Lexington Herald and Leader, Lexington, Nov. 27, 1974 A-1 LEGALS A-11 CHILD CARE 13 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 13 HELP WANTED Obituaries Information in obituary notices is furnished by the Mortuaries. Local BALLARD, Jacqueline Faye, 6, 1555 Kilkenny, Court, Tuesday. a native of Lexington, the daughter of Mrs. Judy Marie, Dotson Johnson, Lexington, and James Millard Ballard, Paris.
Survived by two brothers, James Arthur Ballard and Julius Richard Johnson sister, Melissa Lynn Johnson; grandparents, Mr. maternal, Dotson, Lexington: paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ballard, Paris, Friends may call at Whitehall Funeral after 11 a.m. Thursday.
DAVIS, Larry, 25. formerly of Lexington, died unexpectedl last night in Columbus, Ohio, of a heart attack. A native of Fayette County, he was the son of George and Alice Davis and member of the Union Grove Baptist Church, Columbus. He was a graduate of Central State College, Wilburforce, Ohio, and a teacher in the Columbus School System. Besides his parents he is survived by, two brothers, Nathaniel and Davis, paternal grandmother, Mrs.
Mary E. Davis, Fort Springs; a number of aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The family may be reached at 1-614-252-8053 Columbus. MOBERLY, Rick Joe, 20, Route 8, Lexington, died Tuesday.
He was the son of Mrs. Ruth McMillian Moberly Stivers, Fayette County, and Joseph N. Moberly, Danville; two sisters, Mary Ann and Pamela Lynn Moberly; brother, Michael Kent Moberly, all of Fayette County; two half-brothers, Garrett Jones, Georgetown, Jones, Lexington; Shirlenal grandmother, Mrs. Anna Slone, Lexington; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Hattie Moberly, Garrard County.
Friends may call at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home after 7 p.m. this evening. PARKER, Howard 53. 512 Wanstead Way, died this morning at St. Joseph Hospital.
He WaS a quality for IBM. Born in analerson County, he was the son of the late Granville and Elizabeth Thompson Parker and was a member of Arlington Christian Church. Survived by his wife Mrs. Mildred Hall Parker: two sons. Howard Ernest Parker a nd Stephen Granville Parker.
both of Lexington; brother. Harlan Parker, Placentia, five grandchildren: Brian, Timothy, Stevie, Amy and Stephanie Parker. all of Lexington: uncle, Scott Parker, Lexington: two aunts, Mrs. R. L.
Anderson and Mrs. Charles Bunton, both of Harrodsburg. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Kerr Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Hillerest Memorial Park. Friends may call after 1 p.m.
Friday. SMITH, Aaron. J. 33, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and the late.
Jasper Smith, Monday 7:10 expired, at home. He was a native of Lexington, was a former member of the East Second Street Christian Church, Lexington, and current member of the Third Christian Church, Louisville. He attended the Fayette County Public Schools graduating from Douglas High School in 1961. He later attended Kentucky State University. He was 2 graduate student at the University of Louisville.
He was formerly employed as an investigator at the Public Defender's office in Louisville, 'and had several past experiences in Social Service activities. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Clara 0. Smith; two daughters, Andrea and Adrienne Smith; Mother, Mrs. Elizabeth G.
Smith; five sisters, Mrs. Bettye Collins, Saskatoon, Sask. Canada, LaVerne Smith. New York, Ruth Henderson. Cincinnati, Mrs.
Ann Thomas and Mrs. Lula Brooks, both of Lexington; four brothers, Andrew W. Smith, Chicago, Michael Smith, Frankfort, Elmer and Uranus Smith, both of Lexington; Father and Mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Waymon Owsley, Louisville; three uncles, Andrew Gentry, Louisville, 'Letcher Gentry and Rev.
A. S. Gentry, Lexington; one aunt. Mrs. Leona Lyons, Cleveland, four sisters-in-law: a number Ohio; five, brothers-in-law; of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at the East Second Street Christian Church. Friends may call at Smith and Smith. funeral Home 5-9 p.m. Friday.
The family may reached at 564 Charlotte Court at the residence of his Mother. Phone 254-7271. WASHINGTON, Mrs. Millie Haskins. 703B Charlotte Court, died Tuesday night at her residence.
She was a native of Fayette County, and the daughter of the late Richard and Amanda Naylor Haskins. She was a member of Main WANT AD INFORMATION OR SUNDAY 1 Day 3 Days 4 Days 7 Days 18c 38c 42c 49C Day $2.70 3 Days $5.70 Days $6.30 7 Days $7,35 Prices are for consecutive insertions only; irregular or skipday insertions take the one day rate. Automobiles, real estate, rentals and business ads are charged at the rate of 50c per line per day. Minimum charge $2.30. 2 per cent discount if paid in advance.
