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The year just over was a fairly active formed to begin work on a medical arts The third traffic fatality of the year policy stating what school employees possession of marijuana. fatality of the year when she was struck one for Trigg County with the top news center. was 80-year-old Blair “Dock” could do when students were suspected Smith D. Broadbent Jr. received the by a school bus. item being the plans for a medical arts Cunningham who was killed when he of having alcohol or drugs. Outstanding Service Award from the Work began on the medical arts building to be built next to Trigg County County law enforcement officials apparently stepped between a car and A panel of judges from the Court of Chamber of Commerce. building on grounds adjacent to Trigg Hospital. The actual construction of the arrested five Christian County the camper it was towing. Appeals convened in Cadiz to hear two Trigg County FFA received a County Hospital. center has not begun as of yet but residents who were reportedly cases. national silver emblem award at the Three more doctors signed contracts preliminary site preparation is responsible for over 20 burglaries July national convention in Kansas City. to establish practices here in 1980. completed around Lake Barkley. Dixie Jones hired as Wildcat football November John Y. Brown Jr. led his Democratic Trigg County High School senior Other noteworthy happenings during Local realtor Lynn Waller was coach following the resignation of Wildcat cross country runner Sam slate to victory locally and statewide. Wayne Thomas was nominated by U.S. the year include the Chamber of named Member of the Year for Danny Maxberry. Love tools first place in the region and Representative Carroll Hubbard to the Commerce’s loans for a tourist Kentucky’s Western Waterlands. The county’s fourth traffic fatality second in the state meet. December Air Force Academy. information center, five people resulted in a charge of second degree School Board expelled one student Six year old April Dawn Terrell Woody Woodall elected president of arrested for burglaries on Lake April manslaughter against R.D. Pollard. and put a second on probation for became the fifth and final traffic Chamber of Commerce for 1980. Barkley, approval of a hotel-motel tax Hospital administrator John Sims Fatally injured in the mishap was two to benefit tourism promotion and work resigned to accept a similar position in month old Cara Danean Wooldridge of beginning on an airport near Lake Benton. Princeton. Barkley State Resort Park. County Disaster and Emergency Illinois Central Gulf Railroad’s plans A month by month rundown on the Services volunteers found a ten year old to abandon their line from Princeton to outstanding ne vs stories which The West Memphis, Ark. boy after a 15 hour Clarksville, Tenn., would affect Trigg Cadiz Record covered follows. search in LBL. County drastically, causing loss of Trigg County wrestling club industry and higher transportation January produced 17 state champions in the costs. The new year came in with five Kentucky AAU Age Group Freestyle inches of snow forcing schools and and Greco-Roman Championships. The August businesses to close. local club was only the second The county’s newest physician, Dr. Trigg Countians and others across chartered in the state. James Brazil, began his practice after the state reported hearing loud booms moving from Newfoundland, Canada. prompting numerous theories about May Kentucky’s congressional delegation their cause, from frozen trees splitting Ray Lafser hired as hospital announced that Farmers Home to sonic booms. administrator to replace John Sims Administration had approved a loan for Rudy Watkins took over the who resigned. construction of a medical arts center. presidency of the Cadiz-Trigg County Circuit Court Judge John 0. Hardin Lanny Harper of Cadiz tools first Chamber of Commerce for 1979. Jr. died at 73 following a brief illness. place in the state fair FFA welding Hospital board made physicians For the first time in 19 years, the contest. recruitment their top priority. baseball Wildcats captured the district Nancy Grigsby and Bill Lawrence title by beating Hopkinsville 1-0. were crowned royalty of the county February Wildcat speedster Charles Alexander Farm Bureau. Dark-fired tobacco growers in took first place in the 100 yard dash in Western Kentucky and Tennessee the state track meet as the team September began a campaign to try to raise prices finished second. Cadiz City Council authorized Mayor being offered for their crops. Work began on the airport near Lake W. J. Hopson to submit a preapplication The Kentucky General Assembly met Barkley State Resort Park. for a $1 million neighborhood in an extraordinary special session to In the primary elections, Democrat revitalization project in northwest provide tax relief to the state’s citizens. Terry McBrayer’s more than two to one Cadiz. The local Chamber of Commerce majority in Trigg County didn’t hold in A record 250 golfers entered the Construction began on an airport in the county during 1979 voted to purchase a house on Main the rest of the state as John Y. Brown seventh annual Boots Randolph Street to convert into a tourist Jr. defeated his eight rivals. Louie Celebrity Gold Tournament. information center. Nunn easily won the Republican State Parks Commissioner Bruce Wildcat wrestler Donald Wilford nomination. Montgomery announced that a new became the first Trigg matman to win a convention center would be built at regional crown by outpointing his final June Lake Barkley State Resort Park. opponent, 8-4. A 78-year-old Grand Rivers man, For the first time in several months, Trigg County was again faced with a William Everitt Driskill, became the Trigg County Hospital showed a profit. doctor shortage when Dr. Wendell county’s first traffic fatality in a The profit was $112. Gilbert announced that he would be collison at the intersection of Highways moving to Owensboro. 93 and 139 at Black Hawk. October Dr. Elias Futrell, who had practiced Mark Lovely was elected Hospital Fiscal Court approved a countywide medicine in Trigg County for 45 years, Board chairman following John Hay’s hotel-motel tax to benefit tourism. died after a long illness. resignation. Liz Fourqurean was crowned Miss Miss Scarlet Larkins was crowned Ten-year-old Greg William Butkovic Trigg County, during the third annual Devoted to the best interest of Codiz ond Trigg Countu basketball homecoming queen. was killed in a two car collision near Country, Ham Festival. Lake Barkley State Resort Park, Reacting to discoveries of student? VOLUME 99 NUMBER 1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 19?0 ONE SECTION, 12 PAGES PRICE 20 CENTS March becoming the second fatality of the possessing marijuana during school A joint city-county commission was year. hours, the School Board adopted a Decade of the ’70’s— looking back The past decade has been a period of house doctors next to Trigg Count accomplishments and disappointments A ‘funeral service’ was held to high­ purchased to be developed into a the course named in his honor. widespread development for Cadiz and Hospital. to the county. light the unveiling of a Kentucky recreation complex. Cadiz City Council imposed a one per Trigg County, ranging from the opening We don’t know what the 80’s have i This article is a review of the 70’s historical marker designating the for­ The Wildcats wrapped up their cent payroll tax to replace city of Lake Barkley State Park Lodge to store for this area, but the past te citing the major happenings in each mer site of Golden Pond. second consecutive state football title automobile stickers. the start of construction on a building .to years have brought their share c year. As you read these, you’ll probably Cadiz and Trigg County observed its with a 22-0 win over Pikeviile. be saying exactly what a lot of other 150th birthday with a full week of 1974 people are saying, “ I can’t believe that festivities during the Sesquicentennial 1973 A suit charging Cadiz city officials happened that long ago.” Celebration. Cadiz was nafned an All Kentucky with violations of conflict of interest City by the state Chamber of laws and bidding procedures was filed 1970 1971 Commerce. in Trigg Circuit Court. After being in the planning stage for Trigg County’s 1970 census decreased Final plans for a new library were Godwin Yuen, minister of music at two years the Bank of Cadiz opened for 2.8 per cent from 1960, dropping from approved. Cadiz Baptist Church, was forced to business in their new building on Main 8870 to 8620. County residents were up in arms leave the country and return to China Street. Seven buildings were destroyed in a over Corps of Engineers shoreline because of a mix-up in his visa status. Lake Barkley Lodge opened to the predawm fire in Cerulean. clearing restrictions on Lake Barkley. The recreation complex began being public on June 1. Trigg County Wildcats captured their The first annual Boots Randolph (Continued on Page 2) Work began on a new elementary first ever state football title defeating Celebrity Golf Tournament was held at school to house 900 students in grades Lynch 30-23 in Lexington. one through five, constituting the first Plans for a new vocational building of a three phase building program were approved by the school board to estimating to cost $1,500,000. begin Phase III of the school construc­ Fifty-five out of 92 Trigg teachers did tion program. not report for work, supporting a state wide work stoppage. 1972 m m Cadiz City Council passed an Construction began on the Trigg V ordinance to start garbage collection. County portion of Interstate 24. Trigg County basketball Wildcats A drive began to raise $70,000 to won their first ever regional title construct a new library and youth advancing to the state tournament center. Barkley Lodge opened in 1970 where they finished third. Informal ceremonies were held to School Superintendent Roy officially open the first nine holes of the McDonald resigned after 25 years in golf course at Lake Barkley State Park. that position and a total of 45 years in Park. education. A 127 acre tract of land was

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The January term of Trigg Circuit Another criminal case set for the Cave, a dispute over a $31,000 check for Dorothy M. Walsh, Jimmy Carr, Mary Court will convene Monday, Jan. 14, term is Commonwealth vs. Ross Redd, real estate transactions; A. J. Goode Ann, Wright, Dilbert Ira Ball, Orbie and is scheduled , to hear two. charged with third degree burglary and vs. Roy McGee, damage to crops by Dell Calhoun, Thelma Gray, Helen manslaughter cases during the two theft by unlawful taking over $100. The livestock; Ethel L. Garner vs. William Land Travis, Carroll Sanders, Hattie week session. first charge resulted from a break in at Sterling Ryman, Gene Myers and Flood, Lora Dale Curling, Susie Thorpe Set for Friday, Jan. 18, is the case of B & B Food Products and the second Brown Garner, injuries received in a Higbee, Lucille Witty, Howard D. R. D. Pollard who is charged with stems from a stolen shotgun. traffic accident and Kentucky Farm Hancock, James Madison Fowler, second degree manslaughter stemming Bureau Mutual Insurance vs. Bruce Willie Cash Oliver, Howell Hargrove, The last criminal case is a charge of from a July traffic accident that took Dunbar and Gary D. Wood, involving a John W. McAtee, Beverly Newell. three counts of first degree burglary the life of two month old Cara tobacco barn fire. Wooldridge of Princeton. According to against Jim Goode of Christian County Arnold Wynn, Bobbie A. Mitchell, the arrest warrant, Pollard was driving who is accused of breaking into three Jurors called for the term are: John L. Weber, C. M. Wright Jr., Gar­ under the influence when he was homes on Lake Barkley in February Hayden Fowler, Allene Bridges, Sara field King, Jerome Wilford, Agnes involved in the accident. He has been and March. H. Moore, James M. Underwood, Dawson, Jane Noel, Connie J. Futrell, released from county jail on a $5000 un­ Mosco Caldwell, James T. Wallace, Six civil suits are set to be tried Nancy R. Rutland, Oma Dockery Gan­ secured bail bond. Shelvia Bridges, Jewell Prescott, during the upcoming term of the court. der, Harold R. Metcalfe, James P. The second manslaughter case is Blanche Freeman, Edith Sadler These include: W. R. and Margaret Freels, Ted Thomas, Patricia Higgs against Myrtle Dupee of Cadiz charged Mitchell, Myrtle Dupee, Frank McAtee, Harper vs. R. H. and Frances Cunning­ Rogers, Thomas Elder, Sara H. in the June 30 death of her husband, Norris D. Futrell, Gregory Max Ward, ham, a land dispute; George and Mary Combest, Charles H. Shipley, D. B. Frank Dupee. She has been released on Oscar Mitchell, Elliot Vinson, Florence Ann Croney vs. Lucian Redd, Robert Redd, Elaine Sanders, Walter Futrell, Country ham took it’s rightful place in the ’70’s her own recognizance. This case is Elizabeth Gude, Tinnie Vanzant. Redd and Richard Q. Lewis III, also a Mary K. Barnes, Donna T. Calhoun, scheduled to be heard Thursday, Jan. land dispute; Johnny Williams, d-b-a Bonnie Freeman, Lavinia Waits, E. James Dwight Wolfe and Rebecca 24. Lake Barkley Realty vs. Robert L. E. Burkeen, Jean Spann Wilson, Groves. as the first annual ham festival was organized kentucky reflections Decade new but old questions remain encounters tend to make us appear to reliable.” By George Street Boone be split asunder rather than merely There are structural problems in our diverse. An adversary relationship process of passing laws and in electing At the end of the old year and the be­ between government and press is leaders1 at both the state and national ginning of a new decade, while answers normal, even desirable, but hostility too level. As Kentucky enters a new decade may be lacking, some people are asking often obscures rather than illuminates with a new governor, many feel that good questions and this is reassuring. issues. there is something wrong with the Though the decade is new, some of the When so many groups organize to politics of confrontation. It appears that questions are enduring ones. protect their special interests, the one-issue politics and separate A conservative German newspaper, danger arises that we become isolated interests tend to overwhelm the orderly DIE WELT, said last month that and separated from each other. The processes of government at a critical Khomeini may find it ironic that he, the complexity of our problems indicates time when tolerance and compromise glowing U.S. hater, is inspiring we need a spirit of cooperation, purpose are sorely needed. America...to find itself again. and unity to address such problems as A nation like the United States may inflation, energy shortages and There are dangers of putting personal reveal its character in a crisis much environmental issues. interests and group interests ahead of more clearly than in good times. The problems Kentucky faces with the state’s interests. This is well As we are told that the Kentucky the building of Marble Hill nuclear illustrated in the matter of the proper government may be entering a period plant in Indiana just a few miles up the disposition of our industrial wastes of financial stress, Governor Brown’s Ohio River from Louisville is one of a where even public agencies complain cautious approach to the financing for type that is being recognized around the they cannot afford disposal procedures the planned Kentucky Center for the world. A scientific publication in which will not pollute our air and our Arts in downtown Louisville appears to London reports that a powerful waters. be that of a man who knows how much a environmental lobby in top echelons at As James Reston pointed out million dollars really is. the Kremlin may bring about a radical recently, the major challenge of the 80’s As William B. Sturgill, Kentucky’s slowing of Soviet nuclear power may be to change our way of thinking new Secretary of Energy, and the development. An article in the about personal problems and about the COURIER JOURNAL attack each prominent theoretical journal license of special interests in the future. 1 9 5 0 ’ s 1960's other with verbal bludgeons, one may KOMMUNIST of Moscow warns “ We It is imperative that we meet the question how much confrontations of cannot assume that the technology...to challenge of keeping our state livable. this nature contribute to the deal with all aspects of the atomic fuel Our search for solutions will demand understanding of problems. Such cycle can be guaranteed to be fully the best of us.

