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Edition 12 THE COURIER JOURNAL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1982 36 Help Wanted 36 Help Wanted 36 Help Wanted Three 10 more arrested, Passer-by scoops up money sought dropped by fleeing robber in drug cases The Courier-Journal Bureau FRANKFORT, Sixteen warrants alleging drug trafficking have been issued by the Kentucky State Police for 13 people in the Frankfort area. According to state police officials, warrants culminate a fourmonth undercover investigation. Five warrants involve felony charges, and the rest misdemeanors, the officials said. About 12 officers from the state police narcotics section and Post 12 were involved in the probe. Three men, all of Frankfort, were arrested early last night, an officer reported.

He identified them as Reggie Pippin, 33, charged with trafficking in cocaine, a felony; and David Lee Pierce, 31, and Charles Kelly, 44, both charged with trafficking in marijuana, a misdemeanor. State official pleads innocent to charge The Courier-Journal Central Kentucky Bureau LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. Rick Crawford, deputy secretary of the state Department of Corrections, pleaded innocent in Anderson District Court yesterday to a charge of driving on the wrong side of the road. A pre-trial conference in the case has been set for Feb. 18, and a jury trial has been tentatively scheduled for March 18, County Attorney Dale Wright said.

Crawford, 34, was charged in connection with a collision involving a state police cruiser in Anderson County on Jan. 22. 66-year-old woman jumps into icy river to save dog PORTLAND, Maine (AP) A 66- year-old woman was hospitalized for loss of body heat after jumping into an icy river to rescue her dog, authorities say. Mary Orr, of South Windham, was in satisfactory condition yesterday at Maine Medical Center, where she is being treated for hypothermia. Police said she was in the Pleasant River for at least 15 minutes Sunday trying to save the dog, which had fallen through the ice.

A fleeing bank robber dropped! his loot and escaped empty- yesterday, but an unidentified passerby helped himself to some of the money and got away before police arrived. Louisville police Sgt. James Griffiths said other bystanders also might have helped themselves to some of the money, but three Coast Guardsmen on their lunch break stepped in and held the money until police and FBI agents arrived. The robbery occurred about 11:30 a.m. at the Bank of Louisville branch at 626 W.

Broadway, Griffiths said. He said a man who indicated he was armed handed a teller a note demanding money and fled with an undetermined amount of cash. As the man ran north across Broadway, a dye bomb in the bag exploded and he dropped the money near the corner of Seventh Street and Broadway, Griffiths said. Coast Guardsman Doug Sanford said he and fellow guardsmen Mark Yost and Butch Fentress were walking up Seventh Street on their way to lunch when they saw the man drop the money bag with red smoke pouring out. Sanford said one man scooped up a couple of handfuls of bills, jumped in a car and drove off down Broadway.

He said several other people were picking up money until the guardsmen stepped in and stopped them. "It was quite a bit of money," Sanford said. "We stuffed our pockets full of bills and handed them over to police when they arrived." Griffiths said the man who helped himself to the robbery money will face charges of receiving stolen property and tampering with physical evidence. Also yesterday, Jefferson County police reported that a man robbed the United Kentucky Bank branch at 4940 Poplar Level Road about 4 p.m. The man displayed no weapon and was last seen fleeing from the bank, on foot, police said.

Evansville police, volunteers search for missing 12-year-old EVANSVILLE, Ind. About 50 policemen and volunteers began massive search yesterday for 12- year-old Michele Lee Pace, who has been missing since last Tuesday. "We do feel foul play is definitely involved," said Evansville police inspector Richard Tenbarge. "We are probably 80 percent sure of that." Six teams of off-duty police officers, civil-defense volunteers and county police are searching specific areas of the city, beginning with the neighborhood of the youngster's home. "We want to cover the area very thoroughly," Tenbarge told the searchers.

"Don't pass up anything a garage, a shed, a vacant building or a piece of cardboard in a lot. Look underneath it." In spite of a weekend of searching for clues, police have learned little about the seventh-grader's disappearance from her home last Tuesday night. The only indication of foul play police have uncovered is a report from a neighbor that she heard what she thought was a scream for help on the night of the child's disappearance. Wanda Pace reported her daughter missing shortly after coming home from work about 11 p.m. Man is arraigned in killing of girl A Louisville man charged with killing Sherri Lynn Garrett, 14, by pouring chloroform on her bedclothes pleaded innocent yesterday.

