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VOLUME 107 NUMBER 46 Your Hometown Newspaper WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1988 26 PAGES THREE SECTIONS PLUS INSERTS Since 1881
Sivills sell? Trigg prepares for 'sleeping giant' grocery store By Janet F. James Editor CADIZ, KY - The "super" stores are putting a pinch on small businesses. CADIZ, KY - Trigg Countians make their home above one That’s one of the reasons of the world’s most potentially dangerous earthquake faults. Scott Sivills has sold his local Scientists call it the New Madrid fault. grocery business after 13 years Locals know it better as "the sleeping giant." in the Trigg County commu As Kentucky Earthquake Preparedness Week is observed nity. Sivills, who serves as statewide November 14-16, Trigg Countians should be espe Mayor of Cadiz, recently sold cially observant, according to James Flood, the county’s Dis his grocery inventory to the aster and Emergency Services (DES) coordinator. owner of the local Piggly Wig gly store. He said that he and The odds of Trigg County having a major earthquake in his wife Carol decided that crease daily, Flood said. He noted that small tremors are this would be a good time to recorded frequently in the fault area. get out of the business. The New Madrid fault is"adjacent to the western portion "I would have had to enlarge of the state and strongly threatens about 25 counties in that and remodel extensively to region. During earthquake week in October last vear, a keep up with the super grocery tremor was registered just south of Paducah in McCracken stores, and I didn’t feel like County. It measured just 2.5 on the Richter scale, but was now is a good time to go in strong enough to be detectable in five counties. debt." "Remember David and Goliath," Flood said. "We, for the Sivills noted that the last couple of years, have spent a lot of money on earth building that housed his gro quake preparedness. But, it kind of bothers me that we cery business still belongs to don’t really take this thing as seriously as we ought to," he him. He has a little more than said. two years left on his lease He added, "If we go five to 10 years without a severe agreement. Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale INTENSITY EFFECTS earthquake we can feel, I’m afraid our people will get apa "Piggly Wiggly just bought thetic that it’s not going to happen." my stock and equipment," the trees sway; suspended objects swing; Flood said he believes strongly that the earth will move loose objects overturn or fall former grocer said. beneath the feet of local residents - someday, perhaps soon. Besides not wanting to in VII Very Stropg general alarm; walls crack; plaster "It is the most serious threat of natural disasters that I vest in expansion, Sivills said * falls can think of," the DES coordinator said. that there is another reason VUE Destructive masonry cracks; chimney fall; poorly In preparing for a major earthquake, local officials have for his decision to go out of constructed buildings damaged;watcr business. well levels may change developed an Emergency Operation Plan. The plan provides "The grocery business has that volunteer fire stations in each of the county’s eight IX Ruinous some houses collapse where ground ■communities will serve as earthquake headquarters. Resi gotten so demanding that it begins to crack; pipes break open has become a 7-day week job," dents should attempt to get to their headquarters following he said. "Me and my family X Disastrous ground cracks bad!y;many buildings a major quake if they are in need of assistance or if they are destroyed and railway lines bontL; able to give assistance, according to Flood. The county has like to attend church, which is landslides on steep slopes another reason why I chose to mechanisms in place to supply limited amounts of "lifelines" sell out rather than remodel." Modified from S.T. Algermissen and M. G. Hopper, 198-1 to selected buildings. Lifelines include electicity, water, sewer service and fire services. When Sivills was asked how Thin map is boned ii}xtn a 7.6 Richter magnitude earthquake he felt about giving up his gro Please see GIANT, Page A-8 cery store, he said, "I like to have cried." "We’re all just a big family up there, and leaving them and the customers was one of my biggest dreads,” he said. "I Cameron retires from 'wildlife' job like to be around people." All of Sivill’s full-time gro cery workers will be employed CADIZ, KY - Sgt. Thomas J. '...there were times that your hair would know that they are armed," he came into effect, larger boats Cameron, 58, Cadiz, has re at the Piggly Wiggly store in stand straight up because you don't know said. are used by officers, and edu the Gateway Shopping Center. tired from the Department of "I have been very fortunate. cational requirements have what you 're walking into.' -Thomas Cameron He said that his employees Fish and Wildlife Resources "I’ve not even been been upgraded. had to be taken care of in the after 27 years of enforcing scratched. Never been shot at, In addition to departmental sales agreement because he state laws in the county. The former law official cites hunting, better known as but there are times that your changes, Cameron has noted a did not want to leave them During his term the officer two reasons for the high num poaching. Cameron admits hair would stand straight up change in the outdoors. without jobs. has written more than 3,000 ber of citations. "One, I was that the "checking" has re because you don’t know what "I have seen our deer herd "Kenneth Storey and the citations to game law violators out there after them," he said. sulted in plenty of on-the-job you’re walking into," the come from nothing to a people at Piggly Wiggly are in Trigg County. He led the "Two, I was dedicated and scary moments. sergeant said. tremendous herd," he said. good people to do business state of Kentucky three con spent many hours on the job." "When you’re called out for The sergeant said that he "I’ve also seen our turkeys with," Sivills said. "They are secutive years in having the Most of Cameron’s time has deer poaching, you know that has seen many changes in the come from nothing to an hon community minded and told most arrests - 1974, 1975 and been spent checking hunting when you stop a vehicle there department over the years. orable flock." me that they would work all of 1976. So far, no one else has and fishing licenses and could be as many as five peo Among them are: upgraded One might expect someone done that, he said. watching for out-of-season ple in the vehicle, and you equipment, the radio system with Cameron’s background to Please see SIVILLS, Page A-8 spend time each season hunt ing. However, the retiree said Cadiz VFW Post that he used to love to hunt, Please see CAMERON, Page A-8 to erect building CADIZ, KY - The der, said that construction Cadiz/Trigg County Veterans could begin as early as next of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post year on the approximate 8,000 7890 recently took the first square-foot structure. The step towards constructing a Post building will serve as a W e e ke n d new Post building. meeting place for the 62 mem Forecast The veterans recently com bers of the local VFW. John pleted a transaction with Lynn Stone, Post treasurer, said Partly cloudy, chance of Waller Realtor and Century 21 that the VFW has held its thunderstorms, cooler to acquire a 3/4-acre lot at the meetings at a local restaurant temperatures toward the corner of Madison and since it was organized in 1985. end of the week. Lafayette Streets, just behind Boyd noted that the future the Trigg County Jail. During facility will also be available a brief ceremony at the future for community activities such W e e kly building site, Bill Crabtree, as family reunions and get-to representing Lynn Waller Re gethers. Q u o te altor, and Betty Ricks, repre "We are community ori When business is good senting Century 21, presented ented," Boyd said. "The veter it pays to advertise; the Post with the deed to the A GOOD DEED: Bill Crabtree and Betty Ricks, right, present a deed to Byron Boyd, commander of the ans are dedicated to the bet when business is bad Cadiz/Trigg County VFW Post 7890. The deed is for a lot at the comer of Madison and Lafayette Streets for a property on Veteran’s Day, terment of the community, and you've got to advertise. Post building. Crabtree represents Lynn Waller Realtor and Ricks represents Century 21. November 11. we try to make it a better -Anonymous Byron Boyd, Post Comman- place to live." A-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16,1988 Quakin' OPINION got you shakin'? Do you remember; Mollie Lawrence, Dan Warmington, To the Editor: had four children: Howell, tion that I need, or may have Yours truly, Wiley Lancaster, Willis "Bill" Jones, Bill Cundiff, and/or I am writing to you in the William Ragon, Walter H. names and addresses where I Marqua Duncan Vernon Hale Sr.? hope that you will be able to (Bud) and Hugh. may write for additional in- 16282 Main St. #4-D f help me find descendants of I hope that someone out formation. Thank you for your Tustin, Cal. 92680 two particular families of there may have the informa- help. (714) 835-4098 William and Nancy (Carr) Public Schools Foundation Cunningham’s line. I need any information I can get on them Republicans thank voters in order to fill in missing his praises local supporters tory (full names, full dates, Letter to the Editor: it is time to forget our differ publicans alike, let us take etc.) for the purpose of updat A heartfelt thanks to the ences and work together to special pride in having taken of recent fundraisers ing the book I am working on. hundreds of people in Trigg continue to make this the part in this great election pro I am looking for any data on County who worked and voted greatest country in the world cess and pray that the Lord ^ Editor: The Foundation uses the in the fifth child of Andrew and for the Bush/Quayle team on in which to live. Our election shall bless George Bush with The members of the Trigg terest from the perpetual fund Nancy (P’Pool) Cunningham - Election Day. It was indeed process may focus on differ the wisdom and the courage to County Public Schools Educa to award scholarships to de Ann Elizabeth Cunningham, gratifying to see the thousands ences there are among us, but lead this great country into the tional Foundation would like serving graduates of Trigg who was bom in 1848, married of volunteers who gave so when all is said and done, Nineties. to take this opportunity to County High School and to Lynn Boyd Baker, who was selflessly of their time to make there is much more that we Sincerely, thank everyone who supported support special projects for the bom in 1843, son of Blake and the Bush victory possible here share in common than on Congressman Hal Rogers our recent fund raising activi-. students of the school system. Edna (Gresham) Baker, and in Kentucky. which we differ. State Chairman ties. We want to especially Anyone wishing to know who left Trigg County and set T>>e election is over now and So, to Democrats and Re Kentuckians For Bush thank the Nichol family for more about the purpose and tled near Hickman, Ky., allowing us to use their Lake- goals of the Foundation may shortly after the birth of their house for our reception. We pick up a brochure at the last child. They had eight chil 'Kentuckians' thank Trigg citizens are also very grateful to Mr. Board of Education Office. dren: Lula, Cora, Andrew, Dear Editor: out the efforts of many people support. Boots Randolph and the em We appreciate the efforts of Reb, Ernest, Rome, Rex and It is very gratifying to know and organizations to inform ployees of the Lake Barkley everyone who is helping the Jessie. that so many Kentuckians voters of the issue, including Thanks again. State Resort Park for allowing students of Trigg County. I am also looking for data on supported the rights of the efforts of The Cadiz Record Sincerely, us to sell Nulligans at the Sincerely, the sixth child of Andrew an landowners to prevent strip to inform your readers of this Mary Jane Adams Boots Randolph Golf Tourna William McAtee Nancy (P’Popl) Cunningham - mining without landowners’ issue. The 2,300 members of Chairperson, ment. President Josephine Cunningham, who permission with a YES vote on Kentuckians for the Common Kentuckians For the The proceeds from these two Trigg County Public was born in 1835, son of constitutional amendment #2. wealth express our apprecia Commonwealth events have been placed in the Schools Educational Thomas W. and Margaret R. The 82 percent YES vote tion to you and voters in Trigg P.O. Box 864 Foundation’s perpetual fund. Foundation (Daniel) Hammond, and who could not have occurred with County for your overwhelming Prestonburg, Ky. 41653 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988, A-3 Lt. Governor to address Chamber The Cadiz-Trigg County Everv chamber member has all parties are invited. Chamber of Commerce will one vote and is encouraged to According to Guinn a good hold its annual meeting Mon attend or to send a representa turnout is expected and the day evening, November 21, at tive from their firm to vote. program will be an outstand Lake Barkley State Resort Several award presentations ing one. Guinn will finish his Park’s Convention Center. will also be made to out term as president in December The evening’s program will standing citizens in the com and a new Chamber of Com be kicked off with a buffet munity , by Chamber of Com merce President for 1989 will dinner catered by the lodge, merce President Kenneth be elected at the Chamber’s scheduled to begin serving at Guinn. monthly meeting in December. 7 p.m. Special invitations have For reservations or more in The keynote speaker for the been sent to select guests from formation about the Cadiz- annual meeting will be Lieu the Ft. Campbell community Trigg County Chamber of tenant Governor Bereton and from the Pennyrile Area Commerce Annual Meeting Jones, to be introduced by Development District. Tickets contact Deborah Wilson at former Governor Edward T. for the event are $13.50 and 522-3892. Breathitt, Jr. Also on the agenda will be a short business meeting to elect three new board of directors Child needs donations replacing Donnie Holland, J.D. Howell, and Bob Rose. Some CADIZ, KY - A bake sale have a bone marrow trans chamber members are on the will be held Saturday, Nov. 19, plant in late November in HERE'S TO YOU: Mayor Scott Sivills, right, and Police Chief Robert Dollar, left, recently presented retiring ballot including Gary Mize, to raise money for the Mitchell Seattle, Wash. Trooper John Hall with a special letter of thanks from the police department and citizens. Hall has served with Brenda Harper, Ray Lafser, Landon McKinney Fund. Anyone wanting to bake the Kentucky State Police in Trigg County for about nine years. The letter commends Hall for his help and Bill Fuller, John Stone and The sale will take place at 8 something for the sale or to service to the community. Richard G. Clement. a.m. in front of the courthouse make a donation should con and all proceeds will go to the tact Betty Guier (522-6145), fund. who is the great-aunt of Citizens asked to adopt ’Angels’ McKinney is the 5-year-old McKinney. Lyon County boy who is to CADIZ, KY - As the holiday back. In addition to the last year," Carr said of the An season approaches, Trigg adopted person’s first name, gel Trees. Countians are once again the Angel will include clothing Community Calendar asked to buy gifts for needy sizes, age and sex. Davis recalled that the citizens. Davis said that the names of names of 50 children were Thursday, November 17 The Beta Nu Chapter of Ep 150 children will be available taken from the tree the first CUB SCOUT PACK 257: The regular monthly meeting silon Sigma Alpha Interna for adoption, as well as, 28 day, and people were asking will meet in the community room of the John L. tional are sponsoring the adults. for more. After contacting Pat Street Library. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. All county’s second annual "Angel Jimmie Carr, vice president King, a representative of the cub scouts and parents are encourage to attend. Tree" program in cooperation of Trigg County Farmers Active Caring Trigg Samara- QUILTERS GUILD: Will meet at 10 a.m. in the Cadiz Resta with the Salvation Army and Bank, notes that the trees will tians, the names of 40 more urant. Trigg County Farmers Bank. be ready for the public on Fri children were added to the Gloria Davis, chairman, re day, November 25 at the tree. Saturday, November 19 ports that Trigg County will bank’s downtown location. "This year we hope to get all CANTON MASONIC LODGE #242: Will meet at 7:30 p.m. have two Angel Trees this Gifts for the adopted people of these adopted," Davis said at the old Canton Garage. year, one for children, and one should be returned to the bank of the 178 Angel Tree names. for senior citizens who have no no later than Friday, Decem "It is the most satisfying Monday, November 21 immediate family or someone ber 16. The distribution date thing," she said. 'You get a to spend Christmas with. Citi has been set for Monday, De TOPS: Will meet at Cadiz Baptist Church in Youth Center good feeling." zens are asked to take an An purchase gifts for the person cember 19. weigh-ins at 5 p.m. meeting at 5:30. gel from one of the trees and whose name is written on the "The response was super Tuesday, N ovem ber 22 ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES: Will meet at 9:00 A.M. Bruce Perkins recognized for excellence 11:30 A.M., 6 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. at Adult FRANKFORT, KY - A local Saturday’s program, "In Honor chemistry at Shelby County Hattie Warner Elementary in teacher was atftb'rrg 83 invrtfed of Excellence," itfftich included High School,i is-the Secondary Jessamine“i3ounty, is the Ele- to Frankfort to attend a one- a series of professional semi Teacher of the Year. Joan mentary Teacher of the Year. day seminar and ceremonies nars and a recognition lun Vice, fifth-grade teacher at Saturday, Nov. 12, honoring cheon at the Governor’s Man excellence in the teaching pro sion. WERE FIGHTING FOR fession. Mary Anne Davenport, a We need you. NOUR LIFE David Bruce Perkins, who choral music teacher at Moss American Heart teaches at Trigg County High Middle School in Bowling School, was nominated by the Green, is the 1989 Middle Association ^ J r Trigg County School District School Teacher of the Year and NEW STORE HOURS for the state’s Teacher of the the state’s Teacher of the Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Year program. Year. 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Choice Beef Boneless Piggly Wiggly Grade A Basted w/pop-up timer Field Fast Cut Fully Cooked Whole Turkeys Boneless_Ham Chuck Roast 20 lb. & up lb. lb. (limit one per family) $1.59 lb. Piggly Wiggly Grade A Basted w/pop-up timer 13/19 Ib. Lean Tender Partins 1 Turkeys...... 690 ib. Chuck Steak...... $ 1 .4 9 it>. Sausage...... nb$1.69 2 ib. roii $ 3 .2 9 Piggly Wiggly Grade A Basted w/pop-up timer 9/13 Ib. U.S. Choice Beef Fischer Festival Fully Cooked Whole Turkeys...... 79 0 ib. Rib Eye Steak...... $4.89 ib. Boneless Ham...... $ 1 .8 9 ib. S Piggly Wiggly Grade A Quarter Pork Loin Cut into Chops Field Kentuckian Fully Cooked Turkey Breast...... $ 1 .3 9 ib. Pork Chops...... $1.49 ib. Boneless Ham...... $2.49 ib. U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Boneless Lean & Tender Swift Butterball | Shoulder Roast...... $1.59 ib. Pork Steak...... $1.29 ib. Variety Pack.______- . . . $2>39 I 1 Boneless lean Small & Lean Eckrich 1 Stew Beef...... $1.99 ib Spare Ribs...... $1.49 ib. Sliced Bologna...... 1 ib. Pkg. $ 1 .6 9 I Eckrich original or polish Hickory Smoked Sliced Slab Eckrich Jumbo | Smoked Sausage F r a n k s _ _ - , 1 lb pkg' | ^ ^ 9 . ^ ^ ^ 9 0 » T 491 j ||| ®T pi Large, Crisp Stalk Kentuckian Gold Beef Red Emperors Celery Grapes Bologna 490 $2.29 Ib. W _ & 79C Fresh Walnut/Pecan/Mixed Nuts in Shell Hoffmans Super Sharp Cheddar M u s h r o o m s ...... 8 oz. carton 9 9 0 B u lk N u t s ...... $ 1 .5 9 ib. C h e e s e ...... $3.89 Ib. Just Peel & Eat Florida Juice Emmber Corned K i w i F r u i t ...... 3/$1 O r a n g e s ...... 4 n>. bag $ 1 .6 9 B e e f . . . . $ 4 . 5 9 lb. Fresh Purple Top New Crop Pecan or Walnut Pistachio T u r n i p s ...... 390 ib. N u t M e a t s ...... $3.99 ib. N u t s . $ 2 . 5 9 lb. U.S. #1 Sweet Large Fresh Bunch Deli Fresh P o t a t o e s ...... 390 ib Broccoli...... 9 9 0 Cole Slaw Red/Gold/Johnathon Ocean Spray A p p l e s ...... 5 lb. bag $1 .99 Cranberries...... 12 oz 8 9 0 99 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988, A-5 PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD THRU Wed. N o v . 2 3 We Gladly Accept U.S. Gov. Coupons CADIZ, KY PH. 522-3767 I I W iM m IE 1 \\: Northern Pepsi Bathroom Betty Crocker Cola Tissue Cake 8-16 oz. 18 oz. IS 4 Pk - K. / mm ^ .1 IhKtiifa 2 Liter i§ It ------Del Monte Bakers Hunts' L I ;Tomato Juice...... 46 oz. 6 9 0 Coconut...... 1 4 oz 9 9 0 Tomato Sauce. .8 oz. 4/$1 p *-“ ------;*Dawn Bakers Chocolate Flavor Ocean Spray l|Dish Liquid...... oz $1.49 Chips...... oz. 9 9 0 Cranberry Sauce...... o z .5 9 0 KTide Carnation Evp. Upton L ...... oz. .100 ct. $2.59 I ^Liquid Detergent...... oz $4.99 Milk 2/$1 Tea Bags. I \ Dole Kellog's Betty Crocker Family m i h P rn e a ^^ 79 0. Brownie Mix.-...*...... ------^ ^ ^ 9 9 0 Corn Flakes. 24 oz. $ 1 .9 9 ■ • 1 KKraft Piggly Wiggly Q Bright Eyes L Marshmallow Creme...... oz 9 9 0 Potato Chips...... a o z . 7 9 0 Cat Food. 6 oz. 4/$1 | j: Stove Top Carnation Hot Kellog's iStuffing...... 9 9 0 Cocoa Mix...... Pk 9 9 0 Rice Krispies...... oz $ 1 -59 p n I^BIue Bonnet Ore Ida Crinkle Cut Totino's Margarine,,^ Potatoes Pizza 1 lb. qtrs. 390 / s£ 2 2 S » 2 lb. $1.29 10 oz. Prairie Farms Mrs. Smiths Piggly Wiggly Cut || Buttermilk...... 1/2 gai. 7 9 0 Pumpkin Pie. 26 oz. $ 1 .9 9 Broccoli.. 16 oz. 9 9 0 Pet Ritz Piggly Wiggly || Cottage Cheese...... 24 oz 9 9 0 Pie Shells. 2 pk. 7 9 0 Orange Juice. .12 oz. 9 9 0 i Kraft Philly Ore Ida Northstar \Cream Cheese...... soz 8 9 0 Cob Corn. .4 ear $1.19 Ice Cream Sandwich...... ePk 9 9 0 3iggly Wiggly Cool Whip Prairie Farms IceCream & iscuits Topping Sherbert 8 oz. 4pk. $1.89 1/2 gal. ------■— A-6. The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988 General Election Trinn County RECAPITULATION SHEET President & Vice President US REP ST. SEN. ST. REP. ST. REP. SCH. BD. SCH. BD. SCH. BD. AMEND 1 AMEND 2 of the United Stetes DIST. 2 DIST. 3 DIST. 4 DEM. IND. DEM DEM SKM Rep. Dem. Pop. Lib. N. A. PAUL BUSH DUKE ARR j $ & a FULANI MOORE QUAYLE M ik e PARKER DUKAKIS G r e g MARROU BENTSEN HART C F r e e d CURD ALLEN POGUE P a t r ic ia R ic h a r d C a r r o ll R a m s e y J im m ie I. MORRIS HIGDON D o n n ieE . ATCHETT I E liz a b e t h DAWSON Charles K. ANDERSON H HUBBARD. JR. L U Machine Total 7« 4 4 7 Hi iM HiR Alb 933 179 437 at 370ML im 122 M E 630 Absentee Total 6 a 3 6 (00 71 0 i i 15 3 S m 93 3? 30 O 36 22. 2 2 73 IL TOTAL (e 6 5 H3 3 1 4 7 As the Ambassador to The following are new busi Cleaners, Thornton Heating way for several other busi Until next week. Cadiz, Kentucky, I am proud nesses or expanded businesses and Air, Pennyrile Home nesses throughout Cadiz. Cur to represent a community in Cadiz: Monroe Engineering, Medical, Cadiz Battery Distri rently, there are more than which is the epitome of small Dave Simms Sign Company, bution Company, Cadiz Re 300 businesses in Cadiz. town America. The nostalgia Premew Video, Buddy’s Bar flexology, Dr. Gary James and found here is unlike any other gain Barn, Main Street An Piggly Wiggly. Congratula So don’t let anybody say Ambassador Zidac place in the nation. tique Mall, Main Street Bak tions to all these new firms Cadiz is a sleepy little town, On top of all that, Cadiz is a ery, Cadiz Trading Post, and expansions. because this is one little town American Heart ( growing business community Looking Good Fitness Center, Expansion plans are under that isn’t so sleepy! Association too. In fact, this year 20 new Just Your Style Beauty Salon, or expanding businesses made Alan Taylor Machine Shop, their home here in Cadiz. And four-lane drive-in at Bank of three of those businesses are Cadiz & Trust Company, located on the downtown dis Broadbent Square, The Mar trict of Main Street. ket and T’s Ice Cream, Cadiz Custom Deer G utter Cleaning Processing for S e rv ice Home freezers. 509 Caledonia ltd. Help Wanted Cadiz, Ky. 42211 Call W olff system commercial Truck driver training-15 DRIVERS. WHAT'S IMPOR Call 522-6257 Bill or Gary and other home tanning years experience. D.O.T. TANT? Is It? ’ Mileage Pay beds. Ask about our financ Certification. Financial aid based upon quality of experi Bob Shoemaker Meador ing. As low as $55.84 per available. Training in ence, ’ Seniority increases up month. KY: 1-800-633-9647. Murfreesboro, TN. Commer to 26.6 cents/MI, ’ Home ev- 522-7623 1986 Redman Ventura, 14 X cial Driver Institute, Inc. , ery two to three weeks, * Paid 70 with expando. 2 bedroom, Toll Free: 1-800-821-1416. Insurance. 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Conventional/ page layout/ design. Hiring 50% 1-800-228-6292. offer refused. 