4th of July Schedule of Events on Page 13 • Map on Page 14
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DESERT WHISPERS A twice-monthly publication of NORTH LAKE PARK & RECREATION 57334 Christmas Tree Rd. / P.O. Box 181 Christmas Valley, Oregon 97641 541-576-2216[phone] 541-576-2272[fax] [email protected]
North Lake Park and Recreation Also Inside... June Weather...... 2 News Bits...... 4 4-H Spring Contest...... 5 Senior Bus Schedule...... 5 North Lake Artwork...... 6 Chihuahua Desert (top) and DC Malone & The Jones (above), both from the Portland area, will be Back in Thyme Herbals...... 7 performing LIVE at R.E. Flowerree Memorial Park in the center of Christmas Valley on July 4th. Important Numbers...... 8 CV Music Festival...... 9 Groups From the Portland Area Will Provide Run to the Desert...... 9 Crossword Puzzle...... 10 Music in the Park for this Independence Day Library Corner...... 10 Locals are gearing up in anticipation ble bring the kids too. We are proud to say Community Calendar...... 11 of northern Lake County’s Independence we are ‘Kid tested and mother approved’, 50 Years Ago this Month...... 20 Day celebrations, centered in Christmas you won’t hear a discouraging word.” Soduko...... 22 Valley. One highlight of the festivities will A broad swath of additional activities Public Notice...... 22 be musical performances by Chihuahua are planned in the days ahead. See pages Word Search Contest...... 23 Desert and DC Malone & the Jones. Both 13-15 in this issue. Free Local Classified Ads...... 24, 25 have played in Christmas Valley before, Church Directory...... 27 filling the air with unique sound. 4th of July Parade Info DC Malone’s strong rhythm and finger Parade entrants are to sign-in and line picking styles along with an incredibly ver- up on Park Road in front of Gifts-n-More satile voice lead the band. Bass guitar du- North Lake Park & Rec Office between 10:00 am and 10:15 am. Judging ties are handled by longtime music veteran of entries will begin at 10:40 am. Parade Open: Tuesday - Friday • 10 am - 2 pm Dale Turnbull. Lead guitar is handled by begins at 11:00 am. Awards will be given as the amazing Derek Doggett. Keyboards are entrants turn onto Christmas Valley Hwy. provided by truly gifted Mike Zilis whose Categories (with entry fees) include: Forecast: years of jazz influences has given the band Commercial ($10), Government/Emer- a unique flavor. Percussion is given up by July 1st - 4th gency ($10), Not for Profit ($10), Auto Jason (boom boom) Moore who has an- ($5), Motorcycle ($5), Horse ($5), Individ- chored a great number of phenomenal ual ($5), Child ($1). Additional awards for: bands over the years Best costume, cutest, most original, most Chihuahua Desert invites you to come creative, and best animal. out on the fourth and give a listen, “If you Parade sponsored by CV/NL Chamber, are looking for some time away from the 541-576-3838. house then come on out, and when possi- Volume: 37 Volume: 37 2 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 3
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North Lake Health District New Physician at La Pine Community Health Center Dr. Michael Allen was born and raised 87520 Bay Road, Christmas Valley in a farming community in Southern Idaho. He attended Brigham Young Uni- 541-576-2165 versity where he NLHD Office Manager: Kelly McCord graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Nutritional Sci- La Pine Community ence in June, 2012. $1000 Cash Reward Health Center He then attended At 3:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 17, 2017 A.T. Still University Frito walked away from our home a block 541-576-2343 School of Osteo- west of the Baert Lake Lodge. Frito is a 2 pathic Medicine in year old German Doberman male that is Arizona and com- avid chipped #985-112-008-427-920 and Massage Therapy Services pleted his residency my V.A. Service Dog. Frito is not aggres- Shawn Lavallee, LMT Michael Allen in June, 2015 at the sive or a threat to humans. He is a very By appointment: 576-2110 or 576-2043 Houston Health- sweet/loving guy. I’m offering a $1000 cash care Family Residency program in War- reward for his safe return. 503-318-9123. Optometric Physician ner Robins, Georgia where he also served as Chief Resident. While going to school, Timothy Arbow, O.D. Dr. Allen worked for five years at a Com- Committee Members By appointment: 541-554-9888 munity Health Center. He spends time for Mule Deer Chapter with his wife and four children enjoying We need men and women who are in- Naturopath/Acupuncture Services the many outdoor activities in Central terested in ensuring the conservation of Natasha Rudd, N.D., LAc Oregon. mule deer, black-tail deer and their habitat. By appointment: 541-385-6249 Activities include banquets, youth events, and habitat projects. Participation means you’ll have fun and meet new friends. Chiropractic Physician The Konaway Nation For more information concerning this Helmut E. Eichner, D.C. Council Meetings every 2nd. local group contact Ken Hand at 541-281- By appointment: 541-633-6563 Saturday of each month at 2224 or [email protected] For more infor- mation about the Mule Deer Foundation Noon at the Chief's home. please visit: www.muledeer.org Mental Health Tara jones, lcsw, cadc1 Potalatch to follow. Special Transportation By appointment: 541-515-9233 Call 541-576-3079 for info. Program is Available Transportation is available for senior/ disabled/low income residents of North Lake County for medical, recreational, shopping, visiting family and various needs through a Groceries & MORE! “dial-a-ride” type system to the areas of Bend, Klamath Falls & surrounding communities. 