Earl W. Goggins, 32, of the 1600 block of Cypress Street, was arraigned on the murder charge in Jefferson Circuit Court. He is out of jail on $20,000 bond. Goggins was a boarder at the home of the girl and her mother at 2118 Magazine St. Tests at the state's toxicology laboratory determined that Miss Garrett died of an overdose of chloroform, a powerful anesthetic.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Legal notices may be ordered by mail, or in person at the Customer Service desk, 525 W. Broadway. Legal ads must be submitted 2 days before publication, and cannot be accepted by telephone. The publisher's liability for errors or failure to print legal ads shall be limited to the cost of the ads. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 10:00 A.M.

1:30 P.M. E.S.T. Invitation Number, Commodity Description, State Agency FEBRUARY 11, 1982 S-1445-T-82 Four Door Sedans, Transportation FEBRUARY 18, 1982 S-1429-82, Packaged Foods, Various State Agencies; S- 1430-82 Packaged Foods, Various State Agencies; S-1431-82 Agriculture Chemicals, Dept. of Agriculture FEBRUARY 19, 1982 S-1436-82 Physiological Measurement Northern Ky. University; S-1441-T-82 Roundup Herbicide (PCT), Transportation; S-1442-82 Automatic Sampler, Natural Resources Env.

1446-82 Radial Drilling "Machine, Harlan State Voc. School; S-1447-82 Packaged Foods, Various State Agencies; $-1483-82 Miscellaneous Trucks, Various State Agen-, cies FEBRUARY 22, 1982 S-1452-T-82 Auto Light Bulbs (PCT), Transportation; S- 1459-82 Fencing, CorrectionsVarious Farms FEBRUARY 23, A.M. S-1456-82 Dairy Products (PCT), Various State Parks; S-1457-82 Dairy Products (PCT), Various State Agencies FEBRUARY 24, 1982 S-1460-82 Packaged Foods, Various State Agencies; S- 1465-82 Packaged Foods, Various State Agencies; SA-147082 Janitorial Service (PCT), Human Resources FEBRUARY 25, 1982 S-1466-82 Parks Groceries (PCT), Various State Parks; S-1467-82 Parks Groceries Various State Parks; S-1468-82 Parks Groceries Various State Parks; S-1469-82 Parks Groceries (PCT), Various State Parks; S-1472-82 Lithographing, Office of Tourism S-1481- 82 Roundup Herbicide (PCT), Dept. of Agriculture FEBRUARY 26, 1982 S-1448-82 Word Processing Kv. State Registration Bd.

for Prof. Engineers MARCH 3, 1982 S-1462-82 IBM System 23, Dept. of Information Systems Sealed bids will be received in the Office of the Division of Purchases for the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Room No. 348, New Capitol Annex Building, Frankfort, Kentucky until hour and dates shown. Louisville Water Company Advertisement for Bids Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the Louisville Water Company in his office, located at 435 South Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky up to 11:00 a.m., Local Time, Wednesday, March 3, 1982 for Furnishing: 1-3 Ton Truck 2- Compact Cars 1-Midsize Car 2-Full Size Cars 2-1 Ton Trucks 3-4 Trucks 8-2 Ton Trucks Ton Economy Pick -Up Truck BID NO.

82-6 1982 Vehicles For Louisville Water Company Use Specifications are on file and may be obtained at the office of the Purchasing Agent. Qualified bidders may receive one set of specifications free of charge. No proposals may be withdrawn after the time for opening bids is past. The right is reserved to reiect any or all bids or waive any informality in any bid, and accept any considered advantage to the Louisville Water Company. Contract or contracts will be awarded based on the evaluated bid.

EPA Fuel Economy Estimates, rebates offered prior to or submitted with bids, maintenance agreements and warranties may be considered as part of the overall evaluation. Local dealers may be given preference. Louisville Water Company By: Paul Sumner, Purchasing Agent 1A Legal Notices "We request bids from Minority Business Companies that wish to submit bid prices for: Contract No. 2-Sewer Lines for the City of Georgetown, No. C21042502.

We must have bids by February 9, 1982. We are bidding as General Contractors. Call or contact CHW Construction Company, 1429 New Circle Road, Lexington, Ky. 40505. For further information call CAREERS By Joyce Lain Kennedy Appraising's pluses and minuses Dear Joyce: Please tell me about a Personal property appraisers those career in appraising.