Minimum charge 15 words or less. Minimum Space 3 lines. Want Ad Index 00-TODAY'S AUCTIONS A-1-LEGALS 1-LOST AND FOUND 2-ANNOUNCEMENTS (a)-Personals (5)-Child Care (c) -Professional Service (d) -Cards of Thanks (e) -In Memoriam 3-HELP WANTED (a)-instruction Schools 4-EMPLOYMENT WORD RATE DAILY 5-EMPLOYMENT WANTED 6-BUSINESS SERVICES (a)-Moving and Storage (b)-Repairing (c)-Painting, Papering Decorating (4)-Furniture Repairing, Upholstering 7-COAL-FUEL 8-FINANCIAL (a)-Money to (b)-Small Loan Licenses (c)-Miscellaneous Loans id)-Wanted to Borrow 9-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 10-MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 11-MERCHANDISE FOR SALE -Boats and Motors (b)-Antiques (c)-Plants Fertilizers id) -Farm Items (e)-Heavy Machinery 12-LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES (a) -Pets Supplies 13-WHERE TO GO 14-WANTED TO RENT 15-ROOMS FOR RENT With Board (b)-Nursing--Rest Homes 16-APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED (a)-Apartments Furnisheo 17-HOUSES FOR RENT (a) -Suburban Fer Rent (b)-Garages For Rent (c) -Camps and Cottages (d) -Miscellaneous For Rent (e)-Trailers For Rent 18-HOUSES FOR SALE (a)-Suburban For Sale (b)-Investment Property (c)-Real Estate For Exchange (d) -Real Estate Loans (e)-Out-of-State Property 19-- -BUSINESS LOCATIONS 20-FARMS FOR SALE 21-FARMS FOR RENT 22-LOTS and ACREAGE 23-REAL ESTATE WANTED Wanted 24 AUCTIONS 10) -Acreage Wanted (b) Mobile Homes (c) -Campers- Travel Trailers $5 MITOMOBILESTRUCKS Parts Accessories (b' -Automobile Loans (r) Automobile Insurance Cars A-1 LEGALS A-1 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given by the Lexington- Fayette Urban County Government that bids will be reco'ved in the Office of the Purchasing Agent for fifteen (15) voting machines for the Division of Elections; and nine (9) truck chassis for e-rhane truck bodies, four (4) tandem truck chassis for the Division of Refuse Collection. Rid forme specifications may be obtained from the Office cf the Purchasing Agent and said bids will be opened in that office at 10:00 A.M.. EST on December 16, 1974.
The Urban County Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dean Hunter Jr. Chief Administrative Officer PUBLISHED: November 27. 1974 Lexinaton Leader CLASSIFIED. Street Baptist Church.
Survived by two sisters, Mrs. Allean H. Dickison, Mrs. Bessic Lee Darling; four nieces, Mrs. Frances Haley, Jamaica, N.Y.
Ms. Lillian Robinson, Mrs. Virginia all' of Lexington; Mrs. Elizabeth Edmonds, Bowling Green; two nephews, Richard Jenkins and William Darling; a number of greatnieces and nephews. Smith and Smith Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
CRETH, Mrs. Mary E. age 88, of Jacksontown, Versailles, expired Tuesdy morning at her residence after a short illness. A native of Woodford and a member of the AME County, Church. Versailles, she was president emeritus of Stewardess Board No.
1 and the daughter of the late Jacob and America Caise. Survivers are eight daughters, Mrs. Leola Estill and Mrs. Ethel Kennedy, both of Louisville, Mrs. Betty Wesley Ossining, N.Y., Mrs.
Eva Collins, Mrs. Estelle Middleton, Mrs. Christine Collins, Miss. Juanita Creth and Mrs. Shirley Wesley, all of Versailles, two sisters, Mrs.
Bessie Wilson, Versailles and Miss Ora J. Caise, Frankfort, four brothers, Louis and William all of Versailles and Andrew Caise, Lexington, seven grandchildre six greatgrandchildren and other relatives. Services 1 p.m. Friday at the St. Paul M.
E. Church, Versailles, by Rev. C. T. Buchanan assisted by Rev.
C. L. Adams. Burial in Steele Cemetery. Friends may call at the J.
K. Hobbs Funeral Home, Versailles, after p.m. Thursday. The body will be taken to the church 11 a.m. Friday to lie in state until the time of service.
HAYES. James Services will be held 11. 9.111. Friday at the Smith and Smith Chapel with Rev. Leonard Davis officiating.
Burial in Lebanon National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel 5-9 p.m. Thursday. A-1 LEGALS A-1 SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF Venditioni Exponas to me directed, which issued from the office of the clerk of Fayette Circuit Court in favor Robert A. Caldwell and against T.
Richard Lacy and Geraldine Lacy will on the 27th day of November, 1974 at the hour of 11:00 a.m. at Clay Wachs Stock Yards, Inc. 845 Anglin Ave. expose to public sale a 1969 Chamberlain Trailer and will proceed to sell said Trailer to satisfy said Venditioni Exponas and all costs thereon to the highest and best bidder. TERMS CASH.
