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A housing hangup for retirees
How seniors
can lessen
the burden
of a mortgage
BY ANDREW KHOURI
Los Angeles Times
MCT photo
Thomas Greco and his wife are downsizing from an Irvine, Calif., house into a Lake Forest condo. Greco is retiring and needed to
reduce his mortgage payment in order to do so.
More homeowners carrying mortgage debt past age 65
BY ANDREW KHOURI
Los Angeles Times
When Tom Greco bought his fourbedroom home three decades ago, he
assumed he’d pay off the mortgage before
retirement just as his parents did.
Things didn’t work out that way.
Instead, his $4,500 monthly mortgage
payments — a consequence of several equity withdraws over the years — became a
financial drag.
“It’s pretty hard to retire with that,” the
attorney, 66, said.
More and more older homeowners are
carrying mortgage debt, a burden that
threatens to delay their retirement and
curtail spending among the massive baby
boomer population.
Nearly a third of homeowners 65 and
older had a mortgage in 2011, up from 22
percent in 2001, according to an analysis
from the Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau, using the latest available data.
The debt burden also grew with older
homeowners owing a median of $79,000
in 2011, compared with an inflation-ad-
justed $43,400 a decade earlier.
For decades, Americans strove hard to
pay off their mortgages before retirement,
an aspiration that when achieved was celebrated with mortgage-burning parties.
But for the latest retirees, reaching that
goal, if they ever had it, is increasingly
less likely.
Baby boomers bought homes later in life,
and with smaller down payments, than
previous generations, said Stacy Canan,
deputy assistant director of the consumer
bureau’s Office for Older Americans. Many
also refinanced during the housing bubble
and used cash from their equity withdraws
to pay off other debt, take vacations or put
children through college.
Surging home prices and low interest
rates made that possible.
Then the recession hit. Job losses
delayed attempts to pay off mortgages.
And many baby boomers took in their
adult children after the collapse, refinancing to help their kids weather a brutal
job market, said James Wells, a housing
counselor with ClearPoint Credit Counsel-
ing Solutions.
“Before, the children could take care of
themselves,” he said. “Now, not so much.”
The number of mortgage-holding
households headed by someone 65 or
older rose from 3.8 million in 2001 to
6.1 million a decade later, the consumer
bureau said.
Rising debt levels also reflect a psychological shift among Americans, financial
advisers and economists say.
“People who lived through the Great
Depression came out of that period with a
great aversion to debt,” said Lori Trawinski, director of banking and finance
with AARP’s Public Policy Institute. “As a
culture we have loosened our opinion of
debt.”
As baby boomers enter retirement
age — 10,000 per day, according to one
estimate — the decisions that once supported an easier lifestyle could make later
years tougher. Some may have to keep
working to pay their mortgage, and oth-
Depending on circumstances,
those retiring with a mortgage can
take a variety of steps to lessen the
financial burden.
Jonathan Dash, owner of a wealth
management firm, often recommends taking money out of savings
accounts, whose low interest rates
are not going to yield much of a return, and using the cash to pay down
the mortgage more quickly.
If payments are unmanageable,
seniors can sell their home and move
to a smaller place, said James Wells,
a housing counselor. By downsizing,
seniors can not only reduce their
mortgage payments but also other
expenses that come with a larger
home.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also recommends setting
a goal to pay off the mortgage by a
certain time and including that in
one’s retirement plan. And for those
nearing retirement age who are buying a new home or refinancing, the
agency says to consider a term of 10
to 15 years rather than 30.
“You’ll have higher monthly payments now, while you’re still working, and be less likely to still have a
mortgage in retirement,” the agency
said in a consumer advisory.
Indeed, the most important step
is to look and plan, experts say. Lori
Trawinski, director of banking and
finance with AARP’s Public Policy
Institute, said those entering retirement should prepare a detailed analysis of their expenses and expected
retirement income.
“Everything depends on someone’s
personal financial situation,” she
said. “Having a mortgage or tapping
into home equity is not, in and of
itself, a bad thing.”
Those who do get into trouble
can receive free counseling though
AARP’s housing solutions center,
set up in the wake of the foreclosure
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First Paducah Dunkin’ Donuts to open next month
BY LAUREN P. DUNCAN
[email protected]
The first of two Dunkin’ Donut
stores set to open in Paducah
will be ready for business at the
end of October.
Scott Morris, director of
development for Tasco Properties, a Paducah-based company,
said the free-standing Dunkin’
Donuts being constructed at the
corner of Lone Oak Road and
Jackson Street will likely open
around Oct. 30.
The 1,800-square-foot store
will be Tasco Properties’ first
Dunkin’ Donuts in the city. The
company operates other stores of
the nationally established chain
around Kentucky, including one
in Murray.
The second shop is set to open
in March or April and will be
at 2781 West Park Drive, just
off Hinkleville Road west of
Walmart. The Dunkin’ Donuts
location will be a part of a 17,000
square-foot retail center being
constructed there.
The center is being built in
two separate phases. The first
phase, which is finished, is
home to a Pancheros Mexican Grill and Firehouse Subs.
Pancheros Mexican Grill opened
on Sept. 9 and is the first store
of the chain to open in Kentucky. The restaurant dubs itself
as “fast-casual Mexican grill
known for its made-to-order
burritos.”
Firehouse Subs opened July
22. The restaurant is also fastcasual and features hot subs in
its firefighter-theme location.
Morris said spaces are still
available in the second portion
of the new retail center that
remains under construction.
Morris said he and business
partner Tanya Spaulding of
Paducah are happy to see the
first Dunkin’ Donuts in the city
opening soon.
“We can’t wait. It should be
our 10th store in our system,” he
said. “We’re excited to get it open
in Paducah.”
Contact Lauren Duncan,
Paducah Sun staff writer, at
270-575-8692 or follow @laurenpduncan on Twitter.
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JOHN PAUL HENRY | The Sun
Traffic passes the location of what will soon be Dunkin’ Donuts at
the corner of Jackson Street and Lone Oak Road in Paducah.
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2C • Sunday, September 28, 2014 • The Paducah Sun
Jobs
From Aug. 21 to
Wednesday, the Kentucky Career Centers
added 494+ jobs
to its database for
regional employers,
bringing the total
to more than 1,390
open job orders.
Some of the added
jobs are listed below
(Paducah unless
noted otherwise):
Regional Driver &
Training Programs-Mayfield, Field Interviewer,
Customer Service Rep,
Experienced Breakfast
and Lunch Cook-Milburn, Sales Rep, Furniture Installer, Pricing
Specialist, Financial
Rep-Mayfield, Technician Termite & Pest
Control, Cashier, Count
Room Rep-Metropolis,
Part-time Phlebotomist,
Assistant Auto Center
Manager, Senior Process Engineer-Calvert
City, HousekeepingMetropolis, Layaway
Associate, Department
Supervisor, Restaurant
Manager, Assistant Manager, Registered NurseMayfield, Information
Technology Technician,
Geek Squad Auto Tech,
Store Manager, Sales
Associate, Retail Grocery
Reset Greeting CardsBardwell, Independent
Sales, BabysitterBardwell, Sales Consultant, Customer Service
Specialist-Bardwell,
Servers-Mayfield, CDL A
Driver-Mayfield, Restaurant Cashier-Bardwell
& Mayfield, Production
Superintendent, PT &
FT Sales Associate, Store
Management Trainee,
88M Truck Driver,
Refrigeration TechHickory, Technician/
CDL, Consultative Sales,
Soft lines Merchandiser,
Merchandising and Pricing Associate, Temporary Driver, LPN, LVN,
Production SupervisorMayfield, Branch Manager, Call Center Representative.
The office has moved
temporarily to 3000 Irvin
Cobb Drive, Paducah,
42003 (the old MSU
Crisp Center) until further notice. The phone
numbers and hours will
remain the same.For
more details, or to learn
how to apply for the jobs
listed visit https://focuscareer.ky.gov/career
or contact the Paducah
Career Center at 270575-7000.
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Phone calls allowed on European flights
“We’re basically
opening the door
where, in theory,
you’ll be able to
continue making
your phone call
through the
gate throughout
the flight ... like
you would on a
train.”
BY DAVID RISING
Associated Press
BERLIN — European
skies may soon be alive
with the sound of small
talk with new safety rules
allowing the use of all portable electronics, including
cell phones, at any time
during flights.
Under the guidelines
issued Friday by the
European Aviation Safety
Agency, European airlines
can allow passengers to
use electronics during the
entire flight, without putting them into “airplane
mode.”
“We’re basically opening
the door where, in theory,
you’ll be able to continue
making your phone call
through the gate throughout the flight ... like you
would on a train,” spokesman Ilias Maragakis told
The Associated Press.
Standing in the way is
the difficulty of getting a
cell phone signal at high
altitudes, and also how
passengers will react to
the thought of sitting next
to a chatterbox across the
Atlantic.
That’ll be up to the airlines to figure out as they
implement the new rules.
In most European trains,
for example, there are “silent” cars where talking on
phones is prohibited but it
seems unlikely a scheme
like that would work on
anything but the largest
Ilias Maragakis
Spokesman, European
Aviation Safety Agency
Associated Press
Grounded aircraft are seen at Belfast City airport in Northern Ireland. Passengers on
European airlines may soon be able to use portable electronics, including cell phones
and tablet computers, any time during flights, under new safety guidelines issued Friday. Standing in the way is the difficulty of getting a phone signal at high altitudes.
jets.
In addition to phones,
the guidelines apply to all
other portable electronics,
including book readers,
tablet computers, mp3
players and other devices.
EASA, which is based in
Cologne, Germany, said
the new rules are effective
immediately and apply to
any airplane operated by
a European-based carrier,
no matter where the flight
originates.
Airlines will now need
to decide what devices
they will allow and how
they will allow them to be
used. In practice, that will
likely take several months
as airlines will first have
to certify that their planes
aren’t affected by transmission signals.
EASA cautioned that
even within airlines, the
devices allowed could
depend upon the aircraft
type. Older models would
require more modifications to make sure the use
of handsets is safe.
“Basically we are saying
you can have it switched
on, and it’s up to the
airline first to allow you,”
Maragakis said. He de-
clined to say what, if any,
airlines intended to offer
gate-to-gate handset use.
Technically, internet and
phone use is already possible on airplanes at high
altitudes through satellite
connections. Once again,
it will be up to airlines to
decide whether to allow
passengers’ handsets to
connect to that system,
and whether to charge for
the service.
EASA’s previous guidance, from last year,
allowed electronic devices
for almost the whole flight,
so long as they were in
People & Business
Jena Flood, MT (ASCP),
has been named director the
laboratory,
EEG and sleep
lab services, at
Baptist Health
Paducah. Flood
has worked at
Baptist Health
since 1991 in
the laboratory,
most recently
as microbiology
Flood
supervisor.
She holds a
bachelor’s degree in biology from
Murray State University and is
certified by the American Society
for Clinical Pathologists.
■■■
Brett Bechtel, M.D., has
joined the medical staff of Mercy
Medical Associates, Lourdes’
employed/owned physician practice. Bechtel is board certified in
emergency medicine and graduated from Wake Forest University
School of Medicine. He completed
his emergency medicine residency at Vanderbilt. He comes to
Lourdes from
the Naval Medical Center in
Portsmouth,
Virginia.
Bechtel served
as a lieutenant
commander
in the United
States Navy.
He was also
Bechtel
deployed to
Afghanistan with
the Marines in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
■■■
Anna Thomas-Brien, MSW,
CSW, has been named social
services director at Superior
Care Home in
Paducah. She
began working
at Superior Care
in June 2013 as
a social worker.
She has a bachelor’s degree in
social work from
Thomas-Brien the University of
Kentucky and a master’s degree in
social work from Louisiana State
University. Her social work background ranges from children’s
therapy, to corrections, to developmental disabilities.
Thomas-Brien will play an integral role in preparing for Superior
Care’s move to the new facility
in Paducah Commerce Park in
November. The new Superior Care
community, located in Paducah
Commerce Park, will feature a
neighborhood concept, with separate areas for short-term rehabilitation, outpatient rehabilitation,
long-term care, and memory/
Alzheimer’s care.
■■■
Kathleen Fox, a graduate of
Rhodes College and the University of Memphis, has joined the
marketing team at Innovations
Branding House as a copy writer,
content developer and social media manager.
Fox earned a bachelor of arts
degree in English literature from
Rhodes College in Memphis,
Tenn., and a master of arts degree
MORTGAGE
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ers will have to cut back on
other expenses to retire, the
bureau’s Canan said.
“People will indeed have
to do some juggling of their
budgets,” she said.
Jacqueline Murphy is
doing just that. The former
clerical worker for the New
York City Police Department
retired in March, thinking her pension and Social
Security, coupled with a
part-time job, would allow
her to live comfortably and
cover mortgage payments
on the Bronx town home she
bought for $375,000 during
the housing bubble.
But the 63-year-old
hasn’t yet found a part-time
gig, and a large chunk of
her income is going to the
$2,200-a-month mortgage.
So she’s cutting back. She
keeps the lights off as much
as possible, has cut back
on gardening to reduce the
water bill, and sometimes
gets help from family to buy
groceries.
“I thought retirement was
going to be wonderful,” she
“airplane mode,” which
keeps them from transmitting signals.
Similarly, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration last year lifted its own
restrictions on the use of
most personal electronic
devices during takeoffs
and landings — but not
cellphone calls, which fall
under the Federal Communications Commission.
Passengers were also told
to keep the devices on
“airplane mode.”
Before that, the FAA
long had barred the use of
electronic devices below
10,000 feet (3,048 meters)
because of concern they
could cause electronic
interference with aircraft
systems during landings.
from the University of Memphis
in print journalism. During
college, she held
internships with
WMC-TV Channel 5 News Station in Memphis
and the AmeriCorps program
Fox
in Forrest City,
Ark. While
earning her master’s degree, she
worked as a graduate assistant
and the assistant coordinator for
The Teen Appeal newspaper program based in Memphis. In her
position at Innovations, Fox writes
client blog posts, manages multiple online platforms and creates
other marketing materials
She previously worked as the
education, county and general assignment reporter for the
Paducah Sun newspaper and as
the marketing coordinator for
Verified Person, a leading background screening company in
Memphis.
BURDEN
said. “Now that I am retired,
I am sorry that I did. I am
focused on how I am going
to make it to next week, how
am I going to make it to the
next mortgage payment, and
I am constantly worried.”
