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PAGE 12 • NOVEMBER 3, 2004 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWSTMTMGo dot to dot and color this Election Day message.Distributed by Universal Press Syndicate© 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.By BETTY DEBNAMfrom The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.The Next U.S. President1. George Washington 2. John Adams 3. Thomas Jefferson 4. James Madison 5. James Monroe 6. John Quincy Adams 7. Andrew Jackson8. Martin Van Buren9. William Henry Harrison 10. John Tyler 11. James K. Polk 12. Zachary Taylor 13. Millard Fillmore 14. Franklin Pierce 15. James Buchanan 16. Abraham Lincoln17. Andrew Johnson 18. Ulysses S. Grant 19. Rutherford B. Hayes 20. James A. Garfield 21. Chester A. Arthur 22. Grover Cleveland 23. Benjamin Harrison 24. Grover Clevelandfrom The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.25. William McKinley 26. Theodore Roosevelt 27. William Howard Taft 28. Woodrow Wilson 29. Warren G. Harding 30. Calvin Coolidge 31. Herbert C. Hoover 32. Franklin D. Roosevelt33. Harry S. Truman 34. Dwight D. Eisenhower 35. John F. Kennedy 36. Lyndon B. Johnson37. Richard M. Nixon 38. Gerald R. Ford 39. Jimmy Carter 40. Ronald ReaganPaste the2004 winner in theblock to the left.41. George Bush 42. Bill Clinton 43. George W. Bush George W. BushJohn KerryThe Mini PagePresidents of the United States PosterLarge!221/2” x 281/2”Ideal forClassroomor Home• Includes every president in chronological order,from George Washington to George W. Bush,with the dates that each held office• Handsome reproductions of engraved portraits• An attractive educational referenceTo order, send $3.00 plus $1.50 postage and handling for each copy. Send check or money order(U.S. funds only) payable to: Andrews McMeel Universal, P.O. Box 6814, Leawood, KS 66206.Please send _________ copies of The Mini Page Presidents of the United States Poster (Item #9939-6)at $4.50 each, including postage and handling. (Bulk discount information available upon request.)Toll free number 1-800-591-2097. www.smartwarehousing.comName: _____________________________________________________________________________________Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________City: ____________________________________________________ State: ___________ Zip: ____________Who Will He Be?TMWhite House photo by Eric Draperfrom The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.Supersport: Daunte CulpepperHeight: 6-4 Weight: 260Hometown: Ocala, Fla.Duante Culpepper isn’t just the biggestquarterback ever to play in the NationalFootball League. The Minnesota Vikings staralso is one of the best. Last season he passedfor 3,479 yards and was selected to play inthe Pro Bowl for the second time in hisfour-year pro career.Culpepper, also a record-breaking performer at CentralFlorida University, was born in prison and raised by a fostermother, Emma Culpepper, who gave him lots of love.Now a man of fame and fortune, Duante is giving back byhelping support foster children and other charities. He’s a bigman in more ways than one.photo by Chris StrongYou’ll need:• 1 (8-ounce) packagecream cheese• 3/4 cup brown sugar• 11/2 teaspoons vanillaRookie Cookie’s RecipeFall Apple DipWhat to do:1. Let cream cheese sit out at room temperature until soft.2. In a medium bowl, mix cream cheese, sugar and vanilla.3. Place mixture in a small serving bowl and sprinkle topwith cinnamon.4. Put cream cheese mixture in the center of a big plate,along with a spreading knife.5. Dunk apple slices in the orange juice and place around thedip. Serves 4.Meet Ralph CovertFrom the back seat of the car, when RalphCovert was 8 years old, he sang to his familythe first song he ever wrote. It was his favoritesong in the first-grade band he started calledThe Termites. Today at concerts and on CDs,Ralph, 42, sings and strums his guitar forparents and their kids.Ralph became interested in the guitar inhigh school. His dad gave him money to buy a book on howto