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To Place A Classified: CALL 541.484.0519 EMAIL classy@eugeneweekly.com FAX 541.484.4044 WRITE 1251 Lincoln St., Eugene, OR 97401 VISIT Our Office 8a-5p M-F LINE ADS $2/Line, 4 Line Min. Page 28 Page 29 OMMP CAREGIVER, seeking OMMP patients seeking caregiver for fall harvest. Reply to: “OMMP Caregiver,” 1251 Lincoln St. Eugene, OR 97401. Classes Announcements GRAND OPENING! Emerald Swap Meet. Half off and super- sized booth spaces this weekend only. That’s a 10’x20’ space for only $15. Come early for premium spaces, or call to reserve. 762- SWAP or www.emeraldswap- meet.com MODELS, M/F couple, slender, fit. We are available for art, photo, film, sculpture. Singly or sensual- ly. 345-8216 bukugarden@earth- link.net QUALITY QUESTIONS are overflowing in this week’s Eugene Weekly Classifieds Trivia! With last week’s contest making a two time winner of local smarty Dave Taube, you folks have some seri- ous challenge up there. Try mash- ing your way through the mental muck dredged up by our very own Question Queen, Moriah Demers. Stumped? Too bad, because I won’t help, but I will accept your answers at jeffrey@eugene- weekly.com RESEARCH STUDY seeking persons with androgen insensitiv- ity syndrome or similar condition to participate in survey about use of health services. Visit aissur- vey.nhgri.nih.gov for information. (AAN CAN) WORKSHOP POWER of You, by Paula May. Tamarack Wellness Center, 3575 Donald, Eugene. Sat, June 26, 9-1. Learn how to make choices and intentions into reality. Learn mind maps. $25. 484-9934. Wanted Free Garage Sales BEAUTIFUL HOUSEBROKEN kittens. Friendly, healthy. For adoption. Includes litter, food, food dish and pen. 736-9051. HUMONGOUS ESTATE sale, garage sale during the Camp Creek garage sale weekend. Free refreshments! Sinks, doors, retail shelving, cabinets, furniture, tables, TVs, art, women’s design- er clothing, household goods and more! Fri and Sat, 9am-9pm, 38698 Upper Camp Creek Rd. LITERALLY STONED. Disney’s “Sword in the Stone” is based up a book by what author? Lost & Found FOUND WOMAN’S gold bracelet by Paterson St. Call after 5pm to describe. Last date to claim is 7/8/04. 345-6676. LOST BETWEEN Coburg and campus, green nylon bag contain- ing clothing and gear important to owner. Reward. Rob at 461-6819. Opportunities INTERESTED IN Political Careers? Learn from profession- als. Gain organizing experience on high profile campaigns to beat Bush through the Democratic Campaign Management Program. www.campaignschool.org. 888- 922-1008. (AAN CAN) graphic design & Page 31 PHOTOGRAPHY TODD COOPER 485-1918 • TODD@EUGENEWEEKLY.COM PEOPLE INTERESTED in learning about essential oils. If interested call 1-866-235-6048 or E-mail here4u2468@Yahoo.com Pets LITTLE BIRDIE. What heavy rock- er attempted to impress a major label by biting off the head of a dove? Business For Sale SPECIALIZED CLEANING business for sale. See www.clean- biz4sale.com Page 32 Adoption/Family Services PREGNANT? CONSIDERING adoption? We can help! We spe- cialize in matching families with birthmothers nationwide. Toll free 24 hours a day 866-921-0565. One True Gift Adoptions. (AAN CAN) Help Wanted EARNING CHOPS. Prior to div- ing into piano pop, singer, song- writer Billy Joel was a known name in what burgeoning music scene? ACTRESS, MODEL dressed in Greek goddess costume for Art and the Vineyard Festival. July 2, 3 and 4. Alton Baker Park. Rove the park, sell raffle tickets, pro- mote silent auction of Mike Leckie’s “Goddess of the Vineyard” sculpture. 