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The cuts on the top are key

Pino Pies serves up hand-sized meals and then some... By Christina Reed “how people survive, stay sane, healthy and happy” The Hired Pen nowadays is very important in life. Eastern Sierra, CA—Troy and Dulcie Pino have “The Cuts are the Key” business savvy that spans the globe. But, the couple Pino Pies displays all of their pies in showcases, and their children are right at home in the Eastern and each pie is a work of pastry or patisserie delight. Sierra with their long-time business, Pino Pies, loMeat pies are quintessential New Zealand and Auscated in Bishop, CA. The couple hand-bake, handtralian food. These pies are served everywhere in sized pies, mostly meat, of all sorts. And, not just these countries, even gas stations. However, Troy any kind of pies, locally sourced ingredients really notes, Pino Pies serves up something not found anymake this a farm / ranch / desert / mountains story where else in the Eastern Sierra, and the couple saw showcasing entrepreneurs from our local landthis as their niche to fill. scapes. A Greek food originally, the Romans added Putting a finger on a page to when the Pinos meat, then the English took them home and the opened their current business would take you to “meat and three vegetables” pastry eventually were other continents, other business endeavors, and it taken to points around the world. Even English / would be hard to affix their work interests. As vast American colonists had meat pies, not pot pies, and as the ocean, New Zealand, Florida, Mammoth our first President's favorite was Martha WashingLakes, San Francisco, or Bishop, the Pinos don't ton's giblet-and-oyster pie. (Source: Andre Tabar; have a common “career ladder.” Dulcie hails from food historian) the North Island, near Aukland, in New Zealand, “The cuts are the key,” says Dulcie, as you select Pino Pies, in Bishop, CA, is serving up a unique menu of hand-crafted, hand-sized pies, and Troy your pie (see pie cut key below), and top choices are and she and Troy met in Mammoth Lakes. Troy and Dulcie Pino have created a niche for their meat pies in the Eastern Sierra. grew up in the Eastern Sierra, and worked at Footground sirloin and cheese, butter chicken, lamb, loose in Mammoth Lakes, for many years. He also veggie lentil, and apple. They also serve soups worked on fishing boats in Alaska. (homemade clam chowder and onion), Back in the day, the Pinos were chefs for yacht cottage pies (served with mashed potatravelers in Florida, ran a bed and breakfast in toes on top), super slaw with ginger Florida, and came west, where Troy went to the Cal- miso dressing, and creamy mashed potaifornia Culinary Academy in San Francisco (no toes. Daily specials add variety to the longer in existence). There were children to raise, menu, and many of the ingredients are school, and home life, and the Pinos began their pie grown or raised in the Eastern Sierra, quest locally in parking lots, out of the catering like grass fed beef (Barb Wire Beef), truck, and currently out of two venues in Bishop. lamb (Borda family), or the dates (China Open for customers take out / outside dining, Pino Ranch) for the sticky date pudding. The Pies is across the street from the Jill Kinmont Pinos hope to continue the synchronized Boothe school, and the couple does all of the cookefforts of other local entrepreneurs, and ing at a second location (not open to the public) at incorporate more farm-to-table ingredithe Tri-County Fairground's Tallman Pavilion ents into the flaky butter, pastry crust kitchen. pies. Dulcie notes, “It's a lot of fun,” and the “encourPino Pies look different with the pasagement and support” of the customers has been try on top and bottom, and this hearty very important. Troy says one of the harder aspects fare is portable, and hand-held delightof the culinary education he received was “unlearnful. Troy adds, put a dollop of ketchup Pino Pies are a top to bottom pastry delight, and the apple ing bad habits” from other cooking experiences. on top for the fullest flavor combinaThe cuts on top of Pino Pies tell you which Troy laughs, then says, he's the kind of guy “who tion, and don't forget the apple pie for pie is a perfect way to enjoy dessert. Photos by The Hired kind of meat or fruit pie you are ordering. Pen likes pushing mud up hill with a stick.” He notes, a traditional dessert.

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INDEX TO ADS & INFO Child Care Appreciation . . . . . . . .8 Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 High Country Lumber . . . . . . . . .16 Manor Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Manor True Value . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Pet Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Quit Smoking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 Wanaaha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Winnedumah Casino . . . . . . . . .14

YARD SALE Lots of treasures for everyone! Saturday, May 1, 126 Mountain View Ave., Bishop, 84 pm. Furniture, clothes, jewelry and tools, old yard art so many goodies for everyone. Kiddos will be selling goodies for our senior, and family trip come see us.there maybe multiple sales and also you can take a stroll to big trees or eat lunch at flo's diner!

PERFECT FOR Mother’s Day 3 puppies, 2 non-shedding, ready Monday, will be small. 775-301-8829 Independence, $250 each. 17

SIDE-BY-SIDE LG back refrigerator, 33 wide, 31 deep, 67 high, water dispenser, working ice machine (broken lever), $350, call 1760-937-0022, ask for Mike. 16

MY NAME is Odin, I’m a 7 yr. old male English/ Ameri-can Bulldog. As I only probably have 3 good years left in me, it would be nice to find a female of the same breed to mate with. All I’m asking for is the pick of the litter, Text me: 760-264-6016. 14

FRIGIDAIRE AC unit, works great, $100. 760-874-8875. 17

INDEX of CLASSIFICATIONS Animals & Pets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Appliances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Automotive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Bicycles/Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Business Opportunity . . . . . . . . . .8 Clothing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Computers/Printers . . . . . . . . . . .6 Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Exercise Equipment . . . . . . . . . . .2 Firearms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 For Rent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Free . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Furniture for Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Help Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Horse / Pet Supplies . . . . . . . . . . .2 Miscellaneous Auto & Parts . . . .13 Miscellaneous for Sale . . . . . . . . .6 Motorcycles/ATVs . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Musical & Electronics . . . . . . . . . .6 Outdoor/Equipment . . . . . . . . . .12 Recreational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Yard Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

ST. STEPHEN’S Catholic Mission in Big Pine will need to continue raising funds for the last 25% remodeling project. Holding a Rummage and Bake Sale on Saturday, May 1 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon out side in the church parking lot on Highway 395 and Walnut Street. For dontaions call Rose Todd, 9382911. NEXT WEEK ESTATE YARD SALE at 2815 Sierra Vista Way, Bishop on Fri. May 7 & Sat. May 8 from 8am to 1pm. & Sunday May 9 from 8am to 11am. Furniture, tools, gardening supplies etc. 760-258-1046

Animals/Pets

ANIMALS/PETS

FREE TO excellent home, MinPin male about 1-1/2 years, needs attention, he is smart, Independence, 775-301-8829. 17 6 CHICKS, $30, purchased locally 2 weeks ago but just cannot do chickens at this time, 760-2585028. 14 FREE TO GOOD homes black, blue, silkie roosters, very unique, just have too many, 760-9378037. 14

