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NORTH BLACKSMITHSHOP -Now accepting newclients, specializing in gaited& therapeutic shoeing.Guaranteed & reliable. ServingAuburn, G.V. & Surroundingareas. Call 530- 888-3667

SPOTTED LEOPARD GECKO

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$ ANTIQUES WANTED $Cash for painted or wood furn.,

primitive, architectural items,advertising, paintings, photo-graphs, etc. If it’s old, we’reinterested. (530) 401-5284

2 EXERCISE BIKES;$20./each. (530) 268-6965

3 PAIR SHAPED SNOW SKIIS;good condition, $30. for all,(530) 887-8156

20 FORTRESS METAL DECKRAILS, new, 32” high x 94”long, $500. for all,(530) 268-2221

95 DVD’S & VHS, $40. FOR ALL,(530) 889-1518

52” COLOR FLAT SCREENT.V., Phillips brand, only 2-1/2years old, excellent condition,$500. (530) 368-4655

AIR MATTRESS,double size, only used once,instructions included, great for camping or guest, (paid $60.)$25. (530) 432-4148

ANTIQUE 1949 SINGERSEWING MACHINE; runs,includes cabinet, $125.(530) 400-7676

ANTIQUE GUMBALLMACHINE, $250 OBO (530)887-0107

Miscellaneous

ANY “PHONE NEEDS”Business & Residential

Installation, Troubleshooting,Jacks, FAX / Modems, TV Coax,Computer Networking & More.32+ Yrs. Exp. (800) 775-5086

BACCARAT GLASS ANIMALCOLLECTION, about 85

pieces, Unbelievable!From $75. & Up.(530) 848-1029

BACKHOE BUCKET;23” W, 31”L less teeth,17-1/2”D, 5 teeth (1 tooth mis-sing- 4 in fair cond), pin meas-

ures 1-1/4”, top side pin insideto inside 10”, outside pin10-3/8”, bottom pin outside6-3/4”, $275. OBO(530) 823-5804

BIKE, GIRL’S 6-SPEEDMTN. BIKE, 20” wheels,fits 6-11 years old, very goodcondition, $35 (530) 477-6399

BOOKS WANTEDCash paid, I come to you.

Call Jim @ (530) 675-9951

CARPORTCover-It brand, strong unit,You Haul, paid $550 asking$100 (530) 886-0894

CHAPS, WOMEN’SHorse ridding chaps set, Whit-man’s ladies lg/sm, bluesuede, $50 (530) 823-5653



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CHINESE ROSEWOOD DININGSet & Matching Buffet, heav-ily carved, 48”Wx60”Lx29”T, 2leaves, 18”D x72”Wx87”H, 8chairs, (2 captains), appraises$15,000. asking , $3,800.(530) 273-5179, Cell (530)613-0767, [email protected]

COFFEE TABLE, ROUND,glass, $40. (530) 386-6860

COLOR T.V.; SONY VEGA,27”, great condition, barelyused, with remote, $125.(530) 823-0931

COMPUTER, DELLDesk top w/ Intel Mltmdia pro-cessor, 7 mo. old, + copy ma-chine & software on warranty,$500 firm (530) 272-2579

CRAFT SUPPLIESIN AUBURN

Beading, Fabric & Notions.Art Supplies & More.

Creative Urges, 809 LincolnWay. (530) 823-8538Classes Available

CRIB, CRIB 4 LIFEGoes from crib to toddler plusattachments can go to full,pine, plus mattress, $125(530) 269-1115

DECOMPOSED GRANITE10 yards, $225. delivered.

Fill Dirt, Sand/Gravel. HousePads, Septic, Roads & Ponds.

Randy Pruss Excavating (916) 799-7140 / (530) 346-2007

Miscellaneous

DELL COMPUTER WITHPRINTER & accessories, used6 month, disability forces sell,$200. (530) 268-6965

DESK, OAKStanley brand, white washbase w/ light oak top/knobs,17”d x 44”w x 30”h, $30 (530)637-1160

DESK;

modular, chrome/black medal,18”x36”, $40. (530) 885-1244

DISHESNoritake brand, place settingfor 12, Lasalle pattern, $200all (530) 268-2244

DODGE 1948 1/2 TON, 5 WIN-dow, step side, rebuilt motor,needs brakes, ‘09 registered,

$2,500. (530) 367-3230 or [email protected]

ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER;$50. (530) 268-6965

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE:Peterbilt Dumptruck 3406B

$26,500; Case 480F 4x4,$12,500; CAT 416B 4x4,$21,500. (530) 274-1450

EXQUISITE ITALIANPROVINCIAL Dining RoomTable w/3 extra leaves & pads,chairs newly re-upholstered,$400. (530) 268-6965

Miscellaneous

FISHER PRICE BOOK CASE /TOY CHEST, pink & white,$50. (530) 401-0354

FISHER PRICE SPORTSToy Chest / Shelves / BallHolder, $50. (530) 401-0354

FLOWERING DOGWOOD,Red Bud, Pear, Plum, Lilacs,

Japanese Maples, Redwoods,Birch & More. Super Prices!

