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5 WEST KY NEWS V EDITORIAL/OPINION Thursday, October 1, 2020 • Ballard County Commu- nity Food Pantry located at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 662 Broadway, LaCenter. Call 270-665-5551 • Food bank at New Liberty United Methodist Church is open every third Wednes- day from 5 to 6 p.m. The church is located at the intersection of New Liber- ty Church Road and Og- den Landing road Turn off of Hwy 60 by the bank in Kevil. Call 270-462-3946 • Lighthouse Community Food Bank Open once a month on the last Friday of the month from 8 a.m -12 p.m.. The food bank is lo- cated in Anchor of Hope, on Court Street in Wick- liffe, for Ballard County residents only. For more info call Frank Cage at 270-335-3662. • The Food Bank at Love- laceville United Methodist Church is currently still operating. It is run by Ar- lington United Methodist Church and Lovelaceville United Methodist Church. It is for residents of Carlisle and Ballard Counties. It is open on Wednesdays at 4 - 4:30 pm. • Family Services Society, Inc. 827 Joe Clifton Dr. Pa- ducah 270-443-4838 • Paducah Cooperative Ministry 402 Legion Dr. Paducah 270-442-6795 • Graves County Need Line 424 S. 9th St. Mayfield, KY 270-247-6333 • Marshall County Bags of Hope 3265 Mayfield Hwy Benton, KY 270-252-0266 • Marshall County Caring Needline 307 Main Street Benton, KY 270-527-0024 • Livingston County Help- ing Hands 509 Mills St. Smithland, KY 270-928-3383 FOOD PANTRIES by Kate Prince Special to KPI I don’t watch a lot of TV. I have some favorite oldies that I re-watch more than anything. I especially don’t watch the news anymore. Violence and drama only make me feel bad and I choose to feel positive and be thankful for everything the Lord has given me. Our glass really can be half full or half empty, dependent on our state of mind. I have watched my family deal with sickness and death. I can sympathize with those who hurt. I can also share the joy of someone who is happy and blessed because I am there now. I don’t know a lot about President Trump and the coming election or his opponent Joe Biden. However, I have heard from several sources that the issue of abortion is on the forefront of differenc- es. My friends have a brand new baby girl and the image of her just minutes after birth are on my phone and in my heart. She was per- fect in every way. She was crying and kicking within minutes, too. I cannot imagine, or even want to think, that there are persons who could kill, what they call a fetus, just days before she is taken from a mother’s womb as a living child. My mother shared with me a story about a woman who was on a jury to decide a man’s guilt in a “murder.” A pregnant woman and her husband got into an argument with her ex-husband. In a fit of rage, the ‘ex’ picked up a bat and slammed it into her stomach, and the baby, inside. The woman went into labor and the baby was dead. The jurors were to decide if the man was guilty of murdering a baby, or if a fetus (not yet a living person) had been destroyed in an assault. The sentence for the two crimes was vastly different. The verdict at the first count of the jurors was 11 to 1 for the assault charge. But this one lady on the jury held her ground and asked for a Bible to be brought in. As she read passages of scripture about babies and the miracle of creation, jurors began to be touched, and changed their vote. At last count, all votes were for the murder charge. That is my decision also. Murder is killing someone. I hope and pray that all voters, in every state, take the Bi- ble and read for them- selves why abortions are nothing less than first degree murder. What is news anyway? Food for all palates Wow! I can hardly be- lieve that, already, fall is here. My grandmother always told me that the day would come when seasons didn’t happen. One day is sunny and hot; the next is windy and in the 50’s. So what foods are good just any day? This past week, I had stewed okra and fried okra... stewed squash and fried squash...all served with tomatoes and sweet tea. I also had some Mexican burritos and Chinese fried rice. I have a new recipe for the fried rice and it is really easy. You must start with cold rice, so cook some and refrigerate it. Begin with 3 tablespoons of oil heated in a large skillet. Add the cold rice and a teaspoon of minced garlic and stir for about 10 minutes to slightly brown the rice. (Three cups of cold rice will feed four people.) Using a spatula, move all