522-6580 Cabovers. Ask about our 26 immediately. Send resume 522-9907 Typewriters-Due to school cnets - 40 cents pay sched to: Bob Hendrickson, The budget cuts Smith Corona ule. 1-800-633-1313/ 812- Ledger-Independent, offers brand new electronics 288-5700. Maysville, KY 41056. EARN $7.75 HR. word eraser, full line mem For Sale By Owner Professional Long HaiTT We need assistance in evaluating ory correction, automatic Drivers: Sam Tanksley center, dual pitch. $169.00 Miscellaneous and responding to daily work re Brick House Trucking wants first, second list much more. 1 year war ports submitted by our agents and team drivers. We offer/ Wanted 9 qualified home ranty. Free delivery. Credit with Large Lot. long hauls/ weekly pay/ good owners to display thermally throughout the state. No experi cards, COD Exchange only. benefits, fleet dispatch and sealed insulated replace ence necessary; Paid to complete 3 Bedrooms, Lg. Living room, Kitchen & Diningroom Combina 315-593-8755 anytime. more. Call and see how you ment windows. Deluxe pack training. Work at home. For infor tion, 1 Bath & Garage. can be a part of the team. age $79.88 per window. 7 mation send self-addressed, Completely Remodeled. H elp W anted 606-525-4144 or 1-800-527- windows $49 monthly. Fi team. Subject to drug screen. nancing available. Phone 1- stamped envelope, 9 1/2 inches 54 Glendale Dr. KENTUCKY DRlVtKb. EOE. 800-422-9872. long to : AWGA, Dept. E, Box If Interested Call, Home most weekends, OLD QUILTS WANTED: $25,000 yearly possible. One TRUCK DRIVERS: Poole 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359. 522-6773 or 522-3144 Top dollar paid, any condi year flatbed experience, abil delivers. We need experi tion, send photos to; Shelly ity to work under strict su enced qualified drivers with Zegart, 12 Z River Hill Road, pervision. Call 1-615-383- committment and drive. Louisville, Kentucky 40207. Driver trainee positions 502-897-3819 jo you SALE CONTINUES have the ambition and apti year experience. Applicants Gatlinburg Summit- tude to become a profes must be at least 23 years old. Breathtaking views of Gat Added Inventory sional cross-country truck Excellent benefits package linburg & Mountains, pri driver? Bowling Green Vo- and yearly 'increases. Join vate balcony, clubhouse with Tech in Bowling Green, thePoole team. Apply in per indoor pool and jacuzzis. Several specials. Free Bro D o in g O u t o f B u s in e s s Kentucky can teach you in son. Poole Truck Line, Cres- just three weeks, on the line Drive, Henderson, Ken chure, 1-800-242-4853. same type equipment J.B. tucky. (502-826-8719) or PREGNANT? WORRIED? Hunt uses. Tuition is $850. 1408 Lebanon Road, There is somebody who cares! W est Kentucky O utlet Financial assistance is Nahsville, Tennessee. (615- Call Opportunities For Life, available. And J.B. Hunt 255-4082). 1-800-225-5000. toll-free 1-800-822-5824 for Thurs-m -Sat. BOO AM t i l l ? regularly hires graduates. EOE. personal, confidential help! Must be 23 or older. 1-800- 643-3331. Everything Must Da! ______The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16,1988, A-7 Inspectors Trace names Cadiz supervisor seek faulty Leo Smith is the new work has been promoted to the re Presently, about 150 em shop supervisor at the Cadiz gional position of operations ployees work at five locations: toys, darts location of Trace Industries, manager. two in Hopkinsville and one according to Jim Wisby, gen Trace Industries is a shel each in Cadiz, Elkton and eral manager. tered workshop employing Madisonville. FRANKFORT, KY - A toy A native of Evansville, persons with a developmental Trace Industries is operated race car with a driver’s helmet Smith has been in Kentucky disability (such as mental re by the Pennyroyal Center, a so small it poses a choking for about 15 years and lived in tardation). Workers are paid private, nonprofit organiza hazard. A bamboo snake Trigg County since 1978. He on a piece rate to turn out tion serving eight western whose paint has a dangerous has about 25 years experience products and services. Teh Kentucky counties with a full lead content. Lawn darts that in mill work in various capaci main activity is the manufac range of mental health, mental have killed and injured chil ties. ture of wooden and canvas retardation and substance dren. A stuffed animal mobile Jack Woodruff, the former leisure furniture for sale on abuse services. with a cord long enough to supervisor of Trace in Cadiz, the open market. strangle a baby. These are just some of the unsafe toys and children’s products that nine Depart ment of Health Services in spectors are looking for in their annual pre-holiday in spections in about 200 retail stores across the state. E.P. Conyers, manager of the department’s consumer product safety branch, says that inspectors look for toys and other children’s products such as rattles and pacifiers that do not meet federal and state safety standards. "We look for items with sharp points and edges, small parts and painted toys with high lead levels," Conyers said. "Some toys have to be sent to Frankfort for testing. Other RECEPTION: Dr. Gary James and his wife Anne await visiotrs at an toys can easily be tested right open house in their honor Sunday, November 13 at the Trigg County at the store with equipment Hospital lobby. carried by the inspectors." This year, inspectors will be on the lookout for lawn darts, Camp Bluebird honored an outdoors game banned by For establishing Camp Camp Bluebird provides an the U.S. Consumer Product Bluebird for adult cancer pa unstructured environment for Safety Commission (CPSC) ef tients, the Kentucky chapter of adult cancer patients to regain fective mid-December. While the Telephone Pioneers of a sense of control, well-being the state does not have the au America has won a Presiden and independence. thority to enforce removal of tial Citation for Private Sector Campers participate in the lawn darts until the ban Initiatives. three days and two nights of goes into effect, inspectors will The Telephone Pioneers is a optional activities - such as watch for them. service organization of acitve arts and crafts and relaxation Inspectors give special at and retired employees of tele techniques - to promote a tention to imported toys, phone companies such as philosophy of living with can which account for the majority South Central Bell. cer. of banned playthings. In addi tion to looking for imported toys on the shelf, state inspec Lunchbox tors have worked with U.S. Customs Service officials in Louisville to check imported The following is the menu potatoes, Cranberry sauce, toys before distribution. provided by the Trigg County tossed salad, coconut cake school^sygtemifpr the coming T h u rs dUtj$r ^ Qvom ber, 2 4 - Conyers offers the following w eek .' H oliday suggestions for people buying M onday, N ovem ber 21 - Friday, November 25- toys: Green beans, tossed salad, Holiday * Look for sharp edges, loose iced cake square Milk and bread served parts and small parts yourself. Tuesday, November 22 - daily with each meal. M eals * Watch age guidelines Sloppy Joe, french fries, fruit subject to change due to the listed on toys, but also con cup, school made cookie availability of food. A salad sider a child’s ability to use a W ednesday, Novem ber 23- bar is also available. particular toy. Turkey & dressing, creamed W e w ould like to thank each and everyone for shopping at MONTHLY SUPER BUY Sivills United kwik/et kxk/etr for the past 13 years. Polished Brass Deadbolt Lock Vise-Grip Gift Set Your loyalty and friendship 1 2 " has been greatly 1 4 " Fits door thicknesses from 1V to 1V. Key retracts bolts from exterior; turnpiece operates bolt from interior. 36-0859 870-US3 KD CP appreciated. Adjustable Wrench M ay God Bless You. 7 9 9 3 9 9 Heavy duty thin pattern, drop forged chrome alloy steel, fully Scott and Carol Sivills ground and chrome plated. 21' Blade length Plated steel 10^955 10 Size 10" frame with a unique tension adjuster. Has a rubber grip and a protectiveJalade cover. 19-7244 SA(/L Scroll Jigsaw 2 19 4 9 9 9 Planters Warehouse has room for 6 " 14’ 20 Piece. Cuts wood, 9 99 1/3 Horsepower. 3.2 plastics, laminates & amp motor Variable Flex blade 1 wide. metals 12-0477 30038 speed fi your hurley tobacco on the 1st S a l e 10-9611 02100 51-5858 18101 White N o v . 2 1 o r N o v . 2 3 . Planters Tobacco Billy Anderson Warehouse Phelps Anderson F o u r / h e e nights 13th &. Broad Streets nights 885-8273 Hopkinsville, Ky. 885-9713 Building Supply 885-3677 Hwy. 68 E. Cadiz, KY A-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988 CAMERON States respond to program Special Session FRANKFORT, KY - The time is running out for delin states of Florida, California, quent taxpayers." Hawaii, North Dakota and Tax amnesty, which ends School Board requests Massachusetts have some December 16, is in full force, thing in common. They are but the Revenue Cabinet em improved health care among 27 states and the Dis phasized that routine collec i trict of Columbia appearing in tion procedures, including the address block of taxpayers seizures, garnishments, bank By David Blackburn Kentucky State Police, to place responding to the Kentucky account levies, suits and other Staff Reporter posters in the middle and high Tax Amnesty Program. procedures continue to be used schools which tell how to re Businesses with Kentucky to collect delinquent taxes. CADIZ, KY - The Trigg port suspected narcotic deal operations, as well as individ For more information, call County Board of Education ers. uals with current or former the Kentucky Revenue Cabi has asked Governor Wallace * approve a request by Little Kentucky ties, are included in net toll-free at 1-800-321-5565 Wilkinson to include health River Baptist Association to the 25,000 respondents in or write: AMNESTY, Ky. Rev care program improvements use the high school gymna quiring about the program de enue Cabinet, P.O. Box 1524, i on the agenda of the first sium Sunday, March 19, 1989, veloped under 1988 law. Frankfort, Ky. 40602-1524. called special session of the for a county-wide evangelistic Revenue Secretary C. Em Forms can be obtained at all Kentucky legislature. rally. mett Calvert commented, "We Property Valuation Adminis The formal request came * approve out-of-state travel are pleased with the response trator’s offices and many pub during the board’s Nov. 7 for Gary Siegmund to attend to the amnesty program, but lic libraries. meeting and is a result of the the Lion’s Quest International October Kentucky School training seminar related to Board Association meeting in drug abuse in Nashville, GIANT ------— Murray. Tenn., Oct. 26-28. Continued from Page A -l Superintendent John Ran * approve overnight travel A major earthquake could severely damage buildings in « for Glynn Whobrey and Pat dolph said several school dis the county and could leave some residents without electric tricts were also asking that Whobrey, and Kendra ity and water. Flood offers these tips to help better prepare improvements be added to the Sanders, a DECA student, to Trigg Countians: agenda. attend a DECA Regional Offi *keep flashlights with spare batteries on hand The addition of the health cers meeting Oct. 29-30, in care improvements for public Owensboro. *have a battery operated radio nearby school employees will only oc * approve out-of-state travel *keep a fire extinguisher in your home cur if a special session of the for one-half of the second *store non-perishable foods legislature is called. grade teachers and students to *use ice trays, hot water heaters and toilet tanks as back In another item of business, visit the Metro Nashville Air up resources for water « the board went into executive port on November 11 and the *have a basic knowledge of first aid, and keep a first-aid other half on November 18. session and decided to expel a kit in your home high school student for the * approve overnight travel *turn off natural gas, electricity and water mains follow rest of the semester for viola for a group of Beta Club spon Sgt. Thomas J. Cameron ing an earthquake tion of the school’s conduct sors and members to attend Continued from Page A-l code. The student was expelled the state Beta Club convention time for retirement drew *keep camping equipment in your home for fighting and aggressive be Dec. 2-4 in Louisville. but after protecting game for closer, he became more excited *Use telephones ONLY for emergency assistance havior towards a school * employ James Wallace as so many years he finally gave about the prospect of leaving. If you are at home during an earthquake: If you are teacher. a middle school basketball it up. When asked what he would inside, stay inside. If you are outside, stay outside. Get un The board also recognized coach for the 1988-’89 school What will Cameron do now miss most about his job, der heavy furniture or in a doorway. Stay away from win Terry Shelton, the 1988 State year at a salary of $1,100. that he is officially a retired Cameron said, "I’ll miss being dows, china cabinets and unsecure objects. Stay away from JTPA Rural Program Award * employ Robin Ford as an state employee? out in the county and meeting trees, powerlines and buildings if you are outside. "I’m going to spend a world people. I used to stop in the winner, with a plaque. Trigg elementary liasion aide for the If you are in your car during an earthquake: Stop of time on my home and country stores and bait shops County TABS members - 1988-’89 school year. your car, preferably not under powerlines or trees. Stay in chores," he said. "I love to to leave hunting guides." Shirley Carr, Linda Fowler, * accept the audit report for side your car. Lucy Miller and Mahala Smith the school year ending June work in my yard." He added, "The people of If you are at work during an earthquake: Get under - were also given plaques for 30, 1988, from Newton & Kem, He said that at one time he Trigg County have been good heavy furniture or in a doorway. Keep away from windows achievement in the Advanced had a lot o f mixed emotions to me." P.S.C., Certified Public Ac and breakable objects. IH Professional Standards countants. about leaving his job, but as Flood noted that school children will remain at school Program. * exercise the board’s option following a quake until they can be safely transported by the In other business, the board to extend the contract with voted to: Newton and Kem, P.S.C., Cer SIVILLS ochool transportation or by an immediate family member. * approve Ann McKinney tified Public Accountants of Trigg County children perhaps know more about earth and Robert Keith Paige as Hopkinsville for audit services Continued from Page A-l quakes that most parents, according to Flood. He said that local children participate in annual earthquake programs in substitute teachers for the for the 1988-’89 school year. the local people they could, their schools- 1988-'89 school year. The board also decided to and they kept my workers." * approve expenditure and hold its annual Christmas What about future plans? "If there’s anybody in this community prepared, it’s the revenue receipt budget reports dinner at Hamtown Restau For now, Sivills said he kids. It’s we adults who aren’t prepared," Flood said. for October 1988. rant Monday, Dec. 19, at 6 plans to do some serious fish * approve West Kentucky p.m. The meeting will follow ing and hunting with his 14- Construction Association’s re the dinner, but the location of year-old son Chad. He also quest, in conjunction with the the meeting was undecided. plans to be a serious Murray State University basketball At AUCTION By Cox fan this season, as a result of Saturday Dec. 3 10:00 Foster attends conference his §on Scott signing a recent Mary Foster, a resident of tributes technical support to agreement to play for the Rac Scott Sivills Cadiz, recently attended the develop, organize and main- ers. hopes to have "something go LOCATION: From Cadiz, Ky. travel Highway 68 W. to 11th National Conference on tain local WPS programs. Sivills predicts he will open ing" by March of 1989. In the Hamtown, take 1175 South 3.3/10 miles. See Signs. Widowed Persons Service AARP is the nation’s largest a new business at his former meantime, he said he plans to * (WPS) in San Francisco, Octo- organization of Americans 50 grocery location, but is not take it easy and enjoy being ber 20-22. and older. giving any details, yet. He with his family. Sponsored by the Widowed Persons Service of the Ameri can Association of Retired Per sons (AARP), the conference f /X . _ /D/ _ • / __. included workshops, book fairs, exhibits and other events designed to assist volunteers in organizing and supporting m widowed persons self-help 5 BEDROOM BRICK HOME groups at the community level. 3500 SQ. FT. LIVING SPACE Some of the topics at the ONLY 4 YEARS OLD Conference covered techniques FULL BASEMENT for supporting the newly wid 18’ X 36' IN -G RO U N D PO O L owed; grief among family 8 ACRES FOR PRIVACY members; issues regarding Lovely hom e in a beautiful setting, this home has formal living and remarriage; and how to orga nize community-based one-to- dining rooms, large country kitchen with breakfast area, den with one outreach programs for fireplace, 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths. Full basement complete with those who have lost a spouse. garage workshop, bath and storage. Enjoy entertaining on a 14’ X "About 1.2 million individu 48' covered patio overlooking an 18' X 36' in ground pool. Home als are widowed annually and has Anderson windows, 2 Central Heat & Air Units also a ther adjusting to suddenly being mostatically controlled w ood burning furnace in basement vented alone after years of marriage into central system. Home contains 3500 sq. ft. living space all can seem overwhelming to the rooms spacious, custom built, completed Dec. 1984. This residence surviving spouse," said AARP is well located only 4 miles from Cadiz, 18 miles from Hopkinsville President Louise Crooks. and 30 minutes from Ft. Campbell Area. Property has 8 wooded "Because studies show griev All All Shoes All Fleece acres with pond and creek for your privacy and relaxation. Owner ing persons are best helped by others with the same experi W arm Ups 300 Styles Sportswear has moved to Hopkinsville and says SELL! Make your arrange ence, AARP established WPS Nike - Reebok - Tretorn ments today - SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! by in 1973 and now has programs Men - Women New Balance - Rockport in more than 200 communities Children Nike and Reebok SOME FURNITURE TO BE SOLD - COMPLETE LISTING IN throughout the United States." Converse and more!!! NEXT WEEK'S PAPER!! WPS works with local reli gious organizations, social ser Shop Now, Beat The Rush & Save Money TERM S: 10% Day of Sale, Balance with deed. Personal Property vice and mental health agen cash or check with proper I.D. cies, funeral directors, AARP local chapters, retired teacher OWNER: Ms. Carolyn Henderson associations, business and FOR VIEWING CONTACT: other groups in establishing Jean M cGhee, Listing Agent - Baker Realtors 886-6655 volunteer programs to help the 0ENNIS0N-HUNT widowed of all ages. Volun teers are taught to identify SPORTING GOODS community leadership and re sources to help newly widowed "immme m that spout in tour iifi" persons recover from a spouse’s death and begin to 1203 Chestnut St. M urray 753-8844 rebuild their lives. AARP con- ^octetp 2$ VOLUME 107 NUMBER 46 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1988 SECTION Walker, Carneyhan wed at Cerulean Church Angela Lynn Walker and and white bows and greenery white basket with navy rib German chocolate cake was William Travis Carneyhan accented each window. Family bons with white and blue decorated with Army tanks were united in marriage on pews were designated by white chrysanthemum petals. and men. Saturday October 22, 1988, at satin bows. The bridegroom chose his Assisting at the reception Cerulean Baptist Church. The bride, escorted by her father William Earl Carney were Lori Messmer, Misty The bride is the daughter of father and given in marriage han to be his best man. Caldwell, all of Cadiz; Kim Linda Walker and Darrel by her parents, wore an ele Groomsman was Dennis Car Clark of Murray, KY; Mary Walker, both of Cadiz. The gant gown of white satin fea neyhan, brother of the bride Overby, sister of the bride bridegroom is the son of Mr. turing a sweetheart neckline, groom, Clarksville, Tenn. Ush groom, Cadiz and Brandy and Mrs. William Earl Car fitted bodice and Queen Anne ers were Jason Barnes and OVerby, niece of the bride neyhan of Cerulean. collar all overlain with Venice Sam Gallogly, both of Cadiz. groom, Cadiz. The Rev. Eddie Smith offici lace, seed pearls and irides Ringbearer was Luke Car Distributing the rice bags ated at the double-ring cere cence. The renaissance sleeves neyhan, brother of the bride was Lisa Adams, Cayce, KY. mony. Nuptial music was pro were adorned with lace ap groom, Cerulean. After a wedding trip to Pad vided by pianist Gary Thomp pliques and tapered at the The reception was hosted by ucah, the couple will reside in son of Cadiz. Selections in wrist with small button clo Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Walker Germany. cluded "Somewhere," "One sures. The softly gathered immediately following the cer Hand-One Heart" and the tra skirt fell to floor length and emony in the church fellow Prenuptial events: A house ditional wedding marches from was bordered with a florence ship ball. hold shower was hosted hv Lohengren and Mendelson. ruffle that extended to a Decorations on the bride’s Mary Overby and Jamie Car The wedding decor was set chapel length train high table included a white cloth, neyhan. A second shower was by the use of large white satin lighted with ruffles and bows. navy flowers in a silver bowl hosted by the Cerulean Bap bows which adorned the rail Small satin-covered buttons used as a centerpiece, navy tist Church. A gift reception ings of the outside steps to the enhanced the back clsoure. candles in silver holders was hosted by Janet Thomas, church entrance. The foyer of Here ensemble was completed flanking the centerpiece and Christine Adams, Nancy the sanctuary featured a wed by a double layer finger tip navy bows at each end of the Thompson, Betty Lancaster, ding cross-stitch sampler, veil which fell from a tiara table. The bridegroom’s table and Lucy Miller. Another gift hand-made by the maid of covered with Venice lace and was accented with a white reception was hosted by honor, Gwen Turner. The seed pearls. cloth and a large navy bow. Glenda Walker and Jodi guest register table was cov She carried a cascading The three-tier, heart-shaped Walker. ered with a white cloth and ac bouquet of white roses, baby’s wedding cake was decorated The rehearsal dinner was cented with a navy candle in a breath, greenery with white m with navy blue roses and rib hosted by the parents of the hurricane lamp with navy satin streamers. bons and topped with a tradi bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. bows. Michele Lee Walker, sis The bride chose Gwen tional bride and bridegroom William Earl Carneyhan at ter of the bride, assisted at the Turner, Cerulean, to be her figurine. The bridegroom's Port-O-Call Restaurant. guest register. maid of honor. The wedding vows were ex Jamie Carneyhan, sister of the changed before an altar illum- bridegroom, Cerulean. Mr., Mrs. 'William Carneyhan nated with 15-branch brass The attendants wore tea- Personal arch candelabra with navy and length, royal irridescence stem white roses with babys Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Carney white flowers and greenery. It taffeta gowns with scoop breath and greenery and white han, Cerulean. She wore a was flanked on both sides by a necklines, softly shirred cap satin streamers. dress with a navy velvet skirt, 15-branch brass spiral cande sleeves and a self sash with a Flower girl was Heather a white bodice with lace and a On Sunday night, Nov. 13, Melissa Fuller; Jay and Bar labrum with large white satin large bow attached at the Carneyhan, cousin of the navy bow. She wore navy rib the Doug Boren family met at bara Boren, all of Trigg bows. Single candles with navy waist. They carried three long bridegroom and daughter of bons in her hair. She carried a Jay Boren’s home in honor of County; Gene, Jan, Marvin, Pvt. Joe Fuller leaving for Ronnie and Bobby Humphries; Germany with the U.S. Army. Larry, Donna, Jason and Crafts festival set Nov. 26-27 Attending were: Doug Boren Amanda Hawkins, all of Hop and Gail Finley; Billy Hop, kinsville; Steve, Brenda and The sixth annual Christmas Convention Center. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Betty Hancock (502-271-2989) Wanda, David and Jessica Stephanie Tubbs, all of Crafts Festival sponsored by Parking and admission are or write Pennyroyal Crafts Calhoun; Jerry, Linda, Traci Lafayette. the Pennyroyal Crafts Group, The juried show will feature free. Group, Inc., P.O. Box 1176, and Tabitba Proffitt; Henry, A good meal and lots of good Inc., at Hopkinsville, Ky., will 75 booths with over 100 craft For more information, call Hopkinsville, Ky. 42240. Debbie, Joe, Marilyn and fellowship was enjoyed by all. be held on Saturday, Nov. 26, categories represented. Ex and Sunday, Nov. 27, 1988. hibitors will be from five states The Christmas Crafts Festival as well as local craftspersons. Going Out of will be held at the Western The show hours are Satur Thank You Kentucky Fairgrounds in the day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Business Sale The Ray Snyder Family DON’T BE CAUGHT would like to T/ian/ceach & everyone who helped to NAPPING AWAY ease our loss - of our Loved One and made it easier 2 0 % o f f to cope with. Also for the visits, flowers, food, calls, Subscribe Today cards, prayers and love to us all. A Spcical Thanks all merchandise to Goodwin Funeral Home Staff. We will always be grateful to the people at Canton Baptist Church for excluding denim their kindness. We thank you & love all of you. The Snyder Family Huge Tag Sale By Ouida $2.00 off all Denim 5525 Cerulean Rd., Cadiz All Layaways to be picked-up Take Hwy. 124E. at as soon as possible Wilson’s Grocery, approx. 