|  | The Telegraph accepts classified advertising anytime prior to Tuesday at noon. Ads are a total bargain at $5 for 25 words or less and 20 cents for each additional word. Ads can be submitted via email), fax (970-259-0448) or in person (534 Main Ave, Durango). Prepayment is requested on all classifieds.
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Magpies Accepting applications for barista positions. Apply in person, 707 Main Ave.
Responsible, friendly Reliable as rain retail person wanted for Sundays, mid-April-Sept. and occasional fill-ins. Good pay, fun store, perfect for seniors/retirees. 749-7667.
Job Search Made Easy Let the local professionals do the work @ 259-1940. Uni-Staff Services, 1315 Main, Suite 106. Never a fee to applicants.
Fame and fortune The Durango Telegraph is hiring a commission-based sales person to serve an established and illustrious client list. Base salary plus lots of perks too good to mention here. Sales experience a huge bonus. E-mail resume to: telegraph@ durangotelegraph.com.
Kitchen Help Full & part time. Experience helpful but not necessary. Apply in person. Cuckoo’s Chicken House, 128 E. College Dr.
King Center Laundry is hiring. Apply in person next to Nature’s Oasis.
Servers, cooks & dishwashers needed at Sushitarian. Apply in person between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. or call 382-0001 or 382-0012.
Announcements
Cowboy Clinician, Craig Cameron & Over the Hill Outfitters have teamed up for two Backcountry Horsemanship Clinics in the Weminuche, July 3-7 & July 9-13, 2007. CraigCameron.com (800) 274-0077. OverTheHillOutfitters.com (970) 385-7656.
Handbuilt Ceramics: Design and Construction workshop with Lisa Pedolsky, Fri., April 20, 6-8 p.m., and Sat.-Sun., April 21-22, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Topics include slab building and surface treatment. Open to all levels. $125 or $100 for Pueblo Community College students plus a $15 materials fee. Register at Pueblo Community College, 701 Camino del Rio, Suite 100 or call 247-2929. Class size limited. Registration deadline April 13. For more information, call Jules at 382-0756.
Calling all athletes! Yo Yo dieters, have you achieved your New Years goal weight? Here’s your incentive to make changes NOW: $100,000. in cash & prizes to people who can make the most remarkable changes in their bodies and lives using Isagenix products. Many categories! www.toadally-healthy@msn.com or (970) 259-5271 www.GoCleanse.com/toadally-healthy
Western Photographer, Christopher Marona, & Over the Hill Outfitters have teamed up for a unique Wilderness Photography Workshop in the Weminuche, July 23-27, 2007. MaronaPhoto.com (970) 247-2415. OverTheHillOutfitters.com (970) 385-7656.
Quoting Mr.RC, 2-22-7: “No technical (global warming debunking) information I presented has been challenged!” Why do you ignore the white-sheet list of fourteen authoritative government and academic web sources that was distributed at your lectures? Sources that dispute your claims. For a copy, or comment, email: citizenschallenge@gobrainstorm.net.
Ride Mexico’s Copper Canyon on horseback. A true cultural experience with breathtaking scenery, jaw dropping trails, incredible food, anthropology, camaraderie, solid horses and the rest is totally indescribable. Nov 19-29, 2007. OverTheHillOutfitters.com (970) 385-7656.
Manna Soup Kitchen Needs volunteers to help run Taste of Durango 2007. We need help Sunday, May 20, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please call Al or Ruthie at 385-5095. A fun time will be had by all while helping Manna continue its mission.
Pedal Utah’s White Rim For a great cause. Join the Adaptive Sports Association of Durango for a gourmet, catered off-road cycling adventure to benefit ASA cycling program for the disabled. April 3-6, 2007. Call or email Bob for more information. 799-0114 or bindarango@frontier.net.
Calling all artists Sexual Assault Services Organization is hosting “create-inspire-heal,” its first ever art contest. Sexual assault survivors and all artists interested in submitting visual art should contact Jen Shupe at 259-3074 or jen@durangosaso.org. Submissions displayed in April.
Four Corners Lesbian Network Unity in our Community. Go to: www.yahoogroups.com search fourcornersln.
Services
Rocky Mountain Bound Handmade books, custom journals, scrapbooks, photo albums, wedding guest books ... you name it, we build it! Established 2005 Durango. *See our eco-journals in downtown Durango shops. Contact us for custom orders (970) 259-3983 rockymountbound @care2.com.
Guitar Lessons Fun, relaxed lessons for students of all ages and abilities at my spacious home studio. Call Pete, 385-6713.
BodyWork
Amaya Natural Therapeutics Is offering an array of therapeutic bodywork services. Use of saltwater hot tub, cold plunge and cedar sauna included. Call 247-3939.
Relieve, Relax and rejuvenate with massage. $50 for 60 min., $75 for 90 min. Carrie Griffin, CMT. 749-9264.