(530) 559-1925 or 268-9111FOUR DRAWER DRESSER;

maple colored softwood,37”Hx30”Wx18”D, goodcondition, $40.(530) 268-2145

FREE CELL PHONE AVAIL. INAub., Alltell/Verizon Hue II bySamsung, loaded w/extras.Free activation - take over 2 yr contr. More Info 432-294-0562

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Miscellaneous

FREE CRIB; GOOD SHAPE,no mattress, (530) 885-1240

FREE DESKS;STUDENT/SCHOOL

type, steel w/single wood sur-face & wire rack underneathseat for storage, college type,8 desk total, (530) 889-8975

FREE PLOTTERHp 350 C plotter with stand,

parallel port connection, sortof works, FREE Call Brett(530) 823-3628

FREE PLUMBERS PIPE;corrugated plastic, black,approx. 40 ft., (530) 273-5403

FREE-STANDING BIKERACK; like store model, holds8-10 bikes, $90.(530) 401-0354

Generator Sales & ServiceR.V., Portable, Stand By

Garden Equipment Repairs.New Location:

211 Sutherland Dr.

J.S. EQUIPMENT REPAIR530-885-2204Visa/MasterCard Accepted

Miscellaneous

HARLEY DAVIDSON16” WHEELS, chrome laced,excellent condition, $300.(530) 878-6124

HEADBOARD, DOUBLE,wood, with frame, $25.(530) 386-6860

HEALTH RIDERGood cond., You Haul $40(530) 271-0499

HEELY’S GIRLS SIZE 4,pink & brown, good condition,$12. (530) 885-4272

HP PRINTER, $15.(530) 386-6860

HUGE BAG OF K-NEXMany models including roller coaster, instructions included,$40 (530) 269-7739

Miscellaneous

HYDRAULIC TANK;22 gal., could possibly be usedfor gas or fuel, 24”L,19-3/4”W, 14-3/4”D, $125.(530) 823-5804

INJURY ACCIDENT LAWYERFree Consultation on AllTypes of Injury Claims -

Contingent Fees AvailableAuburn (530) 888-6280

IPOD CLASSIC, (NEWESTgeneration), 120 Gigabyte, it

works great & has plenty of room for all the media you’llneed, $220. (916) 663-0476

Miscellaneous

LAND, KLAMATH FALLS, OR1-6 ac., $15-$25K. We finance!Small Down / Small Payments.WWW.OREGONLAND.COMNo credit check. 503-925-0981

LAZY BOYFULL SIZE SWIVELROCKER / RECLINER,blue/grey upholstery, excellentcondition, $95.(530) 637-1160

LEATHER BELTwith silver & turquoise bucklefrom Montana, $150.(Pd. $500.) (530) 268-6965

MEDICINE CABINETS (2)matching metal cabinets w/glass doors, white, 26 x 16,new, in box still, $25 both(530) 268-7646

MERCURY LIGHTLarge, outdoor, slightly used,$20 (530) 823-9198

METAL SHOP TABLE,

5’X30” wide, $50.(530) 268-9312 or cell # (530) 798-9900

MISC. ANTIQUES$100. for all (or nothing),

(530) 889-2916

MOTORCYCLE HELMETHJC w/ extra face shields, FullFace XXL, $50 (530) 887-1199

PATIO LOUNGEW/ cushion, barely used, $40(530) 889-1361

Miscellaneous

PHONE ANSWERINGSYSTEM, excellent condition,Panasonic, 3 handsets, caller ID/Call Waiting, lighted dis-play, $45. (530) 885-1244

PIANO,Magnificent Kawai BabyGrand, Ebony - shiny black,rarely used, asking $6,000.(530) 848-1029

POLE CLIMBING GEAR;Klien belt, Bashlin hooks, goodcondition, $50. (530) 887-8156

POWER CORD,20’, 10/4 with 30 Amp TwistLocks, Plug & Connector, new,$35. (530) 885-5153

REFRIGERATORCool It personal refrige, autoadapter included, holds sixpack bev., new, never used,$35 (530) 268-7646

RIDING MOWERHusqvarna brand, 15 hsp,Kawaski engine, 42” ridingmower, barely used, $1,000(530) 637-4354

SADDLE-WESTERNCircle Y, 16/17” seat. Basketweave. Breast collar & buckstrap inc. $350. 530-823-9198

SAFE, ANTIQUE FLOOR,1877 Diebold, 39-1/2” tall,picture on front, combo inside& outside, Gorgeous, asking$1,500. (530) 848-1029

SET OF 4 OAK CANE BACKCHAIRS; good condition, $50.(530) 268-2145

SHEET MUSIC;some hand written, alsowords, 5 binders, all kinds,$10. (530) 889-8416

Miscellaneous

SHOP CABINET,6’6” high, 36” wide, 18” deep,2 doors with 3 shelves, $75.(530) 268-9312 or cell #798-9900.

SKIIS; 3 SETS, $100.1 set K2, 2 sets Volke, 1 setincludes racing boots, size10-1/2, (530) 888-9181

SLEEPING BAGSfor ages 3 to 6, 1 Princess,1 Winnie the Pooh, goodcondition, $15. for both,(530) 885-4272

SOCIAL SECURITY & SSIDISABILITY ATTORNEY

No Recovery-No Fee!Jim Keefer, 273-1331

1-800-576-1332

SPEAKERS (2)Fisher, 25 x 16 w/ stands, ex-cellent cond., (each has 3speakers), $50 for both (530)

432-0999

STAIRMASTERDiamondback, electronic, w/heart rate monitor, must sell,excelnt cond, $50. OBO(530) 320-6165

STAR TREKStar Fleet Tech Manual, 1stEdition, 1976, like new, $100OBO (530) 823-5653

STEEL CARTFor hauling, attaches to ridingmower/small tractor, 17 cu. ft.$95 (530) 887-0107

T.V., 27” TOSHIBA,bought in 2000, works great,$75. (530) 885-1071

TELESCOPE; CELESTRONPower Seeker & Refractor,60az, 60mm, 2008, model#21041, new, unopened, Pd.$65. Asking $50. 268-8940

TELESCOPE; VENTURE RX7Reflector Telescope, 500mm x114mm, never used, $55.(530) 878-0370

TONNEAU TRUCK BED COVER

for Chevy S-10 or FordRanger Extended Cab,3 pieces, locks, good cond.,$125. (530) 906-7678

TREADMILL, BARELY USED,$140. (530) 889-1518

TWIN AIR MATTRESS;$20. (530) 268-6965

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Miscellaneous

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Fiance’ dumped me . . . took thetruck and the dog; left me twoRodeo Tickets good for bothdays, includes 4 drink tickets,2 corn dogs & parking pass.

