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THE KENTUCKY ADVOCATE Sunday July 9 1995 Lincoln public record D2 Classified ads D2 D7 Bookmobile schedule D8 BUSINESS Diet and exercise business makes Li tails Mouse By April Hollon Staff Writer The television repair man is not the only one delivering services to the home anymore Jerry Houck owner of Lifestyles Personal itness and Diet Center will soon be going into the homes of his elderly customers to bring them an individualized exer cise and diet program that will take into consideration any health problems they may have will show people how they can incorporate exercise and a healthy diet into their daily routine in their own Houck said Once in the home Houck inspects the equipment provid ed by the customer to make sure it is suitable to meet the physical needs He also monitors heart rate dur ing the workout Houck started the business as a result of seeing how simi lar programs could be success ful in helping people live a more active lifestyle The result: they do not spend as much time at the doctor Passion for preventive care Another factor that inspired Lifestyles was Margaret Keightley who works with Houck met Margaret at her Lexington Dietworks office and developed a passion for pre ventive health care from watching her Houck said The background of the two came together to make a Houck has a business administration degree from Berea College During college he worked in a hospital admin istration office under the direc tor of nursing After college Houck coordi nated programs at the Danville Senior Citizens Center always pushed a corporate life in business But as I reflected on my past I always had an interest in and worked in health Houck said Keightley has 25 years of medical experience as an emergency medical technician and licensed practical nurse In 1987 Keightley trained with Covert Bailey nationally known for making body fat percentages a main part of his diet program She was certi fied in Reno Nev to teach theory Keightley originally operat ed a diet program in Harrodsburg but later moved to Lexington where she owned a Dietworks office in Zandale Center on Nicholasville Road Not limited to in home consulting Lifestyles does not limit itself to in home consultations however Appointments can also be made for one on one or group consultations even be glad to make programs available to civic Keightley said The front of the store locat ed at 274 Jane Trail contains a consignment showroom for used exercise equipment The Aerobic Rider endorsed by Covert Bailey on nationally televised infomercials can be bought there too The food products used for the in home and consultation customers will also be sold in this area need to realize that diets begin in the supermar ket not in the Keightley said Pasta dishes replacement shakes and all natural nutri tional supplement tablets are among some of the products chosen for meal replacement have used the products for years and believe in Keightley said To get out of the sterile white wall mind set of a hospi tal Houck used a dark green wall color and carpet to encourage a warm and friendly atmosphere Houck said the surroundings should make patrons want to come back have customers who are not only conscious about what they look like but also what their surroundings look Houck said The business was funded by Kf? i Lt wki Staff Photo by Kent Brown Jerry Houck leads Lu letcher through a workout on the Aerobic Rider at his business on Jane Trail Houck is the owner of Lifestyles Personal itness and Diet Center saved over the past few years riends and family contributed through support and donations of time and skills Lifestyles also is working with the Small Business Association a federal program that helps to focus on the best avenues for the store An hourly pro rated fee of $40 is the charge for consulta tion and programs The cost of diet program food is separate Lifestyles is currently open for appointments The store serves Boyle Casey Lincoln Garrard and Mercer counties Houck and Keightley have also discussed the possibility of expanding into other areas such as Lancaster and Somerset if they are success ful is nothing like this in Danville except for personal Houck said most personal trainers certified They have to be certified in Kentucky We have many certifications to prove to the people that we have the extensive knowledge and training to be a Officers re elected to bank board WRSL radio station 0 It 9 A si W1 I town WRSL will continue its tradition of having live on air announcements with reg ular updates on weather community events and other local happenings Plus news director Phil Pendleton and news assistant Jennifer Dcshon will continue their extensive coverage of local events especially on news events in Lincoln Garrard and Boyle counties WRSL also will be giving listeners supreme sound quality in its new and state of the art sound equipment New to the station is the Digi Link system which allows all commercials and other recorded announce ments to be played back with compact disc quality sound WRSL Radio was pur chased by Jonathan Smith last fall from Ruth Smith who had run the station since the passing away of husband and then owner Calvin Smith 1 Lf The equipment is installed the new tower is complete and the new stu dios arc operational WRSL Radio located in Stanford has become one of the most powerful stations in the area increasing its coverage area five times In order to do this WRSL also has changed its frequency mov ing from 959 to 963 new signal fills in the knobs and hollers to give WRSL one of the best sig nals on the said Vice President and General Manager Norb King only will we be gaining audi ence in these areas but our listeners can take us with them as they drive around central Kentucky" The new coverage area covers a radius of 90 miles meaning the station can be heard clearly in not only Stanford Lancaster and Danville but also outlying towns such as Harrodsburg Mount Vernon Lebanon Somerset Nicholasville and even as far away as George increases power changes frequency gibbon cutting i 'rt I Hair and exercise salon opens Hair and Body Control opened Thursday at 1414 Hustonville Road The hair and exer cise salon offers exercise tables and any hair service The owners are Jeanna and Betty Pemberton and Vanessa Turney Betty Pemberton has 13 years of experience as a hair stylist Business hours are 9 am 9 pm Monday Thursday 9 am 5 pm riday and 9 am 3 pm Saturday Phone 236 4626 Pemberton Sigi 4 BUSINESSMANS Harrises attend convention Local Mr and Mrs David Harris of Stanford recently returned from the Midland National Life Insurance Company sales con vention held at the Hyatt Regency Resort in Maui Hawaii Harris qualified for the convention by