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12 year old thoroughbred mare. Friendly, gentle personality. No bad habbits. Best for experienced rider. $300 541-708-0178

Registered Appaloosa, 16 hands, Chestnut, for pleasure, excellent for endurance, Medford, Ore. area, call for price, 541-324-9481

Registered quarter horse, 15.5 hands, great with kids, trained for pleasure and cattle. Medford Ore. area, call for price, 541-324-9481

Pinto stud, make offer Must sell due to health reasons. 541-855-5571

Call Jacques P. DePlois, Veterans Disability Bene

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FOUND Dog. Small, cream colored, neutered male on Pioneer Rd. call 531-5842

Found set of 3 keys on S. Pacific Hwy & S. Stage Rd, SO Media Group 776-4466

Woman's ring on 1/9/16 California St. Jacksonville. Identify to claim. 261-4103

Toyota hubcap found near Harry & David, 1/15, 541- 324-3817.

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Full-time self-starting Assistant Ranch Manager for 325 acre cattle ranch

in Eagle Point OR.Requires experience in

herd management, irrigation, property

maintenance, haying operations.

Valid ODL required. Send resume to

[email protected].

Temp Vineyard Workers Needed (30) 1/18/16 - 11/5/16. To by hand, prune, tie, remove suckers, leaves & hedge grapevines. Harvest grapes in 50 lb lugs. Work gloves and safety glasses provided. $11.33/hr. No cost housing for workers including US workers who can't reasonably return to perm residence at end of workday. Distant workers will receive transport & subsistence costs to work site at 1/2 contract. Corona Vineyard Mgt. Napa, CA send resume to: coronavine- [email protected]

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Bankruptcy $1,400. Includes filing fee.

Matthew G. Fawcett, Attorney. 541-779-4555

If you’re a junior in high school, you can join the National Guard through the Split Training Option and be back from Basic Combat Training in time for your senior year. Next year, you’ll be back in time for college. Joining the Guard will open many doors for you with benefits like college assistance and excellent training. Plus, it’s one of the best part-time jobs you can have while in high school.The 2016 Split Training Option season ends April 30. Applicants must be 17 years old and have parental consent prior to obtaining a contractual obligation. Eligibility restrictions apply. Contact your local National Guard Representative and secure your future now.

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Rogue Credit Union has several openings in our Risk Mngmnt.

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GEOFFREYZAKARIAN

Geoffrey Zakarian is an Iron Chef, restaurateur and TV personality who can currently be seen on the latest season of Food Networks “Top 5 Restaurants. ”

DID YOU KNOW- Born July 25, 1959.- The Worcester, Massachu

setts, native went to college as an economics major and, after graduatinq from the University of Massachusetts, planned to get a master's degree in business administration. While visiting France, he fell in love with food and decided he wanted to be a chef.

- In 1983, he Graduated from The Culinary Institute of America.

- He landed a job at Le Cirque after graduating in 1 9 8 1 , working for master restaurateur Sirio Maccioni. When he first applied for the job, he was told there were no openings - until he offered to work without pay. In five /ears, he worked his way up rom Pastry Sous to Chef de Cui

sine under Chef Alain Sailhac.- In 1987, he took his first turn

as Executive Chef at the legendary 21 Club.

- In 2001, Zakarian opened his first restaurant, Town, which was awarded Three Stars from The New York Times.

- He next opened Country, which was awarded a Michelin Star along with Three Stars from The New York Times.

- In 2006, Clarkson Potter published his debut book, "Geoffrey Zakarian's Town/Country," which

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was named Editor's Choice by The New York Times Book Review and was celebrated as "... one of the best cookbooks of 2006."

- He is an ubiquitous presence on television, whether he's qiv- ing a cooking demonstrationon ABC's "The Chew," sharing favorite dishes on Food Network's "The Best Thing I Ever Made," judging contests on Food Network's "Chopped" or battling other chefs - and the clock - on "Iron Chef America."

- In 201 1, he won the 4th season of "The Next Iron Chef: Super Chefs," earning him the title of Iron Chef.

