Wednesday, August 16, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
C L A S S I F I E D S
AJ's PROPERTY CLEANUP
Lawncare • Thatching • Edging
Aerating • Hauling Debris
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701 Domestic Services
Black Butte Painting is
now hiring. All experience
levels, pay DOE. Email
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Fifi's Hauling Service seeks a
hardworking, reliable manual
laborer. Call 541-971-1714.
"CLEANING QUEEN"
Serving the Sisters area!
Call Maria at 541-213-0775
Summer Job Opportunities!!!
FOOD & BEVERAGE:
AM & PM Cooks & Baker
BLAKE & SON – Commercial, Food Runners / Counter Cashiers
Home & Rentals Cleaning
Host / Hostess
WINDOW CLEANING!
AM & PM Dishwashers
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Aspen Lounge Bartender
Catering Bartenders
HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE
Beverage Cart Attendant
has space for 1 client: weekly,
GOLF MAINTENANCE:
bi-weekly or monthly. 15 years
Greens Keepers
local experience and references.
MAINTENANCE:
541-923-3093
Groundskeepers
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SPA:
Licensed Massage Therapist
704 Events & Event
& Nail Tech
Services
Excellent seasonal benefits!
SISTERS FARMERS MARKET
Great working environment!
Fir St. Park. Fridays, 2-5:30pm
For immediate consideration,
thru 9/29. Organic fruits+veggies,
apply today:
fresh meats, local crafted jewelry,
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clothing, art, food, and live
Sisters Mainline Station is
music. SNAP benefits accepted
currently
hiring for F/T and P/T
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Cashiers and Gas Attendants.
Health insurance provided,
802 Help Wanted
summer bonus available, 401k
Personalized Nutrients
after one year! Apply in person
is currently hiring F/T and P/T
at Railway & Hwy. 20.
positions. We seek hardworking,
dependable individuals to join
999 Public Notice
our team. Excellent benefits!
Bid Packets Available
Email: Brittany@
for Surplus Property
personalized-nutrients.com
The Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire
SEASONS CAFE seeks help,
District
has
declared
the
full-time for days (off by 3 p.m.). following vehicles as surplus
OLCC permit a plus. Apply in
property: 1989 Ford Service
person or bring résumé and ask Truck and 1968 White Tender.
for Britt at 411 E. Hood Ave.
Bid packets are available at the
P-T Spanish Instructor: Sisters main station at 301 South Elm
Christian Academy seeks P-T Street in Sisters during normal
Spanish teacher for grades 6-8. business hours (Monday-Friday
Flexible hours (4-7 hrs. weekly); from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or online
perfect for a recent graduate at
https://www.sistersfire.com/
seeking to expand their résumé, a board-2/board-packets. Bids will
board-2/board-packets. Bids
retired instructor, or an organized be accepted until 12 Noon on
Spanish speaker who enjoys August 31, 2017.
students and would love to join
– PUBLIC SALE –
our staff. Email: cpeterson@ On August 26, 2017, 10:00 a.m.
sisterschristianacademy.com.
at Cascade Storage,
SNO CAP DRIVE IN seeks
581 N. Larch St., Sisters, Oregon
Night Manager, P-T Property
a public sale will be held on the
Manager, Counter Help and
following units: # 00251, Stout;
Short-order Cooks (exp. pref.).
#00612, Ortner; #00718,
Come in person for app/drop off
Hook/Reznick. The contents
résumé, 380 W. Cascade Ave.
of the units will be sold in their
MONTE'S ELECTRIC is now entirety, unless payment in full is
hiring experienced Journeyman made prior to the time of the sale.
CASH ONLY. NO Credit Cards.
Electrician. Hiring Bonus &
Benefits! Call 541-719-1316.
PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE
Landscape Maintenance, F-T: On Thursday, August 17, 2017 at
10 a.m., a vehicle public auction
Sisters Landscape Co. is now
will take place at Davis Towing,
hiring! Must have valid ODL.
188 W. Sisters Park Dr., with
Will train, starts at $15/hr. Call
preview at 9 a.m. For details on
541-549-3001 or email résumé
the vehicle, call 541-549-6811.
to: sisterslandscape@gmail.com
Out West Realty
— Serving all of Central Oregon —
Sandy Goodsell
Principal Broker
Jonathan Hicks
Broker
ABR, CDPE, CIAS, GRI, SRES
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865-335-6104
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Wild bees thrive after severe fires
except for some blackened
areas on some of the tree
trunks.
“And then, when you go to
some of the high-severity fire
sites, it’s a completely open
canopy. There are a lot of
flowering plants in the under-
story because the light limita-
tion is gone. It just looks com-
pletely different,” she added.
In a study led by Jim
Rivers, OSU forest wild-
life ecologist, Galbraith and
a team of field researchers
collected bees with blue-
vane traps, which attract the
insects by reflecting ultra-
violet light. “The bees basi-
cally think it’s a huge flower,”
said Galbraith. “Once they
get inside the trap, they are
unable to fly out because of
the shape of the entrance.”
In addition, researchers
recorded the characteristics
CORVALLIS — Early
results from a two-year study
in southern Oregon suggest
that moderate and severe for-
est fires create conditions that
lead to greater abundance and
diversity of wild bees.
Because Oregon’s more
than 500 species of native
bees are important pollinators
of wild plants and crops, the
study suggests that fires may
promote bee populations that
in turn may influence agricul-
tural productivity and overall
floral diversity.
In 2016, scientists began
trapping bees at 43 sites in
forests burned by the 2013
Douglas Complex fire north
of Grants Pass. The sites
ranged from places where fire
severity was low — flames
were confined to low-grow-
ing vegetation and failed to
reach the canopy — to places
where severity was moderate
and high.
“In low-severity spots, if
you weren’t looking for the
markers of fire, you wouldn’t
know that it had burned,” said
Sara M. Galbraith, a post-
doctoral researcher in the
College of Forestry at Oregon
State University. “The canopy
is completely closed, and the
trees are usually older. There
isn’t a lot of evidence of fire
The fi x is...
of each site, such as the types
of plants, the degree of forest
cover and whether or not log-
ging had taken place after the
fire.
Such studies are important,
Galbraith said, because the
early stages of forest develop-
ment — what researchers call
early seral forests — have
become less common. “This
research adds to the evidence
that there is high biodiversity
in early seral forests relative
to older stands, and moving
forward, this could have an
impact on services like polli-
nation in the landscape over-
all. Without this fundamen-
tal information, we can’t be
sure of the best management
actions to conserve pollinator
populations within managed
forests.”
The study will conclude
this year.
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541-588-0033
290 E. Cascade Ave.
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— SISTERS —
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forest; only
steps from town
and trail system.
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541-408-6818
rahowells@blackbutte.com
220 S. Ash St., Sisters
— BLACK BUTTE RANCH—
GH189.
This single-
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3 bedrooms
(master with
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3 baths, kitchen
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fi replace, and attached oversized 2-car garage.
Large deck to enjoy the gorgeous golf course
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