Decade of the ’70s — looking back IT'S ORLY $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ., 1976 was organized to keep Trigg County (Continued from Page 1) Trigg Countians voiced their Hospital operating and county voters objections to proposed changes in the adopted a health tax to provide revenue % used for the summer recreation state’s plumbing code saying that it for the facility. program. would severely restrict development on The first annual Trigg County Coun­ Former Vice-President Spiro Agnew Lake Barkley. try Ham Festival began with Tracey and singer Frank Sinatra were said to The suit against Cadiz city officials Baker being crowned Miss Trigg be involved in plans to build a gigantic was dismissed by the special judge County. amusement park on Lake Barkley. handling the case. County agent Keith Venable retired The new county jail opened. 1978 from that position after 30 years of Trigg countians began receiving County farmers joined the American service. swine flu shots to avoid a nationwide Agriculture Movement protesting low epidemic. prices received for their crops and s' Trigg County Hospital took over livestock. operation of the ambulance service Donations to the Save Our Hospital 1975 after government regulations forced Campaign exceeded $97,000. For the second time in three years Goodwin Funeral Home to discontinue Jim Wallace resigned as high school Cadiz was named an All Kentucky City it. basketball coach after 11 years in the by the state Chamber of Commerce. County residents joined the rest of position. The county Fiscal Court voted to the nation in celebrating the country’s A critical shortage caused further retain ownership of roads in LBL. 200th birthday. problems for the Trigg County Hospital 1970’s 1980’s In the wake of a fire which exten­ when Dr. William Richardson and Dr. sively damaged the county jail the John Collins moved out of the county. Fis il Court voted to build a new 1977 A tornado swept through Trigg facility for housing prisoners. Cadiz City Council studied the County causing damages estimated at Trigg County Hospital experienced possibility of building a cable television $1.5 million. County residents to get energy help hard times, reaching a fine line system. The Wildcat boys track team took between staying open and closing its Mrs. Mary Ray Oaken was named to first place in the state meet. Approximately 475 Trigg County easily and conveniently by simply Dept, for Human Resources, Bureau doors. the state public service commission Over 11 inches of rain cause flooding residents who get Federal telephoning the Hopkinsville office at for Social Insurance) provides hejlp to The Trigg County portion of Inter­ making her the first female on the forcing schools to close. supplemental security income (SSI 886-5181, without the person even qualified low income residents who state 24 to the Tennessee line was board. After three years work, Dr. Daryl gold check) payments will each receive having to leave home. All special have an emergency need for money to., opened. The Save Our Hospital Committee Rickard opened the county vet clinic. * an extra $69 about the second week in energy checks are being mailed to the pay for fuel or other energy. Persons January to help pay higher fuel bills home address of SSI recipients, this situation, including those who get this winter. This extra payment will be including those who have their regular the special one-time SSI energy on a green check, and is in addition to checks sent directly to banks on direct assistance check, should get in touch l e t t e r s ______the regular monthly SSI gold check deposit. with their local state assistance office payment, according to Fred Greer, A separate program administered by for information and service about this Readers express unfortunate that one of those pastor’s has any responsibility? If they did, they field representative of the Hopkinsville the local state assistance offices (Ky. program. should feel compelled to air his would see to it that I get a fair Social Security district office, whose disapproval of “ simple” solutions of the problems to settlement. agency administers the program. Ameria and the world upon his return Most people who received SSI checks Grant approved for landfill home. A one-shot visit cannot make an I have proof that I was in good health for December, 1979 are eligible for the When direct grants are approved, Rev. Coffin’s Commissioner William S. O’Daniel, expert in foreign diplomacy. His one year before I went to work for the special energy check. Those living in complete funding for a project is paid to Department for Local Government, has remarks can only assist the manufacturing company, but the institutions where Medicaid pays the the applicant agency. announced approval of a direct grant propaganda propaganda efforts of the criminal workmen’s compensation Board won’t majority of the cost will not receive this Area development funds were made for $4,000 in area develonment funds to Dear Editor: elements that perpetrate these illegal let me give the proof. Because of this I special payment, since it is unlikely available through action initiated by Trigg County for landfiill work. After seeing the December 31 “ Good and inhumane actions. get injusfi e and I get no fair they would have any increased fuel bills Gov. Julian Carroll and approved by Morning America” interview on settlem . How am I to make a living? this winter. Pennyrile Area Development District the 1976 and 1978 legislatures. Each television of Rev. Sloan Coffin from ' James and Phyllis Watson Yes, Mr. Kentucky lawmakers we do Greer said anyone who got a recommended funding of this project biennium, $12 million is allocated for Riverside Church in New York City, Rt. 3 need a new worker’s comp law. Now. December SSI check but who does not from its area development allocation. the fund. ne wonders why a man of the cloth Cadiz receive the special energy allowance The money will be used for Final authorization is made by the irges appeasement of criminal conduct check by January 15 should contact excavation of the first disposal trench Department of Finance following a and action as a result of his Christmas Harold Edwards Social Security. This can be done most at the county’s new landfill. ter hnical review of each project. Eve visit to the American hostages in New worker’s comp Route 6 Box 32 Iran. Cadiz, Ky. 42211 The world is watching the Iranian law is needed hostage situation and the U.S. will be Mrs. Mize named nursing head judged in all future relationships by its To the Editor: Bloodmobile visit and Carol Beth, 6. Mrs. Mize’s immediate plans call for handling of this incident. World War II I was reading The Cadiz Record and Mrs. Charlene Mize has been named “ Patient care is my main concern,” instituting a code system for emergen­ is a good example of the fact that saw ‘‘Reader States Opinion on To the Citizens of Trigg County: as director of nursing at Trigg County said Mrs. Mize, adding that she hoped cies that would detail everyone’s appeasement does not work with Worker’s Comp law.” I would like to We would like to take this belated Hospital to replace Gary Townsend who to upgrade the already good nursing responsibility in the event of an incom­ certain types of people. Nevell give you my opinion on the worker’s opportunity to thank everyone who resigned last month to accept a position care patients receive now. ing or in-hospital emergency. Chamberlain experienced that hard comp law. It is time we hear the truth. helped with the recent bloodmobile. in Harlan in Eastern Kentucky. Mrs. lesson with Hitler and the Third Reich; My experience has shown me that the Unfortunately, we did not meet our Mize assumed her new duties Decem­ America should learn from history. employer is using the worker’s goal. We had a goal of 120 pints of blood, ber 17. Everyone has a right to his or her compensation law for a hide-away. Yes, but we only got 101 or 84 percent of our Before her promotion, Mrs. Mize was charge nurse on the midnight shift. She opinion but it is unfortunate that a we do need new laws which provide job goal. minister, who enjoys a certain amount justice. The employer hides behind the We appreciate everyone who helped has been employed at Trigg County of influence, should attempt to give a insurance company, the insurance in any way with the bloodmobile. Those Hospital since October, 1978. Prior to so-called “ expert’s” solution to this company hides behind the attorney, the persons who help you from the time that she had worked at Jennie Stuart very touchy situation in complete attorney hides behind the workmen’s you come in to registration, to Hospital in Hopkinsville for one year. contradiction of men who have made compensation board and the temperature and bloodpressure checks, The new nursing director graduated these types of problems their lives workmen’s compensation Board hides to card file, to bag pick-up, to aides in from the Ownesboro-Daviess County work. It is imperative that the U.S. behind the worker’s comp law to give the units, to the workers in the Hospital School of Nursing to become a maintains a strong united front before the worker injustice. kitchen—are all local persons registered nurse in 1967. A native of the world to show that America will not I had an injury in 1977 at a volunteering their time and talents to that area, she is married to Gary Mize accept this type of treatment of its manufacturing company in Cadiz and help make every bloodmobile a and they have two children Jason, 9, citizens, regardless of individual to this day I have not seen any success. opinions. settlement. The doctor said I was not to Did you know—the Cadiz United We are thankful that the hostages do any lifting over 35 pounds. Because Methodist Church donates its facilities; county were allowed to attend a church service of this injury, I am handicapped. Do the hospital stores and puts up the sign; given by American pastors, but it is you think the manufacturing company the homemakers clubs donate the sandwiches and cookies and workers for the canteen; Pepsi Cola donates the calendar drinks; the Board of Education 3 % (Eafriy ^Record maintenance help the Red Cross personnel with the unloading of Friday, Jan. 4 Dianne Ford General Manager equipment; that the Cadiz Record and Chamber of Commerce Board of & Advertising Director WKDZ help us immeasurably in getting Directors — 12 noon Cameron Highlander House Michael Waits News Editor word around about the coming of the bloodmobile, the on-going progress STAFF : William H. Rawls Jr., Betty Lawrence during the actual time it is here, and the Saturday, Jan. 5 and Jane Sawyer. results? Wrestling — Away vs. Hancock County Virginia Page, Publisher To all of these people—to any whom we may have inadvertently Published each Thursday by A1 Smith Communications, Inc. Second class overlooked—and especially to the Monday, Jan. 7 postage paid in Cadiz, Trigg County, Ky. USPS-082-520. Single copy 20 donors—we say a heartfelt “Thank School Board — 7 p.m. cents. Subscription Rates: in county, $6.50; out of county Post Office, You” ! Girls Basketball — Home $7.50; out of state $9.00. Subscriptions sold only by year. Address all mail vs. Caldwell County to P.O. Box 311, Cadiz Kentucky 42211. Phone 502-522-6605. Sincerely, Tuesday,Jan.8 MEMBER OF: Kentucky Press Assoc., Weekly Newspaper Assoc. Gloria Davis, Chairman National Newspaper Assoc., Western Ky. Press Assoc., Cadiz-Trigg Trigg County Bloodmobile City Council — 7 p.m. Boys Basketball — Home County Chamber of Commerce. News and advertising deadline each Tuesday 1 p.m. Advertising rates P.S.—Mark March 19 on your vs. Ft. Campbell Wrestling — Away available upon request. calendar for the next bloodmobile visit. We will be looking for you! vs. Christian County r

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By Helen Price Stacy William McConnell, David Perry, and Samuel May and planned to begin min­ was renamed Alice Lloyd College after Stephen Lowry brought the first horses ing coal. When Lt. Col. James A. Gar­ the death of its founder, Alice Geddes How well do you know Kentucky? and cattle into northern Kentucky in field reported to Gen. Don Carlos Buel Lloyd. Lloyd came to Kentucky from a You can be a promoter for the Com­ 1775. at Louisville in 1861, he told the general Boston society home in 1916 to regain monwealth in your town or county, your Kentucky ranks at the top in coal pro­ about his teen-years’ experience as a her health. She stayed on to found an neighboring communities and even on duction. Do you know who discovered driver of a canal boat hauling coal to important educational institution in a foreign soil, but first you must do your coal in the Big Sandy region? Cleveland. Garfield, later a U.S. community named Pippa Passes, after homework. Dr. Thomas Walker, on his mid-18th President, while on his Big Sandy cam­ a poem by Robert Browning. Visitors Kentucky’s fame as a land of horses century exploration trip into this area, paign said the coal would be enroute to a Texas museum with a lock is well known, but who brought horses discovered coal on Louisa (Levisa) transported by boat. of the poet’s hair, once stopped at the here more than 200 years ago? Fork of the Big Sandy. In 1841, Richard Thousands of Kentucky Boy Scouts mountain school so those there could A marker west of Vanceburg in Lewis Deering bought a tract of land from know about Daniel Carter Beard. see and touch the hair. County states Col. Robert Patterson, Beard, 1850-1941, was the first national Do you know some isolated Kentucky commissioner of the Boy Scouts of families for years celebrated America. He lived in Covington where Christmas in January, a day now Trigg - Lyon he also was an artist, author and known as Old Christmas? outdoor enthusiast. If you sing “ Away in a Manger” to Do you know that in 1823 Kentucky the tune of Robert Burns’ “ Flow founded the first tax-supported school Gently, Sweet Afton,” you are singing for instruction of deaf children in the music written by Jonathan E. Spilman, Volunteers finish series United States at Danville (Boyle a native of Muhlenberg County who is County). also known as a lawyer and minister. Do you know the first book, other than Do you know Jesse Stuart and Lillie of five training sessions the Bible, brought to Kentucky is said to Chaffin share honors as Kentucky’s be a copy of Gulliver’s Travels. It is poet laureate? believed to be the source of the name Learning more about Kentucky can By Buddy Walker everyone is invited to come out and Lulbegrud Creek near the Clark-Powell be fun. If you study legends, back­ A series of five training sessions in inspect our building as it progresses. County line. The name is a corruption of ground, facts and more, you’ll find you the latest methods used in fighting fires You are also invited to take a look at the “ Lorbrulgrud,” and was bestowed on not only know Kentucky better, but love has been completed by the Trigg-Lyon three fire engines and all the related the creek by Daniel and Squire Boone, Kentucky more. Volunteer Fire Department, said Fire equipment that is used in fighting fires. Alexander Neeley and John Stuart. Chief Lou Eichorn. The Kentucky State Fair in Louisville The sessions were held nightly in the The aim of the fire department, is attended by thousands every year. new fire station that is nearing com­ according to the chief, is to make every However, the first Kentucky fair was pletion in the Rockcastle community. effort at all times to save property and organized by Lewis Sanders on his farm They were conducted by Major Moore lives of those who may at some time be in Fayette County in 1816. FA L L £ W l N T f :R of Hopkinsville, who was the training involved with a fire. The chief also said You might not know Walter E. Scott co-ordinator, and conducted the school. he would like for anyone living in the as a native of Cynthiana, but you may Many valuable lessons were taught fire district who contemplates any know more about him as Death Valley from textbooks, demonstrations of the outside burning of leaves, brush, trash, Scotty, a California gold prospector. use of fire fighting equipment and etc., to please notify him beforehand, so His desert home was said to be a PRI

