The
Directory:
• Welcome!
• Children's Services
• Clothing
• Food
• Health, Body and Spirituality
• Home and Garden
• Language and Travel
• Music, Art and Craft
• Odds and Ends
• Office and Organization Services
& Supplies
• Student
Services & Education
• Transportation and Recreation
• Personals
• Events
June/July 2005
Dear
Humboldt Community,
Happy Solstice! Welcome to the June/July issue of the Humboldt Exchange!
This issue is pretty full so in order to save space we will keep it brief and just share some announcements:
• There are now two places where you can purchase food using the Community Currency! Green Life Evolution Center in Blue Lake will be accepting $5 of Community Currency on all purchases in June and July (see page 4 for more information). Loving Earth Gardens in Arcata will be accepting 20-50% Community Currency on all purchases at their roadside stand (see page 5 for details). Please make sure to patronize these local businesses and let them know how much you appreciate their participation in this project.
• Our business packets are complete! If you own or work for a business that is interested in finding out more about how to participate in this project, please give us a call and we will mail you a packet. If you aren't a business owner but you know of a business that you think would be interested, please let us know and we will send you a packet to take in as a customer and friend. This project is all about building community so please help us out by letting the businesses you patronize know that you'd like to see them accepting Community Currency.
• Starting in June we will be offering a monthly Pancake Breakfast! The Breakfast will be the 3rd Sunday of the month, from 10am - noon , beginning June 19th. This will be an opportunity for those of you involved in this project to meet each other, and meet those of us who coordinate this project. Folks who aren't yet participants but who want to learn more are welcome to come too. Bring your friends, neighbors and family members - children are welcome at these events! If you have goods for which you are willing to accept Community Currency, feel free to bring them and if you offer services please bring your business cards or other information about what you offer. This is a chance to eat good food, hang out and talk informally about this project and where you'd like to see it go. The cost is $5 Community Currency (you can buy CC at the door if you don't have any) and they will take place at the Democracy Unlimited Headquarters: 1402 M Street, Eureka (corner of 14th & M). If you'd like to help us cook breakfast or clean up please give us a call!
• Starting in June we are going to stop holding regular office hours on Monday evenings. You can still always stop by during Democracy Unlimited office hours: Tuesdays (noon-3pm), Wednesdays ( 3-6pm ), Thursdays ( 5-8pm ) or by appointment during the rest of the week. We still welcome volunteers during these office hours and to help with other tasks - please call us if you're interested in helping out.
• The Humboldt Exchange is looking for a new layout and graphic designer. After over two years of hard work, our designer Heather Ault is retiring from the project. We're going to miss her superb sense of style that has brought you issue after issue of beautiful directories and a fantastic website. Our hope is to find someone with graphic design experience but we don't necessarily need a pro. Heather has offered to help train this new person, which would be a great experience. She is one of the best computer teachers this area has to offer! If you're interested in finding out more about this volunteer position please give us a call or drop an email. And thanks to Heather for all her hours of hard work on this project!
We hope you enjoy this issue of the Humboldt Exchange directory. Please let us know if you have suggestions for improvements. We're succeeding with our goal to add one business each issue (this time we have two!) Please help us maintain this goal by suggesting other businesses you think would be interested and by talking up this project wherever you go - don't leave home without your Community Currency bills!
In each other we trust!
Heather, Yvonne, Ryan, Squiggy and Kaitlin
Humboldt Exchange Community Currency Collective
= This person is willing to accept ALL Community Currency as payment for
this item or service.
Children's Services
Offered
Childcare. June through August. Lots of free time and experience. Sarah. 442-1290
Flannel
baby blankets. 100% cotton. Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252.
Occasional
childcare provided. Good references. Open to trade for your
skills/services. Susan. 826-0515
T utor
for writing. Experienced with all ages and experience levels.
Yvonne. 443-3944
Clothing
Offered
Fabulous
brightly colored silk shirt, vintage Emilio Pucci. goes to highest bidder.