Sale subject to all prior recorded leins and mortgages. ED HAHN, SHERIFF FAYETTE COUNTY INVITATION FOR BIDS The Urban Renewal and munity Development Agency Danville, Kentucky will receive Bids for the Restoration and Preservation of Fisher's Row, Watts Bell House, Schoolhouse and Goldsmith House Danville, Kentucky until 2:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time on the day of December, 1974, at City Hall, West Main Street, Danville Kentucky at which time and place Bids will be publicly opened read aloud. Bids are invited on a General Contract including all mechanical and electrical work. All Bids must be on a lump sum basis; segregated bids will not be accepted.
Bids shall include the demolition, restoration and preservation of four historical buildings listed above. Contract Documents, Including Drawings and Technical Specifications, will be available and are on file at the office of Hill Halley, Architects, Danville, Kentucky and Parham Henry Baker, Architect, A.1.A. Lexington Kentucky and the Danville Urban Renewal Agency, 120 North Third Street, Danville, Kentucky. Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained from the office of Hill-Halley Architects, Danville, Kentucky and Parham Henry Baker, Lexington, Kentucky, by depositing $35.00 for each set of Documents obtained. Each such deposit will So be refunded if the Drawings and Contract Documents are returned good condition within 10 days after Bid openingg.
A certified check or bank draft, payable to the order of the Urban Renewal and Community Development Agency of Danville, Kentucky, neogitable U.S. Government bonds (at par value) or a satisfactory Bid Bond executed by the Bidder and an acceptable surely, in amount equal to five per cent cent) of the total of Bid for per Rehabilitation of Real Property shall be submitted with each bid. Attention is called to the fact that not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Contract Documents must be paid on this Project, and that the Contractor must insure that employees and applicants for employment are not discriminated against because their race, color, religion, sex, national origin. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Kentucky-American Water Company, a Kentucky Corporation, did on November 12, 1974, file with the Public Service Commission Kentucky, at Frankfort, Kentucky, a Notice of Adjustment of Rates to become effective for service supplied from and after December 3, 1974. Said adiusted rates, as proposed applicable in all territories served by the Company, exceptina and excluding only Company's West Scott County Division, the territorv formerly served by the West Scott County Water District are 85 follows: SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO.
1 APPLICABLE Applicable to all customers in the City of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, and contiguous territory hereto, excluding the West Scott County Division. AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE Available for residential, commercial, and industrial meter service. METER RATES The following shall be the rates for monthly and quarterly consumption, subject to the minimum charges provided for herein. Cubic feet per Rate Month Quarter Per Cubic feet For the first 5,000 15,000 .885 For the next 30 ,000 90.000 .641 For the next 300,000 900,000 .372 For all over 335,000 1,005,000 .246 MINIMUM CHARGES All metered general water service customers shall pay a minimum charge based on the size of meter installed. Such minimum charge will entitle the customer to as much water as the charge will pay for at the scheduled meter rates.
Water used in excess of such amount will be billed at the meter rate schedule Minimum Charge Per Size of Meter Month Quarter 2.63 7.39 3.94 11.82 6.55 19.65 13.16 39 48 21.06 63.18| 45.52 136.56| 69.48 208.44 146.20 438.60 SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 2 APPLICABLE Applicable to all customers in the City of Lexington, Fayette County, and contiquous territory Kentucky excluding the West Scott County Division. AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE Municipal and county rate available only for all water furnished to the City of Lexington, County of Fayette and the Fayette County of Education METER RATES Rate Per 100 Cubic Feet For all water used ,447 MINIMUM CHARGES None SERVICE CLASSIFICATION NO. 3 APPLICABLE Applicable to all customers in the City of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky and contiquous territory thereto excluding the west Scott County Division, AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE Available for municipal or private fire connections used exclusively for fire protection purposes. RATES Rate Size of Service Per Annum inch diameter 104.00 inch diameter 207.00 8 inch diameter 415.00 12 inch diameter.
829.00 MINIMUM CHARGES See above rates. SPECIAL PROVISIONS No charge shall be made for water used in extinquishing accidental fires or for Underwriters tests, and water shall not be drawn from a private fire service connection for any the purposes. CLASSIFICATION NO. APPLICABLE to all customers in the Applicable City of Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky and other contiguous thereto excluding the West Division AVAILABILITY OF SERVICE Available for municipal or private connections used exclusively for fire protection purposes. RATES Rate Per annum For each public fire hydrant tracted or ordered by City, County, State or or Federal Institutions Agencies $105.00 For each private fire hydrant conby industries or private institutions 105.00 For each water customer whose premises is located within not 1,000 contracted feet of private hydrant for by industries or private institutions, as measured along streets or roads, in advance 4.47 Any person desiring further information with respect to said the proposed rates may contact Company's officer, at the address given below or the Public Service Commission of Kentucky at Frankfart, Kentucky.
