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Briefs
LBL refuge areas reopen
for public use this week
Refuge areas in the Land Between the Lakes — spots that
provide undisturbed living and
lounging space for waterfowl and
bald eagles during the winter —
reopen Friday.
Again open to public use will
be Smith, Duncan and Rushing
bays on Kentucky Lake, Duncan
Lake, portions of Energy Lake,
Honker Lake Refuge, Long Creek
Waterfowl Refuge and Fulton/
Honker Bay on Lake Barkley. Hematite Lake on Friday will reopen
to bank fishing only.
Steve Bloemer, LBL biologist
and wildlife program manager,
said the refuges are closed each
fall on Nov. 1 and reopen to public use each March 16 after the
majority of wintering waterfowl
and eagles have departed the
sanctuary areas for nesting territories to the north.
More information about the
public recreation area is available
on the website www.lbl.org or by
calling 270-924-2000.
National forests to continue
charging recreational fees
Yes, fees for recreational uses
at national forests, including
southern Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest, will continue this
year. The U.S. Forest Service reports that a recent story carried
by various news agencies suggesting otherwise was incorrect.
The USFS said a review of recreation fees has been under way
for two years, and a proposal to
reduce the number of national
forests that charge fees has
been made. However, no decision has been reached and won’t
be until after committee reviews
of the proposals, a process that
will run through 2012, according
to the USFS.
Free program offered
on plant pollination
A free program at the Cache
River Wetlands Center along Ill.
37 south of Cypress, Ill., 10:30
a.m.-noon March 17 will reveal
that bees alone aren’t responsible for all the pollinating that’s
necessary for plants, crops and
trees to grow. “Pollinators: Not
Just Honey Bees” will show that
butterflies, moths and wasps
among other join bees in pollinating our landscape. More information: 618-657-2064.
Section
C
The bluejay way
Scolding songbird’s tirade easier
to endure when it’s not aimed at you
With some people, hearing
the first few notes of a song
makes a mental connection and
momentarily takes them back
to a different time and place,
usually a pleasant association.
I sometimes get the same historical rush — and maybe a bit
of endorphin release — when
I’m breathing in chilled air
and suddenly hear the rather
obnoxious fussing of bluejays.
The raucous tirade of a cluster
of jays immediately transports
me to a perfect autumn morning in the deer woods. It propels me to a particular ridge
and sticks me up an oak where
the smell of the forest floor below me is tinged with acorns. I
imagine distant crows beyond
the bluejays. I strain to hear
hooves crunching in the leaves.
And after about a second
and a half, I recall that it’s just
bluejays raising a ruckus in the
backyard.
Bluejay outbursts aren’t all
that pleasing to most people.
Their voices aren’t soothing
when they take exception to
something or somebody, and
they seem to do that often.
Often scorned because they
are so vocally abrasive and seen
as avian ruffians, bluejays really are one of our more attractive songbirds. They’re bigger
than most, almost a foot long
and with a wingspan that may
top 16 inches.
You’ve got to know a bluejay
when you see one. It’s a pretty
blue with some black and white
markings on its upper body and
a buff white on the underside.
The bluejay also has a prominent crest on its head, a pointy
feathered crown that gets taller
when the bird is upset (which
seems to be frequently).
Bluejays are birds of the
woods, but they do their very
best in and around forest edges. That makes them adaptable
to suburbia where big trees are
scattered through residential
areas and occasional patches
of timber mix with fields and
lawns.
Favored habitat includes a
significant dose of oak trees
because of their dining habits. Bluejays eat a lot of insects,
seeds, grains and fruits, but one
staple of their diet is the acorns
that oaks produce. It’s a seasonal product, of course, but bluejays like squirrels gather acorns
when they’re newly ripe in the
fall and store them for when the
pickings get slim.
In research that involved electronic tracking of bluejay busywork in the fall, it was found
that each of the birds routinely
put away 3,000 to 5,000 acorns
in a season. That seems like
an intolerable number of trips
— but scientists also say that
bluejays know how to carry as
many as five small acorns at one
time by packing them down the
throat, in the mouth and, finally,
the last one or two clenched in
its beak.
It’s logical that a bird that
stores food in the fall would be
a homebody, one that sticks
around throughout the winter.
Indeed, most people that pay any
attention will note that bluejays
are one of those species present
whatever the season. They don’t
bug out when the prospects of
cold, snow and ice arise.
Or do they? Bluejay migration is something ornithologists
note but don’t understand. Bird
authorities now say that some
bluejays do migrate for winter,
probably less than 20 percent
moving southward from their
nesting habitat.
A weird finding is that a bluejay might migrate one winter
but not the next. Maybe the ones
that do migrate get tired of the
same old winter quarters. It’s
like the people who prefer variety in their vacation spots — or,
because of expense, opt for one
of the stay-cations some years.
We do know that bluejays
hang out in small flocks, moreso
in fall and winter than during
the spring nesting season that
we’re now approaching. Some
of these may be migrant birds
from points north, but offend
one bluejay and you may end up
with a dozen berating you.
Steve Vantreese
The bluejay’s brilliant blue color in a dull winter woods is fairly
loud, but not so much as its excited alarm calls.
That vocal tendency is what
alienates some folks to bluejays.
The bluejay call with which people are most familiar, of course,
is that griping alarm call that
partially gives them their name,
that loud, harsh and often repeated jay, jay, jay sound.
If you’re trying to sneak
around in the woods, you don’t
want to come to the attention of
a flock of bluejays. If they see
you and take umbrage, they’ll
tell everybody.
In bluejay language that
screaming call might mean “It’s
a man! It’s a man! It’s a man!”
or just “Hey! Hey! Hey!” But
after 16 bluejays screech it 243
times, vernacular doesn’t matter. By then the whole forest at
least suspects danger afoot.
Bluejays actually make a variety of sounds, some very musical and pleasant on the ear.
They’re vocally talented and
have been known to mimic other birds including hawks.
The boisterous nature of their
alarm calls, however, has cultivated the reputation of bluejays being aggressive. In part
because they’re large, loud
songbirds, they’re perceived as
bullying other birds around.
Yet, ornithologists say bluejays coming to a common food
source are frequently dominated by other species like mourning doves and cardinals that we
would think of as being more
passive.
With positive associations,
even the alarm calls of bluejays
can be sweet. It’s just best not
to offend them and become the
subject of their bitter orations.
Steve Vantreese, a freelance
outdoors writer, can be contacted at outdoors@paducahsun.
com.
Shawnee’s Snake Road closing signals reptilian resurrection
BY STEVE VANTREESE
Here comes the slither
season.
The official observation
of the emergence of snakes
and other cold-blooded
creatures from winter hibernation comes beginning Thursday with the
closing of LaRue Road 345
at the Shawnee National
Forest’s LaRue-Pine Hills
Ecological Area near Wolf
Lake, Ill.
A 2.8-mile section of that
byway known as the Snake
Road is closed each year
March 15-May 15 to shelter
a serpentine migration.
The Snake Road lies between a rocky highland
bluff on one side and wetland swampy habitat on
the other. The immediate
proximity of the two very
different habitat types is
what is especially unique
there.
The event that is formalized by the road closing is
the migration of snakes
and amphibians from wintering sleeping quarters
(hibernaculum) along the
bluff back to the wetlands.
The move from upland to
lowland habitat is an ultra
short crawl or hop, and the
road lies right in the middle.
The migration at LaRuePine Hills has become a
phenomenon popular with
visiting naturalists, armchair herpetologists and
just snake-savvy curiosityseekers. One unusual feature of the migration is the
road-crossing presence of
several cottonmouths in
one of the northernmost
habitats of the poison-
Good hunting, fishing times
(Mrs. Richard Knight’s Original Solunar Tables)
Tables indicate peak fish and game activity times. Major periods begin at times shown and can last one and one half to two
hours. Minor periods are of somewhat shorter duration
Sunrises, sunsets
Sunday
a.m.
p.m.
Sunrise
Sunset
Minor
Major
Minor
Major
Among reptiles migrating from LaRue-Pine Hills uplands to low, wetlands are cottonmouths, like this one
exhibiting displeasure at being photographed.
packing wetland pit vipers.
So as not to squash the
migrators, driving down
Monday
8:10
1:00
8:45
2:25
a.m.
p.m.
7:11
6:59
Sunrise
Sunset
Minor
Major
Minor
Major
the Snake Road is prohibited during the two-month
spring warm-up period.