the rice to one edge of the skillet. Have all your other ingredients ready to add to the other side of the skillet: 4 green onions, grate one carrot, chop one piece of ham or a pork chop into bite sized cubes. Beat 2 eggs with a whisk and then pour over the veggies and meat. Stir well till egg is scrambled and then move the rice into the mix and add 2 tablespoons soy sauce. Continue to cook and stir until everything is thoroughly mixed. I like to add some bean sprouts just for fun. I wanted to make a cake so I could share a strawberry shortcake with some friends. I usually use a bought angel food cake but I decided on a pound cake and it was a really good choice. To all you dieters, beware! In the bowl of a stand mixer soften 3 sticks of butter and one 8 oz. cream cheese; beat together and add 3 cups of sugar. Now beat for at least 3 minutes till light and fluffy. Next, add 6 eggs, two at a time, while continuing to mix. Add 2 teaspoons vanilla flavoring and 2 teaspoons almond extract. Add one half teaspoon baking powder to 3 cups of all purpose flour and then add the flour to cake batter a third at a time. When all the flour is completely mixed in the batter, turn off the mixer and grease and flour a bundt pan or 2 loaf pans. Spoon in the cake batter; it is too thick to pour. My oven is gas and gets really hot so I baked my cake at 300 degrees for one hour. The original recipe calls for 325 degrees for one hour. The crust should be cracked and golden brown. Slice when cool and serve with straw- berries and whipped cream. It is good plain, too. Oct. 2 Ballard Chamber C.C. Golf Scramble Save the date for the Ballard Chamber’s annual golf scramble on October 2, 2020! Team spots are still avail- able as well as event sponsorship opportunities. Oct. 3 Benefit Auction and Chili Supper for Angela Ballard. She was diagnosed March 2020 with Pancreatic Cancer. Dinner will be 5:00 pm and Auction at 6:30 pm on Satur- day October 3rd. All proceeds go to help with medical bills. For more information call 434-251-4679 Oct. 5 The Livingston County PACS Office will be having a HUGE CHARITABLE YARD SALE from Monday, Octo- ber 5-Friday, October 10 8AM-4PM. We are located on 763 Cutoff Road, Smithland, KY 42081. Proceeds from the yard sale will help with our Christmas Miracle pro- gram that purchases Christmas gifts & coats for the chil- dren of Livingston County. For more information, please call us at (270)928-2827. Oct. 10 Ole Timers Southsiders Reunion/Luncheon sched- uled for Sat. Oct. 10, 2020 at Calvary Baptist Church in Paducah will NOT be held this year due to Covid-19. Mark your calendar for next year for Sat. Oct. 9, 2021. PASS WORD TO OTHER SOUTHSIDERS. Oct. 24 Carlisle/Hickman County Relay for Life has sched- uled a drive through luminaria ceremony for October 24 at 6:30 p.m. on John Roberts Drive in Bardwell. Luminar- ia can be purchased for $5.00 each. Make checks to the American Cancer Society and mail to Kathy Gibson, Lu- minaria Chair, 1114 State Route 80, Arlington, KY 42021. Please indicate if the luminaria is to be in memory of a person or in honor of them. If you have additional ques- tions, call Kathy Gibson at 270-562-0177. Recurring Events • Livingston County Middle School SBDM will meet each third Wednesday night. Next meeting is: October 21, 2020 • Ballard County AA group will meet at the Chamber of Commerce building at 297 Ky Ave in Kevil every Wednes- day at 8 p.m. AREA EVENTS Kentucky Publishing, Inc. 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5WEST KY NEWS V
EDITORIAL/OPINIONThursday, October 1, 2020
• Ballard County Commu-nity Food Pantry located at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 662 Broadway, LaCenter. Call 270-665-5551
• Food bank at New Liberty United Methodist Church is open every third Wednes-day from 5 to 6 p.m. The church is located at the intersection of New Liber-ty Church Road and Og-den Landing road Turn off of Hwy 60 by the bank in Kevil. Call 270-462-3946
• Lighthouse Community Food Bank Open once a
month on the last Friday of the month from 8 a.m -12 p.m.. The food bank is lo-cated in Anchor of Hope, on Court Street in Wick-liffe, for Ballard County residents only. For more info call Frank Cage at 270-335-3662.
• The Food Bank at Love-laceville United Methodist Church is currently still operating. It is run by Ar-lington United Methodist Church and Lovelaceville United Methodist Church. It is for residents of Carlisle and Ballard Counties. It is
open on Wednesdays at 4 - 4:30 pm.