Wells, the housing counselor, said those he counsels often didn’t budget for
reduced retirement income
when they refinanced to
help their children, fix a
car or take a vacation. They
were working then, so the
payments seemed reasonable.
“They are not really thinking long term at that point,”
he said.
Greco, the attorney, said
he took a “shortsighted
view.” Enticed by dropping
interest rates, he refinanced
his Irvine home four times.
He then used the money
from the cash-out refinancings to pay down credit
card debt and finance home
renovations, including a
pool he himself designed.
“A foolish move,” he said
of the refinancing, but one
that many others, including
friends, did as well.
A recent study from
Harvard University’s Joint
Center for Housing Studies
showed that of mortgage
holders ages 65 to 79, nearly
half spent 30 percent or
more of their income on
housing costs. Of mortgage
holders 80 or older, 61
percent pay that amount on
housing.
And the debt carries further risks.
Sudden changes in expenses, such as those stemming
from health problems, can
expose seniors with mortgages to greater financial
peril, the consumer bureau’s
study said. And if another
downturn comes, retirement
savings and investments are
likely to take a hit, raising the
chance of foreclosure.
One option is to downsize.
That’s the choice Greco
made. In August, he and his
wife sold their house. Next
month they plan to move
into a condo, knocking
down their mortgage payment by thousands of dollars. Even after downsizing,
Greco said, he simply can’t
retire as he wishes. There’s
the condo mortgage and
other debt he must pay.
So instead, he plans to
gradually work less and less.
He started this month, a
day after his 66th birthday,
by working half days on
Fridays.
In five years, he hopes to
have paid down the condo
loan enough to get a reverse
mortgage that will allow him
to only take on cases that
interest him.
Reverse mortgages allow
people at least 62 years
old to receive payments
based on the equity in their
homes. But unlike a traditional home equity loan, a
reverse mortgage does not
require monthly payments.
The loan, which is easier
to qualify for than a home
equity line of credit, doesn’t
come due until the home is
sold or the borrower moves
out or dies.
Having to still work is not
the ideal situation, Greco
said, but retirement will be
far easier without the house
as an anchor.
“I needed to get out of that
mortgage,” he said.
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crisis.
One person they may speak to is Wells. Based
in Atlanta, Wells handles calls from seniors
across the country, many of whom were referred
by AARP.
Since he started as a housing counselor six
years ago, the number of older clients with mortgage debt has more than doubled, he said.
Most of the time, to deal with that debt, some
simple belt-tightening is all that’s needed, Wells
said.
“It’s OK you can do this,” he says he tells many
clients. “It’s just rearranging the budget. It’s OK
to reduce the amount in dry cleaning expense. It’s
OK to reduce the amount on cable.
“At the end of the counseling session they do
come to the realization they can’t keep going the
way they are going.”
For some, though, a mortgage may not be a
burden. For those seniors — ones with significant
financial assets or income streams — it’s often
unwise to rapidly pay off the debt simply to own
the home outright, experts said. Instead, some
financial planners say, the money can be invested
where it can earn more than the interest payments on the mortgage.
“Being debt free is great, but you have also
locked up all that capital in one asset,” said William Ryan, a financial consultant.
And a mortgage, if affordable, can free up
money for investments such as home renovations
that help seniors live in their homes despite worsening health, Trawinski said.
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Armor factory in Pompano Beach, Fla. The government issued its third and final estimate of how fast the U.S. economy grew in the April-June quarter on Friday.
Economy’s Q2 rebound
was faster than thought
BY MARTIN CRUTSINGER
Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The
U.S. economy’s bounceback last quarter from a
dismal winter was even
faster than previously
thought, a sign that growth
will likely remain solid for
rest of the year.
The economy as measured by gross domestic
product grew at a 4.6
percent annual rate in the
April-June quarter, the
Commerce Department
said Friday. It was the
fastest pace in more than
two years and higher than
the government’s previous
estimate of 4.2 percent.
The upward revision
reflected stronger-thanexpected business investment and exports last
quarter.
The healthy secondquarter growth marked a
sharp rebound from the
January-March quarter,
when the economy shrank
at a 2.1 percent rate in the
midst of a brutal winter
that idled factories and
kept consumers at home.
As the third quarter
nears an end, economists
envision a strengthening
economy through the end
of 2014 and into 2015.
Many think the economy
is growing in the current
July-September quarter at
a rate of around 3 percent.
Sal Guatieri, senior
economist at BMO Capital
Markets, is slightly more
optimistic than most. He
said a brighter outlook for
business investment spending and other good economic reports had led him
to revise his GDP forecast
to 3.2 percent growth for
the July-September period,
up from 2.8 percent earlier.
“The American
economy is
firing on virtually
all cylinders
and cruising
at a decidedly
stronger rate
than in recent
years.”
Sal Guatieri
Senior economist, BMO
Capital Markets
“The American economy
is firing on virtually all
cylinders and cruising at
a decidedly stronger rate
than in recent years,” Guatieri said.
Friday’s report on GDP
— the economy’s total output of goods and services
— was the government’s
third and final estimate for
the second quarter.
The final upward revision was driven by newfound strength in business
investment, which grew
at an annual rate of 9.7
percent last quarter thanks
to higher spending on
structures and equipment.
The government’s previous
such estimate had been 8.1
percent
Exports also helped
boost the economy. The
data showed that exports
grew at an 11.1 percent
rate in the second quarter,
stronger than 10.1 percent
in its earlier estimate.
Consumer spending,
which accounts for more
than two-thirds of economic activity, grew at a 2.5
percent annual rate. That
figure was unchanged from
the previous estimate. But
it represents twice the 1.2
percent growth in consumer spending in the first
quarter.
The surge of activity
this spring was in part a
turnaround from the harsh
winter, which disrupted
factory production and
kept consumers away from
stores.
Because of the rough
start to the year, growth
for 2014 overall is expected to be a temperate
2.1 percent, little changed
from last year’s 2.2 percent
increase.
Analysts have sketched
a much brighter outlook
for 2015. They say that the
economy is entering a period of above-trend growth
as unemployment falls.
More job growth should
translate into stronger
consumer spending.
Economists at JPMorgan Chase predict growth
of 3 percent next year.
That would be a significant improvement on the
economy’s average annual
growth of around 2 percent
since the end of the recession in June 2009.
Federal Reserve policymakers last week decided
to keep a key short-term
interest rate at record lows,
near zero, and indicated
that they planned to keep
it there for a “considerable
time.”
Analysts regarded the
Fed’s comments as support for their view that
the Fed won’t start raising
rates until the mid-2015.
The low rates should help
bolster higher spending by
consumers and businesses,
which in turn would boost
growth and drive down the
unemployment rate, now
at 6.1 percent.
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NEW YORK — Data
breaches at retailers aren’t
going away but there
are ways consumers can
protect themselves from
future heists of their payment card information.
Home Depot said
Thursday that malicious
software lurking in its
check-out terminals between April and September affected 56 million
debit and credit cards that
customers swiped at its
stores. Target, Michaels
and Neiman Marcus have
also been attacked by
hackers in the past year.
More breaches are
likely. The Department
of Homeland Security
Department warned last
month that more than
1,000 retailers could have
malware in their cashregister computers.
Here are three ways to
protect yourself:
Consider another
way to pay
Try newer ways to pay,
such as PayPal or Apple
Pay. “Any technology that
avoids you having your
credit card in your hand
in a store is safer,” says
Craig Young, security
researcher for software
maker Tripwire. Those
services store your credit
card information and it’s
not given to the retailer
when you make a payment. Many big retailers,
including Home Depot,
accept PayPal at their
stores, but many others
don’t. Apple Pay, which
was only introduced this
month, has even more
limitations: It is available
in just a small number
of stores so far and only
people with an iPhone 6
can use it.
“Any technology
that avoids you
having your
credit card in
your hand in a
store is safer.”
ing, but you should never
click on the links. Many
are for fake sites that try to
steal bank information or
passwords. “Avoid these
entirely,” Young says. If an
email looks credible, go to
Home Depot’s site directly
instead of clicking on links.
Craig Young
Keep up with
statements
Security researcher,
Tripwire
Stored-value cards or
apps, such as the ones
used at coffee chains
Starbucks and Dunkin
Donuts, are also a safer
bet, says Gartner security analyst Avivah Litan.
That’s because they don’t
expose credit card information at the register.
Sign it, don’t PIN it
If you’re planning on
paying with a debit card,
sign for your purchase
instead of typing in your
personal identification
number. You can do this
by asking the cashier
to process the card as a
credit card or select credit
card on the display. Not
entering you PIN into a
keypad will help reduce
the chances of a hacker
stealing that number too,
Young says. Crooks can do
more damage with your
PIN, possibly printing a
copy of the card and taking money out of an ATM,
he says.
Beware of email
scammers
After big data breaches
are exposed, and get a lot of
media attention, scammers
come out of the woodwork
looking to steal personal
information. Some emails
may mention Home Depot
or offer free credit monitor-
Scan credit card statements every month for
any unauthorized charges.
And keep an eye out for
smaller charges. Thieves
will charge smaller
amounts to test to see
if you notice and then
charge a larger amount
later, Litan says. They may
also steal a small amount
from millions of accounts,
scoring a big payday, she
says.
And check your credit
report for any accounts
that crooks may have
opened in your name.
Credit reports are available for free, from each
of the three national
credit reporting agencies — Equifax, Experian
and TransUnion — every
12 months from AnnualCreditReport.com. Home
Depot is also offering
free credit monitoring
and identity protection
services to customers.
Customers can go to the
company’s website for
more information or call
them at 800-466-3337.
Go old school
Use cash. When possible, the safest bet is to not
swipe a card at all. Even
if security gets stronger at
stores, hackers are likely
to figure out a way around
it.
“It’s always a cat and
mouse game,” Young said.
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Why rate hikes are good news for stocks
BY STEVE ROTHWELL
Associated Press
NEW YORK — It’s no
surprise that the prospect
of a Federal Reserve rate
hike worries stock investors.
The Fed’s unprecedented economic stimulus has
in large part driven a surge
in stock prices since 2009.
The central bank has
bought trillions of dollars
of bonds and kept shortterm interest rates close
to zero. That’s allowed
businesses and consumers to refinance their debt
at lower rates, freeing up
cash to spend.
But if history is a guide,
investors have nothing to
fear.
In the nine instances
since 1955 that the Fed has
started raising rates after
a recession, the Standard
& Poor’s 500 index has
risen by an average of 58
percent between the first
hike and the peak of the
market, according to LPL
Financial, an independent
broker-dealer based in
Boston.
The Fed is set to end its
bond purchases in October and most economists
expect the first short-term
rate hike by mid-2015.
These early increases,
analysts say, are unlikely
to derail the current bull
market for stocks, because
the Fed would be raising rates in response to a
growing economy. Manufacturing expanded in August at the strongest pace
in more than three years.
Hiring is also picking up,
along with consumer confidence.
“Rising interest rates are
usually a symptom of the
success of the economy,
and companies are benefiting from it,” says Seth
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Specialist Jay Woods is reflected in a screen at his post that shows five years of the Dow Jones industrial average, on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. The Fed is set to end its bond purchases in October and most
economists expect the first short-term rate hike by mid-2015. These early increases, analysts say, are unlikely to
derail the current bull market for stocks, because the Fed is raising rates in response to a growing economy.
Masters, chief investment
officer for Bernstein Global
Wealth Management.
“Generally, that’s pretty
good if you’re a stock
investor.”
Rising rates, rising
stocks
Research from Burt
White and Jason Nicastro
at LPL shows that after an
initial bout of volatility,
stocks typically rise along
with rates.
The last time the Fed
raised rates was 2004.
The market flinched at
first, with the S&P 500
dropping 3.4 percent in
July after rates rose from
1 percent to 1.25 percent.
The index then climbed for
another three years, gaining 37 percent between the
first rate increase and the
market’s peak in October
2007.
Stocks rise when the
Fed lifts rates enough to
contain inflation, but not
by so much that the hikes
suffocate borrowing and
lending. If the economy
continues to expand, the
benefits of stronger growth
outweigh any headwind
Some small businesses helping
workers purchase health plans
BY JOYCE M.
ROSENBERG
Associated Press
NEW YORK — When
Monty Hagler learned his
employee insurance premiums could rise as much
as 38 percent, the small
business owner decided
he couldn’t afford coverage that complies with the
health care overhaul.
He considered a variety
of plans from different
carriers, but they were too
expensive or bare-bones.
“Unless we dramatically
changed our plan and went
with the most basic plan,
I said, ‘this is not sustainable,’” says Hagler, owner
of RLF Communications,
a Greensboro, North
Carolina-based marketing
company.
So Hagler told his 12
staffers he would give them
money starting in May
to buy their own insurance, coverage likely to be
better than what he could
offer. He joined a growing
number of small business
owners who are forgoing
coverage and paying staffers more to compensate
for the lost benefits. Health
insurer Wellpoint said last
month its roster of small
businesses has shrunk by
12 percent so far this year.
Losing coverage
Insurance brokers are
getting more inquiries
about individual coverage,
a sign to them that many
people are losing coverage
at work. The brokerage
HealthMarkets Inc. has
had a 40 percent pickup in
applications for individual
insurance since the open
enrollment period for
insurance ended March
31. Spring and summer are
normally a slow period for
policy purchases.
“We’re seeing this
happen with increasing frequency and we’re
believing we’ll see it with
greater frequency this
fall,” says Ken Fasola, CEO
of HealthMarkets, based
in North Richland Hills,
Texas.
If policy cancellations do
rise this fall, it would likely
be due to the fact many
small businesses renewed
their coverage before Jan.
1, 2014, when policies were
required to comply with
the health care law. As
those policies come up for
renewal, owners will have
to decide whether to buy
the new insurance.
Owners like Hagler
aren’t required to offer
insurance. The health care
law exempts companies
with fewer than 50 workers. But many of these
owners provided coverage because insurance is
a benefit that helps retain
staffers and recruit top talent. But workers may get a
better deal on governmentrun health insurance exchanges, especially if they
qualify for government
subsidies that will lower
premium costs for individuals and families. The
government will subsidize
coverage on the exchanges
for individuals earning up
to $45,960.
About half of Hagler’s
employees bought their insurance on the North Carolina exchange, while others
got insurance through
their spouses’ plans or
bought it privately.
Kim Sink, the company’s
from higher borrowing
costs.
A healthier economy also
means stronger corporate
earnings, which drive stock
prices, says Jim McDonald, chief investment strategist at Northern Trust
Asset Management.