Tuesday
9:05
2:55
9:35
2:20
a.m.
p.m.
7:09
7:00
Sunrise
Sunset
Minor
Major
Minor
Major
Wednesday
10:10
4:00
10:45
4:30
7:08
7:00
a.m.
p.m.
Sunrise
Sunset
Minor
Major
Minor
Major
11:15
5:05
11:50
5:35
amphibian emergence already has been underway.
It lags during intermittent cold spells, of course,
but some snake activity
already can be seen hereabouts on warm, especially
sunny days.
Chorus frogs have been
singing in wetland areas
for weeks, they are particularly bold about kicking off courting choruses
while a good bit of winter
remains. All sorts of turtles, too, are evident when
they come out to soak up
sun on moderate to warm
days around lakes, ponds
and sloughs.
Like always, the times
are changing, the seasons
shifting, and you might
want to pay more attention
what’s underfoot nowadays.
However, visitors can
witness the happenings
on foot. A hike down the
protected lane won’t exactly put one knee deep in
cottonmouths and watersnakes, but a visit during
prime time of a warming
period might provide the
chance to see some slithery
transients that normally
don’t put themselves on
display.
If you have to be told,
don’t meddle with the migrators.
For more information
on the LaRue-Pine Hills
snake and reptile migration and the road closing,
check in with the Shawnee National Forest office
at Jonesboro, phone 618883-8576.
While the most of it may
be dead ahead, reptile and
Thursday
a.m.
p.m.
7:06 Sunrise
7:01 Sunset
Minor
Major
Minor
Major
Friday
-6:10
12:20
6:35
7:05
7:02
a.m.
p.m.
Sunrise
Sunset
Minor
Major
Minor
Major
Saturday
12:50
7:00
1:10
7:25
7:03
7:03
a.m.
p.m.
Sunrise
Sunset
Minor
Major
Minor
Major
1:40
7:45
1:55
8:10
7:02
7:04
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8 a.m. — Your City at Work: Teach An Old
Dog, New Tricks
8:30 a.m. — City Profile: State of the City
9 a.m. — Your City at Work: Paducah Recreation Center
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Horoscopes
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 2012
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Discipline will pay off. Surprise everyone by waiting until you are fully
prepared to present what you’ve
been working toward. A partnership
is likely to lead to finishing touches
that will fine-tune your relationship
and lead to interesting options.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Take
care of your emotional well-being.
Do whatever it takes to reduce
stress. Engage in a project that will
allow you to use your skills wisely
and more efficiently. You will learn
from participating in physically challenging activities and events.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): The
help you offer others will lead to a
lucrative opportunity. The services
and skills you take for granted will
be in demand. Think outside the
box and you will find a way to subsidize your income.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Don’t
jump to conclusions or let someone bully you into doing something
you don’t care to do. Stick to your
schedule and focus on your own responsibilities, not those of others.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Changing
your mind is your prerogative, but
expect someone to overreact. Take
on more responsibility at home
and you will please someone who
needs a little extra help.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Join
in and have fun. Get your juices
flowing and build your enthusiasm.
Participation will lead to new friendships and the opportunity to be a
part of something that will ease
your stress and give you something
to look forward to.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You’ll
attract attention, leading to decisions that can alter your lifestyle. A
new look will motivate you to branch
out and try something different. Networking or getting involved in an unusual pastime will be motivational.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Nurture important relationships. Take
the time to listen and to contrib-
ute to a better environment for you
and the ones you love. An unusual
approach to the way you run your
home will help provide purpose to
everyone involved.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
Make every moment with friends
and family count. Do your best to
compromise if it will help you get
what you want in return. Striving for
equality should be your goal.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Make a move or renovate your
residence to better suit your needs.
Avoid unpredictable people. Stick
to the methods you have always
counted on in the past. Love is highlighted and a little romance should
be scheduled.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Rely
on your ability to adapt and devise
unique solutions and you will succeed. Don’t overreact or become
excessive if you want to reach your
goals. A passionate approach regarding a personal relationship will
bring the best results.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Walk
down memory lane and you will revisit projects, plans and goals that
can be revamped, updated and resurrected. A partnership that is on
shaky ground should be rekindled.
Birthday Baby: You are sophisticated and masterful. You strive for
quality over quantity.
Variety
paducahsun.com
People with pets should not bring
animals to other people’s homes
Dear Annie: Last week, my
sister surprised me by showing up unannounced with
her two dogs. She said she
planned to stay for a week.
I do not have dogs and that
is my choice. My sister's dogs
are kept in a truck while she
travels and I feel sorry for
them. But I don't want them
in my house.
Please tell people not to
bring their beloved animals
to other people's homes. We
don't find them nearly as
cute as they do. I don't care
how well mannered they are,
they still shed, need attention and occasionally dig a
hole in the yard. — Annoyed
in Yuma.
Dear Yuma: No one,
relatives
included,
should drop by unannounced and expect to
be put up for days on
end. And bringing their
animals with them is
terribly inconsiderate
unless they have been
Ask Annie
specifically invited. We
know how much people love their dogs and
cats (and birds and pet
snakes), but asking others to be responsible
for housing them is inappropriate and makes
the entire crew unwelcome. Please, people, be
the type of guest who is
enthusiastically invited
back.
Dear Annie: I agree
wholeheartedly with your
suggestion to “Desperate
in Colorado” to bring in her
younger brothers to live with
her. However, I disagree that
she should consider including her alcoholic mom. Her
mother must show that she
desires help by attending AA
meetings, going to counseling or joining a rehab program. Otherwise, “Colorado”
Marvin
will only be inviting problems into her household.
My mother was a violent
alcoholic who died when I
was 23. I'm 53 now and still Blondie
recovering. — Concerned
About Her Brothers.
Dear Concerned: We
agree that living with
Mom would be difficult,
but it may be the only
way “Colorado” can extricate her brothers and
have any control over
how they live.
Dear Readers: Remember to set your Garfield
clocks ahead before you
go to sleep tonight. And
please change the batteries in your smoke
alarms
and
carbon
monoxide detectors.
Please e-mail your questions to anniesmailbox@
comcast.net, or write to:
Annie's Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd B.C.
Street, Hermosa Beach, CA
90254.
Dilbert
Zits
ACROSS
1 Natural liniment
11 Beliefs
15 MacLeish work
inspired by a
treatise published
circa 18 B.C.
16 “The Grapes of
Wrath” traveler
17 Decent sort
18 Turner of records
19 Rubble creator
20 WWII leadership
monogram
21 Picks up
23 Like many poll
questions
25 “Paradise Lost”
figure
28 Period in a sonnet
29 Without getting
excited
31 Govt. benefits
provider
32 Bleep
35 Sauté
36 Golfer’s concern
37 Mexican
salamander
39 The States, to
Mexicans
41 Reunión
attendees
42 Word of awe
44 Main arteries
45 Sudanese
leader?
46 “Age before
beauty!”
48 __-Julie: Montreal
suburb
49 Media workers’
org.
50 Employ against,
as tear gas
54 Develop canines,
say
56 Welcome site
58 Jacuzzi setting
59 Last Stuart
monarch
60 Participant in an
annual event
since 1951
64 Year of
Alexander V’s
death
65 Dude ranch
problem
66 Nuisance
67 They require
discussions
DOWN
1 Toady?
2 Castle seen in
“The Whirl of Life”
3 USAF E-6’s
4 Apple core, briefly
5 Keep
6 Command
7 Idle
8 First half of an
indirect course?
9 Antique French
coin
10 Dylan hit originally
written for
“Midnight
Cowboy”
11 Speck
12 Getaway that
gives you a lift
13 Where Brooklyn
Park is
14 Eel-like marine
reptiles
22 Ethyl ending
24 Nobelist Bohr
26 Boxer’s cry
27 Weary
30 Basketball
formation with
numerous play
options
32 Office gadget
33 Ontologist’s
concern
34 Unfinished
business
36 Falcon-headed
god
38 Longtime
Mississippi
senator
40 Bad sign for one
seeking a
shortcut
43 Unnamed woman
46 “That feels great!”