($49. Value) $20. OBO(530) 888-7655

USED TAILGATE FOR 15’ROCK BOX with ditch gate,extended arms, $400.(530) 823-5804

VENDING MACHINES (5)refrigerated type for office,

garage or shop, own your owncandy/drink machine w/money

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107 Sacramento St.Old Town, (530) 823-1965

WASHER, KENMORE 80SERIES,

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WOMEN’S LEATHER COAT,suede, ivory, medium, onlyworn once, very nice! $29.(530) 637-5685

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(ARA) - While some people see gardening as simply playing in the dirt, the physical and mental benefits are well-documented. In addition to beinggood for your mind and body, sustainable garden-ing is a great way to be kind to the planet, and to

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Being active in the garden increases your connec-tion to nature and gets you up off the sofa.Remember, weeds won’t wait.

• Growing a garden takes patience, follow-throughand problem-solving skills, making it a great activ-

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• Gardening helps increase endurance and physicalstrength, and improves coordination, balance and agility. Working in the garden strengthens muscles,improves blood flow and releases endorphins,which are natural painkillers.

• Activities like pushing a wheel- barrow and carrying plants help tostrengthen your heart and bones.

• Life can be stressful. Time in the

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• Growing plants — especiallyfruits, vegetables, herbs and other edibles — gives a sense of accom- plishment and improves nutrition.

You’re more likely to eat healthyfoods you’ve grown and prepared yourself. If you’re growing fruitsand vegetables, make sure to growa little more than you need and take the GroGood pledge to donatethe extra harvest to your local food agency. Gardening is good for your health and giving is too.

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• Test your soil to find out the pHand how much nitrogen, phospho-rus and potassium it contains, and then use a fertil-izer that contains the right nutrients for your soiltype. Always be sure to sweep any loose fertilizer off sidewalks or driveways to prevent runoff.

• Keep an eye on your plants and pay attention tothe bugs that you find. Not all bugs are pests.

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About 15 percent of people aged 45 to 64 have some degree of hearing loss, according to theBetter Hearing Institute. Yourscould directly affect your abilityto be competitive in the work marketplace and hinder produc-tivity in a new job or career.With Better Hearing Monthapproaching in May, it’s a good

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• When was the last time youhad a hearing test? Can’t recall?

You’re not alone. Just 13 percentof general practitioners screenadult patients for hearing loss.While children might be routine-ly tested a few times throughouttheir school career, adults tend tooverlook the possibility of hear-ing problems. Because hearingloss usually occurs gradually,over time, you may not notice a problem until it has become

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• Hearing loss is not just a senior citizens’ problem. The majorityof people with hearing loss — 65 percent — are below retire-ment age. More than 31 millionAmericans live with hearingloss, and 15 percent are aged 45to 64.

• While certain professions are at

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musicians and entertainmentindustry professionals, hearingloss can affect anyone in any profession. Our world in generalis far noisier and louder than itwas even just 20 years ago.

• Even mild hearing loss canseriously impact your ability tocommunicate and be productive.

Hearing loss can hinder your ability to listen well during animportant job interview, or makeyou miss vital information dur-ing a meeting, phone call or tele-conference.

• Hearing loss may be irre-versible, but does not necessarilyhave to be continually degenera-tive. Getting your hearing lossdiagnosed and treated early canhelp slow or even halt itsadvance.

Only a health care professionalcan diagnose hearing loss and prescribe a treatment, which mayinclude wearing a hearing aid.Hearing aids can help — dis-creetly, subtly and effectively.

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Employers consistently rank superior listening skills amongthe most-desirable traits a jobcandidate can offer. But the bestlistening skills in the world areuseless if you can’t clearly hear what’s being said. If you’re expe-riencing hearing loss, a hearingaid can help you compete in atough job market. To learn moreabout Starkey’s products, visitStarkey.com.


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If you’ve recently suffered a heart attack or beendiagnosed with heart failure, your doctor likelywants you to reduce your sodium intake becauseheart failure causes the body to retain sodium.Extra sodium can cause fluid to build up in your body, and extra fluid makes your heart work harder — not a good thing for a heart muscle alreadyunder strain.

A low-sodium diet means restricting your sodiumintake to just 2,000 to 3,000 milligrams (mg) a day — a little more than one teaspoon. Don’t confusesodium and salt. Sodium is a component of table

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While reading product labels can help you beaware of how much sodium is present in the pack-aged foods you eat — thanks to the FDA’s mandateto disclose such information - it can still be diffi-cult to achieve a low-sodium diet.