NOTICE is further given that a hearing will be held in the offices of the Public Service Commission, 24th Floor, Capital Plaza Tower, Frankfort, Kentucky, on the 16th day of December, 1974 at the hour of 9:00 A.M.. Eastern Standard Time, to determine the reasonableness of the proposed rates. KENTUCKY-AMERICAN WATER COMPANY 2300 Richmond Road Lexington, Kentucky Notice is hereby given that the Board of Education of Fayette County offers for sale to the highest bidder the improvements only of the I former Shelby School and the concrete block outbuilding located behind the school, said school and outbuilding being situated on Jacks Creek Pike in Fayette County. This offer of sale does not include the real estate or any right or title thereto, but concerns solely the above improvement. The successful bidder will be required to completely within remove 60 days the above improvement from the date of acceptance of the bid by the Board of Education of Fayette County.
Sealed bids for the above Improvements will be received at the business office of the Board of Education, 400 Lafayette Parkway, Lexington, Kentucky, on or before 1:30 pm EST, Tuesday, December 10, 1974. All proposals are to be sealed and marked Bid Number 66- 74. Bid forms and specifications may be obtained at the above address. 1972 CHEVROLET Chasis and cab, serial no. 132603 collateral condition sales contract signed James P.
Bowers will be sold for cash at public sale on Monday, Dec. 9 at 11 a.m. at Gene Jacob's Chevrolet, Frankfort, Ky. The seller reserves the right to bid. General Motors Acceptance Corporation.
AFTER THIS DATE, will not be responsible for any debts other than my own. -5-Mina B. Hamilton 616F So. Blue Grass Pk. Dr.
Lexington, Ky. 40508 LOST AND FOUND FOUND small gray shaggy dog, in Russell Il Cave area. Call 293-2193. FOUND male Poodle, Stone Road. Call 257-2667 or 254-6907 and ask for Joan.
FOUND Chocolate Poodle, 3-5 years old (Lansdowne Area). 278- 1221. LOST Male white Poodle, about 6 months old. Lost in Southeastern Hills. REWARD.
272-7829. LOST -Basset Hound from Stonewall area, no tags, answers to "Sherman." 278-1534 or 254-6026. LOST 2 year old female Irish Setter, Newtown Pk. between New Circle Rd. 1-75, wearing collar.
REWARD. 259-0095. LOST Half English Setter puppy. 3 months old, white with brown spots, brown cars, answers to name Lost in UK area. Please call 253-2173 or 254-7988.
LOST dog, male, reddish brown with white chest and white feet. No collar. Answers to Near west side. Reward 233-2000, ext. 3037; after 5 p.m.
253-0064. LOST -Dog. REWARD offered. Golden Labrador Retriever. Answers to "Rocky." Call 255-5431.
LOST child's pet, brown and blonde female long haired mixed breed dog Lost in Marlboro section. REWARD. 0968. LOST CAT female, neutered, tiger striped, 3 years old. lost in vicinity of Ky.
Central Woodlawn Park. Reward. Days 233-1323, nights 252-6890. LOST WATCH, gold Timex electric, lost Thursday night .299. 9580, 299-0266.
LOST Irish Setter 5 months old, white spot on chest, Judy Lane area. $100 REWARD. Call 293-1239. LOST adult gray and white cat. gray marks on mouth, Cardinal Valley area.
Call collect 513-863-2781. Ask for Midkiff REWARD. HELP US FIND ROLF Black and tan German Shepherd, gentle children's pet who is loved and missed, strayed from Averitt Farm on Tates Creek Rd. Generous reward of gratitude and cash. 277- 7401 or 272-1107.
ANNOUNCEMENTS HEY SLEEPYHEAD! Call the "CLOCKWATCHER," for details on the Central Kentucky Wakeup Service. 278-9508. THERE will be no written or road tests for Driver's Licenses in Jessamine County, Nicholasville, until December 6. However, the office of Vernon Burton, Circuit Court Clerk, will be open. BOOKS -used paperbacks.
BOUGHT-SOLD-TRADED at Book Exchange, 867 E. high. SLIPCOVERS custom made. Sofas $20, chairs $10. All plus our fabrics! Large selection of fabrics RAMONA'S SLIP COVERING, 277.
8290. SPOON RINGS by Frank the Spoonman, now at OUR PLACE 842 East High Street WANT to keep more of your paycheck? Call 252-3680. COMING: Kentucky Food Conference, Nutritionist will prepare 3 full meals for $1. George Kendall, State Coordinator, 252-6046. PERSONALS Lecithin! Vinegar! B6! Kelp! Now all four in one capsule, ask for only $2.98, Hutchinsons Drugs.
PREGNANT-PANICKED? You ought to get information before you make decisions. Call Birthright for alternatives. 278-7979. FRIENDS INC. Enjoy the company exciting friends and dates.
Don't be alone when you could be having the time of your life with someone matched to your interest. Join today. 253-1404. LOSE WEIGHT with New Shape Tablets and Hydrex Water Pills at Gardenside Pharmacy. CHILD CARE LITTLE FOLKS NURSERY Near Turfland Mall, Open 6:30 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m. 2033 Garden Springs Drive. 277-1510. 2 ANNOUNCEMENTS MOTHER will do babysitting her heme. Days, nights.
