 0, She­ After losing the first two chipped in two. p.m.). londo Grubbs 2-13 1-4 7, Mike games of the State Farm Union Shawna Brasher and Krista The Tuesday night tilt James 6-12 1-3 13, Ryan Wal­ County Classic last week, the Whitaker led South Hopkins against Union County is a dou­ lace 10-13 3-4 24, Thad Whar­ Trigg County girls' varsity with seven points each. ble-header, as the girls' var­ ton 3-7 0-0 6, Jacob Long 0-2 2-2 came back and won soundly over The win helped bolster the sity opens at 6 p.m. 2, Eric Wilson 0-2 2-2 2, Todd South Hopkins to win the Wildcats into Tuesday's game Trigg County 75 Brown 0-0 0-0 0, Titus Phillips consolation game of the losers' at Lyon County, a team which Owensboro Catholic 66 0-0 0-0 0, Charles Terrell 0-0 0- bracket. shares the District 5 lead with In the opening round of the 0 O.Totals 21-52 9-15 54. The Lady Wildcats blew Trigg County. Results of that Providence Invitational Tour­ DAWSON SPRINGS (62) — past the Lady Tomcats in the game were unavailable at press nament Tuesday, Trigg County Charlie Price 4-6 7-8 15, Jeff second half en route to a 60-34 notched its first win of the sea­ Miller 6-13 0-3 15, Scott Walls time. Michael James (50) goes up against Dawson Springs' Dee Bell for win on Dec. 29. son, a 75-66 win over Owensboro 3-9 0-0 8, Jason Hooper 2-8 0-0 4, The Lady Wildcats host a Wildcat basket. James finished the championship game with 13 Ahead at halftime 24-19, Catholic. Dee Bell 3-6 0-2 6, Jeremy Trigg County (5-4) cruised past district foe Crittenden County points and scored a total of 40 points in the tournament. Mike James led the Wild­ Moore 0-2 0-0 0, Trent Riley 6-8 South Hopkins in the third Friday night at 6 as the second cats with 27 points. Shelondo 0-1 14, Jon Peyton 0-1 0-0 0, B.J. be successful, you have to be quarter, outscoring the Tomcats game of a triple-header with WILDCATS Grubbs put in 22, Eric Wilson more patient, and our kids have Malone 0-0 0-0 0, Troy Hol­ 19-6 in that period and 36-15 in the Rockets. The TCHS boys' From Page 13 added seven, Ryan Wallace loway 0-0 0-0 0, John Ausen- accepted that." the second half. junior varsity opens at 5 p.m., added six, Jacob Long and Jacob Long and Eric Wilson baugh 0-0 0-0 0, Lester Crook 0- Sophomore Christina Ezell and the boys’ varsity plays the Charles Terrell contributed four scored two points each. Trigg County got out to an 0 0-0 0, Kevin Gamble 0-0 0-0 0, paced Trigg County with 21 closer at 7:30 p.m. points apiece, Willie Grubbs Charlie Price and Jeff Miller early lead, 8-5, with 1:49 left Jessie Franklin 0-0 0-0 0. Totals points. Kelly Prince added 10 On Tuesday, the Lady 'Cats scored three and Kevin Crump paced Dawson Springs with 15 in the first quarter on a basket 24-53 7-14 62. points, Wendy Snyder put in host Union County at 6 p.m. as had two. points each, and Trent Riley by Wharton, Three-point goals—Trigg nine, Tatum McNichols con­ the opener of a double-header Trigg County got off to a good pulled down 10 rebounds and The Panthers went on a 15-3 County 3-13 (S.Grubbs 2-5, tributed five, Calandra Boyd against the Braves. The boys' start in the first period, scored 14 points. spree in the second period, ex­ Wallace 1-3, W.Grubbs 0-1, scored four points, Karen Grubbs varsity plays the second game tending their lead to 20-11 outscoring the Aces 21-11. Wharton 0-1, Wilson 0-1, James put in three and Leslie Wilson at 7:30 p.m. ( At halftime, Owensboro Wright noted that this with 5:45 left in the first half 0-2), Dawson Springs 7-14 Catholic brought the 'Cat lead marked the first time in sev­ on a lay-up by Jeff Miller. (Miller 3-5, Walls 2-4, Riley 2- down to 39-34, but Trigg County eral years that Trigg County 3, Bell 0-1, Hooper 0-1). Re­ Youth leagues open Saturday outplayed the Aces 16-14 in the played in the championship The Wildcats then went on a bounds—Trigg County 37 (Wal­ game of any tournament, a sign tear of their own, scoring nine third quarter and 20-18 in the lace 10), Dawson Springs 31 Basketball leagues for players in grades 2 through 8 will open fourth to ice its first victory. of improvement. unanswered points to tie the (Riley 10). A ssists—Trigg Saturday at Trigg County High School’s Wildcat Gym. "We scrapped and fought to game at 20-20 with 2:08 left in Jared Daugherty paced the County 3 (Wharton 2), Dawson Boys' leagues begin play at 9 a.m. with three teams in gradqs 7 the very end," he said. "One of the half on a Wallace basket. Aces with 33 points. Springs 3 (Bell, Hooper, Mal­ and 8, two teams in grade 6, four teams in grades 4 and 5, and three our main goals is improvement Trigg County trailed 26-22 at The win was slightly one 1). Steals—Trigg County 7 teams in grades 2 and 3. tainted, as Owensboro Catholic before anything else. halftime, and by as many as 13 (Wallace, James 2), Dawson Girls' play begins Saturday afternoon at 1. Players will take 30 "We had good patience points in the third quarter. had scheduled two tournaments Springs 13 (Hooper, Miller, minutes to work on fundamentals, divide into teams and play. , tonight," he said of the Wild­ for Tuesday night and was Price 3). Turnovers—Trigg Boys and girls in grades 2 through 8 are encouraged to come to cat defense, which forced the Trigg County played at Dis­ forced to play split squads at County 17, Dawson Springs 11. Wildcat Gym Saturday and participate in these instructional and Panthers to keep the ball out­ trict 5 foe Lyon County in Ed- both. Technical fouls—Bell. fun basketball leagues. side the three-point arc for dyville Tuesday night. Results "That may be so,” Wright most of the game. "We adjusted were not available by press our philosophy somewhat. To time. SOUTHERN PRIDE BUILDERS $25 FREE! ! t Sumner's Automotive Specializing in New Custom Homes Yes, you can win $25! 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The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 6,1993,15 • Mainly for Seniors

New Year brings opportunity for fresh new start in making '93 better

Happy New Year! 1993 food you need to avoid. tomato products, crack­ wheat pasta and corn interactions. has arrived with its book Sugar comes in many ers and ready-to-eat pasta. With a new If you see more than of clean pages. We can forms: sucrose, honey, meals. Herbs and spices awareness of foods, one doctor, a drug pro­ now all get a fresh new com syrup, corn sweet­ help give salt-free you're likely to eat more file also may serve as a start and try to make eners, molasses, dex­ cooking some zest. healthfully and discover check against taking in­ this year better than trose, fructose, glucose, New salt substitutes or tastes you never knew compatible drugs. This 1992. I certainly hope I maltose and fruit juice modified salts are be­ existed. could occur if one doctor can do this! My year grandchild. She and her concentrate. A food is coming available, but Did you know that does not know which wasn't really a bad one, parents, Doug and Beth likely to be high in sugar you might want to get part of a pharmacist's drugs another has pre­ but I didn't get much Taylor, have moved if its ingredient list your physician's ap­ job is to advise cus­ scribed. Don't hesitate accomplished because of back to Trigg County, so shows a sugar first or proval before you try tomers about possible to ask your pharmacist unexpected interrup­ we know she will get second, or if it shows them. harmful effects that can questions, such as, How tions of all sorts. I need lots of attention. Her several sugars. If your dietary problem result from taking a and when should I take to stay one step ahead great-grandma, Mae If you have trouble di­ is intolerance to gluten - drug - prescription or my medication? What instead of one step be­ Rogers, and her great- gesting milk or milk one of the major