i The Cadiz Record, Thursday, January 3,1980 Page 4 f Mrs. GarvieSumner funeral notices Mrs. Myrtie Conner Survivors include one son, J.C. Mrs. Garvie Mae Sumner, 87, died Sumner Jr., of Trigg County; two Wednesday, December 26 at 9:45 p.m. Mrs. Myrtie Conner, 90, of Paducah at Shady Lawn Nursing Home after a daughters, Ivy Shemwell of Cadiz and and formerly of Trigg County, died bert Johnson and David McMichael Marie Thomas of Trigg County ; one long illness. Friday, Dec. 28 at 1:30 a.m. at Park- officiating. Burial was in Wilson sister, Mrs. Garland Joiner of A native of Trigg County, she was view Convalescent Center in Paducah. Cemetery in Marshall County. Hopkinsville; 16 grandchildren; 26 born February 24,1892, the daughter of Mrs. Ruby Wadlington A native of Marshall County, she was Survivors include one son, Adrian great-grandchildren; and one great- John M. and Missy Hargrove Ezell. born April 25, 1880, the daughter of Conner of Paducah; one grand-, great-grandchild. She was married to Julian Clyde Samuel T. and Virginia Hartley. daughter, Mrs. William H. McConnell’ Preceding her in death were three Sumner, October 7, 1907. He preceded Mrs. Ruby Mitchell Wadlington, 77, Kennedy, Pauline P’Pool, Barbara She was a member of the Olivet of Hopkinsville and one great-grand­ sons, Jessie James Sumner in 1962, child. her in death in 1968. died Thursday, Dec. 27 at 11:36 a.m. at Jenkins and Dorothy Bridges, all of Baptist Church in Paducah and a Johnnie Sumner and William Boyd She was a member of the Donaldson Trigg County Hospital after an ap­ Trigg County and Mary Jane Harvey of member of Hardin Eastern Star. She Pallbearers were Henry Baumer Jr., Sumner; one infant daughter; four Creek Baptist Church. parent heart attack. Paducah; 20 grandchildren; and 11 was a retired schoolteacher. Joe Edwards, James Edwards, Jessie brothers, Carl, Clyde, Harvey and Edwards, Noel McElya and Clifton Funeral services were conducted at A native of Christian County, she was great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at Oscar; three sisters, Mrs. Olphia McElya. Goodwin Funeral Home, Friday, Dec. born May 2,1902, the daughter of Edgar Preceding her in death was one Linn Funeral Chapel in Benton, Sun- Sumner, Mrs. Lucy Skinner and Mrs. 28 at 2 p.m. with the Revs. Irvin Darnell and Doi*a Dunning Mitchell. She was daughter, Katherine Wadlington in Polly Hargrove, a number of years ago. and Johnny Carr officiating. Music was married to Felix C. Wadlington 1947; three grandchildren, Jam es Pallbearers were Bill H. Stunner, provided by the Donaldson Creek Choir December 31,1921. He preceded her in Lewis P’Pool in 1972, Ben Lewis Billy Wayne Sumner, Carl Ray Sum­ with Mrs. Thelma Kennedy, pianist. death in 1956. Wadlington in 1960 and Dietta Curtis in Mrs. Annie Dill ner, Gary Sumner, Darrell Sumner and Burial was in the Ezell Cemetery in She was a member of Liberty Point 1950; seven brothers, James Mitchell in Hugh Carr. Baptist Church and the United 1979, John E. Mitchell, Herman Mit­ Mrs. Annie Myrtle Futrell Dill, 58, of Trigg County. In addition to her husband, survivors Daughters of the Confederacy. chell, Sampson Mitchell, Raymond Murray, died at 6:15 p.m. Monday, Dec. include one son, Michael Dill of Funeral services were conducted at Mitchell, Robert Mitchell and Paul 17, at Murray-Calloway County Hos­ Memphis, Tenn.; one daughter, Mrs. Goodwin Funeral Home Saturday, Dec. Mitchell; two sisters, Miss Birdie pital after an illness of four months. Patricia McMinn of Dayton, Ohio; one Mrs. Francis Downey 29 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Roger Newell and Mitchell and Mrs. Ann Blunk, a number A Trigg County native, she was born brother, Kenneth “ Kayo” Futrell of of years ago. Oct. 8, 1921, the daughter of the late Mrs. Francis King Downey, 62, of Brown Mill, N. J.; one sister, Mrs. Gilbertsville; four grandchildren; one Rev. Clarence Wood officiating. Music Active pallbearers were Roger George Otto and Lucy Futrell. New Jersey, died Friday, Dec. 21 at Marvin Sills Jr. of Hopkinsville and a step-grandson; three nieces, including was provided by Rev. and Mrs. Roger Kennedy, Steve Wadlington, Ricky Buttonwood Hall Nursing Home at number of nieces and nephews. She was married to Brandon Dill, Mrs. Jim (Loucretia) Ricks of Cadiz. Newell, singers, with Mrs. Tommy Neel, Denzil P’Pool, William D. BrownM ill, N. J. who survives. She was preceded in death by one P’Pool, pianist. Burial was in Thomas and Jerry Hampton. Honorary A Trigg County native, she was born Funeral services were conducted at sister, Mrs. Lawrence (Mary) Pope in, Wadlington Cemetery in Trigg County. Pallbearers were Robby Blaine, Bobby October 8,1917, the daughter of Mr. and Blalock Coleman Funeral Home in March, 1979. if Survivors include two sons, Felix E. Blane, Donny Blane, Billy Wyatt, Murray, Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 2 p.m. Mrs. John T. King. Mr. B.C. Redd Contributions are asked to be given to and Leonard Wadlington, both of Trigg Johnny Kennedy, Charlie Kennedy and with the Rev. Henry Hargis officiating, She was married to William F. the American Cancer Society. County; five daughters, Juanita Timmy P’Pool. assisted by Rev. A. J. Outland. Downey who preceded her in death in Mr. B. C. Redd, of Georgetown, Ohio, January, 1972. She was a member of the died Monday, Dec. 24, at Brown County Cadiz Baptist Church. Hospital. She ws interred at Fort Donaldson He was a native of Trigg County and National Cemetery in Dover, Tenn. formerly a member of the Rocky Ridge Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Baptist Church. | Martha Sue Levinski of Brown Mill, IS -* N.J.; one grandson, Keith Levinski of Funeral services were conducted at Russellville, Ohio on Friday, Dec. 28, at 2 p.m. Burial was in Linwood Cemetery. personals Survivors include his stepmother, Mother Princetta Redd of Cadiz; two sons; four daughters; four brothers, in­ Mrs. John Bell Mason Sr., spent the cluding William Redd of Cadiz; one Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. sister; 20 grandchildren and two great­ John Bell Mason Jr., of Hopkinsville. grandchildren.

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By Jim Turner third period as the Wildcats amassed a with 16 seconds. The last-second Wild­ by scoring 45 points. Cain countered 23-10 bulge in that eight minutes. Todd cat shot would not fall. with 35 for the Wildcats, whose record Trigg County saw a 16-point lead Cain scored 14 points in that quarter, Trigg led 80-78 in the first overtime fell to 4-6 with the loss. (£ diminish in the face of a press Friday including 10 straight. but could not hold on. Again the Russellville shot 57 percent of the night and lost a heartbreaker to Russellville threw a full court press Wildcats led by a bucket with 10 game while Trigg hit a good 49 percent Russellville 100-95 in a marathon four­ at the Wildcats, and it did the trick. seconds in the second overtime, but (33 of 68). Russellville had a 37-22 overtime contest. Repeatedly Trigg tried to throw the Russellville’s Brad Jones hit two tying rebounding margin. Trigg lost at the The loss was in the first round of the long bomb on a runout against the free throws. Russellville went up by foul line, managing to connect on only Todd Central Invitational at Elkton. press, only to have it intercepted by four in the third overtime, but the Wild­ 24 of 40 free throws. The Wildcats fell to Warren Central in Panthers who were turning into cats prolonged the action into a fourth R’ville 20 13 10 33 4 6 6 8 — 100 the consolation game the following defensive backs. overtime. T.C. 18 18 23 17 4 6 6 3 — 95 evening. When the lead was reduced to 74-68 Trigg tried the stall again in the final RUSSELLVILLE (100) — Holman 45, The game was close early with the Trigg went into a stall, but some bad five minutes. Again it didn’t work and Shifflett 21, Dudley 18, Jones 6, Barrett Panthers leading 20-18 after one period shots and turnovers resulted. the Panthers finally put the game 6, Fruits 4. and the Wildcats taking a 36-33 lead into Russellville knotted the score at 74-74. away. TRIGG CO. (95) — Cain 35, Baker 16, the halftime dressing room. Cain hit with 36 seconds to put the Wild­ Russellville forward Roderick Mack 11, Greer 10, Gray 10, Vincent 9, All was going well for Trigg in the cats up again, but Russellville tied it Holman set a school record in the game Shannon 4. State Tournament opens Mar. 19a tE K U

The 1980 State High School Girls’ and as follows: side chair seats, $40; end Hall on March 3 and continue through Checks or money orders should be Boys’ Basketball Tournaments will be seats, $32. Each order must include a the tournament. made payable to “ State Tournament # held at Eastern Kentucky University, remittance of $1 for postage and in­ The prices of tickets per set (eight Ticket Sales - Girls.” Mail orders will Richm ond, on M arch 19-22, and surance on the tickets, and checks sessions) for the girls’ tournament are be accepted on or after December 14. Freedom Hall, Louisville, on March 26- should be made payable to K.H.S. Boys’ as follows: side chair seats are $40; all Tickets for individual sessions may be 29, respectively. The first session of the State Tournament. Orders for in­ bleacher seats are $32. Only complete purchased at the tournament site any tournament is scheduled for Wed­ dividual session tickets will be accepted sets of tickets may be ordered by mail. time during the tournament. nesday afternoon. during the January 1 - February 16 On or after January 2, 1980, K.H.S. period, and should not be included with Boys’ State Tournament, P.O. Box orders for complete sets of tickets movies m murray 22280, Lexington, Kentucky 40522, will mailed prior to that time. Tickets accept mail orders for complete sets of available for individual sessions will be tickets for the tournament. $5 per session for side chair seats and $4 3 I (PG) Trigg’s Todd Cain dribbles into middle of Russellville’s defense to attempt a The prices of tickets per set (eight per session for end chair seats. An over- LOOK! THE BLACK HOLE field goal. The senior captain scored 35 points in the losing effort. sessions) for the boys’ tournament are the-counter sale will begin at Freedom 7:25 BARGAIN MATINEE SUNDAY - 9:20 ALL SEATS $1.50 & 2 p.m. Sunday Thru Jan. 17 2 p.m. thru Jan. 17 Place third and fifth in holiday tourneys II III Steve Martin Is Bedford and Fonda in THE JER K THE ELECTRIC 7:10 R Wrestling Wildcats defeat West Hardin 9;05 Stars Bernadette Peters *3° HORSEMAN PG &• 2 p.m. Sunday Thru Jan. 17 & 2 p.m. Sunday Thru Jan. 17 placed in the top three in their classes Wildcat winners in this match were: senior and captain of the Trigg team. The Trigg County Wrestling Wildcats J Thru Jan 31 STAR TREK entered three matches during the holi­ to help the team to a third place finish 98 pound class, Daniel Papajeski; 98 Radford’s goal is to win the state Stars William Shatner & Leonard Nimoy days, winning one and finishing fifth in the Gold City Invitational at Fort pound class, Steve Lawrence; 105 championship. He currently has a 641 N. Central Ctr. No Bargain Passes or Matinee 7:00,9:25,2 p.m. Sunday and third in the other two. Knox. pound class, Henry Wilkerson; 112 record of seven wins and only one loss. Results for Trigg were: 98 pound pound class, Arnold Wilkerson; 119 Baker had his best day as he walked Thru Jan. 17 She 9ave • •and gave... and gave H Bette Midler Webster County Tournament class, Steve Lawrence, third; 105 pound pound class, Carl Boyd; 138 pound through the 167 pound class in the Gold 641 N. Central Ctr 7:05,9:30,2 p.m. Sunday Eight Trigg wrestlers entered the class, Henry Wilkerson, first and class, Ralph Stevens; 167 pound class, City Invitational and defeated his THE ROSE Webster County Tournament with six of Arnold Wilkerson, second; 112 pound Keith Baker and 185 pound class, Fritz opponent in the finals 14-0 in less than LATE SHOW FRIDAY & SATURDAY - 11:40 P.M. - CHERI III those winning individual medals. class, Stevy Radford, second; 119 Paul. three minutes. In the process, he set a ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 18 AND OVER ONLY Taking first place in the 112 pound pound class, Carl Boyd, second; 138 Wrestlers of the week for the holiday new school takedown record with 57, class was Stevy Radford, his third pound class, Ralph Stevens, second; 167 tournaments included Stevy Radford breaking the old mark of 49. straight year to win a gold medal at this pound class, Keith Baker, first and 185 and Keth Baker. Also receiving recognition was Steve tournament and the second time in the pound class, Fritz Paul, third. Radford easily won the 112 pound Lawrence who defeated the top ranked 112 pound class. He easily outpointed Jones said he was pleased with his class at the Webster County tourna­ wrestler in the 98 pound class to claim a Get the best seat for 1980. It's in your home with HB0. Caii 7909 for Ed Lindquist of Fort Campbell in the team’s performance at this meet. “ We ment for the third straight year. He is a third place medal in the Gold City meet. installation now. finals, 11-2. wrestled very aggressively no matter In addition to Radford’s first place what the situation,” he stated. KET begins General Assembly coverage medal, five other Wildcats claimed The Wildcats set a new season third place: 98 pound class, Steve takedown record during the meet with Lawrence; 105 pound class, Henry 258 for the year, breaking the old record On Tuesday, Jan. 8, KET begins its producers Milli Fazey, Donna Moore Wilkerson; 119 pound class, Carl Boyd; of 257. coverage of the state legislature on and Charles Thompson. 