So how can you cut back on sodium? The HeartFailure Society of America, an organization aimed at improving the quality of life for people diag-nosed with heart failure and helping prevent thecondition in those at risk, offers a few helpful tips:

1. Lose the salt shaker.

If you’re still adding salt to your food when youcook or sit down at the table to eat, stop. You’ll cut

your sodium intake by as much as 30 percent by parting company with your salt shaker. Replacesalt with more healthy seasonings, like black,cayenne or lemon pepper; herbs like garlic, onion powder, dill, parsley and rosemary; lemon juiceand flavored extracts like vanilla or almond.

2. Choose low-sodium versions of favorite foods.

You don’t have to abandon all your favorite foodsin order to reduce sodium. Replace foods tradition-ally high in salt with fresh foods naturally lower insodium. For example, instead of preparing a coun-try ham, cook a fresh, lean pork roast. Substitutefreshly cooked and sliced chicken, turkey, roast beef or pork for lunch meats that usually contain a

lot of sodium. Instead of buying salty canned soups, chop up fresh veggies and cooked meats,toss them in the slow cooker and season with herbsand spices. If you must buy canned soups or veg-etables, look for labels that say “sodium-free,” “no

salt,” “low sodium,” “reduced sodium” or “unsalt-ed.”

3. Pick foods naturally low in sodium.

Generally, you can eat as much fresh food as youwant without counting the sodium content. Freshfruits and vegetables, including freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juices, have very little sodium.(But remember, please don’t add salt to your fruitsand vegetables.) The same is true for fresh meat, poultry and fish. If you are not eating fresh foods,choose other low-sodium foods as much as possible, such as canned fruits, plain frozen vegetablesand dried beans, peas, rice and lentils.

4. Learn to read food labels.

By reading food labels, you can learn which foodsare high and low in sodium. As a rule, most processed foods, whether they are frozen, canned

or boxed, are high in sodium, but don’t rule themout entirely. Some packaged foods are available inlow- or no-salt versions.

It can be difficult to change your eating habits, buttry introducing changes slowly instead of all atonce. It may take weeks before you enjoy the tasteof low-sodium foods, but your taste buds willadjust. Be patient. Eventually you won’t even missthe salt.

To learn more about heart failure and how to man-age your condition, log on to the Heart FailureSociety of America’s Web site: www.abouthf.org.


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Neither did Mike Chesnut,

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The same is true for retireeBerlin Hall. Since leaving hisaccounting executive career,Hall’s desire to help at-risk fami-

lies led him to volunteer to man-age the books for a family serv-ices agency.

As they move into roles in serv-ice and volunteering, older adults like these are discoveringthat what they know is just asimportant as how much timethey can give.

Their help couldn’t have come ata better time.

With demand for nonprofit serv-ices skyrocketing, fundraisingand revenues are way down.Some experts predict as many as100,000 nonprofit organizationscould run out of money for their

programs completely.

The recession has spurred moreinterest in volunteering amongolder adults, particularly among boomers, says Jill FriedmanFixler, a nonprofit consultantand co-author of “Boomer Volunteer Engagement.”

“This is a group with abundantskills and profound circles of influence and they believe theycan have an impact in their com-munity right now,” she says.

That was the idea for Chesnut.After leaving his job as a retailsales executive with Procter &Gamble, Chesnut, 64, spent sev-eral years as a counselor for

small business owners. When hemoved to Denver a few years

ago, he decided to focus onhelping nonprofits.

As he explored his options,Chesnut was struck by Denver’shomeless problem. Millions of dollars were being spent pulling

families out of shelters, but pro-grams that were trying to keepfamilies out of them to beginwith were underfunded.

After organizing a coalition of local nonprofits, Chesnut begana research project that eventuallyled to a successful $600,000grant.

“Coming from the corporateworld and working with largeretailers, you learn to look for common interest,” he says.“What I did was put numbers tothe problem.”

Nancy Benyamin, a volunteer coordinator for Jewish Family

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BoomersContinued from page 11Service who worked with Chesnut, says he’s anexample of the increasing importance of skilled volunteers to nonprofits that want to expand their capacity in lean times.

“Mike really enabled us to apply for this largegrant,” Benyamin says. “Without his assistance,

the new funding just wouldn’t be happening.”

For Ross, 72, the serious needs she saw as a volun-teer for SeniorsPlus in Lewiston, Maine, made her rethink the decision to step away from healthcarecompletely.

After retiring as director of nursing for a stateMedicare program, Ross signed up to help answer a referral phone line for SeniorsPlus, an agency

that helps the local aging population get servicesand support.

The organization was so impressed by her knowl-edge of medicine and healthcare benefits that theyasked her to take on a new role as a counselor, and even get additional training.

Seeing the healthcare system from the point of view of at-risk seniors has been an eye-opener,Ross says.

“In my old job, I rarely was aware whether the patient was insured or not,” she says. “Now I’m onthe other side of the fence saying, ‘Let’s get this person the coverage they need.’”

For Hall, a Hughes Aircraft retiree, volunteeringfor Family Assessment, Counseling & EducationServices (F.A.C.E.S.) was a way to shield somefamilies from the challenges his own family faced when his father, an alcoholic, left.

After reviewing Hall’s background, MaryO’Connor, the executive director at the SouthernCalifornia nonprofit, asked him to set up a newaccounting system for the cash-strapped group.

Five months later, the books are on the way to being balanced and Hall has become a strongF.A.C.E.S. supporter. He says his experience get-ting involved on a skilled basis, while frustrating at

times, has been extraordinary.

“If my mother had access to this kind of thing, Ican see how much better off we would have been,”he says with emotion. “But I had no idea that thekind of challenges this organization faces evenexisted.”

