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Inquire as to the availability of rental assistance. Call (530) 529-2200 Monday-Friday 8 to 5 EQUAL HOUSING TDD 800-735-2929 OPPORTUNITY EQUAL HOUSING ACCESS General Employment Los Molinos Unified is accepting applications for Transportation Mananager $15.52 - $18.86 per hour, 8 hours a day, 12 months. For details and application, please visit our website at www.lmusd.net Information is also available at 7851 Highway 99E, Los Molinos or 530-384-7826 ask for Debra Edwards. Open until filled Los Molinos Unified is accepting applications for the following positions Custodian/Groundskeeper, Bus Driver, Instructional Assistant and School Psychologist For more information or application packet call Debra Edwards at 530-384-7826, or email dedwards@lmusd.net More information on psychologist is available at www.edjoin.org Cool off 3BD 2BA 1425 sq ft 2 car gar, must be 55 yrs old, w/s/pd. $795. 530-736-1236 FOR RENT 2/1 in Sr park 55+Only need apply n/p $600 mo+ $500 dep 527-2793 FOR RENT 2/2 in Sr park 55+Only need apply n/p $685 mo+ $500 dep 527-2793 4bd 2ba Mobile on Live Oak Road $ 850 mo + $850 dep 527-1977 Evenings in our dazzling pools Apartments & Duplexes 15 Cabernet Court 200 575 sq. ft. Retail building in shopping center, 40 Chestnut Ave. (X St. Antelope Blvd.) Red Bluff. 527-1313 $ The City of Red Bluff is accepting apps for off the POLICE COMMUNICATIONS DISPATCHER. Salary: $33,989 - $41,313 Apps/Description avail @ www.ci.red-bluff.ca.us or 527-2605 ext 3051 Closing Date: June 28, 2013 at 5:00pm. EOE 1st month RETAIL SPACE S. MAIN STREET, RED BLUFF 4 units 960 to 2400 sf Call Rick 916-686-2719 for deatils 529-0879 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 48 Little 550 mo. 2bd 1ba $ 46 Little REPORTER FULL-TIME 550 mo. 2bd 1ba $ The Mendocino Beacon is looking for an experienced, versatile community news reporter. Beat centers on observing and reporting on local government's process, fiscal management and decisions that impact coast residents. Attend meetings, including some evenings, and occasional weekend assignments. Reporters also paginate, proof-read and work on special sections. Strong listening, organizational, interviewing, fact checking, and writing skills, a professional demeanor, knowledge of AP Style, Photoshop, Quark, photography and social media experience preferred. Benefits available. Send resume and clips to: Beacon Editor, 450 N. Franklin St. Fort Bragg, CA 95437 Email: editor@mendocinobeacon.com Pre-employment drug screen. EOE Tehama County Department of Education 385-2254 55 Byron 550 mo. 2bd 1ba $ No Pets 530-385-2254 Condo & Townhouse Unfurnished A nice large Townhouse for $625/mo. 2 bd 1½ ba, 488 Wiltsey, Redbluff. cent. h/a, recent paint, stove, new tile , refrig, dishwasher, walk to shopping. 321-2509 Duplexes Unit Rental 2 bedroom in Corning NO PETS! $525 mo + $600 dep. $25 credit & background check. 530-347-9425. STORAGE UNITS AVAILABLE - all sizes, 24 sale lane (behind Burger King) List of units available onsite & Call 530-529-5051 TWO DACHSHUNDS Males. Born 4-1813. $300 ea. 530527-2520 YARD SALE BARGAINS …and Thrift Store Treasures! SAT 15TH 8 - 3 NO EARLY BIRDS!! 5th wheel hitch, RV accessories, ammo, sporting goods, handcarved decoys, glassware, clothing & more. 13185 State Hwy 99 E, RB THREE FAMILY YARD SALE Furniture, baby items, collectible dolls and lots of crafts supplies . an EOE is hiring for positions in the following departments: Educational Support Services: Educational Support Services Project Secretary (Salary Range: $12.03 - $13.95 hr) DEADLINE: 6/20/13 Maintenance: Universal Support Staff (Custodial-Grounds-Maintenance) (Starting Salary: $11.44 hr) DEADLINE: 6/18/13 11:55 pm SERRF: Project Liaison (Starting Salary: $10.12/hr) DEADLINE: 6/25/13 11:55pm Site Facilitator (Starting Salary: $14.58 - $16.97 hr) DEADLINE: 6/23/13 11:55 pm Special Schools & Services: Health Assistant (Starting Salary: $16.99 hr) DEADLINE: 6/20/13 11:55 pm Pleased visit: www.edjoin.org for more information on these positions and to apply online. You may also visit the Job Training Center located at 718 Main Street in Red Bluff for assistance applying online. For questions regarding the application process, please contact the TCDE Human Resource Services Department at (530) 527-5811 Office Space 1000sf, 485 Antelope Blvd #L $795 mo Office/Retail 1500sf, 440 Antelope #10 $895 mo Website: redbluffdailynews.com Office Space available, great location, over 400 sq.ft. with Closet & Sink $400/mo. 855 Walnut St., Ste 2, 541-891-9190 To Subscribe CALL TODAY! 527-2151 General Employment 100 Washington St., Red Bluff, CA 96080 We are now accepting applications for 1 Bedroom Apts and also apts with special design features for individuals with disabilities. Must be at least 62 years of age. T H E V O I C E O F T E H A M A C O U NTY S I N C E 1 8 8 5 GET THE WANT AD HABIT. It's one you won't want to break! Call 527-2151 to place ad. We take Master-Card & Visa. Washington Court DAILY NEWS LASSEN VIEW Apartments 1BD Apts for income qualified households. 527-8213 855 Luther Rd, Red Bluff TDD Relay 1-800-736-2920 This institution is an equal opportunity Provider and Employer 300 SQFT business rental or salon, 912 Walnut St. $375. 