• Family Services Society, Inc.827 Joe Clifton Dr. Pa-ducah270-443-4838
• Paducah Cooperative Ministry402 Legion Dr. Paducah270-442-6795
• Graves County Need Line424 S. 9th St.Mayfield, KY270-247-6333
• Marshall CountyBags of Hope3265 Mayfield HwyBenton, KY270-252-0266
• Marshall County Caring Needline307 Main StreetBenton, KY270-527-0024
• Livingston County Help-ing Hands509 Mills St.Smithland, KY270-928-3383
FOOD PANTRIES
by Kate PrinceSpecial to KPI
I don’t watch a lot of TV. I have some favorite oldies that I re-watch more than anything. I especially don’t watch the news anymore. Violence and drama only make me feel bad and I choose to feel positive and be thankful for everything the Lord has given me. Our glass really can be half full or half empty, dependent on our state of mind. I have watched my family deal with sickness and death. I
can sympathize with those who hurt. I can also share the joy of someone who is happy and blessed because I am there now.
I don’t know a lot about President Trump and the coming election or his opponent Joe Biden. However, I have heard from several sources that the issue of abortion is on the forefront of differenc-es. My friends have a brand new baby girl and the image of her just minutes after birth are on my phone and in my heart. She was per-fect in every way. She was crying and kicking within minutes, too. I cannot imagine, or even want to think, that there are persons who
could kill, what they call a fetus, just days before she is taken from a mother’s womb as a living child.
My mother shared with me a story about a woman who was on a jury to decide a man’s guilt in a “murder.” A pregnant woman and her husband got into an argument with her ex-husband. In a fit of rage, the ‘ex’ picked up a bat and slammed it into her stomach, and the baby, inside. The woman went into labor and the baby was dead.
The jurors were to decide if the man was guilty of murdering a baby, or if a fetus (not yet a living person) had been destroyed in an assault. The sentence
for the two crimes was vastly different. The verdict at the first count of the jurors was 11 to 1 for the assault charge. But this one lady on the jury held her ground and asked for a Bible to be brought in. As she read passages of scripture about babies and the miracle of creation, jurors began to be touched, and changed their vote. At last count, all votes were for the murder charge.
That is my decision also. Murder is killing someone. I hope and pray that all voters, in every state, take the Bi-ble and read for them-selves why abortions are nothing less than first degree murder.
What is news anyway?
Food for all palates
Wow! I can hardly be-lieve that, already, fall is here. My grandmother always told me that the day would come when seasons didn’t happen. One day is sunny and hot; the next is windy and in the 50’s.
So what foods are good just any day? This past week, I had stewed okra and fried okra...stewed squash and fried squash...all served with tomatoes and sweet tea. I also had some Mexican burritos and Chinese fried rice. I have a new recipe for the fried rice and it is really easy.
You must start with cold rice, so cook some and refrigerate it. Begin with 3 tablespoons of oil heated in a large skillet. Add the cold rice and a teaspoon of minced garlic and stir for about 10 minutes to slightly brown the rice. (Three cups of cold rice will
feed four people.) Using a spatula, move
all the rice to one edge of the skillet. Have all your other ingredients ready to add to the other side of the skillet: 4 green onions, grate one carrot, chop one piece of ham or a pork chop into bite sized cubes.
Beat 2 eggs with a whisk and then pour over the veggies and meat. Stir well till egg is scrambled and then move the rice into the mix and add 2 tablespoons soy sauce. Continue to cook and stir until everything is thoroughly mixed. I like to add some bean sprouts just for fun.
I wanted to make a cake so I could share a strawberry shortcake with some friends. I usually use a bought angel food cake but I decided on a pound cake and it was a really good choice. To all you dieters, beware!
In the bowl of a stand mixer soften 3 sticks of butter and one 8 oz. cream cheese; beat together and add 3 cups of sugar. Now beat for at least 3 minutes till light and fluffy. Next, add 6 eggs, two at a
time, while continuing to mix. Add 2 teaspoons vanilla flavoring and 2 teaspoons almond extract. Add one half teaspoon baking powder to 3 cups of all purpose flour and then add the flour to cake batter a third at a time. When all the flour is completely mixed in the batter, turn off the mixer and grease and flour a bundt pan or 2 loaf pans. Spoon in
the cake batter; it is too thick to pour.
My oven is gas and gets really hot so I baked my cake at 300 degrees for one hour. The original recipe calls for 325 degrees for one hour. The crust should be cracked and golden brown. Slice when cool and serve with straw-berries and whipped cream. It is good plain, too.
Oct. 2Ballard Chamber C.C. Golf ScrambleSave the date for the Ballard Chamber’s annual golf
scramble on October 2, 2020! Team spots are still avail-able as well as event sponsorship opportunities.