EXperienced. Hot meals. 252-6902. CHILD CARE in my home. Cardinal Valley, Fenced-in backyard, hot meals, excellent supervision.
252- 4596. MAR-GIL Day Nursery 11, 1961 Cambridge Drive, Cardinal Valley Subdivision, 7a.m. til 5:30 p.m. Ages 2 through 6. Stop by the Nursery or call 254-7012 for information.
HEATHER GLEN DAY CARE CENTER Dixie Subdivision, off Eastland Parkway. Separate building for infants. Pre-school program for 2, 3, 4 year olds. Kindergarten tor 5 years Drop-in service also provided. 1854 August 299-1403, Member of FCDCA.
SUNSHINE DAY NURSERY 416 E. Maxwell St. 254-0254, near UK and downtown. CARDINAL VALLEY Nursery 1942 Cambridge Drive. Infant through 5 years old, 6:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Member of FCDCA. 254-1253. LEXINGTON'S FINEST $3 daily. FASTLAND DAY SCHOOL, 252-4516. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES INCOME tax returns, tax consulting, bookkeeping.
References, 269- 5316 or 254-3505. PARENTS PROFESSIONAL TUTORING In reading and arithmetic skills. LEARNING FOUNDATIONS 462 E. HIGH ST. 254-5558 FLOOR COVERING all types.
FREE ESTIMATES. Floor Covering, 486 Southland 276-1438. GYMNASTICS FOR ALL NATIONAL GYM TYME 4 till 8 PM weekdays 252-1203 3 HELP WANTED NOTICE To Readers! You are cautioned to maxe no Investment to get a position adver. fised in the Help Wanted columns of this newspaper. Ads here, or other classifications which require investments in stocks samples, mer.
chandise, or case bond should be investigated thoroughly before money is paid out. Advertisers requiring a cash investment must so specify in the ad. Kindly report any exception to sified Advertising Manager. Dial 254-5577. Air Compressor Service Man Boiler Service Man Must be experienced with related equipment.
Call 272-6847 for appointment. APPLICATIONS being taken for seasonal workers at G. F. Vaughan Tobacco Co. 1247 Versailles Rd.
in Personnel Office located on side of building. ARBY'S ROAST BEEF 212 Southland Dr. Is taking applications for full and part time counter help. Hours available, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., 11 a.m.-2 p.m., 5 p.m.-midnight and weekends Apply at 212 Southland Dr. ARE there any really good phone solicitors left in Lexington? If so call Globe Contract Carpet, 252-6753.
insurance benefits, and paid vacation. ASSISTANT COOK OR SALAD GIRL to work with accomplished chef. Opportunity to learn and advance. Permanent fulltime employment for right person. Call 299- 8407, ATTENTION: Need experienced phone solicitor calling from my office.
Evening work. $2 per hour. Call Bill Logsdon, 254-8371. AVAILABLE NOW Good pay. Excellent working conditions.
Gocd chance for advancement, detail clerical, filing and general OFFICE WORK. Apply in person to Grogan's Inc. 327 E. Vine St. Monday thru Friday a.m.
p.m. AVON NEED MONEY TO PAY BILLS? Get out from under. Sell part time on your own time in your own neighborhood. No selling experience necessary. I'll show you how.
Call 254-2476. BABYSITTER NEEDEDoccasional evenings, 7 and 8 year Must live near Alexandria Drive. 278-8095. BABYSIT one year old child, my home. Light housekeeping also desired.
7:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. weekdays. Own transportation. will consider paid holidays and vacation.
Sycamore Estates, Subd. in Versailles. 873-7588 after 6 p.m. References. BUSBOYS and DISHWASHERS.
Apply in person, see Mrs. Albin, between 10 a.m. 2 p.m., Ramada Inn North, 232 New Circle Rd. CALL NOW! A Lexington Herald route can provide you with that extra income to meet today's added expenses. A Herald route won't interfere with work or school activities, it requires small delivery time, and will have good monthly profits.
Route will be available in these areas Dec. 1st. Northside Call Ms. Lambert at 254-6666 or 254-9695 (home). UK Chevy Chase Call Mr.
Leasor at 254-6666 or 278-6338 (home) Crestwood Nicholasville Rd. near Central Baptist Hospital Call Mr. Mahan at 254-6666 or 266-4573 (home) CAMPUS BURGER QUEEN Now taking part time applications. Day and night shift available. Apply between 8-11 and 2-8.
2 OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY CO A.M. -8 P.M. shoppers choice RICHMOND ROAD WINCHESTER, KY. CASHIER RECEPTIONIST Full time position, Now available to work 5 p.m.-12 midnight Monday: Friday, Pleasant working conditions. Apply in person only to manager.
SOUTHLAND BOWLING LANES 205 Southland Dr. COTTAGE PARENTS- and female to work with adult mentally retarded. Both full, and part-time openings. Apply Mon-Fri. 8 to 4:30 at 1321 Trent Blvd.
272-3495. COUNSELOR No fee, train for $200 Local position with national company. Republic Personnel 255- 8741. COUNTER GIRL--FUll or part time. Apply in person Starlite DriveIn, 2401 Nicholasville Rd.