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Sun Features 28 Trucks, Equipment Trailers, DATSUN, 1978 King Cab, good eocnomy, $4550. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 FORD F-100, 8 f1. bed, NEW 1981 $149 Mo. with $345 down cash or trade and $750 Ford Rebate, 48 mos. at 19.19 annual percentage rate with acceptable credit.

Cash price 56062. Louisville Motors Downtown on 5th 584-9731 FORD, 1978 Econoline, Van nice padded vinyl interior, 6 cylinder, good mileage. $3600. 502-692-2198 INTERNATIONAL, 1979 Scout, 4 wheel drive, 4 cylinder, 3 speed, power steering, air conditioning, low 42,000 miles. Only $4575.

CORLETT IMPORTS AUDI MAZDA 8013 Shelbyville Rd. 425-9400 MACK, 1975 twin screw, $7900. 944-1722 or 945-9191 NOVA, 1978, 6 cylinder, air power. $3450. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 29A Recreational ALUMA -LITE HOLIDAY RAMBLER BUY OR LEASE TOM STINNETT RV CENTER (812)282-7718 560 Kopp Ln, Clarksville, IN Beside 1-65 at Eastern Blvd.

MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT OR LEASE. New 1982 Winnebagos, daily, week end, weekly, monthly. Reserve now for World's Fair and Vacation. CAMPERS QUARTERS, INC 8038 Dixie Hgwy (502)937-2066, 937-1966 STARCRAFT COLIN TRAILER SALES New Salisbury IN 812-366-3101 VOLKSWAGEN, New 1981 Pop Top CAMPMOBILE, sleeps 4, stove, 3 way refrigerator, 4 speed. List Price $15,090.

Sale Price $12,888. Up to 60 Months Financing JIM BOONE 6th Michigan 288-9381 RV RENTALS Rent an RV and attend the World's Fair in Knoxville, Tenn. We have a package plan suited for you. MIDWEST TRAILER MART 2409 Cordon Pike New Albany, IN (812) 945-1173 TOPPERS $140 Up FENTRESS CAMPER SALES 4506 Dixie 448-8727 30 Motorcycles, Scooters HARLEY DAVIDSON BUY NOW AND SAVE Higher prices after March 1st Thurnalls Harley Davidson 554 Eastern Bivd. Clarksville, Ind.

288-9395 EARLS SUZUKI HONDA 1981 CM200T $1099 Richmond, Ky. 606-623-9295 35 Wanted: Autos, Trucks, Trailers We buy imported automobiles. CALL JOHN SWEANY TAFEL MOTORS 4156 Shelbyville Rd. Louisville (502) 896-4411 Top dollar paid for your late model American or Import car. See Jerry Crane.

Sam Swope Pontiac 4311 Shelbyville Rd. 896-2121 EMPLOYMENT 36 Help Wanted ANOTHER CLASSIFIED SERVICE THE COURIER-JOURNAL TIMES cannot disclose the identity of any advertiser using a box number. However, readers interested in a position offered, but desiring to avoid sending a resume to certain companies can do so. Address your reply to the box number and place it in an envelope addressed to Classified Blind Box Service, Courier -Journal Times, 525 W. Broadway, Louisville, Ky.

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O. Box 438, Bardstown, KY. 40004 Business 49 Opportunities THEATRE Building, 1400 seat, concert, nightclub, taurant, lounge 6 game room, owner anxious. 945-2229 FINANCIAL HOT OPPORTUNITY National company is in the pre-franchise state of growth, our business is asphalt sealcoating. May be operated full or part time.

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Phone (608)837-7800 COIN OPERATED AMUSEMENT (for operators only) Video Games, pinballs, jukeboxes, etc. New used! Available from stock. Specialist in arcade planning set ups. ELECTRO GAMES 1-800-543-0368 MICROWAVE ANTENNA SYSTEMS Dealers are needed for the marketing of microwave antenna systems. Contact HMR, P.O.

Box 4181, Scottsdale, Arizona, 85258. 602-941-9395 Investors Wanted vr. old company needs expansion money to enter franchise deal. 502-448-7848. ANIMALS, FARM ITEMS 59 Dogs, Other Pets Cats, AFGHAN Hounds, AKC REGISTERED 3.

old, females. Call 502-886-1817 AKC registered. 812-265-5856 60 Horses, Cattle, Farm Needs BALER New Holland model 846, $7,100, model 851, $8,600. Both new! Free finance until May 1, 1982, after qualifying down payment. 1972 Case 2470 tractor, 170 hp, wheel drive, new tires, reconditioned engine, $24,500.

