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THE SIERRA Check us out online: www.TheSierraReader.com Like us on Vol. XXIV, NO. 13

Hometown Paper of the Eastern Sierra - Published Weekly

Stay Home and Stay Safe 2020

March 26 – April 1, 2020

Local Business helps local business help our communities FOR BISHOP AREA HOME DELIVERY ONLY

“What a difference a day can make� By Christina Reed The Hired Pen Eastern Sierra, CA—What a difference a day can make. People have gotten a bit edgy. Today, patience is a premier commodity. It is hard to get our heads around the many events unfolding in front of us. Last weekend, there were people fishing at the Blake Jones Trout Derby, camping with family and friends, and off-roading in our area...one week later, Californians were asked to “Stay Home and Stay Safe� on March 19. Travel is now strongly discouraged, as of March 19, 2020, and this period of time extends “until further notice,� according to Governor Gavin Newsom. We all have directives / orders in front of us now, and as of March 21, Mammoth's Hospital has had its first “Presumptive Positive Case of Covid-19,� according to the Mono County Health Department's Mono-Gram. More cases are expected to present themselves in the days ahead. Updates are available at monocounty.ca.gov/coronavirus. The good-old-fashioned phone book, The Local Book, is a helpful tool in these times of information gathering. Many of the rural communities have large numbers of people who do not have computers, nor access to the internet. It literally pays to call ahead and see if you can conduct business, get supplies, or find what you need, before you put your limited resources out there. Think of this period of time as a brutal winter storm, which shuttered all normal activities. Visitor centers are not open to the public. City offices are not open to the

Kyle Oney, owner of 50-year-old Manor Market (left) and Robert Dowers, owner of Steve's Auto Parts in Bishop, CA, are the genesis of “Local Business Helps Local Business Help Our Communities.� Home deliveries of vitally needed groceries to the truly homebound volunteered by Steve's Auto Parts becomes the inspiration for Manor Market's staff to step up with putting grocery boxes together. Look for the brightly colored, Steve's Auto Parts delivery cars in your neighborhood. Let's all wave at the volunteers, and say a “Thank You� to our many businesses...from a safe distance. Manor Market's 50th year in business sees them assisting residents get food, and thoughtfulness too. Photo courtesy of Steve Dowers and Kyle Oney

By Christina Reed The Hired Pen

United States of America—Eastern Sierra, CA—It's a linking of thinking unheard of in our lifetimes. The coronavirus moment in time is generating the kind of innovative thinking the United States of America is known for throughout the world. And, it all starts somewhere, with an idea. Then, it's get-it-done. Robert Dowers, owner of Steve's Auto Parts in downtown Bishop, CA, thought about what he could do to help the older residents, homebound, in Bishop this past weekend. He volunteered to make a home delivery of some

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Lost & Found

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Computers/Printers

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INDEX TO ADS & INFO Bishop Twin Theatre . . . . . . . . . .13 Crossword Puzzle . . . . . . . . . . .13 Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 High Country Lumber . . . . . . . . .16 Manor Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Manor True Value . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Pet Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Public Health Information . . . .7-10 INDEX of CLASSIFICATIONS Animals & Pets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Appliances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Automotive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Bicycles/Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Boats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Business Opportunity . . . . . . . . .13 Clothing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Commercial Property . . . . . . . . .14 Computers & Printers . . . . . . . . . .2 Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Exercise Equipment . . . . . . . . . . .2 Firearms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 For Rent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Free . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Furniture for Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Help Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Horse / Pet Supplies . . . . . . . . . . .2 Looking for Work . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Lost & Found . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Miscellaneous Auto & Parts . . . .14 Miscellaneous for Sale . . . . . . . .11 Motorcycles/ATVs . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Musical & Electronics . . . . . . . . . .4 Outdoor/Equipment . . . . . . . . . .12 Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Recreational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Wanted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

FOUND, a set of Dodge Ram truck key ring, call to identify, 760-920-3017. 13

LOOKING FOR HORSE OR MULE to barrow or lease for the Mule Days week, Sunday thru the fallowing Monday of the Memorial Day week. I will provide feed, the stall, and tack, I ride 4 hours a day at a walk around the fairgrounds, horse must be broke for trail and use to a show environment. We will be riding with other people. If you have a horse that needs some exercise and some exposure to traffic, crowds, running pack strings ect. call, or text me, 760-258-7225. 10

AVON-PACIFIC electronic meat grinder with sausage attachments, grinds up to 3# per minute, stainless steel housing, digital menu, box opened, never used, asking $90, 442-347-8576.

HARMAN KARDON Sound-stick Macintosh computer speakers, 3pc. system, 2 tall, 10-watt satellite speakers, 20 watt sub-woofer $85. 760-873-8252. 08

LEATHER RECLINER couch, and leather recliner and glider love seat, are ultra fashionable style and made of high quality material, item is brand new, never used, come take a look, selling them for half the price at $1,150 couch and $1,050 loveseat, or $2,000 for both, 760-872-2970, can lv. msg. 08

FOUND one class ring on the Bishop Elementary school campus and one Navy ring, call the school or stop by to describe if yours. Bishop Elementary school, 800 West Elm Street, Bishop, 760-872-1658. 12

Animals/Pets

ANIMALS/PETS

PEACH FACED Lovebirds: have 1 pair breeder lovebirds and 3 young lovebirds, must go, any reasonable offer will be taken. Also have 1-medium size cage and 1 large homemade flight cage. 760-938-2941. 13 GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies for sale $500 each, parents papered and on site, one male, four females, call 775-316-6545 or 775-304-3631. 08 KONG, Intermediate size folding dog kennel. 37"L x 25"W x 27"H, $35, 760-872-8909. 09

Horse/Pet Supplies

HORSE & PET SUPPLIES

MEDIUM SIZE dog kennel, lightly used and clean, $25, 442-3478576. 12 SADDLE REPAIR WANTED, Western saddle needs new stirrup fenders put on, 760 2587225, text is best, or call leave message. 13 SMALL PONY or Minnie horse harness: 2 full sets with collar, very ornate with studs, must see to appreciate, $150 each or better price for 2, call early morning or late even. 760-920-2231. 10

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PONY HARNESS or small horse excellent condition $100, call early morning or late evening 760-920-2231. 10 AUSTRALIAN SADDLE with breast collar, cinch, and saddle bags, lightly used and in great condition, has sculpers and saddle horn, light weight, but not cheaply made, great for back country riding or everyday, 17" seat which is equal to a western 16", $300, call or text 760-2585951, can send pics. 08

Appliances

APPLIANCES

KENMORE APARTMENT SIZE refrigerator, in excellent condition, top freezer, white, perfect for small kitchen space, $124, call 760-937-2347. 11 LIKE NEW WASHER, LG Smart drum inverter direct drive HE energy Star, true balance, extra large tub, works great, $300; Like new dryer, GE electric dryer, works great $300, text for pictures or to see 209-769-8489. 12 CUISINART RICE MAKER, Jack LaLain juicer, large GE portable slow cooker, Oster bread machine, electric frying pan, Black and Decker red coffee maker, all in great condition, $15 each; Cuisinart counter chicken rotissiere, $50. Call 442-34-8576. 12

EDENPURE INFRARED portable heaters (2), low use, been in storage and not being used, $30 each, 760-914-0710. 11

Clothing

CLOTHING

SOREL BOOTS warm & dry water resistant, new in the box, size 13, paid $140, sacrifice for $55, Don, 760-873-7672. 08 LEATHER JACKET, men's size lg, never worn $75, 760-9140710. 11 JESSICA SIMPSON women’s boots, all leather upper with fabric lining, zipper sides, size 6 1/2, 760-873-7672. 11 RUNNING/ HIKING SHOES: Gravity DeFyer-7.5W-aqua, lime green, verso shock technology, ion style, can check out at gravitydefyer.com $50, 760-872-1673. WOMEN'S SOREL "Joan of Arctic" snow boots, size 7 - $65, text or call 760-920-8686. 09

Exercise Equip.

EXERCISE EQUIPMENT

20# WALKING VEST, you can decrease and increase weight while walking your 10,000 steps, never used, $30, 442-347-8576. BOWFLEX XTL Home Gym, includes flat/ incline bench setup, lat/ triceps pullups, squat accessories and leg extension, etc. $100, 760-873-3240 or 760-8788256, ask for Brad. 12 INNOVA XBR450 folding exercise bike with backrest, new, still in box $75, call 760-920-8102. 10 NORDICTRACK GX20 exercise bike, electronic iFit display, $50 OBO, 760-938-2245 after 3:30.