COOK MANAGER Full time position for working I supervisor. Excellent working conditions. Good salary. Prefer hospital or nursing home experience. to: Mayfair Manor, 3300 Tates Creek Road.
DINNER Breakfast Club. PLY. Brandy's Kitchen 103 E. Main. EXPERIENCED ONLY NEED AP- ELECTROLUX Now interviewing men and women as sales and service rrepesentatives.
Apply 121 Malabu Dr. or Phone 278-6017. An Equal Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCED INSURANCE AGENTS We are an old line legal reserve stock company that has opened a new agency in Lexington. We offer one of the best advance commission programs in the business. If you are interested in making a career move please call, Fedford Eller at 277-5739 Monday Wednesday from 9:00 to 2:00.
EXPERIENCED BARTENDER. Apply in person at Continental Inn, Personnel Office, 801 New Circle Road. EXPERIENCED SERVICE Station attendant Local references, neat appearance, willing to work. Salary plus commission. Mattingly Sunoco, New Circle and North Lime.
2 FEMALE BACKGROUND VOCALISTS Experience necessary. Steady work in rock show band 'as bi background vocalists. Good starting pay. Contact Bobby Johns, Camelot lounge. Hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m..
252-8946. Hours 5 p.m. til 1 a.m., 278-1008. FIGHT AIDE for Senior Citizens Program et Black and Williams Community Center, Georgetown St. 3 hours per day at $2 per hour.
Apply to Ms. Estelle Tatman, Black and Williams Community Center, Georgetown St. 259-1235. Deadline for application is Dec. 4, 1974.
FULL TIME and part time shift workers and students. Hours arranged to meet schedule. Apply in person to Mr. Sprecher. Broadway Car wash.
GENERAL OFFICE Kentucky's largest mortgage banking firm is seeking a young lady with experience and general office work. Excellent fringe benefit program and starting salary. KENTUCKY MORTGAGE COMPANY 2060 IDLEHOUR CTR. GENERAL OFFICE General office typing, new office, excellent working conditions. 5 day week.
Benefits include health and welfare insurance, life insurance, profit sharing and pension plan. Call Mr. Thomas 269-4358. GIRLS Must be 1 8 and over, excellent wages. Apply 251 North A Health Club.
GIRL FRIDAY Business affair manager. Wanted at Jerry Spry Hair Design. We have not advertised this position before. Apply in person only between, p.m. Monday Friday, 315 S.
Ashland Ave. (Absolutely No phone calls.) GO-GO GIRLS wanted. Must be 21 years old. Good money to those that are willing to work. Call 253- 1034 between 10-4.
HANDYMAN with skills for simple repair and maintenance at Residential program for children. 253-2436, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. HORSEMAN needed with training experience for local horse farm.
Call 252-5545. HOUSEKEEPER with some nursing experience, 8 hours per cay or live-in. Phone 252-0069 after 5:30 p.m. HOUSEKEEPER good job, good pay. 1:30 to 5:30, 3 days a week.
Clean house, wash and iron, cook dinner, and care for 3 school age children. Apply only if you need to work, end will work. 272-7214, after 5, 277-1779. HOUSEKEEPER to manage home, must be compatable with children, good salary plus room and board. Must have references that prove you are responsible.
Write P.O. Box 7718. Lexington, 40502. JANITORIAL maintenance man, full time, Georgetown cares, first shift, 269-5666. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Experienced part time, 8 a.m.-12 p.m., good working conditions and fringe benefits.
F. W. Means, 252- 1756. "Equal Opportunity LABORERS to hand tamp dirt limestone dust around fence posts. Holes already dug.
Hours 9-5, $3.00 per hour. Farm near Keeneland. Jchn H. Clark, 254-4758. LADY to live do light house work, rcom, board, and small salary, Call Clinton Gills, 254-0979, 8:30 a.m.
to 01 p.m. for interview appointment. LAUNDROMAT ATTENDANT Gainesway Mall. 277-1737. LOAN SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Kentucky's leading mortgage banking firm is seeking a mature young man to work in our collection department.
Excellent starting salary and fringe benefit program. KENTUCKY MORTGAGE COMPANY 2060 IDLEHOUR CTR. LOTTS OF JOBS part time only. Apply in person between 2-4 p.m. at 1951 N.
Broadway near 1-75. MAN and family to live and work on farm. 744-2916. MANAGER TRAINEE Male or female. Apply in person to Mr.
Lytle, Sir Pizza, Crossroads Shopping Center. MANAGER AND PART TIME help wanted to run the Jean Shop, Richmond Rd. Plaza, coming Sat. Nov. 30.
Any interested person may interview with Mr. May, Fri. Nov 29, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Holiday Inn East. METAL POLISHERS AND PLATERS trainees or experienced.
Adult males only. Phone Mr. West, 254-5726. MOTEL OFFICE BOY BELLMAN. 3 evenings, a week, typing required, excellent spot for high school student.