ALASKAN Huskies, 2 males, 7 mos. old, full stock, all shots, $125 ea. 944-0989 BOXER puppies, AKC Registered fawn, $150. 502-842-0487 ENGLISH Bulldogs AKC REGISTERED male, 1 female, male all white, female all white brown spot behind ear. 10 wks.

old, wormed shots. 502-828-2293 LHASA Apso, adorable 4 mo. old puppy, has had all shots, has papers, $250. 812-366-3813. OLD English Sheepdog puppies, $125; Chow puppies $75 all registered.

606-987- 3917, 606-987-3080 SAMOYED puppies, AKC registered, pedigree provided, $100. 1-606-744-8040. SHETLAND Sheepdog, AKC registered, (miniature collies), sable white, $150. 606-328- 3561 or 606-328-7051 SIBERIAN Huskies. AKC registered, blue eyes.

561-2444 or 1-633-0959, after 6 p.m. SILKY Terrier Puppies, Toys, shedless, Westie Puppies HUNT Tractor Equipment Co. 1000 E. Market 584-9753 444, 1H 340. Parrish Implement Co.

584-6346 913 E. Liberty TRACTORS, 1466, 130 h.p., cab, $7250. Case 970, 94 h.p. $5900. 806 94 h.p.

$4750; also 4010 4020. 502-932-7816. CALVES, baby Angus Holstein, other calves on feed, 366-3513 CORN Planter, no till, Allis Chalmers, 4 38 in. rows, $4250, 502-692-6275 HAY, orchard grass and ciover, large rows. 1-10 $15, 10-25 $14, 25-50 $13.

Day 241-8578, Night 241-8185 HORSE Bedding, quality wood shavings, 502-239-4456. Conveniently Bagged HORSES, Thoroughbreds, Brood Mares, 3 in foal, 1 barren, all Winners proven producers, price $1800 to $2500, Stud fee included. 241-9891 PLOW IHC 3-14 in. two point hitch; excellent cond. also ear corn round hay 502-532-6684 TRACTOR 1975, 966 model, International, five bottom, semi-mounted Massey Ferguson plow, $1500; or $16,750 for both.

One Hondo 2 Guitar Rogue amplifier, $275. 812-951-2142 ater 6 pm TRACTORS: Case 1070, $5900; Deutz 9005, $3900; Deutz 6006, $5000; Farmall 504, $1250; Allis D17 $2500; International cultivator $1100, 445, $3500; Long 360, $3500, CUB more, $1500; Ferguson 40, $2500; Farmhand Mill $1200; New Holland 850 roll baler, $3500; Implement Trailers, $1000 Up. Woods Bat Wing mower, new $3900. COAKLEY FARM EQUIP. LaGrange 502-222-1564 TRACTORS, 1978 John Deere 4840, John Deere 50, IH Super IH 1977 Allis Chalmer No Till Planter, 8 row 20" Better Belt liquid spreader, 13 ft.

Do-All, Hutchison 25 ft. Transport Auger, John Deere 2800, 6 bottom plow, 1978 LNT 800 Ford Truck, 20 ft. bed, 30 ton hoist, excellent shape. 502-228-0852 TRACTORS: Massey 135, Massey 165, Massey 1085, IH MERCHANDISE FOR SALE For Sale64 Miscellaneous FIREWOOD, You cut or delivered. Easy to get to.

Seasoned. after 7 p.m., 1-812-294-1063. 64C Antiques, Arts and Collectibles Wanted lost letters of John J. Audubon-any information. Thompson House Galaries P.O.

Box 57 Georgetown, Ohio, 45121. Boats and 66 Accessories BOATS 288-9089 Ranger, Skeeter, Fisher 4-Winns, Harris Flote Bote Lee Burnett Marine 1613 E. 10th Jeffersonville, In HOUSEBOATS-USED 32 ft. Burnscraft, twin $26,000 34 ft. Stardust, glass $12,000 35 ft.

Lakeliner, single $6,450 30 ft. Gibson, air $9,950 34 ft. Driftercruz, Gen $8,900 34 ft. Nautaline, single $10,500 35 ft. Silverqueen, Gen $8,700 ft.

Gibson, VHF $12,900 36 Islandqueen, air $10,500 42 ft. Stardust, Gen $10,500 Gibson, loaded $23,000 43 ft. Nautaline, nice $30,900 50 ft. Gibson, special $38,000 KENTUCKIANA YACHT 600 E. Market Jeff.