- In 2014, he assumed the Role of Chairman of the food rescue organization City Harvest to lead its Food Council in fighting hunger in NYC.

- He and Sunny Anderson are currently hosting season two of "Top 5 Restaurants" on Food Network.

- He has three children and cooks them breakfast every weekday.

from the inside on »Planet Primetime’

Ask Karla Cavalli about her role as host of Travel Channel’s new series “Planet Primetime” and she’ll readily admit she’s a guinea pig.

“Oh, without a doubt, a thousand percent,” the actress, dancer and selfdescribed pop-culture addict says. “I am a guinea pig because I don’t know that anyone else in the world has actually done kind of some of the things that I have had the opportunity to experience, which were really incredible but also terrifying a lot of times.”

What she’s doing in the 14-episode half-hour series, which premieres with back-to-back episodes on Tuesday, Jan. 19, is exploring some of the most popular TV shows around the world from the inside, actually appearing on them, learning bits of the native language and performing things that can take her well out of her comfort zone.

Like, for instance, ice skating in Russia with Olympian Maxin Shabalin on a show called “Ice Age.”

“I had to learn how to ice skate and do a two-minute full routine with him in about three days with very little rehearsal and I hadn’t been on the ice since I was 12 years old maybe,” she says.

How did she do?“I will pat myself on the back and say I did really well,” Cavalli says. “I

was really beyond impressed with myself and really proud of myself. Because oftentimes on ‘Planet Primetime,’ I’m not given necessarily a lot of time. So whereas competitors who are on the show on a weekly basis get a week and 12 hours a day of rehearsal in order to nail a two-minute routine, I’m given like an hour a day for three days to try to work it out and look good. And the pressure,I think, that I put on myself is making sure that I represent the network, that I represent my family and I represent the country in a really positive light. And I want to perform well.”

The series also visits countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Israel and India, as well as the location for the premiere episode, Tokyo, where Cavalli appeared on the long-running game show “Gaki No Tsukai.” But in order to gain an understanding of what makes Japanese laugh, she first made a stop at that country’s famous NSC comedy school.

Turns out the Japanese love slapstick.“In Tokyo, everything was so perfect,” Cavalli says. “They live in this society

that really is immaculately clean, it’s very regimented, everybody knows their position and their job and it’s formal and polite and lovely. And then their television is oftentimes the total opposite of that. So I found that to be really fascinating about Japan. They’re really living vicariously, watching through their small screens as these comedians get really, really silly, which is the opposite of the formality of the country.”

bestof BEST TV MILLIONAIRES by jay bobbinJohn Beresford Tipton (voice of Paul Frees, "The Millionaire," CBS, 1955-60) He never was seen, but this character steered the onthological drama series by having his deputy (played by Marvin Miller) deliver a $1 million check to an unsuspecting person weekly.Jed Clampett (Buddy Ebsen, "The Beverly Hillbillies," CBS, 1962-71) After striking oil (or 'Texas tea") on his land, mountain man Jed "loaded up the truck and moved to Beverly" ... Hills, that is, where he and his clan were definite fish out of water in this classic sitcom.Amos Burke (Gene Barry, "Burke's Law," ABC, 1963-66; CBS, 1994-95) It's unlikely any actual Los Angeles police chief has lived in such high style, but Burke aid - driven to crime scenes by a chauffeur, no less - in the original version of this mystery that morphed into "Amos Burke, Secret Agent," then back to "Burke's Law" in a '90s revival.Walter Andrews (Walter Brennan, "The Tycoon," ABC, 1964-65): It didn't have anywhere near the run of Brennan's 'The Real McCoys," but this comedyThomas Banacek (George Peppard, "Banacek," NBC, 1972-74) The title insurance investigator's fee and success ratio enabled him to have a privileged lifestyle in Boston's Beacon Hill - and the series famously showed him rowing on the city's Charles River.Chester Tate (Robert Mandan, "Soap," ABC, 1977-81) The excesses of wealth were represented comedically in this serial spoof by this character, who was forever cheating on his wife ... having even been involved with her sister.J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman, "Dallas," CBS, 1978-91; TNT, 2012-14) So strong was the image of the ever-scheming Texas oilman that even after the character (and tne actor) died, he resurfaced on the revival of the serial via footage not used earlier.Jonathan Hart (Robert Wagner, "Hart to Hart," ABC, 1979-84) Despite his position as a corporate titan, Hart and his wife Jennifer (Stefanie Powers) just couldn't keep their noses out of mysteries ... a la Nick and Nora Charles in the 'Thin Man" capers.Blake Carrington (John Forsythe, "Dynasty," ABC, 1981-89) A more refined J.R. Ewing but equally ruthless when warranted, this Denver oil king had countless family dilemmas to contend with, not tne least of them being his spiteful ex-wife Alexis poan Collins).Matt Houston (Lee Horsley, "Matt Houston," ABC, 1982-85) Yet another character who made a killing in the Texas oil business, Houston spent his out-of-office time looking into other kinds of killings as a private eye. The last season saw him joined by a former television millionaire, Buddy Ebsen, playing his uncle.Todd Chrisley ("Chrisley Knows Best," USA Network, 2014-present) One of TV's most prominent current millionaires, the highly observant Chrisley ge