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Complete Painting Service s Residential and Commercial

New Construction/Repaint Interior/Exterior

Custom Work Power Washing

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Color Consultation Quality Workmanship

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NOTICE TO READERS:California law requires thatcontractors taking jobs that

total $500 or more (labor andmaterials) be licensed by the

Contractors State Licenseboard. State law requiresthat all contractors includetheir license number on all

advertising. Check your contractors status atwww.sclb.ca.gov or

1-800-321-CSLB (2752)Unlicensed persons taking

jobs that total less than $500must state in their

advertisements that they arenot licensed by the

Contractors State LicenseBoard.

Attorneys

INJURY ACCIDENT LAWYERFree Consultation on AllTypes of Injury Claims -

Contingent Fees Available

Auburn (530) 888-6280

Brush Clearing

BRUSHBUSTER INC.Defensible Space, Chipping,

Land Clearing, Lrg & Small JobsSCL #886450, LTO# a10358

530- 367-5525 Toll Free 888-901-8986

Morales Brush

Clearing

WEEDEATINGBlackberries, Yard Clean up(530) 889-2870 or 210-1051

Carpet Services

B & B Carpet &Upholstery Cleaning

“Not just a cleaning, but adeep cleaning”

823-0508 * 367-2255

Nelson’s Town and CountryCARPET CLEANING

*Free Quotes * We Price Match*Licensed *InsuredCall (530) 367-4392

Computer Service

All PC Computers RepairedTrouble Shooting

Spyware & Virus RemovalFirst 1/2 Hour Free

(530) 368-2798

Concrete & Frame

CONCRETE WORK,RETAINING WALLS

& MASONRYCall Holladay Concrete

(530) 863-7578. Lic#627689.

Construction

SIERRA BACKHOE SERVICE30 Years Experience. Insured.

SCL # 569358.Cell # (530) 308-1980

Email: [email protected]

Contractors

DUTCH BUILDERSFull Service Contractor Serving

Placer Co. Since 1987SCL #513157 Bond/Insured

Free Estimates & I will call youback! (530) 823-5013

KING CONSTRUCTIONRemodels, Additions,

Decks & Deck Repairs,Carpentry, Siding, Windows,Dry Rot Repair, Ins./BondedSCL# 725886 530-913-1378

NOTICE TO READERS:California law requires thatcontractors taking jobs that

total $500 or more (labor andmaterials) be licensed by the

Contractors State Licenseboard. State law requires

that all contractors includetheir license number on all

advertising. Check your contractors status atwww.sclb.ca.gov or

1-800-321-CSLB (2752)Unlicensed persons taking

jobs that total less than $500must state in their

advertisements that they arenot licensed by the

Contractors State LicenseBoard.

THRASHER CONSTRUCTIONComposite & Redwood Decks

Fence, Dry Rot & Home Repair 25yrs Exp, CSL#496626thrasherconstruction.com

(530) 269-7709

Decks & Patio Covers

VINTAGE BUILDINGAll Deck SpecialistWood, Composite,

Concrete, Tile,Room Additions. Free Plans.Lic.#679494. (530) 913-3365

Drywall

JEFF DUNCAN DRYWALLHanging, Taping, Texturing,

Acoustic Removal.Serving No. Calif for 20 Yrs.Lic #815838 (530) 906-3904

THE DRYWALL GUYDependable & Honest.

Reasonable Prices. Smallrepairs, remodels, and acoustic

removals. (530) 205-6981

Electrical

DIAMOND ELECTRICCommercial & Residential

Complete Electrical Service25 Yrs. Experience, ReasonableSCL#660216 (530) 885-5153

Electrical

ELECTRICAL & PLUMBINGSERVICE & REPAIR

40 Years Exp. SCL#668032.For a quote call Terry

at (530) 878-8875

F.J. Lee ElectricNo Job Too Small!

Special Discnts. Lic#625974268-8176 or (916)217-8176

Fencing

BOUNDARY FENCEVinyl, Wire & Privacy FencingReasonable Rates Lic#873994

530-863-9933www.b-fence.com

Wood & Wire FencesBy the inch, Foot or Mile

Post Holes DrilledK.A.L. Const.L#614212

530-878-2818

Flooring

NEED AN INSTALLER?Carpet, Vinyl & Repairs.40 Yrs. Exp. Licensed.

Lowest Rates & Sr. Discounts(530) 346-6452, Eric

Glass

ALPINE GLASSNew & Replacement

Windows & Doors. Senior Disc.15 yrs. Experience Lic #798277

(530) 545-1385

Gutters

GUTTER CLEANINGClean, Repair, Replace

Seamless Leaf ProtectionPDC CONSTRUCTION

(530) 878-8574

LAZON’S RAIN GUTTERSCleaning, Installs & Repairs.

Free Est., Insured. 20 Yrs. Exp.,Reasonable Rates. Sr Discount.

Lic.#102668. (530) 637-4905

Handyman

“HANDY RANDY”WHY RISK THE RESTJUST CALLTHE BEST

30 Years In Auburn. Honest &Dependable. (530) 889-1913

ACE HANDYMAN SERVICE“Give Me a Call, I Do It all”

Drywall, Int. Painting, Carpentry,

Light Plumbing, Electric & More.Bus. Lic./Not St. Lic. 889-0704

DANIELS HOME REPAIRSPainting, Interior & Exterior

Hauling, Handyman ServicesCarpentry & More

JOHN 530-268-7211

FARMER’S HANDYMAN35 Yrs. Experience. All types of construction, big or small jobs!