138 pound class, Ralph Stevens and 167 “ 1980 Kentucky General Assembly in Behind the scenes will be some 20 pound class, Keith Baker. West Hardin Match Open Session,” from the Capitol in KET production staffers who will direct Despite six of the eight Trigg matmen The Wildcats lost only one individual Frankfort. the shots and work the five cameras, winning medals, the Wildcats did not weight class as they defeated West editing machines, switchers, audio place well as a team ending with a fifth Hardin 41-26 to up their record to 3-2. The series of one-hour programs boards and other electronic equipment CD in the tournament. Five of the classes were won by fall. provides highlights of the lawmakers’ that eventually brings the programs to & “ It is hard to have a high team finish Although they won the match, Jones daily activities. Except for legislative the home viewer. S when you only take two-thirds of a team was disappointed with his team’s holidays, the coverage airs Mondays “The 1980 coverage will be very and everyone else has a full team,” said performance. “ We looked sloppy — we through Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. (CT), similar to that of the 1979 special Coach Dixie Jones. “ I feel like we had a were physically exhausted because of and Fridays at 7 p.m. (CT). “ 1980 session,” says Kirk Lehtomaa, the good effort, but right now we have two double practices, but the kids showed a General Assembly” continues until the series’ executive producer. “ We want lot of pride and determination in of our best wrestlers out with injuries end of the session, which by law must to present the infromation, not anylyze *50 winning this meet. In more than one ® leaving holes in our lineup.” adjourn by April 15. it. We’ll let the people of Kentucky draw PQ Jones said he thinks they are on the match we had to come from behind.” Hosted by KET’s Jonas Chaney, the their own conclusions about the 1980 HBO’s Got Good News verge of having a good wrestling team. Carl Boyd gave the team a lesson in series includes reports on the issues by session.” not giving up when he came from a 13-4 About the Bad News Bears... “Right now we have three or four u ...... m i ...... m u wrestlers who are going head to head deficit to pin his opponent with 26 And the good news is you don’t have to go out to see them in seconds remaining. Jones also had their newest hit, "The Bad News Bears Co To Japan.” Night with the number one and two man in after night HBO brings home all the hits, like "The Great their class in the state. If we can praise for Ralph Stevens for wrestling Train Robbery,” "The Boys From Brazil,” and a musical improve enough to get over this hump, after sustaining a nose injury. extravaganza with the spectacular Diana Ross. On HBO, your then we well have wrestlers who are The coach said this was a good win I J ft O ENTERPRISE \ home base is loaded with entertainment! tops in their class,” said the coach. for his team, not because they wrestled well, “ because we didn’t, but because BEYOND Gold City Invitational we showed a lot of character,” said WILL BE BUYING COINS Eight out of ten Trigg wrestlers Jones. THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE The Poseidon’s survivors Monday, Jan. 7 return to the scene of the I wreck. But a twist of fate throws them into the grip New Insurance O ffice of yet another disaster at sea. An action-packed thriller with a big cast and *10 big adventure. Starring Open Here Jan. 2,1980 Michael Caine, Sally Tuesday, Jan. 8 Field, and Telly Savalas. 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quote from Thomas Carlyle: “ The “ When are you going to take the price cannot pass on cost increases. In fact, I told Levi Oliver, Caldwell county By Keith S. Venable tag off him?” he asked. farm costs may increase at the time agent, about my comment on the extra degree of vision that dwells in a man is As we look ahead to another year, a farm prices are falling. nice housekeepers, and the lady, Dee the correct measure of the man.” new decade, we also pause to consider One of the letters a famous preacher voice of Time was when the farmer’s wife Adams, who was so nice she kept a where we are and where we came from. received had only one word, “ Fool” , on could wear the same calico dress and newspaper under the cuckoo clock. Patient: I am so nervous, this is my There is no doubt that we now live in it. put another patch on the farmer’s Levi recalled the Caldwell county first operation. the “ oil age” . This is the century of the The preacher read the letter to his overalls so the farm family could farmer who raised turkeys, and got in Surgeon: I know how you feel. This is energy explosion. venoble congregation and explained, “ I have weather a hard year. Not so now. The trouble with his wife about bringing in my first one, too. In my childhood, a journey of ten received many letters which were cash cost of farming is much too great. turkey manure on his shoes. Things got miles was a day’s undertaking. To clear unsigned, but this is the first letter I Farming is energy intensive, and so bad that the farmer decided to in­ The new baby was just home from the an acre of land required days and days have received which was signed and oil. Even the aspirin, which eases your farmers can expect increases in cost of vestigate and showed his wife that the hospital, and little brother noticed the of toil. To raise a bushel of com was an nothing was said.” aches, comes from a fuel. fuel, fertilizer and chemicals. With turkeys were roosting on top of the ’ identification band on his arm. achievement. It was our abundance of energy which farm machinery workers getting big chimney and their droppings were Today we may spend Christmas a freed man from toil so he could give wage increases, the price of machinery thousand miles from home. Every table falling into the hearth. HOMEOWNERS FARM OWNERS time to science and thus discover all will certainly not go down. Her turkey troubles continued when is filled with a bounty which is directly Were it not for the bright export or indirectly attributed to oil or gas, kinds of useful things. she bought a new car and shined it so The 80’s will tell us we are ap­ picture, the farm outlook would be which produced the fertilizer, bright that the turkeys, seeing them­ FARM BUREAU INSURANCE bleak indeed. chemicals, and tractor power to proaching the end of our energy selves in the side, pecked all the paint abundance. Will the 80’s also bring us produce the abundance. off. the wisdom and will to look at our The shirt on your back was made, in A turkey has only 24 brain cells and 12 See or Call Agents wasteful ways; to become good All of you remember how Ponce de large measure, by the expenditure of of them are put in crooked. Marvin Broadband Jr. Leon searched in vain for the Fountain husbandmen of our earth and to create or new ways of living well in the new world of Youth. Dale Henderson of scarcity we will be in? Well, Santa Claus this Christmas, Do you qualify thought I had found it, for he brought We have a new grandson in our 522-SI 32 The farmer can look to rough sailing me a hair brush with a rattle in it. I felt family, Justin Carlisle, born to Keith AUTOMOBILE LIFE Farris and Brenda Venable. So I will ^ as a dependent? ahead. Unlike the city man, the farmer so young I cried for my Pablum.

By Michael H. Keller Certified Public Accountant We’ve all been amused by the story of STOCK UP the taxpayer who claimed his dog as a i R e d & dependent on his tax return and most of us are aware that the Internal Revenue AMD SAVE Code does not allow this, no matter how W h ite, close your pet is to you. Many cases of FO O D ” / - dependency are not so clearly evident ' STORES' RED ft WHITE and the rules are sometimes confusing DUNCAN HINES unless you have an understanding of $139 Salad Dressing...... 89* such terms as support, gross income, Brownie Mix .... exemptions, etc. .. There are five tests RED ft WHITE ANGEL FOOD KRAFT MACARONI ft that must be met in order to claim a 7 0 $ Cheese Dinner .... 7 'A oz. 2/79 Person (no pets) as a dependent. Cake M ix ...... KRAFT GRAPE JELLY OR _ . First of all, you must furnish more MAXWELL HOUSE than one-half the support of the GROUND BEEF $009 J a m ...... 2,bs 99* proposed dependent. Support includes C o ffe e ...... asst, grinds 1 lb. IVORY . _ — payments for such items as food, RED CROSS THIN * clothing, medical care, shelter, Liquid ...... 330, *149 educational expenses and the likes. Spaghetti...... i e « 2/*1°9 There are two exceptions to this rule, CHEF BOY AR DEE SAUSAGE y« sliced * * n o one dealing with individuals receiving $4 29 Pork Lo in ...... ■>. 1 " support from two or more persons, Pizza M ix ...... which will not be discussed any further IN PIECE SMUCKERS STRAWBERRY ft PEACH here, and the second dealing with $4 09 Smoked Jow l . . . (Sliced 79* lb.) lb. students. Students are those who attend Preserves ...... school on a full-time basis during five FISCHER ENDS ft PIECES . DEL MONTE months of the year and assuming that Bacon...... 3lb,$129 the other four tests are met, you need Peas & Carrots .. ... s e a 2/79* • not furnish more than one-half a FISCHER _ _ . student’s support in order to claim W einers ...... 12 oz. Pk9 8 9 ° them as a dependent. C h e e r...... 9, * 1 4 9 Secondly, the support must be for a NACHO EMGE SMOKED WHOLE ^ relative or member of the household. RED ft WHITE Torti R CK Relatives include those related by B le a c h ...... P icnics ...... * 1 (Sliced 89c lb.) lb. /«f PURITAN blood, marriage and adoption. !N PIECE . $029 FLAVOR KIST Household members are those residing O il. in your house during the entire year and S a ltin e s...... ___ ,,„69* Braunschweiger...... / Sf RICHTEX using the house as their principal place EMGESUCED of abode. Shortening...... 42», *129 A, Thirdly, the dependent’s gross Bologna...... I income must be less than $1000 unless GODCHAUX SPRITE OR they are your child and either a student Sugar...... ««». $12 TRAY PACK or under 19 years old. The term “ child” A p p le s...... 6/79* includes a son, daughter, stepson, step­ BUSH CHILI HOT daughter or adopted child. This is a Beans . 3/89° narrower classification than the term C O C A C O L A Lettuce ...... ■ ■ ■ 2 heads 79* “ relative” as used above. Relatives can SCOTT AAA include in-laws, brothers and sisters, grandparents, nieces, and nephews, Paper Towels ...... ■ jumbo roll 6 9 Potatoes ...... 10 lbs. 99* aunts and uncles. 8-16 Oz. Bot. 4 k If the dependent is married, they may H,DRI 0 / 0 A C W not file a joint return with their spouse Paper Towels ■ ■ ■ Jumbo roll 2/89 Grapefruit...... on*. $126 unless they file only to claim a refund of BOUNCE FABRIC taxes withheld and would not be $4 09 SHEDD'S required to file a return based on their Softener ...... 20 ct. I Margarine ...... ■ ■ ■ 1 lb. bowl 6 9 income. DIXIE BELL Finally, the dependent must be a PARK AY 0 / S « B O Q citizen of the United States. Crackers 1 lb. box 59* Margarine .... ■ 1 lb. quarters 2 ! / I If all five of these tests are met, you MARTHA WHITE PLAIN OR SELF-RISING are entitled to claim an exemption of Plus Deposit BALLARD SWEET MILK OR BUTTERMILK $1000 for each person that qualifies as a Corn Meal M i x ... Slbs. 99* Biscuits ...... 4 pkg. 89* dependent as well as for yourself and BETTY CROCKER MACARONI ft CHEESE OR CHILI TOMATO BANQUET MINCE OR your spouse. If you use the tax tables in KEEBLER CLUB CRAKERS & TOWN HOUSE computing your tax, the $1000 exemption is figures into the table and C ra c k e rs...... Pumpkin Pie ...... 69* you simply find the number of Hamburger Helper ... EVERFRESH RED ft WHITE exemptions you are claiming at the top $1 of the tables and find your taxable 4 89 Coffee Creamer ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 16 oz. I Doughnuts...... 89* income in left hand column. If you use MINUTE MAID DEL MONTE SLICED the tax rate schedules, the exemptions READY MIX are deducted from income on line 2, j 59 Pineapple...... 15, o z 2/* 1 Orange Ju ic e ...... •«. 2/$109 Part I of Schedule TC. D-Con .... KELLY'S £ Remember, the $1000 exemption is LIPTON available for all persons qualifying as Chili W/Beans ...... ,0 0,5! dependents, your spouse and yourself. Lite Lunch asst. 3.1 oz. >9* GOLD MEDAL DEL MONTE SUE BEE .... AdvartfaMmant 0 5 9 Lima B e a n s---- 3032/$1 HUNTS WHOLE PLAIN OR SELF-RISING LYSOL SPRAY May We 4 79 Tom atoes...... ,4,o,2/9! Help You? LIPTON ...... ,00c, *2 Pine-Sol <|49 Tea B a g s...... FLOUR Hopkinsville, Ky. — For thousands SHOWBOAT CUT FAMILY SIZE of people, there is an answer to a Y a m s...... hearing problem. Some can be T id e ____ 5 33 GREEN GIANT helped medically or surgically . . . HERSHEY'S HOT and many can be helped elec­ 4 59 Niblet Corn ____ c tronically. For all. however, the first Chocolate Mix 1 5 Lbs. LUCKY LEAF SELF-RISING step is a hearing test. EDON BATHROOM .... 303 3/$1 ENRICHED HOUR 79 T issu e ...... 59* A pplesauce____ Electronic hearing tests are MIRACLE WHIP BAKER'S ANGEL FLAKE scheduled at the Beltone Hearing 4 25 Salad Dressing . _ *1 (Limit 4) Aid Service Offices from 9 to 4 on Coconut. . . Tuesday. Shut-in service is also of­ fered.