Spike. 445-5853
Wanted
Wool socks. Ryan. 496-6485
Trade
Group of women to plan and execute clothing exchange. Sarah. 442-1290
Food
Offered
Eight quart Aeturnum pressure cooker. Linda. 822-6425
Learn how to make your own vegan yogurt with oats and seeds. Aaron. 822-2288
Non-cooking Class. "Live Preserving Through the Harvest Season" - Get the most from your garden's (or CSA or Farmers Market) harvest. You will learn to make fresh, raw fermented berry preserves, salsa, dill pickles, chutneys, beverages, and more! Live culturing is the artesianal and alchemical process of food preservation that enhances flavor while increasing nutritional quality of raw foods. Six month series - June through November once a month. Jennifer, CN. 840-9401
Organic farm internships at Confluence Nature Farm. We have hosted a world-class group of interns for the past several years, dedicated to cutting edge solutions for our food system. Extensive archives of organic literature and leadership from one of the organic pioneers in Northern California . www.wwoofusa.org and www.organicvolunteers.com
Organically grown vegetables. Linda. 822-6425
Taste the vitality of fresh hand milled flour. Any grain or bean. Aaron. 822-2288
Universal Community Supported Agriculture Working Groups. Seeking local/regional solutions for farmers and consumers to share and distribute food and farm products economically and ecologically, augmenting local farmers' markets, and facilitating farm conversion to primary local marketing. George. synergy67@hotmail.com
Years of bartending skills/experience. Mark. 442-1290
Wanted
Edible mushrooms. Ryan. 496-6485
Food dehydrator. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Goat milk and cheese, from happy local goats. Yvonne. 443-3944
Locally laid free range organic eggs. Aaron. 822-2288
Organic free range duck eggs, soy free. Linda. 822-6425
Trade
Homemade organic goodies. David. 616-3641
Health, Body and Spirituality
Offered
Aerobic
exercise machine. Free! Michael. 822-5391
Enjoy a good massage this week. Certified Massage Therapist. Gretchen Schuster. 445-5853
Free Che Gong and Meditation. Dafa style. Bill. 441-6720
Greetings, I am Little Bear. I will be having free discussions on topics such as Native American Spirituality, Metaphysics, and Quantum Physics at Sequoia Park in Eureka in the meadow near the duck pond from 2 PM to 5 PM on SOME Sundays. Come and join us. Call, or email me in advance to find out which Sundays we will be there. Bring your own chair (the ground may be wet), your own beverage and a healthy snack to share. 707-442-0600 or littlebear@mauweema.com. Blessings to you all.
Holistic nutrition consultation . Xandra. 441-0702
Kung Fu instruction. Soft style. Bill. 441-6720
Nutritional Counseling, Diagnostic Testing, "Living Alkaline Water." Linda , NC . 822-6425
SOY: is it really healthful? Some new research. Jennifer, CN. 840-9401
Therapeutic massage. Caring professional and all around fun person. CMT specializing in head, neck, jaw pain, Swedish Myofascial/Deep tissue, and elderly massage. Integrated massage perfect for every individual body. Sliding scale available. Elle. 441-3810
Wanted
Bodywork, massage. Linda. 822-6425
In home care attendant. 3 hours weekly. Bobstad. 476-8557
Looking for massage practitioners interested in a shared massage studio rental. Gretchen. 445-5853
Occasional haircuts needed by someone skilled at cutting long hair. Susan. 826-0515
Seeking person of 130 lbs. or less to occasionally walk on my back. Fhyre. 826-7367 or fhyre@lycos.com
Someone to teach us contact yoga. Mark and Sarah. 442-1290
Yoga teacher for private training. David. 616-3641
Trade
Have table-will trade massage: female partners preferred. Michael. 822-5391
Massage therapy trade. David. 616-3641
Will trade lessons in organic gardening for massage or other healing body work. Andy. 826-0533 or andysorganic@hotmail.com.
Home and Garden
Offered
Appliance sales, service, rentals and recycling. Bill. 441-6720
Avant Gardening: Design, planting, maintenance and more ! Mark. 442-1290
Bonsai trees and mini zen gardens. Gabe. 677-3733
California
King mattress, two box springs, frame and linens. Craig. 822-9631
Can provide some plants and advice for gardening needs. Nezzie. 445-5883
Chest of drawers. Heather. 825-0905
Electric
tillers for sale or rental - powerful enough to start a new
garden. Doug. 677-3043
Electrical work. Licensed. Roger. 826-9901
Fhyre for Hire: Painting, gardening and other handyman services. 826-7367 or fhyre@lycos.com
Floor
sanding, stripping, and finishing advice. I can show you how
to use a drum sander on redwood floors and other joys of making your old
floors pretty - even if they're currently covered by linoleum. Kaitlin.