play one. Ralph grew up listening to the Beatles andwanted to become a singer.He was teaching a class on songwriting at a folk musicschool in Chicago in the 1990s when a record company askedhim to make a record. Since that time he has made five CDs.The latest one is called “The Amazing Adventures of Kid Astro.”Ralph loves to read in his free time. He is also aplaywright.TM• 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon• 4 washed apples, sliced• 1 cup orange juicefrom The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.TMTMBasset BrownThe NewsHound’sfrom The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.TRY ’NU.S. PresidentsFINDNames that remind us of the U.S. presidents are hidden in the blockbelow. Some words are hidden backward or diagonally, and someletters are used more than once. See if you can find: WASHINGTON,KENNEDY, JEFFERSON, ADAMS, JOHNSON, LINCOLN, FORD,MADISON, REAGAN, ROOSEVELT, TRUMAN, TYLER, CARTER,POLK, TAFT, CLINTON, NIXON, BUSH.WHICHCANDIDATE DOYOU SUPPORT?T G N D J R W N H M Y T N Y PF Y R O E O L D S A R L I B OL O L T S O H T U D E E X G LF J R E C R A N B I A V O N KL A K N R F E O S S G E N A CC L I N T O N F P O A S V M HG L A D A M S M F N N O O U IY D E N N E K U Q E Z O F R EN O T G N I H S A W J R C T Dfrom The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.Mini Spy ...from The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.All the following jokes have something in common. Can youguess the common theme or category?Wanda: What should you ask a camelwhen you’re serving him tea at a tea party?Chuck: “One hump or two?”Chris: What is brown, has two humpsand lives at the South Pole?Karen: A lost camel!Ned: Where do baby camels play?Anton: In sandboxes!Mini Spy and her friends are visiting the White House. See ifyou can find: • man in the moon • coat hanger • sailboat• umbrella• letter A• number 3• heart • book• man’s face• ladder• muffin• letter W• ear of corn• caterpillar• dog’s face• ice-cream cone• question mark• work MINITMWhite House photo by Eric Draperfrom The Mini Page by Betty Debnam © 2004 The Mini Page Publishing Company Inc.Meet the CandidatesThe Republican ticketFor president:George W. Bush• elected our 43rdpresident.• father GeorgeH.W. Bush wasthe 41st U.S.president.• elected governorGeorge W. Bush(1946-)of Texas in 1994and re-elected in1998.• has a bachelor’s degree from YaleUniversity and a master’s degreefrom Harvard Business School.• was a pilot in the Texas AirNational Guard.• worked in the oil and gas businessand was part owner of the TexasRangers baseball team.White House photo by David BohrerFor vice president:Dick Cheney• elected vicepresident of theU.S. under GeorgeW. Bush.• graduated fromthe University ofWyoming.Dick Cheney(1941-)The Democratic ticketFor president:John Kerry• elected U.S.senator fromMassachusetts in1984, and wonre-election forthree more terms.• served inJohn Kerry(1943-)Vietnam and wasa decorated warveteran.• father was a Foreign Service officerin the Eisenhower administration.• graduated from Yale Universityand earned his law degree fromBoston University.• served as prosecutor forMiddlesex County, Mass.• elected lieutenant governor ofMassachusetts in 1982.Next week, The Mini Page celebratesNational Geography Awareness Week witha story about sounds in specific places.• served on theWhite House staffwhen RichardNixon was president.• also served as chief of staff forPresident Gerald Ford.• was elected in 1978 to the U.S. Houseof Representatives from Wyoming.• later served as U.S. secretary ofdefense during the Gulf War.• left his job as head of a big oil-industrycompany to run for vice president.For vice president:John Edwards• elected U.S.senator from NorthCarolina in 1998.• was born inSeneca, S.C., andraised in Robbins,N.C.John Edwards(1953-)• father workedin textile mills for36 years.• was the first person in his familyto attend college.• graduated from N.C. StateUniversity with honors.• later earned a law degree from theUniversity of North Carolina atChapel Hill.