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MICROWAVE OVENS: All 6 units are in great working order, (2) Large Microwaves (Sharp) $30 each, height: 11 ½”, width: 21 ½” depth: 19” (4) smaller microwaves (2 Emerson) $25 each, height: 10”, width: 11”, depth: 11 ½”, ready for pickup now, call for photos, call or text: 760-5198203, Email: grantski@aol.com. OLDER REFRIDGERATOR, 24 cu ft side by side in freezer, ice maker, $50, 760-873-8192. 15

APACHE HORSE TRAILER, fits 2 horses, asking $6,900 OBO, call/text 760-920-1012. 00 E-COLLAR COMFY Cone by All Four Paws, black, size "medium" for neck 12-15", depth of 8.25", still new, $10, call 760-873-3692, lv. msg. 17 WALKIN' WHEELS dog wheelchair, small frame, rear support adjustable wheel cart for small to medium dog (corgi). Fits pets weighting 11 to 70 pounds, like new, includes instructions, paid over $300, asking $150, 760873-3692, lv. msg. 17 PONY / MINI harness black leather, excellent condition, $375 OBO. 760-920-5032. 17 COLLAPSIBLE DOG CRATE, 36"L x 23"W x 25"H, excellent condition, $40 OBO, Dan, 949525- 8378. 15

CUISINART HOT AIR popcorn popper, brand new, still in original box, never used. Great way to have healthy popcorn., $35, call 760-873-3692, lv. msg. 17 AIR CONDITIONER, Haier console portable air conditioner, model HPPO8XCR, electronic control with full function remote control, digital timer/ temperature display; 8000 BTU/hr.; 120 v. 900 watt; dehumidifier function, several years old, only test run, $75 OBO, 760-873-3291. 15

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EARTH LITE massage table, hardly used, green in color, in excellent condition, asking $225. Sale of item will benefit Hospice of the Owens Valley, call 760872-4663. 15

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WOODEN SEWING machine table, U shaped with recesses for 2 machines plus a working surface, call for information 760-8735043. 14

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BOYS BIKES, 19 inch $20 and 15 inches $10. 760-920-5443. 17 SUNNY HEALTH and Fitness Cycling Trainer, new condition, barely used, excellent for cycling training, includes handle bar, seat, post and tension adjustments, peddles with cleat or strap attachments, stabilizing foot pegs and wheels for easy positioning and transport, $250 OBO, ready for pickup, call or text: 760-519 8203, Email: grantski@aol.com. BOWFLEX ULTIMATE, complete unit, need to sell, $450, 760-920-2386 winuba@hotmail .com. 17

MOVING SALE, house hold furniture, 2 suede swivel living room chairs, 2 wood rockers, glass top dining room table with 4 chairs and 2 matching bar stools,3 round glass end tables and a black tv stand with storage. All in great condition. Call or text 760937-7306. 16

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FURNITURE

PINE BEDROOM furniture, queen size 4-poster bed (mattress and box spring not included), 5 drawer dresser, and two nightstands $550, call or text Tammy at 760-590-4657. 17 WANTED! SECTIONAL couch, light color! Must be in excellent condition, call 818-912-8932. 16 PAIR OF THEATER CHAIRS from Bishop Twin Theater, reupholstered at Cobwebs with red floral print on black background, can send photos, metal base, great for home theater or fold up for extra seating, $150. Call 760263-7229. 17

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HIGH BACK swivel and tilt desk chair, excellent condition, wood base and armrests, $50, Bishop, 760-873-7422. 15 BUNK BED (twin over full) w/ mattresses & side ladders, black frame; sm A/C window unit, 760709-1487. 14 FREE: KING SIZE Tempur-pedic mattress, less than 5 years old, in excellent condition, in Bishop, 916-233-6993. 16 THANKS FOR PICKING UP the Sierra Reader. We hope you will shop our advertisers. Tell them you saw it in the Sierra Reader. They appreciate it and we do too.

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Help Wanted Appliances Winnedumah Winns Casino and Fort Independence Paiute Tribe in Independence is looking for a full time Cashier/Guest Services Rep to provide excellent customer service in a fun, friendly atmosphere with pay up to $18/hr. plus tips. Submit resume to hr@fortindependence.com or email to request a job description.

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE Open until filled: Cocktail Server, F&B Cashier (*18 years or older), Facility Technician, General Mana-ger, Guest Services (Cashier), Kitchen, Deli and Bar Technician, Line Cook (*18 years or older), Security Officer, Server (*18 years or older), Surveillance Agent, Surveillance Manager ($55,000 - $60,000 annually), Surveillance Technican, Vault Attendant. *Must be 21 years of age to work in casino (unless

stated otherwise), Must be at least 18 to work in the restaurant. Native American Indian preference shall apply pursuant to the Bishop Paiute Tribal Employment Rights Ordi-nance. Excellent benefits offered: Health, dental, vision, Life, 401K, discounted meal rate and gift shop items.You will be required to meet the following conditions if offered position: • Must be able to qualify and obtain and maintain a Bishop Gaming License • Must be able to pass an extensive security background check • Successfully complete and pass a pre-employment drug test. Applications can be picked

up at the Wanaaha Casino or you can apply online at: or you may call 760-873-4150, ext. 214 or ext 220. www.paiutepalace.com

CDL CLASS B DRIVER Wanted (email resumes to dan@bishopweldingsupply.com or call 760873-6303 for more information) Bishop Welding Supply (BWS) is adding to our team of professionals - seeking a delivery driver who is energetic, enjoys learning, and doesn't mind taking on new tasks. As a supplier of medical and other compressed gases to the Eastern Sierras, BWS is an essential business impacting the entire community. - The driver's role is a key to our success, and the driver is often the face of our organization. Ideal candidates will have a professional appearance and the ability to provide excellent customer service at all times. This job involves much more than route planning and delivering gas to local hospitals, restaurants and breweries. It also entails filling, staging, moving, tracking, ordering, organizing, lifting, and managing heavy cylinders of compressed gasses. Additionally, some computer work is involved when creating and handling delivery tickets. We have a friendly, upbeat, fastpaced work environment and we work hard and enjoy what we do.

