News-Democrat and Leader from Russellville, Kentucky • 2

Page 2 Monday July 23 1984 STA REPORT Notes and comments by Logan Leader writers wear out trucks anyway New policemen ort Campbell commander THIS COMMUNITY SERVICE MESSAGE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE OLLOWING BUSINESSES 726 9507 726 9507 COLBURN VENDING CO Enjoy 7262466 4 Public Service of This Newspaper The Advertising Council Russellville Coca Cola Bottling Co THE LOGAN LEADER HOUCHENS THE NEWS DEMOCRA MARKETS CO OP RAIN so far this summer has been so much better than last year farmers are beginning to be encouraged about their crops after a fright earlier The spring started out very wet just like last year then it got dry awhile just project The third subcontractor is Tri County Stone a firm located in Warren County near the Logan line Bob Tri County firm is doing earthwork asphalt paving and concrete work in cluding filling sinkholes Owens hopes to have the 73500 square foot double shaped hospital dried in by winter so that work can continue" during the inclement months ever had The USA will be a better place if we take care of developing their he said His one recruiting pitch came by saying are a heck of a lot of jobs that are less fun less exciting and less rewarding than the like last year when it rain all summer Commenting on last disaster one fanner said there was just one good thing about crops last year We wear out our trucks taking grain to (Continued from Page 1 He said by speaking to Russell ville Optimist Club at 6 am and the Chamber at 7 he had missed a four mile run Tuesday have reason to be proud of youth Those coming through the door are the finest This Space Could Be Yours! Call The Logan LeaderNews Democrat Advertising Dept for Details AN ARTICLE about Hopkinsville and Christian County in The Courier Journal Magazine Sunday was another in John Ed interesting series about Kentucky counties The thing that struck me as being so much like Logan County was the fact that two people were quoted as saying that the economy there was doing pretty well in many ways what we need is a couple of good farm It would be a blessing here too a publication sent out to customers of Pennyrile Rural Electric Cooperative Cor poration has some encouraging words in its July issue In case you missed them John Mason the coop manager said electric rate increases should not be as large or frequent as they have been in the recent past The demand for electricity continues to grow he said but not at the rate it once did Reduced demand has enabled TV A supplier to delay some con struction that would have pushed costs higher Sounds like some stability may have come to electric rates Now if the same thing could be said for interest rates NEW POLICEMEN on Russellville force are Ken Bunton Larry Jones and Reggie Gough Morris Kisselbaugh has rejoined the force also training now and will attend police school at Eastern Ken tucky University when there is an opening They had hoped to go this fall but it appears now it will be the second semester before EKU has room for them good news and bad news in having to wait to go to says Gough who usually has a theory on just about any situation bad news is it will slow down our chance for a pay raise Part of the good news is that have more time to learn the job and a much better chance of passing with the experience the good news too is that get to be home to see the Panthers play this THE LOG A LEA DER Published every Monday by AL SMITH COMMUNICATIONS INC Al Smith Communications Inc Publishers of The Logan Leader on Monday (USPS 588 020) and The News Democrat on Thursday (USPS 386 240) Business offices are located on the Public Square Russellville Lo gan County Kentucky Second class postage paid at Russellville Ky Published weekly Telephone 726 9507 Address all mail to Box 270 Russellville Kentucky 42276 Annual subscription prices: Logan and ad joining counties $1000 elsewhere $1600 (Continued from Page 1) Kisselbaugh has been on the police force of Greenacres City la near West Palm the past three years He says he home and like everybody wanted to come He has a law enforcement background His father Morris is currently Logan jailer and is a former sheriff Before that he served as assistant police chief for Russellville His mother Nancy is a former police dispatcher you get law en forcement in your blood you get it says Kisselbaugh who worked for Pennyrile Rural Electric Coop before becoming an officer Kisselbaugh is engaged to Dovina Laurence of New York City who works in television both as an air personality and as a sales representative She plans to move here when she can find work in her field he says Gough is single He is the son of John and Nora Gough Up until now his careers have been athletics and the military He says this is one which has always appealed to him though Bunton is married to the former Anita Beard of Russell ville They have a daughter Tiffany He is the son of Mrs Helen Bunton ot Auburn The three new officers are in BUSINESS NOTES WAKQ now Logan radio station is now The Beaver instead of the familiar KQ 101 Chris Pellegrino manager of the station along with WRUS AM following the purchase of the business from Sosh Broadcasting Company has announced a change in name and format for the 100000 watt facility The call letters will be WBVR hence The Beaver and the music is now traditional country rather than rock or Top 40 trying to reach a more adult audience in the 18 and above says Pellegrino done the same thing in our other markets with great success and so far our response has been Pellegrino says other KeyMarket stations have symbols such as The ox The Whistle The Wiggle etc and that he believes The Beaver will catch on here An advertisement in paper shows the toothy animal which is to be the logo are a regional station and the Top 40 competition in this region is strong We believe we can do the quality broadcasting to be the best country station around be a station local people can be proud Pellegrino predicts Puppy Love opens Local dog owners will be glad to know about the opening of a new Puppy Love which is located at 189 Hopkinsville Street next to Beauty Salon offers complete dog grooming from clipping brushing and bathing to flea and tick dipping with boarding also available Lewis and Robyn Woodward are owners of with Robyn grooming at the salon Monday through Thursday from 8 until 6 pm Boarding is available anytime The Woodwards live on Route 3 Russellville with their child ren Amy Renee seven and Luke Spencer two Lewis is also an operator for Quality Blacktop in Greenville The Woodwards may be reached at 726 7243 Auction Barn opens Auction Barn has opened on Newtown Road with the first sale scheduled for Saturday August 4 at 7 pm The Auction Barn is operated by Bobby Hudnall who also owns Trading Post on East 4th Street Consignment sales are welcomed Another Logan County attraction SUNWAY ARMS is another attraction in Logan County which draws visitors from outside the area as well as from the county The Shriners Clown Club from Bowling Green was there Saturday afternoon for a picnic and outing They also have quite a few groups from Clarksville who visit often and other groups from Bowling Green A group from Morgantown apparently with their fishing appetite whetted by the Catfish estival over there was at Sunway recently also We congratulate the Lake Malone Homeowners group on presenting its case so well at the public hearing in rankfort Tuesday that the legislators urged the Dept of ish and Wildlife to reassess its position on the regulation the homeowners were disnutinc The regulation prohibits the PENNYRILE POWER LINES property owners from cutting the weeds and shrubs on property on which the state has an easement between the lake and the private property The property owners said they want this strip to grow up between their property and the lake saying it would be unsightly dangerous and unhealthy The department said the grown up strip would be a buffer zone between the lake and the private property and that people feel free to use the state easement when it was like front lawn Seems to me the property owners are right that they be expected to let what appears to be a part of their yards (even if it exactly that) grow up and that the amount of the easement the state has be enough space for fishermen to feel they on property anyway Hospital construction (Continued from Page 1) County Tenn and says this job is the closest one had to home in 16 years Two of the subcontracting firms generally work with Rodgers on hospital projects They are Bond Electrical of Nashville and Davis Mechanical of Greenville Davis became a well known firm here in earlier years working with Daniel Construction on the ARCO East Ninth Street Russellville Ky 42276 ELECTRIC PLANT BOARD Bethel Shopping Center Logan Square Market Square Logan Twin Weeklies This Space Could Be Yours! 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