Upcoming hikes are
expected to be small and
gradual, so they don’t
choke off growth, says
Brad Sorensen, a director
of market and sector research at Charles Schwab.
The median short-term
rate supported by Fed
policymakers at the end of
next year is 1.38 percent,
up from a range of zero to
0.25 percent currently.
Risks
Of course, the Fed won’t
always read the economy
right, and that’s what
makes stock investors
nervous.
Four of the five previous
bull markets since 1970
ended as investors got
spooked by a recession,
or the anticipation of one,
and sold stocks. And what
causes recessions? In three
of the past five, it was the
Fed hiking interest rates to
slow inflation.
Typically, though, the
problems for the economy
and stock market don’t
come until after the Fed
has hiked rates a number
of times, not early in the
process. Eventually, higher
rates put a brake on the
economy and crimp earnings, prompting investors
to sell stocks.
The last cycle of rate
hikes topped out at 5.25
percent, with the final
increase coming in June
2006. Stocks peaked in October of the following year.
Still, some investors
worry that the next hikes
will defy historical patterns because of the Fed’s
unprecedented stimulus.
Once the central bank
ends its third round of
quantitative easing after
its next meeting that starts
Oct. 28, its balance sheet
will stand at close to $4.5
trillion, about five times
its size from before the
financial crisis.
“A pessimist could say
‘well, it’s going to be different this time because
the market’s going to be
inflated by all the stimulus
from the Fed,’” Northern
Trust’s McDonald says.
Like Sorenson, though,
he thinks the most likely
scenario is that the Fed
will raise rates gradually,
the economy will continue
expanding, and stocks will
keep rising.
Investors will listen for
more clues to the Fed’s
rate strategy at its next
policy meeting in late
October. Until more is
known, investors may be
in for a bumpy ride.
“We’re going to be right
back where we started in
six weeks,” says Liu, “So,
it’s not over yet.”
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director of projects and
production, says she’s
grateful Hagler gives her a
stipend that covers twothirds of her $711 monthly
premium.
“I’m tickled that he still
helps me. Most employers
don’t in this day and time,”
she says.
A better deal?
Some owners bring in insurance brokers or benefits
consultants to help workers find new insurance.
“We explained to them,
you probably are going to
come out ahead. You will
get a stipend and a subsidy
and coverage will be better
than what you were going
to get with the group plan,”
says Ashley Hunter, owner
of HM Risk Group, an
insurance brokerage based
in Austin, Texas.
Workers can do better
on their own because they
have more options than
businesses, says John
O’Donnell, president of
Insurance Consultants of
Central Florida, a broker
based in suburban Orlando, Florida.
Laura Adamski was looking at a nearly 30 percent
increase for a policy that
was up for renewal Sept. 1
and also chose to end her
coverage. She’s still working with her accountant
on a plan to compensate
the 12 employees of her
Aurora, Illinois-based
advertising and design
business, Cygnet Midwest.
Right now she’s not sure
how those payments will
be structured.
“It’s hanging over me,”
she says. “I have the three
months to work on that.”
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Phone makers offer ways to hide, secure data
in and out. Turning it off
closes and locks the door.
It’s the opposite of what
you might think: Private
Mode needs to be off for
your content to be secure.
Once locked, it is as
though the content never
existed. No one will know
what’s inside the vault,
or whether there’s even
anything inside. To unlock
the vault, you need your
passcode or fingerprint ID.
The private-mode feature is also part of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S tablets
and the upcoming Galaxy
Note phones.
Passcodes,
other tools
can enhance
digital privacy
BY ANICK JESDANUN
Associated Press
NEW YORK — Apple got
a lot of attention last week
when it released a new
privacy policy along with
a declaration that police
can’t get to your passwordprotected data.
Essentially, your photos, messages and other
documents are automatically encrypted when you
set up a passcode, with or
without a fingerprint ID to
unlock the phone. Apple
says it cannot bypass that
passcode, even if law enforcement asks.
Google says it will also
encrypt data by default in
an upcoming Android update. The option has been
there, but many people
don’t know about it or
bother to turn it on.
Apple, Google and other
tech companies have been
trying to depict themselves
as trustworthy stewards of
personal information following revelations that the
National Security Agency
has been snooping on
emails and other communications as part of an effort
to identify terrorists. Apple
is also trying to reassure
customers about its commitment to security after
hackers broke into online
accounts of celebrities who
had personal photos stored
on Apple’s iCloud.
Beyond setting up passcodes, some phones have
additional tools for hiding
or securing sensitive pho-
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A journalist uses her mobile device during a media event held in Beijing. Beyond setting up passcodes, some phones have additional tools for hiding or securing sensitive photos and documents.
tos and documents stored
on the phone.
Here’s a closer look at
some of those options:
Apple’s iPhones
and iPads
In the latest software
update for mobile devices,
iOS 8, Apple offers an
easier way to hide photos
from your collection in the
Photos app. Simply press
down on the photo or the
thumbnail of it and tap
“Hide.”
However, the photo will
still appear in individual
albums, including a new
one called “Hidden.” You
can go there to unhide hidden photos.
So why bother? This fea-
ture is mainly useful when
you want to let people
glance through your entire
collection of photos. That
could be when you’re sitting with a friend in the
same room or making a
presentation before a large
audience. You can hide
embarrassing or incriminating photos — such as
naked selfies — as long as
you remain in control of
the device. If you hand it to
a friend and walk out, your
friend can browse through
the albums section.
Samsung’s Galaxy
devices
The Galaxy S5 phone
introduced a private
mode. You turn it on in the
settings, under “Private
Mode” in the Personalization section.
You then go through
your phone to mark
certain content as private.
With photos, for instance,
just go to the Gallery app
and select the photos or
albums you want to keep
private. Then hit the
menu icon for the option
to “Move to Private.” This
also works with selected
video, music, audio recordings.
After you’ve marked
your files as private, you
need to go back to the settings to turn Private Mode
off. Think of that setting as
the door to a vault. Turning it on opens the door
and lets you move stuff
LG’s flagship phone has
a guest mode. You can lend
a phone to a friend without
giving your friend access
to everything. You can
even set a separate unlock
code for the guest, so that
you don’t have to give out
yours.
Look for “Guest mode”
in the settings under the
General tab. You then
specify which apps your
guest can access. For
instance, you might want
to give access to the phone,
alarm clock and music, but
you might want to block
email and texts.
In some cases, guests
have limited access to your
content. With the Gallery
app, your collection of
photos won’t generally appear unless they are in the
“Guest album.” Guests can
take photos, too, and have
them appear there. On the
other hand, if you enable
access to the Photos app,
your guest gets everything.
Likewise, there are no
restrictions with email or
texts if you allow access to
those apps.
I recommend logging
in as a guest — with the
alternative code — to verify
what’s available after you
pick the apps to allow.
Beyond the guest mode,
the G3 lets you lock certain
images in the Gallery app
during normal use, similar
to what the Galaxy devices
offer.
The bigger picture
These tips touch only the
surface of what you can do
to protect your privacy.
For instance, these apply
only to data stored on the
device. For files stored on
Internet-based storage
services such as iCloud
and Dropbox, you’ll want
to make sure you have
a strong password and
turn on a second layer of
protection, often known
as two-step verification.
I covered that in a previous column, which can
be found here: http://bit.
ly/1paHdMw .
You’ll also want to pay
attention to what data
you’re sharing through
apps.
With iOS, you can
choose which apps can
know your location and
when, such as all the time
or only when the app is
actively running. Go to
the “Location Services”
settings under “Privacy.”
Unfortunately, it tends
to be all or nothing with
Android. You can turn off
location services, but that
affects all apps, including maps and others that
might need your location.
With both iOS and
Android, you can choose to
limit ad targeting based on
your interests and surfing
history.
For an explainer, read
our column here: http://
bit.ly/1qnBRNa .
Activist investor pushes Yahoo
to buy rival Internet firm AOL
BY MICHAEL LIEDTKE
Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO —
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer
is getting some unsolicited
advice on how to turn
around the long-struggling
Internet company, just like
some of her predecessors
who tangled with investors
dissatisfied with management’s performance.
In a letter on Friday,
activist investor Jeffrey
Smith urged Yahoo Inc. to
buy another fallen Internet star, AOL Inc. and
take steps to reduce the
future taxes on the company’s lucrative stake in
China’s Alibaba Group. He
also chastised Mayer for
spending $1.3 billion to
acquire an Internet blogging service and more than
two dozen other startups
during the past two years
with little to show in return
so far.
To bolster his arguments, Smith says he has
built a “significant” stake
in Yahoo through Starboard Value LP. The size
of the stake wasn’t quantified in Friday’s letter and
hasn’t yet been divulged in
regulatory filings.
The idea of Yahoo and
AOL is getting together
isn’t a new one. Various
analysts and other Internet observers have argued
a marriage between the
two companies would
allow them to cut costs,
attract more Web surfers
and, most importantly,
strengthen their online
advertising arsenal to
improve their chances of
competing against Internet
stalwarts Google Inc. and
Facebook Inc.
“It makes a lot of sense,”
said BGC Financial Partners Colin Gillis.
Yahoo and AOL didn’t
respond to requests for
comment Friday.
The prospect of a
change in Yahoo’s recent
direction seemed to excite
investors. Yahoo’s stock
rose $1.74, or 4.5 percent,
to $40.69 in Friday’s
afternoon trading. AOL’s
stock added $1.53, or
3.6 percent, to $44.50
as investors reacted to a
potential buyout bid.
Smith previously agitated for change at AOL in
2012 after he acquired a
5.3 percent stake in that
company and mounted an
unsuccessful campaign to
win three board seats.
This is the third time
in the past six years that
an activist investor has
targeted Yahoo for a
shake-up. Billionaire Carl
Icahn seized three spots on
Yahoo’s board in 2008 after attacking the company
for spurning a $47.5 billion
takeover offer from Microsoft Corp. and hedge-fund
manager Daniel Loeb also
wound up with three board
seats in 2012 after orchestrating the ouster of one
of Yahoo’s previous CEOs,
Scott Thompson.
Since becoming Yahoo’s
CEO in July 2012, Mayer
has been buying startups
and trendy services such
as Tumblr in an effort
to appeal to a younger
demographic and expand
Yahoo’s audience on
smartphones and tablets.
Given AOL is still closely
associated to the days
when people relied on
dial-up modems to surf the
Web, Mayer might view
a buyout to be “too backward-looking for Yahoo,”
Gillis said.
Yahoo could easily afford to take over AOL,
whose market value is
currently hovering around
$3.5 billion. After paying
taxes, Yahoo is expected
to pocket about $6 billion
from selling 140 million of
its shares in Alibaba, a rapidly growing e-commerce
company that went public
last week.
Yahoo still holds a 15
percent stake in Alibaba
worth about $34 billion, an
asset that Smith contends
has been mismanaged.
He believes that Yahoo
could boost its stock price
by about $16 per share by
coming up with a strategy
that would minimize the
company’s taxes when it
sells the rest of its holdings
in Alibaba Group and another investment in Yahoo
Japan.
One way this might be
done would be to engineer a tax-free spin-off of
Yahoo’s Asian investments,
though Smith didn’t explicitly float that idea in his
letter.
As it is, Yahoo’s stakes in
Alibaba and Yahoo Japan
are valued at a combined
$42 billion. Before the letter was released, Yahoo’s
total market value stood
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investors put little or no
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discounting for the taxes
that currently would have
to be paid in eventual sales
of the Alibaba and Yahoo
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The Paducah Sun has published a hardbound book that will feature a
compilation of Outdoors columns written by Steve Vantreese.
The collection consists of over 75 of Steve’s best columns spanning
all of his years at The Paducah Sun covering a wide range of topics.
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Grand Opening on October 3 & October 4!
All pre-ordered books can be picked
up at The Paducah Sun during operating
hours. A limited number of books
are available for purchase.
*The price of each book is
$23.58 plus $1.42 sales tax.
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Paducah, KY
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OPEN HOUSE SUN. 2-4 PM
308 N. 36TH STREET
4 bedrooms, wood floors, fireplace, with fenced backyard
Toni Stricklin, hostess, 270-210-1252 • www.TalkWithToni.com
$113,900 #77519
Century 21 Service Realty
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placing the ad. Also,
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any age on happy
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FREE
End Rolls &
Wood Pallets
The Paducah Sun is
pleased to offer free
newsprint end rolls
and wood pallets to
the community.
Either may be picked
up daily while supplies last in the alley
behind The Paducah
Sun building.
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LOST YOUR DOG??
Check your local
Animal Shelter or
Humane Society.
EMPLOYMENT
PROFESSIONAL
0212
PROFESSIONAL
Report Writer
Application Deadline:
October 10, 2014
To apply please visit:
https://www.murray
statejobs.com/
postings/3631
Assistant
Track & Cross
Country Coach
Application Deadline:
October 13, 2014
To apply please visit:
https://www.murray
statejobs.com/
postings/3703
Women/minorities
encouraged to apply
An EEO, M/F/D, AA
employer.
CITY OF PADUCAH
Job Announcement:
Deputy Building
Inspector Fire Department.
For further
information go to the
City's website
www.paducahky.gov
and follow the links.
Electrical
Engineer
Arkema Inc., a leading global chemical
company, is actively
recruiting for an Electrical Engineer at its
Calvert City, KY facility. Arkema offers
competitive wages
and benefits. Salary
will be commensurate with education
and experience. This
position is primarily
responsible for
providing engineering support to maintain the plant electrical infrastructure working with maintenance supervision,
craftsmen, and contractors. This position also provides engineering support for
plant capital projects.
This position requires a Bachelor of
Science degree in
Electrical Engineering. 10 years industrial electrical experience is preferred.
Qualified applicants
should apply online
at www.arkemaamericas.com
EOE/AAE
GREEN Turtle Bay
Yacht Sales has an
immediate opening
for an office manager. Applicant
should have proficient computer skills.
Basic knowledge of
list & closing legal
procedures as well
as knowledge of
boats a plus. Office
manager will assist
the Yacht Broker and
Sales Associates
with securing boats
to the docks, coordinating boat shows,
preparing boats for
showings as well as
other "hands on"
tasks. Please apply
in person Mon-Fri.,
9a-4p at the GTB Accounting Office. No
phone calls please.