5 miles 8X10 COLOR 8 X 10 Nov. 18th & 19th PORTRAITS Clothes Rack H w y . 68 East 8:00 A.M . - 5:00 P.M. 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J Mrs. Geneva Broadbent Vinson person * * Date - Nov. 19 * * Day Sat. t RAINBOW INTERNATIONAL ¥ Sales M g r: Time - 11 a.m. til 5 p.m. * TAG SALES J ^flt^CARPET DYEING & Ouida Foster Antique Dolls ¥ Furniture. Etc. | CLEANING CO. * * * OUIDA’S ANTIQUES ¥ 1301 E. Ninth Street + Locally Owned and Operated Hopkinsville. Kentucky 42240 * ¥ ^Largest and Best On-location Carpet Dyeing' ¥ ¥ + \ ^ a n d Cleaning Company in the World ¥ 502 886 6141 ¥ Ouida Foster 502-885-8342 1V* miles West of Cadiz 522-3109 t ------¥ ^ **★ ****^*★ *****************************5 I B- 2, Th‘:“ Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988 Holiday season no excuse to dump diet out loaf, leaving a one-inch compelled to try every dessert * Don’t approach holidav * Don’t eat out without (include tops) TIPS FOR KEEPING HOL thick shell. Cut bread into one- in sight. feasts after fasting all day. A planning; consider the type of 1 teaspoon "light" seasoning IDAYS ’LITE' inch cubes. Store bread cubes Sue Burrier, Foods and Nu light snack will keep you from restaurant and the alterna or other reduced sodium sea Just because the holidays and shell in plastic bags until trition Specialist with the gorging when you arrive at a tives it offers. When dining soning blend are coming up is no reason to ready to serve. Just before University of Kentucky Coop party. out, don’t order items with 1 loaf round rye bread of throw your diet out the win serving, toast bread shell in erative Extension Service, said * Never stand at a buffet or sauces, gravies and salad French bread dow. Being conscious of which 400-degree oven for eight min that crisp and greasy or oily hors d’oeuvre table; take one dressings. Ask for side orders In a mixing bowl, combine foods are calorie-laden is the ground ham, spinach, neufcha utes. (This prevents the dip foods, smooth and thick foods or two items and move across so you can control the amount first step to keeping on a diet. from soaking into bread shell.) (sauces, creams or butter), the room to chat with some you consume. Choose broiled tel cheese, yogurt, light may onnaise, green onions and sea Place ham and spinach mix sweet and gooey foods (candy, one. or grilled meats, not breaded sonings. Refrigerate until ture in the bread shell. Serve Hom em aker regular soft drinks) and alco * If egg nog is served, limit or deep-fried. ready to serve. With a sharp with reserved bread cubes and Tips hol are those to avoid if you’re yourself to one punch cup, * Don’t neglect exercises or knife, cut top 1/3 off round rye vegetables. Makes about 4 1/2 counting calories. which has 335 calories. physical activity. B> Klaine Clift loaf or French bread. Hollow cups dip. CK College of If you already know which * If you want to try every If you’re planning a party, Agriculture foods to avoid but the tempta thing at a buffet, take a fourth add several low-calorie foods Co. extension Agent tion for all those sweets and or a third of the average serv to your menu. Keep in mind rich foods is just too much, ing size. that low-calorie foods usually Funeral Notice The second is preparing low- Burrier has some tips to help * Don’t overeat or take sec are bulky (salad greens), thin calorie foods that are tasty and steer you away from those diet onds just to please an insistent and watery (tomato juice), and filling so that you won’t be busters. hostess. crisp but not greasy (vegetables and fruit). Veg etable and fruit trays served with dips or fruit dressings are Mr. Robert H. Hardin Jehovah’s Witnesses to meet always popular low-calorie foods. Mr. Robert H. Hardin, 94, Thomas, both of Trigg County; The annual circuit assembly With Godly Fear." According selves and others." If you want to serve punch, Cadiz, died Monday, hfov. 14, three sisters, Mrs. Myrt Stew of Jehovah’s Witnesses has to John E. Stepp, presiding On Saturday, the agenda in choose a mixture of unsweet 1988, at Shady Lawn Nursing art of Hopkinsville, Mrs. Beu been scheduled for November minister of the Cadiz congre cludes the baptism of new ened fruit juices, which con Center following a long illness. lah Hobbs and Mrs. Martha 26 and 27 at the Executive Inn gation, "The program will help members who have completed tain fewer calories than Bom in Trigg County on Starnes, both of Paducah; and Riverfront in Paducah, KY. us to appreciate more fully required training courses. punches with sugar. March 11, 1894, he was the nine grandchildren and 10 These gatherings usually draw what the fear of Jehovah is The highlight comes on For something other than a son of the late Tom and Ida great-grandchildren. A num more than 1,800 delegates and how we can manifest it in Sunday at 2 p.m. when district cheese or onion-type dip, try Johnson Hardin. He was a re ber of nieces and nephews also ; from 22 congregations in our service to God and in our supervisor, Hayes C. Hoskins, the following ham and spinach tired farmer, and a WWI U.S. survive. southern Indiana and western day-to-day living. We must speaks on the subject "Why dip. The recipe has reduced fat Army veteran. He was of the Funeral services will be Kentucky. know not only what to do, but Fear the True God?" Hoskins because of the lean ham and Methodist faith. conducted at 2 p.m., Wednes This year’s theme will be also how to apply the things has traveled extensively as a low-fat dairy products. Mr. Hardin was preceded in day, November 16,at Goodwin "Rendering Sacred Service we learn so as to benefit our- representative of The Watch- HAM AND SPINACH DIP death by his wife Maudie Funeral Home. The Rev. Roy tower Bible and Tract Society 1 1/2 cups ground 93 percent Hicks Hardin on Sept. 11, Marquess Jr. will officiate and of Brooklyn, New York, the lean ham (about 1/2 pound) 1987. burial will follow in Trigg Birth world headquarters of Jeho 1 10-ounce package frozen Memory Acres. vah’s Witnesses. chopped spinach, thawed and Survivors include three sons, Joe Hardin, Roy Hardin All interested persons are drained and Robert Hardin, all of Special music will be pro Randel Ray Stokes invited to attend and benefit 1 eight-ounce package Cadiz; two daughters, Mrs. vided by Mrs. Mae Perdue, or fully from the two-day pro neufchatel cheese Rosie Wallace and Mrs. Mae ganist. Ben and Lori and Douglas of Greenville, KY. gram. 1 cup plain low-fat yogurt Elkton, KY, announce the Grandparents are Estell No collections are ever 1/2 cup light mayonnaise birth of a son and brother, Dallas and Nemia Lee Stokes taken and seats are free. 2 green onions, chopped Randel Ray Stokes,weighing 9 of Elkton and Douglas E. and pounds, 4 ounces, Friday, Frances Mitchell of Trigg To the Voters of School November 4 at Muhlenburg County. Community Hospital, District # 2 THANK YOU For electing me as your representative Craft bazaar set on the Trigg County School Board. I w ill do There will be a Christmas three blocks north of the all that I can to keep the trust and Craft Gift Bazaar on Friday, Courthouse off North Jefferson confidence you have placed in me. Nov. 18, in Princeton. It will Street. located in the Farm Bureau The bazaar begins at 8:30 Jimmie J . Carr Broadbent Foods & Gifts Building on Green Street, a.m. and will end at 8:30 p.m. Paid for by Jimmie J. Carr "Christmas in the Country" Open House G n t u if c C o n g e r 's Put your trust in Number One; November 18-20 ® 1988 '.K and TM Century 21 Real Estate Corporation Equal Housing Opportunity ft Refreshments Will Be Served Thomas Real Estate INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. Carpet Center Hwy. 68 West Cadiz, Ky 42211 117 E. Legion Drive—Princeton, Ky. Phone 365-0232 One of a kind Christmas Decorations Open 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Mon.-Sat. F or Sale Gifts for eveiyone on your list. f Give your home the look you've^ For these and other properties now being offered for sale, call Betty Ricks dreamed of with floors and walls from CENTURY 21 Thomas Real Estate 522-6041. Conger's Carpet Center. 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Let Corlis Conger, Carol Ptacek H W Y 139 South- 3 Bedroom, central air, small stable, 1 1/2 acres We ship Nationwide $23,800. and Mary Falder help you with 1-800-841-2202 KY. 522-6674 HW Y 139 North- Owner says SELL! 3 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, hardwood your decorating needs! 235-5294 floors, aluminum siding, 1 1/2 acres, just minutes from town, $34,000. Bethel Church Rd.-2 Bedrooms, Bath, 3 Acres, Basement, Wall Heat, Patio, asking $28,000. If you have property that you would like to sell contact Betty. Squirrel away a THANK YOU little money for I would like to take this op portunity to thank the voters Christmas next year, in Trigg County for their JOHN R. BRIGHT, D.O. support in my campaign for School Board Member. My • Board Certified Dermatologist • family and I appreciate your support and prayers. Announces the opening Dr. E. R. Allen Paid for by Candidate of his practice in DERMATOLOGY Diseases o f Skin, Hair & Nails Skin Cancer & Skin Surgery MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING, SUITE 281 300 S o u th 8th S treet Open Your 1989 M u rra y, K Y Christmas Club Beginning November 14, 1988 N o w at th e Call for appointment Bank of Cadiz 502-759-9800 &, Trust Co. member FDIC t The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988, B-3 How to make 'perfect' dress, clothes By Madeline Hunter tops, skirts, dresses, shorts, tility. She wore it as a travel Check the fabric suggestions etc. Often when I travel I tiy dress, with a scarf and pin for listed under the pattern and Q: I have a really big to "work" my clothes around an afternoon of shopping and note if there are lightweights sewing goal to aim for. My one base color, like navy or dressed with pearls, earrings mentioned. husband and I are black. and heels for evening. Tip: Don’t forget to replace scheduled for a vacation Knits are also terrific to Although the original gar the needle in your machine this winter: a cruise in the travel with because they can ment had a rib-knit collar, with a new one; ballpoint for islands! be "steamed" in the bathroom they have incorporated direc knits. Thank goodness I can while you shower, have ease if tions for a self-fabric collar. And, if you look forward to sew because Td like some they are elasticized at the Susan’s original dress was a doing a little shopping during new clothes and the waist and can be dressed up or wool knit but cotton knits will your trip, don’t over-pack. summer fashions are long down. A dark pair of knit work up just as nicely. Make your shopping pur gone from the stores. Can pants can be worn to sightsee To further the versatility of chases, T-shirts, scarfs, and you suggest some styles with a simple T-top and then the pattern, the dress also funky jewelry part of your that would work together, dressed up for dinner. comes with a sleeveless view wardrobe. be comfortable and that The team of Palmer & and a two-piece version, all of would be appropriate for Pletch who design patterns which are easy to sew. And, it cruise and sightseeing sit with "Personalized Instruc you’re lucky enough to own a Hoptown uations? Thanks. tions" for McCall Patterns, serger, there are instructions A: First, check through the have just introduced what may for this sewing method, too. parade summer clothes that you al be a perfect dress pattern for Remember, when pattern ready own — and have proba your cruise. shopping, that even pattern bly just put away for the win The design, pattern No. companies change their looks Dec. 3 ter. Sort to see which items 3767, is inspired by a knit for the season. Don’t be fooled The Hopkinsville-Christian; you definitely want to bring dress that Susan Pletch by the pictures of all the fash County Recreation Depart and those you don’t. brought on a recent holiday. ions in winter fabrics. What ment is making final plans for Next, based on the length of Not unlike an enlongated polo you may have seen in a sum the 1988 Christmas Parade. your trip, make a list of items shirt, and the only dress she mery cotton knit could now be This year’s event is scheduled you will need, i.e., two pants, packed, Susan loved its versa shown in a warm wool knit. for Saturday, December 3, 1988 at 10 a.m. The theme of this year’s parade is "An Old Fashioned Christmas." Grand Retired federal workers meet Marshal is Colonel J. Thomas H. Denney who will be leading By Keith S. Venable A brief meeting was held be Leneave will serve another the parade along with U.S. fore lunch. The invocation was year; Vice President, Gerald Representative Carroll Hub Trigg Retired Federal Em given by Jess Vinson. The roll Joseph; Second Vice President, bard, State Representative ployees enjoyed a fine potluck call and minutes were read by Martha Hooks; and Treasurer, Ramsey Morris, Senator Pat By Margaret Newby the heartbreaking loss of it. meal with Darrel and Mary John Henwood with 23 mem George Mouilleseaux. The sec McCuiston, Mayor Thomas Librarian Gordon in their spacious home bers and 13 auxiliary members retary is to be selected later. Gates and other city and Alaska on the Riley Hollow Extension present. Doug Adwell reported It was reported lorn county dignitaries. To Be the Best James Michener, author off KY 274 last week. on the condition of the trea Fitzgibbons had suffered a The Christmas Parade is an Barbara T. Bradford, author "I was bom in Wyoming and sury. broken ankle. annual event organized and Michener explores the ex we have lived all over, but Marie Morris gave the re Sarah Spurlin gave plans coordinated by the Recreation "To Be the Best" is the citing high points in the his Trigg County is now my port of the nominating com for a bus trip to the Opryland Department and is sponsored stunning continuation of the tory of Alaska since the home," Mary said. mittee: President Vance Hotel and other points of in solely by donations of local Harte family saga that began American acquisition, the gold terest in Nashville for Decem businesses and individuals. with "A Woman of Substance." rush, the salmon industry, the ber 14. The bus trip would re If you plan to have a float, Here is the story of Paula discovery of oil, and many Military Maneuvers place the usual Christmas band or any type of unit in the O’Neill, the beautiful and other less familiar episodes. dinner. parade, you must fill out an driven granddaughter who in The author places his em Buz Binkley, driver for the entry form by Friday, Novem herited Emma Harte’s vast phasis less on the historical Pvt. C. Sam Gallogly, son of Pvt. Joe D. Fuller, son of ITT bus, gave suggestions on ber 18. Forms are available at empire. Paula has led the events themselves than on the LTC and Mrs. Bill Mize, Henry T. and Debra A. Fuller, interesting things to see. the Recreation Department or family company founded by more than 100 characters, real Cadiz, has completed his basic Cadiz, has completed basic you may call to enter at (502) her grandmother. or fictional, who make them training and A.I.T. as a can training at Fort Leonard, 887-4290. All floats must have Paula divided her energies happen. Millions of Michener non crewman at Ft. Sill, OK. Wood, MO. the theme "An Old Fashioned between the business and her fans will be deeply moved, as He is now stationed in He is a 1988 graduate of Christmas" on the float. All family. When an opportunity well as enlightened, by his Augsburg, Germany. Trigg County High School, units must be decorated in to expand upsets this delicate great historical novel. Cadiz. Christmas Fashion. balance, Paula makes a mis take that could cost her her legacy and Emma’s dream. This novel is a tantalizing Catalog tapestry of family loyalties and family feuds and of love and COLOR REPRINT Home Appliances Xordtj, jZordy il SPECIAL Electronics Store £ookr Who's f r e e s » ‘ ^ d u n g 40 'Today 4 days only... 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SUITS $100 OFF (over 250 to choose from) SPORT COATS $50 OFF CASHMERE BLEND TOPCOATS *100 OFF Turn to Sears Wish Book, Fall/Annual catalogs and Say "Charge it" Sale Catalogs to Christmas shop from your easy chair. on SearsCharge DRESS SLACKS or Discover card ce charge for deferral period. 30% OFF Gateway Shopping Center HOURS: Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday Friday 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. CASUAL SLACKS & JEANS Cadiz, Kentucky Closed Thursday Saturday 9 a.m. -1 p.m. SWEATERS, OUTERWEAR & LEATHERS Sears, Roebuck and Co., 1988 TO PLACE CATALOG ORDERS, CALL 522-3244 20% OFF Most merchandise available for pick-up within a few days. Satisfaction Guaranteed, V or Your Money Back B-4, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988 Church Page Church Growth care one for another. In In Philippians 1-27 we are of the problems will come to an 1 Corinthians 12 Philippians 2:2-4 we are told told to stand steadfast in one end. Hebrews 13:17 says "obey Today we hear much about to be of one mind, seeking to spirit, with one mind, striving them that have the rule over trouble in the churches and praise and glorify Jesus Christ together for the faith of the you, and submit yourselves, church splits. This undoubt striving together to win the gospel. There are too many for they watch for your souls, edly grieves the heart of God. lost. We are to "look not on our lost people in the world for the as they that must give account The Bible gives us God’s in own things, but on the things children of God to be fighting that they may do it with joy structions and divine order for of others." If we ever become among themselves. and not with grief, for that is the church. If we, as the body more concerned for the welfare God has placed different unprofitable for you." We see of Christ, would just bring of our brothers and sisters in ministries in the body and we here that it is pleasing to God ourselves into submission to Christ than for our own, a lot are told to honor and respect for us to be in submission and the word of God, these prob of our trouble and conflict will the authority that He has agreement with the shepherd lems would cease. end. placed over us. The pastor, or of the flock. The entire chapter of 1 In Acts 2:40-47 we have a shepherd, is set in place to As children of God, let’s de Corinthians 12 talks about record of the early New Tes watch after our souls. We termine to put our hearts and and I’m surprised time after 3. Prefer others above yourself; this. The body of Christ, just tament church. You will notice must see to it that we respect minds on Jesus Christ and time to find that I was the one 4. Refuse to gossip or to allow as our physical body, is made that they continued stead him. If we will spend more strive to win souls for His who was wrong all along, in gossip in your presence; and 5. up of many members, and each fastly in the apostle’s doctrine time praying for the pastor kingdom. Pray for your lead stead of the brother who I Pray without ceasing. one is equally important. and breaking of bread and and trying to find ways to help ers. Don’t allow anyone to put though was at fault. If we will follow these Verse 25 tells us that there prayers. They were not "tossed him, rather than picking and them down or gossip about Try these tips and see if the points I believe we will see a should be no schism (split or to and fro with every wind of finding fault, churches will be them in your presence. If we church doesn’t begin to grow: definite change in the division) in the Body of Christ. doctrine" They stood steadfast. gin to grow. When we ever have a disagreement, if we will 1. Respect and support your churches. If one suffer we all suffer. If We also notice here that they learn to love and pray for our pray and truly seek God with pastor. Submit to his leader Bro. Evon McWherter one be honored we all rejoice. continued daily with one ac pastors and leaders, as well as an open heart and mind, He ship; 2. Love and pray for your Assoc, pastor, We should all have the same cord in prayer. for one another, many, many will show us who is at fault, brothers and sisters in Christ; Victory Fellowship Church BAPTIST CHURCHES Bible Baptist: Hwy. 68 E; Hilltop Freewill Baptist: Rocky Ridge Baptist. Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; School 10:15 a.m.; Dyer's Chapel United ship Service 10 a.m. every St. Stephens Catholic: Fa Bill M eador, Pastor; Located 14 miles south of Hwy. 68 E; Terry Mitche- Worship Service 11:00 Morning Worship 11:15 Methodist: Hwy. 68 W ; Sunday. ther Richard Danhauer, Sunday School 10 a.m.; Cadiz on Old Tobaccoport son, Pastor; Sunday a.m.; Church T ra in in g a.m . James A. Shuck, Pastor; Rockcastle United Pastor; Mass Schedule - Preaching 11 a.m.; Sun Road; Henderson Selph, School 10 a.m.; Worship 6:00 p.m.; Sunday Church School 10 a.m .; Methodist: Cumberland Bethesda Methodist: Hwy. Sunday 8:30 and 11 a.m.; day Night Prayer Service Pastor; Preaching Each Service 11 a.m.; Sunday Evening Worship 7:00 Worship 1st and 3rd Sun Drive, Rockcastle com 139 N; James Powell, daily except Thursday 6 p.m.; Preaching 6:30 Sunday 11 a.m. E ven in g 6 p .m .; p.m .; Wednesday day 9 a.m .; Sunday munity; Bill Evans, Pas Pastor; Morning 7:30 a.m.; Thursday p.m.; Wednesday Night Hurricane Baptist: Hwy. Wednesday Evening 7 Evening Service 7:00 p.m. School 9:45 a.m.; W or tor; Sunday School 9 Worship (1st, 2nd and 4th evening 7 p.m.; Saturday 276; John F. Johnson, p.m. Trigg County Baptist: ship service 10:30 a.m. Preaching 7:30 p.m. Sun.) 9 a.m.; 3rd Sunday a.m.; Sunday Services 10 evening 7 p.m.; Holy Pastor; Sunday School 10 Line Street, Cadiz; Dr. Linton United Methodist: Bloomfield Missionary Second Baptist: Will 11 a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m.; Wednesday Bible Days 7 p.m. Baptist: Hwy. 139 N; E A. a.m.; Worship 11 a.m.; Jackson Road; C.L. Frank Deese, Pastor; a.m.; UMYF (2nd and 4th Hwy. 164, Linton; Joe H. Study 7 p.m. The Church Of God: Can Church Training 6 p.m.