476-8502
Garden help. Hannah. 442-5109
General handyman service. Bill. 441-6720
Handyman for hire. Carpentry, painting, roofing, remodeling, etc. Will accept $10 US + $5 CC per hour. Dan. 839-0984
Hauling, gardening (weeding) and more. Lisa. 443-2749
Heater. Almost new. Heather. 825-0905
Heirloom Garden Seeds from Synergy Seeds. Also available at NEC store. Our 15th year serving the Northcoast region with homegrown and organic seed selections for gardeners and small farmers. www.synergyseeds.com
Homely comfy clean couch. $20 obo. Bobstad. 476-8557
Interior Painting with eco-friendly products. 20 years experience. Linda. 822-642
Landscape/Gardener. 10 years experience, long-bed truck and the right tools for the job. Maintanence, and/or landscaping. Specialize in rock work and heavy-duty weed and briar clean-up. Will accept 25% CC. Orion Waters. 668-4388
Lawn care. Paul. 822-2556
Nature Farming and Seed Saving Workshops at Confluence Nature Farm. Now ranked in the top dozen of North American seed companies for preserving unique and threatened heirlooms. We empower gardeners and small farmers to develop a locally sustainable/permacultural production system. George. synergy67@hotmail.com
Organically grown heirloom tomato plants. Linda. 822-6425
Pruning fruit trees. Paul. 822-2556
Retired gifted organic farmer available to advise home gardeners and farmers in all aspects of food production including what and how to grow for optimal nutrition and flavor. Andy. 826-0533 or andysorganic@hotmail.com.
Solar electric installation. Roger. 826-9901
Some home and garden projects. Good consultation and hands on. Nezzie. 445-5883
Stainless steel pressure cooker. 4 quarts $50. Bobstad. 476-8557
Strong hands to build what you need. Mark. 442-1290
Teak coffee table. 49" L X 29¼" W X 19" H. Craig. 822-9631
TV. Works as monitor for VCR. Heather. 825-0905
Use of
rototiller. David. 476-8502
Windows from an old victorian. Good for greenhousing your planter boxes. Peabody . 445-5853
Yard cleaning. Paul. 822-2556
Wanted
Advice on raising chickens in Eureka . In city limits. Ideas about breeds and coop making welcome too. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Angora Male to mate or to keep. Doug. 677-3733
Backhoe/cat driver for concrete footer removal. Call with price. Gretchen. 445-5853
Beautiful rug in good condition for small living room. Susan. 826-0515
Chickens. Any type or age. Doug. 677-3043
Cooking "island" (on wheels) for kitchen. Ideally wooden with some drawers or shelves. Susan. 826-0515
Couch in good shape. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Cut flowers. Hannah. 442-5109
Delivery and one day's use of a chipper. Mitch. 677-0762
Dirt for my garden beds. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Help move my lumber? Pull the blackberries? Help? Gretchen. 445-5853
Four nice wooden chairs for our kitchen table. Susan. 826-0515
Fresh feverfew. Jared. 442-5109
General yard work. Nezzie. 445-5883
House cleaner. David. 616-3641
I need some studio space. Happy to share bigger space. Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252
I'm looking for a little Persian or natural fiber rug. Aaron. 822-2288
I'm looking for a room in a house. I'm interested I casual communal living, vegan/veg, shared meals and cocktails, gardening, dance parties, sewing parties. I'm looking for folks who plan on being in Humboldt for a while. I can move Aug. or Sept. Thanks!! Simone. 825-6906
Japanese maple sapling for garden. Michael. 822-5391
Large, flat rocks, river rocks, whole bricks, etc. for landscaping. Susan. 826-0515
Looking for help with concrete work. Nezzie. 445-5883
Need edible native plants (or just good tips) for permaculture garden. Dan. 839-0984
Nice, standing wooden bookshelves. Susan. 826-0515
Others interested in starting a tools co-op. Mitch. 677-0762
Outdoor plants, flowers, herbs in big pots or as starts. Trailing, trellising, fragrant especially! Susan. 826-0515
Red worms for vermicomposting. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Queen size bed. Craig. 822-9631
Seeking long-term (one year or more) house-sitting or care-taking position. Fhyre. 826-7367 or fhyre@lycos.com
Sofa bed. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Small coffee table. Craig. 822-9631
Snail abatement. Barriers haven't worked, and Sluggo seems to kill worms too. Any suggestions? Sara. 825-0822
Queen-sized bedframe. Fred. 445-5853
Trade
Garden space in Bayside available. Trade for veggies. Michael. 822-5391
Invasive species eradication. Got Broom, Got Ivy - call HART. Doug. 677-3043
Will trade lessons in organic gardening for massage or other healing body work. Andy. 826-0533 or andysorganic@hotmail.com.