47 Inn choice
51 These, in Tijuana
52 Bridget Riley
genre
53 Nasal passages
55 Modern dialogue
unit
57 One who’s with
you
61 Humanities degs.
62 Plugs
63 Helmsman’s hdg.
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE:
Beetle Bailey
Wizard of Id
Dustin
[email protected]
03/10/12
Baby Blues
Barney Google and Snuffy Smith
By Barry C. Silk
(c)2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
03/10/12
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0710
HOMES FOR SALE
2300 S. 25th, condemned, needs roofing, etc., $4,500.
618-524-2614.
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HOMES FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL 4 BR,
completely remodeled, 3.5 B, ex. lg.
kitchen, huge master, 2270 sq. ft., detached 2-car garage/
workshop, $139,900.
Farley area. 270908-4960. http://
bit.ly/739milliken
0710
HOMES FOR SALE
VERY best buy in
Paducah! Bring your
tv, couch, bed, &
$81,500. Everything
else is here. Like
new, 3BR 1B. 270217-8796 for details.
0848
AUTO/TRUCK PARTS
& ACCESSORIES
FULL Size Truck
toolbox, silver metal,
$125. 270-832-1136.
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Check the Animal
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& Black, Estes Ln.
area, 270-519-5187.
FOUND
0149
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Beagle, Lone Oak,
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GARAGE /ESTATE
SALES
GARAGE/ESTATE
0151
SALES
PADUCAH Charity
League's Bargain
Fair, March 10, 7-11
am Paducah's Expo
Center, All proceeds
to go to Easter Seals
West Ky.
Concord
5511 STEVIN Dr.
Sat 8-1, Boys brand
name clothing $1-$5,
shoes, baby items +
more!
INDOOR Rummage
sale, Concord United
Methodist Church,
Sat. 8am. Misc.!
Southside
HUGE Team Yard/
Bake Sale fundraiser
at Kingsway Skateland on Southside,
Sat. from 7-12:30!
Lone Oak/Hendron
ST. MARY SCHOOL
1243 Elmdale Rd.
Fri. 3-6, Sat. 7-1
Book Sale/Yard Sale
Furniture, clothing,
electronics & more.
All books 50¢.
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ADMINISTRATIVE
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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.
MENS ADULT 21+
Baseball League
Sign-up on March 4
& 11, 3-5pm at the
Sportsplex in Paducah. $5 fee required.
Email with questions
to westkybaseball@
hotmail.com.
Accepting applications for full-time and
temporary clerical
positions. Please
send resumes to
christy.massie@temps
plus.net or call 270444-0030 to schedule an appointment
for interview. EOE,
no fees.
0208
SALES
ASHLEY
FURNITURE
HOME STORE
Are you a people
person? Are you
self-motivated? Do
you like home furnishings? Great retail
working hours, excellent income potential
of $35-$60,000 &
benefits. No experience required. Training provided. Apply
at Ashley Furniture
Home Store, 451 S.
16th St., Paducah.
HIGDON
FURNITURE
Energetic, professional
sales associate needed
to join our highly
motivated sales team.
Apply in person at:
3930 Coleman
Crossing Circle
or call 442-7596
Sales Manager
Automotive paint
store is needing
someone with expedience in the collision industry to manage inside/outside
sales. This position
includes a variety of
tasks to maintain our
relationship with existing customers as
well as finding new
prospects. Salary,
commission, insurance, 401(k). Mail
your resume in strictest confidence to
McClintock's, 1010
Brown St., Paducah,
KY 42003.
0212
PROFESSIONAL
Shawnee Community College Seeks President
Located within the beautiful Shawnee National Forest, Shawnee
Community College (SCC) is part of the Illinois Community College
System and the Southern Illinois Collegiate Common Market. Three
major public universities are within an easy drive for district
residents. SCC’s Main Campus is located outside the town of Ullin;
with extension center campuses located in Anna, Cairo and
Metropolis. The Main College Campus boasts a 500 seat
educational center and smart classrooms. A medical arts and
science building was completed in 2009. The College received full
ten-year accreditation in 2004. The College president reports
directly to a diverse, elected board of trustees.
The new president will be computer savvy and politically astute. She
or he will be comfortable working with legislators and the state
community college board. The new president must have excellent
oral and written communication skills, be a problem solver and a
consensus builder. The board expects the new president to have
excellent personal/people skills who will be approachable, energetic
and optimistic. The new president will possess an even
temperament, an ability to lead needed change, and creative
enrollment management skills. A doctorate degree from an
accredited higher learning institution is required of the applicant.
The College seeks to expand its enrollments in workforce
preparation and transfer programs. The new president will
strengthen the College’s financial base through the development of
new revenue streams and cost-effective management. The board
expects the new president to provide special guidance to the
college foundation while using a team-based approach to problem
solving. The president will be committed to student engagement and
faculty morale and will be able to communicate effectively with
district residents on a regular basis.
To apply, send cover letter, resume, copy of transcripts, and
completed SCC Application for Employment (available for download
at www.shawneecc.edu/community_services/employment.asp) to
the Human Resource Office, Shawnee Community College, 8364
Shawnee College Road, Ullin, IL 62992. The College will notify
applicants before the identity of any applicant is released.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled but a review
of the applications will begin by March 1, 2012.
ESL ADVISOR/
INSTRUCTOR
English as a Second
Language Program,
Murray State University. Full-time, 12month position. Masterʼs degree in TESOL, applied linguistics, educational
counseling, or a related field and one
year ESL/EFL teaching experience required. For more details and to apply,
visit www.murray
statejobs.com by
April 1 deadline.
Women and minorities are encouraged
to apply. Murray
State University is an
equal education and
employment opportunity, M/F/D, AA employer.
Health
Environmentalist I
The Purchase District Health Department is seeking
qualified applicants
for a Health Environmentalist I at the
McCracken County
Health Center. This
is a full-time, benefit
position with travel
district wide. Entrylevel position with
hourly rate of pay of
$12.15 an hour.
Education and experience: Bachelors degree from a college
or university with a
minor or 24 semester
hours in environmental health, biological or physical
science or registration as a Kentucky
Shawnee Community College is an equal opportunity affirmative
action institution. The College is also committed to
nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age,
national origin, or disability in the employment, tenure, salary, fringe
benefits, and due process of all personnel.
0212
PROFESSIONAL
Environmental Specialist/Sanitarian un
KRS 223. Must possess and maintain a
valid driverʼs license.
An individual upon
employment must
become registered
under the provisions
of KRS 223 to remain a permanent
employee per Administrative Regulations 902 KAR 8:080.
Must participate in
annual continuing
education classes.
Applications may be
secured at any area
Purchase District
Health
Center.
Pre-employment
screening required.
Transcripts MUST
accompany applications and must be received by the end of
the business day
March 20, 2012.
EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER.
0220
MEDICAL/DENTAL
ADON
$5000 Sign-On
Bonus
We are looking for
an experienced and
dedicated professional to assume this
key position on our
health care team.
Qualified candidate
must have IL RN License, prior longterm Care experience, and strong
communication and
assessment skills.
We offer:
*Excellent
Starting Salary!!
*Benefits!!
*Advancement
Opportunities!!
*And Much More!!
Email or fax your
resume in
confidence to
Adrianne Storm,
metropolisrecruiter
@tutera.com. or fax to
(618) 524-2507.
METROPOLIS
NURSING & REHAB
2299 Metropolis Street
Metropolis, IL 62960
0220
MEDICAL/DENTAL
CERTIFIED
MEDICATION AIDE
needed for Western
KY
Correctional
Complex in Fredonia, KY. Sun-Thurs.,
1:30pm - 9:30pm.
Duties to include preparing, administering,
documenting
medications & treatments. Must possess
documentation of
having successfully
passed the medication aide competency
exam.
APRN
needed for the Western KY Correctional
Complex in Fredonia, KY or the KY
State Penitentiary in
Eddyville, KY. Fulltime Mon.-Fri. The
position provides a
wide range of professional nursing services to include assessment, diagnosis
& treatment, physical
examinations, patient
counseling for offend-
ers housed in the
correctional facility.
Please forward resume to CorrectCare
- Integrated Health,
[email protected]
or
Fax
(859)
685-0901. EEO
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HOME SERVICE 1138
DIRECTORY
ASPHALT/CONCRETE
1018
JOINER SEALCOATING
GUTTERS MADE
ON JOB SITE
All Colors Available
5” Residential &
6” Commercial Gutters
Licensed & Insured
270-331-5951
★ Asphalt Sealing
★ Striping
★ Crack Repair
★ Free Estimates
★ Numerous References
270-933-9273
1144
SMITH'S
SEALCOATING
Striping
Crack Filling
Quality
Affordable Work
BACKHOE
270-556-5338
1150
CASE
HAULING
-HAULING-MOVING-YARD WORK-ODD JOBS-PAINTINGFree Estimates
270-226-4345
270-207-8686
MCKEEL EQUIPMENT
COMPANY, INC.