The tests are made without obligation and audiograms are Sivills United Food available for your medical records. Anyone in the Trigg County area is invited to stop in at I I 10 S. Main. Appointments for tests on other dates can be made by calling 886- Center 0244 The Cadiz Record, Thursday, January 3,1980 Page 8 form outdoor Burcham, Butts win annual Conservation District contests

and Alice Lindsey, third place; Regenia place, Trudy Lyn Lancaster and third There were 282 posters entered in the first place, Sherry Ann Ramey, second liam O. Allen III, second place, Howard Mitcheson’s class-Karen Fennell, first onservotion place, Roy Kelly; Joan Harvey’s class- contest in grades 1-6 this year. The place, David Hargrove and third place, Walter Wallace and third place David place and David Sholar, second place. first place, Lori Ann P’Pool, second district winning poster will be entered Anne Vaughn Broadbent; freshman Wayne Butts. C lips Leo Grubbs was overall second grade place, Tammy Marie Powers and third in state competition. class: first place, Stevie Dale Butts, There were 428 essays entered in this winner. place, Becky Ann Boyd. Marc Terrell The Cadiz Woman’s Club and the second place, David Lassiter and third year’s essay contest. The contest is Third Grade: June Kennedy’s class- was overall fifth grade winner. Trigg Conservation District sponsored place, Anthony Glenn Simpson. sponsored locally by the Cadiz Rotary first place, Sherilee Alice Gipson, Sixth grade winners: Mrs. Adams’ the poster contest. Sophomore Class: first place, Wil­ Club and the Soil Conservation District. second place, Anabelle Pavon and third class-first place, Cheryl Cavanaugh, Stevie Dale Butts, son of Mr. and lonni® r. Stewart, scs place, Melody Miller; Beverly Pena’s second place, Lucinda Cunningham and Mrs. James Butts, Route 4, was the district conssrvotionist A class-first place, Shannon Wayne third place Larry Litchfield. Mr. district winner of the 1979 Conservation Burcham. Overall third grade winner Ashby’s class-first place, Michelle Essay contest and Debbie Fennell, Shannon Wayne Burcham, son of Mr. was Shannon Wayne Burcham. Henderson, second place, John daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Fennell, and Mrs. Ronald Payne Burcham, was Fourth grade winners: Mrs. Curlin’s Lancaster and third place Terry Amis; was runner up in the contest. Stevie will selected district winner of the 1979 class-first place, Merilee Alice Gipson Mr. Mull’s class-first place, Chris receive a $50 U.S. Savings bond from Conservation Poster Contest and and second place, Ricky Spzak; Mrs. Summers, second place, Tammy The Courier-Journal and The Louisville Michelle Henderson, daughter of Mrs. Brinson’s class-first place, Jason Mones and third place Larry Mitchell; Times and Debbie will receive $20 from Nora Henderson and William K. Barnes and second place, Aratha Mrs. Fortin’s class-first place, Barbie the district for second place. Hendricks, Route 1, was runner up. The Wright; Miss Bell’s class-first place, Stewart, second place, Karri Brooks Other grade winners were: seventh district poster winner will receive a Robert Spann, second place, James and third place, Gena Mitchell. grade: first place, Debbie Fennell, personalized plaque from The Courier- Parker and third place, Sandra Bohn Michelle Henderson was overall sixth second place, Darin Stevens and third Journal and The Louisville Times and with Merilee Alice Gipson overall grade winner. place Eric Harrison; eighth grade: the second place winner will receive a fourth grade winner. certificate. Fifth grade: Penny Wallace’s class- Grade winners were: first grade: first place, Marc Terrell, second place, first place, Michael Moore; second Christopher Todd Wharton and third grade: Mrs. Plum Baker’s class-first place Dawn Louise Papyeaki. Geneva Our land place, Charles E. Porterfield, second Guinn’s class-first place, Howard Jason place, Brian Oliver and third place, Major, second place, Judy Leigh Joshua Paul Bartz; Mrs. Wilford’s Lancaster and third place, Michelle Why conserve it? class-Bonnie Grace Merrick, first Diane Pisa. Mr. Hawks’ class-first place, Donald Carlos Lovelady, second place, Kathyren Barnes, second place, Mrs. Brenda Southwick, president of the Cadiz Woman’s Club, and Dorothy The following is the winning essay nation’s existing farmland must be place and DeWayne Boyd, third place; Jermy Todd Golden and third place, Stallons, district conservation clerk, help Shannon Wayne Burcham display written by Stevie Dale Butts. preserved in sufficient quantities to Mrs. Cain’s class-Leo Grubbs, first Dollie Dillard; Linda Kimbro’s class- support the people of our country. It his winning poster in the 1979 poster contest. The contest is sponsored locally place, Bethany Lassiter, second place first place, Pam Bingham, second seems that our best farmland is also the by the Cadiz Woman’s Club and the Trigg Conservation District. ( Photo by best for urban development. This being SCS). There are many reasons why we the well drained and gently sloping land should and must conserve our land. It is that is best for our agricultural the foundation of our nation and our production also has fewer problems for resource base. To many people, land building shopping centers, sub­ Honda-Ha rlev Davidson means many things. A playground for divisions, airports and highways. We are your new Harley-Davidson Dealer the children, a building site for a With the dramatic increase in the developer, a place for our homes and commercial value of their land and the schools and space for farmers to raise boost in property taxes, farmland 10% Cas Discount their crops and livestock we so much owners are influenced to selling their depend upon. To me land provides a prime farmland for urban developing, a BIKES PARTS & A C C ES. great place for riding my motorcycle land of no return. We cannot afford to over the hills, walking over many miles let this happen. We must conserve our for parts (615) 647-1004 or 647-4383 while hunting and having space for all land. We have come a long way in these We Mail or Bus our sports as well as our crops. endeavors, but more needs and must be 24 Hour Answering Service. Land also provides our basic needs. done. The task of protecting one of our We got the parts and Service. We finance Cycles Along with its natural resources it is nation’s most valuable resources will and Insurance in Kentucky & Tennessee. our base for obtaining food, shelter, require intelligent and fast action by clothing and many other things that each of us. Will we all help in keeping Glen Appleton Cycle Sales make our lives more comfortable. Land our most productive acres to be used to YOU ALL COME has been a basic from prehistoric times feed and clothe us or will we let it be put — 601 Riverside Drive Clarksville, Tenn. to the present and will continue to be in under concrete or blacktop? The choice BRING THIS COUPON the future. is ours! Many people seem to think that land It is necessary for all of us to have Dorothy Stations, conservation district clerk, congratulates Stevie Dale is a new idea invented by planners. But knowledge of our land base. With the Butts, county winner, and Debbie Fennell, runner up, on winning the 1979 the way land is used has been and growing population and increasing Conservation District essay. The contest is sponsored locally by the Cadiz remains an essential base of American product and service demands, land is Rotary Club and the Trigg County Conservation District. (Photo by SCS). very important to us today and is BEGIN THE 80's WITH life and history. The use of land in past decisions has created our country, so certain to become more important to us Gunless spotlighting violates statutes, will the decisions we make now affect in the future. Along with the growing the lives of all Americans. population comes the demands for HIGHER SAVINGS RATES according to state attorney general Our land was first seen and used by more space to live, more planning and the early explorers and settlers. They using the best management for our land From used the land to produce grains for food and its resources. Certainly, there is a Spotlighting deer, even when not in effect of the spotlights on deer in order and to feed their livestock. They cut the great need for improving our land use possession of a firearm, is a violation of to prove that a deer was molested.’’ trees to build the cabins they lived in. planning and management systems. state statutes, according to an attorney The opinion was requested by a state HOPKINSVILLE FEDERAL So many used the land wastefully, they We all should be very alert to methods general’s opinion. conservation officer who said he had used poor planting methods, like one- of improving, expanding and making witnessed persons spotlighting deer in a However, according to Assistant crop farming, and planting the corn and them more effective. However, we field at night causing one or more deer Attorney General David K. Martin, “ to tobacco up and down hills, leaving the must not cast aside the experience we Effective January 1, 1980 to bolt and run. The officer said deer do cite a person for violation...may cause bare earth in between the rows open for have gained from the past. not quickly recover from the temporary some difficulties of proof at trial. It water erosion. The early settlers loved We must constantly strive to develop, blindness caused by spotlighting and may be necessary to produce their land and depended on it, but many use and conserve our heritage, the land NEW are likely to injure themselves. competent testimony concerning the did not understand how to use it wisely. and its related resources. Our The attorney general’s opinion said They gave little attention to replacing forefathers united to achieve a common 30 Month Money 2274 deer takenspotlighting could be considered an the valuable soil nutrients. As the soil cause, their freedom. Let us unite to attempt to molest a deer, which would gave out they just moved on to use new achieve another cause, to conserve our make it a prohibited action under state land. Today, with our population we land. Then it was in their hands, today in 1979 LBL hunts it is in your hands, and tomorrow it will Market Certificate statute. cannot move on to new ground like the be in our hands, today’s youth. Maybe According to wildlife officials in early settlers, so we must conserve our our forefathers did what they could to TVA’s Land Between The Lakes, gun Martin, however, said in his opinion land. Not only for ourselves, but for the 1 0.40 % conserve our land with the knowldege, January Rate — hunters bagged 2,274 deer during the that to prevent any problems in future generations that will be skills and tools they had, and you in Compounded Daily 1979 season, about 400 more than last enforcing this prohibition, it would be depending on it then as we do today. turn do your share today, then I feel year’s quota hunt. There were 1,297 preferable for the Department of Fish Sure we need towns, factories, sure we of tomorrow will do ours, and deer harvested in the Kentucky portion and Wildlife Resources to enact a shopping centers and industries, for the great land we all shared will still be of LBL and 977 in the Tennessee regulation which identifies some of the they supply many of our needs and here for all the generations to come to portion. Approimately 15,000 permits conduct that constitutes the molesting many jobs for us. But, on our prime enjoy as much as I do today. 6 Month Money were issued for the hunts. of a deer. farm land? It is evident that our The largest deer bagged in Kentucky weighed 144 pounds and had 15 points. In Tennessee, the largest deer Market Certificate harvested weighed 195 pounds and had 10 points. Of the 2,274 deer taken in LBL, only 97 SPECIAL SALE were fallow. 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By Jim Turner to FSU. without the practice,” said guard Rich Kelly Tripucka and Orlando winning assist against Western, played disciplinary action and why it was BACK TO MR. DIDDLE, A1 McGuire Branning, who was involved in a life-or- Woolridge were involved in a pool game on one of Kentucky’s great high school taken. Eloquently Fitz says: The memories of Adolph Rupp and said his first memories of Western death struggle with teammate Tracey on the adjoining table. Woolridge teams at Lexington Bryan Station. “ Surely Hall owes the legions of loyal Ed Diddle were revived this weekend in involve Uncle Ed. Jackson in the pool room at the Notre seemed too shy to be friendly. Tripucka The 1977 Louisville Ballard team with Louisville and Bowling Green. “ I used to see Western in the NIT in Dame motel during the time they would wasn’t friendly. Jeff Lamp, Lee Raker, Jerry Eaves, Kentucky fans, those same fans who While the current University of old Madison Square Garden,” said normally be practicing publicly. and A1 Miller was exceptional. Last keep on setting NCAA attendance Digger wasn’t to be found, though. Kentucky basketball team was going McGuire at a press conference at WKU Jackson, who modestly noted that his year’s Lafayette club with Dirk record, the fans who follow the team on Branning said his coach wasn’t through a light workout before a heavy Sunday morning. “ I’d sit up in team needed work in a lot of areas, Minniefield, Tony Wilson, and Junior the road, who take the players into their available to the press, and the desk audience at Freedom Hall Saturday Nosebleed Heaven. He’d throw that red said, “ We had a hard work out Johnson was talent laden. homes, who attribute God-like qualities wouldn’t give out his room number. He morning, team physician Dr. V. A. towel up int he air and it almost got up yesterday. I think we’re ready.” to their athletes, who conduct an un­ certainly wasn’t out walking around the But that 1974 Bryan Station club may Jackson and former Kentucky star Phil there to us.” Jackson, who lost pool games to ashamed love affair with their favorites have been the best not to win a state “ Cookie” Grawmeyer were talking Branning and Mike Mitchell, said, pool. — surely Joe Hall owes them a By the way, instead of staying at the championship. It included Kentucky’s about the late Baron over on the Cats’ “ I’ve gotta get out of this place. I’m thorough explanation. Executive Inn near Freedom Hall, the Jack Givens, Morehead’s Ted Hundley, bench. DIGGER