meeting Midland production persistency and lives requirements dur ing a 24 month qualification period Convention activities included sales business sessions pan els and workshops as well as sightseeingrecreational activities He is now involved in a new qualification period for next convention to be held in Vancouver British Columbia Canada CK Bancorp Inc parent company of Central Kentucky ederal Savings Bank reports the following events from the annual meeting of stockhold ers held July 5 Irvine ox Warren 0 Nash and John Stigall were re elected to the board of direc tors of the company for a three year term The stock holders approved the retire ment plan for non employee directors the 1995 stock option and incentive plan and the employee recognition plan The other directors whose term did not expire are Jack Bosley JT Goggans Banks Hudson Thomas Poland and Guy Richardson Central Kentucky ederal Savings Bank converted from a mutually chartered savings and loan association to a stock chartered savings bank Dec 29 1994 and became a wholly owned subsidiary of CK Bancorp Inc President Stigall reported that the total assets at Dec 31 1994 were $564 million com pared to $50 million at Dec 31 1993 Stockholders equity was $153 million at Dec 31 1994 compared to net worth of $57 million at Dec 31 1993 This represented 271 percent of assets at Dec 31 1994 as compared to 113 percent at Dec 31 1993 On Dec 31 1994 the stockholders equity was $1527 per share New services planned The Bank is adding new products and services that will be in operation this August They include a drive up auto matic teller machine safety deposit boxes a drive up after hour commercial deposi tory system and upgrading of the security system June building permits total $14 million The Danville Boyle County Planning and Zoning Commis sion issued 29 building permits in June Permit fees on $1475636 in estimated con struction cost was $245167 armers National Bank received a permit for its 15151 square foot expansion Wal Mart SuperCenter received a temporary permit for a 6400 square foot outdoor sales area Permits for single family houses were issued to: Cox Building in Lannock Village 1800 square feet Edward Job Corps Job Corps the US Department of Labor program which provides young people with the opportunity to learn a trade launched a new recruit ment campaign themed Lasts a The campaign is designed to recruit young adults for Job Corps centers throughout the Southeast region including Kendall at 321 Tuggle Road 1824 Eric Reed in Wandering Hills 1600 Tony Crowe at 305 Gibson Road 1532 Kenneth Releford at 10560 orkland Road 1144 Heritage Building Corp on Tuggle Road 1478 Darrell Ensor in Old Bridge 1864 and James Hogue at 2685 Webster Road 2168 Six permits were issued for pools: Don Votaw at 226 Proud Clarion Way 392 square feet Patricia Grubbs at 385 Upper Salt River Road 24 foot round begins new the six centers in Kentucky The Job Corps centers in Kentucky are: Earle Clements Morganfield Great Onyx Mammoth Cave renchburg Civilian Conser vation Corps Mariba Carl Perkins Prestonburg Whitney Young Simpsonville and the Pine Knot center The new campaign targets Dennis Belcher at 166 Madison Ave 224 George Davidson at 521 Cloverdale Drive 512 Wesley Shumate 641 Cloverdale Drive 512 and Robert Lipscomb at 600 Lexington Ave 24 foot round Other permits issued were to: Mary Burks at 347 Springhill Road storage 128 square feet Wanda Halley at 630 Denmark Drive deck addition 256 Lee Graham at 1008 Rosemont Ave garage 376 James Gaddis at 82 Ila Ave garage 384 Mary Lou Harmon at 177 Southern Drive porch addition 250 John Evans at 296 Simpson Lane carport 420 and Mike Gibson at 102 Polk St stor age 336 Sadie Preston at 131 Russell St deck 240 Andrew Young at 211 Terrace Court addition 66 Myron Hurst at 510 Boone Trail storage 120 Betty Jo Holton at 105 Dogwood Court garage 576 Robert Tamme at 312 Parksville Crosspike stor age 768 and Dennis Cox at 75 Shadow Trail storage 120 recruitment campaign motivated young people be tween the ages of 16 and 24 who wish to take advantage of the education and trade oppor tunities offered through Job Corps The campaign will fea ture testimonials from success ful Job Corps graduates As part of the Labor Employment and Training Administration Job Corps provides basic edu cation and GED classes as well as vocational training and job placement in health occu pations clerical skills food service landscaping technolo gy forestry retail and automo tive body repair It is primarily a residential program provid ing students with room board and some spending money Moore attends NEA Jim Moore a mathematics teacher for grades 9 12 at Danville High School joined some 9000 other voting delegates here at the 133rd annual meeting of the 22 million member National Education Association July 1 6 to debate and vote on issues vital to public education in the United States Moore is building representative for the Danville Education Association The theme of the 1995 gathering was Education Works for Participants took time out to honor national and lesser known heroes in the field At an awards banquet on the ourth of July the NEA saluted 13 individuals and groups who have made a difference in the lives of children and their communities through contributions in the area of human and civil rights Barnett completes course James William Barnett a partner in Sheehan Barnett Hays of 114 ourth St has completed an advanced estate planning course at the University of Wisconsin entitled Planning in The course was presented in cooperation with the American Law Institute American Bar Association and the University of Wisconsin and designed for practitioners concentrating in the field of estate planning with special emphasis on estate and income taxation of estates and trusts Reed appointed to DC internship US Sen Mitch McConnell (R Ky) recently appointed Jim Reed of Stanford to an internship in his Washington DC office Reed a recipient of the McConnell Scholarship for Political Leadership at the University of Louisville is a senior political science major He currently is serving in the capacity of communicationspress intern His duties include aiding the sen press staff with general communication of events in Washington DC that affect the people of Kentucky Reed is the son of Lincoln County Judge Executive Jim Reed and his wife anlee Bank stock repurchased Great inancial Corporation parent of Great inancial Bank SB completed its plan to repurchase 5 percent or 785000 shares of the outstanding common stock The aver age cost per share was $1784 The current repurchase program was announced April 20 1995 The repurchased shares will be held as treasury shares and will be available for general corpo rate purposes 1 Local.