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PLUMBERS WANTED! Competitive pay depending on experience. Eastern Sierra Plumbing Inc. is a local business who prides themself on quality work and excellent service. Come join our team! Call Jeff at 760-709-1944 or email a resume to shanna_esp@ yahoo.com for more information! 14(4) HELP WANTED cleaning up my property. Cutting wood, loading truck, fixing fences, taking out tree stumps, etc. Call 760-8737302. 17

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SCHAT’S BAKERY MAMMOTH hiring for all positions. Call 760258-5028. 14(4) OFFICE MANAGER for outdoor guide service. Part time for summer working with current office staff. Strong managerial skills and the ability to take charge and solve problems. Computer skills and familiarity with Word, Excel and mail programs beneficial. Send resume to sp@sierramountaincenter .com. 16(2) I NEED SOMEONE that can redo the pluming in a house, call 760873-7302. 16

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Inyo County Teachers Take Center Stage in Fundraiser

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ZRcP [ )RcP £ ?NG John Camphouse (left) and Bill Schuck (right) initiated the “Join Our Campaign to Honor Our Teachers and School Staff” fundraiser. Donations can be made to the project until May 7, 2021. Photo by The Hired Pen Eastern Sierra, CA—Inyo County's teachers are the focus of a large fundraising effort, put forward by John Camphouse and Bill Schuck, and the hope is to raise enough funds to give $40 to each educator. The “Join Our Campaign to Honor Our Teachers and School Staff,” is ambitious, but the funds are coming in, says Camphouse, and it is the goal to have the funds by May 7, 2021, in enough time to distribute the gift cards and certificates to the teachers at the end of the school year. Camphouse and Schuck recognize how difficult the past year has been for educators, and they decided to create a fund for teachers about two months ago. “This has been an incredibly difficult year for parents and children, businesses, medical personnel, teachers and students. Everyone is exhausted. In reflecting on this, those of us at the several Methodist Churches in the Owens Valley have been led to take some specific action to honor and thank our teachers and staff at all of our public schools. While this effort is started by the Methodist Churches, we do hope that many individuals and organizations will join us,” states the press release. “All the funds raised will be distributed and we will make every effort to provide equal amounts to each teacher and staff person. We have chosen to give to those in education throughout Inyo County and to include Edna Beaman Elementary,” the press release goes on to say.

Gift card or certificate redeemable at local businesses will be given to teacher / staff person. “And the goal is to have gift cards, totaling at least $40, for each teacher / staff member. The organizers ask that all donations be made by check more easily to equalize the gifts for each recipient. Businesses will not be asked to donate cash or gift cards; the organizers want to help local businesses which have also struggled in the last year. The project seeks to thank more than 400 teachers and staff throughout the county,”Camphouse notes. Just a few weeks into the fundraising efforts, there has been a “very good response,” Schuck says. “This is a very

tight community,” and is good at “addressing needs.” Camphouse adds, “We've had a wonderful response from the schools. Both pleased and grateful.” Donations may be made by check sent to: Bishop First United Methodist Church, 205 N. Fowler St. Bishop, CA 93514. The canceled check will be your receipt. Phone number at the church: 760-872-7701. Donations should be made by May 7, 2021, to allow enough time to purchase gift cards and certificates. Other organizations interested can contact John Camphouse at email (church) office@bishopumc.org or johncamphouse@gmail.com. Or call 760-873-8354.

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Hospice of the Owens Valley Annual Silent Auction Fundraiser

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Musical/Electronics

MUSICAL & ELECTRONICS

The community is invited to our outdoor event which will be held at our lovely garden location; 363 Academy Ave. in Bishop, CA. Expect beautiful, unique, vintage, and new auction items to bid on, as well as live music, and food items to purchase. Advance tickets are $15 per person, and includes a complete breakfast, Starbucks coffee, and other goodies in a garden "swag" bag. Auction items will be available for viewing starting at 08:30 am, and tables will close starting at 10:00 am. To donate items, financial contributions, to purchase tickets to this event, or if you have any questions, please call 760-872-4663. We hope you will join us, and support Hospice!

GIBSON ES 335 Guitar, cherry, w/ block inlays, 63 Reissue, in excellent condition, looks and sounds great, priced to sell at $2,500, Bob, 760-938-2138. 17 BEAUTIFUL SAMICK Studio upright piano, walnut-colored, purchased new in 1982 for $2,500, used only one year for lessons, like new condition, non-smoking home, asking $1,200, call Diane at 760-873-4302. 15 40” FLAT SCREEN TV - 2 lines on screen for 1st 1/2 hour or so, then goes away, $30. Bob, 760258-6653. 14

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Computers/Printers

VINTAGE GIBSON SG Exclusive, black, w/ block pearl inlays, I believe this guitar is mid-to late ‘70, looks very cool! Call Bob at 760-938-2138. 17

EXCELLENT LAPTOP, HP elite-book has bright 15.5 Inch LCD with Window 10 Pro, 2.26 GHZ intel core, i5 processor with 4 GB RAM and 320 GB HDD. Comes with built in webcam and microphone, original HP charger, looks and works great, can be used for school, college? Only $190, call or text 760-920-5567. 15

MOTO G7 cellphone, refurbished, never activated, received as warranty replacement, works on any network, white; 6.2" display; 4 GB RAM; 64 GB storage, expandable to 512 GB with microSD card; 12MP and 5 MP rear cameras; 8 MP front camera; 3000 mAh battery, charger and leather case, $90 OBO, 760 8733291. 15

ESTEY PIANO, low back w/ bench, $125 OBO., 310-5020029 in Bishop. 17

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COMPUTERS/PRINTERS

SAMSUNG S9 PLUS, mint condition, unlocked and works with Verizon and ATT and other carriers. Comes with USB charger and wall charger, only $280, call or text 760-8205121. 17 SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE SIERRA READER!

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SAMSUNG S9 PLUS, silver color and is very carefully used and still in mint condition, is unlocked and works with all carriers in US and overseas, phone is in Bishop, price is only $280, call or text 760-820-5121. 16 SMART PHONE, Iphone, 6, 6+, 7, 7+, 8, 8+, Iphone X and Iphone XR. I also have Samsung S7, S8, S8+, S9, S9+, and Note 4, 5, 8, and 9. Moreover, I have few LG cell phones. All phones are in excellent physical and working condition and reasonably priced. Your satisfaction guaranteed. Please call or text 760-920-5567. 17

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MISC. FOR SALE

AQUARIUM, curved glass front 20"x 9"x 18" w/stand, filter & accessories, 310-502-0029 in Bishop. 17 WANTED: PAST ISSUES of "The Album," I'm a 74 year old flat lander in LA that always wanted to move up north. I have one issue Jan. 1990 and want to learn more about the Valley. 562-6930579 Don. 16 CAT D11-R DOZER collectible die-cast 1:50 scale model new in the box $55. Cat 980-G Wheel Loader collectible die-cast 1:50 scale model new in the box $75. Cat 365B L series collectible diecast 1:50 scale model $40. All three together for $155. Call 760937-8326. 17 300 SMALL PISTOL magnum primers and 500 large pistol magnum primers, $15 per 100, 760872-3658 Ken, Think 357 and 44 mag. 15

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Child Care Provider Appreciation May 7, 2021 ¡Celebra el Día de Apreciar a los Proveedores! el 7 de mayo del 2021

CHILD CARE PROVIDER A PPRECIATION

AGRADECIMIENTO DE PROVEEDORES DEL CUIDADO DE NIfOS

Provider Appreciation Day is a special day in May to recognize child care providers, teachers & other educators of young children everywhere! Today’s child care professionals are the worlds unsung heroes. Research shows that early childhood is the most critical developmental period in a child’s life. Provider Appreciation day offers a unique opportunity to recognize and commend the unselfish dedication, commitment, and compassion that child care providers demonstrate every day. The Mono County Child Care Council will be honoring all of those providers at the Provider Appreciation Event on May 14, 2021!