22� SAMSUNG monitor plus 5 outlet switched stand plus keyboard and mouse, plus 2 speakers, bought an iMac and don’t need, $50 OBO, call 760-9382245 after 3:30. Located in Big Pine. 09 NEWER DELL MONITOR for a desktop computer. Used only two timesm asking $130 OBO, 760 937-4129 in Bishop. 08 DELL INSPIRON 17� laptop computer with all accessories, recently upgraded to 16 gig of ram, 4 gig ddr video ram, internet ready, asking $950, paid $1,750, price negotiable, like new, must see, 760-920-1675. 08 DELL 19 INCH monitor, we received two when we purchased our new computer, $45 OBO, TJ, 760-938-3058. 08

Furniture

FURNITURE

BEAUTIFUL WINE BOTTLE and glass storage table, spindled legs, two extensions, oak. 48" long by 36" extended, or 48" long by 18" can send photos, 442347-8576. $200 OBO. 12 ROUND RUG, barely used, mostly blue denim, 6ft. diameter, comes with a pad, $50, text: 760709-1169. 10 ENTERTAINMENT HUTCH by Whalen Furniture, very nice and costly piece with excellent features, asking only $50.00! must see, for more info. and pics call 760-914-0571, leave msg. 11 GLASS TOP with wicker patio table, 6 chairs, 6 cushions and umbrella with weighted base, new October, $200, DeEtte Johnston 760-937-5563. 12

DARK BLUE fabric recliner, comfortable, over-stuffed style with side handle to activate recline position, very good shape, upright dimensions: 38" (H), 33" (W), 36" (D), $100, Call or text 760-9208103. 12 TWIN MATTRESS, box springs and frame for sale, cover is a bright yellow, mattress is medium firm, selling together only, $100, call or email Nancy, 760-9332265 or desertheir4@ yahoo .com. 12 OAK END TABLE w/ non-scuff mylar top $20, call Don 760-8737672. 11 SAUDER MULTI-MEDIA storage cabine, holds up to 272 DVDs or 352 CDs, doors swing open 180 degrees, key lock for safe storage, 2 adj. shelves, oak finish, dimensions: 23.5�W x 13.5�D x 44�H, excellent condition $50 (new $145). 760-920-8103. 12 BEAUTIFUL WHITE Victorian faux suede tufted headboard with bed, is Sleep Systems, Dream Dimension, been protected with waterproof mattress pad, hardly used and like brand new, it comes with the mattress pad, set of Linen Source sheets (pale green), twin white comforter, white duvet and headboard, $425, 714-447-4354. 10 DELUXE BED FRAME to fit either twin or full size mattress, made by Leggitt and Platt, has the larger size wheels, very sturdy, asking $25, 760 937-4129 in Bishop. 08

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Furniture

Musical/Electronics Appliances

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RV FURNITURE: Love seat, hide a bed, 2 swivel rockers, and 2 pedestal tables, all in good or excellent condition, Also 2 3 passenger seats for 2001- 2006 GMC/ Chevy Express, all must go make offer, John, 760 8724944. 12

DARK BLUE fabric recliner, comfortable, over-stuffed style with side handle to activate recline position, very good shape, upright dimensions: 38" (H), 33" (W), 36" (D). $75, 760-920-8103. 12

QUEEN SIZE Murphy Bed mechanism, create a bed mechanism, still in box, paid $279, will take $75, call 760-938-2245 after 3:30, located in Big Pine. 09

FUTON FOR SALE $50, 253929-9469. 09

FENDER FRONTMAN 25R Amplifier, red housing, excellent condition $60, 442-347-8576. 10

1940S BUILT baby grand piano, ebony black, was my father’s, $1,200 ORO, 760-387-2404. 12

APPLE TV model A1625, 64GB, like new condition, paid $200, sell $100; Delphi XM 2 Go MyFI Radio plus docking station speaker, the XM Radio is new, paid $250, sell $100, call or text 760-937-7842. 08

NIKON D3100 DSLR camera, Nikkor 18-55mm VR lens, Nikkor 55-200mm VR lens - all for $250, text Ron, 808-214-0235. 11

KING SIZE Tempurpedic, excel. condition, base foundation nicked from moving, bed skirt covers the imperfection, one-owner, well cared for, very comfortable, is a $3,500, bed going for $600, includes two Tempurpedic pillows, valued at $200 each, moving to Europe. Call 442-347-8576. 10

BLACK DINING TABLE 48� x 36� W with 14� extension $40, call or text 760-937-1451. 09 IKEA BRIMNES collection white 4-drawer dresser, 15.5 W x 49 H x 17.5 D $100, 760-920-5443. 10

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FREE STANDING room air conditioner, recliner-pie table and chairs, fireplace wall heater with realistic flames, and other items for sale, all like new, high quality and will part for cheap, call Steve, 760-965-6189. 12 SHABBY CHIC 3-shelf book display - plant stand, very pretty white piece with painted roses & leaves, $15, overall dimensions: 28" (H) x 28" (L) x 12" (W). Top shelf is shorter, good condition $15, 760-920-8103. 12 ASHLEY FURNITURE couch, green w/gray slip cover, good cond. $60, call/text 760-937-1451. SERTA PERFECT Sleeper, California King, 14 inch pillow top, excellent & spotless condition, non-smoking house, 3 yrs old, you pick up, located in Paradise just outside of Bishop, $250 OBO, 760-387-1104. 09

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NOW HIRING LUMBER YARD PERSONNEL! Forklift operator and Building Materials handler. Are you willing to learn? We are willing to train you! Similar or related experience is always a plus! Competitive wages and benefits starting at $15/hour PLUS a great BENEFITS PACKAGE: Health Insurance / Paid Vacation & SickTime / 401K Plan. Applications at High Country Lumber in Bishop or at www.highcountrylumber .com. 10 LOOKING FOR SOME part or full time, master of trades, yard maintenance, guitar player, handyman and pet sitter, call 760-920-3017. 09

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2 ROD STEWART concert tickets: Friday, March 13th at Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas. Section 304, Row C, cost $274 (with taxes & fees), will sell for $200, 760-920-8102. 10 CLASSIC ROCK N ROLL and movie posters, Beatles. Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, and many more, $10 each, all posters brand new, call for info, 760-920-2333. 12 WORLITZER UPRIGHT piano, very good condition. includes piano bench seat with storage for sheet music, $225, 760-9378326. 08

SPEAKERS! JBL AEH50 satellite surround speakers, 18 of them with connective wire and hardware, $100, for more information call 760-914-0571, leave message. 11 VINYL RECORDS, LPs, most genres $1.00 call 760-914-0571, leave msg. 11 FOUR 48� TALL lLG speakers $50. 760-873-8252. 08 VCR GOVIDEO duel head, will copy any VHS tape, $50, call Andrew, 310-850-9947. 09 DRUMMER, seeking professional and mature musicians to form and/or join a good band, preferably in the Bishop/ Mammoth area. 45+ years ex-perience playing drums, many years experience playing with professional bands on the road, clubs, concerts, events and special occasions. Can and will play anything, originals too... serious musicians. (has experience and connections booking shows etc...) call: Don 818-342-8999. 11 AR 3A CLASSIC stereo speakers, refurbished with extras, $1,000, call 760-914-0571, lv. msg. 12 FINE CONCERT violin & bow, comes with shatterproof case, unable to play anymore. Played in concerts, solos in church, not for beginner, made in 1988, has been appraised, call for info, reasonable offer. 760-873-8643 evenings.. 09

KAWAI ELECTRIC PIANO w/full weighted keyboard and bench, 50 pounds, brown, perfect aside from minor patch of peeling veneer, used 4x, bought in 2007 for $4,000, will consider any reasonable offer, delivered free, call Carole, 559-850-3689, test 760-614-1149 or email cjtwinkles@earthlink.net. 08 ELECTA ELECTRIC GUITAR w/ pickups, bought for $130, will let go for $80, 760-920-1675. 09 PEARL RHYTHM Traveler drum set, 6 piece, includes drums, hardware and cymbals, $150, 760-914-0710. 12 ACOUSTIC GUITARS: Martin (1947) 00-17, good reconditioned all mahogany top & sides, asking $3,500; Seagull Grand Parlor size, asking $200; Cordoba CWE-5 in excellent cond., asking $600; Martin D-15 in good cond., asking $700, 760-872-4566. 08 ELECTRIC GUITARS: Fender Squire Tele in very good condition, asking $150; Gibson (Clone) 12-string in excellent cond., asking $700; Amps: VOX V9150, ok grill c/amp asking $80; Fender Blues Deville T-10069, asking $450; Marshall TSL 602 (2001) recently serviced, in very good cond. $500. 760-872-4566. 08 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: Casio electric keyboard, very good cond., asking $60; Celtic Hammer dulcimer, used, comes with hammers & instructions, asking $250; 2 drum, Middle Eastern Tabla set, used, comes with hammers & tuner, asking $250, 760-872-4566. 08

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public. Schools are not open to the public. Non-essential businesses are not open. Call ahead and make appointments. Some businesses are providing delivery or take out / pick up. We are not allowed to sit down in restaurants for a while. Laundromats are open (considered an essential business for hygiene and health). Cannabis shops are open (considered a medicine). Pharmacies are open. Hospitals are open. Media / communications are considered essential services, so they will remain open. Grocery stores and gas stations are open, but abide by the “product limits” in place. Service can be refused to anyone who does not abide by the state and national restrictions, hygiene requirements (which means washing your hands when being asked to in a business), and social distancing (six feet). These are not requests. These are the rules to follow, as of March 19, 2020. *See inside for Official Inyo County Orders. The Employment Development Department (EDD) can help employees get unemployment benefits, and the US Small Business Administration and Small Business Development Center (which serves Inyo, Mono, and Kern Counties) can help small business owners with loans and assistance. The IRS and State of California have “Tax Payment Relief” in place, which means our income taxes are still due April 15, however, filing / payments are extended until July 15, 2020. Services and Products Available Through Delivery or Take Out *These businesses and their services are subject to moment-by-moment decisions. Indy Coffee Roasting Company is delivering coffee (two pound minimum) contact indycoffeeroastingco@gmail.com. Two Brothers from Italy Restaurant in Big Pine is open for take out orders contact at 760-263-7097 or Facebook twobrothersbigpine. Imperial Gourmet Chinese Restaurant in Bishop is open for take out orders at 760-872-1144. Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant in Bishop is open for take out orders at 760-873-4337. Denny's Restaurant in Bishop is open for take out orders at 760-873-5656. Pupfish Cafe has take out call 442-2285100. Pizza businesses in Bishop are offering take out and delivery services, but call to find out details. *These business details were obtained on March 21, 2020.