pro­ non-prescription? effects, both good and hind this year so I can aunt, Audrey Miller, will products, search pack­ teins in wheat, rye, bar­ Pharmacists are by no bad, can I expect? What better handle these in­ be giving her lots of at­ age labels for words ley and some oat prod­ means meant to replace should I do if I experi­ terruptions. I know that tention also, I'm sure! such as whey, curds, ucts - avoid any com­ the physician; but all too ence an adverse reac­ 1993 is going to be a Are you one of those milk by-products or dry mercially prepared often we leave the doc­ tion? Should I avoid great year and am who are on spedal diets? milk solids. All indicate products that use wheat tor's office without certain foods, drugs or looking forward to some If so, it doesn't mean that the food contains flour or cereal as fillers, asking some important activities? What if I miss new activities in which I your taste buds have to lactose, an ingredient in thickeners or in any questions about a new a dose? How and where will be involved. We all suffer. Whether you milk that disagrees with other way. These prescription. Many should I store my need to move on to bet­ must limit your intake of some people. usually include cereals, pharmacists keep medicines? ter (or at least different) sodium, sugar, dairy or If you need to restrict processed meats, sauces, records (called Play it safe with a shot. things occasionally to grain products, or a sodium, check food la­ cheese spreads, some "profiles") of all the Immunizations (shots) broaden our interests specific food, you can bels for the word salt or pastas, breads and other prescription drugs each shouldn't be considered and to keep us from get­ still enjoy healthful, for any word or combi­ baked goods. Food sub­ of their customers pur­ kid stuff. Adults ought to ting in a rut with our delicious meals by nation of words that in­ stitutes in a gluten-free chases. Ask your phar­ by immunized against lives. sharpening your super­ cludes sodium in its diet include corn; corn- macist if he or he has a several health risks, Congratulations to market savvy. It's im­ name. More and more meal; rice; millet; breads drug profile for you. according to the federal Grandma and Grandpa portant to learn to sodium-free and re­ made from rice flour, Such a profile can help government's Centers Bland (Carolyn and duced-sodium foods are cornmeal and soybean your pharmacist detect identify the various Please see T N T Leon) on their first disguises for whatever available, such as soups, flour; wheatless buck­ possible life-threatening page 20 Hearing Tests Set For Cadiz JAMES P. RUSHING, D.C. A JHessage from % Thrif-T Drug Heaxing tests will be given FREE at Thrif-T CHIROPRACTOR FR E E Drug, Cadiz, on Friday, January 8, from 9 Major 505 West Main, Princeton SCHEDULE Hearing T ests a.m. to noon by Beltone. Hearing Aid Special- Sunday: Friday, Jan. 8 Insurance Darrell E. Simon, Minister “ “ * ~ ists will perform the teat. (We will be happy to discuss Worship - 9:30 a.m. 9 a.m. - noon. Those who HEAR bu t have trouble UNDERSTANDING Accepted 522-8503 Bible Study - 10:00 a.m. your Chiropractic coverage with you) In home testing conversation are urged to have this modem electronic Lord's Supper -11:00 a.m. DO YOU HAVE if you cannot test to find out If their loss Is one of many th at can be Evening Worship - 6:00 p.m. helped. Everyone not hearing clearly should have a Monday thru Friday 8 to 12 ,1 to 6 SUCH A HOPE? W ednesday Night - 7:30 p.m. hearing test. Even people who wear aids, or those who Saturday 8 to 12 ,1 to 3 For your FREE When asked to define hope we often think of it as believe nothing can be done for them, should be hearing test tested. Today, m ost hearing problem s can be helped. Phone 365-6800 desire. Though desire is involved in the definition of hope, it is No hearing problem should ever be Ignored. only part of the definition. Biblical hope is more than just desire. It is, "a desire and a full expectation to receive that which is desired." . Among the glorious thoughts of the Bible Heller I louring Through Professional Care are these words by the writer of the book of Hebrews: "That by two immutable things, in which it was impossible for God to lie, 116 E. 14th St. Bring this ad with you. we might have a strong consolation, who have fled for refuge to Hopkinsville, Ky. lay hold upon the hope set before us: Which hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and stedfast..." (Heb. 6:18-19). The apostle Peter praised God for has abundant mercy which hath "begotten us again unto a lively (living) hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead" (I Peter 1 :3). The hope that Christians have in heaven, a place of eternal abode, Disorders of the Bones is substantiated by the resurrection of the Son of God! Do you have such a hope? heel spur syndrome The end of the Christian's faith, their reward, is the "salvation of your souls" (I Peter 1:9). Jesus says to them that follow him, "let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me. In my Father’s house are many mansions: 1 he heel bone is the largest if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place ■ I bone in the foot, and it bears for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that all of the body's weight with where I am, there ye may be also" (John 14:1-3). Christians in each stejj>. Painful Heel Spur this life wait patiently for that which they cannot see except H K Syndrome usually results front through the eyes of faith and hope (Romans 8:24-25). Do you have such a hope? The Christian's hope translates into faith biomechaniral abnormalities, and trust in Jesus Christ who gave them this hope. The Bible those that occur from weigh t- says, "That at that time ye were without Christ, being aliens < ' p bearing or walking, such as flat from the commonwealth of Israel, and strangers from the I /______,r h feet or high arches. Other covenants of promise, having no hope, and without God in the - ...... " • ’ ' causes o f heel pain or heel world: But now in Christ Jesus ye who sometimes were far off spurs can include medical problems such as heel bursitis, are made high by the blood of Christ” (Eph. 2:12-13). Because lower back problem s, or strenuous activities such as high of this, Christians strive "For the hope which is laid up for you impact aerobics or prolonged standing or walking. in heaven" (Col. 1:5). A child of God will "Continue in the faith Treatment for Heel Spur Syndrome may involve rest, grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of steriod injections, anti-inflammatory drugs, or orthotics. Record for our new Sen­ the gospel" (Col. 1:23). Resistant heel spurs are often treated surgically, on an Our hope as Christians is notin this life, for as the Bible outpatient Basis, with limited disability and pain after iors page to be in the Mainly says, "If in this life only we have hope in Christ, we are of all surgery. men most miserable" (I Cor. 15:19). When our faith and trust If you are suffering from heel pain or other symptoms for Seniors section the last is in Jesus Christ, life does not go to pieces! We trust in Jesus o f Heel Spur Syndrome, call a podiatrist today. The week of each month. to save and that trust leads us to obey the gospel. We do so by condition can worsen. believing in Christ (John 8:24), repenting of sins (Luke 13:3), confessing our faith in Christ (Matt. 110:32-33) and being This page will feature an baptized into Christ for the salvation of our souls (Mark 16:16; We Accept Most Insurance Plans informative column, special Gal. 3:27). This gives us hope for life eternal. Doyouhavesuch Medicare & Champus Assignments a hope? Preferred Provider for Blue Cross/Blue Shield discounts and coupons, and We would like to help you develop such a trust and hope! A qualified Christian counselor is ready to assist yuou. 1762 Memorial Drive • Clarksville, TN 37043 will be printed in an easy-to- Write to the address below for a free Bible Correspondence (615) 552-3338 or 1-800-467-3338 Course. read type. 