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The Paducah Sun Thursday, February 22, 2001 mm 1 CM ssMIed. To Place An Ad: 575-8700 or 1-800-599-1 771 outside McCracken Co. 'Rabbit ear' antennas offer UPN programs to Paducah viewers AY Classified Ads Appearing for the 1st Time GbfCsa MSU's WQTV 24 will broadcast the channel UPN9 24 to the city's newest station, WQWQ, which started Feb, 12, The UPN network affiliate owned by Murray State University will offer its programming to Paducah area residents through an agreement with WQWQ, the city's newest television station, The MSU channel, WQTV 24, will simulcast its 24 hour, seven-day-a-week broadcast schedule to the Paducah station. Viewers in Paducah and in surrounding western Kentucky and southern Illinois will be able to watch the new channel, branded UPN9 24, with simple "rabbit ears" types of indoor antennas. The channel will show UPN programing, which includei "WWF Smackdown and 'Star Trek Voyager," along with reruns of "7th Heaven," "Cops," "ER" and "NYPD Blue." Syndicated shows such as "Family Feud," "Jenny Jones" and "Queen Latifah" are other offerings.

Steve Engles, president of Englcs Communications of Santa Ba.bara, the parent company of WQWQ said talks have started with MSU, Southern Illinois University and Southeast Missouri University toward airing sporting events. "We've already had preliminary meetings with the Ohio Valley Conference as well as discussions with these schools individually," Engles said. "Basketball and football will definitely be part of the mix which could begin as early as this fall." WQWQ went on the air Feb. 12. 2 BR, 1 bath, Smtthland, $19,500.

441-2306 before 928-4066 after 3. SOFA A loveeeal, blue ft white stripe, exc. S3O0 898 3654 after 4 36X36 OAS log unit, like new, heats great, $150. 898-3654 after 4 WHIRLPOOL relrigerator ft electric stove, almond. $300.

270-437-4378. EXPERIENCED medium truck tire talesman lor growth oriented dealer, W. KY, S. IN TN area. Salary ft Insurance plus commission.

Please send resume with references to: Box 517. Morions Gap. KY 42440 II ID 1997 FORD Explorer XLT, 4 door, sunroof, pearl red, loaded, all op-lions, $14.900 898-8882 1996 SEBRING, white, power. 111. XXX hwy.

miles, $8,600 or best otter. 898-1812. 1993 CHEVY 4x4, extended cab, diesel, LWB, Series 3500. 462-3489. 1993 JEEP Grand Chef-okee Limited, white, exc.

cond. Must sell 928-1130 1989 GMC Safari Van, new engine, runs great, asking $2,900. 444-3915 1987 BOMBER Crappie mate, 90 p. B-4 Johnson, 2 depth finders, 42 lb. trolling motor, garage kept, $6,000.

270-362-7660 after 4:30. 1981 BUlCK Riviera, 56,470 miles, brown A tan, 1 owner, $7,500. 534-0948. i mm iyi 2001 DYNA Wide Glide, luxury rich red, 200 miles, many extras; '99 Dyna Super Glide Sport, blackblack, 88 cu. '99 883 Sportster, black; '96 883 Sportster.

Some extras A less than 2K on all bikes 270-345-2769 2000 CHEVY S-10 Extreme, fully loaded, 5,700 actual miles, black, gray Interior. S19K 444-0693. 1999 YAMAHA Warrior with 6x10 trailer, ramps, $4,500. 575-3323. 1998 HONDA Passport LX, white, 2 WD, 35K miles, loaded, $15,500.

898-3654 after 4. 1998 S-10, white, 4 cylin-der, air, new wheels A tires, $4,950. 554-3265. END, newly remodeled, new kitchen, appliances, carpet, 3 or 4 BR, 2 12 bath, LR, FR, DR, 2 car. After 5 30, 554-8657 1990 BUCCANEER Doublewide 28x56, FP, 3 BR, den, must be moved.

534-0103 after 6pm. SALERENT, '98 16X80, 3 BR, 2 bath, exc. covered deckutility pole Included. 270-247-7633. 2 BR house in Calvert City, city water A sewage, $22,000.

928-2918 REFRIGERATOR with ice maker, $150: elect nc lawn mower, $95; microwave, $50. 575-3870. PROM dress, size 8 (al-tered), navysilver beading, shoe size 6, worn once, $125. 554-3501. SOUTHWESTERN hide-a-bed couch A oversized chair, dark colors, $150.

270-395-5176. PROM dresses, size pink, $150; dark blue, $100. 462-3826. Five southern Illinois counties put transit proposal in high gear Trill feature showcase dt appearing for the very 1st time. Increase readership and HSTDAY oouwee your exposure me vary lai day of your ad achadul.

consumer will look here in to view an tna newest offers. Ask for tnia the next time you place en adl it! uri jT'j 'rVt" i 575-8700 Prime Land 300 Acres NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Saturday, February 24th 1:03 P.M. Col. Paul Wilkerson A Sons Real EstateAuction Lowes, Kentucky 674-5659 or 674-5523 JAMES R. CASH, The Auctioneer A Real Estate Broker.