¡El día de Apreciar a los Proveedores es un día especial en mayo para reconocer a los proveedores del cuidado de niños, maestros y otras personas que ayudan a educar a los jóvenes en todas partes! Hoy en día los profesionales que cuidan a los niños son héroes olvidados. Las investigaciones indican que la niñez temprana es el periodo del desarrollo más crítico de la vida de un niño. El día de Apreciar a los Proveedores ofrece una oportunidad única para reconocer y elogiar al trabajo, dedicación, compromiso y compasión que los proveedores demuestran cada día. ¡El Consejo del Cuidado de Niños del Condado de Mono va a honrar a todos estos proveedores en el evento de Apreciar a los Proveedores el 14 de mayo del 2021!

Ideas to Show Your Appreciation:

i Work with your child to create a special appreciation card. i Bring flowers, a card, or a note i Offer to buy an item for the classroom i Bring breakfast or lunch for your providers

The Mono County Child Care Council strives to support and enhance quality child care. By advocating for children of all ages and their families and caregivers, we are helping to build a stronger community. To learn more about the Mono County Child Care Council & how you can become involved, please call (760)934-0031 or visit our website at www.monoccc.org

Ideas para mostrar su gratitude:

i Haga una tarjeta especial del agradecimiento con su niño. i Traiga flores, una tarjeta o una nota. i Ofrezca comprar algo para el salón de clase. i Traiga desayuno o almuerzo para sus proveedores. El Consejo del Cuidado de Niños del Condado de Mono trata de apoyar y mejorar cuidado del niño con calidad. A través de advocar por niños de todas edades y sus familias y cuidadores estamos ayudando a edificar una comunidad más fuerte. Para aprender más sobre El Consejo del Cuidado de Niños del Condado de Mono y como Ud. podría involucrarse, por favor llame al (760)934-0031 o visita nuestro sitio de web al www.monoccc.org

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Mining Exploration threatens Long Valley Voice your concerns by May 6, 2021 to Stop the Proposed Project Proposed mining exploration threatens the future of the scenic, economically, and ecologically important Long Valley area in Mono County and the Sierra Club Range of Light Group is encouraging local Eastern Sierra residents and organizations, as well as those that recreate in the Eastern Sierra, to speak up. Concerned citizens have until May 6, 2021 to participate in the current 30-day public scoping period for the proposed Long Valley Exploration Drilling Project proposed by Kore USA Ltd. (Kore Mining). Kore Mining proposes to construct a total of fourteen drilling pads, measuring 30 feet by 50 feet each. Access to these drill pads will require re-opening roughly a third of a mile of road for the duration of the project. Impacts of this proposed project include: local quality of life, tourism, air quality, noise pollution, decimated habitat of local flora and fauna (including endangered sage grouse and local deer). The impacts of the exploration might be only the beginning, however. If the company finds a sufficient quantity of gold to mine, that activity could affect important habitats, create long lasting water pollution issues, and forever scar Long Valley. If you live, work, or recreate in the Eastern Sierra and have concerns about the impact of this proposed project, or the prospects of larger scale mining in this scenic and important landscape, we encourage you to submit your comments by May 6, 2021 and ensure your concerns are included in the Inyo National Forest’s analysis. Let Inyo National Forest know you oppose categorical exclusion and request that Kore Mining provide an environmental assessment. Only those who provide comment by May 6, 2021 can continue to participate in the conversation of the proposed project beyond that date. If the project becomes a categorical exclusion there will be no other time to participate. Submit comments electronically at the USFS website: https://cara.ecosystem-

management.org/Public//Co mmentInput?Project=59294 If you cannot submit your comment on the project website, contact Colleen

Garcia, Minerals Program Manager by email at colleen.garcia@usda.gov and/or by phone at (760) 920-0285.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month Abril es el mes nacional de la Prevención del Abuso Infantil CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION

PREVENCIÓN DEL ABUSO INFANTIL

April was first declared Child Abuse Prevention Month by presidential proclamation in 1983. Since, then April has been a time to acknowledge the importance of families and communities working together to prevent child abuse, and to promote the social and emotional well-being of children and families.

El mes de Abril fue declarado como el mes nacional de prevención del abuso infantil por una proclamacion presidencial en el 1983. Desde entonces el mes de Abril ha sido un tiempo para reconocer la importancia de que las familias y comunidades trabajen juntos para prevenir el abuso infantil, y para promover el bienestar social y emocinal de los niños y familias.

During the month of April and throughout the year communities are encouraged to share child abuse and neglect prevention awareness strategies and activities to promote prevention across the county.

Durante el mes de Abril y todo el año comunidades son alentadas a compartir estrategias y actividades para prevenir el abuso y negligencia infantil a través del condado.

Blue Pinwheels are the national symbol for child abuse and neglect prevention. Shining in the sun, the pinwheel is reflective of the bright future ALL children deserve! Keep an eye out for Blue Pinwheel Displays in Mono County.

Los Molinillos Azules son el símbolo nacional para la prevención del abuso y la negligencia infantil. Brillando en el sol, el molinillo es un reflejo del futuro. Todos los niños merecen y nuestra creencia de que prevenir el abuso infantil temprano es menos costoso que reparar vidas rotas.

The Mono County Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) and other agencies have planned activities for the month of April to spread awareness about Child Abuse and Neglect in Mono County.

El consejo de la prevención del abuso infantil de el condado de Mono y otras agencias tienen planiadas actividades para el mes de Abril. Estas actividades son para ayudar ha difundir el conocimiento sobre el abuso infantil y negligencia en el condado de Mono.