1939 N. 8TH STREET
PADUCAH, KY 42001
(270) 444-0110
Daily, Weekly & Monthly Rentals
Parts • Sales • Service
DRYWALL
1090
HANDYMAN
R IC K ’S H A N DY M A N
S E RV IC E
I do just about
everything.
Reliable repair on
time! Done Right!
270-366-5749
1024
GUTTERS
1156
AFFORDABLE
DRYWALL
HEATING/COOLING
INSTALL & REPAIR
Gas floor furnaces,
Empire wall furnaces,
space heaters, gas
logs, ventless heaters.
Joe Thweatt
554-1208, 217-4027
Lic.#M00651
Professional Hanging
& Finishing; Painting
Specializing in
Remodels &
Additions
270-519-6071
HOME IMPROVEMENT
& REPAIR
1162
AFFORDABLE
INSTALLATION &
REPAIR
Roofing, Windows,
Seamless Gutters We Install It All!
618-638-2056
(Paducah Based)
PREMIER
HOUSE WORKS
Home Remodeling
& Repairs
Bathroom
Specialists
270-816-3053
Kennedy
Construction
•Custom Carpentry
•New Construction
•Remodel
•Ceramic Tile
•Hardwood Floors
General Contracting
Licensed & Insured
270-519-9805
MINDSPRING
442-3360
We can solve
your addition,
renovation,
and design
build needs.
New Homes
Additions
Remodeling
Vinyl Siding
Replacement Windows
Garages • Decks
Carports • Any Type
of Home Repair
Licensed • Insured
Kevin Rose
Construction
462-8285
MEDICAL/DENTAL
0220
FOUR RIVERS Internal Medicine is currently expanding and
accepting applications for office nurse.
Must be LPN with
current KY license
preferably with EMR
experience. We offer
excellent benefits,
401K and health insurance. Fax resume
to 450-0729.
MEDICAL/DENTAL
FTE RN
for Emergency
Room/ICU.
Shift-Various. This
position would be responsible for the
nursing care of patients in the emergency room /ICU and
directing other assigned personnel in
their care. Knowledge of nursing principles and procedures with special
knowledge of the
emergency patient,
monitoring equipment, emergency
medications, inhalation therapy, intravenous therapy, EKG,
and sterile technique. Must be able
to react quickly in an
efficient manner and
be a team player.
State License, RN,
CPR certification,
ACLS, BLS & PALS
preferred.
Send resume to
Jeannie Lee,
Director of Human
Resources,
Marshall County
Hospital,
P. O. Box 630,
Benton, KY 42025
EOE
LAKE Way Nursing
& Rehabilitation Center is currently accepting applications
for a Staff Development Coordinator.
Must be an RN licensed in the state
of Kentucky and prefer MOI certification.
We offer an excellent
benefit package. Apply in person at Lake
Way Nursing & Rehabilitation Center,
2607 Main Street,
Benton, KY 42025.
No phone calls
please. EOE/AAE
MILLS HEALTH &
REHAB currently has
the following positions open:
*Scheduler/Evening
Supervisor
*RN-Staff Nurse
*LPN-Staff Nurse
*SRNA-State Registered Nurse Aides
Apply in person at
500 Beck Lane, Mayfield, KY 42066.
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PADUCAH’S BEST
Windows - $175 Installed
Vinyl Siding, Gutters
Pressure Washing, Roofing
Pole Barns, Rent-A-Husband
No Job Too Big or Small
270-564-5770
270-442-0809
PO W LEY
CO N TRACTIN G
& CO N SULTIN G
0220
MEDICAL/DENTAL
LAKE Way Nursing
& Rehabilitation Center is currently accepting applications
for a full-time afternoon LPN position.
We also offer an excellent benefit package. Must be licensed in the State
of Kentucky. Apply in
person at Lake Way
Nursing & Rehab
Center, 2607 Main
St., Hwy 641 S, Benton, KY 42025. EOE/
AAE, NO PHONE
CALLS PLEASE
LAKE Way Nursing
and Rehab Center
now has a part-time
position for an experienced dietary aide
for nursing home environment. Must be
able to work days,
afternoons & weekends. Apply in person at Lake Way
Nursing and Rehab
Center, 2607 Main
Street, Benton, KY.
No phone calls
please, EOE/AAE
RIVER'S Bend is
currently looking for
CNAs to fill positions
that range from Monday-Friday 6a-2p &
2p-10p, to weekends
6a-6p & 6p-6a.
Please contact Kim
Shoulders at 3882868 ext. 212 or apply within, 300 Beech
St., Kuttawa, KY.
PRECISION
CONTRACTING
& REMODELING
For all your home
improvements & new
construction projects.
No Job Too Small.
Free Estimates.
Licensed & Insured.
Quality Work at a
Fair Price.
270-559-0162
TAP'S Home
Improvement &
Home Repair
Concrete Carpentry
Plumbing Flooring
Roofing Etc.
(Answers Monday)
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OUTFIT RODENT
Answer: After the success of his Model T, Henry expanded
his business because he could — AFFORD TO
BULLSEYE
LAWN CARE
Weekly Lawn
Mowing Service
Dependable grass
mowing, weedeating,
edging & trimming
FREE ESTIMATES
No Contracts
Required
COMMERCIAL
& RESIDENTIAL
Serving Paducah,
McCracken &
N. Graves Co.
270-970-3095
D&R Lawn
Service
*Mowing* Trimming
*Leaf Removal
*Free Estimates
270-217-0112
D. PRINCE
LAWN CARE
Let me handle your
lawn care needs
25% off first cut
Call for free estimates
270-816-6987
Spring Clean Up
Free Estimates
Mulching • Mowing
Shrub Trimming
270-705-1862
11 yrs. experience
Hernandez
1198
LAWN/LANDSCAPE/
TREE SVC
ADORE LAWN
& LANDSCAPING
Fall Cleanup, Leaf
Removal, Trimming,
Mulching, Overseeding, Hedge Trimming
270-554-2426
270-933-8869
0224
TECHNICAL
COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNICIAN
(Job #IRC1092)
Utility seeks a Communications Technician. The Communications Technician
will ensure operation
of and perform maintenance on the following systems: Digital Microwave Radio
System, OC-3 Sonet
Multiplexers, T1
Channel
Banks,
DACS Cross-Connect Equipment, Fiber Optic Equipment,
SCADA
RTUʼs,
Power Line Carrier
Equipment, TwoWay Radio Equipment, Teleprotection
Units for Protective
Relaying Applications, Telemetering
Equipment, Telephone PBX Equipment. Job requires a
minimum of three
years of related experience and a minimum of 620 hours of
formal
training.
Travel within service
area and occasional
out of town overnight
stays are requirements. Employee will
need to be available
for emergency call in
work.
Employee
must reside within 35
mile radius of the
workplace within six
months of employment date. Send resume (include job
number) by March
23 to:
Human Resources
P.O. Box 24
0232
Ans:
LAWN/LANDSCAPE/
TREE SVC
270-252-4908
cgibson@
bigrivers.com
EOE
Now arrange the circled letters
to form the surprise answer, as
suggested by the above cartoon.
1198
JS Lawn Care
Henderson, KY 42419
GENUTO
Yesterday’s
HOME IMPROVEMENT
& REPAIR
2 7 0 -2 1 0 -0 0 7 3
Since 1976
0220
1162
GENERAL HELP
BASS player wanted
for hard rock band.
Call Ron at 618-5244694 or 618-6380140 or Ralph at
618-524-8155.
CAR wash attendant,
full-time. 556-6607.
AVON: $8-15/hour.
Full or PT. 703-2866.
Lawn &
Landscaping
270-933-7582
0232
GENERAL HELP
DRUMMER & bass
player (including upright) needed for selected dates. Professional resumes only
to: info@grandrivers
variety.com.
EXPERIENCED auto
body Repairman
and/or auto body
Helper. Only apply
between 4-5pm at
937 Jefferson St.
FINISH LINE
Car Wash & Detail is
accepting applications for Attendants.