IND 282-7579 9-5 HOUSEBOATS New, used or lease. 1-606-678-8141 BUYING OR SELLING? LOOK IN Business 67 Equipment JUKEBOX. as seen on TVs HAPPY DAYS 5750. 1-812-752-6167. PRINTING Press.

mode 1218 platemaker, both Itek; FastFold folder 1-502-879-8747 ALL LIKE NEW 68 Building Materials CREEKSTONE, best quality, hand picked, any amount. Call anytime, 267-6969. 239-9384. Household 73 Goods CARPET: 300 vds. without foam back, $2.99 50.

vd. Dealer: 778-6210 MATTRESS, MATTRESS SETS LADY ENGLANDER POSTURE SUPPORT SETS. PRICED AT RETAIL. FULL FACTORY WARRANTY. SOME IN FACTORY SELECT FABRICS AT: $88 PER SET.

HOUSE OF 2NDS 4944 SHELBYVILLE 4750 BARDSTOWN RD MUST SELL Davis 3 piece pecan king size bedroom sulle with box springs matress, $550; Massive Honey Pine king size water bed with stained glass mirror all accessories, paid over $900 new, $450 complete; White Whirlpool washer, less than 1 year old, $185; avocado GE electric range with self cleaning oven, $175; Bradford Harvest Gold 15 cu. ft. freezer, $165; Like new baby bed, $75; pine coffee end tables, $100; Rutherford 25 in. color TV console, $425; 241-5853 74 Gems, Watches Jewelry, DIAMOND RING, Associated Press 1A Notices Legal Advertisement for Bids Sealed bids will be received in the Office of the Manager, Purchasing Department, Louisville Water Comapny, 435 South Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky up to 11:00 a.m., (EST) Time, 1982 Wednesday, February 24, the foilowing: Proiect Number: 81-520 Brief Description: INSTALL NEW LIQUID ALUMINUM SULFATE SYSTEM AT THE CRESCENT HILL FILTER PLANT. Complete drawings and specifications may obtained by contacting: SYSTEM PLANNING AND ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, LOUISVILLE WATER COMPANY THIRD STREET OFFICE.

Prevailing hourly wage rates, as determined by the Commissioner of Labor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, apply. No proposal may be withdrawn after the time for opening bids is past. The right is reserved to reiect any or all bids or waive any informality in any bid, and accept any considered advantage to the Louisville Water Company. Bids will be awarded to the lowest best bid as evalvaled by Louisville Water Company. Louisville Water Company By: Paul Sumner, Purchasing Agent INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids will be received by the Transit Authority of River City, TARC, Room 207, 1000 West Broadway, Union Station, Louisville, Kentucky 40203, 3:00 P.M., local time on March 17, 1982 for the purchase of Maintenance Tools and Equipment, TARC-P-240.

Bidders must deposit their sealed bids in the box, in the office of, or mail to, The Transit Authority of River City, Room 207, 1000 W. Broadway, Louisville, Kentucky 40203, on or before the day and hour designated. No bids received after that time will be honored. Minority business enterprises will be afforded full opportunity and are encouraged to submit bids, and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, creed, sex or national origin in consideration for an award. TARC reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any information in the bid.

Copies of the specifications may be obtained contacting Jerry E. Bales, Contract Administrator at (502) 587-3691 Houston P. Ishmael General Manager Louisville Water Company Advertisement for Bids BID NO. 82-2 Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the Louisville Water Company in his office, located at 435 South Third Street, Louisville, Kentucky up to 11:00 a.m., Local Time, Wednesday, March 3, 1982 for the following Contract: SUPPLY AND DELIVER ANREQUIREMENTS OF APPROXIMATELY 8,000 WATER METERS. Specifications are on file and may be obtained at the office of the Purchasing Agent.

No proposals may be withdrawn after the time for opening bids is past. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or waive any informality in any bid, and accept any considered advantage to the Louisville Water Company. will be made based on the lowest evaluated bid for the Louisville Water Company. Louisville Water Company By: Paul Sumner, Purchasing Agent ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Invitation Number, Commodity Description, County, February 17, am EST M-196-82 PCT For Bituminous Hot-Mix and Cold-Mix MixVarious M-204-82 Pipe, Drainage, Various Sealed bids will be received in the office of the Division of Purchases for Department of Transportation, Room No. 908, State Office Frankfort, Kentucky until hour and date shown.