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; James, Castor; Services Brown, Pastor; Sunday Brown, Pastor; Sunday Sundays) 7 p.m.; UMW ton Pike, Hopkinsville; School 9:30 a.m.; Sunday Evening Worship 7 p.m.; Morning Worship 10:30 Each Sunday 9 a.m.; Siloam United Methodist: CJH. Payne, Pastor; Sun School 9:30 a.m.; Morn (1st Wednesday evening Siloam Church R oad ; Worship 11 a.m. and 2:30 Wednesday Worship 7 a.m.; Training Union 6 Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; day School 10 a.m.; ing Worship 10:45 a.m.; of month) 7 p.m. James A. Shuck, Pastor; p.m.; BTU 6 p.m .; p.m. p.m.; Sunday Evening Fellowship potluck each Morning Worship 11 Bible Class 6 p.m.; Cadiz United Methodist: Church School 10 a.m .; Wednesday Prayer Liberty Point Baptist: Old Worship 6:45 p.m.; second Wednesday 7 p.m. a.m.; Evening Services 6 Evening Worship 7 p.m.; Main Street, Cadiz; W. Worship 1st and 3rd Sun Meeting 6 p.m. Dover Road, Cadiz; Wednesday Worship Mt. Zion United p.m.; Wednesday Ser Missionary Society Alfred Williams, Pastor; days 11 a.m.; 2nd and 4th Buffalo Lick Baptist: Bro. Wayne Glass, Pastor; Service 7 p.m. Methodist: Cerulean vices 7 p.m. Wednesday 6 p.m.; Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sundays 9 a.m. Tim E Miller, Pastor; Sunday School 10 a.m.; Wallonia Baptist: Wal- Road, Cadiz; James Pow Victory Fellowship: 16 Worship 11 a.m.; Church Prayer Meeting Morning Worship 8:30 Sunday School 10 a.m.; lonia community; Don ell, Pastor; Sunday School Tobaccoport United Court St., Cadiz; Bro. Training 6 p.m.; Wednesday 7 p.m. a.m. and 11 a.m.; Worship 11 a.m.; Church Mock, Pastor; Sunday 10 a.m.; Morning Wor Methodist: Tobaccoport Jesse Frye, Pastor, Sun Evening Worship 7 p.m.; South Road Missionary Wednesday Bible Study 7 Training 6:30 p.m.; School 10 a.m.; Morning ship (1st, 2nd and 4th community; Joe H . day School 10 a.m.; Wor Wednesday Evening B aptist: Hwy. 139 S; Worship 11 a.m.; Train p.m. Worship 7:30 p.m.; Cerulean Methodist: Hop Sundays) 11 a.m.; Third James, Pastor; Sunday ship Service 11 a.m.; Wednesday Prayer Ser Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. Jimmy Oliver, Pastor; ing Union 6 p.m.; Sunday 9 a.m.; UMYF kinsville Road,Cerulean; School 5:30 p.m.; Sunday Night worship 6 vice 7:30 p.m. Locust Grove Baptist: Sunday School 10 a.m.; Evening Worship 7 p.m.; (2nd and 4th Sundays) 7 James Powell, Pastor; Worship Service 6 p.m. p.m.; Thursday Night Cadiz Baptist: 82 Main St., Hwy. 272 E; Mark Preaching 11 a.m.; Wednesday Evening p.m.; UMW (2nd Morning Worship 10 every Sunday evening. • Worship 7 p.m. Cadiz; Harold Skaggs, Johnson, Pastor; Sunday Prayer Meeting 5:30 Worship 7 p.m. Wednesday evening) 7 a.m.; Sunday School 11 Pastor; Sunday School School 10 a.m.; Morning p.m.; Preaching 6 p.m.; p.m. CHRISTIAN a.m.; UMYF (2nd and 4th CHURCH OF CHRIST 9:30 a.m.; Morning Wor Worship 11 a.m.; Church Wednesday Mid-Week METHODIST O a k la n d United Sunday) 7 p.m.; UMW Cadiz Christian: 31 Main ship 10:45 a.m.; Church Training 5;30 p.m.; Service 7 p.m. Methodist: Oakland Bethel United Methodist: (3rd Wednesday Street, Cadiz; Dr. Tom Cadiz Church Of Christ: Training 7 p.m.; Evening Worship 6:30 South Union Baptist Church Road; Joe H. Bethel Church Road; Joe evening) 7p.m. Martin, Pastor; Sunday 1785 E. Main, Cadiz; Eu Evening Worship 6 p.m.; p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Church: Old Lock E Road; James, Pastor; Sunday H. James, Pastor; Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Morn gene Springer, Minister, Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. John M. Ahart, Pastor; School 9:15 a.m.; w o t - ing Worship 11 a.m.; Sunday Morning Wor Meeting 7 p.m. Maple Grove Baptist: Church Board 1st ship 9:30 a.m.; Bible Caldwell Blue Spring Maple Grove Road, Cadiz; Wednesday 7 p.m.; Study 10 a.m.; Sunday Baptist: Hwy. 276; Wayne Irvin Darnell, Pastor; Men's Christian Fellow Evening Worship 6 p.m.; Knoth, Pastor; Sunday Sunday School 10 a.m.; ship 2nd Wednesday 7 Wednesday Evening Bible School 10 a.m.; Morning Preaching 11 a.m.; \ MESSAGE p.m.; Women’s Chris Study 7:30 p.m. Worship 11 a.m.; Church Sunday Night Preaching tian Fellowship 2nd Joiner's Chapel Church of T raining 6 p . m . ; 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Wednesday 1:30 p.m.; Evening Worship '7 prfft.; Christ: Hwy. 139 S; Night 7 p.m. Family Fellowship Sup Richard Crutchfield, Mid W eek-Prayer '“‘“ Montgomery Elizabeth "'U S E A R fh T W BISE per last Wednesday 7 Minister; Bible Study 10 Service Wednesday 7 Baptist: Hwy. 68 E; Leon frem /im ^Phillips p.m. Calvary M issionary a.m.; Morning Worship Townsend, Pastor; Sun Roaring Spring Chris 11 a.m.; Evening Baptist: Hwy 274; Mar ® Copyright 1987 Rogers Sales • P.O. Box 505 • Joelton, TN 37080 day School 10 a.m.; tian: Roaring Spring Worship 6 p.m. 7:30 p.m. shall Fortner, Pastor; Morning Worship 11 community; Thomas R. Wednesday Service. Sunday School 10 a.m.; a.m.; Prayer Meeting 1 A H A B T A L S D Morning Worship 11 and Bible Study 7 p.m. Edwards, Pastor; Sunday PENTECOSTAL School 10 a.m.; Worship a.m.; Sunday Night Wednesday. T A T Cadiz Pentecostal: Hwy. Prayer Service 6:30 p.m.; 0 K E S N A H Service 11 a.m.; CWF 4th Mt. Pleasant Baptist: Blue 139 N Princeton Rd.; Wednesday Night Ser Thursday 2 p.m.; CMF Springs Road, Canton; N Z 1 M R 1 O V W A William Cunningham, vices 7:30 p.m. 2nd Thursday 7 p.m.; 1st Grandville Courtney, Pastor; Sunday School 10 Canton Baptist: Main St., Tuesday Trigg Manor Pastor; Sunday School A O 1 H T M 1 O J 1 a.m.; Morning Worship Canton; Ronnie Sivills, 6:30 p.m. 9:45 a.m.; Morning Wor WIN WIN 11 a.m.; Sunday Night Pastor; Sunday School 10 ship 10:45 a.m.; Evening D M R A O D K E E R Wallonia Christian Service 6 p .m .; a.m.; Morning Worship Worship 7 p.m.; Church: Hwy 276; Ivan Wednesday Prayer 11 a.m.; Church Train Wednesday Prayer A U M L P S A F H A Judd, Pastor; Sunday Meeting 7 p.m. ing 5:25 p.m.; Evening A A Meeting 7:30 p.m. School 10 a.m. Morning W o r ship 6 p.m.; B T O E R A H Q U H Worship 11 a.m.; New Pleasant Hill Wednesday Prayer New Hope Baptist: Hwy. Pentecostal: Hwy. 164; 525; Jimmy Gibbs, Pastor, Evening Worship 6 p.m.; Meeting 7:30 p.m. BIBLE U S A U L A R E R C BIBLE Wednesday Night Ser Wesley Hibbs, Pastor; Cerulean Baptist: Sunday School 10 a.m.; vice 6 p.m.; Christian Sunday School 10 a.m.; Cerulean community; Morning Worship 11 E H A 1 Z A H A A A Men's Fellowship 3rd Morning Worship 11 Eddie Smith, Pastor; a.m.; Church Training 6 Thursday 7 p.m.; a.m.; Youth Service 6 Sunday School 10 a.m.; p.m.; Evening Worship 7 L J E R E B O A M Z Women's Missionary p.m.; Evangelistic Ser Morning Worship 11 p.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting 4th Monday 7 vice 7 p.m.; Wednesday a.m.; Church Training 6 Meeting 7 p.m. p.m.; Church Board Worship Service 7 p.m.; p.m.; Evening Worship 7 Saturday Worship Ser New Jerusalem Baptist: 12 KINGS OF ISRAEL Meeting 4th Sunday 5 p.m.; Mid-Week Prayer vice 7 p.m. Service 7:30 p.m. 2550 Old Cadiz-Maggie HIDDEN M ESSAGE...... p.m.; Elders Meeting 5th Road; Jerry Turner, Pas Sunday 5:30 p.m.; Trigg Delmont Baptist: Shoney CHURCH OF GOD IN tor; Sunday School 10 Manor 3rd Tuesday 6 Oliver, Pastor; Sunday CHRIST a.m.; Morning Worship School 10 a.m.; Morning 11 a.m.; Evening Prayer A ... Worship 11 a.m.; Prayer Miracle Revival Center Service 5:30 p.m.; Group 5:30 p.m.; Evening OTHERS Church Of God In Christ: Evening Worship 6 p.m.; ' Words are spelled forward, backward, horizontally, vertically, W orsh ip 6 p .m .; 823 Maple Court, Hop Wednesday Worship 7 Cadiz Presbyterian Wednesday Evening 7 and diagonally, as well as up and down. kinsville; Robert Brown, p.m. Chapel: Services con Donaldson Creek Babtist: 2. All words are in a straight line, although the same letters may be Pastor; Sunday School 10 Oak Grove Baptist: Oak ducted at the Cadiz Chris Donaldson Creek Road; a.m.; Morning Service Grove Church Road; Hal used in more than one word. tian Church, 31 Main St., Dr. William B. Taylor, 12:00; YPWW 6:30; Sun Shipley, Pastor; Sunday 3. When all words are found, there will be a HIDDEN MESSAGE Cadiz; Dr. Tom Martin, Pastor; Sunday School 10 day Evening 7:30 p.m.; School 10 a.m.; Morning Supply Pastor; Sunday a.m.; Morning Worship Worship 11 a.m.; Church spelled out by the remaining letters. Bible Band Tuesday 7:30 11 a.m.; Evening W or Worship 8:30 a.m.; p.m.; Friday Service 7:30 Training 6 p.m.; RULES: Complete the above word search puzzle and mail it to: Church School 9:45 a.m. ship 7 p.m.; Wednesday Evening Worship 7 p.m.; p.m. Evening Service 7 p.m. Mid-Week Wednesday (Dje Cdabiz BRscorb Logos Christian Fellow East Cadiz Baptist: Glen Service 7 p.m. All correct entries will be placed in one box. A winner will be drawn ship: Services at the The Church Of God In dale Dr., Cadiz; O.D. Christ: Hwy. 139 N; Elder Rock Front Baptist: each month. American Legion Build Boyd, Pastor; Sunday Linton Road; Darrell ing, Whitecrest Hill, Clarence Siscney, Pastor, School 9:30 a.m.; Morn Walker, Pastor; Sunday Name...... Phone. Cadiz; Daniel Swartz, Sunday School 10 a.m.; ing Worship 10:30 a.m.; Morning Service 11 a.m.; School 10 a.m.; Morning Pastor; Sunday School Church Training 6 p.m.; YPWW 6 p.m.; Services W orship 11 a.m.; Address...... 9:45 a.m.; Morning Evening Worship 7 p.m.; 7:30 p.m.; Prayer Meet Evening Service 6:30 Worship 11 a.m.; Wednesday Prayer City...... State___ .Zip. ing and Bible Band p.m.; Prayer Meeting Evening Service 6 p.m. Meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday 7 p.m. Wednesday 6 p.m. To Place Your Ad Worship at the church of your choice On The Church Page dtahig Eecuti> Call 522-6605 Trigg Countv I^ rl Bank of Cadiz D a i r i i F a r m a o 0cink I ( M i Goodwin m e Q u e e n & Trust Co. 24-Hour Teller Machine 522-6021 "Since 1 8 9 0 " fdic Funeral Home Hwy. 68E 522-3058 Main SI. Cadiz, KY 5 2 2 -6 0 6 6 Complete Building Service & Supply Children's Clothes Boutique Pour/hce 1/4 Miles West of Cadiz Bailey Lumber Co. □ Hwy. 68 l. Cadi/ on Hwy 68 522 8527 522-6222 Cerulean Rd. Building Supply 15ft Oft] Hwy. 68 East 522-6035 522-3109 Shop Economy Cee Bee Stores Southern States CLYDE HITE piggly wiggly Lubricants & Fasteners Downtown Hopkinsville Cooperative 88/ For Tremendous Saving F O O D . Cadiz Branch Lubricants & Industrial Parts store hours: 5 2 2 ~ 3 7 6 7 Rt. 1 Box 255 6 a.m. to 10 , .m. S T O R E EoslMai„ Rt. 1 Hwy. 68 E 522-3416 Hwy. 68 E. CADIZ. KENTUCKY 42211 7 days a wee'& Cadiz, KY The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16. !988, B-5 .Medicare supplement coverage to be changed, says NAIC By Leonard J. Hansen cerns and questions. Mar- "Congress then asked the according to Marquardt, "We must stop the imple Hawley, 3800 Golf Lane, Las quardt’s department was inte insurance commissioner of "continues to be a challenging mentation of the new Catas Vegas, NV 89108. SPOKANE, WASH. - With grally involved in the devel each of the 50 states, through task. trophic Coverage legislation, opment of the new standards. our own NAIC, to bring our the intended federal imple "Expect your Medicare sup and tell Congress to go back to If you have a question "This is the first step made expertise and experience to mentation of the Catastrophic plemental insurance policies to work to design a new, equi you’d like answered, please to the development of national gether, so to develop new Care Coverage Act (HR 2470) be changed," the insurance table and effective bill," stated write Mainly For Seniors, standards for Medicare sup standards that could be appli on Jan. 1, 1989, insurance commissioner altered his se Hawley in an interview. Copley News Service, P.O. cable across the nation and in companies selling Medicare plement policies," Marquardt nior citzen audience. "Expect Information on SCACA is Box 190, San Diego, CA every state." W supplement insurance policies stated in the conference. notifiction letters both from available by writing Dan 92112-0190. to 70 percent of all people age "There have been wide vari The standards are not Medicare and from your insur 65-plus in the United States ances in policy standards from immediately applicable ance company and providers." will be working under a new state to state, and there have because each state has its own Petition Against HR 2470 What's cookin’ at the kitchen set of directions. been many changes in Medi- administrative and legislative Calling HR 2470 a "cruel The National Association of jurisdiction - but the hoax" on senior citizens, the The following is the menu or cake. Insurance Commissioners standards are in form for the Seniors Coalition Against the provided by the Senior Citi Thursday, November 24 - (NAIC), at the request of insurance commissioners to Catastrophic Act (SCACA) has zens Kitchen for the coming Closed. Congress, has developed a new enact where they can, and started circulation nationally week. Reservations must be Friday, November 25- a set of standards for coverage submit for legislative approval of a petition for repeal of the made one day in advance for Closed. w that will be accepted as a na where they must. legislation. The goal, according each meal. Please phone 522- Milk and choice o f coffee or tional basis for minimum cov Through HR 2470 there are to director Daniel Hawley of 8341 by 2 p.m. for reserva tea served daily with each erage and a schedule of vari some extensions of acute care Las Vegas, Nev., is to gain 1 tions. Menu subject to change meal. The Kitchen is located ances. coverage available to senior million bona fide voter signa Mainly for without notice. on Jefferson Street, behind the More than 1,100 senior citi citizens, but no long-term care tures before Dec. 15, 1988, Monday, November 21- courthouse. zens in Spokane, Wash., heard S e n io rs coverage as was expected by calling for the repeal of the Closed for cook and bus Special Note: A hot lunch this announcement from Dick senior leaders. The legislation legislation. training. meal is provided to the elderly Marquardta, insurance com care itself. The expansion of did not add areas of specific SCACA now has more than Tuesday, November 22 - 60 years of age and above at missioner for the state of Medicare enacted as part of health coverages, "so the de 20 volunteer chapters around Cheeseburger (lettuce,, onion Senior Citizen Centers Mon _ Washington, as part of a day- HR 2470, signed into law on sign of a standard for Medi the nation, all working to & pickle), cole slaw, baked day through Friday from 11 ™ long conference on senior con July 1, brought more changes. care supplemental coverage," challenge the legislation. beans, bun, catsup, mustard, a.m. to 12-noon. salad dressing, sugar cookie. Please make your reserva Racquetball 'vigorous* Wednesday, November 23 - tions the day before between Turkey and dressing, candy the hours of 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Racquetball is one of the put into the game. An hour of yams, grean beans, Only a donation is suggested most vigorous games played racquetball can even work the cranberry salad, pumpkin pie to defray the cost of a meal. today that not only requires heart and lungs enough to in high levels of energy, but also crease a person’s aerobic uses big muscle groups. Rac capacity. Tax-Aide helpers sought quetball can be played for Reacquetball is an aerobic competition and enjoyment as sports activity. This means Volunteers are needed to a recreation activity. short spurts of activity be ticipating in the Tax-Aide pro help older people with their tween serves that brings the gram should contact William Just The Facts On tax returns in the Tax-Aide heart rate up to a training M. Todd, 116 N. Yandell, Health and Fitness program sponsored by AARP Marion, Ky. 42064 or call 965- level. Racquetball can be used in Cadiz. 4653. £ | j| By Jeffery A. as an aerobic exercise if it is Bergholtz played at a high level and fast Persons interested in par pace. So not only can you enjoy Racquetball as a fitness ac playing a competitive sport but tivity is one of the best sports your body can reap the BUYING AIR-TIME: Sam Parker, left, president and general benefits from the exercise manager of the Jackson Purchase Broadcasting Company of Murray, available. It is not played con involved in the game. and his father, Joe Parker (far right), vice president, are shown handing tinuously, but intermittenly a check to Ed Fritts of Paducah for the purchase of WBLN-FM, a new with brief stops in between The great thing about rac 100,000-watt radio station in Murray. serves. It does require quetball is that it can be played year round. Racquet- ball is played indoors oh a spe TELEPHONE S.S. muscular endurance. cial four-walled court, so that Racquetball, if played at a snow, sleet, rain or hail cannot 0 By Gene Smith completed by mail.) high level of intensity, can be stop you from playing. It is a good idea for people in * changing name and ad one of the most beneficial ex If you’re interested in trying CONNECTION dress in Social Security the Trigg County area to call racquetball out, then clip this Social Security before taking records. ercises you can do. One hour of article out and bring it into the * reporting a change in racquetball burns around 450 the time to visit the office be Lake Barkley Fitness Center cause most business can be marital status. to 750 calaories. The amount you burn is all and we will give you proper in done over the phone. * reporting a lost or stolen structions, and one free hour Examples of the business check. based on how much effort you by of racquetball. that can be handled by phone * arranging for direct de K en Pow ers include: posit. Manager ^ * Applying for Social Secu- The telephone number of IT'S INCREDIBLE! Sale “ rity benefits. (A claim can be the Social Security office is 1- South Central Bell started over the telephone and 800-2345-SSA. A rechargeable Cos tom in-The- $ 3 8 9 Bnr hearing aid It's not often that prices go down? But since October 1, South IndividttalJaed to fit Central Bell has been charging lower monthly rates for local yoor hearing, that Reg. A JRewage from tfjs Htble gives maximum telephone service. : hearing assistance. $ 6 0 0 . 0 0 For Trigg County customers, the monthly rate for basic No batteries to boy residential service dropped to $11.17 from $11.41. The monthly or change. Tally w Month of Guaranteed for rate for basic business service dropped to $28.10 from $28.70. SCHEDULE one year. November Only! Those reductions are part of an incentive regulation plan Wonhlp-9:30 ua. The Eloctone Personal recently approved by the Kentucky Public Service Commission Bible Study.10:00 t .m . that provides both immediate and long-term benefits for telephone Lord1! Supper-11:00 a.m. LIGHTS THE Evening Wor«hlp^:00 p.m. customers. LAY - AWAY PLAN Wednesday Nigkt-7:30 pjn. In addition to lowering rates now, we've also guaranteed that C.S. Peterson, local telephone rates will not increase for at least two years. Hearing Aid Audiologist Incentive regualtion will let our Kentucky customers share in the Some years ago merchants conceived and put into opera gains we achieve through good management and cost control, and tion an ideal called "The Lay-Away Plan". The merchant agreed Western Kentucky help stabilize telephone rates into the 1990’s. to hold certain merchandise with the provision that the cus You may have heard that South Central Bell will soon introduce tomer make payments until a specified date at which time the Hearing Aid Center a newly designed customer bill in Kentucky. Trigg County m article or articles would be released for the use and enjoyment of customers should get their first look at the new bill in late ™ the buyer. Many have profited by this plan by the grace of the 406 North Main St. Hopkinsville, KY 886-9841 December or early January. owner of the business. Come in or call for appontment We've put a lot of time and effort into developing the new format We do not want to imply that the matter of eternal life for the bill - because that's what our customers wanted. is a commercial transaction. We cannot pay for it nor any of the We had heard from a number of customers that the current joys that go with it, and yet it is true that the Lord initiated a design of the bill makes it hard to read. That concerned us. We "lay-away plan" for the benefit of all who obey Him, long before All Are Invited believe that understanding your bill is basic to understanding how man ever tried such an idea in the business world. It was the To The to do business with us. We decided that we needed to redesign the apostle Paul who wrote "Henceworth there is laid up for me a format of the bill. And in putting it together we listened to our cusotmers' suggestions. crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, Annual Community When the new bill appears in you mailbox, you'll see shall give me at that day, and not to me only, but unto all them improvements such as: also that love his appearing." 2 Timothy 4:8. So, all who "love his Thanksgiving Eve Service —An all-new, easy-to-read typeface. appearing" have a crown on the lay:away plan". Only those who -Larger pages. do the Lord's will could love His app taring. Those who fail to do -A summary of your charges on the front page. His will would surely dread His app saring. It will be time for -A tear-off form at the bottom of the front page to judgement, and too late for mercy, a . His second coming. return with your payment. Jesus Christ said, " In my father’s house are many -Bold, distinctive color stripes across the top of mansions....! go to prepare a place for you.... " John 14 2:3. "Ifye each page. love me, keep my commandments." John 14:15. All whokeep His When you receive the new bill for the first time, you'll also commandments have a mansion on the "lay-away plan". To receive a special insert explaining the various parts of the new bill and what they mean. If you have questions about your bill, the new encourage us to profit by this plan, Jesus said, "Lay up for design will list the numbers to call for help. yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust We hope you'll like the changes we're making in your telephone doth corrupt, and where break through and steal: for where your bill; we're making them because our customers asked for them. treasure is, there will your heart be also." Matthew 6:20-21. The * * * heavenly 'lay-away plan" is safe and secure. On behalf of the men and women of South Central Bell, I sincerely hope th_t he holidays bring happiness and that the new year brings peach and prosperity to you and your family. (Hahiz (HfyurrFi o f Qltjriai P.O. Box 1007 Cadiz, Ky 42211 South Central Bell Building Located At 1785 East Main © ______A BELLSOUTH Company 3 6 , The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988 Tradition with twist enlivens holiday fare By Maureen Clancy Combine sugars, spices, salt Mix together. Cut in butter flour until dough holds to and flour. with fingertips. Make well in gether. Form dough into Wolfgang Puck is a recent Whisk together eggs, mo center of flour mixture. Pour rounds, wrap in plastic wrap convert to the holiday of lasses, cream and bourbon. in egg yolks and cream. Using and chill. Thanksgiving. Combine with dry ingredients. fingertips, quickly work in Born and raised in rural Add pumpkin puree. Mix well. Austria, the internationally Strain. known chef had never heard of Blind bake tart shells. the celebration until he moved (Cover with pie weights and "the to the United States in 1974. bake until cooked, about eight SkottOjidet He is also a newcomer to the to 10 minutes.) glories of homemade pumpkin Line bottom of shells with _ Chet , pie. simple puree of cooked cran "When I first came here, I berries (adding a bit of sugar if PACdeht/.. went to a girlfriend’s grand desired). Fill shells with parents’ house for Thanksgiv pumpkin puree. Bake at 375 F ing dinner," said Puck. "I took for about 20 minutes, until set. Quick Snack Ideas the first bite of pumpkin pie If desired, leftover scraps of America's munch bunch is growing. Sales of potato chips, com and tortilla chips and other packaged snacks are reaching and said, ‘Oh, my God, that’s dough can be cut into shapes record highs as Americans satisfy their snack attacks. awful. I can’t eat that.’" and placed on the tart after Increased ownership of microwave ovens has helped fuel the With a laugh, Puck pointed snacking trend, offering a way to make some foods, like about 10 minutes of baking Campbell’s Cup two-minute microwavable soups, in a moment’s out that in Austria pumpkins time. notice. are like turnips — "We feed Interest in ethnic and regional American foods also has generated an array of new snacks. Nacho cheese dips and salsas them to the pigs." from the American Southwest, and Buffalo wings, spicy Today, the 39-year-old, Los chicken wings first popular in upstate New York, now are enjoyed throughout the U.S. Angeles-based super-chef cele Here’s a recipe for Chicken Wing Dingers, a variation on brates Thanksgiving like a na SUGAR DOUGH Buffalo wings, that was the grand prize winner in the recent Campbell’s Soup Makes Good Food recipe contest. This quick tive ("It’s one of the only holi 1 pound unsalted butter, and easy recipe was selected from among more than 30,000 days that we close Spago and slightly softened entries in the national contest and won $10,000 for 25-year-old Anthony DeSantis of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Chinois"); eats pumpkin pie, 3 1/3 cups (12 ounces) pastry The recipe uses a mixture of molasses, Campbell's dry onion pumpkin creme brulee and soup and recipe mix, hot pepper, taco and soy sauces and lemon flour juice as t marinade and baste for baked chicken wings. Tb pumpkin flan; and enjoys the 3 1/3 cups (12 ounces) all make this i scipe even easier, marinate the wings overnight and challenge of updating and en purpose flour bake just prior to what is sure to be a memorable occasion. livening traditional American - Chef Wolfgang Puck tastes spiced 3/4 cup (six ounces) sugar THANKSGIVING TREAT CHICKEN WING DINGERS turkey-day dishes. pumpkin puree for a Thanksgiving Day tart. CNS photo by Dave 3 egg yolks At Spago, his West Holly 1 pouch Campbell’s Onion 1 to 2 teaspoons hut. pepper Siccardi. 2 tablespoons heavy cream Soup and Redp< Mix sauce wood restaurant (Chinois is in laughed. "She said since we al baby vegetables, Puck’s first Cut butter into large pieces Yl cup molasses Yl cup lemon juice Santa Monica), Puck has of love was baking. % cup soy sauce 18 chicken wings (about 3 ready had fancy vegetables, it and places pieces in bowl of / cup taco sauce pounds) fered a pumpkin tart with a was time for baby turkey. The "I used to love to bake as a electric mixer fitted with pad thin layer of homemade cran guests were shocked." child because I liked to eat all 1. In large bowl, combine all ingredients except chicken wings. dle or dough hook. Add chicken wings; toss to coat well. Cover; refrigerate at berry marmalade topped with Puck’s recipe for pumpkin the sweet things," said the Add pastry and all-purpose least 2 hours or overnight. cinnamon ice cream and hot tart doesn’t need a world-class man whose mother cooked pro flours, salt and sugar. Mix on 2. In 15- by 10-inch jelly-roll pan, place chicken wings and caramel sauce. He loves to ex chef to pull it off. The sweet fessionally in an Austrian ho low speed until butter is marinade in single layer. . 