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groceries to a couple, and then, the next notion. How can I help? Could we make meaningful deliveries with my business...auto parts and deliveries? Dowers ran his idea past Kyle Oney, owner of the only mom-and-pop, independent grocery store in Bishop for 50 years, and literally overnight the first phases of the grocery delivery for the truly homebound local residents took hold. “It's a really cool thing,” says Oney, who adds, it stunned him when Dowers “volunteered his fleet [of parts' delivery vehicles] and drivers.” They're calling this effort: “Local Business Helps Local Business Help Our Communities.” “I think we can help,” Dowers says about the idea of implementing grocery deliveries to those in real need. “Glad to help.” Thank You.

Manor Market to Home Delivery--How It Works The Home Deliveries: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. 11 a.m. To 4 p.m. Orders placed online at: orders@manormarketbishop.com Make sure to put your phone number and home address in your order. Verification may be required. Paid for in FULL, with ONLY credit cards. NO CASH. NO CHECKS. NO MONEY EXCHANGED. No alcohol, tobacco, or lottery tickets allowed. LIMITS on the number of certain items may be required. Product substitutions may be required. Adults to take possession of the grocery deliveries, which will be dropped outside the door. Visual verification from uniformed Steve's Auto Parts' driver will take place.

Manor Market will begin a Curbside Pickup Service Curbside Pickup: Sundays-Thursdays. 11 a.m. To 4 p.m. Orders placed online at: orders@manormarketbishop.com Paid for at the time of pickup, in full. Identification needed for adult purchases of alcohol, tobacco, and 21-andolder products.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE RESTRICTION OF SHORT-TERM RENTALS IN MONO COUNTY HOTELS, MOTELS, CONDOS, HOMES, RV PARKS, AND ANY OTHER TRANSIENT RENTALS OF LESS THAN 30 DAYS IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19 THREAT March 21, 2020 - The COVID-19 pandemic poses a looming threat to the health and safety of the people of Mono County and Town of Mammoth Lakes. At this time, the Mono County Public Health Officer has issued an order limiting the use of all short-term rentals to specific purposes consistent with the Governor’s “Stay At Home” order. This action is consistent with efforts across the United States and California. Our response efforts seek to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus and decrease the overall impact on physical, emotional and mental impact on individuals, families, healthcare workers, all of which place strains on medical facilities and the local economy. To fight the spread of COVID-19 on March 19, 2020, Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-33-20, commonly called the “Stay At Home” order, requiring all persons residing in the State to remain in their homes or places of residence, except as needed to maintain the continuity of operations for critical infrastructure (the “Stay-at-Home Order”). The Order does not have a specific end date. The Guidance provided by the Governor’s Office lists specific jobs and functions within those critical infrastructure sectors that are deemed “necessary.” This includes hotels and lodging activities related to isolating or quarantining persons infected with or exposed to the COVID-19 virus, or housing workers performing jobs deemed essential to maintaining critical infrastructure. Please view the memorandum from the Town of Mammoth Lakes summarizing the list of essential business in our community. Human travel promotes the spread of disease and the presence of visitors in Mono County has the potential to exacerbate the spread of the disease and the anticipated strain on our limited healthcare facilities caused by COVID-19. Unnecessary activities, including travel to resort areas such as Mammoth Lakes and Mono County, have been restricted by the Governor in order to prevent the spread of the disease in a manner and at a pace that overwhelms the State and Mono Counties ability to respond. We, and the State recognized the potential need to allow the use of hotels and other facilities for emergency service workers, essential service works, for displaced residents needing shelter, for traveler safety, and other response and mitigation efforts related to COVID-19. These types of uses are allowed. We understand the uncertainty that exists with the Governor’s Order as it does not provide an end date. To this end, the guidance from the Town/County Unified Incident Command is to plan for this Restriction to be in place at least through April 30, 2020. The spread of COVID-19 and the associated impact on the health care system is being closely monitored. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we stand together to beat this disease. Contact: Stuart Brown, Unified Command Emergency Operations Center Public Information Officer, sbrown@townofmammothlakes.ca.gov; (760) 914-7110.

MEMORANDUM ON IDENTIFICATION OF ESSENTIAL CRITICAL INFR RA ASTRUCTURE WORKERS DURING COVID-19 RESPONSE FROM:

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y y y g y y Security’s responsibilities as assigned under the Homeland Security Act of 2002 to provide strategic guidance, promote a national unity of effort, and coordinate the overall federal effort to ensure the security and resilience of the Nation's critical infrastrructure. CISA uses trusted partnerships with both the public and private sectors to deliverr infrastructure resilience assistance and guidance to a broad range off partners. In accordance with this mandate, and in collaboration with other federal agencies and the private sector, CISA developed an initial list of “Essential Critical Infrastrructure Workers” to help State and local offfiicials as they work to protect their communities, while ensuring continuity off fuunctions critical to public health and saffeety, as well as economic and national security. The list can also inform critical infrastructure community decision-making to determine the sectors, sub-sectors, segments, or critical fuunctions that should continue normal operations, appropriately modiffiied to account for Centers for Disease Control (CDC) workffoorce and customer protection guidance. The attached list identiffiies workers who conduct a range of operations and servvices that are essential to continued critical infrastrructure viability, including stafffiing operations centers, maintaining and repairing critical infrastructure, operating call centers, working construction, and performing management fuunctions, among others. The industries they support represent, but are not necessarily limited to, medical and healthcare, telecommunications, inffor o mation technology systems, defense, foood and agriculture, transportation and logistics, energy, water and wastewater, law enfforcement, and public works.

We recognize that State, local, tribal, and territorial governments are ultimately in charge of implementing and executing response activities in communities under their jurisdiction, while the Federal Government is in a supporting role. As State and local communities consider COVID-19-related restrictions, CISA is offering this list to assist prioritizing activities related to continuity of operations and incident response, including the appropriate movement of critical infrastructure workers within and between jurisdictions. Accordingly, this list is advisory in nature. It is not, nor should it be considered to be, a federal directive or standard in and of itself. In addition, these identified sectors and workers are not intended to be the authoritative or exhaustive list of critical infrastructure sectors and functions that should continue during the COVID-19 response. Instead, State and local officials should use their own judgment in using their authorities and issuing implementation directives and guidance. Similarly, critical infrastructure industry partners will use their own judgment, informed by this list, to ensure continued operations of critical infrastructure services and functions. All decisions should appropriately balance public safety while ensuring the continued delivery of critical infrastructure services and functions. CISA will continue to work with you and our partners in the critical infrastructure community to update this list as the Nation’s response to COVID-19 evolves. We also encourage you to submit how you might use this list so that we can develop a repository of use cases for broad sharing across the country. Should you have questions about this list, please contact CISA at CISA.CAT@cisa.dhs.gov.

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preparation, carry-out and delivery food employees (the Town is applying this definition to include coffee shops that serve food) Employees and firms supporting food, feed, and beverage distribution (including curbside distribution and deliveries), including warehouse workers, vendor-managed inventory controllers, blockchain managers, distribution Workers supporting the sanitation of all food manufacturing processes and operations from wholesale to retail Workers essential for assistance programs and government payments Workers supporting cannabis retail and dietary supplement retail Workers who support the manufacture and distribution of forest products, including, but not limited to timber, paper, and other wood products Employees engaged in the manufacture and maintenance of equipment and other infrastructure necessary to agricultural production and distribution FINANCIAL SERVICES Sector Profile: The Financial Services Sector includes thousands of depository institutions, providers of investment products, insurance companies, other credit and financing organizations (i.e. banks, credit unions and ATMs). Essential Workforce: Workers who are needed to provide consumer access to banking and lending services, including ATMs, and to move currency and payments (e.g., armored cash carriers) TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS Sector Profile: Aviation includes aircraft, air traffic control systems, and airports, heliports, and landing strips. Commercial aviation services at civil and joint-use military airports, heliports, and sea plane bases.

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Town of MammothLakes– General Community Daniel C. Holler, Town Manger Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers

Governor Newsom’s executive order from March 19th ordered all Californians to stay home “except as needed to maintain continuity of operations of the federal critical infrastructure sectors”, as those sectors are described by the federal government’s Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). CISA has identified 16 sectors of jobs as being critical and issued a memorandum listing various types of jobs that CISA believes fall within the 16 critical sectors. The complete memorandum can be found at the following location: https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/CISAGuidance-on-Essential-Critical- Infrastructure-Workers-1-20508c.pdf In order to distribute accurate but concise information to the community as quickly as possible, Town staff has abbreviated the list to those businesses found within the Town of Mammoth Lakes. FOOD AND AGRICULTURE Sector Profile: The Food and Agricultural (FA) Sector is composed of processing, and delivery systems and has the capacity to feed people and animals within our community. This sector is critical to maintaining and securing our food supply. Essential Workforce: Workers supporting groceries, pharmacies, and other retail that sells food and beverage products, including but not limited to Grocery stores, Corner stores and convenience stores, including liquor stores that sell food, Farmers’ markets, Food banks, Farm and produce stands, Supermarkets, Similar food retail establishments, Big box stores that sell groceries and essentials Restaurant carry-out and quick serve food operations – including food