PHELPS, the personable quitting, I don’t like to lose.” Irish lodged at the Marriott in Austin Peay’s Norman Jackson, and Cause for the conversation was Harry Notre Dame coach, wasn’t quotable Hope he doesn’t give up basketball. “ The moment a player first dons the Tony Jackson. The state that year was Lancaster’s recent and interesting book Saturday. In fact he was hiding out. Clarksville, Ind. Kentucky blue and white basketball “ I don’t know why we changed but we won by Louisville Male and its three “ Adolph Rupp as I Knew Him.” I Digger was doing everything he could Actually Jackson was friendly and uniform, he forfeits the right to super sophs — Jeff Mack, Bobby remarked that it is difficult to tell to change the pattern at the game to personable. Branning is a class guy did,” said Jackson. absolute privacy. Turner, and Griffith. whether Lancaster, who was Rupp’s change his luck. So much for super­ who is made in the image of Kyle Macy. The outcome of the game didn’t “ The Kentucky basketball program, long time assistant coach and stitions. You can’t say much more for a player change, though. as Hall himself never tires of telling, is eventually his athletic director, really For one thing, he didn’t hold a public than that. He actually has more public unique in many ways — the adulation liked Rupp or not. workout at Freedom Hall to the dis­ personality than Kyle, but he can’t Lexington sportswriter D. G. Fitz- and loyalty of the fans, the national “ They tell me that I was as close to appointment of many. quite match the Kentucky great on the TONY JACKSON, the guy who lofted Maurice has called on Coach Joe B. press coverage, and a tradition Adolph as any one besides Herky “ I guess he thought we were ready court. the fatal missed pass-lob for the Hall to reveal the entire scope of his unmatched in the land.” Rupp’s son), but I’m not certain that I really was his friend,” said Jackson. ‘He never let anyone but Herky get close to him.” Jackson was Rupp’s doctor and was the one who was treating him for the cancer that eventually caused his death. “ This is bad to say, but Rupp never really wanted a team physician oecause he really wanted to have the say whether the players were able to be in a game or not,” the good doctor continued. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS “ My first year as the fulltime doctor, 1 told him that Louie Dampier’s ankle Top Round...... $1 " was too badly injured for him to U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS RUMP OR SIRLOIN . practice. ‘He’s got to practice. I’ve got to have my team ready Saturday,’ Tip Roast...... *1 " Rupp said. I told him that if Dampier FRESH PORK practiced he wouldn’t be able to play on Saturday. He just walked off. We got Spare R ib s ...... ■ ■ 3-5 lb. avg. lb. 79* along because I wouldn’t take anything ONE QUARTER SLICED FOR CHOPS off him.” Grawmeyer, a member of the 1954 Pork Lo in ...... b $1 17 undefeated national championship BRYAN team and one of 12 players in UK Q K $ history to have his jersey retired, is still Franks. 12 oz. pkg. w w so thin he makes Sam Bowie look fat. BRYAN SLICED “ I broke my leg in a game in Chicago $415 and the trainer went over to tell Coach Bacon . 1 lb. pkg. I Rupp. FIELDS “ Grawmeyer’s leg is broken,” the $419 trainer told the coach. W ieners ...... ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 lb. pkg “ Can he play?” Rupp asked. FIELDS COUNTRY HOT OR MILD “ Coach, his leg is broken.” NEW GREEN $4 19 “ I know, but can he play?” Sausage . . . . (2 lb. pkg. $2.37) 1 lb. pkg FRANCO AMERICAN BEEF Cabbage...... b 19* FIELDS SLICED WESTERN COACH GENE KEADY FRESH FLORIDA $419 Ravioli-O's . 15 oz. can was distressed that the crowd Saturday Bologna...... 1 lb. I 59* night was as dead as his team. The ...... ■ ■ ■ 5 lb. bag JUST RITE Oranges 99* EMGE students weren’t there to whoop it up. R Q $ CALIFORNIA PURPLE TOP $449 Tam ales, 15 oz. can “ I got to thinking about what Coach Lard ...... 4 lb. carton Diddle would have done,” Keady said Turnips ...... 25* RUG DEODORANT later, “ and I knew he’d be up waving COLONIAL FRESH CRISP CELLO Carpet Fresh...... *159 that red towel and stomping the bench. Applesauce____ 16 oz. cans 3/$100 So I tried the same thing.” C arro ts...... 29* COLONIAL Keady first exhorted the cheer­ leaders to start yelling and then he Apple Juice...... 79* waved his towel at the crowd. With the bright red pants he was wearing, Hunt's Ferdinand the Bull would have been WHOLE incensed at the volatile coach. TOMATOES Keady’s antics worked. The crowd cheered boisterously from then on. 2 ,4£r 8 8 ( COLONIAL “ That crowd really was a factor,” TOMATO SAUCE said FSU coach Joe Williams. “ One TOMATO Sox $100 CHIU reason we went into a stall was to settle JUICE 4 Cans I BEANS down the crowd. They can’t holler for two minutes on defense.” TOMATO The crowd was deathly still after the KETCHUP . . .S X 89' Seminoles’ Mickey Dillard picked off a long shot by guard Tony Jackson and DONALD DUCK FLORIDA put it in the goal just before the buzzer for the win. Orange Juice ...... 12 oz. can 79* “ That really was a shot,” said Williamson, who coached Jacksonville LAGO SLICED FROZEN when Artis Gilmore had his battles with TROPICANA PURE Strawberries...... «> »z. 39* Jim McDaniels in 1971. “ We don’t take $ ^ 3 9 COLONIAL FARMS COUNTRY STYLE OR BUTTERMIL] COLONIAL the ball inside for the last shot on the Orange Juice ...... Vi gallon road. You tend to charge on the road.” Biscuits ...... ■ ■ 10 ct. cans 4/79* Beef Stew Keady believes that you should win at MR. FRITTER (ALL VARIETIES) home, too, and he was incensed that $419 MEADOW GOLD SQUARE CARTON COLONIAL CUT OR SHELLIE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 14 oz. pkg. $ |6 9 OVC official Dale Ford gave the Ice Cream ...... Vi gallon Green Beans . ■ ■ ■ 16 oz. cans Toppers no help. By the way, the Metro KITCHEN TREAT CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY official was named Jim McDaniels, and KRAFT MACARONI fit CHEESE COLONIAL this one caused about as much trouble Pot Pies...... 6 oz. pies 5/$100 Dinner ...... ■ ■ TU oz. boxes 3/$1°° Hominy...... 15 oz. cans as the other fellow by that name has FLEISCHMANN'S done since his departure from the Hill. KRAFT COLONIAL PURE Williams was asked if he thought Egg Beaters...... $109 $4 79 Mayonnaise...... <*.]., *139 48 oz. jug Western could win in the Metro if they Vegetable Oil change from the OVC. KRAFT MINIATURE . “ They could if they played all of their ■ ■ ■ ■ 16 oz. bag games at home,” Williams laughed. Marshmallows 4 9 One reason that Western did so much better against Florida State than they SPRITE OR !0 ‘ O FF P A C K did against fellow Metro member Louisville was the presence of Bill Bryant in Western uniform this time. C O C A CO LA The Maryland transfer who became WISK eligible that night did just about every­ thing well. His body control is similar to 8-16 oz. btl. ctn. plus dep. Louisville’s Darrell Griffith. Another reason Western did better this time: Louisville is greatly superior $ ■ 2 9

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU. SAT. JAN. 5, 1»»0 ECONOMY CeeBee Food Store EAST CADIZ and DOWNTOWN Monday - Thursday — 7:30 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. CeeBee Friday and Saturday — 7:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. CHARLES HUGHES AND CLIFTON WASHER - OWNERS AND OPERATORS

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THE SOUND ROOM at Bleidt’s FOR RENT: Office space. Downtowi Pharmacy is the latest hit. Now your — 1200 square feet. Minimum 1 year settlemen^jotice notice for sole favorite music in Pop, Soul and Country lease. Phone 522-3481 or 522-3653. services available right here in Cadiz! Albums- ______W,tfn,L,x Final Settlement Notice Tapes- Cassettes or Singles. Bleidt’s Public Notice FOR SALE: Burglar alarms of all FOR RENT: office space - 4 rooms in­ Notice is hereby given that Lorene Pharmacy — across from the Cadiz DON’S T.V. REPAIR. Service on color Notice is hereby given that Jack L. types for homes and business including cluding 2 private offices, conference Higgins, executrix of the estate of Restaurant. 522-8401. and black and white. Service on most Mann has filed an application seeking a dialers and direct lines to Police room, reception room, wall to wall Morris R. Futrell, deceased, filed final B-tfn,npdl makes. Hours from 8-5. Monday-Fri- permit from the County Judge- station. Also available is the famous carpet, excellent storage, central heat settlem ent on Dec . 17, 1979 day. Phone 522-3229. Executive relating to a place of enter­ linear wireless system that rings local and air, private bath, parking lot. For which was ordered to lie over for record FOR SALE: Registered walking horse, W-3,10npd.,l.x tainment, located 5 miles east of Cadiz, bells or alarms your neighbor. Monitors information call 522-6704, 522-6767 or according to law. Hearing on same is gelding, 4 years old, also saddle. Phone near 1-24 and Hwy. 68. This notice is' telephone, lines for cut wires and panic 522-8527. set for January 17,1980 before the judge 522-6772. WILL BABYSIT: Experienced person being published as required by KRS remote switches for outside protection. T,tfn,npd,L,x of this court. Kenneth E. Oakley, Clerk, C-3,10,17npd.l will take care of children in her home. Chapter 231 and Chapter 424. Pursuant JIM RICKS — Phone 522-8659. Circuit Court. Call 522-7005. to KRS 231.080 after the expiration of R-thru l-31-80pd.l FOR RENT: Executive home. Four F-3pd.l FOR SALE: 1969 Mobile home, 12 x 60 W20,Jan.3pdW. thirty days from the date application bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car unfurnished, kerosene heat , new was filed, the County Judge-Executive FOR SALE: Mixed firewood. Call 924- garage, air condition, fully carpeted, Periodical Settlement Notice carpet, meter pole and oil tank. Call WILL SERVICE all types of heating will hear evidence in support of or in 9972. across the road from Barkley Lake Notice is hereby given that the Trigg 235-5159. and air conditioning units. Heat pump opposition to the granting of the permit. M-21,29,6,13,20,27pd.l shoreline, at Rockcastle Shores Sub­ County Farmers Bank, Cadiz, Ky., J-3,10pd.l specialist. 24 hour emergency service. Any person desiring to oppose the division. $500. a month. Contact Everett committee for Bradley Hargrove, filed LAKELAND HEATING AND COOL­ permit shall have filed in writing FOR SALE: New Hotpoint refrigera­ Neywick, Route 4, Cadiz, Ky. 522-6540. periodical settlement as such on Dec. FOR SALE: Hickory wood $8.00 pickup ING. 924-5861. tor, gold automatic defrost, in perfect 17, 1979 which was ordered to lie over allegations that show cause as to why load, round wood $20.00 rick, lVfe miles Ptfn,npdLx. condition. Also four 9’ x 12’ rugs, one Ltfn,npdLx. for record according to law. Hearing on the application should not be granted. on Riley Hollow Road. Call 522-3981. new and the others used 5 months. Call FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR same is set for January 17, 1980 before This December 31, 1979. Lthru Jan. 24,1980,pdL. — Virginia Alexander, Trigg County 522-3102. RENT: Nicely furnished, two bedroom CUT YOUR HEATING AND COOLING the judge of this court. Kenneth E. Clerk. 3,10pd.l FOR SALE: Christopher Mobile Home apartment, available at once. J. L. BILLS: Blown-in or batts insula­ Oakley, Clerk, Circuit Court. T-3pd.,f Sales. New and used. Greenville Road Martin, Rt. 4, Nancy Ave., Rockcastle tions. Storm windows installed. T-3pd.l Shoes Sub., Cadiz, Ky. 42211 502-522- WATER WELLS FOR SALE: Handtooled leather belts, 1 107. Hopkinsville, Ky. 886-8645. Materials approved by TVA. Free esti­ Fastest service available - Most 9997. mates — Cadiz Drywall Contractors, inch and 1% inch widths, sizes to 44, Thru. 3-13-80,pd,L. modem equipment - 27 years exper­ Ml3,20,Jan.3pdL. Inc., Cadiz, Ky. 522-3064. discontinued patterns and seconds, ie n ce . $3.95 - $4.95, Jan. 3-12 at Buckles ’N THURSDAYS are special days at the C-tfn.,npd.l notice to bid FOR RENT: Beautiful three bedroom JAMES R. NORMAN DRILLING CO. Belts, four miles south or Princeton on Hansel & Gretel Shop. Come in and see home, 1V2 baths, formal dining room, Route t, New Ashland City Road SEPTIC CLEANING SERVICE: septic Hwy. 91. 365-6763. what’s on Special. HANSEL & wood burning stove, electric heat, on Clarksville. Tonn. Phone 645-4361 Bid Notice B-3,10pd.,f GRETEL SHOP, Hwy. 68 East, 522- fantastic waterfront lot, with covered tanks, grease traps, sanitary toilet The City of Cadiz will accept bids for 8527. boatdock in Parkview Shores. Will cleaning, prompt, efficient, reliable. unleaded gasoline requirements for FOR SALE: RECORDS - 8 track and Htfn,npdf. lease to the right party. $275 month. Reasonable rates. No extra charge for r city vehicles until January 7, 1979. cassette tapes and albums $1.95 up on Also for rent, four bedroom, plus Sundays or holidays. Hubert Long, IN T H E INVEST IN A FEELING of security, Successful bidder must agree to oldies - $6.50 up on current. The best in Spanish home on six acres land, two Route 6, Madisonville Road, Hopkins­ largest variety, lowest prices, no ville, Ky. 885-8076. provide credit for a minimum of 30 BEGINNING Country Music Discount Bldg. Supply, miles from town, three baths, two registration or red tape in Kentucky. days. Bids should include any discount Jefferson St. 522-6471. fireplaces, gas heat. LAKE BARKLEY ______L2-21-80,pdL. Ancient man carved his Country Boy Stores, the pistol people. allowed off posted pump price. Bids will D6,13,20,Jan. 3npdL, REALTY, 924-5361. LAKE BARKLEY Continuous Gut­ messages on stone. It is said, Newstead — 9 miles West of Hopkins­ be opened and read aloud at city council one of tho earliest carvings was L6,13,20Jan. 3 npdL. tering, Aluminum or vinyl siding and ville. Junction 117 and 164. Hours 8 to 5, meeting January 8,1980 at 7:00 P.M. at an ad to salt s low mileage FOR SALE: Square bales of straw. Sundays, noon to 5. cornice. 