3. Bake >t 400°F. for 45 minutes, basting occa u> ally. Makes periment with sweet potatoes, pastry dough can be made in tel. evenly distributed throughout 4 serv. ig.r. creating thin, deep-fried, the food processor and rolled "But my father was always flour. Appetizerl : Cut wings in 3 pieces, reserving t.ps or another use. cayenne-dusted potato chips out in any pie plate or in indi against my cooking; he Add egg yolks and cream. and tossing them in salads for vidual metal tins. thought it was just for Continue to mix on low speed I MANUfACTUMR COUPON | EXPIRES 12-31-88 | crunch and color. (He stressed that the crust women," added Puck. "He until dough pulls away from And he has taken to topping for inividual tarts must be wanted me to be a mechanic." sides of bowl. pizzas with turkey sausage, rolled out thin so that the final Here are Puck’s recipes for Remove dough and divide SAVE 250 ■ fresh herbs, garlic, tomato and product is not too doughy.) some holiday favorites. into 2 pieces. Flatten each on one box of cheese. Even brussels sprouts After the piecrust is pre piece into six-inch round. have received a new look — baked, it is spread with a sim PUMPKIN PIE Wrap in plastic and chill for at ^(wtpSdli^ quickly boiled, then sauteed ple marmalade of cranberries 6 individual tart shells least two hours or overnight. Onion Soup and R ecipe M ix made with Sugar Dough CONSUMER: One coupon per puichase Good only on product indicated Consumer pays any sales tax with chopped onion and and a bit of water ("the Use as needed. Dough will re GROCER: Redeem on terms stated tor consumer upon purchase ol product indicated ANY OTHER USE CON STITUTES FRAUD For reimbursement ol tace value plus 8C mail to CAMPBELL SOUP pancetta. slightly sour taste is nice with 2 cups fresh pumpkin puree main fresh for two or three COMPANY. Dept. 5901, El Paso, Teias 79966. Failure to produce on request invoices ______3/4 cup dark brown sugar proving purchase of stock covering coupons may H I . M I t N l . H n r f t l . But Puck feels there is a lot the sweeter pumpkin flavor"). days in refrigerator or wrap void all coupons submitted Void it taxed restnc J J j U U U J j l _ J L . u j j ted. prohibited or presented by other than retailers more to Thanksgiving than The traditional pumpkin- 1/4 cup sugar securely in plastic, then in foil, of our products Cash Value f/K X N good food. brown-sugar-eggs mixture is 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and it will keep frozen for two L land J "The whole family occasion spiked with bourbon and 1 teaspoon gingex™!. to three months. is much more important than added to the pastry shell. Af 1 teaspoon nutmeg Dough may also be made in how the turkey tastes," he ter the pie is partially cooked, 1 teaspoon ground cloves a food processor using same said. "I like the fact that all it can be trimmed with decora 1 tablespoon flour technique, but make half a the foods go together and that tive bits of leftover dough. 1 teaspoon salt batch at a time for best re everybody sits down together A hot caramel sauce, 3 eggs sults. at the same time. That’s so scented with bourbon and 1 tablespoon molasses To prepare dough by hand, rare these days." pumpkin pie spices, is served 1 3/4 cups cream place flours, sugar and salt in Puck recalled fondly with the tart. 2 tablespoons bourbon large bowl or on work surface. Thanksgiving dinners he Pecan pie, dressed up with shared with his wife Barbara caramel sauce and rum-fla LazarofF, the savvy, exuberant vored whipped cream, is an designer and lighting expert other Puck Thanksgiving who designed Spago and Chi dessert favorite. nois. Though he is now best "One year we invited friends known for his trendy pizzas, and she presented one beauti way-out pastas and clever Single Bacon ful, tiny quail on a platter," he ways with salad greens and Cheeseburger 9 9 0 A 75 \fcar Tradition O f Being The Untraditional Thanksgiving M ed . Who makes more home loans than anyone else? Field TheTaste\5uVe GrownTo Love. D a i r y DRIVE IN WINDOWS Q u e e n FREE PARKING 'The Family Financial Center' $ 1 .0 0 O ff Field Boneless Hams. GROCER: This coupon is valid only towards the purchase of any Field Kentuckian Ham. Field Finest Baked Ham or firs t Federal the Field Boneless Pre-SItced Ham. We will redeem this cou pon plus 8 cents for handling when the terms of this offer Savings & Loan Association WE TREAT YOU ITSHT have been complied with by you and the consumer For reimbursement mail to Field Packing Company. CMS. Dept. 35600,1 Fawcett Drive. Del Rio.TX. 78840 We will not Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42210 honor redemption through distributors of our merchandise. oao-aan oas-nai Invoices proving purchase of sufficient stock to cover cou pons presented for redemption must be shown upon request. 1101 South Main 3213 LaFayette Itond Any sales tax must be paid by the consumer. Limit one coupon redemption per purchase. Void where prohibited, licensed, taxed or restricted by law or when presented con Hwy. 68 East 522-3058 Cadiz, Ky. trary to the terms of the offer. OFFER EXPIRES 2/28/89. . I rMANUFACTUEA S COUPON | OFFER EXPIRES 35600-1098 The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988, B-7 FUANC'S C NIWTON M ill IMJI NEWTON A KEM. P.S.C. MIMIC* A h IWON IM T IIV T I O* RATM O N O W. 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B E By Gene Smith To Che Membera of the Board of Education ACADEMIC HALLMARKS * 5 5 8 . 5 0 Trigg County Board of Education ACADEMIC INDUSTRIES *<♦2.90 Cadiz, Kentucky ACH SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. *1 , 34 7 . 5 8 The recent report of the AGNES RADFORD * 2 3 . 9 6 AGRIDATA RESOURCES, INC. *<♦13.80 Disability Advisory Council Ve have exaained the financial atatcaents o f the General Fund, Special * 7 0 . 6 8 AIMS EDUCATION FOUNDATION should prove helpful for the Voted Building Fund, Foundation Prograa Capital Outlay Fund, Bonded Debt and A L M A S A R I K * 1, 3 0 0 . 0 0 A L A N B A K E R *<♦20.21 disabled. The report strongly In terest Redemption Fund, C afeteria Flan Escrow Fund, A c t iv it y Funds, S o c ia l ALLEN PERRY * 3 0 . 0 0 Security Revolving Fund, County Retireaent Revolving Fund, Unemployment Insurance ALLEN'S LOCK S. KEY SERVICE * 5 9 9 . 2 8 urged that Social Security dis Fund, Blue Cross - Blue Shield Summer Deduction Fund, Grant Funds, Lunchroom Fund, ALLIED INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA *1 , 94 6 . 3 5 ability programs need to be ALLSTATE INS/DRUG FREE KI * 2 9 . 9 5 and Bonded Debt and Lease Obligations Croup of Accounts o f the Trigg County Board ALL-STATE FORD TRUCK INS * 2 0 , 8 7 9 . 0 0 "restructured to give a high of Education as of June 30, 1988, and for the year then ended, as liste d in the ALMEGA GROUP, INC. * 1 4 0 . 0 0 priority to encouraging benefi AMERICAN ELECTRIC *<♦96.32 foregoing table of contents* Our exaaination was made in accordance with generally AMERICAN GUIDANCE * 4 4 . 48 ciaries to work than to accepted auditing standards and the standards for financial and compliance audits AMERICAN LEGION SWIMMING POOL * 2 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 * E 4 5 .00 declaring them unable to contained in the Standards for Audit « f Governmental. Organization*.— Programs» AMERICAN RED CROSS-TRIGG AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL * 2 2 8 . 0 0 work." Many people on dis A ctivities and Functions, issued by the U. S. General Accounting O ffice and the ANDREA DUNN * 2 2 5 . 0 0 ANGELA THOMAS * 2 0 2 . 1 6 ability can work with the audit requirements prescribed by the Kentucky State Committee for School D istrict * 4 1 . 4 8 A N N T A Y L O R proper support services, and Audits in "Procedures for Auditing Local School Districts" Fiscal Records" snli ANNETTE SKINNER * 8 9 9 . 5 8 accordingly, included such tests o f the accounting records and such other auditing APPLE COMPUTER, IN * 4 9 4 . 18 they should be encouraged to *<♦9, 15 3 . 5 0 procedures as ve considered necessary in the circumstances* APPLE COMPUTER INC. do so, the council agreed. ARATEX SERVICES, INC. *1 , 45 6 . 5 0 AREA It. SPECIAL OLYMPICS * 5 6 8 . 2 5 The advisory council was Our examination did not include the Board's (1 ) property and equipment AREA FILM LIBRARY * 5 5 7 . 0 0 appointed by Health and Hu AREA SUPPLY CO., INC. *<♦0.26 group of accounts, and (2) inventory accounts* except to the extent that ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CONFERENCE * 2 5 . 0 0 man Services Secretary Otis transactions with such funds and accounts are included in the accompanying ASSOCIATED BATTERY * 1 4 9 . 8 3 ASSOC. SUPERVISION CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT * 8 0 1 . 9 5 R. Brown to study the disabil financial statements. * 1 , 6 2 0 . 2 0 ATHENS PAPER COMPANY ity program. Of the more than ATLANTIC COLORFORMS, INC. * 3 3 . 9 4 As described in Hote 1, the Board's policy is to prepare its financial AUDREY CARR WHITE * 3 . 6 8 50 recommendations the coun AUERBACH PUBLISHERS * 1 49 . 7 6 cil made, one of the most re statements on the basis of accounting practices prescribed by the Kentucky AUGUST J. PISA * 3 , 1 4 3 . 0 1 Department of Education for local school d istricts* These practices d iffe r in some A.M. ELECTRIC CO., INC. * 2 5 2 . 5 7 markable is that the work in * 1 , 7 6 8 . 0 3 respects from generally accepted accounting principles. Accordingly, the A.W. PELLER &. ASSOCIATES centives provisions of the law BABETTE LARSON * 1 5 0 . 9 0 accompanying financial statements are not intended to present financial position and BAKER AND TAYLOR * 8 , 3 5 6 . 0 8 should be strengthened and results of operations in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles. BALFOUR * 6 9 7 . 4 1 BARBARA ANDERSON * 1 1 4 . 9 9 marketed as an important part BARKLEY LAKE WATER DISTRICT ♦ 7 5 . 0 0 of the disability program, not * 2 6 . 6 2 In our opinion, the accompanying financial statements present fairly the BARNELL LOFT.LTD BARRY'S SEWING MACHINE * 3 4 0 . 7 3 just as technical details. Most assets, liabilities, and fund balances arising from cash transactions of the Board BECKLEY CARDY * 3 2 0 . 6 5 of the incentives were added to as of June 30, 1988, and the cash receipts and disbursements for the year then B E C K Y G I N N * 3 0 . 9 9 B E D E T E C H * 6 7 . 5 0 the law since 1980, although ended, on the basis of accounting described in Note 1 which has been applied in a BEN HELEN BURKEEN * 7 5 . 2 3 some date back to the begin BEREA COLLEGE PRESS * 1 9 . 5 2 manner consistent with that of the preceding year. ning of the Social Security dis BETTY FITZWATER * 3 3 4 . 5 8 BIG APPLE ENTERTAINMENT * 8 7 5 . 0 0 ability program in 1955. Our examination was made for the purpose of forming an opinion on the basic BIG RED APPLE CLUB * 6 9 . 2 0 financial statements taken as a whole- The supplemental schedules and supporting BINSWANGER GLASS * 5 5 2 . 3 4 In general, the work incen information are presented for purposes of additional analysis and have been BLEIDTS PHARMACY * 1 , 7 4 9 . 9 1 tives provisions are designed BLUE CROSS HOSPITAL PLAN (COBRA) *<♦73.16 subjected to the auditing procedures applied in our examination of the basic BLUE GRASS BUS BODY SALES *<♦8.56 to extend cash benefits and financial statements and, in our opinion, are fairly stated in all material respects BMI EDUCATIONAL SERVICES * 1 2 3 . 9 4 medical coverage to disabled BOB CASSITY * 7 2 8 . 3 2 in relation to the basic financial statements taken as a whole. BOOK DISTRIBUTION CENTER * 6 1 . 5 5 people who attempt to work BOWMAN DISTRIBUTOR * 4 0 . 8 0 until they have proven they NEWTON & KEM, F .S.C . BOYD'S AUTO PARTS * 7 2 1 . 2 1 BRAID ELECTRIC * 7 , 7 7 2 . 5 4 can work on a regular basis. BRENDA SOUTHWICK * 9 9 1 . 7 1 BRENDA THOMASSON * 1 , 9 6 2 . 1 2 They include: BRIDGES AUTO RECYCLING * 3 5 . 0 0 * a trial work period for up C ertified Public Accountants * 4 8 0 . 3 0 BRITANNICA-JAMES W. HICKS to nine months (not necessar September 23, 1988 ily consecutive) during which a person can keep all earnings and still receive monthly bene TR1CC COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION fits and Medicare. COMBINED STATEMENT OF ASSETS* LIABILITIES* AND FUND BALANCES * an extended 36-month pe AR1S1NC FROM CASH TRANSACTIONS riod of entitlement, following Jun« 30. 1988 the trial work period, during which a disabled beneficiary Foundation Bonded Blue Cross Bonded Debt can receive benefits for any Special Program Debt and Social County Blue Shield nnd Lease Voted Capital Interest Security _ Retirement...... 'nemploywnt Summer month during which he or she Central Building Outlay Rcdcnption Revolving Revolving Cafeteria Obligations Totals Fund Fund Fund Insurance Deduction Plan Escrow' Crant Lunchroom Activity Croup of (Memorandum does not eai;n over $300 a Fund Fund £ufid -Euad • I u lA. Fund Funds Fund Funds Account, finli) Assets and Resources: month. Cash and Cash Equivsl $ 769,605 $172,002 $266,236 $ 520 $ - o - - 0 - - 0 - * Medicare may continue for Accounts Receivable 97,822 -0- - 0 - $ 20,662 8 29,570 8 78,657 $122,536 $ -o- $1,659,786 -0- - 0 - - 0 - - 0 - Due from Other Funds - 0 - - 0 - -0- -0- 63,034 3,817 - 0 - 16,320 -0- -0- 116,162 -0- - 0 - - 0 - up to 39 months after the trial Investments, Summer - 0 - -0- -0- 80,519 -0“ -0- -0- 127,370 Payroll 301.631 -0- work period. -0- - 0 - - 0 - - 0 - - 0 - - 0 - -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 301,631 Total Assets $1,211,892 $175,819 * certain work expenses re $266,236 $ 520 $ - 0 - - 0 - - 0 - $ 20,662 $110,089 $ 96,977 $122,534 $ -o- $2,002,729 lated to the disability may be Amounts to be Provided From Future Revenues: (Note 2) deducted in figuring earnings For Retirement of Bond Principal - 0 - - 0 - - 0 - that count towards substantial - 0 - - 0 - For Retirement of Bond -0- -0- -0- -0- 890,000 890,000 Interest ___ gainful activity. --flr -0- -o- -0- -o- 125.192 125,192 * if a person in an approved Total Assets & Resources vocational rehabilitation pro S,I,2n .892 ?,17P,81 p $266.236 $ 520 $ -0- $ -Q- _-a- 8 20,662 $110,089 8.9*,977 8122.534 81.015.192 83.017.921 gram medically recovers, bene Liabilities and Fund Balances: Liabilities: fits may continue until the Accounts Payable $ 16,387 $ -0- $ 61,730 $ program is completed. 520 $ - 0 - - 0 - -0- Accrued Salaries Payable 301,631 -0- $ -0- $ -0- 8 1,051 $ 765 8 -0- $ 80,653 -o- -0- -o- -0- Due to Other Funds 86,336 -0- -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- 301,631 There are other similar pro -o- - 0 - -0- ’ayroll Withholding. -0- -0- 43,034 -0- -o- -0- 127,370 Payable -0- -o- visions that apply strictly to -c- - 0 - - 0 - Lease Obligations (Note -0- -0- -0- -0- -o- 2) ______=Cr - -0- -0- -0- - 0 - -0- -0- SSI recipients. People who -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- 1,015,192 1,015,192 Total Liabilities $ 402.154 $ -0- $ 61.730 $ want more information on _i2fl 8— rft- $ - 0 - 8 -0- 8 43.034 8— 1 ,o?i s______m . SI .01?,19? 81.524,446 Fund Balances : these or the SSI provisions Unrestricted $ 809,738 $ -0- $ -0- $ -0- $ Restric ted $ - 0 - - 0 - -0- 8 -0- $ -0- should call 1-800-2345-SSA. ------a t 175.819 204,506 $ -0- $ -0- $ -0- $ 809,738 — -o- -0- -0- . 7 P . W . 67,0» _i3>22$ 121.769 -0- 683.737 Total Fund Balances $ $175.819 _Q_ -889.738 $204,506 S--.rO- 8 20,662 8 87.855 8-93.928 8121.769 8______rfir $1,493,475 Total Liabilities Seedlings and Fund Balances S1.21I.892 8-175.819 $ 520 $ -0- S 20.662 $— -g- $110.089 9 A 1 2 7 $122.536 $1.of?.192 $3.017.921 readied The accompanying notes are an integral part of theoe financial statements. TRICC COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION to plant JMB1NED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS For the School Year Ended June 30, 1988 County Ranger Donnie Sny der said it is now time to begin Foundation Bonded Blue Croaa planning for fall tree planting Special Program Debt and Social County Blue Shield Voted Capital Interest Security Retirement Unemployment Cafeteria Total, programs. The Kentucky Divi Ceneral Building Outlay Redemption Revolving lving Insurance Deduction Plan Escrow Crant Lunchroom Activity (Memorandum Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund nd Xuad Fund Fund Fund, l a W Funds Only) sion of Forestry is now ac Cash and Cash Equivalents cepting orders for tree Julv 1. 1987 $ 706.820 $ 1 6 M 2 ? 8440,610 8 1.746 ?___ m _ u s $ -U* $ 481 8 18.376 8 1.494 S 94.072 8 97,013 81.527.470 seedlings for fall planting. Receipts: Revenue from Local These seedlings will be Sources $ 427,345 $227,660 $ 62,917 $ -0- $ -0- -0- 8 -0- $ -0- 8 471 $ -0- $153,653 $365,387 $1,237,213 Revenue from State lifted at the nurseries and de Sources 3,599,606 -0- 176,580 -o- -o- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 179,109 -o- 3,955,295 Federal Aid Through livered the end of November or State 30,893 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- -0- 30,893 first of December depending Revenue Direct from Federal Sources 632,869 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- —0— 632,869 on the weather. Orders should Non-Revenue Receipts 42,015 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 62,015 Clearing Accounts and be placed as soon as possible Transfers 1^124.828 -0- 225.375 -0- -0- _-2- -0- 128.357 474.737 -0- -0- 1.953.297 for fall planting. Total Receipts $5.657.556 8227.440 U29.49J 892?.? 7i 8____ rfiz _=&L 8____ -=fi= $ -0- $128,828 $365.387 $7.651.582 842*J22 8332.762 Information on species, Disbursements: Administration $ 189,729 $ -0- $ -0- 8 -0- $ -0- -0- 8 -0- $ -0- 8 *1 $ 25,793 8 -0- , -0- $ 215,563 number of trees needed, and Instruction 3,229.553 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 337,840 -0- -0- 3,567,393 planting instructions can be Attendance Services 40,719 -0- -0- -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 60,719 Health Service for obtained from Donnie Snyder Schools 10,000 -o- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 10,000 Pupil Transportation 318,408 -0- -o- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 954 -0- -0- 319,362 at 924-5087 or the Western Operation of Plant 362,720 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 688 -0- -0- 363,408 Maintenance of Plant 128,055 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -o- -0- “0— 7,318 -0- -0- 135,373 District office of the Kentucky Fixed Charges 113,698 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 32,223 -0- -0- 145,721 Division of Forestry in May- Food Services 121 -0- -0- -0- w0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 3*8,177 -0- 348,298 Student Body Activities -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -o- 1,209 -0- 339,866 341,075 field at 247-3913. Capital Outlay 105,367 -0- 414,071 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -o- 23,769 -0- -o- 543,187 Community Service -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- -0- 16,867 -0- -0- 16,867 Debt Service -0- -0- -0- 226,603 -0- -o- -0- -0- -o- -0- -0- -0- 226,603 Advancement, Loans, Investments and -o- Transfers 1,094,621 225,375 -0- 386 169 166 681 124.501 -0- -0- -0- 1,445,697 Shop Total Disbursements $ ? J 91.21) 1225.375 6414.071 $226.603 8____ JS4 _ U 1 8____ U i 8____*81 8.124,542 $446,661 83*8,177 8339.888 87.7)9.268 GJljc fRccnrti Excess (Deficiency) of Receipts over Disbursement* S 64,785 -162) (8____ U * > (8____ *41) 8__4.246 $ 28.014 (8 15.415) 8 25.521 (8 67.684) Classifieds Cash and Cash Equivalents, June 30, 1988 S 769*605 $172*002 $268*236 S $20 $ -0- $_ -0- t $ "0- 8 20,662 S 29.370 8 78.657 8122-534 $1,459,786 The accompanying notes are an integral part of thase financial statements. — - Data substantiating thesejstatistics are included as a aart of the audit report, A copy of the audit report is available for apyj3D£.±o_J.issp£gt^at.jtheBoard office. ______ 4 a B-8, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16,1988 HENRY A. P E TT ER SUPP LY *9 04.73 NAT. COON. OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH *61. 85 HERITAGE PRINTING CO. *9 14 .0 0 NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL CO. *23,730.00 HI FI VILLAGE *18. 42 NAVY BRAND MFG. CO. *<♦38. 18 HIGHSMITH COMPANY, INC. *5 7 3 . 9 5 NCSI REGISTRATION (ASCD) *7 80 .0 0 Continued HILL MANUFACTURING CO. * 7 9. 90 NELSON GREEN *1 47.00 *102.24 BRODHEAD-GARRETT CO. *621 .80 HILMAN COLES *3 20 .0 0 NETWORK PUBLICATIONS *288 .25 *1 6 9 . 6 9 BRUCE PERKINS HOLCOMB’S EDUCATIONAL MAT *4 6 2 . 2 7 NETWORK PUB.-ETR ASSOC. *2 23 .5 2 BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS *360 .00 HOLIDAY INN b HO LI DO ME *3 49.97 NEW READERS PRESS * 5 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 BURNAM DOOR b GL AS S *7,488 .00 HOLTON DISTRIBUTORS *4 .5 0 NEWTON & KEM, PSC *<♦38.00 BUSINESS SOFTWARE *26 .94 HOME TOWN DECORATING *35. 00 NIMCO *84 . 95 *2 7 0 . 0 0 BUTTONWARE, INC. HOPKINSVILLE AUTO PARTS *2 7 1 . 8 5 NMSA ANNUAL CONFERENCE *44 . 14 *1 26 .7 5 BYERLY FORD,INC. HOPKINSVILLE CHRISTIAN COUNTY * 5 0. 00 NOEL CONCRETE S. EXC. CO. *186 . 98 * 3 , 3 8 0 . 0 0 BYTES b BOOKS PUBLISHING HOPKINSVILLE ELECTRIC MOTOR * t ,766.18 NUTRI-TURF, INC. *3,711 .65 *14. 50 CADIZ AUTO PARTS HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE MACHINE *7 55 .3 0 NYX INC *7,531 .69 *2 9 2 . 7 0 CADIZ CABINETS AND FRAMES HOWARD FLOOR SERVICE *1 8 , 6 5 0 . 5 5 OFFICE PETTY CASH *10 .94 *170.01 CADIZ DRYWALL CONTRACTORS HUGHES LEASING COMPANY *2 0 0 . 0 0 OFFICE SUPPLY HOUSE *35 .00 ♦27. 64 CADIZ FLORIST HYATT REGENCY/SAN FRANCISCO * 1 ,0 75 .0 0 OHIO BUS SALES ♦67 .87 *1 95.12 CADIZ IGA HYDRONIC SALES COMPANY *2 45 .0 0 OPEN COURT *141 .59 *1,265.61 CADIZ MOTOR COMPANY H.P. KOPPLEMAN * 6 4. 15 OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING *2,582 .04 *277.11 CADIZ POST OFFICE H.W. WILSON COMPANY ♦2 7 3 . 0 0 OPTION 2000 *2,334 .44 OUTREACH PROGRAM *<♦5.00 CADIZ RECORD I B M C O RP OR AT IO N *9 04 .0 0 *31 .56 OVERNIGHT TRANSPORTATION *1 78 .5 6 CADIZ THRIF-T DRUG, INC. IBM CORPORATION *1 ,5 5 2 . 0 0 .25 OWEN CARPET COMPANY * 7 t511. 95 CADIZ WATER &. SEWER DEPT. *11,212 IBM CORPORATION *3 8 , 6 6 6 . 5 0 *2,539 .75 O.M. ASSOCIATION *2 88 .7 0 CAGLE BUSINESS SYSTEMS INFORMATION POWER *15. 09 *363 .51 PACE LEARNING SYSTEM *1,854 .50 CAMBRIDGE INSTITUTE FOR ADVA. ED. M *27. 95 *251 .53 PADUCAH BD OF EDUCATION DATA PROCESSING *1 ,5 0 0 . 0 0 CAMBRIDGES HOME ECONOMICS INSTRUCTIONAL FAIR, IC. * 8 3. 05 *3,619 .95 *<♦3.50 CAMERA WORLD INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES *3 86 .4 0 PADUCAH SUN *1,015 .23 *2,445.74 CAREER AIDS, INC. INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACH. * 1 1 , 9 0 1 . 0 0 PAGE COM, INC. *98 .00 PARMAN OIL COMPANY *3 23 .6 0 CAREER TRACK, INC. INTERSTATE BATTERIES * 1 76 .8 5 *434 .40 *314.54 CAROL ALEXANDER IVANHOE COMMUNICATONS ♦77. 50 PATTY SHELTON .90 *31,194. 51 CAROL H. MART IN *25 J b L INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY * 1 ,1 40 .2 3 PAUL CLOUD AND ASSOCIATES *89.18 CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY *2,484 . OO *1 5 7 . 5 0 PAUL STALLONS J b S SOFTWARE *73.04 CAROLYN LAWRENCE *673 . oo *8 14 .9 7 PAYROLL ACCOUNT JACKIE OAKLEY *690.00 CAROLYN S. ASHBY *18 .07 *1 34 .6 5 PEBBLES HERNDON JAMECO ELECTRONICS *1 99 .8 5 CARPET OUTLET *31 . 18 *2 09 .1 9 PEGGY AMBERG JA ME S D. JONES *52.58 CARRINGTON DIST. CO. *721 .76 * 2 22 .6 5 PEGGY T. HENDRICKS JAMES EDWARDS ♦10,000.00 CASH REGISTER SALES CORP. *79 .32 b * 4 , 1 1 4 . 0 0 PENNYRILE DISTRICT HEALTH JAMES L. CHOATE SONS *1 ,8 87 .2 5 CASTING SPELLS COMPANY *13 .75 *1 ,1 6 0 . 7 6 PENNYRILE FIRE SAFETY JAMES M. WALLACE *<♦9. 45 CATHERINE BROADBENT *26 .64 * 2 35 .0 0 PENNYRILE HOME MEDICAL JAMES NEAL CUMMINS *162,301 .5 C o n t i n u e d TRIGG CO. BD OF EDUCATION CHAPTER I SI 17,792.50 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION CHAPTER I I SI 9, 61 7. 00 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION HANDICAPPED PRESCHOOLER SI3 , 00 0. 00 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION JTPA $<♦8,653.59 Ctmcatton TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION KIDS HAVING KIDS $ 1A , 693.08 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION metalworking S A A ,513.38 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION MIGRANT $ 1A , 9 1 9 . A2 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION PROJECT L INK $2 0, 30 0. 00 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION SECOND CHANCE $5 9, 87 0. 10 TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION STUDENT ASSISTANCE $3 9, 52 0. 00 $ 7 6 , 9 7 A .32 Student writes about addiction TRIGG CO. BD. OF EDUCATION VI -B TRIGG COUNTY FARMERS BANK $2 30 .0 0 TRIGG COUNTY HAM FESTIVAL $20.00 my life was headed down a line of coke, etc. I thought 1 blessings instead of my trou TRIGG COUNTY HIGH ANNUAL STAFF $170.00 Editor’s Note: The TRIGG COUNTY HIGH CAFETERIA $ 180 , <*25 . AO following article was written painful road before it had got was getting out of control and bles. I know where I belong TRIGG COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL $ 2 3 , 1A0.A8 ten too bad. I, too, had to "hit moved back to my Dad’s and that’s in NA, where I can TRIGG COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY $6 81 .0 7 by a Trigg County High School TRIGG COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL $1 0, 68 0. 20 student who wished to remain bottom," as they say in the thinking my location and his by myself and have true TRIGG CO-AMERICAN RED CROSS $A5.00 strict rules would get my life friends that understand me. TRIGG CO. BPW $4A0.00 anonymous. program. TRIGG CO. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL $2 5, 88 2. 