3 days, 8 hours/day. $170 stipend. To apply, submit photo (preferably in cos- tume) to Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E 15th Ave, Eugene 97403. FARM FRESH ORGANIC Page 33 OPPORTUNITY TO make a dif- ference in the community. Local not for profit seeking that “spe- cial” person to be general manag- er. Will be working with medical marijuana patients wanting to qualify for the OR Medical Marijuana Program. Position calls for basic management skills, good temperament and the ability to work with a diverse group of indi- viduals. Computer skills a must. knowledge of Quick Books, Excel and Access required. Some basic understanding of team manage- ment and the ability to work closely with other team members and volunteers is helpful. 20 to 30 hours per week. Pick up applica- tion and complete job description at 205 W 12th Ave., Eugene, Tues and Fri, 12-6pm. Application dead- line July 30, 2004. TEACHERS, PART-TIME German and Spanish. Corvallis Waldorf School, 541-758-4674 or 541-738-0994. CTSG, A division of Kintera, Inc., that provides Internet technology services to progressive organiza- tions, seeks an experienced Web Interface Designer for its Eugene office. Join our team of experi- enced and talented designers cre- ating and implementing great design solutions for our progres- sive client base using Photoshop, Flash and other Web development software: xHTML, CSS. To learn more and apply visit www.ctsg.com/jobs/ EOE. VAMPIRES, GHOULS, aliens. Actresses wanted, 18+, for B- movies. $$$. Eugene studio. Toll free, 866-21-MODEL. POSITIONS AVAILABLE TODAY!!! • Coach Manufacturing • General Assembly • Automotive Painters • Cabinet Makers Day and Swing Shift Positions Available $9.50-$12.50 per hour 656 Charnelton Street Eugene, OR • 342-6055 E.O.E. CERAMIC AND stone tile jour- neyperson installers wanted in Hawaii. Large commercial tile con- tractor seeking good people to live, work in Hawaii. Experience required. Incentives possible if ver- ified abilities warrant. Fax resume (handwritten OK) indicating work history, companies, experience, etc. 808-877-6011. (AAN CAN) SUMMER FUN! Bored? Casual job for girls and guys, 18 and up. Work hard, play hard attitude! Meet new faces and see new places. Contact Leigh Ann at 800- 655-2505. (AAN CAN) HELP TAKE back America. mobi- lize minority voters in battle- ground states. Gain grassroots experience. Training from top Democratic professionals. Call 1- 888-922-1008, www.campaign- school.org (AAN CAN) EARN $$$ Ladies, join leading Adult Entertainment Firm. Must be willing to travel. Most expens- es paid. Huge earning potential. Hiring immediately. Contact Dee. Hotnspicygirls@myway.com 702- 581-0858. LOVE TO SHOP? Mystery shop- pers needed in your local area. PT/FT, make your own hours. Training provided. Valid email required. 800-844-5485. GROUP FACILITATOR Nova domestic violence intervention program. This position will co- facilitate 1 to 2 weekly groups for men and women. For more info call 741-8393. WORK WITH street kids in Brazil. Six months travel and work program. Start July. Program fee applies. Call 413-441-5126. i n f o @ i i c d - v o l u n t e e r. o r g www.iicd-volunteer.org ASSEMBLE CRAFTS, wood items. $300+/wk plus supplies. Free info packet. 