We're growing & promoting from within &
are hiring people
looking to advance.
Open
Interview,
Tues. 3/13 1-4pm.
You can pick up application in advance
or fill one out there.
Apply in person 3516
Clarks River Rd.
FUN JOB! Looking
for 10 sharp guys &
girls, 18-25 for travel
to major cities in
Florida, New York &
California. 2 weeks
paid training, $400500/week.
Contact Wretha
570-951-1214
MACHINING
TempsPlus has IMMEDIATE permanent openings for
machining positions.
Positions are located
in Graves Co., KY.
Must be able to successfully pass background check and
drug screen. Please
send resume to
christy.massie@temps
plus.net or call 270444-0030 to schedule an appointment
for an interview.
EOE, no fees.
NEEDED immediately highly motivated
individual
seeking employment
as a Collection Service Rep in a competitive work environment with great earning potential. Send
resume to csmith@
credit-bureau.com
1198
LAWN/LANDSCAPE/
TREE SVC
LAWN, GUTTERS,
HAULING
LAWN CARE, MOWING,
WEEDEATING,
LEAF REMOVAL, ETC.
GUTTERS CLEANED
MINOR REPAIR
(270) 443-9633
MIKE'S TRACTOR
& LAWN SERVICE
*Driveways repaired
*Topsoil & fill dirt
*Yard overseeding
*Gravel-red or white
hauled & spread
270-462-3662
270-519-2410
Patrick's
Lawn &
Landscape
FREE ESTIMATES
270-462-3009
270-559-1628
S&E
LAWN & TREE SERVICE
Cutting • Hauling
Stump Removal
Insured
441-2111 or 554-4521
1200
TREE SERVICE
Ace Tree Service
& Stump Removal
Aerial Bucket Truck
Insured
Free Estimates
1200
TREE SERVICE
GP PAINTING
RICHARD’S
TREE SERVICE
RUSHING’S
PAINTING &
DRYWALL
Trimming, Removal
& Stump Grinding
Lowest prices in town!
•Free Estimates
•Licensed & Insured
270-816-5488
1210
MASONRY
PEIFER
MASONRY
Brick, Block, Stone
Insured & Licensed
No Job Too Small
559-6252
1222
MOVERS
Lakeland
House Movers
Formerly MC Ruggles
Housemoving
FREE ESTIMATES
Office
270-527-8532
Kenneth Baker
270-703-3286
John Coffenberry
898-8733
LITTLE'S
PURCHASE
-AREAMOVERS
0232
GENERAL HELP
Marine
Maintenance
Tech
for commercial marine service & equipment company in
Kevil, KY. Work includes HVAC, refrig.,
and electrical. Must
have HVAC or electrical experience.
Fax Resume to
270-655-8424 or
Email to info@
acplusmarine.com
Master of
Towing Vessel
Parker Towing Company, Inc. a southeastern tow boat and
barge
company
based in Tuscaloosa,
Alabama is accepting applications for
wheelhouse positions. A valid USCG
license/MMC
as
Master of Towing
Vessels with Western Rivers and Inland Waters endorsements is required. Experience
on the Tenn-Tom
and Warrior Tombigbee Waterways is
helpful. Parker Towing Company, Inc.
offers a competitive
wage with bonus and
vacation plans and
an excellent benefits
package; including
health, dental, life,
long term disability
insurances, 401(k)
defined contribution
plan with company
match and profit
sharing.
For further
information contact
HR Dept. at
(205) 391-1127 or
email HR@
parkertowing.com
NOW hiring Lube
Shop Manager in
Paducah area. Must
have automotive
service management
experience. Send resume to Lubes, Inc.,
PO Box 8016, Paducah, KY 42002.
PERSONAL Care
Services Company
needs caregiver to
work with in-home
clients. 24-36 hours
a week, weekends
necessary. Email interest to: ck755@
comfortkeepers.com.
PAINT/WALLCOVER
PRO AFFORDABLE
TREE SERVICE
*The Best Prices!
*High Quality Work
*Fast Response
*Free Estimates
*Licensed/Insured
270-366-2033
270-559-7635
TREE & STUMP
REMOVAL
Aerial Bucket Truck
FULLY INSURED
FREE ESTIMATES
270-933-3086
1228
LET US DO THE
HEAVY LIFTING!
270-564-6168
0232
GENERAL HELP
NOW Hiring, Full &
Part time at Patti's in
Grand Rivers. Need
Gift Shop personnel,
Hosts,
Servers,
Salad Persons, Dishwasher, Prep Cooks,
Cooks, & all kitchen
personnel. Please
apply in person and
ask for manager.
0240
SKILLED TRADE
MILLWRIGHT workers, mechanics &
welders. Great benefits, some travel. Apply within, SMS Machine, 1619 US Hwy
60, Ledbetter, KY.
898-3738.
PADUCAH POWER
SYSTEM is seeking
a Fiber Technician to
work in its growing fiber department installing and maintaining its fiber optic
lines and equipment
throughout western
Kentucky. Must be
willing to relocate to
McCracken County,
Kentucky. Paducah
Power System is an
EOE and pays competitive wages. Interested applicants may
apply at the Paducah
Career Center located at 416 S. 6th
Street, Paducah,
Kentucky through
March 14. Please include a resume with
application. Interviewees will be
asked to provide an
education transcript.
No applications or
resumes will be accepted at Paducah
Power Systemʼs office. EOE, m/f
WANTED: Small engine mechanic. Call
Richard's Small Engines, Inc., 554-4250
0244
TRUCKING
DRIVERS needed
for local company.
Must have Class A
CDL & 3 yrs. experience. Based out of
Paducah, KY. 618997-9495, Kenny.
TRUCK Driver Needed-Seasonal or FullTime, CDL required,
for semi or spreader
truck. For details call
270-988-3968.
For All Your
Professional
Painting Needs
*Fully Established
*Fully Insured
*Free Estimates
(270) 519-5104
20 Years Experience
Excellent References
Wallpaper hanging &
removal; plaster repairs;
drywall hanging &
finishing; painting interior/exterior.
Free Estimates
270-210-8580, 898-3765
ROOFING
1276
Affordable Home
Improvement
Specializing in
ALL your home
improvement needs.
(Roofing, Flooring,
Repairs, etc.)
Insured
Free Estimates
Scott, 270-309-3025
COWBOY UP
Metal Roofing
Will Beat
Any Contractor's
Price By 10%
*Free Estimates
*Insured
270-705-5799
270-382-2345
HINES
ROOFING
35 Years Experience
~ INSURED ~
All Work Guaranteed
443-6338
556-5474
0244
TRUCKING
1276
ROOFING
KLAPP ROOFING
CO., INC.
Residential & Commercial
Reroofs & Repairs
Free Estimates
Licensed & Insured
★ Wind Damage
Insurance Claims Welcome
270-331-3574
Low Prices
High Quality
MALLORY
CONSTRUCTION
Any Job. Any Size
Call us today!
270-493-2910
REPAIR or
REPLACE
•Floors
•Roofs
217-2872
1306
SERVICES
Transmission
Repairs
ALL TYPES
Tom Allen
210-1550
Allen Auto Sales
PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE DIRECTORY
PEST CONTROL
1824
STORY’S PEST
CONTROL
Over 30 years
experience serving
Southern Illinois &
Western Kentucky
618-524-3973
0260
RESTAURANT
Hiring Class A
Drivers
Teams & Solos
SIGN ON BONUS
TEAMS / $10,000
SOLO / $3,000
3 Years OTR Experience. Age 24+.
Great Weekly Pay,
Benefits, Bonus Programs. Volvoʼs w/53
ft. Dry Van. Midwest
Routes. 10cpm Extra
for Canada Runs.
Call TNi
1-866-378-5071
www.tri-nat.com
TIRED of OTR?
Local Driver
25 Years
2 yrs. exp. CDL
Clean MVR
Apply in person w/
copy of MVR/CDL at
1442 Bloom Ave.,
Paducah, KY 42003.
barry-kytf@
comcast.net
Truck Drivers
Henry & Henry, Inc.
Hiring Exp. Drivers:
Good Driving Record
Pass DOT Drug
Screen
6 Paid Holidays
Retirement Plan
Home Weekends
Company Paid
Health Insurance
Apply at Henry &
Henry, Inc.
