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16 OUR YUCAIPA | AUGUST 2016 Please join our community on Sat., Aug. 20 to walk for "The LOVE of Yucaipa." The walk is an estimated 5k through the Community Park, filled with beautiful mountain views, good friends, and free giveaways. Donation is $35 for adults, and $25 for children. At the beginning of the walk, each participant will receive a "For the LOVE of Yucaipa" T-shirt. At the conclusion, each participant will receive a goodie bag filled with donations from Stater Bros, Visiting Angels and other local businesses. Airleas Medical Massage will also be providing free leg massages after the walk. Many sponsors will also be there with free giveaways. For the LOVE of Yucaipa is to benefit The Yucaipa Outreach Project. YOP is a non-profit that serves the community of Yucaipa by providing family support, housing and advocacy, emergency and surplus food distribution, clothing and warm coats, rental and utility assistance, budgeting and basic life skills training, Adopt-A-Family Christmas program, holiday food baskets, teens helping teens and parenting classes. Community Sponsors are: Congressman Paul Cook, Yucaipa Urgent Care and Visiting Angels Non-Medical Homecare. Dogs are welcome! Please keep them on a leash. WHEN: Sat., Aug. 20, 2016 from to 10 am WHERE: Yucaipa Community Park - 34900 Oak Glen Road, Yucaipa, CA 92399 5K RUN/WALK IN YUCAIPA In 1906, Frank W. Kushel, a Sears manager, was given responsibility for the catalog company's unwieldy, unprofitable building materials department. Sales were down, and there was excess inventory languishing in warehouses. He is credited with suggesting to Richard Sears that the company assemble kits of all the parts needed and sell entire houses through mail order. In the same year, the Aladdin Company of Bay City, Michigan, offered the first kit homes through mail order. In 1908, Sears issued its first specialty catalog for houses, Book of Modern Homes and Building Plans, featuring 44 house styles ranging in price from $360 to $2,890. The first mail order for a Sears house was filled in 1908. As Sears mail-order catalogs were in millions of homes, large numbers of potential homeowners were able to open a catalog, see different house designs, visualize their new home and then purchase it directly from Sears. What would you do if you hopped a time machine back to 1907? We'd buy a house! (Or 10.)