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One is a dedicated U.S. attorney, the other a self-assured hedge-fund titan ... and an insider-trading probe is about to make their worlds collide.

Premiering Sunday, Jan. 17, the Showtime drama series “Billions” stars two Emmy- winning veterans of cable: Paul Giamatti (“John Adams”) as nose-to-grindstone lawyer Chuck Rhoades, and Damian Lewis (“Homeland”) as charismatic financial wizard Bobby “Axe” Axelrod. When several questionable cases reveal Axe as their common link, Rhoades goes after him. Complicating the pursuit is the fact that Rhoades’ wife (Maggie Siff, “Sons of Anarchy”) is an employee and close confidante of Axe, whose savvy and loyal spouse is played by Malin Akerman (“Trophy Wife”).

With financial columnist and “Too Big to Fail” author Andrew Ross Sorkin among its creators and executive producers (along

with Brian Koppelman and David Levien), and Neil Burger (“Divergent,” “Limitless”) as another executive producer and the director of the first two episodes, “Billions” brings its two main protagonists together on screen only occasionally - as with a hushed but heated exchange between them in the debut.

“I cover this world, so I know what the perception is and what you read on the page about this world.” Sorkin says, “but when you get inside the room, of course, they become these much more layered, complex people. We spent a lot of time, both with people that I’ve covered over the years in the hedge-fund world (and) people in the legal world. So we sat at a lot of tables, and tried to spend a lot of time really digging in and getting under who these people are and what motivates them, what drives them ... what is this really all about.”

Though Axe displays a strong attitude, Lewis maintains much of his “Billions”

performance is achieved “by costume. We all decided, just because this guy has got lots of money, why should he walk around in $4,000 Brioni suits. Why doesn’t he just wear jeans, sneakers, T-shirts? He wears a necklace. He’s got a little Celtic cross on him, which you don’t see, but all of these things just help make him be a guy from his neighborhood who happens to have a lot of money. And that empowers him.

“But I think it’s important to stress (that) Bobby, he’s one of these guys who is quite empowered by a sense of himself anyway, without the money,” Lewis adds. “I think the money adds, obviously, but (were) just trying to tap into that neighborhood (feeling).”

In his first turn as a weekly series star, Giamatti may not have as flashy a role as the visibly determined Rhoades, but the actor gets his moments of controlled ferocity — particularly in talking about justice and the quest for it. (Just watch him dress down

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A long time ago in a galaxy... oh, you know all that. Let’s cut to the chase.“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is everything anyone could hope from a relaunch of

a franchise - and given “Creed,” too, that makes for a good track record for that movie phenomenon lately.

The new “Star Wars” harks back to the totally fun escapism the series originally had, as a new brigade of young warriors takes on the evil First Order, replacing the vanquished Empire. But they have very notable veteran help in Han Solo, played (of course) by Harrison Ford, and the impact of his entrance is something you should be in a packed theater to experience.

