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6B Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
"Where in
Cheryl Nicoles, of Quincy, took
a trip to Estes Park, Colo., for
a paranormal investigation of
the Stanley Hotel. As a para-
normal investigator, Nicoles
was there with the crew of
the show "Ghost Adventures"
from the Travel Channel.
Ruth Bright, of Clio, and Ursula Kleinhans, of Portola, enjoy a stay at Red Mountain Spa in St.
George, Utah.
For more photos,
see page 7B
Louise Young, of Quincy,
visited Strasbourg, France.
She toured the Cath6drale
Notre-Dame-de-Strasbourg,
"one of the most beautiful
gothic cathedrals in Europe."
Mike and Candy Putinta, of
Graeagle, decide to put down
the snow shovels and head to
Florida to visit Mike's sister
and brother-in-law. While
there, they visited Vero Beach,
Disney World and St. Augus-
tine. While in St. Augustine,
they visited the Alligator Farm
and other historic sites.
Family Dentistry
for Plumas County with a
Woman's Touch
Emily S. Herndon, DDS
• Graduate of Lama Linda University School of Dentistry
• Member American Academy of Oral Medicine
• Member Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dentl Honor Society
• Member American Dental Association
Beautiful, esthetic restorations utilizing the latest technology.
Crowns done in one day, preserving the maximum
amount of your natural tooth structure.
Emergencies accepted.
Emily S. Herndon, D.D.S.
431 W. MAIN ST., QUINCY (530) 283-1119
nnml Plumas County
Family-to-Family Education Program
FREE Education and Support for family members, partners and significant others of
individuals with Serious Mental Illness such as:
Major Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Schizophrenia & Schhtoeffective Disorder
Panic Disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
A series of 12 weekly classes structured to help caregivers understand and support, individuals with serious
men.tal illness while maintaining their own' well-being. The course' is taught by a team of trained NAMI volun-
teer family members who know what it's like to have a loved one struggling with one of these brain disorders.
There is no cost to participate in the NAMI-Plumas County Family-to-Family Education Program. We think you
will be pleased by how much assistance the program offers.
Classes start Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Work Connection "
1953 E. Main Street, Quincy
6-8:30pm
Seating is Limited This program is funded by the
Registration Required Mental Health Services Act thru
Stipends available for childcare and mileage Plumas County Mental Health
We Invite you to call Denise at 283.2997
for more Information, or e-maih namiplumas@yahoo.com
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Human Resources Management Service
1000 Locust Street, Reno, NV 775-328-1250
EOE
Diamond View VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic
Susanville, California
Providing primary health care services to
our veterans living in the Susanville area
Accepting employment applications:
Physician - BC/BE Internal Medicine - (recruitment incentive may be authorized)
A career with VA offers stable employment and a future that is challenging, satisfying, and
rewarding. Our excellent interdisciplinary patient-centered care environment includes learning and teach-
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generous comprehensive benefits package incJuding liability protection.
Visit www, reno.va.govlcareers for complete job announcements and to download application documents.
Fax completed, signed application documents, CV/resume to 775-328-1754
" Prov/d¢ Wor/d C/asa Care and Serv/ce t 4mer/ca Heroea
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OPEN SATURDAYS FOR ADOPTIONS ONLY 10am-2pm
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RANDY- Medium • Adult * Male
A lost soul, found as a stray. An older,
chubby neutered male--if you like the
breed this guy is worth coming to meet.
May not be good with all other dogs.
SPRING - Medium • Young ° Female
Spring is a young adult border collie,
less than a year old. She is very
sweet ind energetic and seems to
love the other dogs.
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Shelter hours are Monday, Wednesday &Friday 8om-5pm, closed 1-2pro for lunch and
closed weekends. P!umas Animal Servlces charges a $10 fee and license fees are $5 per year.
An officer will deliver a pet to the adopting party's veterinary of choice to have the animal
altered in completion of the adoption requirement. For more Information, call 283-3673 or visit
I o0e countyofplumas cam or pelflnder com.
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