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Social Security offers protection to homemakers Important disability the work of the deceased more money before their widower must be at protection under Social spouse and means that work would disqualify least age 50 and the dis­ Security is available to widows, widowers and them for benefits. Senior Menu ability must have started one of the most surviving divorced Now a disabled widow before the worker's vulnerable groups in the spouses between 50 and or widower can earn up death or within seven The follow ing is the Thursday, Jan. 14— economy - homemakers 60 who become disabled to $500 per month - the years of death. menu provided by the Dried Beans and Ham, who devote their lives to are not without disabil­ same amount used for A widow or widower Senior Citizens Kitchen Turnip Greens, Beets, raising a family and ity insurance. disabled workers - be­ caring for minor chil­ for the coming week. Cornbread, Peach Cob­ have not acquired fore the claim is re­ dren of the worker may Reservations must be bler i enough work credits A recent change in the viewed to determine if qualify for disability made one day in ad­ under Social Security law makes this protec­ benefits will continue. benefits before age 50 if Friday, Jan. 15— vance for each meal. for disability coverage. tion available to more Before, any amount of she/he becomes disabled Cheeseburger, Cole Please phone 522-8341 The protection is people by permitting earnings indicated that while still caring for Slaw, Baked Beans, by 2 p.m. for reserva­ available on the basis of them to work and earn the applicant could those minor children or Brownie work. within seven years after tions. Arrests A 1976 Dodge pick-up truck Special Note: A hot cont. from page 1 driven by Brian J. Rogers of To qualify for disability those "child care" bene­ Monday, Jan. 11— Baker Road in Cadiz had been benefits, a widow or fits end. Pepper Steak, Broccoli, lunch meal is provided ^ Trigg County Jail on $900 bond. restarted after it had stalled Rice, Squash, Jello with to those 60 years of age •Kendall F. Wilson, 25, of and was backing out onto the Perkins certified to teach ”55 Alive/ and above at Senior East 19th Street in Hop­ Fruit roadway. He claimed that he Citizens Centers Mon­ kinsville was served a bench did not see any coming, Mature Driving" to mature adults warrant from the McCracken and proceeded into the high­ Tuesday, Jan. 12— day through Friday County District Court for fail­ way. Edward Perkins of and most recognized Beef Liver, Green Beans, from 11 a.m. to noon. ure to pay a $77.50 fine for A 1977 Chevrolet driven by Cadiz recently com­ comprehensive nation­ Please make your reser­ Stephen L. McDaniels, 31, of Mashed Potatoes, Pud­ falsely reporting an incident. pleted the course to be Wilson was served the war­ Donaldson Creek Road in wide course designed ding vation the day before rant on Dec. 30 at the Cadiz Cadiz, had crested the hill instructor for the "55 especially for the older between 8 a.m. and 2 4 city limits, and is lodged in the when he saw Rogers backing Alive /Mature Driving" driver. After taking the 8 Wednesday, Jan. 13— p.m. Only a donation is Trigg County Jail on felony out. McDaniels, who claimed to classes sponsored by the hour course, most defray the cost of a have been traveling at about 60 Spaghetti and Meat charges. American Association of insurance companies meal. •Barry Donald Arvin, 31, of miles per hour, applied his Sauce, Tossed Salad, Old Canton Road in Cadiz was emergency brake and slid into Retired Persons. offer a discount on in­ Mixed Fruit, French arrested on a bench warrant the rear of the pick-up truck. The classes were held surance premiums. Bread, Lemon Square from Christian County District Neither driver nor Freddie on Dec. 14 - 15 in Benton Many people Court on failure to pay fines on McFarland Jr., 15, a passenger for persons living in in your area in Rogers’ truck, was injured. traffic charges totaling Western Kentucky taking BUILDING SOUTHERN PRIDE are paying $517.50. McDaniels was wearing a seat- • Concrete Block • Brick BUILDERS belt, but Rogers and McFarland the instructor course. Arvin was arrested on Sun­ New Built Homes too much for were not wearing one. • Glass Blocks • Mortar day at 6:45 p.m. five miles west "55 Alive" is the first F o r S ale of Cadiz and was brought to the Severe damage was caused • Hollow Metal Doors homeowners Christian County Jail. to both vehicles. McDaniels • Fireplace Materials •Large Lots "Lake View insurance. sustained damage to the front SOUTHERN PRIDE One accident was reported • Septic Systems • Sand •Lake Oriented Find out why many by the Trigg County Sheriffs section of his car, while Rogers' Custom Built Homes MASONRY homeowners are switch­ Dept, this week. truck sustained damage to the Lots for Custom Built All Phases of North Vine ing to Allstate. I t ’s easy. right rear portion of the truck. Homes Available The accident took place Construction Available Hopkinsville „r_ r,.r.' Let’s compare. Thursday at 11 a.m. at the in­ Rogers was charged with 388-4485 8 86 -6696 388-4485 tersection of Ky. Highways 139 operating a vehicle without ah and 525. operator's license. 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The Cadiz Record Agri / News

• 1992 Census of Agriculture generates data important for future

The University of Kentucky, The 1992 Census of Agricul­ D.C. 20402, as well as many the Census, 1201 East 10th St., above. Completed census forms in cooperation with the De­ ture also asks questions about depository libraries. Jeffersonville, IN 47133. You are due by February, 1993. partment of Agriculture and JNotes direct sales, number of hired Questions about the report may also call the Census Bu­ Correction Kentucky Pest Control Associa­ by John workers and the number of in­ forms can be answered by local reau at 1-800-233-6132 starting Last week (Dec. 30), the tion, will be conducting a series Fourqurean juries and deaths that occurred agricultural Extension agents, January through June, 1993. headline for John Fourqurean's of winter training meetings in on the farm. Agricultural Stabilization and Agriculture producers who should have read "Survey finds Category 7 & 8. Agent for The Census Bureau went to Conservation Service Executive did not receive a census form households are not careful with _ The meetings are intended to Agriculture great lengths to determine the Directors, or you may write the should write the Bureau of the dangerous chemicals." Farmers W provide training for those per­ right questions to ask on the re­ Agriculture Division, Bureau of Census at the address listed were not included in the survey. sons wishing to become certified •Congress uses the informa­ port form. The agency sought in Category 7 & 8, as well as tion to develop or change farm the advice of farmer organiza­ Letters Fred P'Pool, Cindy Wester- Farmer, Verna Litchfield, June those seeking continuing legislation. tions, farm suppliers, farmer cont. from page 2 field, Stephanie Lancaster, Traver and Tara Henderson certification credit. Category 7 •U.S. Department of cooperatives, land-grant uni­ Nell Vinson, Bruce Perkins, who did the vital signs; Jane & 8 are Industrial, Institutional Agriculture uses the informa­ versities, Congress, State De­ - Greg Oakley, Bobby Joyce, Paula Ladd, Penny Henderson, Clawson, Lucy McAtee, Elaine and Structural Health Related tion to establish programs and partments