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Page 21 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, August 30, 2006 HELP WANTED YARD SALE WELDER/FABRICATOR R&R Lumber is seeking an experienced individual for a F/T day Welder/Fabricator position. Responsibilities include, but not lim- ited to, light fabrication, general/welding re- pairs on production and heavy equipment, gear reducers, water pumps and compres- sors. Must possess strong work ethic and troubleshooting skills, have knowledge of, and be able to work with various types and grades of metal up to 4” thick, burning and machining equipment, pneumatics and hydraulics. Requirements are a minimum of 7 years experience and a HS diploma; trade certification would be an asset. A competitive compensation package includ- ing benefits, commensurate with experience, is offered. EOE. To apply, send resumes to R&R Lumber Co., PO Box 519, Cave Junc- tion, OR, 97523; fax 541-592-3221; e-mail info@rrlumber.com or in person at 30365 Redwood Hwy. MEDICAL: CLINIC NURSE CAVE JUNCTION SITE SISKIYOU CHC Full-time RN to provide general health care services and health education to patients in busy family practice clinic. Provides clinical support to the medical practitioners. We offer competitive salary and excellent benefits. Send resume to Human Resources Dept., Siskiyou Community Health Center, 125 NE Manzanita Ave., Grants Pass, OR 97526, or fax to 541- 471-9242. Position open until filled. EOE PERSONAL DRINKING PROBLEM ? AA CAN HELP Call 592-2901 or 761-4115 * * * CJ Meetings: Immanuel Methodist Church Thurs 7 p.m. Sat 10 a.m. Women Sat 7 p.m. Sun 8 p.m. St. Matthias Church Tues 7 p.m. Wed 7 p.m. Men AA-tfc WEIGHT WEIGH- ING YOU DOWN? TOPS support group has friendly confi- dential help Thurs- days 10:30 a.m., meeting room Meth- odist Church. 597- 2072, 592-4477. PW7-13p CURVES NUTRI- TION class starts in September. Call now! 592-4599 C23-3C Place your classified ad before Thursdays at 5 p.m. at 321 S. Redwood Hwy. in downtown C.J. SERVICES GOOD NEIGHBORS FENCE Company is now offering custom rock work, masonry, sidewalks, exposed aggregate. Phone Bob at 592-5208. CCB #157224 GNF7-tfc REASONABLE AND ECO-FRIENDLY All brush/tree/fire ladder fire reduction. Resulting mulch improves soil and reduces erosion. No burning, no hauling of debris. Economi- cal, sound land man- agement. Experi- enced owner- operator. Phone Ron Wilson (541) 582- 3991 or (541) 660- 1748. References available on request. RW21-tfc HOUSE CLEANING to your specifica- tions. Commercial, residential, rentals, new construction, windows, local refer- ences, licensed, bonded and insured. 592-5270. C42-tfc BRUSH BROS. Yard services, overgrowth cleared, berries, shrubs, lawns, land- scaping. Phone 597- 4517 Free esti- mates. MS23-2P LEGAL NOTICE 24-HOUR ACCESS Check out OCANS online at oregon.com! Safe, secure and convenient location T HE DO M E SCHOOL has a non- discrimination policy toward students regarding race, color, national or ethnic origin, and religion. DS24-1P O regon C lassified A dvertising N etwork RAIN OR SHINE: Yards for sale. Some with houses! See Mike Palmer Realty 596-2026 in O’Brien. PR46-tfc YARD SALE Sept. 1,2,3,4 from 9-5 at 977 Caves Hwy. #8 DW24-1P YARD SALE at 4271 Rockydale Rd. Mis- cellaneous, too much to list, 11 years accumulation. Fri & Sat, Sept. 1 & 2 from 10-4. No early birds. AS24-1P YARD SALE Sept. 1 & 2, early birds wel- come. 356 Fir Street. CS24-1P IDLEWILD ESTATE sale at 262 Harlow Way. Many high quality large-size women’s clothing, lots of household items, new oak twin beds complete with bedding, miscellane- ous furniture and used doors, win- dows, etc. from a recent remodel. This is a must visit! Fri, Sept. 1 and Sat, Sept. 2 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. TN24-1P YARD SALE Fri, Sat & Sun, Sept. 1, 2, & 3 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 3375 Rocky- dale Rd. Waterbed, desk, counter with cash box, small boys bike, and many other items. Stuff for everyone. EU24-1P MULTI-FAMILY yard sale at 5320 Caves Hwy on Fri, Sat, Sun, 9 a.m. until ? Labor Day weekend. A portion of pro- ceeds go to support the 2007 Wild Black- berry Festival. Items will include: tools, toys, computers, parts, games, and software, clothing, vehicles, utility trail- ers, high-end wood stoves, furniture, pro-sound gear, dvd players, records, tv’s, microwave, E- bay items, knick- knacks, etc. Stop by and say Hi! Russo’s MR24-1P ESTATE SALE at 23703 Redwood Ave in Kerby. Furniture, tools, building mate- rial. Sept 1 & 2 only from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. AJ24-1P THE CAVEMAN VINTAGE CAR CLUB Announces its 31st annual swap meet, flea market, car cor- ral, and car show at the Josephine County Fairgrounds Sunday, Sept. 17 