207 Sturgis Rd.,
Marion KY.
or call 270-965-4514
0256
HOTEL/MOTEL
FRONT DESK help
needed. Apply in
person, Days Inn,
Calvert City, I-24,
Exit 27.
0260
RESTAURANT
JASMINE
THAI & SUSHI BAR
Now seeking experienced managers w/2
yrs. of experience.
cravejasmine.com
to apply or call
270-973-1243
FULL-TIME line cook
with benefits. Salary
commensurate with
experience. Apply in
person, Country Club
of Paducah, 6500
Turnberry Drive.
Do You Like To Make
Lots of Dough?
We Do!
We’re Making It At
PIZZA INN!
ATTENTION
DRIVERS!
If you like making
money and want your
slice of the action Pizza Inn is looking
for you!
You get cash nightly!
You can earn up to
$17.50 per hour with
tips & mileage! You
get a flexible schedule
- full or part-time
hours, pizza discounts, and a fun
place to call work!
You bring an insured
car and good driving
record, be 18 and
ready to roll in the
dough, and we’ll be
ready to talk to you!
Apply in person at
the following location:
1001 Joe Clifton Dr.
DOMINO'S PIZZA is
now accepting applications for its Management program
and Drivers. We offer
AFLAC, Dental &
Health insurance. A
simple IRA plan with
company matching
funds. With over 25
years experience offering great training
& opportunities to
advance. Entry level
management begins
at $8.00. Drivers average $10-$16 per
hour - take home
cash daily. Must be
18 years old with
valid drivers license
& insurance.
Apply in person at
any Paducah
Domino's location.
EXP. Grill Cook
Needed. Full-Time
with Benefits. Apply
in person at the
Green Turtle Bay Accounting Office Tues
- Fri 9 -12 or 1 - 4.
OASIS Southwest
Grill is hiring exp.
servers & cook, fulltime. Apply within, no
phone calls. I-24 Exit
40, Kuttawa.
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IN WITH THE NEW.
$1,000 LINCOLN EXCHANGE BONUS
WHETHER YOU LEASE OR PURCHASE.
2LCBL05740
3LCR814082
2012 LINCOLN MKX
499
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FOR
MONTHS
FOR 39
XX MONTHS
LINCOLN
LINCOLN AFS
AFS RED
RED CARPET
CARPET LEASE
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$499
$X,XXXDUE
DUEAT
AT SIGNING
SIGNING
2012 LINCOLN MKZ
SECURITY
DEPOSIT WAIVED.
AFTER $X,XXX
CASH EXCLUDES
BACK.
TAXES, TITLE AND LICENSE FEES.
SECURITY DEPOSIT WAIVED. EXCLUDES
TAXES, TITLE AND LICENSE FEES.
1,000 LINCOLN EXCHANGE BONUS
PLUS $
439
XXX
$
A MONTH
39 MONTHS
MONTHS
FOR XX
LINCOLN AFS RED CARPET LEASE1
$439 DUE
$X,XXX
DUEAT
AT SIGNING
SIGNING
$2,530CASH
CASH
BACK
AFTER $X,XXX
BACK.
SECURITY
WAIVED.
EXCLUDES
SECURITYDEPOSIT
DEPOSIT
WAIVED.
EXCLUDES
TAXES,
LICENSE
FEES.
TAXES,TITLE
TITLEAND
AND
LICENSE
FEES.
1,000 LINCOLN EXCHANGE BONUS
PLUS $
2
2
4 YEARS/50,000 MILES OF COMPLIMENTARY MAINTENANCE ON EVERY NEW LINCOLN.3
DTOW
UCAH
APA
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N L I N CO L N
123
3476Main
Park Street
Avenue
Anytown,
USA 00000
Paducah, Kentucky
42001
888.555.1212
270.444.0011
anytownlincoln.com
www.paducahlincoln.com
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MKX 39 month red carpet lease with approval through Lincoln AKS. MSRP 40,290 - Selling price 38,030. Payments based on 2.25 APR for 39 mo and 10,500 allowable miles per year. Residual value 21,354. Tax, title and license
not included in payment or amount due at signing. 1st payment of $499 due up front.
MKZ 39 month red carpet lease with approval through Lincoln AKS. MSRP 36,895 - Selling price 34,737 less 2500 cash back. Payments based on 2.5% APR for 39 mo. AWD 10,500 miles per year. Residual value 18,817 Tax,
title and license not included in payment or amount due at signing. 1st payment of $439 due up front.
0260
RESTAURANT
TOKYO HIBACHI
hiring Bartenders &
Servers. Apply at
3535 James Sanders
Blvd., 933-1900.
0264
CHILD CARE
0320
CATS/DOGS/PETS
JACK Russell puppies, 2 F, 1 M, $50
each. 554-3854.
MINI long-hair Dachshund female, 1 yr.,
$250. 618-638-3812
Easter Seals West
Kentucky now hiring
a full-time
Infant Teacher.
Responsibilities include providing daily
routine care for infants, creating a
safe/nurturing environment, and completing
required
documentation including lesson plans.
CDA and/or experience in child care
preferred. Competitive benefits available.
Apply at 801 N. 29th
Street in Paducah.
Applications due by
March 23, 2012.
EOE
NOTE TO PARENTS: Kentucky
State Law requires licensing for child care
facilities providing
care for 4 or more
children not related
to the licensee by
blood, marriage or
adoption.
NORWEGIAN Elk
Hound & Blond Lab
needs good home,
two 3 yr old females,
all shots, wonderful
good-natured, loving
dogs! 270-217-6640,
lv. message.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
REG. Balancer Bulls,
all black yearlings,
ready to breed cows.
Exc. EPDs & production data. JenJoe
Farms, 270-2100254.
0276
LIQUOR license, reduced. 832-0233
PETS
0320
CATS/DOGS/PETS
AKC Boxer flashy, M
$200, 442-1979.
AKC Boxer pups,
ready 3/14, $350,
taking dep. 356-6806
AUSTRALIAN Shepherd male, ready to
train, 270-472-1935.
CHIHUAHUAS, CKC
pedigree, M&F, 1st
shots/ wormed, 12
wks., Ready 3/13. M
$150 +, F $200 +.
534-0128.
CKC Siberian Huskies, 1 M, 2 F, 14 wk.
old. 270-705-3801.
CKC Toy Poodles,
270-554-4308.
DACHSHUND puppies, 2 male/1 female, 618-524-9468
FREE KITTENS TO
GOOD HOMES,
270-933-7518
SMALL brindle English Bull Dog female,
6 mos. old, $1,000.
270-334-3466.
FARM
0430
FEED/FERTILIZER
ROUND Bales mixed
or Bermuda Square
bales. 270-705-0417
COW FEED
Cotton Gin Trash,
Semi-Truck Loads
731-676-0857
0450
LIVESTOCK
SHEEP herd for
sale, Hampshire
breed, 350 lbs. ea.,
$250 ea. animal, discount for 10 or more.
270-436-5933.
0470
FARM EQUIPMENT
NH 855 Round
Baler, 270-705-0417
MERCHANDISE
0503
AUCTION SALES
Col. Paul Wilkerson
& Sons Real Estate/
Auction, Lowes, KY
674-5659, 674-5523
0509
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
GUARANTEED
Used Appliances
1600 Irvin Cobb Dr.
443-1115
0521
LAWN & GARDEN
EQUIPMENT
2002 HUSKY, 21hp
V twin Briggs/Straton
engine, 46" cut,
heavy duty high/low
trans, $600 OBO.
Factory 4x8, 2 wheel
tilt trailer, $350 OBO.
Or $850 for both.
618-638-8567.
LIKE new 2010 J.D.,
19.5 h.p., 42" mower,
baggers & loading
ramps. $1,500. 270928-3700.
0527
SPORTING GOODS
0563
MISC. ITEMS FOR
SALE
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
GUN cabinet, 9
guns, lt. Oak, $500.
270-705-8364.
0533
FURNITURE
SOLID Cherry queen
sleigh bed, dresser,
mirror, nightstand. 7
yrs. old, new $5,000,
asking $2,200 OBO.
442-0179
TABLE & chairs
w/plant stand, $750.
442-8300, 519-7875.
0536
MISC. TICKETS
4 BRISTOL tickets
Mar. 18, face value,
between turn 4 & flag
stand. 270-388-2663
0554
WANTED TO
RENT/BUY/TRADE
HOUSE, apt. or duplex wanted, rent to
own or owner financing. Paducah, Lone
Oak Reidland close
by areas. Call or text
270-556-1877 or
660-853-2753.