Small backhoe tractor work.Barn Specialist. (530) 305-6201

FIRST 2 HOURS FREEI Show Up When I Say I Will !

Home Projects & Repairs.

Floors, Paint, Decks, Gutters,Storm Damage, Etc. FREE

Estimates. Call Mark, 477-5014

Handyman

NEED HELP WITH YOURHONEY DO LIST?

Retired Contractor 30yrs Exp,To Help With Small Wknd Jobs.Cal. Lic. 407952 (916) 663-1407

ROB’S ALL IN ONEHANDYMAN SERVICES

Small Repairs & Installations.Decorating Assistance. Toilets toComputer Upgrades. 889-8142

House Cleaning

LESLIE’S CLEANING SERVICEResidential, Commercial, NewConstr., Move Ins & Outs, Plus

Windows & Carpets. Lic# 12981.Bonded/Insured (530) 885-5606

SANDY’S HOUSEKEEPINGGood, Honest & Reliable.

Free Estimates. 30 Yrs. Exp.No job too big or too small !

(530) 401-6698, (916) 410-9137

Landscaping

24 HOUR SERVICE CALL

IRRIGATION REPAIRClean Ups, Maintenance

Repair Timers, Drainage Repair.Commercial / Residential.

Lic#83469. Tim, (530)887-9273

DESIGN LANDSCAPING“For All Landscape Needs” Brush Clearing & Hauling.Tractor Work. Lic#843748.

Custom Landscapes ToMeet Your Budget! Free Est.(530) 272-3853 or 263-6008

J.M. CLEAN-UPSInside & Out !Trimming, Mainte-

nance, Blackberries, Fences,Landscaping, Poison Oak.

(530) 305-0151 Juan Medranowww.jmcleanups.com

SPRING CLEAN-UPSprinkler Installation & Repairs,Hardscape Landscaping, Flower & Veg Gardens, Prune, Spraying& Maintenance. SCL#844961.

SHAFER LANDSCAPING(530) 346-2959 or 269-1523

Lawn & Garden

AGUA FRIA LANDSCAPE

Planting • Brush RemovalHauling • Cleanups

Lawn AerationWeekly Care • Insured

SCL#898190. (530) 906-4772

ALFREDO’S YARD CAREOne Time Clean Up & Regular Maint., Gutters, Pruning, ETC.No Job Too BIG or Small !Serving Colfax to Rocklin

Free Estimates(530) 301-4559 or 742-7301

B & M MAINTENANCEClean up, Blackberries & P. Oak

Removal, WEEDEATING, TreeTrimming & Clearing, Fencing.

Free Est. (530) 401-4179

Lawn & Garden

GUICHO’S MAINTENANCE1X Clean Up and Maintenance.Planting & Pruning. Sprinklers.Brush Clearing, Weedeating.

Lic. #96032.(530) 392-3726 or 354-7527

RAMIREZ LANDSCAPE“We Specialize in LawnMaintenance Weekly/

Bi-Weekly” CLEAN-UPS &HILLSIDE WEED EATING

Sprinklers & Drip repair

Free Estimates530- 885-3035 916- 223-7350

VISTA HERMOSALANDSCAPE

Weedeating, Pruning, RemoveBlock Walls, Key Stone Walls,Sprinklers,Yard Maintenance.

(530) 320-6728

WEEDEATING, CLEAN UPS &HAULING, Field Mowing,

Chipping, Firebreaks, P. Oak,Blackberries. Insured. Not StateLicensed. Jon, (530) 906-7211

Painting

A 1 QUALITY PAINTING& WALL PAPERINGCabinet Re-finish, Faux Paint,

Woman Professional, 20 yrs expLic#523184. (530) 367-4726

ABT PAINTINGLocal since1990Senior Discounts

SCL#606202(530) 885-7902 Alan Abt

BENDZ PAINTINGServing Auburn For Over 20 Yrs

Free EstimatesReferrals. Lic. #534081

Call Mike, (530) 637-9700

MONARCH PAINTINGHigh Quality Great Rates.Int./Ext. Senior Discount.

SCL#722859. 530-268-8429

PAINTING, Int./Ext., Cabinets.No job too big or small !

Very reliable & professionallicensed contractor. FREE Est.

Lic#903755. Keith 530-305-3077

PW MORGAN PAINTINGInterior & Exterior.

Free Estimates. SCL# 911769.Please ask for Pat Morgan

(530) 878-2913

Paving/Asphalt

All Sierra Grading & Paving23 years experience

“All Your Driveway Needs” Grading-Paving-Seal Coating

Patrick M. Ferreira, Lic.#794807(530) 889-5635

Plumbing

PLUMBING SERVICEFrom Faucets to Water Heaters.No Job too Small. Low Rates.

SCL#682541.(530) 346-7136 or 205-5240

TERRY’S PLUMBINGService And Repair

Senior Disc. Free EstimatesLic# 898285

(530) 613-1175 /(530) 886-8114

Roofing & Siding

LDR ROOFING &HANDYMAN

Specializing in Re-Roofing.Lic #608021. (530)637-5429

or (916) 796-5248

PATS ROOF & GUTTERS25 yrs. Exp. Roof Repairs,

Re-Roofing, Leaks, Gutters &Gutter Cleaning (530) 888-817924 hours a day (510) 978-9202

Tile

TILE STONE & GROUTRepair & Custom Jobs. 20 YrsExperience. Its time to make

your home beautiful!(530) 269-7789

Trenching

AUBURN TRENCHINGI trench sprinkler, gas, well &

electric ditches with Ditch WitchTrenchers. Small or Large Jobs.