of Agriculture, gov­ Brent Keller, Kenneth W. Jones, Jeanne Jackson, Rhonda Hodge, Sanders and Nancy Adwell Pest Control and Public Health determine eligibility for those ernors and other federal agen­ Danny Snyder, James Wharton Maranita Thomas, Sharon who take care of labeling the Pest Control. programs. cies. Forms were also tested by and Billy Morris. Hardisty, Kenneth Hardisty, bags; Freda McAtee, Jewell . The meetings, scheduled for •Farm organizations use the over 40,000 farmers who deter­ Trigg County Hospital had 6 Rebecca Sanders and Kathleen Miller and Thelma Freeman three different locations, will results to develop farm pro­ mined the best wording. employees who donated blood, Adcock. who mark cards; Florence be intensive, full-day sessions grams and policies. Because of its importance to including Becky Waldrup, Rounding out the list of Dwelis, Jane Worsham and followed by an opportunity for • Agribusinesses use census our nation, Title 13 of the U.S. Melissa Sowell, Jeanette donors are Johnny Wyatt, James Billie Martin who worked the those who wish to take the data to determine sales Code requires farmers and Hutchins, Evie Estes, Pattie L. Ross, Betty Cornelius, Gerald units. Trigg County is known for certification exam beginning at territories and the most effec­ ranchers to answer the census. Williams and R.B. King. Turley, Ray Smiley, Jimmy 'the best' canteen in the entire 4:30 p.m. Meeting date for the tive locations for retail outlets. This same law protects the Other donors included George Woody, Mike Gray, Nell Wal­ region - for this we have Ann west Kentucky area is Jan. 27 at • Farmers and ranchers use privacy of the individual re­ D. Major, Billy Thomas, Mary lace, Karen Allen, Keith How­ McAtee our canteen chairman, the Research & Education Cen­ the data to spot trends that sponses. Completed census forms Jane Somers, Diana Wales, Jack ell, Fred Paxton, Pam Thomas, and the Trigg County Home­ ter in Princeton from 8:25 a.m. to will help them decide what are confidential. Wales, Terry Sumner, Jim Bobby Hayes, C.L. (Corky) makers (who donate the sand­ 4:30 p.m. crops to grow or livestock to They may be seen only by Clawson, Virgil Arvin, Ron Johnson, Chappell Wilson, Ja­ wiches and cookies) to thank. T f Why the Census of Agricutlure raise. sworn Census Bureau employees Baker, Trixie Cunningham, son Likens and Diane Light. Helping in the canteen were is Important to You For those with a stake in and may be used only for Sibyl Luebbert, Fred Hicks, To each of you who came in to Sara Lewis, Charlotte Wilson, Farmers and ranchers across agriculture, the census is the statistical purposes. Penny Kennedy, Terry McNi- donate, we give thanks. Holi­ Elizabeth Boyd, Maxine the Nation have received a re­ best source of information on Other government agencies, chols, Annabelle Greene, Cliff day Seasons are very critical Madison, Annie D. Sholar, port form for the 1992 Census of farmland use, kinds and such as the Internal Revenue Cameyhan, Jack Clawson, Al­ times for blood drives, and even Emma Blane, Sara Neighbor- Agriculture. This important acreages of crops produced, Service, cannot obtain the fred J. Eble Jr., Tom Martin, though we did not get our 110 gall and Amelia Major. census takes place only once ev­ value of products sold, acres individual reports. Terry Proffitt, Steve Bloemer, pints - Red Cross had 107 more We give thanks to the Cadiz ery five years. It serves as the applied with fertilizers and Even the copy retained by the Robert W. Redd, Sandi Strelec, pints of blood than they had Baptist Church for allowing us Nation's only uniform, compre­ pesticides, number and types of individual agriculture producer Elizabeth Hoods, Hal Shipley, that morning! to use their facilities (one of hensive information source on livestock raised and cost of fu­ is immune from legal processes. Janice Butevo, Naomi Bean, Our blood drives could not the VIPs from Nashville was A 1 agricultural production, inven­ els and energy consumed. In the fall of 1993, the Census Bobby King and Gloria Davis. operate without the help of there for a while, and she said tories, sales and expenses for Financial data generated by Bureau will begin publishing Also coming in to donate were volunteers who help in so many we had the best set up of any all counties, states and the U.S. the census includes interest ex­ final results of the census. The Vickie Porterfield, Todd King, ways. So we give thanks to drives she had seen - with the The Bureau of the Census penses, value of machinery and results will be available Pat Johnson, Bob Lester, Brian Connie Vinson, Jess Vinson, Jo takes the census for a variety of equipment and farm-related through the U.S. Government Ahart, James O. Scott, William Nell Kyler and Janie Carr who Please see Letters purposes: income. Printing Office, Washington, Futrell, Angela L. Thomas, registered our donors; Eunice page 20

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Earl Freeman Alfalfa hay, Repossessed cars, trucks, ADMINISTRATRIX'S 1976 Mercury Marquis- a/c, AKC Golden Retrievers, Three month old pet male FOR REN T - Two bedroom, HAVE SOMETHING TO $2.00 bale; Timothy hay, consignments. Handling am/fm stereo. 4 door. For Miniature Schnauzers, pig. 40 lbs. Likes attention. two bathroom trailer, SELL? Want to buy some­ NOTICE repossessions lease fleet $2.00 bale. more information call 522- wormed and shots. 502-653- His name is Goodtime Char­ washer/dryer hook-up, cen­ thing reasonable? Then The undersigned qualified rentals. Siezed 3942 after 5 p.m. M -F or 2301. lie. $40. Call 924-0604. tral heat. LocatednearI-24/ place a classified ad in The as Administratrix of th e Es­ consignments, Transworld, anytime on Saturday. Cadiz Record. It’s easy. Ju st ta te o f CHESTER E. FIREWOOD FOR SALE- etc. Big Savings. Hwy. 68 Junction. Call 235- call 522-6605. ROBERTSON o f 901 JohnF. $35 pickup load or two ricks Discounted negotiable Blue Tick Male Beagle, 15 5182 days. White Road, Cadiz, KY for $60. Call 522-8597. prices on cash pay off. No 1978 Ford customized van, months old, akc papers and reasonable offer refused. tilt, cruise, C.B. radio, ste­ dog house. $110. Call FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 2 42211 on D ece m b er 29, WANT USED APPLL All vehicles can ve test reo, radio, $1800. 474-8040. -2116 after 4 p.m. FOR SALE used 10 and 12 1992. C laim s m ust b e FOR SALE -two wood stoves bath mobile home. Secluded ANCES! A & B Appliances $50. 924-9069, 426 Horse­ driven. Cars by Premium and 14 wide, 2 and 3 bed­ 5 acres, large garden, avail­ proved according to Ken­ located next to courthouse tucky Revised Statutesand shoe Dr., Cadiz. Rental Services, Highway Champion bloodline, AKC room mobile homes. Price able Ja n . 1. 522-0422. 68 West, at 109 Dawson 1984 Citation - Good work range$2,500to$7,500. Days (in former Pete’s Service filed within a reasonable registered Boxers. Wormed Springs Rd., Hopkinsville. car. $850.00 365-6900 and nights 365- Station location). 522-9990. time and before the expi­ and tails clipped. $150-$250. For Sale- Attention Home 885-0079. House for rent- 3 bedrooms, ration of six months from Take immediate delivery. Sewers- Industrial Sewing city, no pets, very nice. 522- the date of appointment (502) 753-2511 or 759-2549. Wanted: First edition of Machines, ready for home Repossessed cars, 1508 after 5:30 p.m. (KRS 395.190) with the A d­ 1987 Camero - T-top, heat/ Murray. “Trigg County History” and use. Serger (Rimoldi)- Transworld. No down air conditioning, 80,000 “Linton, KY” by Terry Lee ministratrix. $450.00/ Single Needle payments, just take up MOBILE HOME FOR m onthly paym ents on miles, good shape, runs McNichols. Please callM .C. Donna S. Robertson (PFaff)-$350.00/ Blind Free puppies. 