Activities: • April 2nd= WEAR BLUE. Friday April 2, post a photo of you and your colleagues, friends or family wearing blue and what prevention means to you! For example, you can say “We wear blue to raise awareness for Child Abuse Prevention Month. #WearBlue4Kids and #WearBlue4KidsMono” • PASS THE PINWHEEL. For #PassThePinwheel, post a photo or photos throughout April of you and your colleagues. Friends or family with pinwheels with a brief explanation of what they mean (the national symbol of child abuse prevention) and challenge others to plant pinwheels, too! • April 23rd = HONOR YOUNG LIVES LOST. Share #FlagsHonoringYoungLivesLost on April 23 for Children’s Memorial Flag Day will be raised at the Mammoth Lakes Fire Station#1 to raise awareness for the children who lost their lives to abuse and neglect. We encourage you to look for the Facebook Live Event on the Mono Strengthening Families Facebook Page. To learn more about the Mono County Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC) & how you can become involved, please call (760)9340031 or visit our website at: https://monocounty.ca.gov/capc https://www.facebook.com/Mono-StrengtheningFamilies-715026581957919/

TO REPORT SUSPECTED CHILD ABUSE OR NEGLECT IN MONO COUNTY PLEASE CALL 1-800-340-5411

Actividade: • 2 de Abril- Vístete de azul para #vístetedeazulparaniños. El día viernes 2 de Abril.Publica una foto de ti y tus colegas, amigos y familiares usando ropa azul y describe qué significa la prevención para ti. Por ejemplo puedes decir nosotros usamos azul para aumentar el conocimiento sobre la prevención del abuso infantil durante el mes de Abril. •

Pasar el molinillo- Para #Pasarelmolinillo publica una foto o fotos durante el mes de Abril de ti y tus colegas, amistades y familiares con molinillos y una breve explicación de lo que significan, también reta a otros a plantar molinillos.

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23 de Abril- Honor a vidas perdidas #Vanderasenhonorandovidasperdidas el 23 de Abril para el dia de la bandera conmemorativa de los niños que será elevada en la estación de bomberos#1 de Mammoth Lakes para aumentar el conocimiento sobre los niños que han perdido sus vidas a causa del maltrato y negligencia infantil. Los invitamos a que busquen el evento en vivo que estará en nuestra página de Mono Strengthening Families Facebook.

Para aprender mas sobre el consejo de prevencion del abuso infantil en el condado de Mono y como te puedes involucrar mas, por favor llama al 760-9340031 o visita nuestra pagina web: https://monocounty.ca.gov/capc https://www.facebook.com/Mono-Strengthening-Families-715026581957919/ Para reportar abuso y negligencia infantil por favor llame 1-800-340-5411.

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Outdoor/Equip.

PIC PIC 2019 27FT REI Wildwood travel trailer, sleeps 6, two recliners and gas fireplace, kitchen has fridge/freezer, stove and oven with kitchen island sink, two awnings to enjoy outside, located in Lone Pine, used locally 7 times = selling because of move. Asking $24,000, call Jim 775 3844006. 15

LARGE AREA RUG, high quality, traditional, non-shedding rug for living room, bedroom, dining room or office, 11ft x 15ft, is new, stain resistant and can easily be cleaned and vacuumed. It is Ivory/rust color combination, only $375. I also have another of the same rug 9 ft x 12 ft for $265. Call/text 760-920-5567. 17

MERCEDES ELECTRIC Car, brand new in sealed package, powerful 12V/7Ah clectric car, for kids from 30 months to 10+ years. Comes with seat belt, double lockable door, attractive music functions, can be operated by buttons on the dashboard like a regular car, or by a parental remote control. Has forward, reverse, low & high speed and LED headlight and many functions. Only $225, call or text 760-8205121. 17

CARGO CARRIER made by 6M, fits all type racks $100. 760-8748875. 17

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1990 AUTO MATC trailer, 27' long, 2 way refrigerator, A/C, 3 burner gas range top, new upholstery, good tires, current plate, very nice inside, $850, priced to sell quickly, call Gary 760-2586548. 17

ADULT BRIEFS, Medline fit right stretch ultra adult briefs 2XL, $15 per pack or $50 per case (4pk). 760-873-8270. 00

HOMEDICS SHIATSU Bedrest Plus, Shiatsu massage and vibration, heated, excellent condition, can be used on a couch, recliner or bed, for back pain, with multi controls located in the backrest, in original box $50 OBO, 760937-2962. 17

SKIs for sale, K2 model Vokle Mantras 190 new with binding and other models with boots, $200 each OBO. 760-874-8875.

1915 WHITE rotary electric sewing machine in free-standing 4-leg cabinet w/all accessories (needs small belt), 310-502-0029 in Bishop. 17

RCBS COMBO die set 38/357, little used $30, 760-872-3658 Ken. 15

CRAFTSMAN 10 gal. vertical air compressor, new in box, 1.8 HP 150 PSI $150 OBO. 760-8736949. 17(4)

16 K HUSKY 5th wheel hitch $150; LG. Mat cutter for framing w/ some stock $125, 2815 Sierra Vista Qay, Bishop, 760-2581046. 17

KIDS HANGERS, 32 white, 18 pink and 18 green 68 in total $10. 760-920-5443. 17 WINDOWS: sliding glass doors, aluminum sliders, wood fixed; lots of shapes and sizes for a greenhouse, cold frames, or other project $200 takes all, call for more info. 760-873-4649. 17

MOTORHOME chassis with tires & 6M 70 rear end, call for info, $600 OBO. 760-874-8875. 17 SAND RAIL T-Trailer with ramps, newer tires, ultra mag rims, $500 OBO. 760-874-8875. 17

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Bicycles/Sports

BICYCLES/SPORTS BED PADS, disposable Attends Night Preserver Underpads, 1 pack of 10, $10 or a case of 10 bags of 10 $50. 760-873-8270. 00

ONCE FIRED BRASS, 300wsm (13 boxes/260 pieces), 760-9208991. 17

GRAVITY BEACH CRUISER, brand new tires and tubes, $100, 760-914-1983. 15

Bicycles/Sports

Firearms

NEXXT LEFT handed golf clubs, complete set, with tripod stand and enclosed bag, brand new condition, $80 OBO, 760-9372962. 17

BARRECRAFTER BIKE and Ski TRX-100 Unisport combo roof rack, holds 2 bikes and 2 sets of skies, oLder model but in good condition, have all the parts and keys, will fit most cars made in the Ninety's or with a roof rack, $20, call or text 760-937-7306. 16

BOLT ACTION RIFLES: MosinNagant 7.62X54 this is M44 model. Barrel shank is stamped "02" (code for Hungary) "1953" Nice shooter handy carbine.$500.00 M69 Romanian Military Training Rifle. 22LR. Good condition Nice shooter. Used by the Romanian Military as a training rifle.Bolt action rifle and will make a unique addition to any Eastern Bloc collection. $200, text 805-657-0021. 15(3)