Language and Travel
Offered
Conversational French. Individual or groups. Mark. 923-2366
Wanted
Seeking a few basic lessons in Arabic language. Susan. 826-0515
Music, Art and Craft
Offered
Album art. Specifically musician portraits. Hannah. 442-5109
Alto Saxophone with case! Needs a good cleaning. Aaron. Free! 822-2288
CD's and cassettes. Rock, metal, dance, classical. Jared. 442-5109
CDs for the local jam band PAPA BEAR. Ten all original songs + a killer 11-minute jam. Support local musicians! $10 CC. Dan. 839-0984
Custom electric guitars made to fit your playing style and aesthetic sensibilities. Options include eco-friendly woods, Piezo pickups and MIDI -compatible electronics. Dan. 839-0984
Darkroom enlarger. Old but still works. Heather. 825-0905
Fender-Rhodes 73 stage model Mark 1A electric piano. $400. Bobstad. 476-8557
Knitting lessons. Xandra. 441-0702
Mentoring in GarageBand. Michael. 822-5391
PA system for your event. Ryan. 496-6485
Piano accompanist for projects/performances related to peace and justice. Free! Susan. 826-051
Wanted
I'm interested in starting a weekly drum and percussion circle or joining an existing one. Ginger. 362-0695
Inexpensive piano bench. Mitch. 677-0762
Looking for another beginning musician to practice with. I am a beginning cellist. Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252
Mentoring/trouble shooting in Final Cut Pro and Dreamweaver. Michael. 822-5391
Need to get rid of those records you never listen to? Give me a call. Aaron. 822-2288
Piano teacher for adult novice, Arcata or north. Mitch. 677-0762
Seeking musicians for jazz music. I play bass. Mark. 442-1290
Sewing machine. Must include instructions. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Smaller piano for apartment. Michael. 822-5391
Tutor for outdoor photography. Intermediate/advanced. Heather. 825-0905
Violin teacher for three year old boy. Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252
Want someone with lots of patience to teach me guitar. Nezzie. 445-5883
Trade
Books trade and literature discussion. Sarah. 442-1290
Odds and Ends
Offered
Back issues of People's Weekly World (to '94). Free! Bobstad. 476-8557
Can provide tutoring in English, Social Science and more. Nezzie. 445-5883
Democracy and corporate rule resources and education. Some are FREE. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Fhyre for Hire: Grant writing and fundraising; painting, gardening and other handyman services. 826-7367
Ideas. Lisa. 443-2749
"Know your Rights" assistance. David. 476-8502
Lending library full of books on all aspects of social change. Only $10/year to check out as many books as you want. (Will take 1/2 community currency for the subscription fee.) Library is free to Democracy Unlimited members. Come see: 1402 M Street, Eureka . Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Mysterious
adventure. Spike. 445-5853
Wanted
Anarchist literature. Jared. 442-5109
Are you an anti-capitalist? Do you have a vision of what it would look like if we won? Tell me. Fred. 445-5853 or firecircus@hotmail.com
Donate your social change books to our lending library. Let others benefit from the wisdom in your old (or new) books. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Outreach help in So. and Mid. Hum. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Seeking partners with web design, bookkeeping, shipping/receiving and office/general management skills for a worker-run small business venture. Also seeking start-up funds. This project is designed to create dozens of jobs and bolster the sales of sustainably-made, mostly cottage-industry-made products in Humboldt County to people living outside of the area. Fhyre. 826-7367 or fhyre@lycos.com
People with skills! Share a skill with fellow community members - pass on your knowledge. July 16 & 17 Democracy Unlimited Skillshare. Call 269-0984 to find out more.
Volunteers. All kinds of tasks and projects for different experience levels and interests. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Office and Organization Services & Supplies
Offered
Adobe Photoshop touch up and organization. Lisa. 443-2749
Basic bookkeeping with Quick Books. Business or organization/non-profit. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Best Rates Communications Services. I am a communications specialist, I can help you lower your monthly bill(s), as well as help you find fitting communications solutions for your home and/or small business. Including best rates long-distance (2.7Cents/min.), Voicemail, 800#\'s, unlimited broadband long-distance and much more. Free half-hour consultation. $20/hr for complicated set-ups. Will accept 50% in CC or trade. Orion Waters. 668-4388
Bookshelf in good shape. Heather. 825-0905
Business and advertising skills. Sarah. 442-1290
Can help with office work and some computer work. Nezzie. 445-5883
Check out Electronics Restored for low cost computers. Coming soon we will have available, at low cost, computers with pre-installed Linux and firewalls. 707-441-0700 or 317 W. 7th St , Eureka (across the street from the Grocery Outlet). 11 AM - 5 PM Mon-Fri and SOME Saturdays.