9 weeks old. RENT. Call 522-7841. approved contract balance. great. Take over payments. Lot For Sale 1.68 acres, Cothron collect. 615-352- Stitch Heamer (Union Spe­ 1/2 Chow. One female; 1 901 JohnF. White Road We finance you. Now prime, wooded, building lot. Uzzle’s Trailer Court. 0191. Leave message. cial) $800.00. male. 522-1208. Cadiz, KY 42211 accepting first time buyers. Located in Glenwood Mills Call 522-8175, ask forTresa Estate. Mostly cleared and FREE-Part Lab, solid No credit. Bankruptcy 1991 BUICK LESABRE Now accepting applications or Doris from 8-4 - after 6pm, exception. Cars by Premium Golden Retriever puppies for ready to build on. *Would black, m ale. Good dog, LIMITED. Low miles, under for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom call 522-3909. (All with 110 Rental Services, Highway sale. Ready Jan. 26. Call consider financing. Call 522- over 1 year old. Call after warranty, garage kept, and 3 bedroom apartments. motors). 68 West, at 109 Dawson 759-1180 or 753-2552, ask 0128 leave message. 7 p.m .! non-smoked in. Call 502- Section 8 assisted. Equal Springs Rd., Hopkinsville. 885-6713. for Tony. 885-0079. Opportunity. Barkley USED BARGAINS 8'x2’xl' House for sale. 3 bedroom, Manor Apartments. 522- HOPKINSVILLE KEN­ brick, located on 3 acre Antique Glass Showcase. '88 Nissan wooded lot. Garage, 2-stor­ 24"x32" Glass Front five door XE, book value NELS- Boarding, grooming age buildings. Basement, 4 HELP WANTED- 4 Wheel Showcase. 42"x30" Coffee USED washers, dryers, $4875. Low cash balance and pet supplies. Dog obedi­ miles from Lake Barkley Computer alignment and Table & 2 Chairs. 60”x30" stoves, refrigerators for sale. $3870. Also, ’88 Nissan ence and counseling. Sky­ 14' TRI-hull boat, Mercury, brake mechanic. Must be Desk & Swivel Chair. Complete heating, air con­ Pulsar SE 16V. This is the line Drive, f State Park & 2 1/2 miles runs good. $1900 or best experienced. Salary based Phone 522-6567. ditioning, electric and gas. top gun of sports cars. from Cadiz. 522-3764. offer. 753-9038. A& B Appliances located Several others to choose CARPOOL. Man on Cun­ onexperience. ContactMike 1980 - 350 Case Bulldozer. Yorkshire Terrier, female, 2 next to court house (in for­ from, buy wholesale or less. House for Sale (Cadiz). 3 ningham Avenue needs ride Stewart at S & J Tire Cen­ New under-carriage, new years old. Boston Terrier, mer Pete’s Service Station Cars by Premium Rental bedroom, with garage, lo­ to Hopkinsville daily to ar­ ter, corner of Main & Fran­ & bearings seals in final Services, Highway 68 male,4yearsold. $150each. cated on Cardinal Drive. rive before 6 a.m. Call Les klin Streets, Cadiz. 522- drives. 6 way blade - 3 location).! West, at 109 Dawson (502)365-6678. Call (502)-522-3764. 522-1508. 1480. speed with shuttle shift, Springs Rd., Hopkinsville. open rops, with back Fluffy-White Spitz puppies, screens. Call 522-3317 days will he small. $65 firm. Cash COMMISSIONER'S SALE or 522-6940 nights. Repossessed end of year only. (502)-885-3168. disposal sale. Nissan truck. TRIGG CIRCUIT COURT Xerox System 60 Computer: Reprocessed Transworld Himalay an-Persian kittens. Low cash balance $1250. 640 K Ram, 8088 Mother­ Ranger 1/2 ton. Book value CFA Registered. 7 weeks BANK OF CADIZ & TRUST COMPANY, PLAINTIFF, against WHISPERWOOD, INC., A Tennessee corporation, $4550. Low cash balance Buy below cost. 1-502-885- board, 1-1.44-3-1/2" floppy oldhy Christmas, $125/each; MARGARET LITTENSTEIN, MARVIN LITTENSTEIN ESTATE, and Trigg County, Kentucky, DEFENDANTS. $3525. Cars by Premium 0079.______drive, Amber monitor, 101 8 month neutered male, Rental Services. Highway Persian, $150; also Black CIVIL ACTION NO. 92-CI-129 Key keyboard, software, 1988Firebird- Automatic in 68 West, at 109 Dawson Smoke Persian kittens, $250.00 with Star NX-1000 Springs Rd., Hopkinsville. the floor, m etallic blue. ready 1-25-93, $125/each. BY VIRTUE of a Judgement and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit Court, entered on December 10, printer and cable, $375.00. $2500. (502)-886-0527. Call 388-4455. 1992, in the above cause, I shall proceed to offer for sale at the Court House door in Cadiz, Kentucky, to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on Saturday, January 9, 1993, at or about the hour of 11:00 a.m. for cash or credit of 10% of the sale price on day of sale, balance in thirty days, the following Retired Local Man described real estate situated in Trigg County, Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows; David Carter to wit: #h Wants To Work DESCRIPTION: Being 116.67 acres in Trigg County, Kentucky, and described as follows: Bookkeeping Vinyl Siding/Soffits Beginning at a point in the west right of way line of the Canton-Blue Springs Road where it m Decks & Room Additions B begins the turning radius connecting it to the south right of way line of Dogwood Drive, and running thence along the westerly right of way line of the Canton-Blue Springs Road as follows: S 02* 11' 37* E 171.48 feet; S 07* 32' 58* E 144.13 feet: S 12* 36' 25* E 145.61 feet; S 15* 1 Local references furnished 1 45' 55* E 84.72 feet; S 18* 27' 45* E 140.66 feet; S 25* 22' 36* E 160.80 feet; S46* 34' 20* Call after 6 P.M. E 98.59 feet; S 69* 10' 25* E 95.51 feet; and S 77* 55' 46“ E continuing along the westerly \ 522-7535 I right of way line.of the Canton-Blue Springs Road 40.00 feet to the beginning of the turning radius connecting the westerly right of way line of the Canton-Blue Springs Road with the 522-3479 \ F R E E E S T IM A T E S $ northerly right of way line of Treetop Trail; thence following the arc of the right of way line to the end of said arc in the northerly right of way line of Treetop Trail, said arc having a radius of 15 feet and a long chord bearing S 00* 25' 18* E and a long chord length of 29.29 feet; thence running along the northerly right of way line of Treetop Trail as follows: Classifieds Sellll 1 TRUCK DRIVERS - $1,000 sign-on bonus for safe, S 77* 05' 09* W 56.36 feet; S 81* 42' 13* W 135.38 feet; N 74* 47' 31* W 108.61 feet; thence qualified driven w16 mo. OTR experience. Up to 30c N 81* 11' 18* W 123.09 feet; S 77* 25' 01* W 114.76 feet; S 57* 46’ 35* W 175.33 feet; and • 2c mi. MPG bonus. Get-home guarantee. COM continuing along the northerly right of way line of Treetop Trail S 53* 21' 09* W 449.32 feet to the end of said right of way line; thence S 21* 16' 57* E 2.24 feet; thence S 82* 10* 37* LAKEFRONT W 835.03 feet; thence N 88* 11' 10* W 86.63 feet; thence N 89* 32 ' 48* W 547.60 feet; thence Driven, over the road Van/Flat 35 States, 1 yr. experi­ S 65* 00' 36* W 779.53 feet; thence N 89* 52' 35* W 155.38 feet; thence N 01* 37' 41" W 273 .46 LIQUIDATION! ence verifiable start 25-28 centa/mile with 3 yn. Bene­ feet; thence S 82* 12' 13* W 115.03 feet to the U.S.A. property line at Barkley Lake; thence fits. Call 1-800-444-6648. Dockable waterfront on along the U.S.A. property line as follows: N 71* 45' 05* 153.30 feet; S 79* 38' 01* W 153.98 MOBILE HOMES feet; N 33* 24' 34* W 97.70 feet; N 19* 31' 32* W 145.20; N 11* 50' 32* W 107.60; N 27* 24' Barkley Lake. 3.5 acres, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MOBILE HOME REPOS FOR SALE. Singles/doubles. 33* W 62.00 feet; N 13* 19' 32* W 198.40 feet; N 13* 50' 25* E 68.00 feet; N 07* 47' 32* W was $29,900, NOW Seeking individual lo Invest $14,500.00. Estimate Financing available. Clean, late model homes. Green 217.30 feet; N 08* 02' 32* W 232.60 feet; NO 8* 01' 26* E 219.81 feet; 'N 39* 39' 17* E 122.01 inga $120042300 week. 50 Coin-op Snack mac Tree Financial Corp/Keotucky. 