The West Kentucky
Educational Cooperative is now accepting applications for
the full-time position240 days annually- to
coordinate a grant
program entitled:
Transformations,
Leadership, and Climate Control (TLC)
Project. Coordinator
responsibilities include grant program
and fiscal management, planning and
facilitation of associated teacher training
events, and coordination of school-based
activities. Baccalaureate or higher professional degree, Kentucky teacher certification, and a minimum of three years
public school teaching experience required. Public school
administrative experience preferred. Compensation will be
commensurate with
the certified salary
schedule of the West
Kentucky Educational Cooperative. The
work location is the
West Kentucky Educational Cooperative,
201 General Services Building, Murray State University,
Murray, KY.
Interested candidates must submit a
written resume of
professional and educational experience
and a letter of interest, via US Mail or
personal delivery to:
Dr. John C. Settle,
Executive Director,
West Kentucky Educational Cooperative,
201 General Services Building, Murray State University,
Murray, KY 420713368.
Application deadline,
Monday, October 6,
2014. Email applications will not be accepted.
Inquires should be
directed to Todd
Warren at 270-8093493, todd.warren@
wkec.org or to John
C. Settle at 270-8096975 or john.settle@
wkec.org.
The West Kentucky
Educational Cooperative is an equal opportunity employer.
GTECH S.p A is
seeking a Field Service Technician in the
Paducah Area. This
is a full time, with benefits position. Duties will involve installation and service
of GTECH equipment in retail locations. Requirements:
High school or GED
equivalent, 1 or more
years of exp in a cust
service position, 1 or
more years exp
w/technical repairs,
clean driving record.
To apply: visit
www.GTECH.com/
Careers. Search for
Requisition ID: 420
CITY OF PADUCAH
Job Announcement:
Right of Way Maintenance Person –
Engineering/Public
Works Department.
For further
information go to the
City’s website
www.paducahky.gov
and follow the links.
FURNITURE
TABLE w/ 6 chairs, 2
leaves, china cabinet.
$1,000, pd. $3,900.
270-534-1501.
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY
SPECIAL NOTICE
DAILY
CONSECUTIVE
RATES
(2 LINES MINIMUM)
1 Day...$4.00
Per Line
2 Days...$2.83
Per Line Per Day
3-4 Days...$2.43
Per Line Per Day
5-6 Days...$2.09
Per Line Per Day
7-13 Days...$1.85
Per Line Per Day
14-22 Days...$1.76
Per Line Per Day
23-31 Days...$40.57
Per Line Per Month
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ESTATE AUCTION
SATURDAY OCT. 4, 2014
10:00 AM RAIN OR SHINE
At the home of Delores and the late Gene “Bubble Gum” Toon, 1233 S. R. 1686 West
Fancy Farm, KY. The Rule Shack Community. From Fancy Farm take 339 South 2.1
miles to 1686 West then 1 mile to auction site. Signs Posted.
REAL ESTATE-TRACTORS-TRUCKS-TOOLS-EQUIPMENT-PERSONAL PROP.
REAL ESTATE- Tract 1- Brick Home, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, family room-dining room-kitchen combination,
utility, hardwood & carpet floors, water source, central heat & air, attached 1 car garage, new windows, approx.
1,440 sq. ft. livable & 1,680 sq. ft. overall, deck in rear, unattached 1 car portable carport, setting on 1 acre.
Tract 2- 5.5 acres fronting County Line Rd., open land, good building sites.
TERMS- 10% down day of auction cash balance with passing of deed within 30 days. Possession with deed.
NOTE - Buyer of tract 1 will be required to sign lead paint waiver. Real Estate will be offered
at 11:OOAM. Real Estate will be offered in tracts and combination. You may view this property
anytime before auction date by contacting selling agent at 270 674-5523 or 270 705-0783.
OPEN HOUSE will be held on Sunday Sept. 28th from 2:00 - 4:00 PM.
TRACTORS- Oliver 1800, Ford 601 Workmaster, Oliver 550 w/front loader, Ford 2000 w/front loader, M F Backhoe.
TRUCKS- Chevy 60 2 ton bucket truck, Suburban Custom Deluxe 20 w/350 crate motor, Chevy C60 2 ton w/dump bed,
1969 GMC 5500 2 ton w/dump bed, 1974 Chevy C60 2 ton flatbed, Ford B700 Bus wlflat bed, Ford B 700 School Bus,
Chevy 50 2 ton w/dump bed, Ford 2 ton, Ford U-Haul truck, 2 ton chassis w/implement bed-winch & hoist.
EQUIPMENT- 8’ 3ph chisel plow, International drill, Ferguson 8’ pull disc, 6’ box blade, 2-6’ utility blades, 7’ chisel
plow, 2 sets of 2-14 plows, 1 row plow, 2 sets of 1 row cultivators, 3ph seed sower, 5’ rough cut mower, 4 truck bed
trailers.
TOOLS- Tire changer, Tri Star drill press, Makita 14” chop saw, Hobart Beta Mig II welder, craftsman tool box, shop
fan, portable gas power air compressor, IR 3/4” impact wrench, IR 1/2” impact wrenches & others, Dayton 10 ton body
repair, 2,500 psi power washer, 4000 watt portable generator, Lincoln 12V cordless grease gun, 24” pipe wrenches,
Snap-On leak detector, 2 114 ton floor jack, metal advertising boxes, auto body repair tools, Poulan chainsaw, Ryobi
7 1/4 circular saw, vises, hydraulic jacks, 2-12-50 amp battery charger, sockets, wrenches, screw drivers, plyers,
much much more.
PERSONAL PROPERTY- Maytech Model586 12 ga. shotgun, Springfield 20 ga. single barrel shotgun, 2 antique chairs,
Bourbon Street light, 4 piece queen bedroom suite, patio furniture, Samsung front load dryer w/stand, ladder back
chairs, oak marble top washstand, side tables,everyday dishes, Waggoner iron skillet & others, trinkets & what-nots.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE - We will start at 10 AM with personal property, stop at 11 AM offer real
estate, after real estate we will sale tools, stop at 1 PM sale tractors, trucks & equipment.
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All Announcements Made Day of Auction Will
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Delores Toon - Owner
Refreshments Available
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ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Saturday, October 18th AT 10:00 A.M.
795 Red Bud Road - Near Grand Rivers, KY
Between Kentucky Lake And Lake Barkley
Along I-24 At Exit 31, Take Hwy 453 Northwest 2 Miles...
Property Fronts Hwy 453 And Red Bud Road... Signs Posted!
Accessible From All Directions!!
53.11 Acres
In 4 tracts And In Combinations
“Saa mee A s New
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Tiimber Fraamee Hoomee Siituateed Onn 21..87 Accre s
Wonderful Master Suite
Spacious Rooms - Gorgeous Kitchen
Central System - Energy Efficient
Take A Video Tour At jamesrcash.com
Shown by Appointment
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PROFESSIONAL
Account Manager
Insurance experience required,
Commercial Insurance Experience
Full Time Position
preferably
Property & Casualty Insurance license required
Required skills: Excellent computer skills
• Knowlege of Property & Casualty policies
• Familiar with Industry rating software
• Detail oriented
• Ability to complete assigned tasks
independently
• Comfortable working with both clients and
insurance carriers
• Professional and positive attitude
• Work well with other employees
• Honest and Ethical
Excellent Benefit Package
Send resume to: [email protected]
A Great Property - Selling With A New Survey
What An Opportunity - At The Lakelands
Homesite Settings - Woods - Hunting - Farmland
Tract 1 - 2.09 Acres • Tract 2 - 7.83 Acres
Tract 3 - 21.87 Acres
With A Forever Home - Or A Week-End Get Away!
Tract 4 - 21.32 Acres
15% Down Day Of Auction, With A Minimum Deposit Of $5,000 Per Tract,
Balance In 30 Days - No Buyer’s Premium!
Lake Realty Del Henson Referring Broker Phone 270-362-4219
jamesrcash.com For Video Tour
JAMES R. CASH
TH
HE AUCTIONEER & REAL ESTATE BROKER
FANCY FARM, KY- 270-623-8466
“THE SELLING MACHINE”
NURSING HOME
ADMINISTRATORS
Large Health Care Corporation seeking
resumes for Kentucky area.
Please fax resumes to: 603-736-9944
or email to: [email protected]
Pharmacy Techs
Baptist Health Paducah is looking for
Pharmacy Techs to join their growing facility.
Bring your talents to
THE HOSPITAL OUR REGION PREFERS 2 TO 1.
Visit BaptistHealthPaducah.com
to apply and for more information.
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Academic and Retention Specialist
Full-time, Student Support Services (SSS) grant
funded, management level 1 position.
Salary: $38,800 (Bachelor’s degree)
$40,800 (Master’s degree)
FOR JOB DETAILS, APPLICATION
PROCESS, AND QUALIFICATION
GUIDELINE, PLEASE REFER TO:
www.shawneecc.edu/
community_services/employment.asp
SCC is an equal opportunity /
affirmative action employer
Mechanical Engineer/
Project Manager
2501 Kentucky Avenue
Paducah, KY 42003
CLASSIFIED
CAN DO IT!
Marcum Engineering, LLC, a Paducah KY
Regional-based Engineering Firm, is
currently looking for a Mechanical
Engineer/Project Manager to add to our
growing company. Candidate must have 5
years Mechanical Engineering experience,
a working knowledge of Microsoft software
and capable of working in a team
environment. Applicant should have a
background related to the mechanical
construction industry and field experience
is a plus. Excellent benefits including
competitive salary, health insurance and
401k plan.
Send resumes to :[email protected]
Sell. Rent. Place. Find.
Buy. Announce. Greet.
Classified can do it all.
Quickly. Easily.
Cheaply.
Try it now.
Chances are you have
things in storage which
classified can sell or
rent for you.
575-8700
MONDAY THRU
FRIDAY
8 A.M.
UNTIL
4:30 P.M.
8C • Sunday, September 28, 2014 • The Paducah Sun
paducahsun.com
HOME SERVICE 1018 ASPHALT/CONCRETE 1048 CLEANING SERVICES 1156 HEATING/COOLING 1162 HOME IMPROVEMENT 1198 LAWN/LANDSCAPE/ 1228
& REPAIR
TREE SVC
DIRECTORY
Tyler Davenport
DO YOU NEED
INSTALL & REPAIR
ADORE LAWN
KEVIN ROSE
ASPHALT/CONCRETE Paving & Sealcoating A RESPONSIBLE
Gas floor furnaces,
& LANDSCAPING
• Asphalt/Paving
1018
Empire
wall
furnaces,
HOUSEKEEPER?
CONSTRUCTION Mowing, Cleanup,
• Asphalt/Driveway
space heaters, gas
Brick-Block
& Stone
CONCRETE WORK
Licensed & Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
270-559-1892
270-554-9316
MOORE
SEALCOATING
*Driveways &
Parking Lots
*Crack Filling &
Patching
Free Estimates
(270) 556-9539
(270) 556-9760
• Asphalt & Concrete
• Seal & Repair
• Striping
• New Concrete Work
• Decks
• Patios
• Fencing & Repair
CHARLES SMITH
270-908-5780
Repair
• Crack Filling
• Asphalt Sealing
• Line Striping
• Rock Hauling
FREE ESTIMATES
270-564-3331
BACKHOE
1024
CASE
MCKEEL EQUIPMENT
COMPANY, INC.
1939 N. 8TH STREET
PADUCAH, KY 42001
(270) 444-0110
Daily, Weekly & Monthly Rentals
Parts • Sales • Service
1036
CARPET CLEANING
CARPET
CLEANING
SPECIAL
Will Work In
Paducah &
Surrounding Areas
I Have References
270-217-9706
A&R
Cleaning Service
Great Rates!
Experienced,
Honest, & Insured
Serving McCracken &
Marshall Counties
270-556-4287
Window Cleaning
1150
HAULING
CLEAN OUT
HAUL OFF
• Garages • Attics
• Basements
• Outbuildings
W. KY & So. IL
No Job Too Small!
FREE ESTIMATES
(270) 210-5470
2 ROOMS $50
Mark Schroader
Home Services
270-559-4434
PROFESSIONAL
JACKSON Purchase
Medical Associates,
PSC seeks qualified
individuals for the following positions:
Call Center
Receptionist
Full-time and PRN
positions available.
Responsibilities include routing messages and scheduling patient appointments. Hours will
vary as needed
between 7:30 am and
5 pm, M-F. Must be
able to demonstrate
exceptional customer service.
Call Center
Nurse
Full-time position with
benefits. LPN or
CMA with at least 3
years of clinical experience. Responsibilities include routing
messages and
scheduling patient
appointments, and
handling all emergency calls by assessing the severity
of patient symptoms,
guiding the patient to
the appropriate level
of care. Must have
excellent communication skills, knowledge of disease process, and impeccable listening skills.
Will also work in clinical areas when
needed.
Qualified applicants
should send resume
to P.O. Box 7448,
Paducah, KY 420027448 or to apply@
jpmpsc.com.
0220
MEDICAL/DENTAL
CMA with at least 1
yr. exp. or LPN
needed for a busy
medical office. PartTime 12 hr. shifts rotating days & weekends. EMR exp. a
plus. Must be friendly
& dependable. Competitive wage/benefits. Email resume to:
DallasMedical@
comcast.net
CNA/CMA
Busy multi-physician
practice in Paducah
seeks pleasant personality with medical
background to interact with patients and
physicians in person
or on the phone. At
least 3 yrs. in fastpaced medical office
experience preferred.
Please submit resume and salary history to: BB 697 c/o
The Paducah Sun,
PO Box 2300, Paducah, KY 42002-2300.
EXPERIENCED Certified Pharmacy
Technician for independent retail pharmacy. Full-time position. Reply to BB 696
c/o Paducah Sun, PO
Box 2300, Paducah,
KY 42002-2300.
0220
Lic. #M00651; $65/hr.
1162
HOME IMPROVEMENT
& REPAIR
ANDERSON’S
CONTRACTING
For all your home
improvements & new
construction projects.
No Job Too Small.
Free Estimates.
Licensed & Insured.
Quality Work at a
Fair Price.
270-559-0643
Over 25 Years
Experience
Overseeding
Hedge Trimming
270-554-2426
270-933-8869
1200
270-462-8285
PADUCAH’S BEST
Windows - $175 Installed
Vinyl Siding, Gutters, Roofing
Pressure Washing, Cleaning
Services, Rent-A-Husband
No Job Too Big or Small
270-564-5770
POWLEY
Mike Downing
CONTRACTING
& CONSULTING
Specializing in
Remodel & New
Construction.