USED BICYCLE RACK carrier, fit 2 bicycles for your 1 1/4 hitch, made by Hollywood, sell for $100, call or text 310-220-9415 in Bishop. 16 BIG AGNES TENT UL 2 Fly Creek, like new condition, paid $375, sell $250; Thermarest Neo Air Pad, 72” length and like new condition, paid $180, sell $100. Various other backpacking items if interested. Call or text 760 9377842. 17 SUNNY HEALTH and Fitness Cycling Trainer, new condition, barely used, excellent for cycling training, includes handle bar, seat, post and tension adjustments, peddles with cleat or strap attachments, stabilizing foot pegs and wheels for easy positioning and transport, $250 OBO, ready for pickup, call or text: 760-519 8203, Email: grantski@aol.com. GAS POWERED classic cruiser bicycle, professionally built in San Diego by IB cycles, Beach Cruiser style with springer front forks, has a 2hp- 49cc -4stroke engine so it's street legal without needing licence, aluminum frame with fuel tank in top bar, wide beach handlebars, racks front & rear, full fenders, gloss gray in color. Like new super clean with less than 5 hours on bike. Looks like early 1900s motorcycle, asking $1,200, 760-784-4399 (no text). 17 TREK SHIFT 1 20" ladies step through/ bar shifter, 7 spd, like new, 2 sets of handlebars, 2 sets of tires, 2 seats, mirrors and helmet, $350, Bishop local, call Jack: 760-258-1222. 16

BICYCLE GAS powered-Beach cruiser professionally built by IB bikes in San Diego Gray, Ghost model, Like new, looks like an early 1900's motorbike with springer fork and full fenders, i gallon gas tank molded into top bar on aluminum frame, wide beach bars, springer seat, racks front and rear, Has 49cc 4 stroke engine with custom exhaust. Bike has about 5 hours on it since new, Hardly ridden due to disabilities. asking $1200 obo call 760784-4399 or email me at for pics and info. 15 PLEASE TELL THEM you saw it in the Sierra Reader. Thanks for picking us up! SPECIALIZED TRICROSS bicycle, 54cm frame, excellent condition, includes pump and rear rack etc. Lightly used and always stored inside, a great bike that can be ridden on paved as well as on gravel or dirt roads. New $1,300, sell $650, call or text 760937-7842. 15 ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN BIKE, like new Prodeco-Tech Outlaw SE model, 750-1000 peak watt hub motor, 14ah Lif4Po battery, 7 speed shimano cassette hydrolic disc brakes, heavy duty front forks/suspension, Conti-nential Trail King tires, Gel seat custom bars & riser, aluminum framesize large, American made, has less than 10 hours on it, asking $1,400 OBO, call 760-784-4399 or email highdesertspring@gmail .com for pics & info. 15

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New MILGARD window, size for RO 36W x 47.5H, white frame double pane, smart touch lock, sun coat low e $200, 760-9205443. 16 DELTA 6 INCH Jointer model 37195 with stand. cost new $640. for sale used $300. 760-3872202. 17 BACKHOE BUCKET, 12" trenching bucket, heavy-duty John Deere Brand, excellent condition $500, call 949-244-7316. 15 2007 GENIE GTH8042 Reach Lift, super clean machine less than 3,900 hours John Deere Motor 4x4, Foam tires 90 percent always serviced and lubed, looks good, runs great, call for more info, $38,500 OBO, 760-9141983. 15 FREE

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FREE! Temperpedic mattress and box spring. Queen size. Clean and in excellent condition. Call 760-937-1300. 17

1984 HONDA 125 ATC, elec. start, reuns great, front & back racks, $800 OBO. 760-874-8875.

454 CHEVY w/togue convecter and trans., 36,000 on them, more info, $1,500 OBO. 760-874-8825.

HARLEY DAVIDSON 2005 Ultra Classic, beautiful and fully loaded, black cherry and black pearl, backrest, trunk rack, AM FM and CD, bike lift (included), cruise control, original owner and garaged. Located in Paradise, just outside of Bishop, $10,950, ask for Gene, 760-387-1104. 17

SET OF 4 Firestone Transforce All Terrain factory tires LT275/ 70R18 and RAM aluminum wheels, came off of 2018 Dodge Ram 3500, 10k original miles, excellent condition, $900 OBO, call or text Robert, 760-590-2820. 16

REGENCY WOOD STOVE, free in Mammoth, not an EPA stove. In Mammoth, 760-934-6204. 17 FREE ROOSTERS, one silver Wyandotte and in Australorp mix, 760 872-1523, lv. msg. 17 FREE FIRE WOOD, big rounds of evergreen, 760-873-7302. 16 PIC,

CHAIN LINK FENCING, assorted lengths and heights, call and leave a message, 760-8736225. 15 FREE a 1987 Winnebago motor home, give me a call, Rick 760937-0413. 16 FREE SHALE rock, call 760-8737302. 16

Wanted

WANTED

ROOM TO RENT, willing to pay $450 to $475 monthly, 64 yrs. old, single, very quiet, drug and alcohol free, contact Susie at 760920-2040. 16 WANTED propane BBQ grill in good condition. Call David at 760-937-3553. 17 WANTED 05-08 CRF450X left+right crankcase if at all possible with the starter or a whole parts engine. 760-784-1055, leave msg if no answer. 17 LEAD ACID batteries, dead or alive: auto, truck, tractor, deepcycle off-grid. the bigger the better. 831-234-1009. 16

WANTED 05-08 CRF450X left+right crankcase if at all possible with the starter or a whole parts engine. 760-784-1055, leave msg if no answer. 17 WANTED dirt bike(s). Will pay cash value. Call / text David, 760937-3553. 17 1981 HONDA XL185s trail bike/ dual sport, 4 stroke, runs, needs tlc, good restoration project $400; 1982 Honda c-70cc passports, (like trail 90 step thru style), 1 with 1800 original miles, ran when parked, has new carb & 2 new unmounted tires & tubes. The kick start ratchet is stuck, the other c70 is a parts bike, both are projects, asking $400 for both bikes. The xl185 & c70 are plated, no titles (lost), bill of sale only, call 760-784-4399. 15

Recreational RECREATIONAL 1990 AUTO MATC travel trailer, 27 ft. Refrigerator, microwave, A/C gas three burner cook top, new upholstery, very suitable for one or two people, priced to sell quickly, $850, call Gary 760-2586548. 17

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2010 SYDNEY OUTBACK 35’ Fifth wheel trailer with 3 slideouts, $23,000. Trailer in excellent shape, inside is in excellent condition, some decals show signs of fading and peeling, other than that it’s ready to go. Contact Robert, 661-609-3538. 16

2 BED, 1 BATH, large patio, refer, gas stove and washer, side yard for the toys, $1,350 month plus $1,350 deposit, you pay water, gas and trash, large storage shed. Call for appointment and bring credit reports Brad, 760-937-6642. 17(00) STORAGE SPACE for rent in Big Pine. 6'x12' insulated and lighted, with lockable roll up steel door, 24/7 access, $80.00 per month, 760-914-0866. Avail-able May 15. 17(2)