530-527-8461. TEHAMA COUNTY NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS DAILY NEWS — PO BOX 220 545 DIAMOND AVE. RED BLUFF CA 96080 Apartments for Rent RED BLUFF Apartments for Rent Your "Local" Daily Newspaper Since 1885 Apartments for Rent FAX 527-3719 Saturday, June 15, 2013 – Daily News 2BD 1BA c o v e r e d porches, fncd yd, pets welcome, $800 mo + dep 515-6197 3 BEDROOM, 2ba, nice neighborhood. 2035 Stoneybrook Dr. $900 + dep. Call 530-526-0882 to see. 4BD 2BA, Garage, N/S, N/P, fenced, Bidwell area. RB $925+$1250 dep. 530-384-1790. AVAILBLE JULY 1 3BD 2BA w/detached garage $975 + sec. garb included no pets, old frwd addition 530529-3575. Great Condition 4bd. 2ba, 2car gar, end of street near Craig Creek with outside hot tub, circular driveway, on 2.5 ac $1100. 530-518-3420 reinvent yourself at Saturday only, 7am-4pm, 14746 Melanie Lane. HWY 36 W. Dibble Creek Moving Sale - Everything Must Go! Furniture, household items, clothing, books, free items, tons of stuff! Priced to sell! 8am-Noon, Saturday, June 15 No early birds 2470 Oriole Dr., Red Bluff YARD SALE IN CORNING 1015 Fig Street (not Lane), Saturday, June 15th, 7am-? Lots of Everything. MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE Nice furniture, household items, clothing, horse tack, lots of misc. Saturday, June 15th, 8am-4pm. No Early Birds Please. 16045 Ol Mission Dr., Red Bluff I-5 Jelly's Ferry exit, then follow the signs. MULTI-FAMLY SALE: FRI/SAT 8am-? 1363 Britt Ln, (off Luther Rd) Red Bluff Furniture, baby items, household items & much more! YARD SALE Friday & Saturday, June 14th & 15th 8am-3pm 13820 St. Mary's Avenue, Red Bluff (off Antelope Blvd.) TAKE ADVANTAGE OF: - Convenient Class Schedules - Limitless Career Opportunities - Learn from the Experts - Get into the Workforce Sooner YARD SALE - MULTI-FAMILY June 14 & 15 FRI/SAT 7am-? 1317 Kirsten Ct. Red Bluff Jacuzzi Tub, kitchen table, lots of household & furniture items, all in great shape. Two families merging - not enough space. Lots of misc. Lemonade & baked goods as well! HAIR • SKIN • NAILS NOW enrolling 877.978.2343 CHICO 2525 Dominic Dr., Ste. E Financial Aid available to those who qualify Accredited by NACCAS | Programs vary by location marinello.com Career Placement assistance for graduates Defining Beauty Education Since 1905 For Gainful Employment disclosures, One of the Nation's Largest Beauty Schools visit www.marinello.com/disclosure YARD SALE Saturday 7 - 11 Nice items 40 Gurnsey Ave No Early Birds! ASTRO-GRAPH 9B By Bernice Bede Osol SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 2013 Substantial accomplishments can be achieved in the year ahead, provided you are able to stay well-organized and keep your priorities straight. Don't put the cart before the horse. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — If everyone is going in one direction while you're headed in another, you had better stop and ask yourself who is out of step. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — There is definitely a line between healthy optimism and wishful thinking. If you can't tell the difference, you could turn success into failure. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Don't let it be said of you that you're only nice to those who can do something for you. People will see right through you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Your staying power might have its limitations. If the going gets tough, instead of pushing yourself, you might throw in the towel. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — When working with others, don't pretend to be knowledgeable about something you know little about. The only one who'll be taken in by this pretense will be you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Give a wide berth to any involvement that could put you in the position of having to pay for someone else's mistakes. If you can't call the shots, call a cab. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) — Be on guard when having to negotiate with an individual about whom you know little. Not everyone has high standards. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Although you're not likely to have a problem grasping the big picture, you could lack an eye for detail. To be on the safe side, tread carefully and don't trip over the little things. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — If you find yourself involved in some type of competitive activity, be it physical or mental, don't make any wagers. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Don't jump to conclusions or base your judgment on sketchy information. Take plenty of time to make certain you have all the facts. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — An endeavor might prove to be more difficult than you thought it would be, but that's no reason to scuttle it. You'll just have to give it more time. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — It might be one of those rare times when you'll lack discipline in the management of your resources. Unless you stop yourself from being overly extravagant, you'll regret it.