SAXON, Sherree. Lofton or anyone knowing her whereabouts, contact Robert B. Evans, 1100 Fourth Street, Greta Louisiana, 70053, (504) 368-9800. 6- Cemetery Monuments Lots, RESTHAVEN Mediterranean garden, Section 10 Lot 110C, 4 graves. Buy 3 at $500 each get one free.

Sacrifice to settle estate. 1-223-7396 9 Derby Information NEEDED Local firm needs 2 boxes for The OAKES The DERBY Please call 584-5331 1 CARAT $499 DAN'S PAWN SHOP 1809 W. Broadway 778-2425 Machinery and 75 Tools LOADERS: Case 1150B, 134 cu. vd. with 4-1 bucket, engine reconditioned, excellent appearance, $27,000.

1975 Cater931 loader, 4-1 bucket, $19,850. 1977 Case 850B, cu. vd. reconditioned engine, $28,750. HUNT Tractor Equipment Co.

1000 E. Market 584-9753 79 Special Sales The Louisville Collection Antique Flea Market May 28, 29, 30, 31st. For booth information reservations, call 459-1085; or after 6 pm, 425-4498, 458-4487 79D Special End Sales, Antique show and sale THE MALL 5000 Shelbyville Rd. Thursday thru Monday, Feb. 11-14, Washington's B'dav.

Antiques collectibles from over 10 states. Furniture, primitives, quilts, linens, pottery, china, all types of glassware, art glass, depression glass, 36 Help Wanted DATA PROCESSING PROGRAMMER ANALYST We are seeking an experienced Programmer Analyst with a strong background in COBOL for work on development of new projects. NCR background helpful with college desirable. Excellent salary and benefits program. Send resume indicating current salary and salary requirements in confidence to: SS.

MARY ELIZABETH 4400 Churchman Ave. Louisville, KY. 40215 Equal Opportunity Employer Mature, for semi-invalid lady, 5 days night, stay, $100 have driver's license, good references. Private rm. bath board.

Write 810, 525 W. Broadway, Louisville, KY 40202. MANUFACTURERS Rep. ELECTRICAL Wanted for Louisville Cincinnati marketing area. Products include custom high current power supplies and transformers, plus cast-coil power distribution transformers.

Requires technical expertise ideally a following in both industrial utility areas. Please respond with particulars of your operation to: Kirkhof PO Box 8427 Grand Rapids, MI. 49508 attn: David Green MATERIAL Planner MATERIAL PLANNER EXPEDITER Must have current materials planning-inventory control experience. Some purchasing experience would be helpful as well as familiarity with CRT operation. Minimum of 1 year of college.

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Robert Jameson Associates Executive Marketing Corporate Outplacement 10100 Linn Sta. Rd. (502) Louisville, KY 40223 425-0011 stemware, cut pattern glass, clocks, silver, dolls, postcards, paper" nostalgia, orientals, brass copper. Mall hours, free admission, Main Street Promotions REAL ESTATE NOTICE All real estate advertised in this news- EQUAL HOUSING paper is OPPORTUNITIES subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

The Courier -Journal The Louisville Times ANNOUNCEMENTS Deaths and Funerals COFFEY, Emma Bell (nee Johnson) Age 65 years. Feb. 5, 1982 in Miami, Fla. Former resident of Louisville. Devoted mother of Miss Judy Coffey, New Albany, Mrs.

Tresa Galambos, Miami, Mrs. Sue Gant, Roger Kenneth Coffey; also survived by 2 brothers, Burford Johnson, Miami Paul Johnson, Columbus, 2 sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Weaver Mrs. Joyce Ethier; 6 grandchildren. Funeral services Wed.

at 1 p.m. in the Embry-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Hwy. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may visit after 1:30 p.m. Mon.

COWLES, Mr. David 0. Age 80. Of 3416 Pflanz Ave. Died Sun.

morning at the Methodist Evangelical Hospital. Survivors include 5 daughters, Mrs. Evelyn White, Mrs. Lettie Wallace, Mrs. Dorothy Huff, Mrs.

Helen Cravens Mrs. Christine Chamberlain; brothers, Ralph J. H. Cowles; sisters, Mrs. Ruby Loving, Mrs.

Ruth Miller Mrs. Ranzie LeGrand; 15 grandchildren; 31 greatgrandchildren 1 great-greatgrandchild. Services at 1 p.m. Wed. from Schoppenhorst Underwood Funeral Home, 1832 W.