Database development, custom programming. 20+ years experience. Mitch. 677-0762
Desktop publishing and design. Adobe In-Design letterheads, pamphlets and brochures. Lisa. 443-2749
Ecommerce websites. Accept credit cards, sell to the whole world. Mitch. 677-0762
Executive office chair. $5 obo. Bobstad. 476-8557
Fhyre for Hire: Grant writing and fundraising. Fhyre. 826-7367 or fhyre@lycos.com
Filing
cabinet. Two drawers. Faux wood. $5 CC. Hannah. 442-5109
Graphic design. Greeting cards, letterhead, business cards. Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252
Freelance writer. Hannah. 442-5109.
Humboldt Area Restoration Teams (HART) Needs a Paid Outreach Coordinator. Doug. 677-3043
I am a good editor/writer. Need help? Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252
I can design business forms. Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252
I will prepare applications to bureaucracies for you. Lia. 882-3414 or 407-6252
Illustration and graphic design. Event posters, flyers, biz cards, signs, t-shirts, etc. Dan. 839-0984
Install
Open Office on your business's or organization's computer. Instead
of buying Mirco$oft Office. Mitch. 677-0762
Experienced in a variety of hand and computer media. Dan. 839-0984
Facilitator
for meetings, etc. Experienced. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Laminated name tags, ID badges. Work or special events. Lisa. 443-2749
Law library orientation. David. 476-8502
Letters and documents, MS Word. Lisa. 443-2749
Lexis-Nexis
web law research access. Yvonne. 443-3944
Logo design/illustration. Hannah. 442-5109
Macintosh
17" Monitor. Free! Michael. 822-5391
Meeting/workshop
space in Eureka . Comfortably
seats 10. Good light and pleasant atmosphere. Kaitlin. 476-8502
Organize
your files, help you set up a filing system . Yvonne. 443-3944
Printer Deskjet 820Cse w/extra ink cartridges. Heather. 825-0905
Professional MS PowerPoint presentations. Lisa. 443-2749
Proof reading and copy editing by retired lawyer. Mark. 923-2366
Pre-paid Nokia cell with 200 minutes. Ryan. 496-6485
Published writer available to write or edit manuscripts or copy of any length. (Advice is free). Dan. 839-0984
Switch your business's or organization's computers to Linux. Free yourself from Micro$oft. Mitch. 677-0762
Web development
and hosting for individuals and nonprofits. Mitch. 677-0762
Wanted
Desk. Wood preferred. David. 476-8502
Donated office supplies. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Mac help! With software oddities and memory, tutoring, perhaps hardware too. Sara. 825-0822
Fundraising event coordinator. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Grant writers. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Interns. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Looking for computer skills assistance. Retail web-site design, photo shop and or Illustrator, converting Hi-8 into digital with VIVO, Digital recording (I have mini disc). Other useful computer help. Orion Waters. 668-4388
Mac tutoring for computer dummy. David. 476-8502
Seeking info about or actual good-quality voice recognition software for a PC. Fhyre. 826-7367
Seeking partners to plan the creation of the First Annual Coastal Communities Conference. To share information and local solutions for such issues as sustainable and appropriate jobs, a living wage, reclaiming the environment, standard and alternative transportation, regional food sustainability, affordable and alternative housing, building visionary communities and so on. Fhyre. 826-7367
Web design and server space for enviromental website. Doug. 677-3043
Wooden desk hutch - or whatever you call those cubbies that sit on top of desks. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Writers. Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Transportation and Recreation
Offered
'84 Mazda. Transmission almost gone. Good for parts. Heather. 825-0905
Auto detail and minor repair. Bill. 441-6720
Backpack. Internal frame, Jansport Day pack. Linda. 822-6425
Bicycle Rack for truck with hitch. Holds three bicycles. Linda. 822-6425
Flatbed trailer, 4X12 feet. $100 obo. Will accept ½ CC. Dan. 839-0984
Have some yard games to share. Like croquet, baseball and toss game. Nezzie. 445-5883
Kayak. Older version. Heather. 825-0905