Highway and Motor Carrier encompasses roadway, bridges, and tunnels. Vehicles include trucks, including those carrying hazardous materials; other commercial vehicles, including commercial motor coaches and school buses; vehicle and driver licensing systems; taxis, transportation services including Transportation Mass Transit and Passenger Rail includes terminals, operational systems, and supporting infrastructure for passenger services by transit buses, trolleybuses, monorail, heavy rail—also known as subways or metros—light rail, passenger rail, and vanpool/rideshare. Postal and Shipping includes large integrated carriers, regional and local courier services, mail services, mail management firms, and chartered and delivery services. Essential Workforce: Mass transit workers Taxis, transportation services including Transportation Network Companies, and delivery services including Delivery Network Companies Truck drivers who haul hazardous and waste materials to support critical infrastructure, capabilities, functions, and services Automotive repair and maintenance facilities Postal and shipping workers, to include private companies Employees who repair and maintain vehicles, aircraft, rail equipment, marine vessels, and the equipment and infrastructure that enables operations that encompass movement of cargo and passengers Air transportation employees, including air traffic controllers, ramp personnel, aviation security, and aviation management GENERAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Essential Workforce: Critical government workers, as defined by the employer and consistent

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with Continuity of Operations Plans and Continuity of Government plans. County workers responsible for determining eligibility for safety net benefits The Courts, consistent with guidance released by the California Chief Justice Workers to ensure continuity of building functions Elections personnel Federal, State, and Local, Tribal, and Territorial employees who support Mission Essential Functions and communications networks Workers that maintain digital systems infrastructure supporting other critical government operations Workers supporting public and private childcare establishments, pre-K establishments, K-12 schools, colleges, and universities for purposes of distance learning, provision of school meals, or care and supervision of minors to support essential workforce across all sectors Hotel Workers where hotels are used for COVID-19 mitigation and containment measures, including measures to protect homeless populations. Construction Workers who support the construction, operation, inspection, and maintenance of construction sites and construction projects (including housing construction) Workers such as plumbers, electricians, exterminators, and other service providers who provide services that are necessary to maintaining the safety, sanitation, and essential operation of construction sites and construction projects (including those that support such projects to ensure the availability of needed facilities, transportation, energy and communications; and support to ensure the effective removal, storage, and disposal of solid waste and hazardous waste) Commercial Retail Stores, that supply essential sectors, including convenience stores, pet supply stores, auto supplies and repair, hardware and home improvement, and home appliance retailers Workers that provide or determine eligibility for food, shelter, in-home supportive services, child welfare, adult protective services and social services, and other necessities of life for economically disadvantaged or otherwise needy individuals (including family members) Faith based services that are provided through streaming or other technology Laundromats and laundry services HEALTHCARE / PUBLIC HEALTH Sector Profile: The Healthcare and Public Health (HPH) Sector is large, diverse, and open, spanning both the public and private sectors. It includes publicly accessible healthcare facilities of all types. Essential Workforce Health care providers and caregivers (e.g., physicians, dentists, psychologists, mid-level practitioners, nurses and assistants, infection control and quality assurance personnel, pharmacists, physical and occupational therapists and assistants, social workers, speech pathologists and diagnostic and therapeutic technicians and technologists). Hospital and laboratory personnel (including accounting, administrative, admitting and discharge, engineering, epidemiological, source plasma and blood donation, food service, housekeeping, medical records, information technology and operational technology, nutritionists, sanitarians, respiratory therapists, etc.). Workers in other medical facilities (including Ambulatory Health and Surgical, Blood Banks, Clinics, Community Mental Health, Comprehensive Outpatient rehabilitation, End Stage Renal Disease, Health Departments, Home Health care, Hospices, Hospitals, Long Term Care, Organ Pharmacies, Procurement Organizations, Psychiatric, Residential, Rural Health Clinics and Federally Qualified Health Centers, cannabis retailers). Public health / community health workers, including those who compile, model, analyze and communicate public health information. Behavioral health workers (including mental and substance use disorder) responsible for coordination, outreach, engagement, and treatment to individuals in need of mental health and/or substance use disorder services.

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Blood and plasma donors and the employees of the organizations that operate and manage related activities. Workers that manage health plans, billing, and health information, who cannot practically work remotely. Workers who conduct community-based public health functions, conducting epidemiologic surveillance, compiling, analyzing and communicating public health information, who cannot practically work remotely. Workers who provide support to vulnerable populations to ensure their health and well-being including family care providers Workers performing security, incident management, and emergency operations functions at or on behalf of healthcare entities including healthcare coalitions, who cannot practically work remotely. Workers who support food, shelter, and social services, and other necessities of life for economically disadvantaged or otherwise needy individuals, such as those residing in shelters. Pharmacy employees necessary for filling prescriptions. Workers supporting veterinary hospitals and clinics EMERGENCY SERVICES SECTOR Sector Profile: The Emergency Services Sector (ESS) is a community of highly skilled, trained personnel, along with the physical and cyber resources, that provide a wide range of prevention, preparedness, response, and recovery services during both day-to-day operations and incident response. Essential Workforce - Law Enforcement, Public Safety and First Responders: Including front line and management, personnel include emergency management, law enforcement, Emergency Management Systems, fire, and corrections, search and rescue, tactical teams including maritime, aviation, and canine units. Emergency Medical Technicians Public Safety Answering Points and 911 call center employees Fusion Center employees Fire Mitigation Activities Hazardous material responders and hazardous devices teams, from government and the private sector. Workers – including contracted vendors — who maintain digital systems infrastructure supporting law enforcement and emergency service operations. Private security, private fire departments, and private emergency medical services personnel. County workers responding to abuse and neglect of children, elders and dependent adults. Essential Workforce - Public Works: Workers who support the operation, inspection, and maintenance of essential public works facilities and operations, including bridges, water and sewer main breaks, fleet maintenance personnel, construction of critical or strategic infrastructure, traffic signal maintenance, emergency location services for buried utilities, maintenance of digital systems infrastructure supporting public works operations, and other emergent issues Workers such as plumbers, electricians, exterminators, and other service providers who provide services that are necessary to maintaining the safety, sanitation, and essential operation of residences. Support, such as road and line clearing, to ensure the availability of needed facilities, transportation, energy and communications Support to ensure the effective removal, storage, and disposal of residential and commercial solid waste and hazardous waste. ENERGY Sector Profile: The Energy Sector infrastructure is divided into three interrelated segments or subsectors—electricity, oil and natural gas—to include storage, and distribution of oil, gas, and electric power. Essential Workforce - Electricity industry: Workers who maintain, ensure, or restore the generation, transmission, and distribution of electric power, including call centers, utility workers, reliability engineers and fleet maintenance technicians

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Vegetation management crews and traffic workers who support Essential Workforce - Petroleum workers: Retail fuel centers such as gas stations and truck stops, and the distribution systems that support them. Essential Workforce - Natural and propane gas workers: Propane gas dispatch and control rooms and emergency response and customer emergencies, including propane leak calls Propane gas service maintenance and restoration, including call centers Propane gas storage, transmission, and distribution centers The Town is including under this category suppliers/production/delivery of fire wood and wood pellets for heating purposes WATER AND WASTEWATER Sector Profile: The Water and Wastewater Sector composed of drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. Essential Workforce: Employees needed to operate and maintain drinking water and wastewater/drainage infrastructure, including: Operational staff at community water systems Operational staff at wastewater treatment facilities Workers repairing water and wastewater conveyances and performing required sampling or monitoring Operational staff for water distribution and testing Operational staff at wastewater collection facilities Operational staff and technical support for SCADA Control systems Chemical disinfectant suppliers for wastewater and personnel protection Workers that maintain digital systems infrastructure supporting water and wastewater operations Mono County and the Town of Mammoth Lakes are actively responding to the pandemic in a Unified Command Emergency Operational Center led by Mammoth Lakes Fire Chief Frank Frievalt (EOC Director), Town of Mammoth Lakes Manager Dan Holler, County Chief Administrative Officer Steve Barwick and County Health Officer Dr Tom Boo. This team is providing daily briefings on the Coronavirus 19 Pandemic which can be found on the following website:www.monohealth.com/coronavirus The main phone line to contact the EOC team is (760) 932-5650. The phones will be manned from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 7-days per week. Community members may also dial 2-1-1 to get updates on community meetings and local directives, health and medical information, and community support services.

MONO COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Public Health Officer Order: Clarification of Governor’s “Stay-at-Home” Order as Related to Lodging Facilities P.O. Bo x 3329, ;\ L\ i\li\IOTI r L \ Kl•:s,

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WHEREAS, a state of emergency has been declared by the State of Californ ia, and local emergencies have been declared in both Mono County and in the Town of Mammoth Lakes, in response to the virus COVID-19;and WHEREAS, in Mono County, as well asthroughout California and the nation, there are insufficient quantities of critical healthcare infr astructure, including hospital beds, ventilators and workers, capable of adequately treat-