• was a personal injury lawyer for20 years.Look through your newspaper for newsabout the candidates and their wives.photo courtesy Barry LaveryKerry-Edwards 2004 from Sharon FarmerRepublican candidates’wives and families:George W. Bush’swife, Laura, hasserved as first ladyfor four years. Shewas an elementaryschool librarian. Sheis very interestedin reading.The Bushes havetwin daughters.Dick Cheney’s wife,Lynne, is an author.She served aschairman of theNational Endowmentfor the Humanities(1986-1993). She isvery interested inhistory.The Cheneys havetwo daughters.Democratic candidates’wives and families:John Kerry’s wife,Teresa, was thewidow of Sen. JohnHeinz. They hadthree sons. Shemarried Kerry in1995. He has twodaughters by his firstmarriage. She is incharge of the Heinzmoney to worthy causes.Family Foundation,which donatesJohn Edwards’ wife,Elizabeth, is thedaughter of adecorated Navy pilot.She graduated fromthe University ofNorth Carolina atChapel Hill with a lawdegree. They hadfour children: twodaughters, a son,and another son who died in 1996.
NOVEMBER 3, 2004 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES (1)THE WANT ADSCALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESSCommunity10 Notices11 Personals12 Lost/Found14 Card of ThanksHobbies20 Hobby/Amusements21 Pets22 Musical Instruments23 Sporting Goods24 Plants/GardeningMisc.30 Misc. For Sale31 Garage Sale32 Swaps33 Giveaways34 Fuel & Firewood35 Misc. Wanted36 Money to Loan37 Financial ServicesEmployment39 Hire A Student40 Jobs Wanted41 Help Wanted42 Employment Agency43 Business Opportunity44 Schools/Instruction45 Volunteer OpportunityFarming50 Auctions51 Farm Supplies52 Farm Equipment53 Farm/Ranch Prod.54 Livestock55 Hay/Grain/Feed/Seeds56 Stud ServicePUBLICNOTICESSUPERIOR COURTOF CALIFORNIAPlaintiff: Rikee Roadrunnervs.Defendent: Eliseo ZendejasCase Number 152714Filed Oct. 19, 2004Upon reading and filling evidenceconsisting of a declarationas provided in Section 415CCP by Rickee Roadrunner,and it satisfactorily appearingtherefrom that the defendant,respondent, or citee EliseoZendejas, cannot be served withreasonable Procedure, and italso appearing from the verifiedcomplaint or petition that a goodcause of action against thedefendant, respondent, or citeeand that the said defendant,respondent, or citee therein andis a necessary and proper partyto the action or that the part to beserved has or claims an interestin, real or personal property inthis state that is subject to thejurisdiction of the Court or therelief demanded in the actionconsists wholly or in part inexcluding such party from anyinterest in such property: NOW,on motion of Petitioner in pro perAttorney(s) for the Plaintiff(s),Petitioner(s), or contestants(s).IT IS ORDERED that the serviceof said summons or citation inthis action be made upon saiddefendant; that said publicationbe made at least once a weekfor four successive weeks.IT IS FURTHER ORDEREDthat a copy of said summons orcitation and of said complaint orpetition in this action be forthwithdeposited in the United StatesPost Office, post-paid, directedto said defendant, respondent, orcitee if his address is ascertainedbefore expiration of the timeprescribed for the publication ofthis summons or citation and adeclaration of this mailing or ofthe fact that the address wasnot ascertained be filed at theexpiration of the time prescribedfor the publication.Dated: 10-19-04Judge of the Superior CourtPub: 11-3,10,17,24, 2004________________________LEGAL NOTICEThe regular board meetingscheduled November17, 2004 for the Board ofDirectors of Mayers MemorialHospital District has beenrescheduled for Wednesday,November 10, 2004. Theboard meeting will be heldat 1 p.m. in the boardroom atthe hospital’s Burney Annex.Published 11-3-04______________________FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 2004-0001313September 2, 2004The following person isdoing business as:KWIK MART37047 Main St.Burney, CA 96013Singh, Balvinder2720 Limestone Ct.Anderson, CA 96007The business is conductedby an individual.The registrant has begunto transact business underthe name listed above on9/16/1998.