Call Mike, (530) 823-0608

Bobcat 325 Excavator - UtilityLines. 4WD Loader - Field

Mowing, Brush & DebisRemoval. SCL#739713.

878-8805 www.brcleanup.com

Tree Services

A A A QUALITY TREESERVICE

Pruning, Trimming,

Brush & Mistletoe RemovalDANGEROUS TREESREMOVED

Fully insured. SCL#773176.PL & PD Workers Comp.

Free Estimates - Senior Disc.800-508-5222 530-878-7208

John DumontSTUMP GRINDING

Any Job, large or small.Call for Free Estimates

& Discounts. Lic. # 638897(530) 888-3696

PAUL BUNYANTree Service • Tractor Work

Available Lic# 734501Certified Arborist WE-7231A

(530)823-1676 (530)863-0556




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CHEVY ‘77 350 1/2 TON, AUTO.,p/s, p/b, tilt, a/c, rebilt 4-barrelcarb. & water pump, 120K,great cond., exclnt paint job,$2,400. OBO. (530) 889-2916

CORVETTE ‘01, Convertible,fully loaded, auto., heads up

display, sports seats, trac cont,76K, some warranty, excellentcond., $17,950. (530)823-2554

Motor Vehicles

DODGE ‘03 DAKOTA; 12K MI.,Motorhome Special, adaptedfor flat tow, front hitch, wiredfor brake buddy included,detachable driveline in cab,$9,000. Ray, (530) 885-1681

DODGE ‘97 DAKOTA, 4X4, P/S,p/b, auto, eng. top end rebuilt,new tires/wheels, lumber rack,smogged/reg’d., REDUCEDTO $5,000.! (530)432-4058

FORD F-150, 2000, 4X4, XLT,Triton V-8, Ext. Cab, 5” RCDLift Kit, 35” new tires, 147Kmi., Exclnt Cond., Loaded!$6,500. (530) 272-2104

FORD FALCON RANCHERO‘65, 200cc inline 6, 3 sp on col.

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GEO METRO, 1994,up to 50 MPG frwy., new tires,

valve job & rings, only 133Kmi., limited warranty, service,$2,100. OBO (530) 272-1323




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1st Wed. & the following Sat. Monthly Used Book Sale –

Annex next to Auburn Library, Wed., 9 - 4 & followingSat., 9-3. Info (530) 823-2287.

Saturdays Foothill Farmer’s Market Old Town Parking Lot (off Auburn Folsom Rd.)9am to noon rain or shine. For Info: 823-6183

Email: [email protected]

Saturdays Walking Tour - Historical Old Town Auburn -Placer County Museum Docents. Meets at the Court-

house Museum at 10am for 1-hour tour. Info. #889-6500

MAY 2009

The Applegate Civic Center Club would like to invite crafters as yardsellers to participate in their Craft & Yard Sale Event on May 2nd from8am until 2pm. Spaces are limited so please contact Barbara Morris forspace details at 530-878-8551. Spaces are available for crafters indoors(some are already reserved) and four yard sellers outdoors.

May 1, 2009 • 12:00pm From Ten to Eighty. Ken Fox, Auburn nativeand local dentist, known for the huge statues seen around town,will describe how he started na why he builds them. FREE noonprogram sponsored by the Friends of the Library in the BeecherRoom of the Auburn Library. Refreshments available. You maybring your own lunch. More information phone 885-4201.

May 2, 2009 • Starts at 1:00pm West Coast Regional Talent CelebrityPageant ay the Salvation Army Chapel, 286 Sutter Street. Ticketsare $8 at t he door. Raffle and other fun stuff. Info: 530-304-6671,

ask for Tony

May 2, 2009 • 8:00am Auburn Running School Fun Run. Beginningat Railhead Park, we will have 5k and 10k runs, as well as a 1-mileKids Fun Run in beautiful Auburn State Park - no traffic, greatscenery. This is a fundraiser for Running School Kid’s FitnessProgram. More information phone 888-9911 or visitwww.runningschool.org.

May 2 & 3 2009 • 9:00am Iris Show. Presented by Sierra Foothills IrisSociety. Entries accepted May 1 from 6-8pm and May 2 from 7- 9:30am. (You must knowq the name of the Iris you are entering)Show hours are Saturday from noon to 4:00pm and Sunday 9 to3pm. This show will be held in the Rose Room of Auburn City Ha ll.

For information phone Kathy at 477-2811

May 2, 2009 • 1:00am Silver Screen Classic Movies “The Clock”starring Judy Garland, will be shown at 1:00, 4:00 and 7:00pm inthe Beecher Room of the Auburn Library. Suggested donation is$5 general admission and $4 for senior and children. For infophone 878-7938 or visit www.auburnsilverscreen.com.

May 2, 2009 • 7:00pm Sutter AF Hospital Foundation Casino Night.13350 New Airport Road, Auburn. Come join the fun at our 3rdAnnual Casino Night. Texas Hold’em Tournament, FooseballTournament and Magic by Dar yl, the Magician. Enjoy a magicalnight in support of our local community hospital. Tickets only $50but reservations needed to compete in any of the tournaments.