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ing mass numbers of patients at a single time - should the virusspread unchecked; and WHEREAS,in directresponse to thatlackof healthcareinfrastructure, governments across the nation are taking actions to slow the spread of COVID-19in order to “flatt en the curve” of infection and reduce the numbers of individuals infected at any one time by minimizingsituations where the virus can spread; and WHEREAS, in furtherance of this effort, on March 19, 2020, Governor Newsom issued Executive Order N-33-20, requiring all persons residing in the State to remain in their homes or placesof residence, except as needed to maintain the continuity of operations for critical infrastructure (the “Stay-atHome Order”); and WHEREAS, on March 20, 2020,theGovernor issuedadditional guidance identifying “Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers” in order to effectuate the Stay-at-Home Order (the “Guidance)”. This Guidance, which is attached hereto as an Exhibit and incorporated by this reference, identifies various industry sectors that are deemed essential to mainta in the continuity of operations for critical infrastructure, and which thus, may cont inue to operate notwithstandingthe Stay-at-Home Order; and WHEREAS, the Guidance further listsspecific jobsand functions within those critical infrastructure sectors that are deemed “necessary”. This includes hotels and lodgingactivities related to isolating or quarantining persons infected with or exposed to the COVID-19 virus, or housing workers performing jobs deemed essential to maintaining critical infrastructure;and WHEREAS, the Mono County Health Officer wishesto provide clarity andguidance to businesses in the lodging sector of Mono County and the Town of Mammoth Lakes, regarding operationsunder the Governor’s Stay-AtHomeOrder and therefore issues the following: NOW, THEREFORE, the Mono County Health Officer clarifies the Governor’s Stay-at Home Order as follows: Short-term lodging facilities (including hotels, motels, condominiums or other units) whichare usedfor COVID-19 mitigationand containment measures, including measures to protect homeless populations, may continue to operate for the limited purpose of providing such mitigation andcontainment measures (examples include: isolation and quarant ine or the housing of displacedpersons). Short-term lodging facilities (including hotels, motels, condominiums or other units) which are used to house workers performing functions that are essential to maintain the continuity of operations for critical infrastructure, as listed in the attached Guidance, may continue to operate for the limited purpose of housing those critical infrastructure workers. In the event of a question or uncertainty as to whether a particular shortterm lodging use falls within the Governor’s exemptions (i.e., whether it constitutes a mitigation or containment measure, or involves a critical infrastructure worker), a written determination from the State Department of Public Health, the Mono County Health Officer, or the Mono County Emergency Operations Center (OEC) that the use is authorized, or a directive from any of those entities to allow the use, shall be adequate to authorize such use. In the event it is not possible to obtain a determination in writing, such determination may be received orally and documented by the lodging provider (name of authorizing person, entity and date/time authorization made). Mono County and Town of Mammoth Lakes Health Officer

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NIHD suspends non-essential services across District In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic and an expected surge in cases across the country, state, and county, Northern Inyo Healthcare District will begin suspending non-essential services effective immediately. This decision is the result of a joint effort between the medical staff, hospital administration, and the NIHD Board of Directors. The goal of this action is to limit the exposure of the community and staff, and to stem the spread of the virus. The District is also trying to conserve the supplies it may need to care for COVID-19 patients, including but not limited to masks, gowns, gloves, medications, and most importantly, staff. “I want to be very clear that the hospital and clinics as well as ancillary services will still be providing essential services to the community,” said Dr. William Timbers, NIHD’s Chief of Staff. Some specific examples of what to expect are, cancellation and suspension of routine blood draws and imaging as well as outpatient well checks such as physicals and limiting surgeries to only emergency cases. “The health and well-being of our community is paramount and this decision will not only help to limit exposures to COVID-19, but also allows our providers and staff to focus on scaling up our preparedness where it is most needed,” Dr. Timbers said. “NIHD wishes to thank the communities we serve for your understanding, and know that we are here for you and are working tirelessly to ensure we are as prepared as possible.” About Northern Inyo Healthcare District: Founded in 1946, Northern Inyo Healthcare District features a 25-bed critical access hospital, a 24-hour emergency department, a primary care rural health clinic, a diagnostic imaging center, and clinics specializing in women’s health, orthopedics, internal medicine, pediatrics and allergies, general surgery, colorectal surgery, breast cancer surgery and urology. Continually striving to improve the health outcomes of those who rely on its services, Northern Inyo Healthcare District aims to improve our communities one life at a time. One team, one goal, your health.

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TRUMPET, quality concert horn in its day, now the finish has some superficial pitting, but still musically perfect, $100 FIRM. Bryan, 760-878-8264. 12

WOODEN OIL PAINT set with attached easel, full set of paints and brushes, canvas bag for brushes, used twice, practically brand new, 20" x 30" blank canvases, one 30" x 40" canvas, a few of smaller dimensions, art books included, $80, 442-3478576. 12

TWO - 120 VOLT 1.5 hp pool pump motors, one for ditch water; one for above ground pool water circulation, $75 each or $140 for both; Also assorted length of 1 1/2" and 1" discharge hoses and cam and groove quick connectors, If interested make offer after seeing, call 760-872-2704 in afternoons. 08

GENZ BENZ Shenandoah Acoustic (pole mountable) asking $250; Roland AC60, very good cond., asking $375; AER CM800-1, very rare, superior sound, internal battery, asking $1400; Phonic Keyboard Amp in very good condition $80, 760-8724566. 08

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NEW SIDE discharge evaporative cooler, Brisa model #RBW5001, 15x21 1/4 min. opening size, 120 volt, $525, call 760-872-1934. 13

TUBS FOR SALE, $1.50 per tub, water, feeder, planter, trash can, black, orange plastic, black metal, Independence 702-4686256. 13

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CANON CAMERA, Power Shot model ELPH 361 HS, digital interface: SD and interface, extra memory card, battery charger, carrying case, takes excellent pictures, asking $150, 760-2645050, in Big Pine. 09 FILM CAMERAS, Canon EOS RebelK2, Canon EOS RebelXS, Nikon N75, all mint, $100 each, 760-873-7961. 09

SEAL JUMBO 160 dry mounting and laminating press plus tacking iron and all the materials needed for the press, sells for $1748.99 new, this one is used and in good condition, will sell all for $850, call Ron, 760-938-2272 and leave message. 11 CONVEYOR SECTIONS, all steel, 2 pieces, one 10 ft by 2 ft, one 8.5 ft by 2ft, no legs, very heavy construction, $125, 760263-4495. 11 ONE SET [52 books] Harvard Classics Five-Foot Shelf Of Books [copyright 1937] in good condition, $150, call 760-8721934. 12

NINTENDO SWITCH Lite, like new, barely used, yellow edition, asking $180, call or text 1-760920-3820. 08 REMSTARPRO M series CPAP, w/heated humidifier, smart card w/encore software, some filters, carrying case and manuals, no mask. $150 in Big Pine, 619-8166816. 12 BABY ITEMS: car seats,. playpens, new bassinet, plugin swing and lots of female baby clothes in very good or new condition, most are size 0-3 months, very reasonable prices, 760-9382941. 13

BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE mirror, convex round guild-edged, perfect for above fireplace, circa 1940, brought over from UK, asking $200 OBO. 760-873-8643 evenings. 09 VAN RACK, $600 OBO, Mike 760-873-4649, also see ad under construction. 08 LUGGAGE, rolling, soft-side, two carry-ons size: 22"H x 14"W x 8"D, $7 each; One 28"H x 19"W x 14"D, used only once, $20, 760-937-0757. 10 TOM ROSS COLLECTION of B&W negatives, he was a highlyskilled mountaineer, negatives date back to the 1960s and include shots of mountains in the winter of 1969, make offer, 760873-7961. 10 LIONEL VINTAGE TRAIN collection, post war. Selection of steam and diesel, 2 sets of passenger cars, 6 sets of switches, 2 ZW transformers, 8809 RS, 675 Steam locomotive (silver stack rare), 1666 steam locomotive, 736 steam locomotive, 203, 2035 locomotive, 2343 Santa Fe aba, 2353 Santa Fe F3, 2356 Southern F3, ( 2 motorized units), 202 Alco, 2332 GG1, 50 gang car, 6424 dinner car, and more. Lots of track, and accessories, buildings, towers too much to list. A quick and great start to a collection of running Lionel. Call TJ 760-938-3058, $1,700 OBO, sacrificing due to health and age, for quick sale. 11

1650 N. Sierra Hwy. • Bishop, CA 93514

760-873-5801

We are a mixed practice veterinary hospital delivering a full spectrum of medical, surgical and diagnostic services to our community. Hours: Monday - Friday 8 am - 5:30 pm • Saturday: 8-12:30 and 1:30-5 pm

1650 N. Sierra Hwy. • Bishop • 760-873-5801 bishopveterinaryhospital.com Also with locations in Mammoth, Ridgecrest and Tonopah

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Misc. For Sale HANDMADE CIVIL WAR boots, size 7.5, $50; Leather, large desk blotter, black, excellent condition $40; Oster two burner stove, like new $25; Authentic crock from Poland, make your own sauerkraut and pickles $75; Dyson Pet Vacuum, all attachments, works great, $85; Misc. kitchen appliances, what are you looking for, I probably have it. Brand New Dolly, handles 300 lbs. $75; Two bingo tables, smaller one, rectangular $25; larger, twice as big, $50.00; Wooden guitar stand, oak, $45; Seamstress manequin, $35; Primo office water cooler, cold and hot $50; 442-347-8576. VEGETABLE RAISED BEDS, one 4ft x 6ft x 16 inch high from Peaceful Valley Organic Farms in Grass Valley California. tan in color, will not rot like wood, can see on their website. We purchased more than necessary, value$300, sell $100, call or text 760 937-7842. 08 LIQUID AMBER TREE needs to be cut down, you take firewood plus some money, if interested call Ron, 760-873-7962. 12

March 26 – April 1, 2020

Misc. For Sale

Outdoor/Equip.

Outdoor/Equip.

Outdoor/Equip.