(s)Balvinder SinghNotice: This fictitiousbusiness name expiresfive years from the date itwas filed in the office of thecounty clerk. A new fictitiousbusiness statement must befiled prior to that date. Thefiling of this statement doesINDEX57 Poultry/Bees/Rabbits58 Livestock WantedServices70 Bldg & Contracting71 Cleaning Service72 Painting/Wallpaper73 Sewing/Alterations74 Gardening Services75 Child Care76 Misc. Services77 Porcelain RefinishingTransportation80 Auto for Sale81 Truck & Vans82 Mobilehome83 Campers/Trailers84 Bikes/Motorcycles85 BoatsRentals110 House for Rent111 Apts. for Rent112 Mobilehomes for Rent113 Mobilehome Park114 Commercial/Offices115 Vacation/Cabin Rentals116 Rentals Wanted117 Misc. RentalsReal Estate130 Farms/Ranches131 Lots/Acreage132 Real Estate Wanted133 Commercial R.E.134 Property Trades135 House for Sale136 mobilehome for Sale137 Income Propertiesnot of itself authorize theuse in this state of a fictitiousbusiness name in violation ofthe rights of another underfederal, state or commonlaw (See Sections 14411ET. SEQ., Business andProfessions Code.)Published Oct. 13, 20, 27,Nov. 3, 2004____________________FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 2004-0001395September 17, 2004The following person isdoing business as:BACKSTAGEENTERPRISES1666 E. Cypress Ave. #10Redding, CA 96002Webber, Sherrill Ann1641 Trumpet Dr.Redding, CA 96003The business is conductedby an individual.The registrant has begun totransact business under thename listed above on n/a.(s)Sherrill Ann WebberNotice: This fictitiousbusiness name expiresfive years from the date itwas filed in the office of thecounty clerk. A new fictitiousbusiness statement must befiled prior to that date. Thefiling of this statement doesnot of itself authorize theuse in this state of a fictitiousbusiness name in violation ofthe rights of another underfederal, state or commonlaw (See Sections 14411ET. SEQ., Business andProfessions Code.)Published Oct. 13, 20, 27,Nov. 3, 2004__________________FICTITIOUS BUSINESSNAME STATEMENTFILE NO. 2004-0001486October 7, 2004The following person isdoing business as:MICKEY EDWARDSAUTO SALES330 Sunridge Dr.Redding, CA 96013Edwards, Michael Mirl330 Sunridge Dr.Redding, CA 96003The business is conductedby an individual.The registrant has begun totransact business under thename listed above on n/a.(s)Michael EdwardsNotice: This fictitiousbusiness name expiresfive years from the date itwas filed in the office of thecounty clerk. A new fictitiousbusiness statement must befiled prior to that date. Thefiling of this statement doesnot of itself authorize theuse in this state of a fictitiousbusiness name in violation ofthe rights of another underfederal, state or commonlaw (See Sections 14411ET. SEQ., Business andProfessions Code.)Published Oct. 13, 20, 27,Nov. 3, 2004_______________________BURNEY- Veteran’s Hall forrent, for private and publicevents. Days and nights,PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAYreasonable rates. Fullkitchen. Catering available.Largest, best equippedhall in Intermountain area.Receptions, reunions,banquets, meetings, salesevents, etc. Call Ron orTeresa Harshman at 335-4806 or call the Club at 335-4971 after 4pm.(tfc)______________________B.B.B.HARDWOODFLOORSTearouts, Repairs,Lays, Sand & RefinishFREEESTIMATENo Travel Charge1-530-335-4842 Or1-530-945-8811Bryan Small(tfc)________________________“Be wary of out of area companies.Check with the localBetter Business Bureaubefore you send any moneyfor fees or services. Readand understand any contractsbefore you sign. Shoparound for rates.”______________________PREGNANT? CONSID-ERING ADOPTION? Wecan help! We specialize inmatching families with birthmothersnationwide.Tollfree 24 hours a day 866-921-0565. One True Gift Adoptions.(Cal-SCAN)______________________12LOST/FOUNDFound: Ice chest, Coleman,fell off the back of a truckat corner of Superior andMackinac. Call to identify335-3037.