Wednesday, December 21, 2016 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Call to schedule an immaculate
home cleaning. Lic-Bonded-Ins.
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WINDOW CLEANING!
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802 Help Wanted
CAREGIVER: 2-3 days per
week. Please call 541-598-4527.
MONTE'S ELECTRIC is now
hiring experienced Journeyman
Electrician. Hiring Bonus &
Benefits! Call 541-719-1316.
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.
Black Butte Painting is hiring
for the season. All experience
levels, pay DOE. Email
blackbuttepainting@gmail.com
Facilities Grounds Maintenance
Join the Black Butte Ranch team!
You will work with professionals
who are passionate about creating
an exceptional guest experience.
Position is full-time, year-round,
& eligible for benefits to include
health and dental insurance, paid
time off, and 401(k). Apply at
www.blackbutteranch.com
or send résumé to
jobs@blackbutteranch.com
FARMWORKER: 3 temporary
positions, 2/15/17 thru 12/01/17.
Drive tractors and operate farm
equipment to till soil, plant,
irrigate & harvest crops, build
fence, perform maintenance,
mechanical
repair.
Drives
semi-truck to transport product to
elevator or storage area. Must
have or be able to obtain CDL
driver's license, 6-month min.
experience, high school diploma
or equivalent required. 48 hours
per week, $11.75 per hour, free
housing. 3/4 work period
guaranteed. Tools & equip.
provided. Transportation to and
from place of recruitment will be
paid upon completion of 50% of
work contract. Job location is at
Marvin Rageth, Byron, WY.
Apply for this job at Workforce
Center, 1026 Blackburn Avenue,
#1, Cody, WY, (307) 587-4241
with job order #2620489 or
nearest workforce office with a
copy of this ad.
COCC offers
autobiography class
Central
Oregon
Community College (COCC)
is offering a continuing edu-
cation 10-week workshop for
adults on guided autobiogra-
phy, titled Write It Down. The
class will begin January 17,
2017. Each three-hour class
will be on Tuesday, from 1 to
4 p.m. in the Sisters Library
community room.
This workshop provides
structure for participants who
are interested in writing an
autobiography or memoir.
Each week, under the guid-
ance of facilitator and Sisters
resident Sue Stafford, mem-
bers will explore a differ-
ent life theme that has been
influential in shaping their
lives. Writing is done at home
on each theme and then two
pages are shared in a small
group during the next class.
The first week explores major
branching points in partici-
pants’ lives. In subsequent
sessions members explore
such topics as family, the role
of money, major life work or
career, health and body, and
other topics that interweave to
form the tapestry of a life.
“Writing a guided autobi-
ography focused on central
themes in our lives can give
new meaning to our present
and future lives because it
helps us understand the past
more fully,” said Stafford.
“This program is not therapy,
but the insights gained can be
very therapeutic. As stories are
shared, strong bonds of sup-
port are formed among the par-
ticipants. Previous groups that
have taken the class enjoyed
it so much they elected to
continue together as writ-
ing groups for several years.”
The guided autobiogra-
phy program was developed
by James Birren, PhD, for-
mer associate director of the
UCLA Center on Aging,
based on his 25 years of con-
ducting autobiography groups.
Facilitator Stafford, MA ABS,
has a background in counsel-
ing and expressive arts ther-
apy, as well as being a free-
lance writer for The Nugget
and The Bulletin.
The cost of the 10-week
course is $179. To register for
the class, please go online to
the COCC continuing educa-
tion catalog. For more infor-
mation about the class, call
instructor Sue Stafford at
541-549-2107.
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HYPOTHERMIA:
Original cause of
death was revised
Continued from page 3
attributed to carbon mon-
oxide poisoning from a run-
ning motor. However, police
reported, “After a detailed
medical exam that was not
able to be performed at the
scene, the cause of death for
Edward Fones was deter-
mined to be hypothermia
and manner was accidental.
Other medical conditions
also contributed to his death
but carbon monoxide was
not able to be ruled out until
the detailed exam was com-
pleted. Carbon monoxide,
drugs, and alcohol were not
believed to be associated
with this accidental death
caused by exposure to tem-
peratures that were reported
to be below 0 degrees.”
Fones was last seen on
Thursday night and had been
working at a Sisters business
for several months. A citizen
who works in the area called
and requested the welfare
check.
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90 cats & kittens, 131 dogs & puppies, 2 doves, 2 cockatiels, 2 parrots, 6 chickens, 2
horses and 2 rabbits, plus spay/neuter/vaccination sponsorships for many cats and dogs
through the Bend Spay & Neuter Project.
A huge thank-you to Katy Rodrigues of American Nutrition/Atta Boy for securing
the large donation of dog food and cookies. Thank you to Eileen Knoud of Nylabone
for the large donation of dog toys and chews. Many thanks to Sisters-Camp Sherman
RFPD who stored the food for us again this year.
Special thanks to Fred McCaulou at Sisters Feed & Supply for holding their annual
pet food drive. Huge thanks go to Naomi Rowe and Shirley Lalli, our Kiwanis food
drive coordinators. Thank you to all the volunteers who helped distribute the food, toys,
treats & beds: Valerie Fercho-Tillery, Vern & Monica Rendon, Jim Cornelius,
Teresa Mahnken, Spencer Bordonaro, David Novotny, Carolyn &
Sam Davis, KC & Sabitri Dolson, Daca Thomas, Wally & John Hathaway
and Dechen Dawkins.
Thank you to Kathy Deggendorfer of Sisters Art Works and the many volunteers who
helped with Pet Photos with Santa, including Santa Paus, Sam Hernandez from Central
Bark, and to pet photographer Jodi Schneider McNamee.
Special thanks to all The Nugget Newspaper employees who help during the month
of December as Furry Friends takes over The Nugget offi ce.
to all who
donated!
Photo to come
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