JUNKED Cars, $400
& up. 270-933-8698
MATURE Adult looking to rent 2BR, duplex, w/ garage in
Lone Oak. 554-3833.
after 12 noon.
NOW BUYING
JUNK CARS
Top dollar paid.
270-408-1200
WE BUY MOST
anything! Running,
fixable, junk carstruck-van-SUV-RVATV-trailer-farm/big
equip., tools. CASH.
270-804-8333.
0563
MISC. ITEMS FOR
SALE
POOL table, regulation 4'x8', 1" slate
w/access., $1,500.
270-205-7695.
WHITE'S Metal Detectors, 898-7618.
0610
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
1BR $500, inc. gas
heat & water, 3rd
floor. 270-559-0296.
WEST END LTD
2BR, 1B Townhome
W/D hookup in kit.
2BR, 1B flat, private
storage, W/D hookup
in basement.
270-442-9258
Hours: 8-10 a.m.
Mon-Fri.
2 BR 1.5 B, $525.
270-554-2287.
BEAUTIFUL 2 BR
APT. overlooking
Tenn. River, $825/
mo. 501-454-9564.
Cardinal Point
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
UNFURNISHED
APARTMENTS
LONE OAK
1 BR, 1 B, exc., quiet
location, water paid.
554-0211, 217-5890.
2 BR, Southside,
2256 Sunset Dr.,
$450. 270-744-6722.
2142 Jefferson, all
util. paid in full.
443-3090.
228 S 17th St., $400,
lg. 1BR, appls., water pd. 618-363-1246
2BR 1B, washer/
dryer hookup, central
heat/air, Brookport
area, $550.
270-556-0939.
Beautiful home in a great neighborhood!!!
2816 Juniper Ln., Metropolis, IL
2 BR, 1 B, 2 laundry
rooms, West End
area. 444-7334. Hrs:
10-12, Mon- Fri.
F & F Leasing
Spacious 2 BR, Lone
Oak, central heat/air,
all electric. 554-8195
Irvin Cobb Apts
1 & 2 BR. Must be
62 or older, handicapped or disabled
to be eligible under
HUD Section 8 Rent
Subsidy Program. All
utilities included.
270-443-4721. EHO
LONE Oak, 2BR 1B
townhouse, water &
refuse incl., $500 +
dep. lease. 554-0602
REIDLAND, 2 BR,
$495; LEASE. NO
PETS. 898-2256.
Southgate Manor
1 BR. 270-442-6621
WHITTIER APTS.
1 BR, Sec. 8
Senior & Disabled
270-443-3809. EHO
WILLOW OAKS
1, 2, & 3 BR APTS.
All electric, laundry
room on property
270-443-4200
Hours: 1:30-4:30
Mon-Fri.
0615
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
$550/month, 1BR,
no pets, 559-0688.
W. Paducah, $400.
No pets. 744-3735.
0620
HOMES FOR RENT
1BR, No pets/ smoke
$525. 554-1149.
2BR, sunroom, carport, washer/dryer.
1902 Jackson, no
pets, $585 +deposit,
references req'd.
564-3590, 444-6094.
3BR 2B, West End,
$975. 270-519-2326.
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HOMES FOR RENT
KUTTAWA: Very
Nice! 3BR 2B brick,
deck & carport, $750
mo. + dep. No smoking. No pets. 1 year
lease. 270-388-0002
or 270-791-7776.
REIDLAND, 3 BR,
$950. 270-933-1774.
0630
DUPLEXES FOR RENT
LO, 3 BR, 2.5 B, garage, references +
dep. $975, 554-8374
2 BR, 1 B, clean, no
pets, no smoking,
$595. 270-519-1963.
0670
BUSINESS PLACES/
OFFICES
500 SQ. FT. storage
room, $100/ mo., exit
3, I-24. 443-7985.
BEAUTY salon, furnished, 3 station, util.
incl. 270-994-3126.
2320 BROADWAY
540 - 6000 sq. ft.
suite. 442-6685.
0675
MOBILE HOMES FOR
RENT
2 BR, W/D, no pets,
LO, $450+dep. Must
qualify 270-534-9087
0676
MOBILE HOME LOTS
FOR RENT
LG. lots, Locust Valley, Lone Oak, 3
mos. free, 210-5324.
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
HOMES FOR SALE
0710
2300 S. 25th, condemned, needs roofing, etc., $4,500.
618-524-2614.
4BR 2B home, 6520
Harris Rd. $195,000.
270-601-1918.
0710
HOMES FOR SALE
NEWLY remodeled 3
or 4 BR, 2 B home at
5635 Husbands Rd.
New roof, kitchen
cabinets/ appliances,
carpet. $95,000.
270-816-6845.
NEWLY remodeled 2
BR, 1 B house located at 823 N. 26th
St. Updates include
new appls., flooring,
paint, kitchen/bathroom cabinets &
countertops. Refinished original hardwood. $59,000. Will
consider lease to
own. 270-816-6845.
BEAUTIFUL 4 BR,
completely remodeled, 3.5 B, ex. lg.
kitchen, huge master, 2270 sq. ft., detached 2-car garage/
workshop, $139,900.
Farley area. 270908-4960. http://
bit.ly/739milliken
CABIN + 4 acres, on
Hopkins Rd., Murray.
$48,900. 270-3957848, 270-906-5045
CHARMING, lake
view, 2BR, deck, mid
$60's new remodel
270-853-3131,1-5pm
NEAR Baptist Hospital, 1700-1800 SF,
3BR 2B, carport,
patio, bbq pit, new
roof. 442-1421.
OPEN HOUSE
2-4pm SUNDAY
410 Lakeview Dr.,
Ledbetter.
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.
LOWERTOWN CHARMER
515 N. 8th, newly constructed in 2009, 4 BR,
2 B, 2100 sq. ft. living area includes porches,
1600 sq. ft. under super energy efficient
HVAC. Hardwoods, ventless gas FP, and wine
fridge. 1BR has private entrance for use as
commercial office or Artist space. $181,200.
Call for showing! Buyers Agents Welcome.
(270)366-1389
0710
HOMES FOR SALE
SHARPE community, Marshall Co.
school district, 3 BR,
2.5 B, lg. bonus rm.,
great rm., two 2-car
garages (attached &
detach.), lg. lot, 3100
SF. $250,000. 270832-4508, 832-1389.
VERY best buy in
Paducah! Bring your
tv, couch, bed, &
$81,500. Everything
else is here. Like
new, 3BR 1B. 270217-8796 for details.
0715
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
3BR 2.5B, 15th Fairway: Paducah Country Club, 3100 sq ft.,
270-559-9242.
0734
LOTS & ACREAGE
3 LOTS combined
w/all utils., $27,000.
Johnson Rd., Kevil.
270-816-7476,
270-816-7445.
CHOICE lot, Brookhill, all utilities. Owner/Broker, 994-1011.
0741
MOBILE HOMES FOR
SALE
02 CLAYTON 16x80,
3 BR, 2 B, EXTRA
NICE! 270-489-2525.
2001 16x60, 2 BR,
1.5 B, includes all
appliances, 2 decks,
2 sheds. Must Go!
$16,500 OBO. 270804-9439.
0767
INDUSTRIAL
40X64 BUILDING,
Quonset hut style,
18" tall, brand new,
never assembled,
$18,000. 488-3469.
0786
WANTED TO BUY
REAL ESTATE
I WILL BUY your
house, farm, estate,
commercial property,
or mobile home.
CEBBuysHomes.com,
247-2981. Pay cash/
close quickly.
TRANSPORTATION
0804
BOATS FOR SALE
1984
24'
SUN
Tracker w/70 h.p.
Evinrude & tandem
axle trailer, $3,500.
270-564-8663.
2000 Viper Cobra
bass boat, 150 Mercury Optimax, loaded, asking $13,900.
812-675-1291.
PELICAN 2 man
bass boat w/seats,
trolling motor, Eagle
depth finder, lifejackets, like new,
$650. 994-5380.
0820
CAMPERS/TRAILERS
2001 5th Wheel
Prowler
23.5m,
$5,500. 554-5351.
2011 PUMA bumperpulled 34 ft. camper,
self contained, 2
slides, used 1 time,
$22,000.