Licensed & Insured
270-816-3609
270-210-0073
Aerial Bucket Truck
Insured
Free Estimates
PRESSURE WASHING
BRAD'S
PRESSURE
WASHING
Serving the Purchase
area for over 14 years.
Insured, Free Estimates
LITTLE'S
270-519-0913
PRO AFFORDABLE
TREE SERVICE
1306
FURNITURE
RESTORATION
Furniture/Cabinet
Repair, Stripping,
Finishing
M&R Woodworks
270-554-1705
QUALI-CARE
Business/Residential
Hot or Cold
PRESSURE
WASHING
Concrete Scrubbing
270-575-1093
INVESTMENT
PROPERTY
RESTORATION
• Residential
• Commercial
• Marine
Kenny Andrews
270-559-8902
COWBOY UP
Metal Roofing
*Shingle Work
*Rubber Work
*Snow Blockers
Free Estimates/Insured
270-705-5799
270-382-2345
HINES
ROOFING
SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE DIRECTORY
ELDERLY CARE
1626
Shingles & Metal
35 Years Experience
INSURED
All Work Guaranteed
270-443-6338
270-556-5474
I Will Cook,
Clean, and
Sit with the
Elderly.
270-252-6396
•The Best Prices!
•High Quality Work
•Fast Response
•Free Estimates
•Licensed/Insured
270-366-2033
MEDICAL/DENTAL
LOCAL durable medical equipment company in search of
billing personnel. Experience in this field
a plus. Candidates
should possess the
ability to work in a
team environment &
possess excellent
people skills. Experience with Brightree
billing system a plus.
Excellent benefits &
work environment.
Send resumes to BB
695 c/o The Paducah Sun, PO Box
2300, Paducah, KY
42002-2300.
Emergency Room:
Nurse Practitioner-FT 40 - Any Shift - Weekends Possible
Graduate of accredited NP program. Must possess a valid Illinois Nurse
Practitioner licensure, BLS, ACLS, and 1 yr. working experience
required.
Physician Extender (NP/PA)-PRN- Any Shift- Weekends Possible
Graduate from an accredited Physician’s Assistant Program.
Radiology:
Nuclear Medicine Technologist/Radiologic Technologist-PRN/
Any Shift - Weekends: Yes
Qualifications: Graduate of an AMA/JRC approved school of radiologic
technology and registered by the ARRT. Registered, registry eligible, or
certified in nuclear medicine by the ARRT. Licensed by the state of
Illinois in Nuclear Medicine.
Rehabilitation Services:
Nurse
Practitioner/
Physician's
Assistant
Our Pain Management practice is
seeking a certified
Nurse Practitioner or
Physician's Assistant
to perform:
•patient assessment
•ordering & interpreting diagnostic exams
•planning and ordering treatment and
medications
Must have ability to
handle multiple priorities in a fast-paced
environment, with excellent communication and computer
application skills, and
the interpersonal
skills to cope with
chronic pain patients.
Please submit resume and income requirements to: BB
692 c/o Paducah
Sun, PO Box 2300,
Paducah, KY 42002.
TECHNICAL
0224
KEEFORCE is seeking a computer technician. For details
please go to www.
keeforce.com/
careers.php
0232
1258
898-8733
TREE & STUMP
REMOVAL
Hedge Trimming
Aerial Bucket Truck
FULLY INSURED
FREE ESTIMATES
270-933-3086
ROOFING
Insured, Free Est.
5% Military Discount
Scott, 270-309-3025
TREE SERVICE
Ace Tree Service
& Stump Removal
1276
Affordable Home
Improvement
Specializing in
ALL your home
improvement needs
(Roofing, Flooring,
Repairs, etc.)
Trimming, Mulching,
Since 1976
New Homes
Additions
Remodeling
Vinyl Siding
Replacement
Windows
Pole Barns
Garages • Decks
Carports • Any Type
of Home Repair
Licensed • Insured
GENERAL
CONTRACTOR
Doors, Windows,
Siding, Decks,
Covers, Retaining
Walls, etc.
(Maximum 320 sq. ft.)
0212
logs, ventless heaters
Joe Thweatt
270-554-1208
270-217-4027
PAINT/WALLCOVER
GENERAL HELP
Immediate
Openings for
Customer Service
Representatives
Open House
Tuesday, Sept. 30
from 10AM - 7PM
2301 McCracken
Blvd., Paducah, KY
Occupational Therapist-FT - 8a-4:30p
Qualifications: Bachelors or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy
from an Occupational Therapy program accredited by the American
Occupational Therapy Association. Current licensure by the state of
Illinois to practice as a licensed Occupational Therapist. Current
certification in CPR.
Physical Therapist-FT 40 - 8-4:30P - No Weekends
Bachelors or Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from a Physical
Therapy program accredited by the American Physical Therapy
Association. Current licensure by the state of Illinois to practice as a
licensed Physical Therapist. Current certification in Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation.
0232
GENERAL HELP
EXPRESS Tan is accepting applications
for part time sale associates. Retail experience or equivalent experience is required. Must be a
minimum of 18 years
of age, H.S. degree
or GED is required.
Applications can be
submitted at both Paducah locations. Express Tan is an
Equal Opportunity
Employer.
INFINITY GROUP is
hiring for full-time
warehouse & manufacturing positions in
the Murray area. Are
you an individual who
loves working with
your hands and building a quality product?
If so, please send resume to: cschroader
@inf-grp.com or call
270-767-2518. An
equal opportunity
employer. Post offer
drug screen and
background check required.
Start as soon as
October 6, 2014
MANAGEMENT
WANTED
Apply online
for premium
appointment or
you could walk in
our office Mondays
through Fridays
10AM to 4 PM
Local grocery co.
seeking qualified
mgr., exp. required.
Full-time with benefits. Send resume to
PO Box 7929, Paducah, KY 42002.
TeleTechJobs.com
Questions?
1-866-796-5485
EOE
ENERGETIC person
for wash crew. 270210-9239 after 5.
AVON: $8-15/hour.
Full or PT. 703-2866
Excellent Salaries and Benefits
If you have any questions regarding any of the open positions
please call Dorene L. Ewell, HR Director at (618) 253-0249
Applications can be obtained from the Harrisburg Medical Center
Website and emailed to [email protected]
Or mailed to: Director of Human Resources & Development
Harrisburg Medical Center, Inc.
100 Dr Warren Tuttle Drive, PO Box 428, Harrisburg, IL 62946
See other job opportunities at www.harrisburgmc.com
EEO EMPLOYER
NOW HIRING
Local Company looking to hire 4 hard
working, energetic individuals. Must be
able to start immediately. No experience
necessary. $400$800 per week, per
company program.
Call Monday 270558-5267 ask for Mr.
Carty.
300 LP Miller St, Murray, KY
Come join our team!
Kenlake Foods has an opening for a Maintenance Engineer
This role will supervise and lead the effective execution of all maintenance and
assigned work/projects within the facility premises and its external properties.
Essential Job Functions:
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Participate in and actively support all plant initiatives.
Organize and define tasks with minimal supervision.
Protect confidential and sensitive information.
Complete routine paperwork and data entry as required.
Develop overall plans, including manpower, for major maintenance overhauls,
shutdowns and projects.
Develop, control and track maintenance budgets.
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The Paducah Sun • Sunday, September 28, 2014 • 9C
If You Can't Attend, Bid On All Real Estate Auctions By Live Simulcast www.rareauctions.com
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
For the Benefit of
Habitat For Humanity
Tuesday, Sept. 30th • 5:07 PM
3121 Broadway, Paducah, KY • Coca~Cola Bottling Co. Plant Building
New Building Materials: 50 or more new windows; ±25 new entry doors; 300 or more new light fixtures; new vinyl siding; interior doors; shutters;
bi-fold doors; insulation; much more; Plus a consignment of previously installed kitchen cabinets; Large Consignment of Used Restaurant
Furniture from Red Lobster Including: 66 solid wood chairs; 7 wood 4-top tables; 8-person wood round table; 18 single booths; 13 double booths;
20 plus wall-mounted wood table tops for booths - no mounts; 6ft wood arm bench w/back; 4ft arm bench w/back; wall decor - ad pieces; large quantity of
24” drop ceiling tile; wall sconces; misc. Special thanks to: Musselman Properties; Distinctive Building Products; Window World; Lowes; Utilities Dynamics;
Surplus Sales; Zebra Graphics; AAA Stow-A-Way Storage and many other contributors. Terms of Auction: Cash or guaranteed funds. 10% added to final bids.
Preview of Restaurant Furniture, Etc. will be held at AAA Stow-A-Way Storage,
9510 Hwy 60 West, Kevil (Near Food World) from 2:07 to 3:07pm Day of Auction.
Red Lobster Restaurant
Furnishings Sell First
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Storybook Farm • Adjoins Deer Lake Golf Course • Livingston County
Thursday, October 2nd • 10:07 AM • 1972 Hwy 60 East, Salem, KY
±100 ACRES • ±65 Acres Tillable • 4 Tracts
2 Attractive Homes • Private • Lake • Barn
Game • Woods • ±808ft Road Frontage • Creek
Frontage • Hunt • Fish • Golf • Relax • Hide Out
ROBERT ALEXANDER
Tract 1: 3 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • Brick • ±4,076 Sq.Ft. Under Roof • ±2.2 Acres • ±205ft Road Frontage • Full Basement • Rec Room • 2 Fireplaces • ±576 Sq.Ft Garage. This pretty, single level home is situated
Tract 1
Tract 3
on an excellent ±2.2 Acre mature, well established home site with towering shades and pines, excellent landscaping, and lots of privacy. Built in 1970, this attractive brick home was updated recently to near zero exterior
maintenance and low, low, low utilities. Consider all trim, fascia and soffits in vinyl and aluminum, double pane Low E windows, ridge vent installed, and R42 attic insulation in place, with average utilities at $95.00 a month
including electric, water and internet. Consider these fine features: ±20 x 13.5ft Family Room w/massive Bedford stone fireplace; ±12.75 x 11.5ft Kitchen w/a surplus of cabinetry, recent counter tops, new floor covering,
and quality built ins; ±11 x 10ft Dining Room with sliding glass doors to a ±625ft Back Patio; ±16.25 x 11.25ft Master Bedroom w/±5.5 x 5ft Master Bath with new floor covering; ±7 x 5ft Hall Bath, recently remodeled; 2
Tract 3
Tract 3
other Bedrooms this level; plus a ±13.5 x 6ft Laundry. The Basement Level includes: ±1,802 Sq.Ft. with an outstanding brick wood-burning fireplace and hearth as a focal point; excellent space for Rec Room or Hobby Rooms,
Bonus Rooms and Storm Protection! Owners have recently used this home for their executive offices. Other amenities include: Excellent Attached 2-Car Garage, plus ±625ft Covered Side Patio; new carpet throughout; recent
plumbing upgrade; 200 amp breaker system; county water; excellent views; much more. Tract 2: ±6.8 ACRE MINI-FARM! ±600ft Road Frontage. Top notch ±100 year old Barn, ±2,400sq.ft., 2-level, with separate
metered 100 amp breaker system, fluorescent lighting, water hydrant (requires meter installation if sold separate). There is a ±40ft custom built Quail Flight Pen on the ground floor with 3 Less Mess Feeder/Water Systems.
Ideal horse or livestock barn (nicer than many houses). Tract 3: ±8.4 ACRES with calming ±3 Acre Heavily Stocked Lake, and this amazing 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath, ±3,416sq.ft. under roof Custom-Built Home,
Tract 2
Tract 4
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including ±624sq.ft.
2-Car Garage. Designed from the ground up for energy efficiency, low maintenance and comfort. Heated and cooled by a high end, in-ground, Geo-Thermal 2 Zone System by Water Furnace. All the intricate details,
f the PeachTree doors, the Peach Tree Low E Argon-filled double pane windows down to the insulated foundation walls and everything in between, including the R-24walls, R-48 ceiling, and R-19 floor, super caulked extrusions and one
from
o the lowest electric energy rates in the country - resulting in average monthly utility bills of $160.00. Top notch layout and design work, with much attention to detail, resulted in a very open floor plan and outstanding window views
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throughout.
Consider these features: ±26.5 x 22.5ft Family Room; adjoining is the ±20 x 15ft Eat-In Kitchen with casual dining, professional oak cabinetry, all appliances furnished, with instant hot water, the window-lit (also fluorescent
lit) ±15 x 6.5ft Walk-In Pantry (room for a large deep freeze) makes the chief cook very happy; the ±23 x 12ft Sun Room (with separate heating zone) has amazing panoramic views of the lake and farm,
with 3 walls of windows; the Master Suite features a ±17.5 x 12.25ft Master Bedroom, a ±19.5 x 8ft Dressing Area, His & Her Bathrooms that are ±7 x 6ft each, and a ±14.5 x 12.5ft Spa Room with hot
tub screened in, with water faucet and concrete floor with drain; the Second and Third Bedrooms are ±13.55 x 13.1 each with large closets; the Third Full Bath is ±9 x 8 ft. Other amenities include: Did we mention views, views, views!; ±8.75 x 8ft Laundry Room (w/pass thru
from Master Bedroom); ±6 x 9ft Mechanical Room; free hot water 6 months a year (due to Geo-Thermal System); fabulous landscaping; chainlink dog run w/concrete floor and water faucet; Hunter Douglas shades; ceiling fans throughout; concrete patio; 90 gallon Rheem
Marathon water heater w/lifetime warranty; whole house water filtration system; 200 amp breaker system; ±2,792sq.ft. of year-round comfort; and on & on. Tract 4: ±80 ACRES with ±55 Acres Tillable. You’ve got to see and experience it for yourself! The Owners,
conservationists in the truest sense, have assisted mother nature in developing a Wildlife Friendly Farm, resulting in 5 to 6 coveys of quail, an abundance of turkey and deer, plus dove, rabbit, squirrel and all the native wildlife at any given time. You’ll enjoy excellent trails,
woodlands (with some marketable timber), and a very private, serene sense of well being. Secluded, yet right next door to Deer Lakes Golf Course. Auctioneer’s Note: It’s evident that the Owner’s had a forever commitment in the design and building of their home, and
Argo 6x6 Off Road Amphibious ATV in the work they put into this excellent farm, intensely managing it for wildlife since 1994. The fields and woods are laid out so there is 8 to 10 miles of edge for dog training and hunting. Even the Stocked Pond, with a maximum depth of 16 feet, and a boat-launching area,
(Sells Separate)
provided them with a constant array of ever changing views, drawing game from all directions, plus providing them with outstanding fishing! Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to final bids and included in total contract prices.