75 I never used drugs socially; I under control again. With the people in NA I can TRIGG SUPPLY CO. $1 ,6 03 .2 6 find real freedom, the freedom TRIGG TABS $2 09 .2 2 It’s Okay to be Clean used as often and as much as I When trouble set in at t r o l l S2 A0 .6 5 could. I had been unhappy, Dad’s, I left. Four more times I of truth. Living a day at a time TROLL BOOK CLUBS $1 17 .9 5 UNITED EDUCATIONAL SERVICE $ 8 1 .3A My name is Faye, and I am lonely, and scared all my life moved back and forth between has changed my life. I UNITED LABORATORIES $1 50 .1 2 parents in two years. In that wouldn’t give it up or trade it UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY $895.00 an addict. It took me a long until I found drugs. I thought UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY (HOP. COMM. COLLEGE) $70.00 time to admit I had a problem that was the answer. I could two years, I had gotten sus for anything! Because without UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE $75.00 NA, I would not have any UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE $9 A0 .0 0 with drugs and alcohol. I be anything I wanted to be. pended from school twice, al UPSTART $7.95 thought an addict was some It began to be an awfully most "kicked out," started thing. U. S. GO V E R N M E N T BO OK ST OR E $20.00 U.K. COL. OF HOME ECONOMICS $25.00 one "shooting up coke" and painful answer as hangovers, stealing for my habit, and When the old thinking VALIANT $1 90.18 running to the bathroom to blackouts, trouble, and re tried to kill myself four times. comes back that "I’m not that VASCO, INC. $ 1 , A5A. 20 VERNON HENDRICKS $A .80 throw up their "guts." Now, I morse set into my life. It all My Dad sent me to a treat bad," I just remember "How VIRCO $2 ,3 18 .9 9 started when I moved to my ment center. They taught me bad does it have to get before I VIRGINIA ALEXANDER $29.50 know that I caught the dis VIRGINIA METAL INDUSTRIES $7 3, 06 9. 80 ease of addiction in its early Mom’s when I was 14. I tried how to help myself with the want to get better?" VISA $1 <4,059.3A Today, I live and it’s okay! VISUALON $32. 75 stages before it got "real" bad. my first drink, smoked my help of Narcotics Anonymous VOC. Sr. CENT. UNIVERSITY IF W I S C O N S I N $78. 65 I’m thankful that I saw that first joint, then that led to a (NA). Today, I’m counting my WALDENBOOKS STORF #A5A $101.21 WALT DISNEY/EDUCA. MEDIA $90.50 WAL-MART DISCOUNT $6 55.32 WANDA MEADOWS $ 1 , 19A.5A WARREN, GORHAM 8. LAMONT $ 116.88 WAYNE CORPORATION $18,7 6 A .2A Eighth-graders visit Hemitite Lake WEEKLEY READER $806.75 WELDERS SUPPLY $273.97 students. Each teacher had a how the pioneer wives made Curling, a native of Cadiz, WELLER APPLIANCE SERVICE $ 3 3.OA By Sheena Johnson WENGER CORPORATION $136.90 different station to show ex candles to light their houses. showed how the pioneers trav WEST KENTUCKY EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE $ 5 , A 5 6 .B6 WEST KENTUCKY OUTLET S6A.6C Friday, October 28, Trigg amples of how the pioneers Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Hendricks eled. Mr. Bill Stevens brought WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY $ A 2 .75. County’s eighth grade went to lived. and Mrs. Halfast showed them some of his foxes and minks to WESTERN KY GAS COMPANY $3 8, 85 5. 85 LBL’s Hemitite Lake for their Mrs. Tyler and Mr. Wallace how to make quilts and bas show how the pioneers used WIESER EDUCATIONAL INC $ 1 A3.00 W I LB UR F. BO GG ES S CH EV CO $39. 83 Pioneer Day field trip. cooked hoe cakes, hominy and kets. Mr. Hendricks showed the fur. The parents that went WILDCAT DEN BOOKSTORE $939.26 other foods the pioneers ate. how to tin punch. said they had a great time. WILDER MOTOR & EQUIPMENT $55.79 The field trip consisted of all WILLIAM CALL $200.00 the eighth-grade teachers and Mrs. Thompson showed them Besides the teachers, Mr. WILLIAM GLADDEN FOUNDATION $20. 00 WILLIAM PEACHER $3 0 6 . 8A WILLIS BURNAM BLDG. COT. $1 7, 05 1. 00 WILLIS JOHNSON, DR. $3 30.00 UK A A SA0. 00 School plan ’make it and take it' workshop WK D2 /W BZ D $110.25 WOODALL i QUINN $ A ,A 6 2 .65 WOODWIND CLINIC $372.00 A Make It and Take It games, flashcards, etc. materials to help your child. If between 6:30 and 8:30. There WORKMAN’S AUTO GLASS $3 93.55 Workshop will be held from This will be a great oppor- you can’t attend the entire, will be activities for all grade WORLD ALMANAC EDUCATION $156.06 WORLD OF PLASTICS, INC SA76.27 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Thursday, tunity to get ideas and make time, feel free to come anytime levels. WRIGHTS BUSINESS INC * $ 10,295.OA W.C. WHITE LUMBER COMPANY $38.66 November 17 at the Trigg W.H. FREEMAN & COMPANY $ 2 8 A .03 Cafeteria. YAMAHA MUSIC CORP. 111,082.97 Parents are invited to come 2ENGER VIDEO $ 17 A .16 Sixth-graders get Stuart's book ZEP MANUFACTURING CO. $A73.3A and make games and other $ 2 , 7 8 6 , A 16.09 educational activities to use Author and educator Jesse problems. 89. The project’s goals include with their children at home. Stuart knew that one of the Recognizing the impact of providing every sixth-grade The school furnishes materi best ways to educate young Jesse Stuart’s books, Kentucky public school student in Ken als. Teachers will be there to sters was to make learning Jaycees President Archie tucky with a copy of Jesse SALARIES PAID BY THE TRIGG COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION assist with ideas, patterns, ex fun. His books for children are Hicks announced that the Stuart’s book, A Penny’s Worth amples, and making the characterized by simple story board of directors will run The of Character while also pro CERTIFIED PERSONNEL $3,208,901.08 lines and a common sense, Jesse Stuart Book Project as a moting adult literacy. humorous approach to life’s BOARD MEMBER PER DIEM 4,720.00 statewide program for 1988- SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS 59,999.03 A d d i t i o n s CLASSIFIED SALARIES 618,841.20 to school's TOTAL SALARIES $3,892,461.31 vUJ: r eidd.. XQQlu. 31 i i.__. h o n o r r o ll The Financial Statement of the Trigg County School District, Trigg County Elementary Cadiz, Kentucky, is based upon the following evidence; Bank School has added two names to Statements, Ciaim Sheets, Approved Bills, Cancelled Checks, on file in the Superintendent of Trigg County Schools Office. its honor roll. They are Jesse Signed: John W. Randolph, Superintendent Ezell and Reed Ginn. Peggy T. Hendricks, Treasurer Both students earned all A’s Donnie Pogue, Chairman and B’s and are enrolled in Penny Oakley’s fourth-grade class. psssssssssssssasssssssssss& sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss& sssssssssssss?. To the Voters in Bethesda, Cerulean, Wallonia District IV area, Mike, Cynthia, Jessica and Chelsey Allen says!! Thank you for your Vote and Support! Paid for by the candidate Mike Allen Treasurer-Cynthia K. Allen SAVE CORN-AUSTIN PRE-HOLIDAY 20%-50% '"■Ladies BLOW-OUT THERE’S ALWAYS MORE SO DON’T MISS IT! LARGE GROUPS ENTIRE SELECTION TRIANGLE COORDINATED SPORTSWEAR GENERRA JONES OF NEW YORK & MORE 30% OFF 25% OFF EVEN THE SMARTEST KID IN THE CLASS JEANS CAN HAVE TROUBLE READING AND W RITING. MTIRE SELECTIO GUESS PEPE BIS LANNAN CODE BLEU 20% OFF SWEATERS ANN W. 20% OFF I.B. DHIVSION DRESSES & MORE LARGE SELECTION, GREAT LOOKS *NEW ARRIVALS IN 25% OFF Christian County Association for OFF BARGAIN BASEMENT 20% ESPRIT ENTIRE SELECTION ST. MICHEL Specific Perceptual Motor Disabilities LEATHERS & SUEDES ESPRIT CAMBRIDGE ASST. SKIRTS & PANTS ST. MICHEL CODE BLEU Information on learning disabilities, screenings, testing assistance, and program BLOWOUT enrollment may be obtained by calling: Ruth Lature 885-3127 C h e ry l Sm ith 439-4898 (local call) (i B IO. The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16,1988 it's on the record District Court Lake Barkley. Gray's Hillview Subdivision. Sara J. Combest to Donald I. Lynn Waller to Dillman R. & Louise Lawrence; Lot 107 Recorded Nov. 10 Gasthof, Inc. to Walter D. Joan Green Jeffrey to Billy Horn & Martha C. Horn; Lot Anderson & Jacqueline Lynn in James Stallons Hillview The following fines do not King & Doris June King; P. Laster & Nancy C. Laster; 11 Lacy Subdivision. Anderson; Lot 43 in James Subdivision. include the $42.50 or $47.50 land located in East Cadiz in tract on west side of Lake Mike Oakley & Maria K. Stallons Hilliview G arland O. Blane to court costs as assessed by the the M.C. Braboy Addition. Barkley State Park access Oakley to H. B. Q uinn, Subdivision. Garland O’. Blane & Levora state. Gilda R. Marcolini to Elbert road & on east side of Blue Trustee; tract 1 located on University of Louisville Blane; Lot 2 located on north Leo Vaught & Wilda Fay Springs to Canton Road north side of KY 272 Foundation Inc. to Cadiz- side of Cadiz-Pee-Dee Road. Anthony L. Wells, Vaught; Lot 144 in Unit I in approximately 4 miles from approximately 4.2 miles west Trigg VFW Post 7890; Lot 48 Containing 16.5 acres. containing 1/4 acres i n Hopkinsville, drinking in a the Cumberland Shores Canton. Containing 29 5 of Cadiz, 3 miles W. of Marriage License Reynolds Addition. public place, $25. Subdivision. acres. Mershones Bridge.Tract 2 Lot Recorded Nov. 10 Steven Marchman, Ft. James Stallons & Zelma W illiam E. F uller & 117 on the Plan of Blue Harold M. Gamblin Jr. to Campbell, speeding, $64.50, Stallons to Marvin G. Dixon, Loretta G. Fuller to Westvaco Springs Shores. Joe F. Sloan & Carolyn Elizabeth Marie Mills to no operators license i n Jr. & Helen S. Dixon; Being Corporation; land located on Thomas E. White & Shirley Sloan; land lying in eastern Patrick Royce Curtis. possession, dismissed. lot 102 in the James Stallons northernly side of Old G. White to Harold Graves Jr. portion of Trigg County near Gina Renee Hillman to Ricky L. Petty, Cadiz, Hillview Subdivision. Lindton Road running by the & Patricia Graves; Lot 27 Caledonia on Sinking Fort Barry Keith Allen. operating on suspended Arnold Borders & Julia A. firetower to Linton to way of Block D of Blue Springs Creek & a dry branch of Mary Juanita Nord to operator's license, $25. Borders to John Herzog & R. C. Nunn residence. Estates Subdivision. Sinking Fort Creek. Stewart Ungard. Donna P. Valentine, Thelma Herzog; beginning at Bonnie C. Conlan & J.K. Curtis H. Frazier & Judith James Stallons & Zelma Nancy Lou Birdsong to Dawson Springs, DUI 2nd a stake on the new public road Conlan to John D. Broadbent M. Frazier to Jerry Hargrove Stallons to Prentice Lawrence Edward Scott Johnston. offense, $350, 7 days in Co. leading from Boyd's to & Karon E. Broadbent; Lot 53 & Lisa Hargrove; Lot 17 in Jail, credit for 1 day served. Craig's Branch. Containing 1 E Canton Heights Estates James Stallons Hillview Kerry W. Tyler, Cadiz, 1/2 acres. Subdivision. Subdivision. theHSUEH s TO CADIZ criminal mischief on 3rd Jacob Bond & Helen L. John C. Sager & Katie M. June C. Osbourne to Riley degree, 30 days in Co. Jail, Bond to Lillian Evans Sager to Lynn Waller & Johnson & Rose Johnson; "The Growing Community” pay restitution. McCafferty; Lot 88 Unit I o f Donald K. Thomson & Carol land located in 6th Deed Transfers LBL Gateway Subdivision. D. Thomson; Lots 132, 133 o f M agisterial District 'The Growing Community" Recorded Oct 21 The V. Louis Giesecke Unit II Barkley Shores approximately 3 miles in Revocable Trust to Irene R. Subdivision. easterly direction from Rushe; Lot 24 A in Rockcastle Kenneth Abbott & Juantia B. & H. Corporation to R. Village o f Linton. THE COUNTDOWN IS DOWN TO Abbott to Reginald G. Morgan Shores Inc. Subdivision. Case Ham m ond & Ruth & Rebecca L. Morgan; Lot 41 Margie Ellen Woodruff & Hammond; located on north James Stallons & Zelma THREE o f G r a y ’ s H i l l v i e w Grace Darlene W oodruff east side of KY Hwy. 139 Stallons to Lynn Waller; Lot Subdivision located near Howard to Margie Ellen between Railroad Street and 43 in James Stallons Hillview Only Three 1988 New Cars & Demo's to be sold Rockcastle on the Shores of Woodruff; Lots 34, 35 of Lafayette Streets in Cadiz. Subdivision. at BIG BIG Discounts-Give Us A Try-We Will Prove It To You. KSP receives 250 animal alert *(1) 1988 New Beretta GT d e v ic e s Sport Coupe, V6 with FRANKFORT, KY - The 1,200 feet, and is supposed to volved deer. there have been no fatalities, automatic air & much more Kentucky Farm Bureau Insur deter them within this range. 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Alexander Carloss Downtown Wholesale Jewelers Hopkinsville 1009 So. Virginia Location Only 886-62 i 7 g>portH 01 VOLUME 107 NUMBER 46 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16,1988 SECTION Trigg Special Olympics program named state's best By David Blackburn from the Department of Edu nominated Trigg County for Besides Walker, Perkins support," Perkins said. For the from the school board," Sports Reporter cation’s Division for Excep the award. said coaches for the Special last Summer Games, he said, Perkins added. He said the tional Children in Frankfort, In nominating the county, Olympics are LaNell Bell at over 300 volunteers were used. board has been helpful in get CADIZ, KY - The Trigg who decided the top program Perkins said Walker described the elementary school, Bar He listed the Jaycees, Civitan ting transportation, funds and County Special Olympics pro in the state. the year-round program and bara Anderson and Marianne Club, Rotary Club and local releasing teachers to work gram has been chosen as the Perkins, now in his 14th listed all the activities Trigg Sutherland at the middle churches as just a few of the with the program. best in Kentucky. year with the Special Special Olympians participate school and Theresa Wilson, supporters. Bruce Perkins, director of Olympics, said Teresa Walker, in such as bowling and skiing. Joyce Gibbs, Babbette Larson The local VFW post, Perkins "I think we involve our Special Olympics in Trigg a teacher for the Trainable He said Trigg County has also and Sue Brown at the high said, had been very helpful in (Special Olympians) in a lot County, said he received a Mentally Handicapped in the hosted the area Summer school. getting volunteers. more events," Perkins said. phone call Monday, Nov. 7, Trigg County Middle School, Games for the last two years. 'W e have terrific community "Our biggest support comes 'We try to do it all." Sivills signs intent to play for MSU ’C at team By David Blackburn the 5th District. Sports Reporter During the summer of 1988, class act Sivills played in Lexington and CADIZ, KY - Trigg County Las Vegas, Nev., with the By David Blackburn varsity basketball player Scott Kentucky Junior All-Star Sports Reporter Sivills has signed a letter of Team, which later toured Eu intent to play basketball for rope. The following is a letter to Murray State University for Sivills said MSU’s head the Trigg County High School the 1989-’90 season. basketball coach Steve Newton football team. Sivills, a 6-7, 200-pound saw him play on the Junior forward, signed with MSU All-Star Team and contacted Dear Wildcats, Wednesday, Nov. 9, the first him during the summer. He Well, it’s over. Some of you, day of the early signing period said he soon got phone calls I’m sure, will breath a sigh of for high school seniors. every other day from several relief. But most of you, espe As a junior, Sivills averaged colleges, then almost every day cially the seniors, have proba 20.1 points and 11.7 rebounds from Murray State. bly already started missing it. per game. He was named the Trigg County head basket Because Saturday night’s team’s most improved player, ball coach George Radford said game will be the last time and the outstanding offensive MSU recruited Sivills heavily some of you will ever put on player and rebounder. Sivills last year. Sivills, Radford said, pads for a football game. Ever. SENIOR S1GNEE: Trigg County senior basketball player Scott Sivills signs a letter of intent Wednesday, was also named to the All- is the first Trigg player to sign You were the first football Nov. 9, to play with Murray State University for the 1989-'90 season. With him were, from left, Coach George team I have covered week-by Kentucky New Era Area Team with MSU. Radford, Carol Sivills and Scott Sivills. and the all-district team for Please see INTENT, Page C-3 week as a sports reporter. I made my mistakes (some of which I probably don’t even Two Trigg runners place in state top ten know about) just like you made yours. And I learned By David Blackburn ished with a time of 12:15. Adrian Mason’s of in Class A Saturday’s race. place overall finish. from them, like you did. Sports Reporter "I feel Trescia’s race was one Providence whom Tyler had The only other time runners Warren East won the team Though I didn’t get to know of the best in the history of our not beaten all season. from Trigg County’s girls cross trophy with a score of 37. Ed you guys personally, I was Trigg County cross country school," Coach Mike Wright "She (Tyler) ran her heart country team placed in the top wards, who beat Tyler just one close enough often enough to runners Trescia Tyler and An- said. Mayes’ performance, he out," Wright said. ten in the state was when week earlier at the regional see a lot of things. tionette Mayes finished fourth added, "was one of the best by The fourth-place finish by Margaret Hendrix, Kitty meet, led the Warren East I saw you guys sweat it out and ninth, respectively,4n the a -cross country runner from , Tyler rjualifkd her for a,place Davidson, and Ginger Wallace team, who alsojiad runners in in the hot August sun in foot Class AA state meet Saturday, Trigg County." on the °’i-state team, and came in second, third and sixth, seventh and eighth ball camp. Nov. 5. Wright pointed out the fact ayes performance qualified ninth, respectively, in 1982 place. I watched you go up against, Competing in a field of 133 that Tyler beat the regional her for the second team. when Trigg won the state title. Scarlett Haley (11:31) and and sometimes beat, teams runners, Tyler, a sophomore, champion, Kristen Edw"-d A Wright said Western Ken Patty Dowd of Fleming Melissa Simms (11:45) came in that were bigger and had more turned in an 11:47 time on the Warren Central, wh *ie in tucky University asked about County won the girls Class AA Please see STATE, Page C-3 Please see CLASS, Page C-3 1.8-mile course at the Ken fifth with a time of 11:50. Tyler, and Bellermine, of meet with a time of 11:24. tucky Horse Park in Lexing Tyler’s time, he added, was Louisville, inquired about both Dowd led the Fleming team, ton. Mayes, a freshman, fin also eight seconds faster than Tyler and Mayes following with a 85 points, to a third- CIRCUS SEATS i "Deer Hunters Collins Buick - GMC Truck, Inc. 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Member K.T.A. & N.T.A., Over 28 Years In Taxidermy // HOURS: Madlsonville 9-5 Mon.-Sat. Sebree 9-5 Mon.-Fri. 8-12 Sat. \ C-2, The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16,1988 Sutton continues discussion of NCAA ’cloud’ People and things. Kentucky would be cleared, that and I have the utmost re I’ve briefed, I should say, SUTTON: (Smiling) "I’ve But do you believe cheating is SUTTON SPEAKS II everything would be fine. Do spect for him. I don’t think the grilled, Dwane numerous never thought about leaving. growing worse in intercolle UK basketball coach Eddie you still think so? NCAA’s out for revenge or times and he contends he’s I’m always flattered every giate athletics, basketball? Sutton discussed his program SUTTON: "I don’t know if anything, but I do believe done nothing wrong." spring when people call to see SUTTON: "It isn’t as bad as two weeks ago with Sports In it’ll be ‘fine,’ but I think the there’s extra pressure on the Q: Why didn’t you speak out if I’m interested in other jobs many people think. I know the Kentucky. Following is part NCAA enforcement division, NCAA on this one from other early on, when the Emery and there have been some schools we recruit against and two of that question-and-an- because of the last situation institutions." thing came to light? good positions where I could if I find out they’re doing any swer session. (1985-’86 investigation) they’re Q: Was the last NCAA in SUTTON: "I’d have liked to have discussed it with them. thing, I’ll turn ’em in. And under a lot more pressure this vestigation a white wash? have done that. It was very "But I like Kentucky. You’ve people know that. I won’t turn time. That’s why there’s been SUTTON: "I think they difficult. And the longer we got so many advantages here anybody in on hearsay, but if B o b W a tk in s such an in-depth investigation came in here and did their job were silent, the more every you ought to be able to do it in we have pretty good evidence, this time by all parties.” as well as they possibly could. body thought we had to be a class and honest manner. I turn them in." Sports In Kentucky Q: NCAA Executive Director It was just that the (former) guilty, because we weren’t "I certainly wouldn’t walk UK TV MINI-SERIES? Dick Shultz has said, "the last players wouldn’t talk to the saying anything." away from this. I mean, I Hollywood high rollers are time" will have no effect on the investigators the way they had Q: It has seemed at times could have walked away and always on the lookout for un gone to the NBA recently. But usual movie ideas. Sometimes, Q: When all this began, you NCAA’s probe this time. Reac opened up to the newspaper that you and Dr. (David) I’m not going to. I want to see the more absurd and bizarre, said you were confident that tion? (Lexington Herald-Leader)." Roselle have not been exactly this thing through, rebuild it, the better. when all the facts came out, SUTTON: "Dick would say Sutton added that, since he together on this thing. became head coach, one of the SUTTON: "No, Dr. Roselle get it going back in the right It has been said more than things he did was "put a stop wants the same things I do. direction." once that the University of to the $50 and $100 hand We get along fine. I do think Q: University of Louisville Kentucky basketball program, shakes." he has intentionally tried to Coach Denny Crum has hinted in its current state, is a natu Q: This time, 18 allegations, put some distance between the that the basketball series with ral for a serio-comedy made- with maybe two more to come. athletic department and the UK might not be renewed if for-TV flick. That’s pretty stiff. (Kansas administration and also the Kentucky goes on probation I take it all back. was given three years probab- administration and the inde and is not allowed to play on I was just kidding. It won’t tion last week for eight viola pendent investigation by television. work. A movie is not a good tions.) Judge (James) Park. All this SUTTON: "The series isn’t idea. SUTTON: "I think they hasn’t been easy for Dr. in trouble as far as we’re con No, given the growing num hone in on two or three things Roselle either." cerned. It is a lot of money and ber of episodes and subplot they consider fairly serious Sutton believes the ways of if that’s what Louisville feels it possibilities that have popped and then try and build a fairly the NCAA has conducted por has to do... up, as in "pop! pop! pop!, since lengthy list of other things, tions of its investigation has "But I would hope that if we Dwane Casey’s package ar things they could probably find helped its program. are punished, loss of television rived in California right up to in most other programs. "They went back and would not be one of the sanc Shawn Kemp’s extra-curricu "For instance, a third of the checked every prospect that tions." lar activities and Bill Chupil’s allegations involve whether or we’ve recruited since I’ve been Q: Are instances of high hotel bills, the UK saga quali not Bill Chupil (of Columbus, here, every one of them. And school basketball stars having fies best as a comedy mini-se Ohio, and a companion of high the only one who’s said any "their hands out" becoming ries. school star Law rence thing against us is (Sean) more prevalent? Three nights, six hours Funderburke) is a Higgins. SUTTON: "All I know is ought to do it. That is, if the representative of our athletic The only other one was I’ve never been in a situation screenwriter does not exagger department, which I don’t (Matt) Bullard, the young where parents or a prospect ate. think he is. I didn’t even know man who transferred from has asked for anything." And I have a name for the who the guy was until about a Colorado to Iowa. He visited C’mon. mini-series, too: "Bonzo Be year ago. We don’t need and here and went to Dan Issel’s "No, it’s true. I’d take a lie comes a College (basketball we don’t ask anybody to help farm. He and his father said detector test on that. But I program)". us recruit." Kentucky didn’t do anything think a lot of the reason is be Written by Mel Brooks. Sutton believes (hopes) that wrong other than he met Dan cause they know I wouldn’t do Produced and directed by if the NCAA Infractions Com Issel. it. And, as I’ve told my assis Steven Spielberg. With mittee is not persuaded that "So that’s a heckuva per tants, we’re not going to buy cameo appearances by the Chupil represented UK inter centage when you look at all players. I don’t believe in it, Gremlins. ests in recruiting with Fun the people we’ve recruited and never have. We’re never going Would America buy in on it? derburke, "then that could lost. If we were buying players to do it." Hey, how many millions wipe out a third of the allega it looks likee others would Q: You say that UK doesn’t tune in "As The World Turns" tions right there." have something to say." have to cheat to get players. Please see CLOUD, Page C-4 Q: Have you distanced your Q: Dick Vitale predicted two self from Dwane Casey? years ago that you wouldn’t SUTTON: "No, not at all. last five seasons at Kentucky. WESTVACO AIRBORNE!: Scott Sivills, throws one down during a Wildcats' practice. The boys openjigir season Nov. £9 at home against Murray.. We need Hunting more of your Permits ONE STOP BUILDING CENTER type. J on sale at Trigg County Clerk’s Office No matter in the Courthouse at Cadiz, KY what blood type you are, Sumner’s South Road Market if you’re a donor, you’re Intersection of Hwy. 139 S. & Hwy. 807 the type this Molloy’s Bait & Tackle ROUTE 3, BOX 3 Siding and Soffit-Bathrooms- world can’t CADIZ, RD. Kitchens-Garages-Room Additions-Fire- ~ live without. Rt.1, Eddyville, KY places-Storm Windows & Doors-Patio Please give. 