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free admission. For flea market informa- tion, phone 541-479- 0123; swap spaces, 541-956-1474; and car corral, 541-479- 7580. CV24-3p WESTERN STAR annual yard sale Sept. 2, 3 & 4 at Kerby Belt Bldg. in Kerby. JS24-1P DOUGHBOY SWIMMING POOLS Affordable Up to 7’ Deep Lifetime Warranties Free Delivery Phone for a Free Brochure Emerald Outdoor Living since 1955 1-800-364-7946 No Better Values Anywhere! FARM & GARDEN FIREWOOD KLAMATH HAY, Grass & Alfalfa. Phone 592-3997 AW25-8P PAST URE FOR RENT. For sale, handfed cockatiels $35 to $45 Phone 592-3206 MB22-3P TOPSOIL, no rocks, $125 for 6 cubic yards. GRASS HAY, in barn, $4.50 a bale. Delivery avail- able. Phone 592- 6013. SMM24-4P PERPETUAL FLAME Green hardwood $160 a cord, mad- rone $170 when available. Seasoned hardwood $185 a cord. Delivered in Illinois Valley. 660- 8704. JK28-tfc SEASONED MIXED hardwood, oak & madrone. Delivered in valley $165 per cord. Phone 592- 3056. JS21-4P YOUR AD WILL RECEIVE CLOSE TO 2,000,000 EXPOSURES FOR ONLY $250! Oregon Classified Advertising Network is a service of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association. Week of August 28, 2006 M&W BUILDING Supply Company. Custom pole buildings. Kits or built, engineering, financing available. Free brochure. Call today 1-800-547-1714. Quality and satis- faction guaranteed. OR #79450 / WA #MWBUSCO61K5. Check our website: www.mwbsc.com. Business Services DRIVER- KNIGHT Transportation, OTR positions available! You pick your schedule. *Home time like no other, *three pay increases in the 1st year. Call Cortney or Kelley. 800-856-6866, 4 months OTR/ Class A CDL. YOU CAN earn over $800 per month while in college, plus a $20,000 bonus. 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CDL-A required. Call 866-888-2883. The gleaming spaceship from Earth cruises out of the solar system toward the nearest star. It carries 12 astronauts and everything they will need for the many years it will take to reach their destination. This space voyage has not happened yet. But NASA scientists already can design a closed space with everything to support life for a long time. They know that plants use carbon dioxide from the air and give off oxygen, while animals use oxygen from the air and give off carbon dioxide. How con- venient. The trick is to bal- ance them. Too many of one—plants or animals— and not enough of the other, and both will get sick and die. And what about food? And taking out the garbage? A closed space that supports life needs a food chain. An important link in the chain is bacteria that live on waste. Tiny animals live on the bacteria. Larger animals eat the smaller animals. Plants are necessary too, feeding animals both large and small. And, looping back to the bacteria, plants use the waste products of the bacteria. And water? Plants and animals need water. But there must be a way to clean the water for re-use or it could make the plants and animals sick. Earth itself works like a space cruiser carrying astro- nauts. As on a space cruiser, Earth’s living environment can become unbalanced. We need to understand it and take good care of it, so it will support all its “astronauts” for the very long journey ahead. Visit The Space Place at spaceplace.nasa.gov/en/kids/ earth/wordfind to learn more about spaceship Earth and have fun with word puzzles about air, water, land, and life. This article was written by Diane K. Fisher and pro- vided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. A Look Back On Sept. 3, 1783, Great Britain and the United States signed a peace treaty in Paris wherein Britain recognized the independence of the new nation ... Aug. 30, 1856, aboli- tionist John Brown led a group of anti-slavery men against Missourians at Osawatomie, Kansas ... Sept. 3, 1940, the United States announced the transfer of 50 outdated destroyers to Great Britain ... Sept. 3, 1943, the United States and Britain invaded the mainland of Italy ... Sept. 2, 1945, Japan formally surrendered to the Allies ... Sept. 1, 1951, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand signed a mutual security pact ... Aug. 28, 1963, a march on Washington was staged in support of black demands for equal rights, the high- light of which was Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I have a dream” speech ... Sept. 3, 1976, ‘Viking II’ set down on Mars’ Utopia Plains ... Aug. 28, 2002, in Seattle, the government indicted a Muslim man alleging he had tried to set up a terrorist training camp in Ore- gon ... Aug. 28, 2002, German authorities charged a Moroccan man with supporting a cell of terrorists in Hamburg thought to have had a role in planning the 9/11 attacks ...Aug. 29, 2002, shells from an Israeli tank struck a house in Gaza, killing a woman, her two sons, and a cousin ... Aug. 31, 2002, Israeli helicopter gunships ambushed a car in the West Bank, killing three Palestinian militants and two children ... Sept. 3, 2002, Andrew Cuomo, son of the former governor of New York and himself a former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, dropped out of the New York gubernatorial race ... Sept. 1, 2004, President Bush and Vice President Cheney were renominated on the Republican ticket at the party convention in New York ... Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, causing devastation, particularly in Gulfport and Biloxi, Miss., Mo- bile, Ala., and New Orleans, La. ... Aug. 31, 2005, Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Blanco or- dered a total evacuation as the Army Corps of Engineers sought to stem the flooding from the breeched levees in New Orleans. (c) 2006 DBR Media Inc. Sports Challenge 1. Who called Baron Gottfried von Cramm and ordered him to win the 1937 Davis Cup final just as the match was beginning? 2. What is it called in an auto race when drivers run to their cars, jump in, start and depart? 3. What Baltimore Orioles manager was ejected from a record 65 games? 4. What pitcher fanned 383 batters in 1973 to beat Sandy Koufax’s single-season re- cord by one? 5. What is the second-most-popular team ice sport in North America? 6. How long did it take champ Thom Hunt to shoot his 86 at the Power Bar Speed Golf Challenge? 7. What Communist country did the United States beat in 91 of 99 events in their first track and field meet in 1975? 8. What NFL team’s helmets feature three hypocycloides in the logo? 9. What sport did 20 million Americans take up in the 1970s? 10. Who was only 24 when he was hired as head coach of Army? Answers 1. Adolf Hitler; 2. A Le Mans start; 3. Earl Weaver; 4. Nolan Ryan; 5. Curling; 6. 40 min- utes; 7. China; 8. The Pittsburgh Steelers’; 9. Jogging; 10. Bobby Knight (c) 2006 DBR Media Inc. You Don't Say! NEW BUSINESS DEAL! The “Illinois Valley News” is pub- lished weekly, and is distributed to over 3,300 households in the area. We can help you promote YOUR new business with a photo, article and FOUR 2x3 ads, for the amazing low price of only $99! Illinois Valley News Place your newspaper contact info here. OR 321 S. Redwood Hwy., Cave Junction, Building Materials NASA’s future envisions a very special spaceship For Sale 6KW SILENT diesel generator, electric start, sound enclosure. 120/240v New. $3800 sacrifice. $1700 Still in crate. Zero hours. homedays@gmail.com. Just moved. Live locally. 503-344-3730. BAMBOO DESIGNER flooring: 2,317 sqft, will seperate. New. $5.99 sq ft. Sacrifice $2.50 sq. ft. Project cancelled. Just moved, live locally. Cell 503-344-3730, email if you can. homedays@gmail.com Personals ADOPTION: A nurturing family seeks to adopt a child to love and cherish. We are financially secure to provide a promising future. Please call Christine and David at 1-888-322-0924. Real Estate DAVID & KAREN must buy a retail strip mwithin 37 days! We can offer full market price if you can be flexible on terms. Excellent credit. (775) 853-2511. Grapes explode when you put them in the microwave. * * * A rainbow can occur only when the sun is 40 degrees or less above the horizon. * * * In 10 minutes, a hurricane releases more energy than all the world’s nuclear weapons combined. * * * There are more than 1,000 chemicals in a cup of coffee; of these, only 26 have been tested, and half of them caused cancer in rats. * * * Our eyes don’t freeze in very cold weather because of the salt in our tears. * * * If all the Antarctic ice melted, the ocean level would rise nearly 250 feet and 25 per- cent of the world’s land surface would be flooded. * * * George Washington had to borrow money to go to his own inauguration. * * * Jimmy Carter was the first president born in a hospital. * * * Abe Lincoln’s mother died when the family dairy cow ate poisonous mushrooms, and Mrs. Lincoln drank the milk. * * * Franklin Pierce is the only president to have said “I promise” instead of “I swear” at his inauguration. He did it for religious reasons. * * * At Andrew Jackson’s funeral in 1845, his pet parrot had to be removed because it was swearing. * * * John Tyler joined the Confederacy 20 years after his presidency and became the only president named a sworn enemy of the United States. Trivia Time 1. What corporation was formed in 1909 in a merger of Buick, Cadillac and Oldsmobile? 2. What element has an atomic weight of one? 3. What Illinois Central railroad engineer took his last trip on a locomotive with the engine number 392? 4. What is the name of the first plane to break the sound barrier? 5. What 1954 sci-fi movie featured future stars Fess Parker, James Arness and Leonard Nimoy? 1. General Motors; 2. Hydrogen; 3. “Casey” Jones; 4. X-1; 5. “Them!”