Oct. 3 Benefit Auction and Chili Supper for Angela Ballard.
She was diagnosed March 2020 with Pancreatic Cancer. Dinner will be 5:00 pm and Auction at 6:30 pm on Satur-day October 3rd. All proceeds go to help with medical bills. For more information call 434-251-4679
Oct. 5 The Livingston County PACS Office will be having a
HUGE CHARITABLE YARD SALE from Monday, Octo-ber 5-Friday, October 10 8AM-4PM. We are located on 763 Cutoff Road, Smithland, KY 42081. Proceeds from the yard sale will help with our Christmas Miracle pro-gram that purchases Christmas gifts & coats for the chil-dren of Livingston County. For more information, please call us at (270)928-2827.
Oct. 10 Ole Timers Southsiders Reunion/Luncheon sched-uled for Sat. Oct. 10, 2020 at Calvary Baptist Church in Paducah will NOT be held this year due to Covid-19. Mark your calendar for next year for Sat. Oct. 9, 2021. PASS WORD TO OTHER SOUTHSIDERS.
Oct. 24 Carlisle/Hickman County Relay for Life has sched-
uled a drive through luminaria ceremony for October 24 at 6:30 p.m. on John Roberts Drive in Bardwell. Luminar-ia can be purchased for $5.00 each. Make checks to the American Cancer Society and mail to Kathy Gibson, Lu-minaria Chair, 1114 State Route 80, Arlington, KY 42021. Please indicate if the luminaria is to be in memory of a person or in honor of them. If you have additional ques-tions, call Kathy Gibson at 270-562-0177.
Recurring Events• Livingston County Middle School SBDM will meet
each third Wednesday night. Next meeting is:October 21, 2020
• Ballard County AA group will meet at the Chamber of Commerce building at 297 Ky Ave in Kevil every Wednes-day at 8 p.m.
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The Advance Yeoman Periodical Class Postage Paid at The LaCenter Post Office, LaCenter, KY 42056Publication Number, 7-520Physical address:114 West Kentucky Dr. (Ballard County) LaCenter, KY 42056.
The Carlisle County NewsPeriodical Class Postage Paid at The Bardwell Post Office, Bardwell, KY 42023Publication Number, 9-0780Physical address:305 Front St., Bardwell (Carlisle County) KY 42023
The Carlisle Weekly Periodical Class Postage Paid at The Bardwell Post Office, Bardwell, KY 42023Publication Number, 1-5123Physical address:5995 State Route Hwy 80 E., Arlington (Carlisle County) KY 42021
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Windows, Doors, and Roofing not included NO TIME LIMIT FOR DELIVERY!
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ESTATE SALE - LOG HOMESPAY THE BALANCE OWED ONLY!!!
AMERICAN LOG HOMES IS ASSISTING JUST RELEASEDOF ESTATE & ACCOUNT SETTLEMENT ON HOUSES.
*OFFER NOT AVAILABLE TO AMERICAN LOG HOME DEALERS*
4 Log Home kits selling for BALANCE OWED, FREE DELIVERY
The Ballard County Sheriff's Dept. is offering for sealed bid
the following two vehicles.• 2009 Ford Crown Victoria car Vin # 2FAHP71VX9X134715 (COMPLETE CAR)• 2007 Ford Crown Victoria car Vin # 2FAFP71WX7X121332 (NO REAR END)
The Sheriff's Office will be accepting sealed bids on these
vehicles with the highest bid win-ning on each one. The Sheriff Reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. All vehicles are being sold as is where is, and it is the responsibility of the win-ning bidder to arrange to have the vehicles moved in a timely manner. Payment is due at the time of pick up. Bids are to be submitted at the Sheriff's Office.
A bid sheet may be obtained there as well.
Bids will be opened on Thursday, October the 22nd at 08:30 a.m.
PUBLIC NOTICE
An ordinance amending the Carlisle County budget for
fiscal year 2020-2021, to include unanticipated receipts from
various sources in the amount of $642,831.04 and increasing expenditures in the area of was adopted by the Carlisle County Fiscal Court on September 24, 2020. A copy of the adopted or-dinance with full text is available for public inspection at the Office of the County Judge/Executive during regular business hours.
of the Kentuckianssurveyed said they
read retail adsin the local
NEWSPAPER
DID YOU KNOW?
Source: Pulse of America, February 2017
97%
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