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Milk Qt. 5 9 0 Goldenrod Half-N-Half pt. 7 9 0 Goldenrod Ice Cream gal bucket $ 3 . 1 9 Wheat's Worth Crackers 111/2 oz. box $1.69 Goldenrod Sour Cream 16 oz. $ 1 . 0 9 Quackers Snack Crackers 71/2 oz. box $1.4 9 Goldenrod Cottage Cheese 24 oz. $ 1 .! Nabisco Asst. Snack Crackers 1 to 10 oz. box The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16,1988, C-3 Taking his own 'Sweet' time INTENT— Continued from Page C-l By David Blackburn southcentral Monroe County. down-filled sleeping bag in a Although recruiting letters Sports Reporter Sweet said he decided to wooded area behind someone’s came through the coach’s of make the ride for the adven house. He also stayed in a fire fice, Radford said Sivills ulti CADIZ, KY - With only 240 ture and to visit some friends station, the military base in mately decided to sign. miles to go, a clear, sunny day in the cities h« traveled to. Fort Bragg, friends’ houses, "It was strictly a decision of and a saddlebag full of provi When he first told his par twice with a family from a his own,” Radford said. "And I sions, Bobby Sweet seems to ents about his plans to make church and once in a shelter feel he made the right choice." be cruising down the home the trip, Sweet said they for the homeless. Radford said he expressed stretch. "weren’t sure about how seri "In Philadelphia, it got re concern about academics to Sweet, an 18-year-old St. ous I was." ally cold," Sweet said of the Sivills, but emphasized that Louis native, stopped in at the After he convinced them he unseasonably cool weather the senior should "go to a place Piggly Wiggly store on U.S. 68 was serious, though, Sweet that prompted him to stay in a that he’ll be happy." in Cadiz Friday morning, Nov. said they were very supportive motel a time or two. It also "And I think he will be 11, to get supplies on the last and "a little worried, I’m sure." made him decide to pick up a happy at Murray State," Rad leg of his long bike ride. So, with about $300 in his long-sleeved thermal shirt in ford said. How long? Sweet guessed pocket, and an automatic Norfolk, Va., to add to the Murray, Sivills said, was his that by the time he gets home teller card that could be used thermal underwear he wore. first choice partly because it is Sunday afternoon, he will have nationwide in case he ran out, Sweet said he had to use his close to home and because he put about 2,400 miles on his Sweet set out for the City of teller card to get some money has been "going to their games Schwinn Sierra. Brotherly Love. in Washington, D.C., Norfolk since I was little." After visit "I just want to get a couple Sweet said he stuck to and Asheville. ing the campus, Sivills said, he of good meals," Sweet said county roads and state high "It would have been a lot found that the players, stu-: with a chuckle. ways instead of trying the in cheaper if it was in the sum dents and the coaching staff The young biker started terstates and parkways. mertime," Sweet said. He es was very friendly, which from St. Louis on Sept. 25 and "I don’t want to (ride on the timated the final cost of his helped him make his decision: went to Philadelphia, Pa. interstates)," Sweet said. bike ride to come to approxi to sign. From there he went to Wash "They’re too dangerous and not mately $450. Sivills said he knows he ington, D.C., to Norfolk, Va., very scenic." Sweet said he did not run probably won’t get to play Fort Bragg and Asheville, Sweet said he slept in the into any major problems, but much his first season, but N.C., then across northeastern woods most of the time, usu dogs and trucks caused some LONG-DISTANCE RIDER: St. Louis native Bobby Sweet, 18, added, "I’m definitely looking Tennessee and entered Ken ally asking a family’s permis minor ones. stopped in Cadiz, Friday, Nov. 11, on his way back home. Sweet started forward to it." tucky near Tompkinsville in sion to set up his tent and Please see SWEET, Page C-4 his ride of about 2,400 miles Sept. 25. CLASS ------Continued from Page C-l considering the fact you only So were the coaches and the up. Even when you were be manpower. You held your own had 13 players all season. fans. Yet every game you were hind with less than three min and then some. I saw you outscore your op psyched, ready to play. utes to go in the game. I saw part of you - the ponents 183 to 128, yet come I saw some of you yelled at - By not giving up, you guys freshman and sophomores - up with a 5-6 record, which is - loudly -- by the coaches. I showed you had something finish with a record of 6-2. The nothing to be ashamed of by know you thought they were more than guts, determination feat is good, but is amazing any means. harsh and, a few times, I did, and desire, and that one thing In every loss, the outcome too. about the 1988 Wildcat foot STATE ------was decided by seven points or But they were not trying to ball team will always stand less. In three of your last four humiliate you or put you out in my mind. Continued from Page C-l games you had a lead or were down. Most of you already You have class. second and third, respectively, tied going into the fourth know that, and that motiva I’m proud to have known to lead Russell County to a quarter only to have the win tion takes many forms. you. second-place tie with the Fort snatched away from you. Someone once said that as Sincerely,; Campbell Lady Falcons. Jenni Almost half the games were long as a coach is yelling at Young of Fort Campbell fin played in less-than-favorable you, you are in good shape and ished tenth with a time of conditions, but you didn’t seem that they care. When they say : 12:16. to notice. nothing, it means you are in David Blackburn: In the boys’ Class AA meet, And look who you played: trouble. It means they have The Cadiz Record Fort Campbell twin brothers Christian County, Todd given up on you. Jef and James Scott led the County, Russellville, and May- Giving up is something you DYNAMIC DUO: Trescia Tyler, left, and Antionette Mayes placed American J L fourth and ninth, respectivley, in the Class AA state cross country meet Falcons to the state title. Jef field, all of them losses on the never did. I really admire that. at Lexington, Ky., Saturday, Nov. 5. finished first and James came road. In jungle heat, a typhoon or in Red Cross ii m I know you were frustrated. frost weather, you didn’t give Sports Trivia With Thanksgiving almost upon us, the end of the NFL Yugo, The Best New Car season can’t be far off. Teams already know which games are must7wins and what games Protection Of Any other teams need to win (or lose) in order for them to play Subcompact v past Christmas. This week’s quiz is about a guy who, in sport’s Golden Sold In Era, had a golden performance in a football game. America. 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YUGO Association 12946 STATE RD. 57 • BOX 2776 STATION D • EVANSVILLE, IN 47714 TELEPHONE. (S12) 867-6677 or (B12) S67-2411 ^ 552-1111 WERE FIGHTING FOR ours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 PM Sat 9-2 PM & Sun by Appointment g YOUR LIFE------J, The Cadiz Record, W ednesday. Peabody announces new deer hunting rules FRANKFORT, KY - New Muhlenberg counties com operative wildlife management hunting on Peabody lands. Peabody lands to the White tain a permit if they want to procedures are in effect this prised of some 32,000 acres. agreement with the Depart Applications must be made 30 City Wildlife Management hunt with a bow, crossbow or season for deer hunting on In previous years, public ment of Fish and Wildlife Re days in advance of the date Area (WMA), it will also follow muzzle-loader on both White land owned by the Peabody hunting was allowed on sources. The application dead desired to hunt. No applica the same procedures and reg City CMA and Peabody lands. Coal Company in western Peabody lands on a first-come, line for gun hunting was Aug. tions will be accepted after ulations as stated for Peabody To apply for a permit for Kentucky. first-serve basis. However, in 31. Nov. 30. Peabody lands are lands. The only exception is Peabody lands, write KD- This year, gun hunting will an effort to manage deer pop Bow, crossbow and muzzle open to bow, crossbow and that bow, crossbow and muz FWR/Peabody Hunt Permit, only be open to hunters who ulations more effectively and loading hunters must obtain a muzzle-loader hunting under zle-loading hunters will not be Ky. Dept, of Fish and Wildlife applied in advance and were provide more quality public permit and sign a waiver from statewide seasons and regula required to obtain a hunting Resources, Wildlife Division, chosen at random to hunt on deer hunting opportunity on the Department of Fish and tions. permit. #1 Game Farm Rd., Frankfort, selected properties in Ohio and its lands, Peabody signed a co Wildlife Resources before Due to the close proximity of Hunters must, however, ob Ky. 40601. Murphy’s Law applies to deer hunting, too By Aaron Pass manent deer stand. If you use * When meeting a friend to * If you drop your rifle, the a portable stand, the best sign hunt his area, the map he has sights will not be knocked out "If something can go wrong, will be where you were last drawn will omit at least one of alignment unless you are it will go wrong." That state week. major crossroad and a critical going to get a shot at the ment and its variations, * The best buck of the sea right turn. biggest buck you’ve ever seen known as Murphy’s Law, have son will come from an area you * If you have spent all sea the next morning. touched our national paranoia scouted and rejected. son figuring out a trophy and found instant favor. * Sighting-in always re buck’s pattern and have cho * The squirrel that has been Following the Murphy lead, quires one more box of car sen the ideal stand, he will be peacefully around your stand pessimists and cynics of all tridges than you have. killed on doe day by a first all morning will panic and persuasions have compiled * The last half-inch adjust time hunter with a borrowed loudly scold you as deer ap lists of bleak and fatalistic ment to perfectly align your rifle from the stand you used proach. pronouncements which speak scope will move the group two- at the beginning of the season. * If you want to see a deer, to those whose lives never turn and-one-half inches. light a cigarette, eat your out quite right. Since fate dis * To determine the direction * The chance of your hitting lunch or take a nap - they will plays its perverse and fickley of the prevailing wind in a real a two-inch sapling at 100 appear as if by magic. nature so often in the hunting buck hotspot you’ve just dis yards is directly proportional * When you’ve killed a de field, we have some Murphy- covered, go to the best spot for to the size of buck standing cent buck and have a pretty style philosophy for the a stand and look in the direc behind it. good story to go with it, there busted-luck deer hunter. tion of the best deer trail. That * You will not have to "go" will be a bigger deer and a * The best buck sign will be is the direction the prevailing unless you have forgotten the bigger lie waiting back at just out of sight of your per- wind blows. toilet tissue. camp. CLOUD ------Continued from Page C-2 the finest "double dip" in Uni * 10th by Inside Sports. high national ranking a few and "All My Children" every versity of Louisville history. * 10th by Street & Smith’s. weeks ago, Crum scoffed, said day? That is, (ready for this, * Fifth by Basketball Digest. he didn’t care about rankings. Certainly, the University of Howie?) if the basketball Car * 11th by Dick Vitale’s Bas Given the attention all this Kentucky has become as well dinals hold up their end. ketball. gets his program and consid recognized in roundball com Coach Howard Schnellen- * Fourth by Playboy Maga ering the alternative of no munities from coast to coast as berger’s football team is al zine. ranking, methinks he Vitale’s pate. And considering ready "smelling the roses" on * 11th by Sport Magazine. protesteth too much. LBL CAMPER: Visitors to Land Between the Lakes (LBL) can rough the almost daily revelations of the way to a winning season. * Ninth by Basketball Scene. And so it goes. it in one of five new trail shelters. new Keystone Kops shenani It is left to Denny Crum’s When I asked him about gans (chronicled by USA To basketball team to live up to day, The Sporting News and the ballyhoo the Cardinals are others), one could be per already getting from national Turkey Shoot Fortner's L P Gas Company suaded that UK hoops is as media. well kept with as the adven U of L is being pre-season Nov. 20 12 Noon tures of Tank McNamara. ranked: Fall Special "Bonzo Becomes A College." * Second by The Sporting Trigg-Lyon Fire Dept Whatta ya think? News. Tank Installation and Heaters. LOUISVILLE CARDINALS * Third by fip.pfits Illus v xia o$ svfH o rooiiiiuh*- -.**«^*o lo - 1988-’89 could go down as trated. llwy. 274 SWEET------with trucks. Shells furnished for Continued from Page C-3 "I’ve felt really safe on the 12-16-20 gauge shot guns "I’ve been chased by a mil roads," Sweet said. 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Continue to mination to young seedlings or disking or bush hogging of and experience have shown named the District Farm Bu Why pay for bags of organic alternate layers until the pile plants will be properly ver stalks is necessary. Just run that it’s a problem in conven reau’s Outstanding Youth for matter and other soil improv is three to four feet high. The nalized if exposure to the tem the no-till drill through the tional seeded wheat just as it this region of the state. He will ing materials when you have pile should be slightly lower in perature requirements has field and you’ll find the results is in no-till. Broadleaf chemi go to the state contest in all you can use right in your the center for ease in water been satisfied. to be satisfactory. The no-till cal sprays that control wild Louisville in December. This yard? Why not make a com ing. Keep your compost moist, Try No-till Wheat drill can handle soils that are garlic also control chickweed makes three young people post rather than bum your but not soggy, and no offensive If the rain and wet soil are heavy with moisture where when sprayed in the spring. from Trigg County who have leaves? odors should exist. If you start keeping you from seeding conventional seeded wheat been outstanding in the Farm your compost in the fall and wheat, try the use of a no-till would have to be delayed until Bureau youth program over Congratulations In Order turn it several times, it should drill. We have seen that no-till the soil conditions were better. the past several years. I Agriculture be ready for use in the spring. drills are very effective for If chickweed is a problem in Jason FPool, son of Mr. and Review Try composting - you’ll find that it’s an economical, conve By John Fourqurean nient way to mulch and enrich ‘ UK College soil! Additional bonuses: It Writer offers tips for houseplants i of Agriculture saves landfill space, keeps the By Patrick Denton air cleaner, and reduces the I’m fond of grouping house- Composting is a microbial danger of a wildfire. plants pleasingly throughout process that converts plant How Late Can I Seed my home, especially during materials, such as leaves and Wheat? the winter. grass clippings, to a usable If wheat plants are properly But, like many indoor gar mulch and soil enricher. winter-hardened, the ap dening enthusiasts, I have to Composting grass clippings, proximate temperature at admit that pots are not exactly leaves, and other organic ma which freeze damage and win a natural condition for the terials in your own backyard terkill start to occur is about 0 tropical plants we enjoy. It’s produces an inexpensive and degrees F. With proper snow rather difficult in most of our readily available product for cover, temperatures can get homes to duplicate the abun your yard and garden. considerably lower before dance of fresh air and high Finished compost can be ap damage occurs. levels of humidity in which plied as a mulch to the soil Lowering of temperatures in these plants flourish in na surface. It helps to modify soil the fall is essential to proper ture. HELPING HOUSEPLANTS temperature and moisture, conditioning (hardening) of the Still, there are ways of control weeds, and reduce soil small grain crop so that plants making life more pleasant for erosion. Compost also can be are winter hardy. Hardening tively growing rather than in and dry, leaves on new plants areas. Stems elongate and our houseplants. Here are a mixed into the soil for enrich begins at temperatures below autumn as they head into a drop, leaf edges curl, flower lean for more light, a condition few of the ills that most com ment. It improves the physical about 41 degrees F., the tem rest period. buds either do not form or known to trip home security monly befall indoor plants, properties of most garden soils perature value above which Reduce water in winter ex drop before opening, spider system alarms. Distances in with some tips on how to avoid and supplies some of the nu growth occurs. cept for plants in active mites thrive. crease between leaves and old them. trients needed for plant The low temperature re growth or flower. Wait until a Increase humidity by fre est, lower leaves drop. New Overwatering: growth. quirement for plants to induce quent washing of the foliage growth is weak, pale, straggly. This is the most common good top layer of soil has thor A composting container will flowering is termed and by setting pots on water Flowering plants stop bloom cause of houseplant problems oughly dried and the pot feels save space, hasten decomposi "vernalization." Without expo tight trays of damp pebbles. A ing, variegated plants lose during the late fall and winter. lighter than usual when lifted. tion, and keep your yard sure to low temperature, small The water thoroughly with group of pots on one large peb their distinctive coloring and Leaves, beginning with older, looking neat. Boxes or bins grain plants would continue to room temperature or tepid wa ble tray will receive the benefit split leaf philodendrons cease lower leaves, yellow, dry and (open-ended) can be made of be vegetative or significantly of a large evaporating surface. splitting. rot. Other leaves may wilt. ter. Empty the drainage wire supported by posts, delayed in flowering so that a saucer to prevent re-absorp Using a humidifier, or misting Empty, unrooted soil or Gradually move affected boards, or masonry material. complete grain failure results. the plants several mornings a plants without well-estab tion into the pot. A barrel or plastic 4-gallon In Kentucky, winter wheat va week, and lowering the tem plants to a brighter location. If lished root systems make Low Humidity: trash can with the bottom cut rieties should be exposed to perature, are further aids in no brighter light is available overwatering: almost in Even in humid climates the out works well. boosting humidity levels. place the plant near some arti temperatures of about 40 de evitable - a good case for air inside heated homes will To make the compost pile, often be dry enough to cause Not Enough Light: ficial source of lighting. grees F. or slightly below for a keeping plants in slightly tight alternate layers of raw organic tropical plants some stress. A chronic fall and winter minimum of five to six weeks pots, and for repotting House- material (6-12 inches deep), Leaf tips and edges brown houseplant problem in some for proper vernalization to plants in spring or early sum fertilizer (1 1/2 cups to the take place. 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Highway 62 In Kings Chapel Estates, 3 BATTERIES: L ow est 8003, Ext. 7480. efficient, reliable, FURNITURE the expiration of six months from West, 1 1/4 miles, bedroom, 2 full baths, full prices in Western 4 Saddles for sale-1 new Dawson Springs. Phone finished basement. By reasonable rates. No REFIN ISHING - Old Kentucky, Stop by and the date of appointment (KRS western, 2 used English 797-2312.9-5 7 days. appointed. 522-6421 after $1000 Weekly Earning extra charge for Sundays trunks, dressers, buffets, com pare. C A D IZ “ 190) with the Co-Executors or saddles. Call 522-8600 5p.m. $69,900. Possibilities! Earn your and holidays. H UBERT tables, chairs, whatever! BATTERY CO., Hwy. 68 their attorney, C.A. Woodall, III, before 5:30. Christmas cash now! Our LONG, 140 S im p so n , Call for free estimates, East, Cadiz, Ky. WOODALL & QUINN, P.O. Box firm needs people to work Hopkinsville, K Y (502)354-8714. 186, Cadiz, KY 42211 4 Furniture For Sale: 2 b e d r o o m Hay, Orchard Grass, cabin. Furnished. Ideal from HOME. Weekly Mike Oakley Timothy, Red Top, and LAKE B A R K L E Y BEFORE YOU BUY... week-end cottage. $10,000. paychecks! To apply-Send R#4 Clover. Call 502-838-6671. REDUCED PRICES on self-addressed, stam ped CONTINUOUS Check The Cadiz Record Call 502-924-5544. Ask for Lola's Custom M achine Cadiz, KY 42211 Lane cedar chests. Choose envelope to Austin Quilting. Quilts, pillow GUTTERING. Classifieds. You'll find Glenn. GERMAN pine, oak or cherry. Great Enterprises,P.O. Box and crafts for Xmas and Aluminum or vinyl Bargains galore. Christmas gifts. siding and cornice - 24 Bobby N. Perry GRANDFATHER’S FOR SALE: Restaurant 1806, Union, NJ 07083. shower gifts. Lola Lane, Cardinal Drive CLOCK, h a n d c a r v e d Layaway now for Cadiz, KY 522-6055. Cunningham Avenue, and Small Motel. Room Cadiz, Ky. 42211. Phone ______Cadiz, KY 42£11_ wood, excellent condition- Christmas. Brown's for expansion. Cadiz, EARN $2000 OR MORE 18 Livestock worth $1500.00 - Will Furniture Store, 107 West KY. $135,000. 502-924- MONTHLY at h o m e . High Pressure Spray for sacrifice, $695.00. THIS Main, Princeton, 365- 5544. Ask for Glenn. Details? Send SASE to vinyl and aluminum EXECUTOR’S IS THE TRUTH - North 6515. Christine Associates, siding. Phone 522-7026. Clock and Jewelry Rabbits, Fryers of Repair. McGregor NOTICE Main Furniture, EDMOND D. WILFORD, P .O . Box 2 1 3 - B , breeders. Ready now. Jewelers. Home of Fine Hopkinsville, KY, call C H E R R Y ’ S U S E D JR. Land Development Matawan, NJ. FLENER CABINETS NEW ZEALAND Jewelry. Located between GIANTS o r FURNITURE!! Lowest Corporation. 522-9965 & Specializing in kitchen W a lm a rt & P iggly CALIFORNIANS. Weigh The undersigned qualified as prices on used furniture 522-7013. ATTENTION-HIRING! cabinets and custom Executor of the Estate of HARRY J. Firewood for sale-Top and appliances. 9th and Government jobs-your woodworking for the Wiggle, Princeton, Ky. 5 lbs. on foot. $4.50 522- MITCHELL of Trigg County Manor quality split wood, oak , Virginia. 886-04 53. area. Many im m ediate home. November special: Phone 502-365-0147. 8637. Nursing Home, R#6, Cadiz, KY hickory: You pick up $25, Hopkinsville. 12 For Rent openings without waiting Oak kitchen cabinets, 5 % 42211 on October 27,1988. Claims or we deliver $30. 522- list or test. $17, 840-$69, discounts on new orders WET BASEMENT? We BEEFMASTERS -Fast must be proved according to Ken MOBILE HOME FOR 485. Call 602-838-8885, with this ad. F r e e make wet basements dry. growth and calving ease. All work carries written tucky Revised Statutes and filed 5 Automobiles RENT: Call 522-6288. Ext. J2334. estimates. Call Steve (502) Registered a n d guarantee. Morgan and within a reasonable time and before INVEST IN A FEELING Luther Uzzle’s Trailer 522-7878. commercial Bulls and Sons Construction, Inc. Heifers. Spain's Triple S the expiration of six months from the of a security, largest ATTENTION- Court. 15 Opportunities 2870 Morgan Lane, Farms. 885-7725, 886- date appointment (KRS 396.190) variety, lowest prices, no GOVERNMENT SEIZED Robert Vandiver Septic Paducah, Ky. 42001. 5743,886-4864. with the Executor or their attorney, registration or red tape in VEHICLES from $100. SPACE TO RENT. Let us Tank Cleaning Service. For Sale: Restaurant and Prompt, efficient, Phone (502) 442-7026. Paul Turner, P.O. Box 627, Kentucky Country Boys Fords, M ercedes, sell it for you. Space Corvettes, Chevys. charge plus 10% of sales. Small Motel. Room for reliable. Reasonable 17 Heifers, Spring 88, Hopkinsville, KY 42240. Stores, the pistol people. Newstead - 9 miles West Surplus Buyers Guide. 1- Come see our new expansion. Cadiz, Ky. rates, no extra charge for CASE POWER & Black Baldy, $400.00 selection of lamps and $135,000. 502-924-5544. Sundays or Holidays. EQUIPMENT: We carry each. Call 522-7757. Sovran Bank/Kentucky of Hopkinsville, Junction 117 & 164. Hours 8 to 5, lamp shades. New things Ask for Glenn. Call collect. (502) 886- bush hog equipment. Give P.O. Box 72 B Closed Sundays. Phone coming!!! B uddy's 4114. us a call today, ‘886-3918. Boars and Gelts, Hopkinsville, KY 42240 885-5914. Bargain Barn, downtown LIBERTY FASHIONS, 2 miles south of Murfreesboro, IL, Cadiz, 522-3818. INC. offers non - Need help assembling Hopkinsville on Hwy. 41- Hampshire a n d H A P P Y J A C K franchise apparel and Christmas gifts, toys, etc. Yorkshire ready for GOOD USED TIRES— TRIVERICIDE: shoe stores. Retail at Call Rusty at 522-3479 b r e e d in g . Homer 13", 14", 16", priced Recognized safe and $10/$20 AND UNDER after 4:00 weekdays. A TTE N T IO N COAL Jenkins, (618) 684-6892. reasonable. Call 522-6607 effective by U S Bureau of MODERATE, O R Rates negotiable, extra USERS. Coal delivered or or see at 376 Old Dover Veterinary medicine Wanted GINSENG-Will EXCLUSIVE. Over $2000 charge for pick-up and picked up locally, 8:00- LA-Z-BOY ON SALE: Road. All kinds o f good against hook, round, and brand names. One-time delivery. 