Bicycles/Sports

TWO WHITE Home Depot storage cabinets 6 ft tall, 3 ft wide and 19" deep $40 each cabinet; Twin headboard (pink & white checkered) with twin metal bed frame $30; Utility sink with cabinet, faucet & sprayer $50; Old white door 32 x 80 with large doggie door and window Free. Call Eric at 760-920-7115. 09

TROY BUILT TILLER (Horse), new electric start motor, new battery, new tines, looks like new, $1,200 OBO, Big Pine, 760-9382741. 12

GREEN WORKS 20" electric lawn mower, like new condition, with 50' extension cord, $75, 760920-2030. 10

FISHING REELS and rods, 16 spinning reels all makes, some new, some antique, fly reels and trolling, many sizes and weights, spinning rods, one new fishing vest, $1 and up, call Don, 760873-7672. 11

VOLKL MANTRA SKIS, 177 cm, lightly used as backcountry skis, fresh tune and wax $225, Jim 760-914-0780. 13

SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE SIERRA READER! NEW, 6 QUARTS of Valvoline 50 wt racing oil, $1.50 per quart, call Gregg, 760-873-7593. 13 HAVE A CRACKED shower door on your bathtub? I have a sliding shower door assembly in nice condition, complete with frame and mounting hardware; fits a standard 58" wide tub enclosure, satin chrome finish, ripple-effect glass with no cracks, can text photos, first $45 takes it. Darren 310-980-8080, located in Mammoth Lakes. 10 TRIPOD ALL ALUMINUM, expendable to 38 inches $12, call 760-873-7672. 11

4 ROLLS USED 5' chain link fencing, various lengths, approximately 150' total. $100, 760-9208103. 11 UTILITY TRAILER / full size truck bed trailer with tool box, great for hauling wood and other heavy loads, $450, 760-8734342. 09 CAMOUFLAGE outside and wood inside, sail, outboard motor, rudder and center board with trailer, $1,650, brand new, Potter sail boat, hull 767 Year 1973, parts, make offer. Harbor Freight Trailer axle with 3 tires, make offer, 775-419-5663. 13 FENWICK Vintage 8 Ft fly rod, great condition! $100, 760-8721673. 09 NEW CRAFTSMAN Precision miter box saw w/owner's manual, never used $45, call Don 760873-7672. 10

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CHAMPION GENERATOR, 7500 watts with remote start and wheels, still in box, never opened, $750, 760-522-7858. 10 CHAMPION 7500 watt generator, remote start, never used, still in unopened box, paid $1,200, asking $750, 760-522-7858. 09 OLDER TROYBILT 6hp Horse model rototiller with Tecumseh recoil start, $450, call or email Nancy, 760-933-2265, desert heir4@yahoo.com. 09 GRILL MARK magnetic propane tank "full/empty" gauge, purchased from Ace Hardware for $10; didn't realize gauge only works when a barbecue or RV stove is operating. (Instructions on package are worthless). Purchased a dial gauge and no longer need (my loss, your gain) I can mail to you too (lightweight gauge), 541-941-7451. 09

METAL DETECTOR, purchased in Arizona, rarely used, excellent condition, original box with DVD + written instructions, The DFX is a VLF metal detector to locate coin, jewelry, etc., is a multifrequency detector that can also run at one of two single frequencies: 3 kHz and 15 kHz. Multiple Frequency Operation. Hunt in 3 kHz, 15 kHz, or both frequencies simultaneously. First $550 takes, 541-941-7451. 09 HONDA SNOWBLOWER, HSS 1332A, top of the line, $2,000, 760-522-7858. 10 BUCKET AND attachments for quad. Bucket $200; mounting for bucket or other quad attachments $75, or both for $225, call or email Nancy at 760-933-2265 or dsertheir4@yahoo.com. 09

CANNONDALE R 3000 road bike, 56 cm frame, Dura Ace group set, Mavic wheels, carbon fiber fork and seat post, very low use and clean, $300, 760-9140710. 12 ROAD BIKE, Giant Defy Advanced, Carbon frame and wheels, Shimano Ultegra Di2. size medium, asking $2,500, call Paul, 760-522-7858. 10 RACING BICYCLE framesets for sale or trade. Klein Quantum Pro, bright yellow, with matching carbon fork, 53 cm center to center, very light, in good condition, too large for me. Trek all carbon 5000 frameset, 52 cms center to center, bright blue with matching fork. Both have headsets installed, seatposts. Sell for $150 each or trade for smaller frames, 47 to 51 cms. Can deliver in Bishop, Mammoth, etc. Nicholas, 775482-6588. 09

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Bicycles/Sports Firearms

Construction

Wanted

2009 SPECIALIZED Roubaix expert triple road bike men's size 52, very good condition, carbon frame and full Ultegra components $650, 760-937-0934. 11

VAN RACK, white Weather Guard "SAFARI" heavy duty ladder, lumber rack came off ‘06 Ford E-150 van, paid $1,100, asking $600 OBO, Mike, 760873-4649. 08

NEED 1-2 JEEP-sized car loads of fresh or decomposing or rotting apple, aspen, birch, maple, oak, or poplar wood for a garden project; have some black locust I can trade, (it burns great, but decomposes too slow for my needs). Also need topsoil free of invasive seeds (1-2 car loads); clean straw; sod; and fresh cut leaves. Call/text 760-884-6339. 13

YAKIMA FULL-SWING Bike Hitch Rack, holds up to four bicycles, fits standard 2" tow hitch and will swing completely out of the way of tailgate, new in box never used, $475, 760-920-2030. CANNONDALE R 3000 road bike, 56 cm frame, Dura Ace group set, Mavic wheels, carbon fiber fork and seat post. Sweet Bike and barely used, $300, 760914-0710. 11 TRECK SHIFT 1, loaded 20" ladies step through/ bar shifters, pristine condition, ridden 5 times, many upgrades, asking $395, Bishop Local, ask for Jack. 760872-4246. 09

Construction

CONSTRUCTION

OUTDOOR WATERPROOF quartz security light, 18 in mounting pole in kit, photocell for light control included, good for end of barn or house or mounting on a telephone pole, bulb can be switched out for a LED, $15, call Gregg 760-873-7593. 13 VANITY LIGHT FIXTURE, like new condition with chrome finish, has 4 lights with glass shades, measures 35" wide, $20; can send picture, 760-709-1726. 09

Services

SERVICES

LOOKING TO START or relocated your business to Bishop? Please call, I would like to help, 760-920-1010. 00

Firearms

FIREARMS

WINCHESTER '94 saddle ring carbine 25-35 made in 1918, has been reblued, not all parts have same uniform color, a shooter, which it does well, maybe not a collector, asking $450, will split transfer fees; Also two boxes new ammo $30 each, 760-872-3658, Bishop. 12(3)

Free

FREE

LOOKING FOR SOMEONE to do some yard work (weeding primarily, but maybe some digging) and maybe help with putting a path in, the yard work will take a few hours only, $18/hour, 530400-7541. 12

40 GALLON ELECTRIC water heater, good condition, worked well when removed last week, water drained out clear, no leaks, near Olancha, 949-244-7316. 09

LOOKING FOR SOMEONE to paint a very small kitchen, must be efficient and know how to paint interior plaster walls, $18/hour 530-400-7541. 12

Looking for Work

UPRIGHT PIANO with full keyboard in good working condition, looks-color-make not important but want something that has all its keys and can be tuned if necessary, Carole, 559-850-3689, text 760-614-1149 or email cjtwinkles@earthlink.net. 08

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

METAL "T" SQUARE 36 inch $10, call 760-873-7672. 11

WANTED

LIFT BASKET, custom made by Scotty at PDG Welding, can pick up from both ways, removable front heavy duty, $1,000, call for pics, 760-914-1983 . 13

GENERATOR WANTED, 12kw or more to run woodworking equipment, portable would be best, call Robert 760-258-6625.

SMALL 2 PERSON black faux leather loveseat, wear on seat but just cover and it’s fine, you pick up in Bishop, text 760-263-4660.

HAVE A CRACKED shower door on your bathtub? I have a sliding shower door assembly in nice condition, complete with frame and mounting hardware; fits a standard 58" wide tub enclosure, satin chrome finish, ripple-effect glass with no cracks, can text photos, first $45 takes it. Darren 310-980-8080, located in Mammoth Lakes. 10

TOOLS FOR SALE: Sears craftsman 10” table saw, model #113.298240, comes with everything you need: fence, dado blade insert, regular blade insert, and miter fence, $125; Sears Craftsman 6” jointer comes with stand and switch and dust hose extraction hook up ready, $100; 7-1/4" Skil saw, 2-1/4 hp, Sears/Craftsman brand, $15; DeWalt DW23G 1/2 inch / 13 mm VSR corded drill w/ case, $15; 10” Skill miter saw / chop saw, $25; Yield master II classic grow light with bulb, 6" hose connection, $20. Text Mike: 707-8880730. 12

LOOKING TO RENT a flatbed car hauler trailer for a couple of weeks, call 760-872-2910. 10

COUPLE LOOKING to buy a home that can be rent to own or owner carried, It’s our dream to own our own home, please call if you know anyone or if you have a property, 760-920-4228. 08

LOOKING FOR WORK

FARM RANCH HAND, , handyman, gardening, etc. 760-9140710. 08

Business Opportunity

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CROSSWORD

BUNK BED, 760-209-3500. 08 LOOKING TO START or relocate your business to Bishop? Please call, I would like to help, 760-9201010. 00

Wanted

WANTED, inexpensive upright freezer, big would be best, 769263-4495. 12 WANTED: CHEST FREEZER (large), working or not, I will haul away, 760-920-8991. 08

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED at Laws Museum, come make a difference at Laws Railroad Museum. We understand that life commitments don’t provide the freedom to volunteer on a regular basis. However, if your days are somewhat flexible and you are able to give us a little time, we would love to have you. Email us at lawsrailroadmuseum @gmail. com or call the museum 760-8735950. 00