801-428-4711. Page 34 DANCERS WANTED. Earn top dollar at one of Lane County’s Premier Clubs. Call 988-1612. SUMMER WORK Multiple openings Excellent starting pay No experience nec. Fun environment Flex scheduling conditions apply GREAT FOR STUDENTS INTERVIEWING THIS WK. Call 541-393-7002 summerworknow.com JASPER, DEXTER, Lowell Distribution Driver. Eugene Weekly seeks a distribution driver to deliver 150 papers to 6 loca- tions in Jasper, Dexter and Lowell every Thursday. Expect applicants to be reliable, punctual and pro- fessional. Compensation consists of trading a $12 classified ad each week in return for delivering our paper for us. If interested please fax or mail resume and cover let- ter to Eugene Weekly, Circulation Department, 1251 Lincoln St., Eugene OR, 97401. Fax 541-484- 4044. 25% OFF EGGS & PRODUCE Thousands of 1st Edition & Out-of-Print CHECK OUT OUR CSA AT: ART BOOKS www.goodfoodeasy.com 895-2137 Page 34 ALDER GALLERY & ANTIQUES Historic Downtown Coburg • 541-342-6411 Hours: Tu-Sa 11-5, Su 11-3 By Matt Jones Across 1 A kid may pick it 5 Chicken 9 "In-A-___-Da-Vida" 14 Zeus's wife and sister 15 Etch A Sketch makers ___ Art 16 Mixtures 17 Fancy lad's interjection 18 Howard and Silver 19 Easy jigsaw pieces to start with 20 Longtime phrase on Idaho plates 23 Three-in-one 24 "Oh, well" response 25 Hwy. 27 Response to a knock at the door 28 How-___ (guides) 30 It may be seen with sandals 32 Does a baking task 34 They may require a fee 35 Phrase on New Hampshire plates since 1971 40 "What ___ you thinking?!" 41 Shrewish city 42 Clearly shows 46 Measure for weighing boats 47 "As I see it," in chat rooms 50 Put down 51 Skin lotion stuff 53 Like matryoshka dolls 55 Phrase at the bottom of California plates in the 1980s 58 Kennedy of "Malibu's Most Wanted" 59 Wood shop gripper 60 Tatiana and Laila 61 Report author who mentioned a cigar 62 List-ending abbr. 63 Speakeasy drinks 64 "Seinfeld" name 65 Place to worship 66 Head over heels (over) Down 1 Tough to trust 2 Lucrezia Borgia's brother 3 Estee Lauder fragrance line 4 Louisiana feature 5 In an inferior situation 6 "Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity" restaurant 7 King who had the Labyrinth built 8 Note on a monitor 9 "Faust" writer 10 Former Italian PM and kidnap- ping victim Moro 11 The technically savvy 12 Finishes a sentence? 13 Badonkadonk, in other words 21 Loosen an ascot 22 Earlier than now 26 Duval rival 29 Orch. section 31 "The Proximity Effect" band ___ Surf 32 Cinematographer Nykvist 33 Back-to-school mo. 35 Go above and beyond? 36 Seamus Heaney, e.g. 37 Word before crow or dirt 38 Chris in the "Batman" sequels 39 Futhark symbols 40 Got hitched 43 NBA players 44 Band that wrote half the "Xanadu" soundtrack 45 Finishes the puzzle 47 Neighbor of "Svizzera" 48 Portioning (out) 49 "The Battleship Potemkin" locale 52 Archie's wife 54 Competitor of Hormel and Dennison's 56 36-down's home, to poets 57 Jacob's twin 58 Major Baroque composer's monogram $1.00 off haircuts & 15% off products 2526 Willamette St. • Eugene 541-683-1405 M O N D AY - F R I D AY • 9 : 0 0 A M - 3 : 0 0 P M OIL PAINTING CLASS by Award Winning Artist & Teacher of 25 years PAMELA BENDA ©2004 Jonesin' Crosswords (editor@jonesincrosswords.com) For answers to this puzzle, call: 1-900-226- 2800, 99 cents per minute. Must be 18+. Or to bill to your credit card, call: 1-800-655- 6548. Reference puzzle #0156. ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK JULIA BUTTERFLY AND LUNA “Home Plate” – What’s on yours? Saturdays 11am-2pm beginning July 3 Learn: Portraits • Figures • Landscapes EMERALD ART CENTER 500 Main Street • Springfield Info & registration: 541.726.8595 (limited space) Artists Portfolio: http://pambenda.tripod.com 28 JUNE 24, 2004