606-223-1010 or 1-800- feet; N 60* 25' 00* E 148.02 feet; N 72* 33' 02* E 67.51 feet; S 79* 27' 11* E 50.61 feet; $19,900. Woods, views, with locations. Sell Stricken, Hersbeys, Chips, e BAn D.1 I .BAA J v 221-8204. N 42* 37' 16* E 71.71 feet; N 77* 26' 00* E 211.93 feet; N 87* 28' 55* E 131.62 feet; N 77* ready for vacation/re- BEAL ESTATE 33' 00* E 134.22 feet; N 89* 33' 54* E 106.81 feet; S 73* 27' 14* E 144.62 feet; S 71* 56' tirement home. 3+ acres TENNESSEE LAKEFRONT! 2.8 acres-S 19.900. 14* E 258.03 feet; S 60* 33' 19* E 302.43 feet; S 89* 45' 06* E 182.12 feet; N 80* 40' 58* lake access-$7,900. Fi­ WOLFF TANNING BEDS New Commercial-Home Woods, views, private marina. Super boating, fishing! 5 E 125.12 feet; N 82* 43' 50* W 122.98 feet; N 56* 19' 40* W 243.78 feet; N 05* 43' 32" W 60.00 . Units From $199.00 Lamps-Lotions-Accessories. acres, lake accese-$8,900. financing. Call now 800-488- feet; N 48* 44' 37* W 111.19 feet; N 53* 59' 39* W 151.79 feet; N 60* 22' 41* W 230.38 feet; nancing. Woodland Monthly Payments Low As $18.00. Call today, FREE 4883. Norris Shores. File #04)701948-166C. NEW Color Catalog 1-800-462-9197. N 47* 04' 37* W 79.99 feet; N 67* 09' 42* W 132.99 feet; N 15* 09' 43* E leaving the U.S.A. Acres. Call 800-858- RESQRTS/RENT ALS Lake Barkley land 132.05 feet; thence N 66* 45' 28* E 6.12 feet to the southerly right of 1323. Ford-Mercury-Lincoto, trucks Included. All New 93's way line of Dogwood Drive; thence along the southerly right of way line of Dogwood Drive as sold at $100 below factory Invoice. Call for Price Quote Gatlinburg Summit: Breathtaking mountain-top views, 1-800-995-9575. Recorded Message. Tennessee Motor Fireplace, balcony, kitchen. Indoor pool, Jacuzzis. Hon­ follows: S 40* 15' 20* E 282.44 feet; S 61* 15' 20* E 246.19 feet; S 54* 12' 43* E 269.73 Co.. Johnson City, TN. eymoon A Weekend Specials! Free Brochure 1-800-242- feet; S 56* 07' 58* E 366.70 feet; S 72* 00' 09* E 215.59 feet; S 75* 23' 30* E 198.38 feet; 4853,(205)988-5139. S 81* 23' 04* E 136.13 feet; N 89* 04' 19* E 292.90 feet; N 85* 57' 36* E 381.16 feet; N Wanted Chevrolet, Oldsmobile-Trucks included. All new 1993's sold at $49.00 over factory invoice. Call for prioe quote. Beautiful chapel Smoky Mountains - Gatlinburg - Wed­ 69* 10’ 32* E 347.61 feet; thence N 61* 06' 45* E continuing along the southerly right of 1-800-836-1164. Recorded message. Ancle Chevrolet dings - Simple - Elegant - Photographs, Flowers. way line of Dogwood Drive 235.54 feet to the beginning of the turning radius connecting the Oldamobile, Lawtenceburg, Indiana. Videos, Lodging, Ordained Minister - No blood tests, No southerly right of way line cf Dogwood Drive with the westerly right of way line of the Canton- Wailing. 1-800-242-7115. 2 or 3 bedroom Blue Springs Road; thence following the arc of the right of way line to the end of said arc HEARTLAND - Old fashioned candlelight weddings. in the westerly right of way line of the Canton-Blue Springs Road said arc having long chord house to rent or rent Mountain chapel overlooking river. Near Gatlinburg. bearing S 60* 32' 26" E and a long chord length of 85.12 feet to the end of said arc and the Everything provided. Accommodations, Romantic car­ point of beginning. with option to buy. riage ride. No Test/No Wailing. Charge cards accepted. Prefer rural or lake 1-800-448-VOWS (8697). The judgment in this case is for $104,734.31, plus'interest accrued at the legal rate set out in the note until date of judgment plus interest at the legal rate from date a re a in Trigg COVENANT TRANSPORT NOW HIRING OTR PRT SUPPLIES DRIVERS THE BEST TEAM PAY IN THE INDUS­ HAPPY JACK FLEA GARD: Patented electronic device of judgment until satisfied, plus taxes, costs, and a reasonable attorney fee. If the County-preferably TRY. 27 cents-29 cents per mile Plus Mileage and controls fleas in homes without pesticides. Results purchaser shall elect to pay upon credit the purchaser shall execute bond with approved Longevity Bonus, Motel/Layover Pay, Load- overnight. Al TSC stores. gas heat. Will sup­ ing/Unloading Pay, Paid Insurance. REQUIREMENTS- surety thereon for any unpaid balance with interest at the legal rate Until paid, said bond ply references. NOTICE to have the same force and effect of a judgment secured by a first, prior lien. Cash paid for slot machines, jukeboxes, music boxes, soda, gum. peanut machines, old coin operated ma­ chines, any parts or literature, working or not. 1-800- Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with, these terms. Any announcements 489-4612, St. Louis. Call 522-6760 after made on date of sale take precedence over printed matter contained herein. WE BUY MORTGAGES and Trust Deeds. Did You 6 p.m. or leave H. B. Quinn message & all calls Counsel for Plaintiff Frank H. Wilcox will be returned. MASTER COMMISSIONER The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 6,1993,19 Classified

Avon Representative A & B Appliance, we service N EED A LAND SU R­ Litchfield and Kirby- New I BUY ANYTHING OLD, Now Accepting Applications PIANOS FOR CHRIST­ FOR SALE— Purebred needed. Ten positions avail­ all majorbrand appliances— VEYOR OR ENGINEER? Home construction, addi­ JEAN W. CROFT. 365- for 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ MAS. Available at MIKE Yorkshire and Hampshire able. No experience. New also do electrical and heat­ Registered professional sur­ tions, and remodeling. 9099. Old furniture, one ments. Energy efficient. ROSE MUSIC, 12 Marion Boars and Gilts. Also Duroc Career choice opportunities. ing and cooling installation veyor, highway engineer, Siding,basements,etc. Call piece or house full; quality Fully carpeted. Appliances Street. We carry DIGITAL/ Boars. Ready for service. Earn cash now. Call imme­ service. Located in former lots, acreage, subdivisions, 354-8730 or 362-7618. quilts; old jewelry (gold and furnished. Handicap acces­ ACCOUSTIC instruments. Guaranteed breeders. We diately 1-800-643-7029. Pete’s Service Station down­ construction staking. For all costume); old quality china; sible . Equal Housing Oppor­ 522-8433 for details. deliver. Call FRANK old glassware; vintage cloth­ tunity. Call Eastgate Apart­ TURNER & SON. 785-4802 town in Cadiz. 522-9990. your surveying needs con­ GLENN WEST-Roofing. ing and etc. Top dollar paid. ments. 522-8388, M-W-F 9 or 785-4590. FULL-TIME and Part-time tact James T. Boren, 522- Work guaranteed. Free esti­ SLOW DRAINS? DRAIN 7955. a.m.-3 p.m. jobs available. Apply atPro- APROFESSIONALPIANO mates. Reasonable. Metal CARE® ends slow drains. REGISTERED Angus bulls Tek Security. 205 East 14th TUNER is now with MIKE Roofs included. Call 269- RATS OR MICE? Buy Removes years ofbuildup in and heifers for sale from Street, Hopkinsville. For complete moving and ENFORCER Products pipes and it’s safe to use. USDA and Kentucky Certi­ ROSE MUSIC, 12 Marion 9341. STRIPPING, REFINISH­ set-up of your mobile home. GUARANTEED! To kill Money back guaranteed! fied Herd. Mahr Farm, Street. Schedule Bruce ING, and REPAIRS of your Call Heaton Mobile Home Rats & Mice. Available at: Buy DRAIN CARE® at Trigg MEDICAL BILLING. Op­ Grimes by calling 522-8433 HOPKINSVILLE REPAIR Madisonville, KY. Tele­ Movers. Days 365-6900, Trigg Supply Co. 330 East furniture. One piece or Supply Company, 330 East portunity as a licensee in today! SERVICE - Electrical, Heat­ phones 821-0156 and 821- nights 365-9637. house full. Call,! Main, Cadiz, KY. your area for national ing and cooling. All types of Main. 1909. VISITORS W EL­ COME! healthcare company. Do ATTENTION: If you need property maintenance. 502- electronic medical insurance LAKE BARKLEY CON­ to have something faxed or TINUOUS GUTTERING. claims processing for medi­ need to receive a fax we can Aluminum or vinyl siding COMMISSIONER'S SALE cal practitioners. $30,000.00 help! Ju st call THE CADIZ PART TIME to over and cornice. 