Call 233-0563. NEEDED: Substitute carrier for Lexington Leader Route from Dec. 14th to Jan. 1st. in area of Cochran Rd.
and Romany Rd. For information call Ricky Payne 266-7368 or Kenny Phelps 254-6666 Circuiation Dept. MEN Earn monthly. Call collect (502) 227-4721, days or (606) 252-3276 nights. Marines.
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Accounting clerk with typing and billing experience for Lexington Equipment Co. 276-2525 ext. 260 Ask for Mr. Wells, NEEDED IMMEDIATELYDependable lady to work with 2 year olds in nursery school. Write P.O.
Box 8154, Southland. Give complete resume. NIGHT AUDITOR Experience on NCR 4200 preferred, but will train- excellent opportunity for college accounting students. Send resume and salary requirements to Herald Leader Box 328. NIGHT WATCHMAN needed for horse farm.
Must have references and experience. Call 252-5545. OPERATING CLERK Position open now, full company paid benefits including hospitalization and paid vacation. We are an equal opportunity employer. Apply at GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Southland Drive PART TIME NIGHT AUDITOR Friday and Saturday, 12 p.m.
to 8 a.m. Apply at Airport Motor inn. PART TIME Counter help day shift. Apply Burger Queen Palumbo at New Circle. PHARMACEUTICALS $11,120 Bonus-car Expenses degree needed.
All fees are paid. Republic Personnel 255-8741. POSITION for trained key punch. No experience necessary. Interested call 278-9581 and ask for Miss Sue Southworth.
Our employees know of this ed. PROFESSIONAL NURSE RN or LPN 11-7 shift 2-nights Apply in person weekdays between 94 at 1537 N. Limestone. Phone 252-6673. RECEPTIONIST Optometric office, basic office skills required.
Apply 114 East Reynolds Road. RECEPTIONIST Must have pleasing telephone voice, light bookkeeping typing required. Pleesant working conditions close to U.K. Salary open. Reply to Herald Leader Box 331.
RN's and LPN's needed for 3-11 shift, rotate week ends, above average salry. Call Homestead Nursing Center, 1608 Versailles 252-0871. "RN'S LPN'S ICU-CUU ALL SHIFTS CONTACT DIRECTOR OF NURSES FISHERMAN'S HOSPITAL MARATHON, FLORIDA 305-743-5533 in the Fabulous Florida Keys." SALES PERSONNEL--needed immediately. Local heauty salon accounts available Guaranteed salary plus commission on sales and collections. Call for Interview.
Bucks Beauty Supply Co. 1525 N. Limestone, Lexington, Ky. 255-1247 or Somerset branch: 606-679- 5990. SALES Trained at up 10 $250 weekly.
Management opportunity Prudential. College grad or background. Mr. Stevens 272-3478 SALESPERSON WOMEN'S APPAREL Outstanding opportunity to represent Ship 'n Shore shirts, knits, and sportswear. Established territory including major stores.
Experience mandatory. Commission, fringe benefits. RESUME ONLY TO: E. A. DeLUCA Regional Vice President Ship 'n Shore Sales Inc.
1406 Penthouse 625 Stanwix St. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 SALESMAN, We have produced a series of graphics (we have prints) that are very sellable in this community. If you can spend a few hours a day making calls in Central you can establish a good paying territory. We are growing and the potential is unlimited.
Call 255-3311. SALES OPPORTUNITY. We will pay up to $12,000 per year (plus commission), for the right individual. Repesent large corporation. No traveling.
266-3161 for confidential appointment. SALESPERSON TO Sell coin operated washer and dryer service to multi-family industry. Age no barrier. Reply Herald Leader Box 327. 3 HELP WANTED 3 OPPORTUNITY! THE COUNTRY STORES Fabulous New Food Store opening soon On New Circle Road West of Russell Cave NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS for employment in all departments and at many levels of management FULL OR PART TIME STOCKERS, SACKERS, CHECKERS Store Hours: 7 a.m.
to 1 a.m. APPLY IN PERSON 9 a.m. to Noon 1 to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday 720 Henry Clay Blvd. (Corner Henry Clay Blvd.
and Liberty Road) sales Super Job! Divisional manager looking for man who wants a life time job. will train you personally and put you into a manager's position in 3-4 weeks. Starting potential $1,000 and $1,500 first month. Call Mr. Pfab, 299-0408.
SALESMAN Earning of $350-500 per week and more, depending on your sales ability, Experience in auto sales, land construction franchise, etc. is Our desirable, or aptitude is necessary. in company is one of the largest the U.S. selling carpet directly to home owners. We furnish eppointments with Interested carpet buyers.
For personal interview contact, Call 252-6753. SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST, shorthand required. Apply in person, 2533 Larkin Rd. Suite 202. SECRETARY needed immediately, must be good typist and have filing experience.
Call Nancy Green 257- 1900 Monday through Friday, 9-5. SECRETARY firm located in Paris, needs experienced I secretary stenographer who is proficient in short hand and typing, excellent salary commensurate with experience and skills. Send resume to P.O. Box 338, Herald Leader for appointment. An Equal Opportunity Employer.