BOOK A TEE TIME 760-873-5828

BISHOP COUNTY CLUB 1200 US 395 • BISHOP BISHOPCOUNTRYCLUB.COM

THEME: MYSTERIES AND THRILLERS ACROSS 1. Wire danger 6. Part of a circumference 9. Nashville's Keith 13. In a cold manner 14. Prefix for something revived 15. Paralyzing disease 16. Mulled wine 17. Egg cells 18. A do-nothing 19. *"Alphabet Series" detective novels author 21. *"It's close to midnight, and something evil's lurking in ____ ____" 23. Second mo. 24. Fabricca Italiana Automobili Torino 25. Not don'ts 28. Popular Japanese soup 30. *Agatha Christie's famous sleuth 35. Wood sorrels 37. "Through" in text 39. Give sheep a haircut 40. Raise the roof 41. Wall or pedestal support 43. Cogito, ____ sum 44. Drink like a cat, two words 46. Be inclined 47. Commotions 48. Bewitch or beguile 50. Jack and Jill's water jug 52. Put to work 53. *James Patterson's "____ the Girls" 55. "Jack and the Beanstalk" Giant's disapproval 57. *Hitchcock classic 61. *Poe's "Tales of ____ and Imagi-

nation" 65. In the know 66. *Subject of Roswell's mystery 68. Cocoon dwellers 69. King Julien XIII of "Madagascar," e.g. 70. Bubble source 71. Possible allergic reaction 72. Gaelic tongue 73. Store posting, for short 74. Oceanic trenches DOWN 1. Google alternative 2. Maple genus 3. Capital on the Baltic Sea 4. Blindman's ____ 5. International ____ of Units 6. In a little while, old-fashioned 7. Once around 8. Raccoon's South American cousin 9. *The Demon Barber 10. Spanish earthen pot 11. Coffin stand 12. *New ____, setting of "The Alienist" 15. Michelangelo's famous Vatican statue and others like it, e.g. 20. Death reports, for short 22. Deli offering

24. Baby extractor 25. *Sherlock Holmes creator 26. Continental divide 27. Planktonic tunicate 29. *"Who ____ J.R.?" 31. Actress Perlman 32. "Lost" in Paris 33. Mar-a-___, pl. 34. Having a toothed margin 36. Undesirable location 38. Forearm bone 42. Enlighten 45. Slower 49. Oil drilling apparatus 51. Spoke with a speech defect 54. Make a murmuring sound 56. Chopin's composition 57. Wide river valley 58. Water carrier 59. L.A. footballers 60. *HBO's "____ Detective" 61. *Pamela Voorhees and Norma Bates, e.g. 62. D'Artagnan's sword 63. Stairway alternative 64. Those not opposed 67. *Remus Lupin's occasional body cover Solution on page 15

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Wanted

Real Estate

Motorcycles/ATVs

Motorcycles/ATVs

Recreational

Recreational

ROAD GRADER wanted, rent, borrow, lease or maybe buy. Small enough to work on a narrow road, I have a two mile driveway to blade out of Benton, let me know what you might have. Robert 760-258-6625. 10

2 STORY FIXER-UPPER home for sale, 1,797 Ft., 3 bed + Off. 2 Bath downtown Bishop, 429.9K Highlands fixer 2 Bed, 1 Bath 800 ft + workshop, 31.9K cash only, call Jim Liles, 442-228-4197, Home Town Properties. 12(2)

2007 HONDA CRF 150 R, super clean, all original except the pipe $1,695, call 760-914-0359. 11

2018 YUNG FU scooter, 150 cc. 90 mpg, less than 1,500 miles on bike, helmet included, $885, call or text 661-202-5120. 08

1989 CHEVY Escaper camper, 58,400 miles, cozy, clean and everything in working order, there are exterior imperfections, was $8,000,now $7,300, call 442-3478576 for details. 10

1989 CHEVY ESCAPER, 21', exterior has a few blemishes, inside clean, cozy, Everything works, Low miles, Now $7,500, 442-3478576. leave msg with phone number. 12

WANTED, large upright freezer, in good condition 760-263-4495.

LOOKING TO BUY? www. PLEASANTVALLEYASSOCIATES.COM

PARTS FOR SUZUKI DRZ 400S, oem gas tank, oem front blinkers, oem rear fender/tail light/blinker assembly, bar end mirrors, ball and socket low-profile mirrors, lower-height seat, etc. Text if you want to have a look or make some offers. Ron 808-214-0235. 11

2003 FOREST RIVER Wildcat travel trailer, 26 ft W/ 12 ft slider, has 108 watts solar and two 6 volt batteries, electric jack with weight distributions hitch, new axles, breaks and 4 E rated tires, all new inside QU bed, flooring, and tub/shower and facets, in great condition, non smoking, no pets, $9,000 OBO, 760-9140752. 11

TECNICA MACH 1 ski boots, mondo sz. 27.5, 130 flex, used very little, less than 2 months! $125, for pics call 760-914-0571, leave msg. 11

For Rent

FOR RENT

FOR RENT IN Big Pine, now accepting applications, 2 story town house, 2 BR, 1.5 BA, washer & dryer hookups, garage, fenced yard, NO PETS! Minimum of 1 year lease, available mid-March, $1,250 per month, $1,250 security dep. Call/text 760-RENTED FURNISHED nice 1 bedroom, kitchen and bath in town, no pets please. 760-873-7545. 00

Commercial Prop.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, 819 N. Barlow Lane, Bishop, 1800 sq. ft., fenced parking. If interested, please call 760-937-3516. 10(4)

Real Estate

REAL ESTATE

HOME LISTINGS WANTED: Single family homes under 500K, 1-4 units investment pro-perties, Highlands Senior Mo-bile Park, Home Town Proper-ties, Jim Liles, 760-258-1001. 13 FOR SALE Downtown Bishop, 2,400 sq. ft. commercial building, call 760-920-1010. 00

PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASE, 310 N. Main St. Hwy 395 in Big Pine, CA. Call Roger, 760382-6789. (00) REAL ESTATE for sale! Land & Residential, by owner, call Roger, 760-382-6789. (00) FOR SALE! 4,000 SF building with good tenant in Bishop, CA, please call 760-873-8270. 50

Motorcycles/ATVs

MOTORCYCLES/ATVs

2005 HARLEY DAVIDSON Heritage Softail Classic, 95 in "Big Bore" with cams and Screamin Eagle air and exhaust, this is a 49 state bike with 25,600 miles, beautiful glacier white pearl with lots of chrome and braided lines, always garaged and professionally maintained, extras include driver and passenger backrests, rear luggage rack and Tour Pak, all are quick release, $7,800, 760-938-2965. 12 2014 YAMAHA FJR 1300A sport/touring motorcycle, red, 2,200 miles, like new condition, lots of extras, call for info, $11,000 OBO, Mike, 760-8734649. 08

TOP NOTCH BARBER SHOP NOW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY MONDAY - FRIDAY 9AM - 5:30 SATURDAY 7AM - 11:30

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760-920-7790

2014 YAMAHA YZ450F, low hours, stored in garage, FMF header and silencer, $5,000 OBO, 989-506-2820. 10

LESS THAN 34,000 MILES, new oil, new front brake pads, new Dot 4, recent valve adjustment, new battery, hard cases 3, 2 have zippered bags inside, glove compartment lockable, approx 45 mpg, cruise, adj. fairing, heated hand grips, 4-spd trans., ABS, 760-582-0787. 10 HONDA THUMPER,1986 TLR Reflex 200 C.C. Tags are current, street legal Calif. New tires, carb,exhaust upgrade, beautiful bike in Indy, asking $2,200, Call Eddy 760-920-6629, 760-9150188, or 760-878 2194, x3340. 11 MOTORCYCLE TRAILER, single axle, open type trailer with rails for three motorcycles, made in 1997 by Yachtclub, $550 OBO, 760-937-2516. 11 2009 YAMAHA FZ1 4 cyl. motorcycle, has touring bags and top case mounted, serviced every 4K miles, has 28,000 mi. plus on it, $3,500 OBO, 760-387-2404. 12

Owens Valley Builder • Home Repairs • • Maintenance •

• New Construction • Remodels • Painting • Custom Carpentry

2013 FLHTK HARLEY Ultra Limited, 16K miles, dealer maintained, $13,500 OBO, can send pics, Dave 760-920-8113. 09

Recreational

RECREATIONAL

2005 CLASS C Itasca Winnebago, excellent condition, 35K miles, $28,000 OBO, 760-9201913. 13 TOYHAULER, 2019 SandSport 1915 LE, 26 foot, cargo space is 14 feet X 6 feet 5 inch. Will haul two quads or 4 pass Razor. $19,500, 760-258-7536. 12 2006 GULFSTREAM "B" Touring Cruiser motorhome, E-450 Ford Super Duty chassis, V-10, 6.8L engine, 44,356 miles, 3 slides, sleeps 6, auto leveling system, easy to drive, cruise control, PW, PDL, XLT Interior in front driving compartment, $37,000 or make offer. Call 760793-2320 or 760-873-1133. 11 TURBOKOOL evaporative cooler for RV or travel trailer, new/unusedm bought but it didn't fit our trailer, paid $600, selling $300, Jim 760-914-0780. 12 1985 CHEVROLET C30 motorhome, 27’, new transmission, needs a little TLC but in good shape, 6 wheeler 3500, text for pictures, 90K miles, 760-9204392. 13 2014 FOREST RIVER camping trailer, 24 ft., self contained, refrigerator freezer, 3 burner stove, single sink, tub and shower, roof air conditioning, sleeping for 6, queen bed, 3 bunk beds & table bed, 14 ft. awning, asking $13,500 OBO, Bill, 760-8721180. 13