±103,000 Sq.Ft. Under Roof, Fully Sprinkled Factory/Warehouse Space; ±12,000
Sq.Ft. High Clearance Freezer & Cooler Rooms; Heavy 3-Phase Power; ±4,790 Sq.Ft.
Office Space; Large Parking Facility; Alarm System; ±7 Acre Complex With Up To ±12
Acres (See Additional Tracts); ±2.7 Miles to I-24; M2 Heavy Industrial Zone.
ABSOLUTE
LIVING ESTATE AUCTION
M. Livingston Building! (Off Old Mayfield Rd)
Thursday, October 9th • 10:07 AM • 3000 Shelbourne St., Paducah, KY
Location: Traveling I-24 take Exit 7, Hwy 45 South, ±1 mile. Turn right onto Berger Rd and go ±1 mile. Turn left onto KY 994 (Old Mayfield Rd.) and go ±0.4 mile. Turn right on Bell Ave and go ±0.3 mile. Turn left onto Shelbourne. Signs posted.
TRACT 1: M. Livingston Building. ±1,571ft Road Frontage on 3 Streets. ±6.95 Acres. Fully security fenced! Two 40ft sliding security gates, two 20ft security gates, large
blacktop parking facility, 3-phase power (18 panels), building’s fully natural gas heated & fully insulated, high bay lighting, power ventilated. Building was designed as factory for
Reliance Tool & Dye Casting Manufacturer, 1966 through 1971. ±67,037sq.ft. Butler Building w/±16ft eaves to ±21.5ft peak (except for ±3,456 Sq.Ft. Cooler Room),
heavy concrete flooring, exterior just completely painted. Additional adjoining Steel Building (added in 1993) is ±27,000 sq.ft. with 29ft eaves to 34ft peak; 5 Loading/Leveler
Ramps/Overhead Doors; 2 ground-level Overhead Doors; ±5,406sq.ft. Walk In/Drive In, High Clearance Freezer (±20ft height); ±6,677sq.ft. Walk In/Drive In, High Clearance
Cooler Rooms; overhead Foreman’s Offices overviews factory floor; ±20 x 20ft Tool Cage; ±21 Primary & Secondary Offices; Break Room; Reception Area; 4 Restrooms; back
Property Preview: Monday, September 29th 3:07 to 5:07 PM (Or
Or By Appointment)
Appointment) warehouse has roughed-in plumbing available for additional restroom; ±36 x 20ft high clearance concrete block Garage with ±14 x 14ft Overhead Door; majority of roof is sheet
metal and was replaced or upgraded in 1995, remainder of roofing is rubber (±10,000 sq.ft) installed around 2000; and easy rail access (can be reinstalled); ±67,000 Sq.Ft.
Butler Building, painted in 2014. TRACTS 2 & 3: Up to 5 additional M2-Zoned Acres offered separate. Adjoines P&L Railroad. 2 Additional lots zoned R3. TRACT 2 & 3: ±4.43 Acres. Zoned M2, Heavy Industrial. ±725ft Frontage Bell Ave & Shelbourne St. Offered
in 1 or 2 Tracts - Bidder’s Choice; TRACTS 4 & 5: 2 Residential Lots, Zoned R3. Offered in 1 or 2 Tracts - Bidder’s Choice. Paducah, KY: A river town. Home of the National Quilt Museum; the Carson Four Rivers Center; West Kentucky Community & Technical College;
UK Engineering school; Murray State University Paducah Regional Campus; new art school. Constantly an award winning city - most recently selected as the 2014 National Geographic’s Travelers one of Top 50 World’s Smartest Cities. Paducah was chosen as number 5, just
after Rome, Italy! With a population of ±25,000 within a metro area of 100,000, located at the confluence of the Tennessee & Ohio Rivers with excellent highway exchanges, including I-24, I-69 - Purchase Parkway, State Highways 60, 62, 68 & Highway 45, business
& industry friendly, with largest industries being medical, river industry & retail mecca. A great place to live, work and play! Paducah is often referred to as a hub city. just 20 minutes to the Calvert City Industrial Plants; 1-1/2 hours to Clarksville, TN; 2 hours to Nashville,
TN; 2 hours to Jackson, TN; 3 hours to Memphis, TN and St. Louis, MO. Paducah’s largest employer, the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant (a 60 year facility, operated most recently by USEC) closed it’s doors last year, resulting in the largest group of skilled labor available
in the 5 state area! Auctioneer’s Note: Most recently M. Livingston and HT Hackney Grocery Warehouse and Distribution Center. Successfully leased by Owners through May of this year (±$9,000.00 monthly). Retired Owner’s have elected to sell rather than lease
again. List of potential tenants available at closing. Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to final bid/s and included in the total contract price/s. Tracts offered separate and in combination, as per bidders options. Survey fees,
if required, split 50/50, Buyers/Sellers. All sizes and quantities are estimates and are not guaranteed. Announcements from the auction block take precedence over all other announcements or advertisements. Persons should rely on their own inspections to verify whether or not property fits their needs.
±1,803 Sq.Ft.
3 Bedroom • 1-1/2 Bath
Pretty Bedford Stone
ABSOLUTE
ESTATE AUCTION
Thursday, October 16th • 5:07 PM • 2401 Clay St., Paducah, KY
This pretty Bedford Stone Home, just blocks from the hospital, near the park, schools, churches & shopping, is just right. An attractive lawn, an excellent layout, low maintenance, low utilities,
great neighbors and more. Its excellent layout: From the Front Entry into a ±8 x 5ft ell Entry Foyer w/guest closet into the ±27.25 x 13.7ft Living Room and Formal Dining Room combination
with crystal chandelier; ±30 x 9.8ft Kitchen and Informal Dining Room combination with patio door to the covered ±19 x 12ft Patio/Carport ; the Kitchen has oak cabinetry plus appliances
furnished, the Kitchen steps out to the Garage and the Laundry; the Garage is ±21 x 20ft with attractive pine board walls and built-in pine cabinetry and storage; the ±11.6 x 10ft Laundry
Room w/washer & dryer hookup has a tiled Half Bath, plus built-in cabinetry; just down the large hallway are all 3 Bedrooms, including the ±15.25 x 12ft Master Bedroom with a ±9.25 x
9.25ft Jack & Jill-style Full Bath and a walk-in cedar-lined closet; the 2nd Bedroom is ±15.25 x 14ft, including the double closet; the 3rd Bedroom is ±10.25 x 10ft w/hardwood under carpet.
Other amenities include: Dimensional shake-style shingles; new natural gas central heating and air conditioning (9/19/12); new gutters (8/21/13); excellent ±100 x 129ft Corner Home
Site with 2 concrete drives and much more! Also Selling: ‘94 Cutlass Ciera, 80,000 miles; Furniture; Appliances; Glassware; Collectibles; More. Go to www.rareauctions.com for more details.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
Terms of Auction: 15% deposit day
of auction, balance within 30 days. A
10% buyer premium will be added to final
bids and included in total contract prices.
±3,200Sq.Ft. • 3 Bedrooms • 3 Baths
2 Family Rooms • 2 Fireplaces • ±600Sq.Ft.
Garage • Walk-Out Basement
Next Door to Community Boat Dock & Ramp (Association Fee)
KY Lake Waterfront Home!
Saturday, October 18th • 10:07 AM • 84 Knox Dr., Gilbertsville, KY
Location: Traveling I-24 & Purchase Parkway, take the Draffenville Exit. Turn left onto Hwy 641 and go ±1.6 miles toward the Dam. Turn right onto 1422 and go ±2 miles. Take Moors Camp Hwy to Cambridge Shores Dr. Bear left at Enterprise. Watch for auction signs.
What you’ve been looking for - easy lake access, affordable, deep water year round! A pretty easy to maintain primary or second home. Consider these features: ±33.25 x 16ft Family Room with patio
doors to a ±34 x 10ft raised & railed Covered Deck w/2 ceiling fans, that overlooks KY Lake; the Family Room has beaded pine cathedral ceiling, 2 ceiling fans, bay window, and a floor to ceiling
stone fireplace; the ±16 x 10ft galley-style Kitchen has an abundance of cabinetry and is furnished with Kenmore refrigerator, Kenmore gas range and a Kenmore dishwasher; the Kitchen steps out to
the Deck and Garage; adjoining the Kitchen is the ±16 x 7.25ft Utility Room with a double closet, shelving and utility sink; adjoining is a ±7.33 x 7.25ft Walk-In Pantry; the Utility Room also adjoins
the ±26 x 23ft Double-Car Garage which has 20ft of cabinetry and a wheelchair ramp; the main Bedroom this level is ±14 x 12ft, plus has a bay window and a large walk-in closet; the nearby Full
Bath w/offset is ±15.75 x 8.66ft with Whirlpool tub, EZ Step shower, 8ft his & her oak vanity, and large linen closet; up the oak railed staircase on the Second Level is a large oak railed balcony
that overlooks the Family Room and Deck; the Second Bedroom, w/offset, is ±15.5 x 12.25ft with a large walk-in closet; the Third Bedroom is ±13.5 x 10ft w/double closets; the Second Full Bath is ±15.7 x 7.25 w/oak vanity & linen closet; the Lower Level is a poured wall
walk-out basement with a ±643Sq.Ft. Family Room/Rec Room w/stone fireplace & gas logs, walks out to a ±34 x 10ft concrete patio with a gentle stroll to the water’s edge; the Full Bath this level is ±11.5 x 6.5ft w/shower, oak vanity and linen closet; the additional 400Sq.
Ft. Room could be finished out, is excellent storm protection, it is lined w/shelving, plus houses the natural gas central heat & air furnace/air handler. Other amenities include: 200 amp breaker system, vinyl siding, thermal pane windows, city water, ±3/4 Acre Home Site,
easy access boat launching, excellent neighborhood, near Marshall County High School, and much more! Terms of Auction: 10% deposit day of auction, balance within 30 days. A 10% buyer premium will be added to final bid and included in total contract price. Ham Radio Antenna Tower Sells Separate.
ROBERT ALEXANDER
REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO.
(270) 554-5212 or
1-800-307-SOLD
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Ashley Alexander, Real Estate Agent/Auctioneer • Staci Alexander, Auctioneer
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ABSOLUTE AUCTION
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE LAWRENCE & MARIE LENEAVE 3 BR 1.5 BATH HOME
405 Lakeshore Dr. Paducah, KY. 42003
6 p.m.
ATTRACTIVEThursday,
BRICK HOME IN October
THE HEART OF2nd
LONE@
OAK!
ATTENTION: HOMEBUYERS & REAL ESTATE INVESTORS *
ATTENTION: HOMEBUYERS & REAL ESTATE INVESTORS * ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME IN THE HEART OF LONE OAK!
NEAR LONE OAK SCHOOLS,
HEFLIN’S TENNIS
& L.O. BASEBALL/SOFTBALL
PARKS!
2 FARM
&CENTER,
1 HOME
Thursday,
Sept. 25th @ 6 p.m.
+/- 2,911.75 sq. ft home with +/- 2,022 sq. ft. of living space * Situated on a well manicured lot
Hardwood floors * Large two car garage * Beautiful corner lot * Well maintained
DIRECTIONS: From 1-24 Exit 7 (Lourdes Hospital Exit) take Hwy 45 South (Lone Oak Rd.) 1.3 miles turning right beside The Parlor Restaurant on John E. Robinson Ave. Proceed 1 mile
arriving at property on right. Property will be on the corner of Lakeshore Dr. & Longview Dr. Signs posted. TERMS OF AUCTION: 15% deposit due day of sale. Balance duein 30 days.
10% buyer premium added to final bid and included in total contract price. Auction held on site, rain or shine!
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
MUST SEE PROPERTY!
LONE OAK! LONE OAK!
+/- 20 PRIME COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL ACRES
For Location See Directions Below
Saturday, October 4th @ 10:00 AM
EXCELLENT BENTON, KY. LOCATION! * OUTSTANDING DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL * NO ZONING * UTILITIES PRESENT
HIGH TRAFFIC VISIBILITY!
VISIBILITY!
+/- $170,000.00 IN SEWER & WATER UTILITY INSTALLATION PRESENT
+/- 2,322 FEET OF VALUABLE ST. HWY ROAD FRONTAGE
+/- 2,322 FT. OF HIGHWAY ROAD FRONTAGE!
+/- 3,100 LINEAR FEET OF GRAVEL ROADS INSTALLED
+/- ½ MILE FROM KENTUCKY INTERSTATE PURCHASE PARKWAY
DIRECTIONS: Traveling southwest on the Julian M. Carroll Purchase Parkway take Exit 41 merging onto US-641 Spur South towards Murray Ky. continuing 0.2 miles. Turn
right onto KY-Hwy 58 West/ Mayfield Hwy beside Cheers Truck Stop and continue 200 feet turning left onto KY-1311/Slickback Rd. Continue on Slickback Rd. 0.5 miles past
new Marshall County Health Department arriving at property on left. Signs posted. Entrances are on Slickback Rd. TERMS OF AUCTION: Offered in two tracts, separate or
combined. 15% deposit due day of sale. Balance due in 30 days. 10% buyer premium added to final bid and included in total contract price. Auction held on site, rain or shine!
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE DORIS JEANETTE CALDWELL
Thurs. Oct. 9th @ 5 p.m.
p (Home sells @ 5:30) 244 Clarks Ferry Rd. Ledbetter, KY 42058
ATTENTION: HOMEBUYERS & INVESTORS * CHARMING 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME & FURNISHINGS * COUNTRY SETTING
* MINUTES FROM PADUCAH, KY * SELLS TO HIGHEST BIDDER * ALSO SELLING: FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, TOOLS, & MISC.
DIRECTIONS FROM PADUCAH: From Paducah’s South Side Wal-Mart take US-60 E/US-62 E/Clarks River Road 2.5 miles turning left on US-60 E. Proceed 1.7 miles crossing the new Ledbetter Bridge. Continue
on US-60 E 0.9 miles turning left on Clarks Ferry Rd. Continue 0.1 mile arriving at home on left. Signs posted REAL ESTATE: 15% deposit due day of sale. Balance due in 30 days. 10% buyer premium added
to final bid and included in total contract price. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Auction starts at 5:00 p.m. selling home furnishings, tools, etc. with the home selling at 5:30! Auction held on site, rain or shine!