4:00, Mon.-Sat. Call for Buy the finest chair for snow tires. buy ginseng, one and one VOU'II so nuts only $25.05 per month. tapeworms in dogs and half miles at 1928 Riley fee $11,400 to $26,900 prices. 522-6188 TRIGG until ms ussuits includes inventory, Interior and exterior CO. SALVAGE. All La-Z-Boy chairs cats. AT SOUTHERN Hollow Rd. at the Rabbit $SAVE MONEY$ fixtures, buying trip, house painting. Shampoo from • Classirisd Ml drastically reduced. STATES. sign on barn. ALL 50 MONTH supplies, instore training, carpets, office cleaning, For repair of heat pumps Brown's Furniture Store, Information-522-6554. BATTERIES $34.95. more. Call any time. other odd jobs. References and electric furnaces. 107 West M ain, HWY 68 EAST, CADIZ. Shirley Hunter, 409-632- furnished. 924-5566. CA LL JOHNNY Princeton, 365-6515. CADIZ BATTERY BAG A BARGAIN 5561. EDMONDS, 522-8680. We offer you competitive "For all your drapery Also repair most brands WE HAVE a great For Sale: 1969 Monarch LET US SELL FOR YOU! rates to sell your items or What phrase was need". Call or come by w a s h e rs , dryers, selection of GLIDE 12X16 mobile home. Gas Rent a space in our originated in 1951 by P a m ela ’ s Country refrigerators, freezers. ROCKERS in stock now furnace & stove. CHEAP. services to Trigg downtown Cadiz store for Countians and Cleveland disc jokey Curtains & Draperies. for Christmas. Come by Call after 6p.m. 924-1106. your items. Come in surrounding area Alan Freed of radio 629 North Drive, and put one on layaway Buddy's Bargain B am for neighbors. station WJW? Hopkinsville, 885-1178. - Christmas. Brow n's details. Phone 522-3818. 11 Real Estate irniture Store, 107 West Main, Princeton, 365- «SB 6515. Selling 15 cubic ft. frost- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car FIRST AMERICA FINANCIAL free refrigerator. garage attached with B u y -S a le CORPORATION BRASS LAMPS, m any Textured doors. $250. m ulti-car garage o n EARN $230,000+ PER YEAR Decorative wood stove styles to choose from. adjacent lot. Lots of T r a d e Individually or $807,500 with 10 Reg. $69.95, only $39.95 1/4" steel. $150. Exercise extras. Call for more each. Brown’s Furniture bike. $100. 522-6741. information, all for Anything of value associates (est.) with America's most Store, 107 West Main, $49,500. 502-924-5544. Ask exciting business opportunity. Princeton, 365-6515. for Glenn. Old-New-Used We have attracted CPA's, lawyers, MBA's,, SHOP WITH US! management executives, salespeople, and others Check out the great deals C a d iz who own franchises. Spinet Console Piano we offer each week in The Start Locally, Full tlnw/part ■ Brand new product ■ Unlimited market Bargain-Wanted: Cadiz Record. Trading Post tlmo. Train on llvo alrllno Responsible party to take Woods computon. Homo Study and ■ CLIENT benefits ■ YOU allocate your over low monthly 12 Main St., Rosldont training. Nat'l. substantially at no own time payments on spinet Alcoholics Drug hoadquarton, Pompano extra cost ♦ ■ Expert training piano. See Locally. Call Anonymous Cadiz, Ky. Roach, FL ■ No Inventory ■ Product sells itself 800-327-3345 Ext. 102. Store, Inc. ■ Minimal overhead Meets Every P h o n e # •Flnancl il Aid Available when shown •Job Placement ■ Not a franchise or Tuesday Trusses Fitted ■ No competition A.A. 522-3270 MLM Alateen Spring Elastic SUBSCRIBE =522-6605= 8:00 P.M. 808 S. Main Limited number of Marketing Rights meets at 8 p.m. TOTAL INVESTMENT $20,000 & Hopkinsville, KY Thursday, 7:30 p.m. For an information package call at 885-5341 Basement of Need A Car or Truck (416)368-0464 or (416)941-9922 Cadiz Baptist Cadiz B aptist WEAK CREDIT? Church Church OR every Tuesday Those having prob JOB ANNOUNCEMENT lems with alcohol are NO CREDIT? KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF encouraged to attend. Let Us Help You Get the Job Done. PARKS Call Collect /#—------^ \ JOB ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER 88-112(A) Clarksville (615) 647-5651 C la s s ifie d DATE 11-1-88 Ask For POSITION: Park Worker (in kitchen) Directory To Easy Harvey Haxton l o c a t i o n : Lake Barkley State Resort B u y in g o r S e llin g or G R A D E & S A L A R Y : Grade 3. Salary i ...... Legals ______Floyd Mann______$4.321 per hour 2...... MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Ability to read and write 3...... Appliances NOTICE 4...... F u r n i t u r e APPLY BY SUBMITTING STATE APPLICA THANKS to the people of Cadiz and 5 ...... TION WHICH CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE 6...... Trucks M a r t Trigg County for your BUSINESS for LOCAL DEPARTMENT FOR EMPLOYMENT 7...... the past three years we have just SERVICES, OR ANY OTHER STATE GOVERN 709 S. Main • Hopkinsville signed a new five year lease and are MENT OFFICE, TO: 8...... Kentucky Department of Personnel 502*885 *9433 9-5 Mon.-Sat. looking foward to serving you the 9 ...... R oom 377 next five years. 10...... Mobile Homes Capitol Annex If you need TIRES, WHEEL ALIGN Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 11...... FREE MENT, SHOCKS, BRAKE REPAIR, ATTN: JOB ANNOUNCEMENT NO. 88-112(A) 12...... TURKEY 13...... OIL CHANGE, or other auto repair thru November give us a call at 522-6377 or stop by (JOB ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER SHOULD 14...... Help Wanted ALSO BE PLACED IN THE UPPER RIGHT with purchase of any 15...... Opportunities at Main or Franklin. We will do our HAND CORNER OF THE APPLICATION IN New Dinette Set, 16...... best to meet your needs. THE "SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT NO" New Living Room Set, 17...... Miscellaneous JOHNNY HAWKINS BLANK.) or New Bedroom Sot. 18...... OWNER OPERATOR DEADLINE FOR APPLYING: YOU MUST QUAL 19...... $149.95 HAWKS TIRE IFY, TEST, AND BE PLACED ON THE REGISTER 20...... b y AND ALIGNMENT December 1.1988 21...... & over 22...... N o test required. 23...... Personals F t e Filling this position is subject to any State Government 24...... hiring restrictions. k...... M ain & Franklin 522*6377 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F/H The Cadiz Record, Wednesday, November 16, 1988, C-7 To Place A Classified Ad Call | (Oje (Eahiz BRsccrb lll\t (ftahiz BReccrb Classified Department Office Hours Hrs: Mon. - Fri., 8:00 - 4:30 p.m. 522-6605 C la s s ifie d Place your ad in ALL NEW PRICES LIVE FISH Aluminum cans...... 554 a pound for Che CaWs STOCKING PONDS ACROSS DOWN 26. Mimic kitty Clean sheet alum inum ...... 404 a pound 27. Taj Mahal site c mcorfr 1. Tangled mass 1. Tastes Clean Auto R adiators...... 304 a pound classifieds Number 1 Copper...... 854 a pound 2. Croquet wicket 28. Canadian re R call 5. Fastener gion Number 2 Copper...... 704 a pound 3. Hooky player, O Number 1 Prepared Iron...... $2.00 per hundred 522-6605 o f a sort 29. Halos 4. Lancelot’s son City Salvage & Recycling 12. Hawkeye State S Greenville Road W hy Shop 13. Leer 36. False S (Across from Christopher Mobile Homes) November 18 or call Somewhere Else? 2 :0 0 -3 :0 0 Jacobs, Bowling Green 6. Past 36. Any W 886-5606 Call 522-6681 502-842-2555 When you can 7. Picnic fare 38. Freudian’s ______Call for prices.______O get it here 8. Spanish coin at 16. Kitchen items 9. Poet’s word R Eastgate Apartments I & II 18. Hannah-Hanks 10. According to Light’s Wholesale comedy 11. Pronoun 43. Accurate D 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments for Plumbing. 20. Fish trap 17. A relative: Spanish W e buy direct 21. Express scorn rent, energy efficient, 19. Soak 45. Feel dizzy from the 23. Scholarly vol pleasant community. umes 22. — cotta 46. Bridle part manufacturer. 26. Spanish dance 24. Man’s name 47. Greek letter Call 522-8388 48. Compass point Single-Car Carports 30. Eggs 25. Sharp humor Equal Housing Opportunity *995 31. Mild oath Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 32. Hindu title Double-Car Carports 33. Spoken *1495 34. Sphere Beautiful and Spacious 12 35. Lasting year old 3 Br. Home on 2 acres, Oden's Body Shop Tube Gates 37. Merchandise Princeton Road, Hwy. 139 N., Jet. of Hwy. 126 features central heat and air, 1 16’- s5250 39. Talented Next To Davis Greenhouse 1 /2 baths, finished basement 40. Old and large shop building. Lo 14’ — s4 6 ” Specializing In cated on Hwy. 126 in Caldwell 12’—*41" 42. Heavy overcoat Co. about 1 mile east of Davis 10’ — s3 9 ” 46. Nomads 39" 20-Rod Woven Collision Repair Greenhouse. $69,500. Call Wire - $69.95 49. A Great Lake collect 365-5386 Joyce Mar CHIMNEY BRUSHES 6” - $9.99 Joe G. Oden Paint & Body Phone tin Real Estate Princeton, KY. MOBILE HOME 51. — for, ruined Certified Technician Repair 365-6499 ROOF COATING 5 gal. - $25.00 52. Beguile 53. Sailor •Fiberglass Tubs Firewood For Sale Inquire About.... The •Commodes & Vanity 54. Sulfur sources •W ater Heaters 55. Experience Oak & Hickory Service Directory •Table Lamps Green or Seasoned •W iring Of All Types *3 months • Fuse Boxes Of All Types $30 a load delivered Oven & Water Heater Rates for: *6 months Elements $20 a rick you pick up *1 year Ceiling Fans Call LIGHT’S Hunting For Values? 924-5079 Dial 522-6605 For assistance PLUMBING & ELECTRIC Check Our Classifieds And Bag A Bargain Hwy. 68 East 522-8220 Trivia Teaser How to play 1. Read the Classified Ads 2. Find the Trivia Question “ In Beaut ifuf'ffo wnto wn Cadiz’ ' 3. Be the first to phone Cfte Cairts HecoriJ 522-6605 With the correct Answer and you'll receive a Home o f the Golden Medallion FREE Main S t. Service Department 52 2- 66 01 20 word classified G. M. LIQUIDATION T T ______^ < > 5 2 0 A real true beeiA^.r! We won’t take a dime more 0 N This Week Only $50.00 N 1987 CHEVY CELEBRITY Y White with blue interior, automatic, Y air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, stereo, NICE! This Week Only $6595.00 S 1986 PONTIAC GRAND AM S Silver with gray cloth interior, A automatic,, air conditioning, power A steering, power brakes, LOCAL NEW 1 CAR TRADE This Week Only $6995.00 1 D D Lipstick red with biege cloth interior, power -steering, automatic, power brakes, air conditioning, stereo, S SHARP! This Week Only $5995.00 S E 1986 OLDS CUTLASS Cl ERR A E Charcoal with vinyl top, gray L interior, wire wheels, power everything!Loaded, Real Nice at L L $6150.00 L 1985 CHEVY EL CAMTNTO White & blue tutone, blue cloth interior, automatic, povyer steering, power brakes, V8, stereo, SHARP This Week Only $6795.00 Don’t Be A Turkey! E E 1.9.78 f a i r m q n t _w a g .q n M True Blue & For You! Runs Good. M O nly $250.00 Use The Classifieds See: "John Wayne" Birdsong 522-6601 or 522 6301 ______Monty Hall' Stagner Ix)ok for the service you need here in this weekly Service Directory To let the people of Trigg County know what services your business provides, Call us at The Cadiz Record today. 522-6605. All-Terrain Vehicles Antiques Appliances Arts/Crafts I Auction Realty I Auto Parts I Auto Service Late Model American & DON'T B E 522-6636 ?The Ulichards Professional SORRY... • t Foreign Parts w Service Since Long Line Service YAMAHA Studio We make the difference' 1948 -0- DOWN • NO PAYMENT FOR 90 DAYS *A11 types of Portraits Young Bros. ‘ Handpainted Mailboxes T h o m a s Auto Parts & ♦Rocking Horses & White & Sons Sales, Inc. Other Country Crafts H i ., your vehicle Pfofee- 5 0 2 - 8 8 6 -6 6 1 5 Auction & Realty ■ionelly Serviced A Re Free Brochure & Pricelist paired. Ronnie Francis 203 West Ave., Cadiz, Ky. Office: 388-7251 Complete Service 1010 Skyline Dr. 731 North Main ROEDER Hopkinsville, KY Night: 388-7088 Dept Servicing all lines of GM Products 502- 522-7549 Hopkinsville, KY 42240 IMPLEMENT CO. 502 - 886-3994 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Front End Alignment W e s t C a d iz Computer Wheel Balancing B o d y S h o p Carpet Cleaning Child Care Wilbur F. Boggess G u lf Chevrolet Co. Night Wrecker 522-8954 RAINBOW Kreative P.O. Box 844 23 Main Cadit KY Joiner's S h e lto n 's Small World Daycare Professional ^^INTERNATIONAL Kampus Cadiz, Ky.42211 CARPET DYEING & Body Shop Carpet Cleaning ♦Morning Pre-School Child Developcmcnt Center CLEAN1NC COMPANY 522-8255 •Carp«U A UpholaUry •WaUr Damage "We can clean, extract & ♦Infant-School-age Care Pre-school Programs Complete Body & Auto • Color Restoration o d o r c o n tr o l y o u r c a rp e t eco . A - BEKA j . u » * Professional Office ♦Visitors/Drop-ins Welcome Painting vy>-i Cleaning nom ically." . Eternal Word Fre« EstimaUs ♦Bus Transportation . Peabody Language Kit Foreign & Domestic Cars Call 522-8489 Lenny Shelton Small World Daycare-9yra. experience in . Early World of Learning & Trucks •Call- Locally owned M arilyn W illiams caring for Trigg Co’s, children & operated O w ner Rt. 5, Box 98 311 Lafayette Street Free Estimates Hours: 5:30 AM . to 5:30 P.M. - 522-7509 Cadiz, Ky 42211 Satisfaction Guaranteed 522-3919 Construction Electric Framing/Woodwork ■ Floor Covering G la ss Bartruff D o z e r W o rk J & J Electric Priester WATSON Picture Framing Serving all of Trigg Co. Mirror A Glass TRUCKING & Woodworks Free estimates on new construction, repairs HOME TOWN Co. & roads, ponds, & & remodeling. Also Mobile 517 Main Street DECORATING CONSTRUCTION waterways - cut Home service hookups, Cerulean, KKY Y ^ •RasidanUal Looking for an light commercial work and "FOR ALL YOUR •Commercial Experienced, Reliable & Reasonable ting, pushing, DECORATING NEEDS" expert builder? Automotive, and Household it ' •Auto GU m Dozers, Scrapers, Loaders, CALL clearing Audio Electronics. 235-5621A Backhoe and Trucks 2600FT. CAMPBELL Knick's Construction Joey Wilson 365-7348 Custom Picturing BLVD. 388-2040 Charles Watson 365-2358 HOPKINSVILLE, KY. Ilw y 63 or Carl Jones, Jr. Jay Scott 365-5210 Framing 522-7529/522-8928 PH. 805-4361 Eddyville. KY Jeff Watson 365-7058 924-5556 Certified Residential Gallery Prints H a r d w a r e Home Health House Cleaning I Lawn Tractors 1 Leaf Blow ers Mobile Homes Trigg Supply Co. Free Estimates BALDWIN |------1 MOBILE Incorporated T ruck C8i T ractor Co. WE KNOW HOW BUSY YOU References available il lt,li—•!» K. tV») * Factory Outlet * H O M E CITY i Mobile Homes, Inc. I Interprise - Amana - Maytag ARE THIS TIME OF YEAR! ^Household Uidpers Frigidaire - Appliances *$1.00 off Dispenser Tape OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Electrical & Plumbing " A Complete Housekeeping Service" DRIVE A LITTLE... Supplies - Paints - General Thars why we offer you the i SAVE A LOT ! Hardware - Small Appliances convenience of BEST DEALS IN THE AREA TlaOO General Houseware SHIPPING YOUR Linda Scully OLDEST DEALER \ SPECIALIZING IN DOUBLE Phone 522-8551 PACKAGES RIGHT 522-6294 *2495°° 1 2 1 0 SKYLINE DRIVE WIDES HERE IN OUR STORE! 2 Year Warranty "QuaIlly and service an Fredia Harper HOPKINSVILLE, KY. 809- N. MAIN remembered (5 0 2 ) 885-3125 I HOPKINSVItLE, long after price la torgollan." 522-7019 @KUB0TR Nothing like h «m c«nh? PH. 8 86-9477 330 East Main Cadiz, KY UPS GROUND NEXT DAY AIR SECOND DAY AIR PENNYRILE HOME MEDICAL Call your service representative today (inside Save-On-Drugs) 5 2 2 - 6 6 0 5 M o n u m e n ts Office Supply & Equip. P e ts Reflexology Satellite S e c u r ity Satellite Connection We serve all cemeteries in CORNETTE'S HOPKINSVILLE Cadiz ENERGV CENTER Quality Security Caldwell & adjoining counties Reflexology Center 110 B Tiny Town Road & Electric KENNELS Henry & Henry Office Supply & Equip., Co. "For overall 929 SKYLINE DRIUE Clarksville, TN 37042 68 Main St. H0PK1NSUILLE, KY. Marble 4 Granite Work* Open Saturdays For Your Convenience * relief, try a 615-431-5138 Cadiz, KY Near intersection KY 91 -US 62 • BOARDING PH. 885-4811 8:30 - 2:00 reflexology V 522-8994 Princeton, KY 3 6 5 -6 2 8 4 ■ G R O O M IN G SHARP - Cash Registers, Calculators ■ PET SUPPLIES treatment on V ■ AIR CONDITIONED RUNS f ( i -- --r ■ the feet." CANNON - Copiers, Typewriters ■ DAILY EXERCISE iNsrl Free electronics repair Hours: Mon.-Fri. • 9-5 SCM ROYAL - Typewriters service, repairs T.V., SKYLINE DRIVE Sat. by appointment We carry a complete line of office supplies HOPKINSVILLE, KY./:.! VCR, satellite, stereo, and office furniture. PH. 8 8 6 -5 6 2 1 28 Franklin microwaves- Hopkinsville 11th & Main Street 886-3361 502-522-6289 also sell Satellites Sewing/Fabric 1 TRUCK PARTS 1 i T ir e s 1 Truck Equip. 1 Upholstry i Western Wear ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B B H ■ h h m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I E d d y v ille Save On Auto Care We Specialize In: "If Wc Don't Have It, Shirley's •Scat Covers ‘ Vinyl Tops - We’ll Get It!" Tire Service Shocks Tune Up •Boats ‘ Furniture Ondian Uiills •Convertible Tops Sahel's Western Fairview Ave. Wheel Alignment •Sunroofs ‘ Window 'J’alric Wear & Uniforms P.O. Box 393 Wheel Balance RIVERSIDE Tinting Brake Repair Hopkinsville Check our prices on Eddyville, KY 42038 Trailer Hitch Sales & Installation TRUCK Dusters. Lay-a-way for TIRES-MOST Oil Change Upholstery Durban DiiUs Plus All Types of Truck Accessories PARTS-REPAIR _ _ Christmas MAJOR BRANDS Transmission Ser. 885-4915 Shopping Center Open Sat. 8-12 Noon 1507 EAST 9TH ST. 301 South Clay St. Dayton Tires HOPKINSVILLE, KY. a , DiophinsviUc, CKy. See Roy or Rob at Open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. 601 S. Virginia Street and Other Auto PH. 885-9565 fPk- 886-0271 STEWART'S TRUCK EQUIPMENT, INC. Mon. - Fri. Hopkinsville, KY 885-2385 Repair 1517 E. 9th St. - Hopkinsville - (502)886-1103 See Danny or Mike Morris COMPUTER BALANCING Phone 885-5049 ALIGNMENT HAWK'S TIRE . Farm Service AND .ALIGNMENT Road Service Phone 388-7201 Ray Gray - Owner ^ Howure We’re Home Owned and Home Operated by Cliff, Chris, and Daniel Washer ttOHOM*'fo/e, A ppreciate, C/our B usiness 00**MU* , ^ 'SfO R f1^ V W e G la d ly A c c e p t Food Stamps Store No. 1 Cadiz, Kentucky 42211 Store No. 2 West Main Street • Cadiz, Kentucky 42211 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities & Correct Printing Errors Prices Effective Mon., Nov. 14 thru Sun., Nov. 20,1988 us IDAHO POTATOES- 8!69 BETTER VALU T .i/. SPECIA L * * T.V. SPEC/AL * NATURE GRAIN SHORTENING BETTY CROCKER BROWN & SERVE CAKE MIX ROLLS 42 oz. 18 1/4 oz. CAN BOX 12 CT. PKGS. $100 OCEAN SPRAY WHOLE OR JELLIED CRANBERRY SAUCE_____ 16 oz. CAN DIET PEPSI, MT. DEW, COLONIAL FARMS SLICE OR HOMOGENIZED PEPSI MILK 2 LITER $ |0 0 $189 RED TOP GAL. SMOKED ■Ham SHANK PORTION $ | 0 9 BUTT PORTION__ WHOLE SMOKED Q Q t HAM HORMEL V USDA CHOICE BUTTERBALL BONELESS (9-12 L B .$I 09) CHUCK ROAST Jr?! 16-22 LB. CANNED TURKEYS____ U S D A CHOICE BONELESS HAM SHOULDER H ONEYSUCKLE $ |5 9 WHITE 10-14 LB. ROAST______L_! HEN TURKEYS STRATTON R E E L F O O T PIMENTO, HAM MEATY JUMBO LB. OR CHICKEN 3 LB.CAN HOT DOGS _pKG-7 9 cSALADS J *T.V. SPE CIAL* RUDY’S FARM R E E L F O O T MILD, HOT OR SAGE OLD FASHIONED SAUSAGE BOLOGNA LB. BRYAN (BEEF OR CHEESE _h!LB S l 3 9 JUMBO JUICY WIENERS pkg-I I COOKED 10oz $179 REG. OR BEEF HAM ___ C O R N D O G S :m SLICED 1 2 0 z. B A C O N _ p k g . *L4B£ is **i? .9 TOM CLIFTY FARM OR MILLER COUNTRY HAM LB. FIELD KY. W H O L E O R HA L F BONELESS HAM lb 18 LBS. & UP FIELD SLICED SLAB BACON (16 TO 18 LB. 6 9 c) (BUTTERBALL TURKEY BREAST_ lb^s 1 " ) HEN TURKEYS (10 TO 12 LBS. 89' TURKEY BREAST 12 TO 16 LBS. LB. HILLSHIRE REG., BEEF OR POLSKA SMOKED SAUSAGE 'TVSPEGMt* V BETTER VALU BETTER VALU J J BETTER V BETTY CROCKER ^ TEA BAGS TOMATO JUICE OCEAN ASST. FLAVORS VALU SPRAY 100 bags 46 oz. Can CAKE WHOLE o r MIXES JELLIED CRANBERRY SAUC CRUSH DRINKS ASST. FLAVORS OR HIRES ROOT BEER LAY'S POTATO 18 1/2 oz. Box CHIPS B.C. F R O S T I N G S „ALL « FLAVORS S|G9 0 12 oz. Cans NOTHERN ASST. LEENEX DINNER MCCORMICK GROUND McCORMICK BLACK McCORMICK POULTRY McCORMICK McCORMICK PURE EAGLE BRAND NAPKINS NAPKINS CINNAMON PEPPER SEASONING RUBED SAGE VANILLA CONDENSED MILK .75 02. 14 oz. \ White A B C $|39 .43 oz. $|49 CCT' 79° 50 CT. Can gg< £ . * 2 “ Can SHOWBOAT COLONIAL FARMS OR STORE BRAND J DOLE V / DOLE V CUT SW EET SANDWICH BREAD Juice Pack or Syrup PINEAPPLE POTATOES SLI., CRUSHED or CHUNK 24 oz. PINEAPPLE JUICE LOAF c IC $149 2 s = * l ° * C O L O N I A L MINI f l i 46 ° Z- FRENCH Can ROLLS —0F6 JUMBO Pre-Priced $I “ DOW ZIPLOC REYNOLD’S HEAVY DUTY CHINET COMPARTMENT OR IVORY“ LIQUID FREEZER BAGS SARAN W RAP ALUMINUM WRAP DINNER PLATES / PLASTIC TURKEY \ 22 oz. / EXTRA WIDE \ LUNCH PLATES \ bottle (BAGS 2 s 99®/ ( 65.5 Ft. I 37 Sq. Ft. ( 100 FT. 40 s $ 2 * 9 ) -ROLL ®S®® ' 18" Roll ROLL REG. OR BUTTER FLAVOR BULL HEAD T.l/.SPPC/M GOLD CRISCO MEYERS DOMINO SHORTENING OYSTERS MEDAL BROWNULATED-14 oz. OR NATURE GRAIN 10X, LT. OR DK. BROWN 8 oz. CAN PLAIN OR BROWN & SERVE $ | 3 9 SELF-RISING SUGAR FLOUR AURORA BATH ROLLS CAMPBELL’S c a e a m o f CHICKEN OR CELERY TISSUE 3™SI00 SOUP 10 1/2 oz. S | ' 9 CANS GREEN GIANT CEE BEE FOODS 600 OFF LABEL 400 OFF LABEL REG. OR LEMON CUT ASPARAGUS AEIKI®I!!JKI@ES CASCADE FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWASHERS TIDE 10 1/2 oz. CAN W C u v s DETERGENT $ 4 3 8 REG.,UNSCENTED OR WITH BLEACH GREEN GIANT SLICED OR WHOLE MUSHROOMS_____ 4J/2oZ:___ 65 oz. BOX 42 oz. GREEN GIANT DUNCAN HINES BOX HUNGRY JACK 16 oz. WHOLE KERNEL REG. OR NO-SALT CHEWY INSTANT POTATOES TIDE LIQUID 750 OFF LABEL NIBLETS-12ozCAN ^ and for Girls PILLSBURY MICROWAVE PILLSBURY MICROWAVE BROWNIES 64 o z.!$359 POPCORN BROWNIE KIT CREAM OR WHOLE KERNEL SMALL-66, MED.-48, BTL. LARGE-32 OR EX. LG.-28 ORIG. OR BUTTER 10 oz GOLD C O R N - i 7 o z . can $ 2 4 9 PKG. 3’s £ £ CUT OR FRENCH STYLE YOUR CHOICE” LIBBY’S Libby's Famous GREEN B E A N S -16oz can Pumpkin Pie Recipe BOX PUMPKIN 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1 can (16 oz.) LIBBY s Solid Pack Pumpkin 3/4 cup sugar PUMPKIN V2 teaspoon ground cinnamon Gt^enGiant Grden PIE MIX Vi teaspoon ground ginger* V« teaspoon ground cloves 1Va cups (12 fl. oz. can) undiluted CARNATION ’ Evaporated Milk 1 9-inch unbaked homemade pie shell with high fluted edge Grieit 30 oz. CAN Preheat oven to 425°F. Combine filling, ingredients in order given; pour into pie shell N ib lets CANS Bake 15 minutes. Reduce temperature to 350°F. Bake an additional 45 minutes or Giant until knife inserted near center comes out clean. Cool; garnish, if desired, with Sliced 3 \ fm k n 0 $099 Libby's Solid CQC Pack Pumpkin .... 16 oz. CAN ^ 2 ^ 2 Carnation 0 1 2 °z.$ 1 0 9 Evaporated Milk ----C. CANS ■ SP, I Macaroni 'kraftj | & Cheese IIP r .t/. SPECIAL Dinner V , f * > * * F O R M U L A 44 SINGLES COUGH MIXTURE FOLGERS PARKAY MARGARINE Adult strength for Adult coughs COFFEE m m i jo is PARKAY 4 oz. BOTTLE REG. OR ADC 13 oz. BAG W\FORMULA $ 2 2 9 K m u ia I MARGARINE KRAFT AMERICAN 2 LB. JAR 4 U > 4 A KRAFT COUGH MJXTURI SINGLES APPLE OR Is s s s ^ l CITRUS STRONG FOR COUGHS HILL $200 Refund CHEESE J.2oz._PKG.^ GRAPE JELLY By Mail VELVEETA SHELLS KRAFT REG. OR LIGHT 32 oz. JAR When You Buy AND CHEESE 0 f l 3 9 SALAD DRESSING ORANGE JUICE One Any Size REG. OR W/CALCIUM Ground Roast Fblgers® DINNER _12_0Z_B0X_ 1 MIRACLE WHIP: 64 oz. and one fresh or frozen KRAFT GRATED NyQuil CTN. $1 ®® 39 Ham or Turkey KRAFT PARMESAN REG. OR LIGHT See required certificate $989 below for complete details. PARKAY SPREAD FOLGERS INSTANT a n m M Offer expires CHEESE J?zCAN MAYONNAISE 8 oz. JAR DECAF December 31, 1988. JUMBO HUNGRY JACK (p .p . 2 /$ i.i9 ) $| 99 Strong Nighttime BALLARD (P.P. 4/890) 3 LB. TUB SMORBM 1QCT ASST. FLAVORS • „ M ^ Colds Relief MAIL-IN CERTIFICATE (not payable at the retail store) S3 69 *5 ” Enclosed are this certificate -AND- the word “Folgers” cut BISCUITS ± pack BISCUITS mm c a n s ■ from the plastic overcap of one any size Ground Roast Folgers or the Universal Product Co d e (UPC) symbol cut from one Folgers bag -AND- the cash register receipt(s) KRAFT (BLUE BOX) DURACELL with both the fresh or frozen h a m or turkey price and the Ground Roast Folgers price circled. MACARONI & CHEESE 10 oz. PKG. Please send m y $2.00 Refund to: 7 1/4 oz. 1 KRAFT JET PUFF OR BOXES DINNER____ MINATURE KRAFT HALFMOON CHEDDAR MARSHMALLOWS Address:, CRACKER BARREL (Please print clearly-proper delivery depends on a complete and correct address) 16 oz. PKG. SHARP OR EX. SHARP KRAFT JET PUFF CHEDDAR ™oz_fick MARSHMALLOWS 6 oz. BOTTLE Zip Code: PHILADELPHIA Place in a stamped envelope and mail to: KRAFT MARHMALLOW FOLGERS $2.00 REFUND CREAM P.O. Box 430943 CREME —7_oz._JAR_ ORIGINAL OR CHERRY El Paso, TX 88543-0943 CHEESE KRAFT VANILLA FLAVOR FOLGERS S2D0 REFUND CERTIFICATE (Cash Redemption Value 1/100 ol 1C) PLEASE NOTE THESE ADDITIONAL TERMS: Hom em ade CARAMELS 14 oz. BAG 1. OFFER GOOD ONLY IN U.S.A. 2 THIS CERTIFICATE MAY NOT BE MECHANICALLY REPRODUCED AND MUST ACCOMPANY YOUR REQUEST. 3. Your offer rights may not be assigned or transferred. 4 Lim it one refund per name or address. w ittv t o r 5. Offer expires December 31, 1988. 6. Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery. i CALIF. JUMBO ^ U.S. NO. 1 ^ CELERY IDAHO JUMBO STALK POTATOES LG. STALKS 10 LB. BAG U.S. FANCY TENN. SWEET POTATOES TEXAS CHOICE CDCCU GRAPEFRUIT CRANBERRIES EACH i CALIF. ' EMPEROR RED IDAHO DELICIOUS GRAPES RED APPLES -) FLORIDA WH FRESH LARGE ' FRESH 1 ORANGES V COCONUTS $ 1 8 9 IDAHO-ORGEON CALIF GOLDEN FRESH SWEET SPANISH CARROTS TURNIPS ONIONS $ I 0 0 BAGS £ IDAHO RED DELICIOUS FRESH 9" ■>.3 EXTRA FANCY JUMBO GRADE A COCONUT ( a p p l e s ijgc LARGE MOUNDS CAKE