Market, with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Mon. EICHER, Mr. Louis M.

Passed away Friday, Feb. 5, 1982 at his residence, 8616 Claire Dee Dr. in his 85th year. Loving father of Mr. Louis J.

Eicher, Fort Pierce, and Mr. Joseph Eicher, Cape Coral, Fla. Brother of Mrs. Matilda Junot, Mrs. Mary Wheatly and Mrs.

Martha Reddington. Also survived by 5 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Mr. Eicher is resting at the Okolona home of Arch L. Heady Son.

8519 Preston Hwy, where services will be conducted 10 am Wed. Interment in Cave Hill Cemetery. JACKSON, Mrs. Josephine Charlotte Shirley nee Heck 64 years, Sunday Feb. 7, 1982 at residence 1306 Fairdale Rd.

Survived by husband Mr. Guy E. Jackson, 2 daughters Mrs. JoAnn Ballow, Mrs. Eva McDonald, 5 sons, Mr.

Pete Jackson, Mai. Michael Shirley, Scott Air Force Base, Mr. Henry Shirley, Mr. Charles Shirley and Mr. George Shirley, 1 stepson Mr.

Daniel Shirley, 1 brother Mr. John Heck, 2 sisters Mrs. Charlesetta McGrath, Houston, and Miss Alberta Heck. 19 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild. Funeral services Wed.

10:30 am McDaniel Funeral Home, 4339 Park Interment Hebron Cemetery. MEYER, Fred J. 80 years. Feb. 6, 1982.

Residence, 1415 Longfield Ave. Devoted father of William Alvin L. Robert S. Meyer; also survived by 13 grandchildren 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral services Wed.

at 10 a.m. in the Embry-Bosse Funeral Home, 2723 Preston Hgwy. Interment, Schardein Cemetery. Friends may visit after 1:30 p.m. Mon.

13 Information, Personals $500 REWARD trailer trim. For return of boat, no questions asked. 499-9581 or 491-8428 Care For 13B Elderly Will keep elderly in my home; bed person preferred. 13 vrs. experience.

Call 1-348-6286 TRANSPORTATION Automobiles 27 For Sale CADILLAC WHY PAY MORE? We sell local one owner Cadillacs with full service history for a lot less. 1977 7 SEVILLE $6585 One local owner, factory Astro roof and spotless, Stock No. 6032. (10) nice 1977 Cadillacs. 1978 DEVILLE $4785 One local owner, leather, split seat, wire hub caps and all, Stock No.

5299. (11) nice 1978 Cadillacs. 1979 SEVILLE $8995 One owner, leather interior, wire hub caps and all, Stock No. 6129. (15) nice 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 Sevilles.

1979 DEVILLE $6850 One owner Coupe De Ville, Stock No. 6139, service history, leather interior and all. (26) of the nicest one owner 1979 Cadillacs in the city. 1980 DEVILLE $8685 Coupe De Ville, all Cadillac factory accessories, Stock No. 5224A.

(21) spotless one owner 1980 Cadillacs in stock. 1982 De Ville $14,985 Sticker List $19,243, has it all, Stock No. 6170. The Master Dealer Gets Bigger Discounts and We Give Bigger Discounts. (150) new Cadillacs in stock.

NOTE $2000 Rebate on new 1982 Cadillacs at the Master Dealer, Kentucky's Largest Cadillac Dealer. BROWN BROS. CADILLAC 4th BDWY. 583-9771 CHEVETTE, 1978, 4 door, automatic, good economy. $2750.

BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 CITATION, 1981, 2000 miles, factory warranty. $6250. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 DODGE, 1980 OMNI 024, air power. $4650. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 GRANADA, 1979, 6 cylinder, air power.

$4150. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 $2995 1979 Chevette 1978 Fairmont 1977 Cutlass Supreme 1977 Ford LTD 1977 Cougar XR-7 1977 AMC 1977 Ford $1995 1977 Maverick 1975 Nova, air 1975 LeMans, air 1974 Thunderbird 1973 Coupe DeVille Craig Landreth 5357 Dixie Hgwy. 447-3450 for 1977 16 ft. Glastron boat, tri hull with walk-thru windshield, white body orange trim, call letters KY-1037-FF. 75 hp Chrysler engine, white Automobiles 27 For Sale CAMARO, 1978 LT, Low miles.