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
THE ESTATE OF THE LATE KENNETH “DOC” WISE LUXURIOUS HOME WITH INDOOR POOL
Saturday, Oct. 11th @ 10 A.M. 500 Palisades Circle Paducah, KY 42001
4/5 BR 3.5 BATH BRICK HOME * A MUST SEE CUSTOM BUILT BEAUTY!
LARGE ESTATE AUCTION WITH QUALITY MERCHANDISE! * ALSO 2 LOTS IN TERRE MONT ESTATES SUBDIVISION
* ALSO SELLING: A CHEVY TRUCK, HOT TUB, TOOLS, FINE FURNISHINGS
ELECTRONICS, ANTIQUES, APPLIANCES, JOHN DEERE MOWER & MORE!
+/- 7,001’ TOTAL SQ. FT. UNDER ROOF
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
DIRECTIONS: From I-24 Exit 7 (Lourdes Hospital Exit) take Hwy 45 South (Lone Oak Rd.) 2.2 miles turning right on Lovelaceville Rd.
next to Durbin’s Garage. Continue on Lovelaceville Rd. 1.4 miles turning left on Terre Verte Blvd. Continue 0.1 mile turning right on
Palisades Circle proceeding 0.3 miles arriving at property on right. Signs posted. TERMS OF AUCTION: 15% deposit due day of
sale. Balance due in 30 days. 10% buyer premium added to final bid and included in total contract price. PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Cash, credit card, or check with proper ID. 10% buyer premium added to the final bid. Auction held on site, rain or shine.
ARCADIA PINES SUBDIVISION OLD US HWY 60 W PADUCAH
Saturday, October 18th @ 10:00 AM
Auction held at the Sports Plex (6525 US Hwy 60W Paducah, Ky. 42001)
ATTN: DEVELOPERS, CONTRACTORS, & HOMEBUILDERS * ATTRACTIVE HOMESITES
STREET LAMPS, CURBS, GUTTERS, SEWER, ETC. * PROTECTIVE RESTRICTIONS
0.3 MILES FROM THE NEW MCCRACKEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL!
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO KY OAKS MALL SHOPPING & DINING AREA!
LOT DESCRIPTIONS IN ARCADIA PINES PHASE 1:
Lot 4 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 18 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 12 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 19 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 13 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 20 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 16 +/- .32 Ac Corner Lot
Lot 22 +/- .27 Ac
Lot 17 +/- .32 Ac
Lot 23 +/- .27 Ac Corner Lot
TRACT DESCRIPTIONS IN ARCADIA PINES PHASE 2: Tract 1
Tract 4 +/- 2.7 Ac, Tract 5 +/- 6.0 Ac
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Lot 32 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 26 +/- .25 Ac
Lot 33 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 27 +/- .25 Ac
Lot 34 +/- .23 Ac
Lot 30 +/- .33 Ac Corner Lot
Lot 35 +/- .33 Ac Corner Lot
Lot 31 +/- .23 Ac
+/- 12.7 Ac, Tract 2 +/- 11.0 Ac w/ Hwy 60 Rd. frontage, Tract 3 +/- 3.4 Ac,
DEVELOPER
CLOSEOUT!
DIRECTIONS TO ARCADIA PINES: From I-24 Exit 4 (Ky. Oaks Mall Exit) take Hwy 60 West 1.5 miles. Turn left towards Old Hwy 60 across from TSC and proceed
400 ft. Turn right on to Old Hwy 60 and go 1.4 miles. Continue on to Hinkleville Rd. 1.0 miles arriving at Arcadia Pines on right. Signs posted.
DIRECTIONS TO AUCTION LOCATION: From I-24 Exit 4 (Ky. Oaks Mall Exit) take Hwy 60 West 2.7 miles arriving at auction location on right. Signs posted
TERMS OF AUCTION: 15% - 20% deposit due day of sale based on number of lots purchased. Balance due in 30 days. 10% buyer premium added to final bid
and included in total contract price. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Auction held at the Sports Plex.
ADVANCE NOTICE
UPCOMING AUCTION
MORE INFO COMING SOON!
24 BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
SWINFORD TRUCKING CO. +/- 51 PRIME DEVELOPMENT ACRES IN LONE OAK!
Saturday, Nov. 1st @ 10 A.M.
845 Bleich Rd. Paducah, KY 42003
LIKE NEW
+/- 6,000
SQ. FT.
BUILDING
* TOOLS,
TRACTORS,
LIKE NEW
+/- 6,000
SQ.OFFICE
FT. OFFICE
BUILDING
* TOOLS,
TRACTORS,EQUIPMENT,
EQUIPMENT,ETC.
ETC.
3250 Key Dr. Paducah, KY.
Y. 42003
Ky. Auct. Lic # P939
Mike Colson - Auctioneer
Chris Colson
Dave Rowton - Auctioneer
In. Auct Lic # AU10400042
270-444-0031
1
Broker/Auctioneer Wayne Deweese - Agent/Auctioneer Ky. RE Lic # 58391
WWW.COLSONSELLS.COM
.COM
M
0232
GENERAL HELP
PART-TIME customer service counter
position available.
Must be professional
& reliable with basic
computer skills.
Some physical & outdoor work required.
Apply in person MonFri. 8-2 in the Tennis
Center at The Country Club of Paducah,
6500 Turnberry Dr.
0232
F shifts are from 8am
to 4pm and 4pm to
11pm (10pm for students). Sat shift will
be from 9am to 5pm
and Sun shift will be
from 11am to 5pm.
Applicants must be
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type. Great job for a
second income, college students and retirees. NO SALES.
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SALESMAN
DRIVER
INSTALLER
Graves County Propane Gas in Mayfield
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driver & tank installer.
Must have CDLHazMat Tanker. Best
job with excellent pay
& benefits. Please call
(270) 247-1268 or 1800-874-4427 ext. 144
or email: info@
upgas.com.
THOROUGHBRED
Research Group is
hiring for telephone
interviewer positions
that start at $8.00 per
hour. Applications will
be accepted from
1pm to 4pm M-F at
the Mayfield Shopping Plaza - 1102
Paris Rd. Applicants
will have to be available to work at least
20 hours a week and
one weekend day. M-
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0244
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OCTOBER AUCTIONS! HARRIS REAL ESTATE & AUCTION
AUCTION
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
ABSOLUTE REAL ESTATE AUCTION
Thursday, October 9th 2014
@ 1:00 PM
)(,#)!&&"%'$( Saturday, October 11th 2014 @ 10:00 AM
Thursday, October 16th 2014
@ 1:00 PM
LOCATION: 1305 Fairway Circle
Mayfield, KY 42066
LOCATION: 3297 Hopewell Rd.
Mayfield, KY 42066
From Mayfield, KY: Follow W. Broadway Then Turn
Right On Lincoln Drive Then Right On Golf Cart Drive
Then Left On Fairway Circle. Proceed To Auction Site.
Signs Posted!!
From Mayfield: Take Hwy. 303/Cuba Rd. South Then Turn Right On Waggoner Bottom Rd. And Follow 3.0 Miles Then Turn Left
On Grover Hall Rd. Proceed To Auction Site %$'*(*+#"
From Mayfield:Take Hwy. 58 E. Then Turn Left On Hopewell
Rd. Proceed To Auction Site. Signs Posted!!
TILLABLE FARMLAND! LEVEL TO GENTLY ROLLING
PASTURE! FENCED & CROSS FENCED!
REAL ESTATE – PROPANE TANK
REAL ESTATE TRACTS: Tract 1* A 1,000 +/- Sq. Ft., 2 Bedroom,
1 Bath Home Featuring Kitchen, Living Room, Large Utility Room,
Central HVAC, Covered Front Porch, Deck, 18’x20’ Covered Picnic Pavillion
w/ Electricity & Concrete Floor, 18’x20’ Metal Carport & 40’x46’ Metal
Workshop/Livestock Barn w/Stalls, Workshop Area & Electric. All On 1.33
Acres Tract 2* A 44’x48’ Metal Livestock Barn w/Electric On 38.96 Acres
REAL ESTATE SELLS ABSOLUTE AT 10:00 AM! AUCTION HELD ON SITE!
PROPANE TANK: 500 Gallon Propane Tank
2003 CLUB CAR
ELECTRIC GOLF CART –
NICE FURNITURE – FENTON
– ART GLASS – CRANBERRY
- HULL – ROSEVILLE
- ADVERTISING ITEMS COLLECTIBLES - QUILTS
2012 KIA SORENTO EX– GUNS
– TRACTOR - EQUIPMENT
– TOOLS – TRAILERS –
FURNITURE – GLASSWARE
– MESH PURSES – COSTUME
JEWELRY – COLLECTIBLES
VISIT HARRISAUCTIONS.COM FOR MORE PHOTOS!
VISIT HARRISAUCTIONS.COM
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS & PHOTOS!
REAL ESTATE TERMS: 15% Down Day of Sale. Cash Balance Within 30 Days. A 10% Buyer’s
Premium Will Be Added To Final Bids And Included In The Contract Price. Make Your Inspections
Prior To Day Of Sale. Buyer Will Be Required To Sign A Lead Based Paint Waiver.
PROPANE TANK TERMS: A 10% Buyer’s Premium Will Be Added To Final Bids And Included In The
Sale Price. Full Settlement Day Of Sale. Cash or Check With Proper Identification.
PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Full Settlement Day Of
Sale. Cash or Check With Proper Identification.
LAND AUCTION
VISIT HARRISAUCTIONS.COM
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS & PHOTOS!
PERSONAL PROPERTY TERMS: Full Settlement Day Of Sale. Cash or
Check With Proper Identification. Visa or MasterCard also accepted.
WATERFRONT LAND AUCTION
Saturday, October 18th 2014 @ 10:00 AM
Saturday, October 18th 2014 @ 1:00 PM
LOCATION: Highway 1507, Cadiz, KY 42211
LOCATION: Moon Bay Drive, Kuttawa, KY 42055
From I-24: Take Exit 65 To US 80 E./US 68 E. And Follow 0.6 Miles Then Turn
Left On Hwy. 958 N. And Continue 1.3 Miles To Hwy. 1507. Proceed To Auction
Site. Signs Posted!!
From I-24: Take Exit 40 (Eddyville/Kuttawa) To US 62 W. And Follow 3.1 Miles
Then Turn Left On KY-810. And Continue 2.9 Miles Then Turn Left On Moon Bay
Drive. Proceed To Auction Site. Signs Posted!!
5.22 WATERFRONT ACRES
40 ACRES
IN 2 TRACTS & COMBINATIONS!
EXCELLENT TILLABLE FARMLAND! GREAT BUILDING
SITE! CLOSE TO HWY. 80 & I-24! SHORT DRIVE TO
CADIZ, HOPKINSVILLE, PRINCETON & EDDYVILLE!
REAL ESTATE TRACTS: Tract 1* A 1996 Fleetwood
Manufactured Home Featuring 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Living
Room, Kitchen, Utility Room, Decks & Metal Roof On 5
Acres Tract 2* 35 Acres
REAL ESTATE OFFERED AT 10:00 AM!
AUCTION HELD ON SITE!
IN 7 LOTS & COMBINATIONS
EXCELLENT LAKE BARKLEY MAIN CHANNEL VIEWS!
LOCATED IN MOON BAY HARBOR SUBDIVISION PHASE III!
JUST MINUTES FROM BUZZARD ROCK RESORT & MARINA,
KENTUCKY DAM VILLAGE, MINERAL MOUNDS STATE PARK,
LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES & KENTUCKY LAKE! SHORT DRIVE
TO KUTTAWA, EDDYVILLE & GRAND RIVERS!
REAL ESTATE LOTS: Lot 1* 0.42 Acres Lot 2* 0.44 Acres Lot 3* 0.98
Acres Lot 4* 0.94 Acres Lot 5* 0.93 Acres Lot 6* 0.76 Acres Lot 7*
0.75 Acres
REAL ESTATE OFFERED AT 1:00 PM! AUCTION HELD ON SITE!
VISIT HARRISAUCTIONS.COM FOR MORE PHOTOS!
VISIT HARRISAUCTIONS.COM FOR MORE PHOTOS!
AUCTION TERMS: 10% Down Day of Sale. Cash Balance Within 30 Days. Make
Your Inspections Prior To Day Of Sale. Buyer Will Be Responsible For The Cost
Of The Survey.
REAL ESTATE TERMS: 15% Down Day Of Sale Balance In 30 Days. Make
Inspections Prior To Date Of Sale. *A 10% Buyer’s Premium Will Be Added To Final
Bids & Included In The Contract Price.
270.247.3253
800.380.4318
2 Locations:
Kenneth Harris
Michael Harris
BROKER/AUCTIONEER
BROKER/AUCTIONEER
3855 St. Rt. 45 North Mayfield & Hopkinsville, KY
Mayfield, KY 42066 www.harrisauctions.com
Ben Bolinger
Realtor/Auctioneer
is currently accepting applications for:
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Record
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Marion, KY
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0248
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ACCOUNT CLERK
REPRESENTATIVE
UPG in Paducah has
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with numbers and
computers. Excellent
pay and benefits. Call
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[email protected].
Office
Administrator
FULL-TIME position
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Photoshop & InDesign knowledge a plus.
Must know how to
import/export and
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written communication skills. Five years
office experience required. Email resume, cover letter,
and references to
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or mail to: AQS, Office Administrator, P
O Box 3290, Paducah, KY 42002-3290.
0256
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0260
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40, Kuttawa.
0260
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0264
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NOTE TO PARENTS: Kentucky
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facilities providing
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children not related to
the licensee by
blood, marriage or
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CATS/DOGS/PETS
ENGLISH Mastiff
puppies, 1 apricot
male, 1 fawn female,
11 wks. old. $500.
270-748-6147.
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Loved One’s Name
Your Name
Daytime Phone Number
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Breast Cancer
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0320
CATS/DOGS/PETS
AKC German Shepherd puppies for sale.
Black; black sable in
color. 5 weeks old.
$350. Fulton, KY.
Contact (270) 5560004.
FOR SALE: Mtn. Cur
pups, 5 mo. old, good
reg. stock, 270-9708245. No Sun. calls.
FREE kittens to good
home. 270-564-4307
HAPPY JACK® MITEX®: Kills ear mites
on contact on dogs
AND cats! PHELPS
FARM HOME SERVICE, 443-7565
(www.happyjackinc.
com)
LAB/German Shepherd pups, 9 wk. old,
$50, 270-994-0099.
FARM
0430
FEED/FERTILIZER
COW FEED
Gin trash, delivery
avail., semi loads
only. 731-676-0857.