Wookie sidekick Chewbacca (with Peter Mayhew inside the costume again) is still with him, and director J.J. Abrams and the writers also redeploy Luke Skywalker and Leia smartly, as played again by Mark Hamill - who takes a while to turn up - and Carrie Fisher. The younger actors are impressive, too, including Daisy Ridley as sort of a female Luke named Rey and John Boyega as Stormtrooper turncoat Finn.

And it doesn’t stop there: Without Darth Vader around, Adam Driver (“Girls”) steps in effectively as First Order superior Kylo Ren ... who has a nemesis cut from Han’s cloth, Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac). Part of what’s so dazzling about this latest chapter is how nicely it merges ethnicities and demographics, not to mention species. When one thinks about it, though, the “Star Wars” always have excelled on those counts.

There’s even a newcomer among the robots, and early indications are that the ballbearing-like BB-8 is an immediate audience favorite the way R2-D2 and C-3PO were the first time around.

Naturally, there’s also a John Williams music score, which cleverly interpolates some of the original themes while also creating something fresh for the new iteration. Enlisting that is one of the many measures of how wise Abrams has been in weaving the proven with the untested here, a skill he also displayed in launching an updated “Star Trek.”

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It should go without saying that any dish containing bacon likely is not going to be dietetic.

In Nikki Dinki’s mind, those fried strips of salted, smoked pork are the biggest offenders in adding unnessary calories, and they’re exactly the type of thing she and co-host Bobby Deen are trying to replace in dishes in their series “Junk Food Flip,” which returns for its second season Tuesday, Jan. 19, on Cooking Channel.

“Bacon is one of those things that people seem to always throw it on top,” Dinki says, “and I think sometimes it’s wonderful, it’s valuable and bacon is delicious. But there are a lot of times that I look at a dish and I think ‘Was there bacon in there?’ ... I don’t think people quite understand how many calories they’re adding by ... adding those things.”

In the series, Dinki and Deen visit lower-end eateries in Southern California looking to create healthful versions of decadent dishes. Frequently, that means things like beef, pork and anything fried have got to go. In the end, the restaurant owners decide whether the new version is as good as the old. If it is, it goes on the menu. If not, they get a cash prize and bragging rights.

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“(It is) actually the highest-caloried thing we ran into Dinki says. “Besides the fun food, it was such a fun place and really just made for a really, really cool episode and a fun time. And I think one of the coolest things is that we were able to make something that was 550 calories that was comparable to what they were doing. And so it was probably the biggest (calorie difference) between doing our healthy version and their indulgent version, and we were able to cut the amount of calories and fat drastically”

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German made violin, niceshape with carrying case.$200, 541-855-1305.

Good Costume Jewelry.$75 for all. 541-500-1409

Jyoto fine china, 62 pieces,Japan, $85, 541-855-5354.


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La Patrie Etude, Beautifulhand made Guitar. $400obo. 541-664-8505

High qual. Ladies brownleather coat, l ike new,Large, $125, 541-282-9873

Ladies London Fog trench,zip out, size 6p, like new,$40, 541-858-3085.

Ladies wool coat, size 6,black, worn once, $35, 541-858-3085.

Large baby stroller w/bot-tom storage compartment,$35/obo, 541-324-3546.

Ralf Lauren, Floral, KingComforter set (2 shams & 1bedskirt). $125. 261-6860

Trunk full duck decoys,$100, 541-779-8525.

Miscellaneous

Lowrey sp ine t p iano ,w/bench, Model S-100,$150, 541-476-5857.

High quality Mens brownleather coat, l ike new,$125, 541-282-9873

Mens large black leatherjacket, great condition, $25,541-879-1209.

Mrytle wood burl clock,hand painted racoon, $175,541-779-2716.


New (w/tags) Girls size 4white sweater, retail $24,now $8 541-890-1814

New Ital ian coat, Al taModa, mens size 42-44,$75, 541-855-5354.

Portable Casio keyboard,mic outlet, exc. cond. $80,541-261-7189.

Queen Knee-high Air Mat-tress, Deluxe Quick fill. Getoff the Floor! $40 890-4408

Jacuzzi hot tub, w/cover,good condition, $400/obo.541-846-7731.