Lightweight solo backpacking tent, Eureka . Linda. 822-6425
Men's rollerblades, size 10. Good condition. Dan. 839-0984
Need someone to drive a really big vehicle? I can legally drive large manual transmission buses and anything smaller. Prefer Bio-diesel powered. Aaron. 822-2288
Volkswagen Westfalia Van. With all the comforts of home, just needs an engine. Ryan. 496-6485
Want to fix your bicycle yourself? I can teach you how to fix and maintain your bike forever! Aaron. 822-2288
Wanted
Activist needs vehicles running or not. We will tow away. Doug. 677-3043
Bicycle tune-up. David. 476-8502
Bicycle tune-up/cleaning. Hannah. 442-5109
Bike rack for small car. Ryan. 496-6485
Bikes in any condition to send to Mexico . We will pick them up. Doug or Pat. 677-3043
Experienced/skilled diesel mechanic. Kaitlin and David. 476-8502
Fixable or decent surfboard. Doug. 677-3043
Motorcycle cover for bad-ass scooter. Ryan. 496-6485
Regular racquet ball partner at Health Sport. Michael. 822-5391
Roof rack that will fit a 1998 VW Jetta. David. 476-8502
Seeking people interested in creating a weekly bicycle riding/adventure group. Fhyre. 826-7367 or fhyre@lycos.com
Volleyball players. Join us MOST Sundays at 2pm. Park at Ross Playground on M Street (between 10th & 11th) in Eureka . Kaitlin. 476-8502
Volleyball teammates/Chorusmates. Michael. 822-5391
Water purifier for camping. Hannah. 442-5109
Trade
Info/trips to hot springs and swimming holes. Mark and Sarah. 442-1290
Events
June
June 4 - Yard sale! Saturday. 1896 Blakeslee Road , Arcata. Across from Bloomfield Elementary School . Will accept some CC. Heather. 825-0905
June 11 - First Steps in Dismantling Corporate Rule workshop. Learn about the history of corporate rule and strategies for local democracy. 10:30am-5:30pm in Redway. Pre-registration required! Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
June 19 - Humboldt Exchange Pancake Breakfast. 10am-noon. $5 CC - all you can eat. 1402 M Street in Eureka . Meet others involved in the project or find out about the Humboldt Exchange. Kids welcome! 476-8475
July
July 15 - Submission Deadline for the August/September issue of the Humboldt Exchange. Don't forget to get your listings to us today. Listings can be submitted online: www.HumboldtExchange.org. You can also drop your listings in the mail or drop them off at our office. 476-8475
July 16 and 17 - Democracy Unlimited is hosting a Community Skill Share and you're invited. 1402 M Street in Eureka . 269-0984
July 17 - Humboldt Exchange Pancake Breakfast. 10am-noon. $5CC - all you can eat. 1402 M Street in Eureka . Meet others involved in the project or find out about the Humboldt Exchange. Kids welcome! 476-8475
Ongoing
Bar None. Prisoner support and prison abolition through prisoner correspondence, support of alternatives to incarceration and community education. Bar None. 443-3944
Democracy Unlimited monthly open meeting. 3rd Thursday. 6-8pm. Come get involved! 1402 M Street, Eureka . Democracy Unlimited. 269-0984
Eureka Greens Local has a new format and place of meeting. It will be at private homes and will consist of a social, potluck and informal discussion. Call Xandra 441-0702 or Patrick and Elizabeth 443-7926 for time and place.
Food Not Bombs Arcata Plaza 5:00pm Saturday and Sundays. Come eat and volunteer! 822-5922
Human Rights Education for Kids. Every Friday at the RPJC. 3:30 - 5:30pm (please be on time). Join us for a creative mix of lessons to help young people work through and understand human rights issues facing the world. Crafts and discussions bring the children and their parents together with others in the community - snacks and craft supplies provided, donations welcome. Jerome. 616-3173
Volleyball game. MOST Sundays at 2pm. Park at Ross Playground on M Street (between 10th & 11th) in Eureka . Kaitlin. 476-8502
Personals
Day hikes, camping, day bicycle trips, and Scrabble are main
interests. Anyone who enjoys those, drop me a line. I'm a man
who prefers a woman, but will be happy to try to match you with someone
else who writes if we're not interested ourselves. Just a friend, or open
to long term relationship with compatible person. Pren. PO Box 182 ; Eureka
, CA 95502-0182 
Can't afford to buy a house? Buy a duplex with two radical women. Really... you probably can afford it! Heather and Fred. 445-5853