Holistic Wellness Offers Reiki: Rei - “light” ki – “energy”. It is lying of hands gently over body with clothes on. Energy flows of its own where it is needed in the physical, mental & emotional level. 884-2060.
Heidi Timm 21 years experience in deep, gentle and effective techniques for injury rehabilitation, nurturing relaxation using Ortho-Bionomy® and massage. Appointments available in Durango and at Trimble Spa. 759-9038.
ForSale
1986 Dodge Caravan 116,000, 2.6L, runs, drives, needs brakes, etc. Mechanics special, $450 or best offer. (970) 903-9434.
Small classic camper Very clean and quaint. Contains bed, table, cook stove, heater. $500. Located in Mancos, but we are in Alaska. Call (907) 766-3157.
Sweet, new longboard Fourth ride, kid breaks hand. Mom’s over it. Was $230. Now $160 obo. Debra 375-1413.
Camper Bel-Aire cabover camper. Stove, oven, refrigerator, hot water heater, leveling jacks, shower, dome TV antenna, needs some work, $450.00. RV generator, Gentron 3500 watt, used 10 hours, quiet, $500. 2 -Horse trailer with new tires, $300. Scuba gear -Buoyancy compensator regulator, $400. 1964 – Willys, lift kit, 32 x 10.5 tires, Warn overdrive, 60K miles, $2,800. 884-9876.
Nice Road Bike 48cm Cannondale Silk Road, well maintained. $300. (970) 749-0604.
Guitars Taylor 714CE, cedar rosewood - $1,200; Dean PBCE acoustic/electric bass, new - $300; Takamine F400S – 12 string, old logo - $350; Ibanez Artist ES335 style - $325; Washburn Resonator - $50. Call 884-9876.
Massage Chair Earthlite, Evila model with travel case. Like new. Retails for $500. $400. 970-749-0604.
Fast Trees Grow 8-12 feet yearly. $11.95-$17.95 delivered. Potted. Brochure 1-800-615-3405 or www.fasttrees.com.
Leather Furniture Matching sofa and love seat, $1,400. Dressers, lamps and more at Reruns Home, Tues. – Sat. 385-7336.
Flags Huge selection. American flags, state flags, military flags, sports flags, religious flags, novelty flags, international flags, seasonal flags, NFL flags. 842 1/2 Main 970-259-5053.
ForRent
Durango 1/2 mile to Albertson’s Single, quiet, employed for two-bedroom, one-bath, furnished, $500 monthly++, first, last, deposit. No students, dogs, parties. Separate house needs female roommate, cleaning/office work trade-out? (970) 903-9434.
Rooms for Rent Silverton or Bayfield. Call Chip 259-3207, evenings.
Office space for rent Beautiful 2-room office in the sun building. 755 E. 2nd Ave. Huge space. Great lighting. Please call 749-6318 or 759-6571 and leave a message.
Are you looking for a great room for your healing arts business? Please Call 749-2811.
Office for rent In-town, 600 sq. ft, two offices, reception, work room, cabinets, A/C, bathroom. $850/month including utilities. 769-1409.
Prime Main Ave. Commercial space. 3,380 sq. ft. Ready to move in! Available early May. 884-9757.
Office space private bath, kitchenette and waiting room. Street-level, south facing new construction, 9 ft ceilings, track lighting, travertine entryway, wood floor in office. Handicapped accessible. Parking. $500 a month, util inc. Available immediately. 259-4497
Furnished downtown apartment Available now. Call 259-9466. Community Service Wheat & Gluten Intolerance Support Group meets at Healthy Fusion the last Wednesday of every month. All are welcome. Next meeting is April 25 at 5:30 p.m.; 2053 Main Ave. For more info: 259-9233 or www.healthyfusion.com. Are you a parent with a child under age 5? Then come explore what the Family Center of Durango has to offer. We have developmental playgroups, parenting classes, a toy lending library, safe exchange and supervised visits, a family support unit, and much more! You can call us at 385-4747, or stop by at 489 ½ Florida Rd. The Family Center of Durango, families helping families. The Medicine Horse Center seeks experienced horse people to give our horses extra love and attention at both our Mancos and Durango locations. Call 533-7403 or email info@medicinehorsecenter.org. Cadence Therapeutic Riding is seeking volunteers and is always searching for possible riders to participate in our program. Cadence is a non-profit organization that provides equestrian experiences for adults and children with special needs. Visit www.cadenceriding.org or call 749-7433 for more information. Alzheimer’s Association Support Groups meet the second and third Wednesday of the month at the Durango/La Plata Senior Center at 10: 30 a.m. For more information, call Elaine Stumpo at 259-0122. Raw Food Lunches Nonprofit organization Turtle Lake Refuge offers organic, living-food lunch every Tuesday and Friday from 11: 11 a.m. to 2:22 p.m. Suggested donation $8. 247-8395. 848 E. Third Ave. |
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