Real Estate

REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL HOME in INDY: 1 bedroom house, property zoned for 2 residences, accepting offers of double the appraised value, which would be $350,000, Inquire 760-920-6629. 17(3) BEAUTIFUL 5 acre lot (undeveloped). Prime location, Jason Rd, Dyer, NV. Backs up to the community park lined trees, and BLM property. Photos available upon request, $30,000, 760-920-2386 winuba@hotmail.com 775-7700788 shannaraef@ gmail. com. 16(4)

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MINI BIKE custom look like totboat, $500 OBO. 760-874-8875. 2015 HD HERITAGE Classic, beautiful blue, not a scratch on her, 7k miles, fresh fluids and good rubber, you will not be disappointed, 505-429-0805. 16

2 BRAND NEW Towmaster tires 225/85/16, $200, 760-874-8875. LARGE CART TIRES, hardly used, lots of tread, 16" diameter, 3/4" bearing holes, asking $45 for all 4 tires, 760-876-4143. 15 PIC,

TOW DOLLY for sale, tires need to be replaced, asking $1,000 OBO, 760-920-1012. 00 DODGE RAM truck bed liner, fits short bed truck, came off my 2006 truck, just bring your truck over and pickup free of charge, call or text, 760-937-4308. 16 BRIDGES T O N E ALL TERRAIN tires for sale, LT 225/65R17 for sale $200, text

1990 YAMAHA Phazer snowmobile, seized engine, electric start, 2,500 miles, good for parts or to repair, $100, 760-914-0349. 15

WANTED dirt bike(s), will pay fair cash value, call David at 760937-3553. 17 FOR RENT

BEST OFFER.. Rebuilt PowerGlide 2 speed automatic transmission, tail piece ID indicates use in 396 cid General Motors, been sitting a while though well sealed up, no converter, cheap, just want it to go to good use, email Reed, turneyreed@netzero.net, 760-872-1436 to msg.

2017 FOREST RIVER Salem travel trailer T27RKSS, Sway bar included! Futon and 2 recliners in living room, Queen sized bed in bedroom, 33ft overall length/ 27ft living space, gross weight 7750/ dry weight 6355 - 40 gallon fresh water tank, all appliances, plumbing, electrical work perfectly EXCEPT AIR CONDITIONING!!! Asking $18,000, call or text 760382-9765. 17 2006 GULFSTREAM motorhome, BT Cruiser, Model 5291, Ford V-10 engine, 3 slideouts, 30 ft, Onan generator, 2 new 6V batteries, auto leveling system, microwave and conv. oven, 44,000 miles, sleeps 6, no smokers and no pets, loaded, HD hitch, $35,000 OBO, Call George 760793-2320 or 661-494-5496. 16 1983 30’ APOLLO motorhome, excellent condition, garaged most of its life, strong running engine, Banks exhaust system, has all the bells and whistles, can be seen at the fairgrounds, asking $11,000, call Jim 760-937-3588 or Steve, 661-972-2159. 15 MOTORHOME WANTED. Looking for motorhome pandemic buy (or not) that someone did and now wants to sell, got the CASH or take over payments, must be fairly new, low miles, any class . 760-934-6204. 15

760-709-1843. 16

C OMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD VIRTUAL PRESENTATION with Katie Quinlan Monday, May 3 at 12-1 p.m. To learn more and to RSVP, visit www.elst.org/events or contact Gabrielle at gabrielle@eslt.org H H H CELEBRATE World Migratory Bird Day on May 8 & 9 at 8 a.m. by visiting ESLT’s protected Black Lake Preserve. For materials and more info, visit www.eslt.org/events or contact Gabrielle at gabrielle@eslt.org H H H ESLT POLLINATOR GARDEN VIRTUAL WORKSHOP SERIES for a vitrual presentation on Cultivating Creativity in Your Garden. To learn more and RSVP, visit www.eslt.org/events or contact Gabrielle at gabrielle@eslt.org H H H AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY POST and Unit 118 will be hosting the Dist. 27 meeting on May 15th starting at 9 a.m. with coffee and donuts at the Elks Lodge, 151 E. Line St. in Bishop. H H H WILDCARE OUTDOOR PROGRAMS: Learn about your wild neighbors. Wildcare Eastern Sierra is offering safe programs at their Keough’s Care Center. Groups of 10 or less, distancing and masking are required. For more info call 760-872-1487. H H H CELEBRATE RECOVERY a faith-based 12-step recovery program meeting weekly on Monday night at 5:30 p.m. for a light dinner and 6 p.m. for large group meeting. Everyone welcome, located at Oasis of Grace, 528 Central Ave., Bishop. Dinner is free or donation based. For more info call Sami, 760-920-0509. H H H COMFORT EATING Are you overweight, underweight, eating compulsively, bingeing, purging, anorexia, over exercising? Overeaters Anonymous virtual ZOOM meetings at 5:30 p.m. Mondays (ID # 932371137, code: monday) and 30 a.m. Saturdays (ID# 88008945431, code: 528207. For more info, call/text Marilyn (760) 920-8013. H H H EASTSIDE WRITING CIRCLE now meets on Zoom at 11 a.m. every Sunday (instead of at 1 p.m.) Informal, harmonious, non-judgmental group to write together and share. No cost, no membership requirements. More info, call Marilyn, 760-920-8013

Misc. Auto & Parts

BRAND NEW crate motor Chevy 4.3 Vortex, $1,500 OBO. 760874-8875. 17

cooler $25; camper shell broken side window $free; many small under hood items like evap canister, air filter housing, etc; many tan interior items. Front bumper core $40. Will trade for other Toyo off road items etc. Text 760-9373336. 15

2003 TOYOTA TUNDRA parts: truck bed $250; rear axles with differential $250; tail gate $!20; passenger window glass $50; oil