34 Cunning­ RECORD for details. It’s ham Avenue, Cadiz, KY. $80,000.00 FULL TIME. easy! 522-6605. TRIGG CIRCU IT CO URT Company training! Initial ESTATE & TAG SALES- capital required $6700.00 JEANW. CROFT- 365-9099. C IV IL ACTIO N NO. 92-CI-126 C A SEY ’S PA IN TIN G BUSHHOGGING—reason­ plus PC. For more informa­ If you should need to dis­ SERVICE: Painting in and able rates. Mike and Jared tion by mail, call (803)-745- pose of a number of items for out. Paperhanging, woodfin­ Jam es. Call 522-3984. HOPKINSVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff, against JOHN A. 9045. (24 hours). any reason, call the above to ishing, drywall repair, small KELLER and LINDA K. KELLER (also known as Linda Y. Keller), wife, coordinate your sale. carpentry work. Expert C &BWindowTinting-Resi- Defendants TEXAS REFINERY CORP. workmanship. 25 years dential/Commercial. Re­ needs mature person now in , For Sale: Kittens, part experience. Reasonable duces heat/glare. Reduces BY VIRTUE of a Judgment and Order of Sale of the Trigg Circuit Court, CADIZ area. Regardless of rates. Every customer satis­ fading of furnishings, cuts Himalayan and Siamese, train in g , w rite W. fied. 388-2274. cost of heat and air. 3M bom Oct. 1. Wormed. Must rendered on December 10, 1992, in the above cause, I shall proceed T.Hopkins, Box 711, Fort Products, 5-year warranty. see, $50. 1967 Ford 3/4 Ton to offer for sale at the Trigg Courthouse door in Cadiz, Kentucky, Worth, TX 76101. Truck, $750. 388-2958. DAY CARE. Certified (502)388-2274. to the highest bidder at PUBLIC AUCTION on Monday, January 25, 1993, FAMILY CHILD CARE at or about the hour of 9:00 a.m., upon a credit of 10% of the sale experience. Com ejoinusin price on day of sale, balance in 30 days, the following decribed my large home with large POST FRAME BUILDINGS real estate situated at Bluegrass Estates Subdivision, Trigg County fencedyard. Learning expe­ affordably priced for your every need. Kentucky, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: GILLILAND CONSTRUC­ riences plus fun = happy TION - New construction, children. All ages. Have Being Lot #8 in Bluegrass Estates Subdivision as remodeling, room additions references. Joan Haney. and decks. Barry Gilliland 10147 Cerulean Rd., Ceru­ shown by plat recorded in Plat Cabinet A, Slide 64, lean 235-5801. Trigg County Clerk's Office.

Our Pledge- When you com­ PRIVATE Investigator The judgment in this case is for $21,894.56, plus interest at the pare quality, insulation, D.B.A. Confidential Inves­ ^ B u ild e rs , inc. contract rate until paid, and then, with interest accruing thereon options, and set-up, you will tigations, Southside Shop­ at the rate of 12,5% per annum from the date of judgment until paid, find that we will have the ping Center, Suite #102, 1-800-628-1324 plus costs and attorney fees. For the balance of the purchase price, very best value for your Murray, 753-2641. the purchaser must execute bond with approved surety or sureties, housing dollar. Dinkins Mobile Homes, Inc., Hwy. ROBERT VANDIVER SEP­ bearing interest at 12.5% per annum from the date of sale until 79 East, Paris, TN 1-800- TIC TANK CLEANING Ken's Appliance paid, and having the force and effect of a judgment. This sale 642-4891. One of the SERVICE. Prompt, efficient, is subject to all ad valorem taxes for 1992, et seq., and said Southeast’s oldest and larg­ and reliable service. Rea­ APPLIANCE REPAIR taxes are to be paid by the purchaser as they come due. est Home Centers. sonable rates. Call Collect. Phone (502)886-4114. Honest, dependable service. Bidders will be prepared to comply promptly with these terms. Any COMMONWEALTH Septic Cleaning Service. Refrigerator, ranges, washers, announcements made on date of sale take precedence over printed OFKENTUCKY Septic tanks, grease traps, matter contained herein. TRANSPORTATION efficient, reliable, reason­ dryers, dishwashers, etc. CABINET able rates. No extra charge , Without service, there are no customers. C .A. WOODALL III DEPARTMENTOF for Sundays and Holidays. ^Without customers, there is no business Counsel for Plaintiff HIGHWAYS HUBERT LONG. 140 NOTICE TO , Simpson, Hopkinsville, KY Canton/Cadiz area - Fast Service 885-80.76.qr,i^^ I LL TAKE CARE OF YOU! JILL CLARK Vinyl Siding and Trim. Free Sealed bids will be received estimates. 924-0016, ask for Call us at 924-1957 MASTER COMMISSIONER by the Department of High­ Ken. ways in the Division of Contract Procurement and/ or the Auditorium located HOME IMPROVEMENTS on the 1 st Floor of the State OfficeBuilding, Frankfort, 5 2 2 -7 6 3 6 s t* Kentucky, until 10:00 A.M., 0000 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIM E on the 22 day of Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Gutters JANUARY. 1993-at which Roofing - Garages - Storage Sheds bids will be publicly Inside & Outside Repairs opened and read for the im­ provement of: CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE

7102-02S. SSP 111 0068 017-022: The Cadiz By­ pass (US 68) from a point near Malone Road and KY Income Taxes 80 extending northeasterly Personal & business L A K E S A R E A a distance of 4.648 miles. Johnson Home Construction Bookkeeping Heating & Cooling Bituminous Surface and 12’x20’ Income Statement Incidental Grade & Drain. Metal Carport $799°° Payroll & payroll Complete Construction, Additions, Fast, dependable Includes Setting Up service and TR IG G C O U N TY. F.D taxes Kentucky Mobile Home Service Custom finish work, Decks, installation 7102-01S. SSP 111 0068 Sales taxes 90 Kingdom Hall Rd. • Madisonville Garages, and Pole Barns. 020-025: The Cadiz -1-24 Linda A. Gallant (502) 821-9268 • 1-800-582-0137 Call for Road (US 68) from east of 522-6484 All work guaranteed, FREE estimates Cadiz extending to east of 13 Marion St. 5 2 2 -8 0 8 2 . NQW 1-24, a distance of 3.806 OPEN Cadiz, KY 42211 9 2 4 -0 7 0 1 miles. Grade, Drain and Bituminous Surface. A & B ApplIiK! Building Materials ME..121..DW 9.3 WQW27; Right-of-Way Mowing on 522-9990 various routes in (located downtown In former Pete's Service Station - STERLING McCracken, Marshall, on the courthouse square) WEST Lyon, Livingston, Critten­ HOME SERVICE New Roof - Reroofing - den and Trigg Counties, a *We sell and service all major Build-up - Home •Up to 20 Inches wide total distance of 120.865 Improvement - Repair Work 0<^fy-Wide brands of washers, dryers, stoves ♦Up to 8 in ches th ic k miles. -FREE Estimate*- Home-Operated,^ Pickup and refrigerators 135 Lafayette Street "Since 1977" Bid proposals for all proj­ Cadiz, Ky. 42211 *We do electrical •Commercial Pickup ects will be available until Guaranteed to beat any and gas service iPhone: 502-522-8181 •Weekly .Service 9:00 A.M., EASTERN price! •Dependable Service 4861 Lafayette Road 502-522-3258 DAYLIGHT T IM E,FRI- *We install and service Sean & Carla Futrell •Reasonable Rales heating and cooling systems (502) 522-8597 522-8995 1993. at the Division of Contract Procurement. Bid proposals for all projects BUILT ON YOUR LOT Construction will be available at a cost of NO DOWN PAYMENT $8 each and remittance pay­ able to the State Treasurer of Kentucky must accom­ pany request for proposals JEWELERS (NON-REFUNDABLE). BID PROPOSALS ARE 106 E. Main Gilliland ISSUED ONLY TO PRE­ ‘Emergency Openings Princeton, KY QUALIFIED CONTRAC­ W C & D LO CKSM ITH 365-7413 Construction New 3 bedroom ranch. Energy efficient, brick tV U v - TORS. 71 Nunn Blvd. VISA MasterCard New construction - home with 2 full baths, fireplace, central heat and Cadiz, KY 42211 rem odeling - room 1601 FT. CAMPBELL BLVD. Closed on Wednesday Specimen proposals for all air, vaulted ceiling, dishwasher, range, wall to wall Phone 522-6648 additions - decks HOPKINSVILLE, KY. 