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28 Wednesday, September 28, 2016 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon C L A S S I F I E D S "CLEANING QUEEN" Serving the Sisters area! Call Maria at 541-213-0775 – CUSTOM HOUSE CARE – TLC for your Home, Business or Rental Cleaning in disters, Black Butte Ranch & surrounding areas. Let us sparkle your home for a fresh start! Call to schedule an immaculate home cleaning. Lic-Bonded-Ins. Refs Avail. Call Emilee dtoery, 541-588-0345 or email customhousecare@earthlink.net Sno Cap Drive In: Short-order Cooks (experience preferred) and Counter Help (will train). Come in person to fill out an app/drop off résumé, 380 W. Cascade Ave. BANK OF THE CASCADES Customer Service Teller in Sisters, Oregon! Customer dervice and cash handling experience required. Perform a variety of customer service activities for new and existing customers as a paying and receiving teller. Contribute to the efficient and effective 703 Child Care operations of the Branch, providing the "best" in customer Child Care, Nanny, Tutor ~ Certified teacher, K-12, with 13 service and upholding Bank years exp. teaching school & at customer service values. Please your résumé for adventure camps. Hablo Espanol. submit consideration: ebeal@botc.com $20-$25/hr. 575-613-0495 POSITION TO FILL? 801 Classes & Training BIZ TO PROMOTE? For Results, Advertise it in Spanish Lessons: Individual or THE NUGGET! small groups. $20/hour (less for Deadline is Monday, NOON, to groups). 575-613-0495. place your classified ad. Special Education Advocacy: Call 541-549-9941 – 13 years experience – dliding scale. 575-613-0495. 999 Public Notice 802 Help Wanted Coverdale Fire District SURPLUS SALE BIKE/SKI TECH: Eurosports On daturday, October 8th, from 8 Bikes, Skis, Beer & Food Carts is a.m. until noon, The Cloverdale hiring full-time, year-round. dee Rural Fire Protection District will Craig's List ad for more details. be conducting a yard/surplus Housekeeping / Laundry equipment sale at Fire dtation Friendly and outgoing people 601 located at 68787 George needed to join our team! Must Cyrus Rd. The District will be be dependable & hard-working, selling surplus equipment items able to flex w/business patterns. in preparation for moving into the • $10/hour starting pay new station being built on • Pay increase after 60 days Cloverdale Rd. dale items • Generous sick-leave policy consist of extension ladders, 1" • Annual holiday party & gift high-pressure hose, two-way • Lodging discounts at radios, storage cabinets, military Best Western hotels surplus truck parts, a 625-gallon and motels worldwide water tank, and other assorted Apply in person at the pieces of fire equipment. dealed Best Western Ponderosa Lodge bids will also be accepted for a MONTE'S ELECTRIC is now 1989 Ford F-250 pickup. hiring experienced Journeyman Inspection can be made during Electrician. Hiring Bonus & the 8:00 a.m. through 11:30 a.m. Benefits! Call 541-719-1316. sale, with bid opening at 12:30 The final bid will be Black Butte Painting is hiring p.m. accepted at 11:30 a.m. For for the season. All experience further information call the levels, pay DOE. Email blackbuttepainting@gmail.com district office at 541-389-2345. ASPIRE: More volunteers are needed for mentor program Continued from page 3 Kroytz said each mentor is paired with three or four stu- dents with whom they meet throughout the students’ junior and senior years. Volunteers bring a range of experience to the program. Kroytz said they include law- yers, retired school teachers and administrators, parents, fire industry personnel and more. The program is about 10 years old at Sisters High School, and is district-funded this year, after being funded by grants in the past. The change allows Kroytz to spend a greater portion of his day on ASPIRE than before. Students with an inter- est in the military usually are paired with mentor Brett Hoyt, now retired from the U.S. Navy. He said countries such as germany have well- defined paths to a university educator or trade school, with students deciding which course to follow early in their secondary school years. American schools don’t have such a formalized pro- cess, Hoyt said, but ASPIRE serves the purpose. “We work with these kids and encourage them,” he said. “We are helping them through this journey.” Hoyt, a second-year mentor, knew he wanted a military career early on. However, he said most stu- dents don’t have a clear idea of what profession they want. That’s where the ASPIRE mentors become valuable, shaping the options around each student’s interests. Hoyt said he is enjoy- ing the role and likes giving back to the community by volunteering. Sisters High School stu- dents and parents have a couple of opportunities in early October to learn more about colleges — and how to pay for attending them. The Central Oregon College Fair is scheduled from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 6, at Redmond High School. A bus will be chartered from Sisters to the fair and back for $5 per person if at least 25 students sign up. On Tuesday, October 18, the high school will hold Financial Aid Night for seniors and their parents. It begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Student Service Center and will cover how to apply for financial aid, including fed- eral student aid, and other topics. Kroytz said it’s all part of doing the most possible to prepare students for their next step. ASPIRE is always looking for more volunteers, he added. “The more mentors we have, the more successful the program can be,” Kroytz said. “It’s not so much about our knowledge as it is about our desire to help kids find success after high school.” For more informa- tion contact the school at 541-549-4045. Central Oregon cities weigh proposals to pave way for uber BEND (AP) — City offi- cials in Bend and Redmond are looking to entice Uber to town by changing city ordinances that would pave the way for ride-sharing services. The Bulletin reports that both cities are looking into additional and changes to city code that would make it easier for transportation net- work companies to establish businesses. Both Redmond and Bend will see proposals related to ride sharing before the city council in October. Uber spokesman Jon Isaacs says Redmond will be the key to the company’s Central Oregon services, as most of the requests for ser- vice the company receives are from people who have arrived at the Redmond Airport. Lyft is also looking to expand in Oregon, if legisla- tion passes to make it easier for the service to operate. NuggetNews.com