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The Manifestation of Spirit We have come a long way in the past three weeks, but we have really only come to know how Infinite Intelligence working through Divine Wisdom progresses from the germination of idea or thought by means of Spirit, proceeds through the creative medium of Soul and ultimately comes to this week’s final part of the Trinity; Body. Body means the entire manifestation of Spirit on all planes. The Body is distinguished from idea, in that the Body is seen while the idea is not. The physical Universe is the Body of God- the invisible Principle of all life. In this Cause and Effect Universe, the Body is always the effect and never the cause. As all begins with Mind, which receives the life giving energy of Spirit, then is acted upon by the creative energy of Soul, and finally manifested as Body; we can begin to see how the original thought, be it positive or life enhancing or negative or unhealthy, can and will influence the condition of the manifestation. Psychology has shown that psychical (or subjective) disturbances produce physical reactions in the body. The body is the objective manifestation of a subjective mind and consciousness. Simply put, if we desire to be well and happy, our mind must be peaceful and harmonious. My teacher often said that the body is like our report card. Since the body is never cause and always effect, sickness and disease must emanate from a causative realm of fear or lack, loss or limitation. Spirit of Itself is formless and is not subject to time and place. We, on the other hand must have form to function on this plane and we deal with time and space on a regular basis. Time is merely when and space is where. Time is the past, present and future and space is where it all happens. Time and space are our reference points, but since Spirit is Omnipresent (ever present in and through all things) there is no limitation of time or space. Spirit is ever in the Now. When you pray or treat for a healing of mind, body or affairs, you are requesting an immediate answer and that’s what it will be. The answer to all prayers is within the prayer itself. In Religious Science we often hear the phrase, “Thoughts are things.” This may be a new concept to wrap your mind around, but it is important to note that your thoughts are the blue prints for what will appear in form. God said, “Let there be light, and there was light.” Made in the Image and after the Likeness, we too have the power of thought and word. This should cause some trepidation to be cautious with our thoughts and words. What you are speaking about, you are bringing about. Alchemists of old stated that everything is formed from the same substance, which they called ether. “Things which are seen are not made of things which do appear.” As the idea of a plant is contained within the seed, the ethers come together to bring about the form. We are forever herding ethers into the form we are bringing about by our thoughts and words. Wouldn’t it be nicer if we centered on the lovely? That would be Heaven on Earth. God is Love and Loving You Right Now!

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WANTED! 1971 GMC JIMMY rear hatch glass/window, 562787-5321. 15

CARS FOR SALE, 2- 1993 Thunderbirds, both V/8, 1 runs, 1 complete parts car, both straight solid, $500 for both; 2000 Jimmy GMC SUV, 2wd, V/6, solid straight, leather interior, ran when parked, $500; 1999 Chevy Blazer 2wd, v/6, straight solid body $400; Chevy Blazer & T-bird for parts are Bill of Sale only cars, call 760-784-4399 or email for pics/info. 15

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4 TIRES AND wheels. 265/ 70R17 taken off my 2018 F150. Only 4K miles on them, $250, Located in Big Pine, call Jim at 775764-0984. 15

Automotive

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7X16 FLAT BED car trailer, toolbox, spare tire, ramps, asking $4,500, call or text 760-9201012. 11 1956 FORD F-100 shortbed stepside pick-up, all original straight steelbody parts including running boards, (no bondo), truck is complete minus engine and trans. Has 9” rear end with new rear disk brake conversion. Project avail. wilth camaro independant front suspension clip and gm tilt column, you will not find a cleaner project truck for this price, $5,000 firm. Call Clint for viewing local in Bishop, 661-3133754. 17 1989 DODGE Daytona ES, 2.4 engine 5 speed manual transmission, complete car needs work to run, parked for years, $300, call or text 760-874-8881. 15 NICE X5, this is a AWD, good reliable X5, non smoker, known issues: oil leak from valve cover, A/C needs to be recharged, clean title, smog cert in hand, $3,500 OBO, Text 805-657-0021. 15

1977 BRENDELL ski boat, 375HP jet drive, 454 Chevy engine, only 2 owners, always garaged, 18 foot, white with blue, always kept in good conition, $5,000 OBO. Jeff, 760-876-5445, lv. msg. 15 PIC \

1 CAR LEFT: 1998 Pontiac, factory SSEI, supercharged, 149K miles, heads up display, full loaded, moonroof, new battery, very fast, reduced to $1,600 OBO, must sell! Utility trailer with ramp for motorcycle or other use, $650 firm, new tires; Compressor for shop reduced $600 OBO. Call after 10 a.m., 760-920-0425, DJ’s Auto Services, 1411 Matlick, 114. 10

1975 JEEP CJ-5, $7,500, no rust, AZ Jeep, mild lift, good tires, big 6 cyl w/4 spd, locking axle, winch, roll bar, big jack, towbar, aux fuel tank, bikini top, soft doors, soft top frame, a collectible classic. Dyer, NV 775- 253-5025, pilotmoss@yahoo .com. 15

1970 VW Baja 1600, IRS Tears, never wrecked roll bar, werf bars, BF6’s, call for info, $2,500. 760874-8875. 17

2004 F250 Ford 4-dr. 4WD, diesel, new BF Goodrich tires, batteries and shocks, $6,500 OBO, call 702-624-0741. 17

1974 FORD TORINO station wagon, 225K miles, A/C, auto. trans., 351 Cleveland P/S, P/B, disc, 75K on engine and trans, new tires, new battery, no accidents, needs paint, no rust, make offer. Call Jeff, 760-876-5445, lv. msg. 15

1993 THUNDERBIRDS (2) 2 door, V/8 auto, 1 runs with current reg & tags, 1 complete car for parts, both straight solid cars asking $500 for both. 760-7844399 i can receive text, but cannot send text, or email highdesertspring@gmail.com for pics & info. 17

Automotive 1997 F350 Flatbed 7.3 Powerstroke, 4x4, manual trans, single cab, 220K miles, new tires, shocks all the way around, drive line rebuilt, all fluids changed, new wheel bearings, hubs, ball joints, tie rods, steering box, glow plugs, exhaust, batteries and more! A great truck, $9,800 OBO, call or text 559-392-7165. 16 1999 CHEVY BLAZER, 2wd, 2 door, V/6, 5 speed, needs engine, straight solid body, BF wrangler tires & chrome wheels asking $500, call 760-784-4399, can receive text, but cannot send text, or emaiI highdesertspring@ gmail.com for pics & move. 17 2000 GMC JIMMY SUV, 2 dr, auto, V/6, clean straight body, leather interior, has fuel delivery issue, asking $800, call 760-7844399 or email highdesertspring@gmail.com for pics & more. 17

Automotive

2007 FORD EDGE AWD SEL Plus, fully loaded, 115K highway miles, all maintenance records, always garaged, $7,900, Randy 760-937-1609. 17

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LEXUS ES 350, 2010, in mint condition, only 72, 800 highway miles, dark grey color, full leather interior, sunroof/moonroof, navigation, back up camera, push to start, and dozens of options and features. Top of the line edition, clean title and SMOG certificate available, AC, heater, tires, break and everything works great. Only $13,250, call or text 760-9205567. 17

2008 ACURA TSX, second owner, 186K miles, $4,000 OBO, 310-266-5017. 15 2015 FORD TRANSIT Van 250, low roof-extended length, with 57K miles, bed platforms with storage boxes, built-in counter, roof vent w/fan, insulated roof and walls, new tires with under 1000 miles and a 200 watt solar system. New trans., still under warranty, $23,000. Text John at 760-914-0094 or Jodie at 760914-1400. 15

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