TRAIL BREAKING Women's cross country skiis, step in skis, poles and 7.5 size boot, used three times, moving to no snow area, $100, 442-347-8576. 10 PALOMINO SS-550 CAMPER, fully loaded pop-up for short bed trucks, excellent condition with A/C Reico electric remote control jacks, sound system, 3 way refer, outside shower, hot water heater, built-in space heater w/ thermostat, lightly used, asking $10,000. Contact Rick 760-920-2917. 11 2009 PROWLER 275RLS Ultralight fifth wheel trailer, 30ft. total length,12ft slide out, #6900 dry weight, new tires, with new upgraded suspension, new 18ft. awning and recently purchased batteries, interior upgraded in 2019, covered when not in use, no damage or leaks, very nice unit. Honda EU2000 inverter/ generator included with full price offer of $15,500. Hitch and 2000 Ford crew cab 2wd. diesel truck also available. Located in Bishop. Cell 909-643-6125, ask for Jerry. ARB 82 QUART Fridge/ Freezer, 12 volt, AC, includes custom transit cover, low use, like new condition, $1,000, 760-920-2030. 09

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4 GENERAL ALTIMAX tires, 700 treadwear rating 205 60 r 16, like new, call chris, 760-784 4363, ordered wrong size a steal at $350 or make offer. 760-784-4363. 12 LOOKING FOR HELP getting my 1990 Saab 900 to run, has a stuck valve, Call James 760-8729753. 12 FORD SHOP AND owner’s manuals, 1971 Ford automobile, set of 6; 1986 Ranger, Bronco truck shop manuals, set of 2; 1992 Ranger, Explorer, Aero-star, set of 3; 1994 Explorer, Ranger, Aerostar, set of 2; Chilton truck and van repair manual, 19731980 ($15), $25 for each set of Ford manuals OBO for all. 760873-3283, leave msg. 10 JEEP OEM FOG LAMPS, fits 2004-2006 wrangler front bumperc 3 lamps availablec $20 ea, $50 for all. Call Mike 909630-9995. 12

KARGO MASTER full-size lumber/utility racks $400, fits full size truck bed (currently on a Dodge 2500 v10), 760-920-8030. 08

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HOBIE PRO ANGLER 14' kayak, 2015 model, very good condition $2,800, 760-920-2030. 10

1993 CHEVY pickup 4x4, no forward gears, 1995 Dodge Pickup 4x4, engine has rod knock, both in rough condition and for parts only, $250 each, located in Mammoth, 760-914-0349. 10

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SALOMON STEP-IN Snowboard, Vanns boots, 7.5, new helmet, iPod friendly, vented and new goggles, like new condition, make an offer, 442-347-8576. 10

2019 TOYOTA TACOMA, ridged 3 fold tonoue cover, brand new in storage, asking $350, Brian, 760914-2021. 12

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FRONT CHROME bumper, good condition, fits Chevy, GMC full size trucks years ‘73-’80, $50, 760-878-2075. 09

1998 CORVETTE, 50K miles, $16,000. 760-872-1547. 10

2005 FORD F-250 diesel 4x4, crew cab, 6 ft. bed, 107K miles, , Lariat pkg, 55 gal fuel tank, tool box, heated leather seats, power windows and seats, excellent condition with road miles only, $16,000, call Jim,760-475-7553.

2017 FORD FUSION Titanium E c o Boost, 6 sp auto, t u r b o charged, FWD, 4 cyl dual overhead cam, 24 m p g , Sony touch screen navigation system, Sony sound system, back up camera, remote start, push start, dial knob for gears, new battery 3/20 with 3 yr replacement warranty, great car, dependable, 49K miles, $15,000 OBO, call or text 661-645-2438.

1988 MERCURY 90 HP, 2 stroke outboard, "Tower of Power," was running as of last year. Had it on a 16’ boat, motivated to sell. Comes with new lift pump, asking $500 OBO, call or text Mike, can send photos, 805-452-7560. 13

2018 NISSAN Altima, black out and inside with premium leather like cloth seats, only 9,800 miles, Bluetooth, back up camera, remote start engine, accident alert system, 2.5S, FWD, automatic, Xtronic CVT, push to start, P/seat, clean title in hand, price under KBB for only $13,900, 760920-5567. 09

FISHING BOAt, 2012 Lowe 10 ft flat bottom boat and trailer, Honda 2 hr four stroke motor and accessories, used about ten times, like new, $2,000 OBO, call Curtis 760-934-1739. 11

SET OF STOCK RIMS but tires were changed to Cooper Discoverer stt pro 275-70-18, only have 2,500 miles on them, came off my 2019 Toyota Tundra Crewmax trd off road package, need them gone, $1,700 OBO, 760614-0319. 08 LT TIRES for sale, 2 fair condition BF Goodrich Rugged Trail T/A LT265/70 R17 load range E mud and snow rated, 1 very good condition Michelin LTX M/S LT265/75 R 16; also load range E and mud and snow rated on a steel rim 8lug 6-1/2" pattern, $25 for all three. Call Andrew, 310-8509947. 09

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1973 F250 Long bed, truck is straight and runs great, $3,250 OBO, can send pics, Dave, 760920-8113. 09

2002 JEEP GRAND Cherokee Laredo, originally owned by pro quarterback Tim Hasslebeck, 4 wheel drive, 6 cyl engine, automatic transmission, A/C, anti-lock brakes, electric sunroof, electric windows and door locks, cruise, CD player, 17" wheels, roof rack, trailer hitch, air shocks, 78K original miles, runs and looks like new, $7,500, 760-258-1056 or 760-920-2333. 08 2003 GMC 4x4 1500 truck, extended cab, 4 door short bed, automatic trans., P/S, P/brakes, P/W, P/DL, quadrasteer 4 wheel steering, leather power heated seats, A/C, tilt wheel, runs and looks great, $12,000, 760-2581076 or 760-920-2333. 12 2003 GMC YUKON, 170K miles, 4wd, good condition, seats 7, has trailer breaks for towing, 760937-3324. 11 2003 HUMMER H2, 142K miles, grill guard, Gobi roof rack w/ ladder and off-road lights, custom rock rails/steps, asking $11,000, 714-454-1194. 08

PIC PAID  PIC PAID  CLASSIC 1974 MERCURY Cougar, good condition, new tires, needs carbuerator, $2,500. Good restoration project. 760873-6406. 13(1) 1977 CJ7 JEEP, current registration, not running, 2 engines included, hard-top, 4-speed manual, rear locking differential, 4.10 gears, one piece rear axles, 6,000 pound winch, lift kit. 33" tires, asking $1,100, 714-4541194. 08 1994 CHEVROLET 1500 4x4 truck, 267K miles, engine rebuilt at 250K miles, needs minor bodywork, $3,800, 760-214-1870. 09 1997 DODGE RAM 1500 4x4 PU, owned since 2016, 6’ bed length, camper shell (watertight), stereo and speakers w/Bluetooth, runs great, 254K miles, in Rovana, have smog cert. and clean title, asking $1,800, offers considered. Call or text 717-580-2536. 1997 TOYOTA 4Runner SR5, V6 4wheel drive, new heads, radiator, rear brakes and battery, over 300,000 miles and cosmetic damage, drives well and is a 4x4, asking $1,500, text 760-2586802. 10

2003 GMC TAHOE, good condition, 4wd, 170K miles, trailer breaks added, seats 7, $5500, 760-937-3324. 11

2006 SUBARU B9 Tribeca, 234,100 miles, AWD, includes large Subaru roof rack storage bin, asking $4,500, solid, reliable car, call Kathy, 760-873-8167 or text to Cassie, 760-914-2564. 10 2007 MERCURY Mountaineer, 60K miles, premier, sport utility, AWD, V8, automatic, DVD system, CD multi-disc, leather seats, always garaged, asking $7,000, call Aaron at 760-920-0241. 09 2012 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN LT 4x4, 5.3 liter V-8, leather seats, in excellent condition, power & heated front seats, remote start, new tires, air filter, mass air flow sensor, spark plugs & wires, transmission cooler lines, fresh oil change and recently renewed registration, never used for towing, seating for 8, 91,800 miles, white with black interior, XM radio built in, asking $18,900 OBO, 760-914-2077. 11 2013 ACURA TSX 4 dr sedan, 4cyl, 2.4 liter, FWD, auto, 5 spd w/sport shift, 51,584K miles, P/S, P/W, P/DL, cruise, voice controlnavig., audio, Bluetooth hands free link & climate control, heated tan leather seats, back up camera, newer tires (14,700 miles), new battery, keyless entry, antitheft system, A/C, 1-owner, have all service records. Asking $20,500. Call/text 775-857-7676.

2019 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER TRD off road premium, 4WD with 10,160 miles, Toyota ExtraCare, heated leather seats, all-weather floor and cargo mats, moon roof, tow package, magnetic gray metallic, $37,000 OBO. Call or text 760-937-9121. 08

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SMALL FISHING BOAT: 12' Sundolphin, tough plastic composite, new, comes with MinnKota Endura trolling motor, 30 lb thrust, 30" shaft, new in box, deep cycle marine battery, brand new, and two Stearns flotation seat cushions, built in fishing rod holders, Motor mounts, front and rear, great for navigating small bodies of water, $700 FIRM takes the whole shebang. Bryan, 760878-8264. 12

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