270-623-8466 or 623-6388 organizations for clients over the past 25 years. The primary concern for commissioners centered on developing the best transportation possible to serve residents and communities in those counties. Some of the goals include developing a comprehensive plan that not only will serve the ill and handicapped residents, but also provide long distance transportation for individuals whose jobs take them out of the county. "It will take about a year to set things up," he said. "We have to lay out a plan on how to do this for each county." According to Modglin, each county board has three weeks to select a trustee to serve on the transit district board who will be responsible for selecting a director capable of securing grants and other funding to meet the needs of the district.

"The board will have its work cut out for it," he said. "It will take help at the state House and Senate levels for it to be successful." By Darwin Campbell The Paducah Sun KARNAK, III. Five southern Illinois counties are on the verge of making history with the development of the first mass transit district in the region. "Everybody is ready to make it happen," said Massac County Commission Chairman Jim Modg-lin. "This will be really good for the five-county area." Earlier this month, county commissioners in Alexander, Johnson, Massac, Pulaski and Union counties passed resolutions supporting the establishment of the district.

"We support it," said Alex- ander County Commission Chair- man Andy Clarke. "We are waiting for more information on how to proceed with it." The new district will replace the Shawnee Transportation Authority, which was sponsored by the Shawnee Development Council Inc. and provided medical runs for dialysis and cancer trtat-L ment and other low-cost transpor-: tation to individuals and local The Public Service Commission of Kentucky will hold a Rain or Shine The Charles Trainer Farms Hwy. 58, Clinton, KY Directions: Take Hwy. 58 from Clinton approx.

12 mile property on right Property has frontage on- Hwy. 58, Chalk Road A access at Farmers Gin property. Railroad runs along 210 acre tract. hearing on March 6, 2001, at 9:00 a.m., Houae Features: 2 to 3 bedrooms, 1,100 sq. Eastern Standard CLASSIFIED Advertising Dept.

DIAL 575-8700 To place your WANT AD MONDAY FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. In-Column Deadlines ...3 p.m. Friday 12 Noon Previous Day DAILY CONSECUTIVE RATES Apply Per LinePer Day (2 LINES MINIMUM) 1 Day $2.87 Per Line 2 Days $2.20 Per Line 3-4 Days .90 Per Line 5-6 Days Per Line 7 Days $1.49 Per Line 14 Days Per Line '-l 1 lemoueiea in itraw, carpel, paim a misc. iiems.

Time, In Hearing Room 1 of the I "eras rracis Commission's offices, located at 211 Sower Actual survey Us Boulevard, Frankfort, Kentucky, for the purpose of cross-examination of witnesses of KU and intervenors In Case No. an Application of KU for Approval of an Amended Compliance Plan for Purposes of Recovering the Cost not shown. Tract will be sold with surveyed acreage and lot lines avaiable day of sale. IB Area foundation renamed of New and Additional Tracts will be offered individually and then In combination. Pollution Control Facilities and to Amend its Environmental Surcharge Land ideal for homesites, farmers, or investors.

Has beautiful lake and a metal storage building. 2001 wheat crop passed to purchaser of approximately 110 acres. CRP 2002 payments for waterway $1,080.00, wheat A com $2,962.00. Expires 2008. Subject has 111.1 acres of wheat and 74.8 of corn allotments will be reassigned by appropriate agency.

Founded in 1995, the nonprofit organization has set up gifts and bequests to benefit area charities. Last year, the foundation distributed more than $50,000 to qualified nonprofits in Paducah and surrounding communities, Shaw said. The new name of the Paducah Area Community Founda- tion is the Community Foundation of Western Kentucky. The change reflects an expansion of services geared to meet the philanthropic needs of the region, said foundation president George Shaw. Terms: 15 down day of sale.

Balance due in 30 days. Possession with deed Tariff. KENTUCKY UTILITIES COMPANY 220 West Main Street Louisville, Kentucky subject to tenants rights in home. No buyer premium. Food available on grounds from Nlkkl's BBQ.

United Way IB Father-Daughter Dance set HB I Hfi US Crafts tq sew CHECK YOUR AD NOTICE OF REQUIREMENT FOR PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECT ENGINEERING SERVICES PROJECT: At each of the three facilities major renovations shall be completed in the existing gymnasium, cafeteria, A administrative area; the HVAC (as it relates to work in these projects), plumbing, electrical, lighting renovated A upgraded; doorshardware replaced A ADA compliance upgrades completed. LONE OAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL addition shall include 24 Classrooms, an 800 sq. ft. art classroom, one self-contained special education classroom, six special education resource classrooms, an 800 sq. ft.

music classroom, one preschool classroom, and one computer classroom. REIDLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL additions shall include 15 classrooms, an art classroom, a self-contained special education resource classroom, a music classroom, a library media center, two preschool classrooms, and a custodial receiving area. CONCORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL additions shall include one self-contained special education classroom, six special education resource classrooms, a librarymedia center, A a kitchen. These projects are to be administered under one AE Contract Agreement A are expected to be concurrent. The all-inclusive budget for this "project is estimated at approximately $15 million dollars.