34 Cunningham Avenue, Cadiz, city hall. The city reserves the right to Dinosaur with bit and ssddlo. Also nice turkeys for the holidays! Call c,tfn. Ky. Phone 522-6788. reject any and all bids. Records show that tho Cava 522-8391 or 522-8005. Man advertiser had recently Ltfn,npdLx. C20Jan3npdL. T6,13,20, Jan. 3,pdL. real estate purchased a slightly off center SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SERVICE: solid granite wheel for transpor­ tation. SIGHTS & Sounds: Come in and see our autos for sole FOR SALE BY OWNER: House and 13 Septic tank, grease traps, sanitary full line of Sylvania entertainment acres, 1700 square feet of living space. toilet cleaning, prompt, efficient, Modern man advertises Ms used items tor sale with an Action products, Gibson appliances and Lots of extras, 6 miles from town. reliable. Reasonable rates. No extra FARM LUMBER Packed Want Ad it s easy, simple Tappan microwave ovens. Call 522-8585. Priced to sell! 522-8304. charge for Sundays or holidays. Robert FOR SALE: 1978 Golden Eagle jeep. and affective. All you need do is Mtfn,npdL.x R-tfn.,npd.Lx Vandiver, Hopkinsville, Ky. Call collect Excellent condition. Warn lockout to toll your prospective buyer 886-4114. ★ Boxing what you have to soil, how much FOR SALE: Two twin size beds with hubs, 10x15 mud tires, clock, tach, thrul-10-80,pdL. FOR SALE: Executive home, four bed­ ★ Framing it costs and whore they can good mattresses. Call 522-8741. featuring Levi seats and soft top. Call rooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 car contact you. Ltfn,npdL.x 522-8266. ★ Barn Post garage, air condition, fully carpeted. W20,Jan.3pdL. ★ Fence Posts Across the road from Barkley Lake PIANO IN STORAGE: Beautiful ★ Treated Lumber shoreline at Rockcastle Shores Sub­ wonted spinet-console stored locally. Reported, FOR SALE: 1971 Mercury Capri, 2000 ★ Metal Reeling like new. Responsible party can take at division, $80,000. Owner will finance at 9 c.c., 4 cylinder, needs work, $400. Call WANTED TO BUY: Used refrigerators big savings on low payment balance. percent with 20 percent down payment. Contact Jim Hines at 502-749-4242. in working condition. Also will buy junk Write Joplin Piano, Inc., Joplin, Mo. 522-3192. BAILEY'S FARM B20Jan.3pdS. batteries and silver coins. See or call 64801. H-tfn., npd.Lx James Guess, Western Auto Store. 522- P-3pd.l LUMBER SUPPLY FOR SALE: three bedroom brick, 8544. FOR SALE: 1976 Chevrolet Caprice living room, kitchen, den with GtfnnpdL. FOR SALE: Dinette set with six chairs with low mileage. Call 522-3384. and one green recliner. Call 522-8745. fireplace, on Nunn Blvd. Price reduced Cerulean Road Cadiz, Kentucky 3,10pd.l COLLEGE STUDENT NEEDS WORK: 3pd.l to $33,000. LAKE BARKLEY REALTY, Phone 522-8722 Will do babysitting and odd jobs, from 924-5361. Dec. 21 through Jan. 15. Call 522-6266. FOR SALE: Laguana style, queen-size L6,13,20Jan.3npdL. FOR SALE: 1976 Chevy Monza $3,250. F20,Jan.3pdL. waterbed and accessories, dresser, Call 522-3800. FOR SALE OR TRADE for a trailer. hutch and chest. Brand new! Call 522- CRIME M20,Jan.3,10pdL. Three bedroom house, natural gas heat, ( t -C*\» i t I 6961. * .: t? $16,500. Call 522-7983. M-3pd.l yard sole 13,20,3,10pd.l i FOR SALE: 1973 Chevrolet Caprice LINE m. > - FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Call 522-3737 estate station wagon. Above average FLEA MARKET: Hwy. 274 near Handy tW FOR SALE: Really nice older home, -■"v. \ \ 1 or 522-3747 after 6 p.m. and loaded with extras. Phone 522-8577. Corner Market, every Saturday, from ;V• / ’■/-; <■ 'P 1, \ V ; < ■/' approximately 1500 square feet, three • A., ** ■ 11 .» W •• , -: . * H6,13,20, Jan. 3pdL. B-13,20,3pd.l 9-5, Sunday from 12-5. Lots of clothes, 3 8 8 -9 9 1 1 bedroom, central heat and air, 3 miles baby’s to adults, 800 lbs. of remnants, out on the Princeton Road. Really - v. ■i vm FOR SALE: Pocket and hunting _ polyester knit, humorous plaques, lovely $25,000. LAKE BARKLEY knives, largest selection in this area. [ Q T jewelry, dolls, shoes, dishes, old school REALTY 924-5361. Anyone having information CASE, BUCK, BOKER, OLD TIMER, desk and misc. We buy and sell. L13,20,Jan. 3, lOnpdL. about a crime that has bean UNCLE HENRY, SCHRADE, OLD ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ______Fl3,20,Jan. 3,npdL.x. committed or is about to be HICKORY, other brands. Kitchen and FOR RENT: Two bedroom mobile steak knives. WILSON’S MARKET committed can call the home, partially furnished, in East HWY. 139 N. CADIZ, KY. legal notice above number anytime. 24 Cadiz Trailer Park. Call 522-3181 after 6 Wtfn,npdL.x hours a day, to provide in­ p.m. lost ■ A-3pd.l formation anonymously. Administratrix Notice FOR SALE: ARMY SURPLUS - Notice is hereby given that the under­ Means top quality at lowest prices. LOST: Brown and black Dachshund FOR RENT: One bedroom apartment. with a white diamond under his neck. signed has been appointed Administra­ Men’s 5 buckle overshoes, American Call 924-5319. trix of the estate of April Dawn Terrell. made, $6.95 up. Air Force snorkel Reward! Call 235-5601. ^ U G Q w»22 L-3npd.,l,x 3pd.l All persons having claims against said jackets $27.50, insulated coveralls estate shall file same, duly authen­ $29.95, field jacket liners $8.75. Wet ticated within four months from the MOBILE HOME FOR RENT: Two weather gear-parkas $7.95, pants $7.95, date hereof with the undersigned or REALTY & AUCTION bedroom, all electric, central air. ponchos $7.50. Mickey Mouse boots opportunity with my attorney, Tim Futrell, 44 Main Located on Riley Hollow Road. Call 522- $29.95, F rigidaire electric ranges Street, Cadiz, Ky. 42211. All persons ow­ LUXURY HOME: Tri-level home with 4 bedrooms, 2'A baths, custom kitchen, 3796. $59.50, electric water heaters $59.50. ing said estate shall settle said fireplace, patio and 2 decks, central heat and air, landscaped waterfront lot Kitchen cabinets $8.95 up. Kitchen 20,Jan.3pdL. $500-$1000 month mailing circulars. indebtedness immediately. This the Springs Shores. Price reduced and financing available. $89,900 cabinet sets complete with stainless Guaranteed rate. Free details: Self- 13th day of Dec., 1979. Janice M. steel sink $99. World’s strongest tar­ FOR RENT: Two bedroom mobile addressed stamped envelop. Dept. Terrell, Route 5, Cadiz, Ky. 42211. paulins, over 50 sizes in stock. Country CHATELAINE: 3 bedroom, 2 baths, den with woodburning stove, on a 2 acre lot. Near home. Call 522-8820. 49102 Box 771, Marrero, La. 70073. F20,Jan.3, lOnpdLx. Boy Stores, 9 miles southwest of Cadiz. Only $41,500 P-3pd.w ______C-13,20,3,10pd.l Hopkinsville, Junction, Ky. 164 and 117. Hours 8-5; Sundays noon - 5. Phone 885- FOR RENT: Mobile home, 12 x 70, two HELP WANTED: Up to $220. weekly STALL0NS ADDITION: Beautiful ranch brick home with 3 bedrooms, VA baths, 5914. bedrooms on 5 acres of land, xk mile off thank you $42,500 C-3,10,17,24npd.l taking short phone messages at home. family room. Hwy. 139 on Hwy. 276. Call 522-8601. 615-779-3235 ext. 403. J-3,10pd.l C6,13,20, Jan. 3pdL. We would like to take this opportunity DON'T RENT: When you can buy a nice mobile home with 3 bedrooms. Price FOR ALL YOUR MONUMENT needs $ 15,500 to thank each and everyone who was so reduced. see or call Cecil Allen, 522-6210. FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR thoughtful during the illness of Mrs. G. A-npd,tfn. RENT: Nicely furnished, two bedroom A. Noel. Thanks so much for the cards, BUY A BARGAIN: 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, frame house on 1 acre lot. $15,500 apartment, available at once. J. L. free food, flowers and prayers and each $40,000 FOR SALE: Rifles, shot guns, Smith Martin, Route 4, Nancy Ave., Rock­ thoughtful deed which was done during 63 ACRES: Joins the City Limits of Cadiz. Price reduced for a quick sale. and Wesson hand guns, Colt, Browning, castle Shores Sub., Cadiz, Ky. 42211502- this time. FREE! PUPPIES looking for a good Ruger High Standard and others, belts, 522-9997. 190 ACRE FARM: Approximately 134 acres tillable, old form house, 2 new barns; 2 home. Call evenings 522-3778. holsters, ammo., hunting clothes, M-3,10,17pd.l Mrs. Noel and family - ponds. Only $140,000 fishing equipment, pocket knives. F-tfn.,x N-3pd.W Many other items. 154 ACRE FARM: 120 acres tillable, spring fed creek and river frontage. $145,000 c. e . m c in t o s h a n d so n WATER HAULING BARGAIN SHOP See or Call BUILDING LOTS, ACREAGE TRACTS, WATERFRONT LOTS. Highway 178-P. O. Box 53 William Gary Calhoun LAKE BARKLEY MANY AREAS TO CHOOSE FROM. Russellville, Ky. 42276 (Formerly Luther Uzzle Water Hauling) Phone 502-726-6746 tfn. 522-6223 Cadiz, Ky. CONTINUOUS

UPHOLSTERY (502) 924-5212 Call for appointment GUTTERING Wide selection of fabrics including (Appointment Only) boat seats NOW OFFERS REALTOR' • Furniture refinishing & repair NIGHTS, SUNDAYS fir HOLIDAYS 522-8264 • Home repairs & caning Aluminum or Vinyl Siding £r Comice QUALITY WORK AT PRICES YOU YANKEE CLIPPER to their services CAN AFFORD PET GROOMER BILL MORGAN TOMSCHMITTOU NORTHRUP'S Call Today - 522-6788 Broker-Auctioneer Broker-Salesmen Box 663, Cadta, Ky. 42211 DAN TH O M A S HOME SERVICES for your FREE ESTIMATE MAXIE PEDEN.JR. VICKI DARNELL HWY. 164, Rt. 3 Broker-Salesman 1 mile off Hwy. 164 on Lock E Road Canton, Ky. 42212 (Was old Unton-Canton Road) ED CALDWELL 924-5375 The Cadiz Record, Thursday, January 3,1980 Page 11 it's oh the record

land on LaFayette and Madison Street Delbert Spencer of Olympia, D.U.I., Deed Transfers . just west of the- Old Dover Road; $35 Murray, to Donald D. and Betty J. Myles C. Thompson of Rockwood, Wagner of Route 4; Lot No. 54 in Little in Cadiz; $20 tax. $100, attend driver’s school. Recorded Dec. 28 tax. Tenn., speeding, $20. River Estates Subdivision, Unit I; $7 William F. and Mary Elizabeth Mize Cecil L. Crouch of Olympia, drinking Cecil S. and Dorothy C. Thomas of Wallace E. Gordon of Route 3, to Mark Allen Roger of Calvert City, of Route 1, to Harold H. and Mary Mize beer on highway, $20. Route 5, to C.A. Woodall III, trustee, to Virgil and Virgie Hinson of Route 5; a tax. hunting out of season, $25. Erie Properties of Evansville, Ind., to of Route 4; a certain tract of proverty Albert Nelson Skaggs of Granite City, Cecil S. and Dorothy C. Thomas of certain ’tract of land about five miles Leslye Claude Tinsley of Cadiz, no Robert G. Frick and W. David Romoser about three miles east of Cadiz on the 111., D.U.I., $100, three days in county Route 5; a tract of land as. recorded in south of Cadiz on the east side of Hwy. motorcycle license, $10. of LaGrange Park, 111.; Lot Nos. 18 and north side of the Cadiz Railroad; $97 jail. the Book of Deeds; no tax. 139; $2.50 tax. David Glen Copeland of Crossville, 19 in Block J, 26, 27, 28 and 29 in Block tax. Gerald Dean Thomas of Cadiz, Roy T. Jr. and Merle Ball of Route 3, Erie Properties of Evansville, Ind., to Tenn., speeding, $20. F, Blue Springs Estates, A-28, H-l and Estate of G.P. Thomas, Trigg County D.U.I., $100; attempt to elude police John A,, and Charline Graham of Route David Milton Wright of Murray, to Kermit F. and Shirley A. Sexton of Ranchette 4 of Shawnee Hills Farmers Bank, executor, Cadiz, to officer, $50. 2; Lot No. 2, Block A, of Blue Springs speeding, $20. Cadiz; a certain tract of land in the Subdivision; $40 tax. Harold H. and Mary Mize of Route 4, Algie Killough Choate of St. Louis, Estates; tax amount not recorded in Allan Horner Mayfield of Fairfield, Second Magisterial District about The following persons have granted and William F. Mize Jr. of Route 1; a Mo., reckless driving, $50. Book of Deeds. Iowa, speeding, $20. seven miles west of Cadiz; $50 tax. tract of land as recorded in the Book of R.C. Green of Paducah, theft of labor Kenneth L. and Alberta Rogers, right of way easements to Pennyrile Dale Alan Eichelberger of Cadiz, Kermit F. and Shirley A. Sexton of Deeds; $114.50 tax. under $100, $250. Kenneth Jr. and Betty Rogers and Rural Electric Cooperative speeding, $28. Cadiz, to Roy T. Jr. and Merle Ball of Harold H. and Mary Mize of Route 4, Ross Moses Blane of Cadiz, failure to Larry D. and Carolyn Rogers, all of Corporation of Hopkinsville: Ralph and Martha D. Durbin of Mayfield, Route 3; Lot Nos. B-5 and B-6 of to William F. and Mary Elizabeth Mize maintain insurance on motor vehicle, Route 1, to Larry D. and Carolyn Helen Thomas of Cadiz, Nelson and speeding, $30. Dogwood Estates Subdivision; $55 tax. of Route 1; a tract of land as recorded $65; no operators license, $25; D.U.I., Rogers of Route 1; a tract of property Virginia Forsythe of Route 6, Paul H. Steven Craig Cole of Nashville, Billy R. and Martha Jo Futrell of on the south side of U.S. Hwy. 68 about and Mary T. Simpson of Evansville, in the Book of Deeds; $97 tax. $100 and 30 days in county jail. Tenn., speeding, $24. Albert W. and Marilyn Stinson of Route 3, to David Ray and Debbie Sue eight-tenths mile west of Gracey; tax Ind., Aaron and Effie Hamilton of Terry Lee Hawkins of Princeton, Bernard John Godbey of Chicago, 111., Futrell of Route 3; two tracts of land amount not recorded in Book of Deeds. Route 5, Thomas H. and Helen Herndon Cadiz, to George C. Anderson of South possession of Schedule II non-narcotic speeding, $38. about eight miles southwest of Cadiz, Development Properties, Inc. of of Route 4 and Joseph G. and Elgin, 111.; Lot No. 8 and one-half of 10 controlled substance, $500, 60 days in Paul Ray Godwin of Cadiz, speeding, of Boulder Hill Estate Subdivision; $49 McGorthie Keller and Wayne and Mary county jail. $38. Moore of Pembroke. tax. Eulus Kirby of Cadiz, no operators Dianna L. Mitchell of Green Brier, Producers to vote on research program Kenneth Mitchell of Route 4, to Nellie Hospital Census license, $25; failure to maintain Tenn., speeding, $30. I. Mitchell of Route 4; Lot No. 23 of - Admissions; Laura Nichols, Grady insurance on motor vehicle, $65. Robert G. Leneave of Cadiz, Bluegrass Estates II subdivision; no Helfin, Johnny Meredith, Wesley Raymond Earl Fuller of Cadiz, Rules for registering and voting in speeding, $49. Beef producers will vote early in 1980 Powers, Tommy Wilson, Hayden Ladd, D.U.I., $100 attend driver’s school. referendums have changes, noted Fitz­ tax. Thomas Glen McCloud of Cadiz, on whether they want a nationally Beulah Thomas, Rosa Dixon, Durwood Elmer Karl Pomplus of Hopkinsville, gerald. He said the department deter­ Mary Frances Catlett and Linda speeding, $20. coordinated beef research and in­ Joyce Lemon, both of Hopkinsville, and Wright, Nell Stewart Thomas, Earl improper passing, $20 fine suspended. ♦ mined that ten days (eight working Peggy Jean Bridges of Cadiz, formation program. Adams, Bertha Sone, Clayton Finley, Walter R. Sullivan of Nashville, days) would be sufficient for all Shirley Ann and Reuben G. Wharton