Please contact Carol Zobel at 530-888-4557

Motor Vehicles

GMC SIERRA 1500, 4X4 ‘97,3 dr., auto., extnd cab, match-ing camper shell, good cond.,serviced every 3K mi, $6,200.(530) 320-6536

JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE ‘96,V-8 w/tow package, 125K m.,

excellent condition, white ext.,grey int., cloth seats, CD,$3,400. (530) 274-8550

MERCEDES ‘95 SL 500, LOWmiles on motor/trans, rebuilt byMercedes, 25 mpg, 3 tops,mechanically perfect, $8,500.(530) 887-1896 or 887-8663.

SAAB 900 TURBO ‘94Convertible, dark blue,160K mi., 5 speed, all power,nice clean car! $4,500.(530) 263-7266

SATURN SL2, ‘95, 4-DOOR,5-speed, a/c, p/s, p/b, 153Kmiles, not pretty but runsgreat, $1,250. (530) 823-0213

TOYOTA ‘89 PICK-UPw/custom built flatbed, extnd

cab, 5-speed, 4x4, V-6, w/2ndset of studded M&S tires,$4,000. Call (530) 272-8415

Motor Vehicles

TOYOTACAMRY ‘05, XLE,AUTO,

fully loaded, low 24K mi, V6,28 mpg hwy., side air bags,htd lthr seats, tract. cntrl, ABSstability assist, fog lights, sec.systm., JBL Multi CD/cass, 16”chrome whls, mnrf, below KBB@ $16,995. (530) 271-0480

TOYOTAPRIUS, 2004; 85K,honest 43mpg. Pkg. 6: rear riper, driver & pass. side &curtain air bags, smart entry &start, good cond., 1 owner,$11,600. (530) 432-6526

Recreational Vehicles

‘03 DIPLOMAT 40’ DIESEL, 20Kmiles, 3 slides, QIB, bay trays,wshr/dryr, tile K/B, micro-conv,Low B.B. $94, High B.B. $114,$89,500. (530) 432-0201

BEAVER PATRIOT ‘99Caterpillar Diesel Motorhome,

37’ w/ slide out, excellentcondition, Only $60,000.(530) 888-1281

GALAXIE 16.8’ RUNABOUT ‘87Open Bow Family Boat, V-6rebuilt motor, comfortable,powerful & economical, reg-

istered thru ‘09, good cond.,REDUCED TO $3,800. !(530) 272-4701

Recreational Vehicles

HOUSEBOAT, TANDEM TRLR,10’x30’, 2-story, walk around

deck, alum. pontoons, steelframe, 9.9 Honda O/B, $10KLots of Extras! (530) 477-5516

VALCO 13.5’ FISHING BOAT,“13 Resort Brand”, 15HPJohnson Outboard, w/ DillyTrailer, $2,500.(530) 885-9300

Heavy Equipment

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Motorcycles & Accessories

1983 SUZUKI 550,

rebuilt engine, new maroonpaint, new tires & brakes, runsgood, exclnt condition, $1,200.(530) 639-9904

‘03 HONDA CRF230F DIRT BIKE

with electric start, greatcondition, $2,500. OBO.(530) 346-2426

Motorcycles & Accessories

HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘03XLH 883 Sportster / 1200 kit,100th Anniversary, new cond.,3,800 mi., garaged, Thunder header pipes, lthr bags & seat,$5,500. OBO (530) 272-9651


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P205/75R14 54.56 68.75

P215/75R14 57.00

P205/75R15 58.42 69.32

P215/75R15 60.52 69.74

P225/75R15 65.25 75.20

P235/75R15 67.03 83.14

P175/70R13 38.26 56.92

P185/70R13 40.50 60.72

P175/70R14 43.10 58.90

P185/70R14 44.18 61.53

P195/70R14 47.85 62.57

P205/70R14 50.29 69.91

P215/70R14 63.69 73.39

P225/70R14 78.51

P205/70R15 58.49 72.79

P215/70R15 63.07 76.85

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P195/65R14......... 53.16 ..... 66.78

P185/65R15......... 52.47 ..... 64.96

P195/65R15......... 56.16 ..... 68.86

P205/65R15......... 61.22 ..... 74.28

P215/65R15......... 64.23 ..... 77.40

P215/65R16......... 74.49 ..... 92.14

P185/60R14......... 47.98 ..... 60.26

P195/60R14......... 53.25 ..... 65.09

P185/60R15....................... 75.97

P195/60R15......... 56.93 ..... 68.32

P205/60R15......... 62.43 ..... 71.91

P215/60R15......... 67.24 ..... 79.34

P225/60R15......... 72.79 ..... 80.72

P275/60R15......... 93.96

P205/55R16......... 78.63 ..... 92.73

P205/60R16......... 71.52 ..... 80.87

P215/60R16......... 71.87 ..... 82.52

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31X10.50R15 C 101.36

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33X12.50R15LT C 144.19

P215/70R16 B 80.37

P225/70R16 B 85.43 P235/70R16 B 87.90

P245/70R16 B 115.95

P255/70R16 B 120.53

P265/70R16 B 125.40

P245/70R17 B 126.92

P265/70R17 B 133.41

P285/70R17 B 164.31

P245/75R16 B 80.11

P265/75R16 B 118.34

P255/65R16 B 130.02

P235/65R17 B 101.82

P245/65R17 B 110.87

P265/65R17 B 113.39

LT215/85R16 E 105.76

LT225/75R16 E 97.85

LT235/85R16 E 111.15

LT245/75R16 E 109.48

LT265/75R16 C 111.71

LT265/75R16 E 109.99

LT285/75R16 D 133.68

LT265/70R17 E 170.44

LT285/70R17 D 179.36

Load Range

Light Truck &Sport Utility Vehicle

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