$4550. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 IMPALA, 1978 Landau, new BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 MALIBU, 1979 Classic, one owner. $3950. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 MONTE CARLO, 1978, bucket seats. $4375.

BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 1980, clean, $5495. 502-732-6919 or 502-732-4617 27B Custom Antiques, Builts FORD Thunderbird, 1965, $500; 1970 Cadillac convertible, $1800; 812-482-6056 27C Imports Cars and AUDI 5000, 1980, turbo, AMFM stereo cassette, one original owner, low miles. Only $13,615. AUDI 5000, 1978, automatic, air, cruise, stereo. Only $5625.

CORLETT IMPORTS AUDI MAZDA 8013 Shelbyville Rd. 425-9400 BMW, 1977 320-i, regular gas, air, new paint, 38,000 miles. PERFECT! $8,250. 1-606-277-4441. CORVETTE, 1978 Silver Anniversary.

Edition. Loaded. 22,000 miles. Priced to sell. KING CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 4126 Shelbyville Rd.

499-9660 See Kevin Collins DATSUN 280Z, 1977, air power. $5450. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 FIAT, 01981 CLOSEOUT DISCOUNTS of $1200 to $1600 On All 1981 Fiat Strada's, Brava's, and Spider's. TRI CITY OLDS--FIAT Watterson X-way Breckinridge Ln. 897-6541 HONDA Prelude, 1981, Bought a Mercedes, 22,000 miles, 5 speed, sunroof, red $7200.

1-502-879-8747. ONE OWNER JAGUAR XKE 1969 type; 2 air, power, automatic, must sell, best offer over $6400. 502-491-8707 Very Good Cond. MERCEDES, 1976 450SL. Low miles.

Loaded. Burgundy finish. Priced to sell. Royal Dodge 4136 Shelbyville Rd. 897-0601 MERCEDES 240-D, 1974 air new tires, sunroof, excellent cond.

call 502-862-3742 PORSCHE, 1977 9115. 5 speed, air conditionging, electric sunroof, windows, door locks, stereo, one of a kind. One owner. Show room cond. TOM PAYETTE I BUICK 3700 Frankfort Ave.

895-2457 TOYOTA WADE SWOPE TOYOTA 8107 Shelbyville Rd. 426-1200 ACROSS FROM OXMOOR 28 Trucks, Equipment Trailers, CHEVROLET, 1979 Suburban, 4 wheel drive, air power, tutone paint. $6650. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 CHEYENNE, 1979, Big 10. BROADWAY 7th Broadway 582-2531 Buyer Meets Seller In Classified REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farms 99 and Acreage 60 ACRE dairy farm, near Bagdad, Shelby County.

New modern facilities. By owner 502-747-5187 WANTED FARMS. Kentucky Indiana. E. McCombs Realtor 459-3944 HOUSES FOR SALE BY AREA INDIANA 101-A WEST CENTRAL EAST 101-0 101-C 101-D Houses 101B West SOUTH 101-E MODERATELY PRICED HUD-FHA HOMES TERMS You Can AFFORD FOR SALE THROUGH YOUR BROKER See our listing in Class 1018.

every Fri. and Sun. Equal Housing Opportunity 101M Modular Homes, Bldgs. 1982 SHOW SPECIAL 11 homes under $11,995. 31,, homes to look through.

Liberty, Duke, Fleetwood, Parkwood, Mark 1V and Supreme. Qaulify discount priced. Free delivery within 175 miles. Trading Post Homes 35 years The Lousiville Dealer. 8103 Dixie Hgwy.

937-1515 LAST 1981 Our last new 1981 14' wide Happy House by Fairmont. Reduced to under $10,000 to sell immediately now af: Willard's MODERN HOUSING THE PEOPLE PLEASERS PURPLE PLACE 4711 Dixie Hgwy. 447-1207. FROEHDE 4936 Dixie Hgwy. 447-2464.

Hgwy. 62 East 944-1935 (Next to Boat Sales) 103 Suburban and SOMERSET, KY. 00000000000 LOG HOUSE FOR SALE For Sale: 130 year old LOG HOUSE with two limestone chimneys. Most logs are SOLID and SQUARE. 606-679-2232 000000000000 AUCTIONS 109 Auction Sales Auction every Mon.

CLARK COUNTY AUCTION, pm. Edw. L. Unkle, Auctioneer, Clarksville, 282-7805 ATHERTON'S Sale Service Hodgenville, Ky. 358-3812.