Jr. speeding, $5. The upcoming referendum was an­ Ollie Compton, Matilda Cox, Crystal Tenn., failure to display Kentucky producers to register and that the four- of Detroit, Mich., to James D. Hardy Donald Craig Gunn of Wilmore, nounced by Assistant Secretary of Turpin, Minnie Miller, Jesse Ladd, Vehicle I.D. card, $20. day voting period would result in a and Milburn C. Hardy, both of Route 5 speeding, $24. Agriculture, P. R. Smith. He said beef Malcolm Cunningham, Herman Joiner, Gary S. Alto of Sequatchie, Tenn., more efficient voting procedure and and Roger D. Jones of Route 6; a Stuart Huckaby of Murray, speeding, producers will be asked to register for Laura Futrell, Doris Meador and violation of international registration reducfe administrative costs. certain tract of land about ten miles $24. the referendum between January 28 Thomas Adams. plan, $20; failure to display Kentucky A similar order, issued in 1977, southeast of Cadiz on the north side of and February 6. Dismissals: Lena Glakas, Jason Vehicle I.D. card, $20. although favored by 56.4 percent of the old Canton and Lindsay Mill Road; Elizabeth Ellen Mahan of Murray, They’ll vote by secret ballot Meador, Lisa Goodwin, William Ross Robert L. Pate of Liberty, Mo., voting producers, did not receive the $58.50 tax. speeding, $20. February 19-22...... v Goodwin, Johnny Meredith, Marie Ball, failure to display Kentucky Vehicle I.D. required two-third approval. Since that Roger D. Jones of Route 6, to James Terry Lynn Jones of Benton, The order issued by ; the U.S. Twyman Hughes, Hayden Ladd, card, $20. time, the Beef Research and Informa­ D. Hardy and Milburn C. Hardy, both of speeding, $30. Department pf Agriculture authorizing Wesley Power, Laura Nichols, Juanita Hubert E. Ellis of Gorham, 111., t tion Act has been amended by Congress Route 5; a certain tract of land about John Baxter Bilbrey of Denver, Colo., the program, provides for a beef board Carr, Ollie Compton, Beulah Thomas, violation of International Registration so that a majority of oriducers will be ten miles southeast of Cadiz on the speeding, $20. of up to 68 producers to administer the Grady Helfin, Tommy Wilson, Rosa Plan, $20. sufficient for approval of the order. north side of the old Canton and program. There would be as many as Dixon, Reba Roberts, Crystal Turpin, Following the change in legislation, Lindsay Mill Road; $1 tax. five non-voting consumer advisors to Thomas Kirby, Clayton Finley, Earl beef industry organizations proposed a Mary Frances Catlett and Linda the board. Adams, John Flood and Helen Jones. new order. A public hearing has been Joyce Lemon, both of Hopkinsville, and Eaoh state or geographic area would Transfer: Lawrence Sumner. held in five locations. Based on the Shirley Ann and Rueben G. Wharton Jr. be represented on the board - i . hearing testimony, the department of Detroit, Mich., to Mark W. Hardy of Expired: Viola Abies. proportion to its share of the U.S. cattle issued a recommended decision and Route 5; a certain tract of land about Census: 16. industry. order in September. ten miles south of Cadiz and just south District Court Comments were accepted for 45 days of the Roaring Spring and Maggie Recorded Dec. 31 The program would be funded by and were considered in developing the Rural State Road; $4 tax. The following fines do not include the assessments based on the value of order announced today. Trigg County Farmers Bank, $15 or $20 court costs as assessed by the cattle sold, During the first two years of Producers may register and vote at executor of the estate of Lora Terrell, state. the program,, assessments could be up local ASCS offices. Registration and of Cadiz, to Betty T. and Charles W. Frank Glenn Ezell of Cadiz, public to two-tenths of one percent of the value voting can be completed by mail if Hancock of Route 5; a certain lot of intoxication, $20. of cattle sold (20 cents per $100) . information and ballots are requested AftOr two years, the board could in advance. recommend an increase up to five- The order and notice of referendum tenths of one percent. was published in the Federal Register All sellers in the marketing chain December 14. would be assessed. The buyer at the Cardinal Copies of the order can be obtained point of slaughter would deduct the. from the Livestock, Poultry, Grain and mtotal assessment and forward it to the Seed Division, AMS, Room 2610-S, U.S. board. 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WE HA VE NUMEROUS LISTINGS 6N LAKE LOTS, U.S. Highway 68 West Cadiz, Kentucky RESIDENTIAL LOTS, COMMERCIAL LOTS & INVESTMENT PROPERTIES. SEE US FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTA TE NEEDS. 522-7968 OFFICE - 1 MILE WEST OF CADIZ - 522-8524 MIKE BRYAN - 522-6182 E kOGER THOMAS, Broker VIKKY LEWIS - 235-5636 r e a l t o r ® WE TRY HARDER - OPEN 7 DA YS SHELIA HOLLAND - 522-8739 CONNIE THOMAS - 924-5292 Art Olsen Col. John Hudelson ANN THOMAS - 924-5255 STEVE EMERY - 924-5298 (Broker) (Broker-Auctioneer) 924-1143 NITE EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED 924-5395 The Cadiz Record, Thursday, January 3,1980 Page 12 Amidst collection of humorous one-liners, According to source McGuire serious about Wendy’s Classic Anderson was \ As in all else that he does, A1 McGuire Western coach Gene Keady, a McGuire brought his collection of going to help me learn to talk!’ ” is determined to make a success of convert to the A1 McGuire Fan Club, one-liners with him to Western Sunday. McGuire remembers. NBC learned to By Jim Turner “ Joe had no choice but to get rid of the Wendy’s Classic basketball laughed at McGuire’s suggestion. He had his stock material about Packer let him be himself. him,” said an unimpeachable source tournament, which gets its start next Keady was delighted to have McGuire intact, but he is at his best when he lets Here are some other A1 McGuire Some high school ball players call it who was with Hall when he made the Thanksgiving weekend at Western in Bowling Green, and he said that the his nothing-but-the-truth thoughts flow tidbits: “ getting fired” when a player is kicked decisions and announcements. “ Dwight Kentucky University. talent-laden tournament is the right trippingly from the tongue in that “ People have been trying to get me to off a team. had a great personality, but he was also McGuire, who coached Marquette step toward one directive he was given Yankee brogue that is so familiar to run for office in Wisconson. I don’t want greedy and untruthful. Dwight was Dwight Anderson was fired from the University to a national championship when hired in 1978 to coach the Hill- college basketball fans. any part of it. They’d start checking involved in a lot of things that were University of Kentucky basketball toppers — to upgrade the schedule. When he started broadcasting NCAA into my background. My brother John wrong. He was warned that if he was and who has truly added color to team. collegiate television broadcasting, was “ I can see us getting even better roundball in the winter of 1978, McGuire makes Billy Carter look like a monk.” caught he would be gone. And he was Coach Joe B. Hall elected to give the in Bowling Green Sunday morning teams as this tournament becomes brought a breath of fresh, Northern air “ I took the NBC job because it gave caught. speedy sophomore the alternative of more established, but I already believe to the screen. Amazingly in this, his me a chance for my two refreshing “ (Sam) Bowie and (Dirk) announcing and promoting the saying he quit (although Anderson this is the best field in 1980” , said third year on the air, his material has emotions. One is to soar with the eagles Minniefield will be better off being out prestigious field lined up for what himself has said nothing publicly) and McGuire. “ This is the last year for the not grown old. Instead he continues to after victory and success. The other is of his influence. And the team will be amounts to the Western Invitational. Hall indicated he was not telling why Big Four Tournament at the ACC, and be as refreshing as the view in one of the opportunity to fail.” better off in the long run without him.” Those who thought McGuire was just Anderson left because “ he took me in those springtime in the Rockies “ I’m embarrassed about not wearing Tom Hammond, sports director of there to lend his name as a promotional we might get some of them.” his confidence.” activity learned otherwise quickly. The Throughout his comments, McGuire cigarette commercials. a tie today since you guys are. You have WLEX in Lexington, reported the night NBC commentator was instrumental in constantly referred to Western and the “ I wasn’t serious about working for on three-piecers, what I call sincere Hall was so much in Anderson’s that Anderson left that Anderson was contacting schools as potential Wendy’s Classic as “ we.” NBC and I didn’t think they were suits. I owe you one.” confidence that it was the coach himself discovered with a “controlled members of the tournament field and He became involved in the planning serious about me,” he told the Western “ The guy coming here with Iona (Jeff who found Anderson involved in a substance, a narcotic.” Hall never will continue to make major when he became a fan of Western fresh­ group. “ I accepted their offer for a Ruland) should be the best center in the serious rule violation. denied that report. contributions in planning the format of man Tony Wilson in an all-star game. meeting because it was a free trip to country next year. The guy at Purdue the event, which will probably include a Assistant Coach Clem Haskins talked to New York to see my mother. When I got (Joe Barry Carroll) is the best coaching clinic. McGuire, the relationship with the off the plane (I never check my offensively this year and Roosevelt The tournament line-up includes SEC school grew, and McGuire and Keady luggage; if you check your luggage you Bouie (Syracuse) is the best defensive­ contender Vanderbilt, a young talented went to Puerto Rico together to see the might as well take your wife along), ly. What about (Duke’s Mike) Gminski, team this year; Iona, which features Pan American Games. they had a limousine waiting for me. I he was asked. ‘Sure I shouldn’t say any YES, YOU one of the nation’s best centers in Jeff The appearance of McGuire Sunday never did trust big cars. My brother names. Billy Packer always tells me Ruland; and South Carolina, a program morning helped take some of the sting John, always had big cars and he was a that, but I automatically don’t mention with traditional success which will be out of Western’s two-point loss the night thief.” the ACC because I know Billy will.’ coached for the first time in a pair of before to highly regarded Florida State. The story continued about his meet­ “ I remember you playing Kentucky can own a lot in our newest decades next year by someone besides The winning points came on a rebound ing with NBC brass. He told the net­ that year at Athens. I think you cleaned Frank McGuire, who coached A1 shot with no time remaining. work executives that he could only talk their clock, didn’t you? It was there McGuire at St. John’s. “ We’re on the right track at as he knows how. For the Western that they broke our 37 in a row. That development Terrapin Creek “There’s no patsy in this Western,” was the contention of Gene audience, he mentioned select words was really a Dunkirk. It was a long tournament,” McGuire said. “ Usually Keady and of A1 McGuire, now one of that he pronounces with a distinct night. That was one of the few long the host team invites one weak sister to the we’s at Western. Bronx (or was it Brooklyn?) accent. nights. I usually forgot a game in one for $190.00 down & 48 monthly play the first night so that it can be Southern typewriters are not equipped hour. That one took two or three. I assured of making the finals, but that’s “ Billy Packer came from nothing and to describe that accent. never lost a night’s sleep over basket­ payments of $42.10 not the case this time. In fact, Coach brought it with him,” A1 McGuire “ Chet Simmons, who was president ball.” Gene, if there’s one I’m afraid you may quipped about his NBC broadcasting of NBC sports then, said, ‘We’ll help “ Basketball to me was a beautiful be it.” partner. you.’ I said, ‘I’m 48 years old and you’re thing, like a mistress. I shouldn’t use that comparison but I’ll let it stand. I’ve never been misquoted, just misunder­ stood. I’ve always thought if you want to read nice things about yourself, take Look what out an ad.” “ I have a hang-up on private planes. Every time I get on one, people tell me Terrapin Creek this is the greatest pilot. I always think if he’s so great, why isn’t he flying a 747? Why doesn’t he have six has to o ffe r! stewardesses hanging on him if he’s so Terrapin Creek offers you ninety additional beautiful good?” acres of lake view, lake front, wooded, hilly or clear lots. We’ve got a lot for you. Only $1900. You pay just ten Grants offered percent down ($190). 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Financial assistance is available to The Erie Sales office is located one mile west of Cadiz, rural fire departments under a Kentucky on Highway 68. matching grant program administered Open daily nine to five. by the Divison of Forestry, Department for Natural Resources and Post Office Box 466 Environmental Protection. Cadiz, Kentucky 42211 502-522-3456 According to Forestry Director E r i e 502-924-9952 Elmore Grim, the grants are on a 50-50 matching basis. The fire departments Erie Properties at Lake Barkley must match the grant dollar-for-dollar Obtain HUD property report from developer and read it with their own money or money from before signing anything. HUD neither approves the other sources. The grants are offered to merit of the offering or the value, if any, of the property rural fire departments to purchase fire­ fighting equipment and help finance training programs. Making a point The application blanks and additional information can be obtained from As A1 McGuire makes a point about the upcoming Wendy’s Classic, officials nod satisfaction. From left Grim, Divison of Forestry, Frankfort, are Western’s coach Gene Keady and President Donald Zacharias and Wendy’s Dan Davis. Ky. 40601. All applications must be received by April 30, 1980. Q u a l it y C a r p e t s

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