ROUND Bales of
Hay. Semi loads
only, delivery available. 731-676-0857.
0470
FARM EQUIPMENT
FORD 4630 4WD &
loader w/dual power,
270-217-8554.
MERCHANDISE
0503
AUCTION SALES
Col. Paul Wilkerson
& Sons Real Estate/
Auction, Lowes, KY
270-674-5523
University of
Kentucky
Public Auction
Surplus Farm Equipment & Supplies
West KY Research &
Education Center
1205 Hopkinsville St.
Princeton KY 42445.
Sat. Oct. 4th
9am–3pm.
For Sale: Forage
Clipper, Plastic
Tank(s), Tobacco
Setter(s), Square
Baler, Cultivators,
Augers, Farm Gates,
Tires, Ford 641
Tractor, Ford 601
Tractor w/ Concrete
Mixer, Bush Hog,
John Deere, Woods,
Monroe, Snap-on.
Various farm related
equipment, tools,
parts, supplies and
more.
Cash, cashier’s
check, certified check
and credit cards will
be accepted. Checks
must be made payable to the University
of Kentucky. Proof of
Tax exemption will
need to be provided.
Property must be removed by Fri. Oct.
10th. Visit https://ac
sg.uky.edu/commodities for more info.
0521
LAWN & GARDEN
EQUIPMENT
TORO zero-turn
mower, 44" cut, new
battery, runs excellent, $1600, 270-2105470.
0533
FURNITURE
TABLE w/ 6 chairs, 2
leaves, china cabinet.
$1,000, pd. $3,900.
270-534-1501.
BEDROOM SUITE
6 pc. cherry, solid
wood, in factory box,
$795. 270-293-4121.
PILLOWTOP Mattress Sets, NEW in
plastic, Queen-$195;
Fulls - $185; Kings $385. 270-293-4121.
WANTED TO
0554 RENT/BUY/TRADE 0610
RUNNING, fixable,
junk vehicles, equip.,
CASH. 270-804-8333
0563
MISC. ITEMS FOR
SALE
DROP in truck bed
liner for Ford Truck
short bed. Call 270832-5179 for details.
LT 275x56 R, 20 in.
Mag wheels/tires for
Ford. 270-554-9858.
SPAS
Several pre-owned
spas to choose from
Paducah Pools
& Spas
3932 Clarks River
Rd., 270-442-6017
THIS NEWSPAPER
COULD BE YOURS
EVERY DAY! What
better gift to give
yourself or a friend.
Call The Paducah
Sun Customer Service Department for
details. 575-8800 or
1-800-599-1771.
REAL ESTATE FOR
RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR
0605
RENT
HUD PUBLISHER'S
NOTICE
All real estate advertised herein is subject
to the Federal Fair
Housing Act which
makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitations, or
discrimination based
on race, color, religion, sex, handicap,
familial status or national origin, or intention to make any
such preferences,
limitations or discrimination. State laws
forbid discrimination
in the sale, rental or
advertising of real estate based on factors
in addition to those
protected under federal law. We will not
knowingly accept any
advertising for real
estate which is in violation of the law. All
persons are hereby
informed that all
dwellings advertised
are available on an
equal opportunity
basis.
0610
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UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
2 BR, 1.5 B, $550
270-554-2287
1BR, good & quiet
location, water pd.
No pets, no smoking,
554-0211, 217-5890
2BR, 2 full B, quiet
street, garage, washer/dryer hookups,
Lone Oak, no pets,
$585. 270-366-1602.
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
3 BR, 1.5 B, Reidland, no pets, $675.
270-898-7146.
HUSBANDS Ln./Rd.,
extra nice 2 BR. No
pets/No smoke. $550
+ dep. 270-442-0408.
2 BR, $500/mo. No
Pets. Call after 5pm,
270-816-2170.
Falconite
Development
Currently renting at:
•Black Oaks
•Colony Drive
•Glenn Street
•Ora Lane
•Jordan's Crossing
2 BR's available
Call 444-4074 to hear
our current specials
LARGE efficiency, all
util. paid in full, 2142
Jefferson, 443-3090.
LARGE studio, downtown, includes gas,
heat & water, $500.
270-559-0296.
LONE OAK
1 BR & 2 BR
All Appliances
270-554-0114
REIDLAND: 1BR,
$425. 2BR, $495. No
pets. 270-898-2256.
0615
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
1 BR apt., includes
utilities/cable/WiFi,
no pets, $695. Reidland. 270-898-7146.
$475-$625/mo., 1BR
No pets. 559-0688.
0620
HOMES FOR RENT
2 BR house for rent,
511 Flora, $400 mo.,
$400 deposit. No
pets. 270-554-1759.
2 BR, 2001 S. 28th
St., $550. 556-0149.
3BR 2B, Southside
$550 + deposit
270-488-8001
225 WESTSIDE DR.
4 BR, 3 B, lg. sunroom, attached & detached garages, lg.
yard, $1,500/mo.
270-575-5731.
3 BR 2 B, Bluebird
Ln. No pets/smoke,
$650. 270-559-0688.
3 BR 2 B, garage.
$685 +dep. 898-7988
3401/09 RUDD St.
No pets/smoke. $500
-$650. 270-559-0688.
5435 STEVIN Dr.
$1,100. No smoke/
pets. 270-559-0688.
MICHELLE Ct., 3 BR,
1 B, garage, no pets,
$750. 270-488-3148
0630
DUPLEXES FOR RENT
2 BR 1 B, water included. $675/mo.
270-703-0917.
2 BR, garage. No
pets/smoking. $750.
270-564-5890.
0630
DUPLEXES FOR RENT
3 BR, 2 B, $750, no
pets, 270-210-0698.
5030 OLD Benton
Rd., Reidland, 3 BR,
2 B, $700 mo. 270331-7636.
LIKE new 2 BR, 2 B,
Lone Oak, $550 mo.
270-331-2613.
3 BR, Reidland, No
pets, lease. $675.
270-898-2256.
Lone Oak 2 BR
2 B w/Garage
All Appliances
270-554-0114
0635
ROOMS FOR RENT
BAYMONT INN
Weekly rates starting
$239. Hot Breakfast
in the morning, nice
clean rooms, microwave, fridge &
HBO. 270-443-4343
0670
BUSINESS PLACES/
OFFICES
2445 HOLT ROAD
Located behind New
Holt Rd. Signet Credit Union, approx. 880
sq. ft., $400 mo. 270556-4262.
901 JOE Clifton Dr.,
20,000 sq. ft., 30 ft.
ceilings, 2 loading
docks, 3.5 fenced
acres. 270-898-8919.
2,700 SQ. ft. retail/
warehouse/office
space on 13th St.,
between Broadway &
Jefferson, $650 per
mo. R.E. Fairhurst
Realty, 442-5474.
FAIRHURST BLDG.
Office space available, 295 sq. ft. R.E.
Fairhurst Realty, 270442-5474.
0675
MOBILE HOMES FOR
RENT
16 x 80, 3 BR, 2 B,
Symsonia. Ref. + deposit. 270-851-3711.
16X60 2 BR, 2 B in
Benton, $475 mo.,
1st mo's rent & deposit. 270-493-0458.
2 BR, $400. No Pets.
Ind. Oaks, 442-1727
2 BR, 1 B
270-554-9612
2 BR, 2005 S. 28th.
$475/mo. 556-0149.
3 BR, 2 B on 3 acres.
Kaler Mill, Symsonia.
Rent or Rent to own,
$400/mo. + 6%. 270851-3281.
0710
HOMES FOR SALE
1889 BRICK Victorian Mansion, 6,000
sq. ft., 7 BR, 7 B on
Ohio River, completely restored
w/wedding chapel.
$299,000. 270-4622973, 270-832-6403.
3 BR, 1 B, Lone Oak,
$94,900. 310 Phipps
St. 270-415-5347.
BY Owner: 3 BR, 2 B
brick home in Mayfield. Newly remodeled w/new flooring. All new appliances. Approx. 1,650
sq. ft., circular drive,
located very close to
all 3 schools. Priced
to sell, $89,500 negotiable. 270-970-0599.
3 BR, 2 B, 2200 sq.
ft. home on 1 acre
lot, built in 2004, 2
car attached & 2 car
detached garage, in
McCracken near
Marshall line. 270748-6695.
4 BR, 3 Bath, 2 Car,
HVAC, Furnished.
$129,000.
270-564-9706
803 N. 22ND. 2 BR,
just remodeled.
$25,000. 443-5591.
FHA, USDA, VA &
Conventional Loans
Call David Sither
Acopia Home Loans
• NMLS #46033
• Lender ID#4664
270-450-9050
Pre-approval
available online at
www.acopiahome
loans.com/dsither
NEW custom homes,
Marshall Co. Creative financing. 270832-4954.
OPEN HOUSE
2-4, 1030 Sanders
Ave., 2/1, brick, central gas heat/air, convenient. $54,500.
Kathy-Elite Realty.
SEEING is believing!
Don't buy property
based on pictures or
representations. For
free information
about avoiding timeshare and real estate scams, write the
Federal Trade Commission at Washington, DC 20580 or call
the National Fraud
Information Center,
1-800-876-7060.
0856
SPORT UTILITY
VEHICLES
2013 HONDA CRV
EXL, AWD, 14,800
mi. Like new, 1 owner. $24,900. 270705-3720.
0864
PICKUP TRUCKS FOR
SALE
'01 FORD RANGER
4 cy., 5 sp., 110K mi.
$3,550. 994-5932.
1968 F600, 10 sp.,
330 V8, 10K mi. on
rebuilt motor, almost
new tires, 18 ft. metal dump bed, grain &
cattle sides. $4,500.
270-488-3310.
2012 CHEVROLET
extended cab pickup
truck, 20,000 mi.
Fully equipped, 270994-1473.
CARS FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR
LOTS & ACREAGE 0868
0734
SALE
'08 FORD Fusion SE,
silver, 4 door, CD, alHOMES FOR SALE
Corner Lot, 1
loys, V6, 88K, $7500.
0710
acre, Whisper- 270-217-8906.
ing Oaks, Kevil.
OPEN HOUSE
$16,000
Sun. 2-4, nice West
End location, LIKE
270-488-3522
NEW! 3 BR, 2 B,
MOBILE HOMES FOR
3100 sq. ft., 726
Woodland Dr. 270SALE
556-5163.
0741
'99 SUNSHINE, 3BR,
2 B, 16x80, extra
nice! 270-489-2525
BANK REPO
2000 Fleetwood,
28x52. May been
seen at Today's
Homes. 270-5275645.
OWN YOUR OWN
HOME – AS LOW AS
$500 DOWN
PAYMENT WITH
APPROVED
CREDIT:
Bank repo mobile
homes available,
single & doublewides. Today’s
Homes, Draffenville,
270-527-5645.
TRANSPORTATION
0832
MOTORCYCLES
2006 HONDA Goldwing, 8K mi., 1800
CC w/GPS, loaded.
270-554-9858.
2011 HONDA Accord EX-L, 34K mi.,
NICE! 270-489-2525
FINANCIAL
0910
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
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might really be a
scam. To protect
yourself, call the Federal Trade Commission toll-free, 1-877FTC-HELP, or visit
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from The Paducah
Sun and the FTC.
SOME ads in this
classification are not
necessarily for "help
wanted" but for employment information
booklets.
LEGALS
0955
LEGALS
SEALED bids will be
received by the Paducah-McCracken
Joint Sewer Agency,
621 Northview St.,
Paducah, KY 42001
until 10:00 a.m. on
the 14th of October,
2014 at which time
they will be publicly
opened and read
aloud for the purchase of a new 2015
or current model year
cab and chassis.
Specifications and requirements may be
picked up at the JSA
office located at 621
Northview St., Paducah, KY 42001
between the hours of
8:00 a.m. and 3:00
p.m. Monday through
Friday.
All bids are to be
sealed and addressed to the Paducah-McCracken Joint
Sewer Agency and
marked “2015 Cab &
Chassis” on the outside of the envelope.
The JSA reserves the
right to reject any or
all bids and waive
any irregularities.
0955
LEGALS
PUBLIC NOTICE
The City of Wickliffe,
KY will receive
sealed bids for the
Fort Jefferson at the
Confluence Historic
Site Visitors Center
Project. Bids will be
received at the City
of Wickliffe City Hall
on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 at
2:00 PM CDT. A prebid meeting will be
held on Tuesday, October 14, 2014 at
10:00 AM CDT.
Plans and specifications may be obtained from Paducah
Blueprint and Supply
Co, Inc., Paducah,
Kentucky or at the
Paducah Blueprint
and Supply Co., Inc's
Web
Site
at
www.padblueprint.co
m. The project involves all labor, materials, equipment,
tools and services
necessary to renovate an existing structure as a visitors center. A satisfactory bid
bond executed by the
bidder in an amount
equal to five (5%)
percent of the bid
shall be submitted
with each bid. No
other forms of security will be accepted.
Failure to submit a
bid bond will result in
disqualification of the
bid.
Contractors bidding
on project must be
prequalified with
KYTC and possess a
certificate of eligibility at the time the bid
is submitted. Subcontractors accepting
subcontracts must be
prequalified with
KYTC. A DBE Goal
recommendation of
five (5%) percent for
the project has been
issued.
The City of Wickliffe
reserves the right to
reject any and all
bids in accordance
with the model procurement code and
the project specifications.
0955
LEGALS
SEALED bids will be
received by the Paducah-McCracken
Joint Sewer Agency,
621 Northview St.,
Paducah, KY 42001
until 10:00 a.m. on
the 14th of October,
2014 at which time
they will be publicly
opened and read
aloud for the purchase of a new 9 ft.
service body with
crane.
Specifications and requirements may be
picked up at the JSA
office located at 621
Northview St., Paducah, KY 42001
between the hours of
8:00 a.m. and 3:00
p.m. Monday through
Friday.
All bids are to be
sealed and addressed to the Paducah McCracken Joint
Sewer Agency and
marked “Service
Body Bid” on the outside of the envelope.
The JSA reserves the
right to reject any or
all bids and waive
any irregularities.
THE vehicle stored at
Speedys Auto Repair & Recovery at
2229 Bridge Street
will be sold at public
auction to recover
towing and storage
on October 15, 2014.
Titles are not warranted. Subject to prior
liens. All sales are final. Cash only. Seller
Reserves the right to
bid.
1996 Toyota Tercel,
Red. Vin#JT2AC52
LXT0128209