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28 Wednesday, February 21, 2018 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon C L A S S I F I E D S C L A S S I F I E D S ! Do you offer lessons for ... Yoga? Drawing? Piano? Or... Advertise in Classes & Training $2 per line the first week, $1.50 per line for repeats. And your ad goes online at no extra charge! Call to place before noon on Mondays: 541-549-9941 802 Help Wanted Black Butte Ranch is hiring! • Food & Beverage Supervisor for Lakeside Bistro • Artisan Baker • Line Cook • Bike Shop Supervisor Go to blackbutteranch.com or submit résumé to jobs@blackbutteranch.com See us at the COCC Job Fair! Wed., 2/21, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. SINGING: Peggy Tehan stepping back from traditional role Continued from page 3 be determined by the contest judges and Sisters Rodeo. They must also be able to commit to a sound check and orientation on Friday, June 8, during the day. Appropriate rodeo attire is required. Performance on a horse is optional, with a horse conditioned to handle large crowds, confusion and noise. This also will require the performer to make any arrangements for transporting a horse and removing it from the grounds after the National Anthem is sung. The youth per- former on Sunday must have an adult chaperone. The contest also requires a firm commitment from each singer to be available for the performance for which that singer is assigned. The contest entry must include name, address and tele- phone number, age and a brief description of experience. The singer will be performing for a crowd of over 6,000 people, so he or she must be comfortable with large crowds. “It is hard to not get emo- tional in the arena after the Grand Entry and the flag have set the stage for the anthem,” said Tehan. “That’s what brings a sense of community and the patriotism we all feel, especially when people in the stands sing along. “I am excited for other peo- ple to have the opportunity to share that experience. I have felt so honored every year in which I have had that special moment,” she concluded. Sisters Rodeo will begin June 6 with Xtreme Bulls, fol- lowed by four rodeo perfor- mances June 8-10. For tickets and information, call the ticket hotline at 541-549-0121 or 1-800-827-7522, or visit the ticket office at 220 W. Cascade Ave. in Sisters. For information visit www.sistersrodeo.com. Shibui Spa seeks professional, positive, motivated individuals to join our team: • Front Desk Specialist • Licensed Massage Therapist • Licensed Esthetician • Licensed Nail Technician Full- and part-time positions available. We invite you to join our team! Email résumés to info@shibuispa.com (no calls). MONTE'S ELECTRIC is now hiring experienced Journeyman Electrician. Hiring Bonus & Benefits! Call 541-719-1316. 803 Work Wanted Male Caregiver/Retired Nurse available, 20+ years experience. P-T or F-T. Excellent Refs! Call 541-598-4527. LETTERS Continued from page 2 some parking for our customers for the day. It wasn’t until 1 p.m. that I finally saw the gentlemen on the ATVs driving around attempting snow removal. The problem? The sun had melted a large portion of the snow already, and other retail shop employees and owners had shoveled the majority of the snow out of the way. Not only were the ATV driv- ers ineffective at removing snow, they were a danger to customers walking around town. Perhaps we can try and schedule these guys to come well before shops are supposed to open, and not the middle of a busy weekend afternoon. What we really need them to do is to help clear out the bulb-outs on Cascade, and other parking spots in all other parking lots on our side and back streets. Additionally, they need to come early in the morning (like 6 a.m.), well before customers are parking in town to shop and eat. For a city that claims to be business-friendly, it is very frustrating to continue to not have the support from the City when we need it most. Sarah Wilder s s s To the Editor: Winter is still here after all. As someone who commutes to Bend every workday, a snow storm hitting Sunday into Monday is not one of my favorite things. Thankfully, I've got ODOT on my side! ODOT does a great job. Highway 20 was in great shape Monday morning and the com- mute was smooth sailing all the way. I am always so impressed! Thank you. Marilyn Cornelius s s s DO VISITORS KNOW WHAT’S SPECIAL ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS? Now in its 24th year! Sisters O r e g o n G u i d e 2 017- 2 018 If they don’t, they won’t search for you. Get the word out with the Sisters Oregon Guide... The Sisters Oregon Guide is the only official guide of the Sisters Chamber for these important reasons: 35,000 Guides • Proven for 24 years to be the most cost-effective way for you to promote your business, event or organization DISTRIBUTED STATEWIDE! • No other resource has all the information for the Sisters area in one place Reaching out to 200,000-plus annual visitors to Sisters • Comprehensive information and articles on recreation, the art and music scene, events, shopping, profiles, history, dining & lodging directories and more A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO SISTERS COUNTRY Recreation • Lodging • Dining • Events • Galleries • Extraordinary Sisters • Immense distribution locally and state-wide through chambers of commerce and welcome centers, shops and restaurants, museums, the Redmond airport, visitors and tourism associations, lodging, resorts and more Sisters Oregon Guide Always Sells Out! ❑ 1/4 Page: $355 ❑ 1/2 Page: $550 ❑ Full Page: $825 1/4 page: 3.25'' x 4.5'' 1/2 page: 6.75'' x 4.5'' Full page: 6.75'' x 9.25'' Photo/Artwork processing: first one FREE, then $5 each Guaranteed Placement: +$100 | Full Color: +$150 Dining or Lodging Listing (2.5") - $125 or FREE with full page ad! To reserve your ad call Patti Jo or Vicki at 541-549-9941 email: pattijo@nuggetnews.com or vicki@nuggetnews.com
