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For a limited time, the California Smokers’ Helpline is sending callers from Glenn County free nicotine patches. Eligible tobacco users who call 1-800-NO-BUTTS and enroll in the free telephone-based quitting program will receive a free two-week starter kit of patches, while supplies last.

The free patches will be distributed on a first-come, first served basis.

OHS Class of ’81 reunion set

The Orland High School Class of 1981 is holding its 30th reunion at 6 p.m. on Oct. 21 at Rolling Hills Casino in Corning.

Tickets to the reunion are $50. Make checks payable to Orland Reunion 1981 and mail to 110 Park place, Millbrae, CA, 94030.

A block of rooms at The Lodge, next to the casino, are available at a discount. For room reservations, call 530-824-3220 or 800-522-1555. tell them it is for the Orland High Class of 1981 reunion.

For more information, write to or on Facebook go to Orland 1981 Reunion Group.

Glenn HS 50th reunion nears

The graduating class of 1961 from the Glenn County High School will celebrate their 50th class reunion beginning at 2 p.m. Sept. 17. at the Willows Elks Lodge, 150 S. Shasta St. The class extends an invitation to all family, friends and former Glenn County High School graduates to a social get-together. Class members will then gather for a picture at 6 p.m., followed by a catered dinner at 7.

For more information, call Linda (Case) Corbin at 934-5126 or Norma (McLain) Benamati at 934-5365.

Donations sought for troops

The American Legion Post 34 is gathering personal items to be sent to our troops in Afghanistan and are seeking donations or monetary contributions. a sample of items requested are unscented baby wipes; pens, pencils, paper, envelopes and post cards; toiletry items; dark sun glasses; jerky, snacks and Power Bars; instant coffee, tea and Gatorade packets, hand sanitizes and SPF 45 sunblock; sand colored cotton socks, paperback books and magazines.

Items can be picked up or delivered to John Hursey at 329-6713. Donations may also be dropped off at the Willows Chamber of Commerce, 118 W. Sycamore St., Willows.

It is hopeful that enough items will be donated with which to ship four or more boxes of supplies on Sept. 30.

9-11 remembered

A 10th anniversary memorial ceremony to remember the 9-11 attacks and those who died will begin at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 11 at the Orland fire Hall on fifth Street.

The event will begin with ringing the fire hall bell and a reading of the time and number of fatalities of the first attack on the World Trade Centers.

Then, a VFW color guard will lead a procession to Library Park, where local veterans and others will read the other events of that fateful day.

The ceremony will include patriotic music, concluding with Taps. There will be no speeches.

The Glenn County Democratic Central Committee is the sponsor of the event.�

HOUSEHOLDERS are now able to place aluminium foil products in their blue box for glass and cans as part of South Lakeland District Council’s kerbside collection service.

Residents are being asked to make sure they always wash their kitchen foil thoroughly before recycling.

As well as foil cartons, people will also be able to recycle other aluminium products including milk bottle tops, barbecue and freezing trays, cigarette and tobacco foil and screw top lids from wine bottles “We are working hard to ensure residents are able to recycle more products on their doorstep,” said Coun Clare Feeney-Johnson, portfolio holder for Environment and Sustainability. “The council is aiming to reduce the amount of waste going in the grey household waste bin and then onto landfill.

“Residents already recycle and compost over 43% of the waste generated in the district, so the more waste we can divert from landfill the better.”

SLDC has recently added envelopes to the list of products that can be recycled. it has also made it easier to recycle paper and cardboard at the recycling banks, as the banks now accept a mix of paper and card and the council’s contractors do the sorting later.

The council has also removed the need to separate different colours in the glass recycling banks, which means they are now emptied when the entire bank is full. This has helped to reduce the number of journeys needed to empty the banks, reducing the number of vehicles on the road and cutting the council’s carbon footprint.

it has a card, cd and little notebook in it, can i put it in my mail box or do i have to send it to the post office? and how many stamps do i need if im sending it to virgina from newyork

You can just put it in your mailbox. if you have a scale you can weigh it. Then go to USPS.com and click on 'calculate postage' and enter the weight and it will tell you how much postage you need.

Hello,

I'm looking for some nice and of course cheap Brown Paper Bags Envelopes Lined inside..
I looked everywhere on the internet but didn't find anything yet..
It is for someones wedding, so she would like normal size one and small for the respond cards..

She wants to make it look ecologic so if you have any other idea, feel free to suggest them to me..

Thank you very much

Andrea

this is a couple sites with recycled paper for envlopes

I found paper lined bags and envelopes

papermart.com/Search%20Pages/…

papermart.com/Product%20Pages…

I order my favor boxes from them

dollar store party store

I would like to use that type of packaging for my own retail business.

whoa this i do not now.

LinkedIn shares more than doubled in price in their first day of trading, valuing the annoyingly pointless social network at more than $US8 billion. Now that the social networking bubble has reached the masses, it isn’t just annoying, it’s dangerous.

From an offering price of $US45, LinkedIn shares rose as high as $US122.70 and have now settled down to around $US110. Why is this insane? well, to justify present worth of roughly $US8 billion, LinkedIn will not only have to keep gouging corporate and business customers with access fees, but gouge far more of them, “from a few thousand customers today to tens of thousands“. Yet users aren’t visiting the site as often as LinkedIn would like, probably because it is clogged with annoying, friend-spamming careerists no one wants to deal with and because, unlike with Facebook, there’s not much reason to come back to the site once you’ve set up a profile.

Until now, the nutso nosebeed overvaluations of companies like Twitter and Facebook were problems only for the wealthy investors able to get a piece of the privately held startups, and perhaps for the occasional pension fund . Now that LinkedIn has become “NYSE: LNKD,” it’s a problem that will be shared by mutual funds shareholders, individual public stock investors and, potentially, anyone depending on the good fortune of said equity holders. welcome to the beginnings of systemic risk.

[Chart, top, via Yahoo Finance]

I ship items every once in a while, and i want to know the cheapest form, weather it be usps,ups or fed ex. I ship both small and large padded envelopes along with small boxes, nothing ever weights more than 10lbs. This will be very helpful, thank you.

USPS is usually the cheapest. both FedEx and UPS offer ground shipping at reasonable rates. I usually prefer the Post Office but I have used UPS because there are UPS stores that are open late.