270-804-9577.
78 CHEVY 26 ft
camper, $2,500. 856
Burkhart Ln. 42003
442-8495
0832
MOTORCYCLES
'07 HD SuperGlide,
11K mi., loaded,
$11,500. 314-6913990, 618-564-2674.
2005 SUZUKI C90T,
1500cc, 29K, $6,500.
Exc. cond. 462-2775
8C • Saturday, March 10, 2012 • The Paducah Sun
paducahsun.com
paducahford.com
2011 FORD
RANGER
Stk. #11FT472
2012 FORD
F-150 XL
MSRP IS
$24,740
Stk#:12FT083
AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION
MSRP IS
$19,985
$
Dealer discount: ................................ -990
Factory rebate: ................................ -2000
Trade Assistance: ............................ -1000
***College/Military/Farm Bureau: ...... -500
$
15,495
Dealer Discount ............................ -$1,785
Factory Rebate ............................. -$1,500
**FMCC Bonus Cash ..................... -$1,000
Trade Assistance ........................... -$1,000
Bonus Cash ..................................... -$500
***College/Military/Farm Bureau ...... -$500
Selling Price........................ $15,495
$
Dealer Discount ..............................-$1,385
Factory Rebate ...............................-$2,000
**FMCC Bonus Cash ..........................-$500
College/Military/Farm Bureau .............-$500
Stk. #12FC175
19,830
2012 FORD
FOCUS
MSRP IS
$17,295
$
Dealer Discount: ............................. -$510
14,785
Factory Rebate: ............................ -$1,500
***College/Military/Farm Bureau: .... -$500
Selling Price........................ $19,830
2012 FORD F-150
SUPERCREW4X2
MSRP IS
$36,990
$
Chrome Package Discount ............ -$1,500
Dealer Discount ............................ -$3,000
**FMCC Bonus Cash ..................... -$1,000
Trade Assistance ........................... -$1,000
Factory Rebate ............................. -$3,000
***College/Farm Bureau ................... -$500
10,000 OFF
26,990
$
Selling Price....................... .$26,990
Selling Price........................ $18,455
2012 FORD
FUSION SE
MSRP IS
$24,215
Stk. #12FC160
18,455
Stk#:12FT201
Stk. #12FT046
2012 FORD
EDGE SE
MSRP IS
$29,460
25,982
$
Dealer Discount ............................... -$978
Factory Rebate ............................. -$1,000
FMCC ........................................... -$1,000
***College/Military/Farm Bureau ...... -$500
Selling Price........................ $25,982
Selling Price ....................... $14,785
**Must finance with Ford Motor Credit to qualify. With approved credit. ***Farm Bureau IL, KY, TN, MO. *For Trade Assist you must trade in a ‘95 or newer Ford or competitive make vehicle. Expires 3-31-12.
TEST DRIVE A MAZDA TODAY!
3476 PARK AVE., PADUCAH, KY • buyfromlarry.com
270-444-0011 or 1-800-455-0205
Good thru 3-31-12 only.
2011STK
MazdaCX-7
#11ZT050
All New 2013
Mazda CX-5
MSRP IS $22,985
Dealer Discount ....-$1,290
Bonus Cash ..........-$3,000
Owner Loyalty..........-$500
In Stock
Selling Price .....$17,995
$
17,995
2012
Mazda 3
STK #12ZC028
2012
Mazda 6
STK #12ZC010
MSRP IS $22035
MSRP IS $17,695
Discount ................. $1605
Dealer Engagement $1500
Bonus ....................... $500
Owner Loyalty........... $500
Dealer Discount ...... $1125
Dealer Engagement $1000
Owner Loyalty........... $500
Selling Price......$14,995
$
Selling Price .....$17,930
14,995
$
17,930
Must take delivery from Dealer stock by 3-31-12
*With approved credit through Mazda Capital Services.
3476 Park Ave., Paducah, KY buyfromlarry.com 270-444-0111 or 1-800-455-0205 Good thru 3-31-12 only
2011 CX-9
2012 FORD FOCUS
HATCH BACK, 4212 MILES
LEATHER CERTIFIED
12FC143A
P8312
23,995
17,912
$
2000 CHRYSLER
CONCORDE
12FC181A
4,330
06 DODGE RAM
1500 4X4
P81146
12,861
$
$
06 MITSUBISHI
ECLIPSE
11 TOYOTA
RAV-4
12FC194A
11,898
$
0832
MOTORCYCLES
2004 750 HONDA
Shadow, 17K, many
extras, 50 mpg mol,
$4500. 705-8364
0848
AUTO/TRUCK PARTS
& ACCESSORIES
4 TRUCK tires, used,
265R7018, Goodyear Wranglers,
$160. 705-8364.
FULL Size Truck
toolbox, silver metal,
$125. 270-832-1136.
0856
SPORT UTILITY
VEHICLES
2006 H3 Hummer,
white, 82K miles,
Good cond. $14,500.
270-556-0426.
0864
PICKUP TRUCKS FOR
SALE
0868
06 GMC Sierra 1500,
2WD Crew cab, 74K,
white. VERY CLEAN
2nd owner/ motivated seller, $16,000
OBO. 270-217-8654
0868
CARS FOR SALE
05 DODGE Stratus,
only 33K miles,
30mpg, great shape,
$8500. 556-9195.
19,212
$
CARS FOR SALE
2002 MUSTANG GT
98K miles, $6,800.
270-217-8039 or
665-5579.
0910
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
92 BMW 525 will
sale whole or for
part. Rebuilt engine,
$1500
OBO.
417-484-4658.
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Jobs! Great Pay and
Benefits. No Experience Necessary. The
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scam. To protect
yourself, call the
Federal Trade Commission toll-free,
1-877-FTC-HELP, or
visit www.ftc.gov. A
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FTC.
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LEGALS
MOST VEHICLES
UNDER $5,000
JIM NELSON
USED CARS
4030 ClarksRiver Rd
USE Less Gas! 2009
Toyota Camry HYBRID, alum. wheels,
100K warranty/hybrid
components, 58K
mi., $15,495. Call
PM: 618-524-5349.
0880
'06 Chevy Silverado
$20,000 564-4926
P8327
OFF-ROAD VEHICLES
07 SUZUKI 180 hrs,
$4,000. Call after
5pm 270-853-6517.
FINANCIAL
0910
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
SOME ads in this
classification are not
necessarily for "help
wanted" but for employment information
booklets.
0955
LEGALS
INVITATION TO BID
The Symsonia Water
District will receive
bids for the installation of two (2) new
ground water wells
150,000
gallon
ground storage, tank,
chemical building,
booster pump station, and trunk line.
Bids must be received prior to 2:00
PM (CST) on March
26, 2012, at the office of Austin Engineering, 110 South
3rd St, Paducah, KY
42001, at which time
they will be publicly
opened and read
aloud.
A
MANDATORY
$
2004 FORD
F-350 CREW CAB
06 CHEVY
TAHOE
FT091A
$
14,995
2000 DODGE
DAKOTA QUAD CAB
11FT489B
5,995
$
0955
LEGALS
PRE BID MEETING
WILL BE HELD AT
2:00 PM (CST) ON
MARCH 19, 2012 AT
THE OFFICE OF
AUSTIN
ENGINEERING.
ALL
PRIME CONTRACTORS WANTING TO
BID ON THE PROJECT MUST ATTEND.
A satisfactory Bid
Bond executed by
the bidder and acceptable sureties in
an amount equal to
five percent (5%) of
the bid shall be submitted with each bid.
Proposed forms of
Contract Documents,
Plans and Specifications are on file for
viewing at the office
of the West Kentucky
Construction Association (AGC), 2201
McCracken Blvd,
Paducah, KY 42001.
Copies of Contract
Documents, Plans
and Specifications
may be obtained at
the office of Austin
Engineering, Inc. 110
S 3rd St, Paducah,
KY 42001 (270)
442-0906. A Non-refundable Fee of
$250.00 will be required for each set of
documents obtained.
P8286A
$
12,995
2000 TOYOTA
SIENNA XLE
11FT471B
7,988
$
00 GMC SONOMA
EXT CAB
11FT561C
4,995
$
2004 CHEVY
COLORADO
P8309A
9,455
$
2011 JEEP GRAND
CHEROKEE
P8289
22,912
$
11 GRAND CARAVAN
LEATHER
P8324
17,995
$
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