(11-10)_______________________Lost: Male, PomeranianDog: Please return if found,answers to Bare. 37353Huron Ave Burney or phone335-3887(11-10)______________________THE DEADLINE FOR ALLADVERTISING IN THISPAPER IS FRIDAY AT 4PM.GARAGE SALE ADS AREONLY $5, FOUND ITEMSARE FREE TO RUN 2 TIMES.THINGS YOU WANT TOGIVEAWAY ARE ALSOFREE TO RUN 2 TIMES.______________________24PLANTS/GARDENINGLast Call for BulbsDaffodils,Hyacinths,TulipsPLANT NOW50% offWinter HoursMon-Sat 10-421PETSFor sale 2 female purebredmini doxies. Available to takehome Nov 5., puppies are$300 each. 335-3862(11-10)______________________30MISC. FORSALE17” NEC monitor $75 ; HP ink jetprinter $75; computer speakers$10; Microsoft mouse with disc$10. Call 335-3695.(11-24)_________________________FALL RIVER JOINT UNIFIEDSCHOOL DISTRICTITEMS FOR SALE1977 Chevrolet G25 Van,John Deere 12 ft. swather- Model 830, John DeereModel 466 Baler - PTOdriven, New Holland Model55 Side Delivery Rake, 2-John Deere Grain Drills, 2-Pick-Up tool boxes for sideof bed, 1-Pick-Up across thebed tool box for Chevy S-10, 1-2 Drawer fireproof filecabinet - legal size.Items can be viewed atthe McArthur School busGarage, 44154 WalnutStreet, McArthur or call 336-5171 or 335-2483.Send Bids to: Fall RiverJ.U. School District, 20375Tamarack Ave., Burney, CA96013, Atten: Roger Borkey,Bids close at 2 p.m. onMonday, Nov. 8, 2004.(11-3)______________________Kenmore refrigerator $50,electric clothes dryer $35.335-5155.(11-17)______________________4- Studded mud and snowtires, wheels and dust coversincluded. Size 209-65-R15-5 lug off an 2003 HondaAccord. Cost $500, sell $250call 335-7231.(11-10)______________________A BRAND NEW 2005 ManufacturedHome, $21,900.More factory direct specialsonline at www.azchampion.com or call 1-800-965-1603.(Cal-SCAN)______________________ABSOLUTELY NO COSTto you!! Brand New PowerWheelchairs and Scooters.Call toll free 1-800-843-919924 hours a day to see if youqualify. (Cal-SCAN)______________________NEW ELECTRIC WHEEL-CHAIRS & Diabetic Supplies.At no cost if eligible.Scooter type w/basket orfold-up. Medicare or PrivateInsurance accepted. TLCMedical Supplies, Inc. 1-888-601-0641. (Cal-SCAN)______________________ANNOUNCEMENT: NOWHIRING for 2004 PostalJobs. $17.50-$59.00/hr.Paid Training. Full Benefits.No Experience Necessary.Green Card OK. For listingscall 1-866-895-3696 Ext.4000. (Cal-SCAN)______________________**$$ FREE CASHGRANTS!$$** Never Repay!Gov’t Grants for PersonalBills, School, Business, etc.$47 billion left unclaimed.Call for Listings. 1-800-574-1804 ext. 361. (Cal-SCAN)_______________________FREE 4-ROOM DIRECTVSystem includes standardinstallation. 3 Months FreeHBO & Cinemax! Access toover 225 channels! Limitedtime offer. S&H, restrictionsapply. 1-800-360-4039.(Cal-SCAN)______________________**NOW HIRING** For 2004Postal Jobs. $16.90-$59.00/hr. Paid Training. Full Benefits.No Experience Necessary.Green Card OK. Forlistings call 1-866-399-5718ext 3000. (Cal-SCAN)_____________________POSTAL POSITIONS! NOWHiring for 2004 - $17.50- $59.00+/ hour. Federalhire w/full benefits, paidtraining and vacations. Noexperience necessary. Forlistings call 1-866-317-0558ext.131. (Cal-SCAN)______________________31GARAGESALESMoving sale-2 door Kenmore/white/w/bottom freezer (3months old) $500, trundlebed-white-like new twin $50336-5305(11-3)______________________37FINANCIALSERVICESADVERTISING IN NEWS-PAPERS works! Classified& Display in multiple communitynewspapers Statewide!Reach millions of Californians.Call this local participatingnewspaper for moreinformation. www.cal-scan.com (Cal-SCAN)_____________________WWW.TERRASERVER.COM - SATELLITE IMAG-ERY, aerial photography,posters, prints, imagedownloads, topo maps,demographic reports, trafficcounts, FEMA maps, bannerads, satellite requests, specialoffers. (Cal-SCAN)_____________________CASH FOR STRUCTUREDSettlement / Annuity payments.It’s your money! Getcash now when you needit most! Oldest/ best in thebusiness. Settlement Purchasers.1-877-MONEY-ME.