The District would anticipate construction to begin on this "Project" no later than May 1 of 2002. Qualified architectengineering teams shall indicate their interest in these projects by submitting a one-page letter of interest to the District's representative, Darrell SullivanMcCracken County Schools260 Bleich RoadPaducah, KY 42003, via fax (1-270-744-4001) or via email (dsullivan 8mccracken.k12.ky.us). Letters of interest shall be received no later than Friday, March 2, 2001 at 4:00 P.M. (Paducah, KY time): A Request for Proposal with the required format and forms will be provided to each interested architectengineering team. DELIVERY PROBLEMS? be on hand at 6 p.m.

for photographs. The event provides a special occasion for fathers (or father figures) and daughters of all ages. Black tie is optional, and reservations are required. Admission is $50 a plate. Proceeds benefit educational programs sponsored by the symphony.

For reservations or more information, phone 444-0065 or 800-738-3727. The Country Club of Paducah will be the site Saturday evening for the Symphony League of Pad-ucah's annual Father-Daughter Dance. McCracken Circuit Court Judge Jeff Hines will serve as master of ceremonies for a dinner starting at 7. Added this year will be a special recognition to graduating high school seniors. Following dinner, dance music will be provided by Josh Leeth, disc jockey.

Nick Ridge Photography will Reaching Those Who Need Help, Touching Us All. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY On all personal and happy ads, The Paducah Sun reserves the right to divulge the name of the party placing the ed. Also, we will no longer put any age on happy birthday ads. LEW Jetton 61 South www.61south.com 'A Advertisers are requested to check the first insertion of ads for any error. The Paducah Sun will be responsible for only ONE INCORRECT INSERTION.

Any error should be reported immediately so corrections can be made. CHECK YOUR AD carefully and notify The Classified Advertising Department during office hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 a m. 4:30 p.m., in case of an error 4020: Amy is a 16" cloth doll 4 will be a best friend for a little girt. This pattern is $8 50. ITt.lt Pttttrn It glgl.

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$6 admission. 1400 HC Mathis Paducah. There's a new kid in town, a new dance a new chance to meet friends. For information call 270-328-8757 ATTN: KY. SINGLES! Seeking Romance? 800-766-2623, Ext.

1802 575-8700 For delivery problems please call us before 10 A.M. Monday through Saturday or 11 A.M. on Sunday to guarantee a replacement paper that day (limited delivery area). After these deadlines your paper will be delivered the following day. For subscription extensions due to missed or wet deliveries, you must call our Customer Service Department within 48 hours of the problem.

Remember, if you are having difficulties, please call our Customer Service Department at 575-8800 (outside McCracken County 1-800-599-1771) for help. MAXIMIZE your reach with your Sun Classified! Run the same line ad you're running in The Paducah Sun Classifieds for a FULL WEEK in EXTRA! and on SunSix Info-net for just $5 extra. You'll find classifieds online at www.sunsix.com. Save $6 off the regular price with this special. To place your Paducah Sun Classified along with your Maxified ad, call 575-8700.

HAWAII, 2 round trip airfares, leave any major airport, $199 each. Call 800-325-8816. Tuesday at. the McCracken County Public Library to discuss Cycle USA, a fund-raising effort formed by a Canadian man who is cycling the United States to raise money for autism research. Teacher's credit union annual meeting set The Paducah Teachers Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting at 3:45 p.m.

March 8 in the cafeteria of Paducah Tilghman High School. Compiled by Joellyn Young Send your non-recurring community events to Calendar, P.O. Box 2300. Paducah, KY 42002-2300, fax the newsroom at 442-7859 or e-mail to jeyoung paducahsun.com. Calendar items are not accepted by phone.

TODAY'S AGENDA I MURRAY CITY COUNCIL 5 p.m., City Hall. PADUCAH-MCCRACKEN COUNTY JOINT SEWER AGENCY BOARD 5 p.m., Paducah City Hall Commission Chambers. Engineer's Day set for Saturday at PCC Paducah Community College will host Engineer's Day activities from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday for all ages.

A special "Introduce a Girl to Engineering" seminar will feature women engineers of the area talking about what they do, what special challenges they have faced, and what it takes for a young girl to become an engineer. Other activities include tours of the PCCUK engineering facilities, a "Who Wants to be an Engineer" contest, an edible car contest, local company displays. Barbecue plate lunches will be available for purchase. Autism society meets Tuesday at library The Paducah Autism Society of America will meet at 7 p.m. ANNOUNCING HAPPY ADS BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES SPECIAL Share Your Happiness (AIL 270-575-8700 And Ask For A Classified Ad Toker Who Will Be Happy To Help You.

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41431 Open all year. Drtjp in anytime. iur UNHID STATU MVIMOiaONDS faitw LOST: Golden Retriever, 2 years old, blue collar, S. Friendship area. 534-4527 or 443-3510.

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