Rolling suitcase, New! $15;2 Mickey M. fishing poles,$10 ea; 773-6248 ext. 112

Three pair 32x30 FadedGlory Original jeans, $8each. 541-890-1814



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Miscellaneous

Two plots at Memory Gar-dens, w/burial vaults onArnold Lane. Currently val-ued at $9400, wil l sel l$4500, 541-773-4400.

Two ladies size 14 jeans( l i ke new) , $10 each541-890-1814

Two Omnichords in case,exc cond. $40 each obo541-512-0565

Two radiator heaters, Two-burner hotplate. $10 each,773-6248 ext #112

Vacuum HEPA bagless de-tach 7'hose like new, blkval. $338; $175 772-6968

Variety of luggage, greatcondition, $30/obo, 541-324-3546.

White, sleeveless, sequinsshirt. Size 10 Never worn.$50 cash only. 500-1765

Work & cold weather boots,steel toe, mens size 12 1/2,new, $50, 541-621-7030.

Yamaha EZ-20, elct key-board. Has all accessories$200 obo 541-664-8505

(Yamaha) portable key-board, stand/handbook,$275, 541-261-7189.

Sporting Goods

$100 off Bi-Mart "CascadePro" 9' pontoon boat. new,$200, 541-890-4131.

Bicycle - Ladies old-schoolSchwinn, excellent cond.$120. 541-482-2373

CW GunsmithingCertif ied professionalgunsmithing specializingin pistolsmithing and dis-counted firearm sales byappointment, quick turn-around. [email protected]

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Sporting Goods

K2 68 inch down hill skis.857 bindings. $50 541-482-8020

Marker down hill ski bind-ings. M6 twin cam $50541-482-8020

Marlin 17HMR bull barrel,w/3x9 scope, $350, 541-890-5274.

PARA 1911 Black Ops Re-con 9, 4.25" 9mm hi cap,nite sights $850 541-890-4542

Proform 520-E Eliptical, likenew, iPod-iFit compatible,$500, 541-210-4338.

Quad Rails for AR. 10" &7". $50 Call or Text 541-291-1709

Sig Brace, Tube, Springand Buffer for AR $90Text Call 541-291-1709

Snow skis, boots, andpoles, $40, 541-774-1975.

Snowboard w/boots & bind-ings, all like new, $100,541-665-3708.

Split bamboo 9' fly rod, insock wi th tube. $200541-855-1305

Springfield XDS-45 TwoTone. Call or Text 541-291-1709 $500 firm

Treadmill, Bowflex 7, $50,good condition, 541-773-9432.

WANTED: GUN STUFFReloading, ammo, bulletmolds, obsolete guns,

parts, books, etc.Reasonably priced.

541-218-0624

Let us help w/BackgroundChecks or transfer of yourfirearms! $25 for 1st gun,$15 ea. gun after! 541-690-1500

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Sporting Goods

Wanted: Guns!Legendary Arms buying &selling antique collectible &

sporting guns. 541-690-1500

Wanted to Buy

Timber or Timberlandwanted in SouthernOregon. Serious buyer

Call 541-761-9616

Wanted to buy al l un-opened packs and boxes ofsports cards. Will pay topdollar, Local 714-486-7816.

Wanted: Guns!Legendary Arms buying &selling antique collectible &

sporting guns. 541-690-1500

PETS

Pet Sales

A K C S T A N D A R DPOODLES, older puppies,very loving, males & fe-males, vaccinations com-plete, 2-year health guaran-t e e . w w w . O u r P o e t i c -Poodles.com 509-582-6027

10 week male English bull-dog puppies, AKC re-gistered, first shots, $2,000,text/call 541-261-4301. [email protected]

AKC GERMAN WirehairedPointer pups, males & fe-males, ready 1/25/16, re-serve yours now, very loy-al, 916-591-8813, 530-458-8813.