'Where Price and projects will be available to B arry Gilliland carpeting, skylight, conventionally built on crawl PH. 185-4361 W.C. Skinner Quality Meet” all interested parties at a cost space over 1550 sq. ft. for only $48,900. y=-’-" " t------FHOFESSCNALSECURTTYCONSULTANT V ...... (502)886-9052 of $8 each (NON-REFUND- TAYLOR BUILDING CORPORATION OM-Ww ABLE). Specimen propos­ A*v- als cannot be used for bid- (502)554-3267 ding.______Basement and garage optional 20, Hie Cadiz Record, Wednesday, January 6,1993 coals for 1 hour. Turn often. TNT trusted friend, know as long as you own it. Foods Chocolate Icing Serves 6-8. cont. from page 15 where important docu­ Keep all warranties and cont. from page 9 . 1 stick oleo Can be cooked in casserole 4 Tbsp. cocoa ments are if you are ever for Disease Control. guarantees for as long tightly with double fold. Place dish (covered) at 350 deg. in 6 Tbsp. sweet milk They are influenza, unable to manage your as you own the items. packet on outside grill, 4 inches foil. Boil alone ingredients and Wrap Italian garlic bread (or certain bacterial dis­ own affairs. Record the Retain family records above gray coals. Cook 1 hour, remove from heat. Add: 15 min. Turn often. Serves 6-8. your choice) in foil and warm on location of all you im­ indefinitely. Keep a 1 box powdered sugar eases (especially pneu­ This can be cooked in a 350 grill. Flavors blend deliciously. portant papers, includ­ 1 tsp. vanilla monia), diphtheria and pending file for such deg. oven or a large crock pot on 1 c. nuts. ing wills; insurance tetanus. Annual flu shots items as copies of medi­ slow. (Much better on grill.) Mix together. Put on cake "This is a favorite of my family, policies with names of cal bills submitted for Chocolate Cake while hot. are especially important especially my nephew, Mike for everyone over age companies and policy reimbursement, receipts W right." Sift together in large bowl: 2 c. flour (plain) numbers; deeds and title and bills to be paid. Once -Dorothy Witty Pork Roast with Sweet 65, as well as for people 2 c. sugar to property; investment Potatoes who have chronic paid, file items you will 1 tsp. salt Patio Potatoes Salt and pepper a 3 lb. pork information; birth cer­ need for tax time, such Put in pan: conditions such as heart, Peel 6 large baking potatoes. roast on both sides. Stuff tiny tificates and marriage 4 sticks oleo lung or kidney disease, as record of medial and Cut lengthwise into 5-6 slices. pieces of garlic into various 4 Tbsp. cocoa license. business expenses. Place on square of heavy-duty places on roast (top and sides). diabetes, anemia or se­ 1 c. water vere asthma. Include information The time we take to foil. Add: Stick whole cloves on top and organize our records 3 Tbsp. cream (sour cream) Bring to boil and pour over sides - about every two inches, People in this age about professionals, 3 Tbsp. butter if you like. Baste with a sauce will be paid back many sugar and flour mixture. Stir group are more likely to such as your lawyer and salt, pepper and paprika well and add: made from pineapple juice, become seriously ill from your accountant. Other times in peace of mind. 1/4 c. chopped onion i/2 c. buttermilk mustard and brown sugar. Use the disease and its com­ information might in­ Let's get started now! 1 clove garlic, chopped 1 tsp. soda 1/4 sauce. 2 dashes of hot sauce ’ 1 hour, 30 min., plications than those clude credit card num­ Thought to Ponder: 2 eggs 1-1/2 tsp. of Worcestershire 1 tsp. vanilla add cooked yams who are younger. Adults bers; savings and One of the kinder Sauce your taste) and should get a checking account infor­ things a person can do is Pour into long pan. emaining sauce, tetanus/diphtheria mation; location of to ask to see another's Bring foil up; twist tightly at 350 deg. for 30 min. Ice lin. more or until top. Bake on grill over gray hot. booster every 10 years. passbooks; location of vacation photos. Tetanus, also called safe deposit box and "lockjaw," is a danger­ keys and the names of Help available for veterans and ous disease that can oc­ those who have access; cur after such minor in­ Social Security number; dependents with benefit claims cidents as scratches or employee or other pen­ James McNeely, state service Jan. 7, at the Trigg puncture wounds. sion plans; debts and /or officer for the D isabled Courthouse in Cadiz. Diphtheria also can lead money owed to you; lo­ American Veterans, Dept, of McNeely will assist veterans Kentucky, will be available and their dependents with to serious illness. The cation of tax returns and from 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday, claims for benefits. respiratory form of inventory of posses­ diphtheria can progress sions. donor who came during that Letters to inflammation of the What should you keep hour. Winners of these were cont. from page 17 George Major, Naomi Bean, nerves and the lining of and for how long? Lindsey Champion, William the heart. Check with The Internal Revenue areas set aside for vitals and Lawrence, Lewis McCormick your doctor to be sure Service advises taxpay­ the histories), WKDZ and THE and Nell Vinson. CADIZ RECORD, Pepsi, Trigg you have the protection ers to save all tax-re­ Winner of the $50 US Savings County Farmers Bank, Bank of Bond donated by the Bank of you need. lated records until the Cadiz, Trigg County Hospital Cadiz was Penny Henderson. Are your family statute of limitations for (who takes care of putting up, Again - we thank each and records well-organized each year's return ex­ taking down and storing our every above mentioned donors sign), Trigg County Board of EAGLES HOST BENEFIT DINNER - Members of the Fraternal and accessible? I'm sorry pires - usually three and/or businesses who help us Education maintenance person­ make our drives successful. May Order of Eagles enjoy some of the food they prepared for their to say that mine are not. years from the date the nel who help with unloading we wish each of you a very Holiday Benefit Dinner on Dec. 30 at their lodge in Canton. The Now is the time to set up return was due. Retain the truck and setting up equip­ Happy Holiday Season! dinner was served to needy persons in Trigg County. Among a system that lets you any records relating to ment. Gloria Davis those helping with the dinner were (from left) Harold Witty; We had a drawing each hour Dorothy Witty; Mike Thomas; Heidi Marie Fahlberg; John and your family, or a the cost of property for Chairman for a T-shirt to be given to a Trigg County Blood Program Franklin, president; and Rene Fahlberg, secretary. ....

Baby Brag Book 1993 For more information, call 522-6605

Baby Brag Book will be published F eb ru ary 10 and babies or children 5 years and under are eligible. Or, if your "baby" is 50 years or older, we will publish his photos at no charge.

$5.00 per photo (if you deliver or mail to The Cadiz Record office before the Ja n u a ry 25, noon deadline. •Wallet-size preferred •Payment must accompany order •If you would like your photo returned, please include a stamped, self-addressed envelope or indicate that you will JORDAN BENNETT pick it up at The Cadiz Record office. P'POOL Birthdate: May 17,1991 Parents: Jason & Rhonda P'Pool Grandparents: Mrs. Bennie Fuller and Mr. & Mrs. James P'Pool Clip the coupon below and bring or mail with payment to: The Cadiz Record Baby Brag Book '93 P.O. Box 311, Cadiz, KY 42211

j I give my permission to publish the enclosed photo(s) and information in The Cadiz Record's Baby Brag Book '93

SBaby’s name. ! Birthdate iParents’ names______I Address______j______Phone. [Grandparents’ names f optional J_ I------I JENNA BRIANNE BIERKAMP [Signature______Birthdate: October 6,1992 [Relationship to baby. Parents: ■Will Pick up Photo John & Jacqueline Davis Bierkamp [Want PhOtO mailed (stamped envelope enclosed) Grandparents: Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cave Mr. & Mrs. Jackie Davis