SEE FOR YOURSELF LOCAL AMWAY distributors are earning extra income, We show you how. Phone for interview. 277-9032. SHUTTER BUGS are looking for reliable help to work the 3-8 p.m. shift.
Must be able to work at any Shutter Bug when necessary. Apply at the Southland Shutter Bug only. SOUTHERLAND'S Garden shop is locking for outstanding men and women who have proven records of sales ability. Call 253-0876. Stanley home products needs ten ladies for Christmas rush of business.
$75 part time, full time $100 and up. Call 254-3418. STOP! LISTEN! WHERE WILL YOU BE AND WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING 5 YEARS FROM TODAY, IF YOU CONTINUE WHAT YOU ARE DOING NOW? We offer an excellent opportunity for an aggressive person. Must be dependable, honest, high school gradvate and own dependable car. Attend one week of company school in Lexington, Ky.
OPPORTUNITY TO EARN IN EXCESS OF $15,000 FIRST YEAR. Call Redford Eller between 9:00 and 5:00, Monday-Friday, Nov. 25-Nov. 29. Phone 277-5730.
STOCKMAN WANTED, full time, experienced desired but not necessary. Apply Walgreen's, Tufland Mail. Temporary Typist General Office Work For information 'write personnel P. O. Box 440, Ky.
40501. TV SERVICEMAN wanted. Apply in North Limestone, Kentucky TV. WAITRESSES: THIRD SHIFT ONLY. Apply in person, Country Kitchen, New Circle Road.
WAITRESSES All shifts. in person between 7 a.m. 11a.m. to Mrs. Norsworthy, Springs Motel.
WAITRESS $1.90 per hour, 3 days and alternate Sundays. Apply Wheeler Pharmacy 336 Romany Rd. WANTED Experienced maintenance people, good fringe benefits and hourly wages. No need to, apply unless you have experience, (502) 695-2100 ext 40. WANTED part church secretary, experienced, for Wed.
and Fri. mornings. Hillcrest Baptist Church, 1409 Versailles Rd. Call after 6 p.m., 254-1647. WAREHOUSE WORKER, full time, shipping and receiving, must be 21 or older.
Apply 138 Loudon Ave. YARD MAN -Part time work, 16-20 hours a week. Good working conditions. Apply in person only at Hospitality Motor Inn, 2143 North Bradway. 4 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ADJUSTER 6 mo.
training-company car with expenses and all company benefits. Republic Personnel 255-8741. AUTOMOTIVE TRAINEE Train to control large parts inventory, excellent salary AAA benefits. Republic Personnel 255-8741. BOOKKEEPER $200 wk.
up. Local company will train person to take over office. Republic Personnel 255-8741. CLAIMS ADJUSTER $7800 comany car; AAA benefits. Local opening for stable person.
Republic Per. sonnel 255-8741. COLLECTION TRAINEE $525. Great future in local company, Republic Personnel 255-8741. ELECTRONICS TRAINEE Top pay with benefits Career spot.
Republic Personnel 255-8741. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY mo. Work with young executives in this top notch firm. Republic Personnel 255-8741. GENERAL OFFICE $90 week up.
Great clients, answer phone for busy office. Republic Personnel 255- 8741. LPN $3.00 Large health organization needs two. Republic Personnel 255-8741. LOCKSMITH TRAINEE We will train a career minded person 2 yrs.
with pay and full benefits. Republic Personnel 255-8741. MACHINISTS Several skilled people needed for $4.50 Republic Personnel 255-8741. MGR. TRAINEE TO START.
SOME COLLEGE BUSINESS EXP. HELPFUL. EXCELLENT TRAINING PROGRAM LEADING TO MGMT. CALL MANAGEMENT RECRUITERS, 278-9311. MEDICAL hr.
Start today in exciting field. Full company benefit pa package. Republic Personnel 255-8741. NURSES AIDS $2.00 hr. all shifts open, on bus line.
Republic Personnel 255-8741. PBX $2.00 hr. Local company will train. Republic Personnel 255- 8741. RECEPTIONIST $100 week up.
Type a little, smile a lot. Republic Personnel 255-8741. ROUTE DRIVER $3.42 Local delivery benefits. Republic Personnel. SALES MGM.
TRN. CENTRAL KY. OPENINGS! SOME COLLEGE BUSINESS EXP. HELPFUL. SALARIES $8- $9,000 2 INCLUDE CAR PENSES.
CALL MANAGEMENT RECRUITERS, 278-9311. 5 EMPLOYMENT WANTED MAINTENANCE MAN and Simple Repair Work for Apt. Complex. (Will live on premises) Now self-employed as painting contractor. (Single, 45) Call 266-3628.
YOUR APARTMENT CLEANED? and up. Apartments only. Phone 252-3912. TREES removed. Have dead diseased trees removed before winter storms.
Outside decorations hung. 255-0262. 202 NO 2 a State 0 A A 0.