(Cal-SCAN)______________________$$CASH$$ CASH NOWfor structured settlements,annuities and insurancepayouts. (800)794-7310.J.G. Wentworth.... J.G. Wentworthmeans cash now forstructured settlements. (Cal-SCAN)______________________40JOBSWANTEDRetired caregiver seekingin-home care work. Localreferences 335-5380(11-10)______________________41HELPWANTEDPart-time housekeeper, 15hours per week. 335-3912.3-6pm. Leave message335-3912.(11-24)______________________2 Bdrm, 1 bath, new paint,nice area in Bieber. $550 permonth. 294-1252.(11-24)______________________SHASTA COUNTYA Great Place To WorkCUSTODIAN II$1,715-$2,188/mo.Clean & care for an assignedarea & equipment. Musthave 1 yr of custodial workexperience. Closes 11/09/04Opportunity to live, work, &play in beautiful NorthernCalifornia. Get additionalinfo & apply on-line at www.co.shasta.ca.us Call 24-hour job hotline @ (530) 225-5078 or visit: 1600 Court St,Redding, Ca 96001, Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm. EOE(11-3)______________________Mountain Union SchoolDistrict has opening forClassroom Instructional Aide,3.5 hours/day, remainder ofthe school year, salary placeon district salary scheduledepends on experience,Step I $8.42/hour. ContactDistrict office at 337-6214for application information.Deadline 11/5/04.(11-3)______________________Burney Round Table Pizzanow hiring. Must be over 18,valid CDL, able to pass drugPROFILE CROSSWORD PUZZLEANSWERS ON BACK PAGE20. Slaw, fries,etc.21. Deals fromthe bottom,say23. Bit of toyammo26. Ruby oremerald, e.g.27. High __(Westernpeaks)28. Twist orNorth30. __ tank(wastedisposalsystem)31. Wisconsincollege32. Oil-bearingrock33. Ruralstopover36. Fifty-fifty37. Ill will38. Rock's Creamwas one39. Mistletoe mo.40. Dictation pro41. "Be silent," inmusic42. Tediousaccount44. Auto front45. Make believe47. __ carte48. Snaky shape49. Like manycompany cars50. Perfect spotstest, should be availableto work anytime. Apply inperson at Round TablePizza.(11-17)______________________Wanted: Energetic personinterested in working onbrand new regional projectfor children 0-5 and theirfamilies. Call 335-4600(Cindy) for details anddeadlines.(11-17)______________________MaintenanceSENIOR CUSTODIANReference Job Requisition:1936 UC Radio Astronomy/H at Creek Radio Observatory$10.98-$14.21 per hour,75%-100%; career position.Perform general custodialand house keeping duties;Background check required,to apply and see full joblisting, go to:http://jobs.berkeley.edu indicating jobcode 1936. For assistance inapplying, call: 510-643-4443.AOE/EOE.(11-10)______________________Rays Food Place is nowhiring for full and part timepositions, must be availablenights and weekends.Growing companies withopportunity for advancement.Apply in person Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,or fax resume to 336-7290.(11-10)______________________Sierra Pacific Industry hasan immediate opening for aLumber Truck Driver. Musthave current and cleanDMV printout. Good wageand benefits. Acceptingapplications Monday-Friday9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. at 36336Highway 299E, Burney, orcall Ray at 949-7693, or Ruthat 335-3681. EOE.(11-10)FIND SOMETHING? WE’LL PUBLISH IT FOR FREE IN THIS NEWSPAPER3945495258614642 4352. Bard'stwilight53. Figure ofconcern toallergysufferers58. Roman'sgreeting59. San __Obispo, Calif.60. 2004 Hall ofFame inducteeEckersley61. "__Rosenkavalier"62. Sicilianspewer63. Take forgrantedDOWN1. Mushy food2. The wholeshebang3. Healthfulgetaway7 Daysper weekLic#1890640535962American Profile Hometown ContentC A L I F O R N I ADigger Pine SpecialistTopping ~ Trimming ~ Removal ~ Cableing5450474. Snake sound5. Immuneresponsestimulus6. Farm machine7. Alternativesto PCs8. ActressGardner9. An originalfollower ofJesus10. Lover of thearts11. One of twolines parallelto the equator12. Persona non__13. Bottomless pit18. Sleepacronym22. Verdi's "__tu"Free FriendlyEstimates(530) 547-53064460634123. Holan24. Still25. Meesm27. Defeunt29. MaxSy30. Likenew32. Makpur34. Nob35. 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