Border Col l ie , femalespayed, 13 years, greatwith kids and animals.Needs acreage or largeyard $100; 541-324-9481

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Chelsea Handler comes forth with this four-installment documentary series that drops on Netflix on Saturday, in which she explores a range of topics from marriage and drugs to racism and Silicon Valley. As always she’s her candid self, confronting these subjects head-on and having the hard conversations about things that aren’t easy to talk about.

“James Franco Series,” www.youtube.com/user/JamesFrancoChannel

That’s “series,” plural. The prolific actor and filmmaker combines with Maker Studios to produce four series appearing on YouTube and Franco’s Facebook page: “The Ultimate Evil,” based on the 1970s Son of Sam murders; “Winseburg,” a series of short films set in the same town; and the self-explanatory “Studio 4: Acting Competition” and “How to Shoot a Perfect Sex Scene.”

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Homes for Sale

3 bed/2 ba, corner lot, dblegarage, appliances, gasair/heat, in ground sprink-lers, patio, $210,000, 541-261-9943/541-826-5120.

Estate Sale, Brookings2 bed/2ba, 1196 sf home,.48 acres, nice ocean view,detached 22x24garage/shop, ample rv/boatparking, on quiet cul-de-sac, all appliances in-cluded, major furniture in-cluded, $238,500, DavidCrosby, Trustee.

541-847-5371

Custom HomeEast Medford. 4 bed/3.5ba, 3,000sf. Possible own-er carry at $2,260/month.541-779-4748.

Land for Sale

ARIZONA SUNSHINE: 2acres only $3995, $95down. Easy terms, warmwinters. 928-753-7125.www.landarizona.com

Open House

Open HouseSat & Sun 10-3pm 2922Bailey Ave. ImmaculateE Medford. 3 Bed/2 Bath$335,000 541-414-8707

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RENTALS

Apartments Furnished

YAKIMA: AFFORDABLEliving! Yakima, WA. Down-town, furnished studios,rent $345+, all utilities in-cluded, refrigerator, mi-crowave, twin bed, dresser,bus line, secure access,mini storage available. 509-248-2146

Commercial & Industrial Property for Rent

Eagle Point down townstore front. 725 square feet+-. Good location. Waterpaid. $500/mo. 209-892-2594, 209-541-6212.

TRANSPORTATION

Antique Classic Cars

1984 5.0 foxbodymustang, t-topsnew interior strongengine, new brakes,needs some body work$9,000 obo.please leavemessage 509 250-0086

Auto Parts & Accessories

03 Ford factory wheels,LT285/75RHS tires, Toyos,fair cond., $250/obo, 541-821-1266.

Auto Parts & Accessories

195/60R15 studded tires,good, 4 hole rims, lugs 23/4" center, $140/obo, 541-821-1266.

2 tires, 2157014, $20/both,541-690-6126.

Four 265/70/r17 Winter Catmounted studded tires,used for 2 weeks, paid over$1000 Only $500 899-3667

4 Bridgestone dueler AT255/70/r17, 60%, w/rimsfits Ford. $200 899-3667

Tire chains for 15", AlpinePremier $50 used once.call for sizes, 773-4299

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Auto Services

GREYBACKTRANSMISSIONS

Budget prices, quality re-builds. Specializing in USA-made trucks (auto-matics)w/upgrades.

541-597-2988

Autos for Sale

1977 Datsun pick up, runs,needs a little tlc, $350, 541-608-0710.

2006 Chevro le t HHRleather, Burgundy color,heated seats, Sirius radio,79k mi, garaged, $6,900541-727-7533 or 778-1859

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Autos for Sale

'87 Chevy Celebrity w/DieHard engine, 4 cycl., reallynice, $500, 541-930-0615

Automotive Wanted

Ashland. NEED VEHICLE!Exchg hm improve svc. Prf.SUV or Trk. 541-499-9083

Wanted '92 - '94 Toyota2wd PU 541-890-3062

Motor Homes & RVs

Colibert Gooseneck Ad-apter Hitch $195 541-772-1064

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Motorcycles & Mopeds

Motorcycles & Mopeds

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Harley-Davidson 2000-2006 soft tail motorcyleseat, $90, 541-879-1209.


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