4.7 of 5 stars For medical or social transportation, call 11 reviews 541-576-4689. Allow 5 days advance notice 4.7 for us to set up a driver (unless it’s a special medical circumstance). If transportation Sagewood has everything a small town is of a social nature, we must transport a grocery store should. If they don’t have minimum of 3 people for the event. it ask and they will get it if they can. All rides must have a Senior or Disabled – Sherry person being transported. Please call and check on posted dates to make sure there (541) 576-2500 is room in the car. If not, you may be asked 87164 Christmas Valley Hwy to go on another date that has room. See Summer Hours: 7am-9pm scheduled trips posted locally. Please call if A you have any questions. Volume: 37 Volume: 37 4 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 5 2017 North Lake 4-H Spring Contest Results Lake County Public Transportation North Lake County Youth participated Thomas Murphy, Sammy Thorne, Jacey BUS Schedule in the annual project skills contests on Trauth Operated by Lake Co. Senior Citizens Assoc. Thursday, May 18, 2017, at the North Lake 2nd Year Red Ribbon: Gabriel Kegley School. The results are as follows: 3rd Year Champion: Ashley Miller CLOTHING SKILLS CONTEST 3rd Year Blue Ribbon: Ashley Miller, Judge: Valerie Maxwell Jazmyne Krager Contest facilitated by: Lois Miles • SCHOOL ENRICHMENT: Helpers: Carol Kempton, Darla Nelson 1st Year Champions: James Lee, Luke • 4-H: Roth 1st Year Champion: Ben Duffner; Re- 1st Year Blue Ribbon: Logan Bentley, serve Champions: Chance Hamlington, Zehara Butler, Mallory Lanfair, James JULY 2017 Iris Wilson Lee, Luke Roth, Harley Swan, Hailey Thur 6th Bend 1st Year Blue Ribbon: Aiden Bell, Sierra Thurman, Evan Walters, Payton Ward, Dickie, Ben Duffner, Chance Hamling- Teron Weaver. Tue 11th Summer Lake Lunch ton, Andrea Lopez, Max Warfle, Iris 2nd Year Champion: Luke Sanders Thur 13th Bend Wilson, Zoey Tucker 2nd Year Blue Ribbon: Carson Cooper, Wed 19th La Pine 2nd Year Champions: Kaidence De- Wyatt Hufford, Landon Kroencke, Van- Thur 20th Bend Larm, Luna Ewen; Reserve Champions: essa Rebolledo, Marcus Roberts, Luke CV Lunch - no bus Hayden Joye, Jacey Trauth Sanders 2nd Year Blue Ribbon: Kaidence FOODS CONTEST Tue 25th Summer Lake Lunch DeLarm, Luna Ewen, Blake Herinckx, Judged and facilitated by: Hallie Nelson Thur 27th Bend Ariana Gibbons, Garrett Joye, Hayden • 4-H: Sat 29th PLAYA (Summer Lake) Joye, Gabriel Kegley, Esmerelda Krager, 4th Grade Champion: Tayva Forman Schedule subject to change. Justin McAulay, Sammy Thorne, Jacey 4th Grade Blue Ribbon: Sierra Dickie, Trauth Tayva Forman Please call for updates. 3rd Year Champions and Blue Ribbon: 4th Grade Red Ribbon: Zoey Tucker, Please note: Will schedule other trips Ashley Miller, Jazmyne Krager Max Warfle as needed. VETERANS appointments • SCHOOL ENRICHMENT: 5th Grade Champion: Justin McAulay welcome! Reservations are required 1st Year Champion: Teron Weaver; 5th Grade Blue Ribbon: Kaidence De- for ALL lunches and trips. If possible Reserve Champion: James Lee Larm, Luna Ewen, Blake Herinckx, Gar- schedule your appointments between 1st Year Blue Ribbon: Logan Bentley, rett Joye, Hayden Joye, Gabriel Kegley, Zehara Butler, Mallory Lanfair, James Sammy Thorne, Jacey Trauth 10am and 2pm. For questions and Lee, Luke Roth, Hailey Thurman, Evan 5th Grade Red Ribbon: Ariana Gibbons, reservations please call or text Debbie Walters, Payton Ward, Teron Weaver Chance Hamlington, Esmerelda Krager @ 541-480-3600. 2nd Year Champion: Marcus Roberts; • SCHOOL ENRICHMENT: Reserve Champions: Luke Sanders, Har- 4th Grade Blue Ribbon: Zehara Butler, ley Swan Luke Roth, Payton Ward North Lake 2nd Year Blue Ribbon: Carson Cooper, 4th Grade Red Ribbon: Logan Bentley, 4-H Office Hours Wyatt Hufford, Landon Kroencke, Van- James Lee, Evan Walters @ the Booster Building essa Rebolledo, Marcus Roberts, Luke 5th Grade Blue Ribbon: Tyla Haigh, 10am-2pm Sanders, Harley Swan Emily Murphy, Marcus Roberts, Teron QUILTING SKILLS CONTEST Weaver Thursday, July 13 Judge: Tara Grassman 5th Grade Red Ribbon: Carson Cooper, Record Book work session 10am-noon Contest facilitated by: Lois Miles Landon Kroencke Livestock learning kits available Helpers: Carol Kempton, Darla Nelson 5th Grade White Ribbon: Mallory Lan- Thursday, July 27 • 4-H: fair, Vanessa Rebolledo, Hailey Thur- Record Book work session 10am-noon 1st Year Champion: Zoey Tucker; Re- man Livestock learning kits available serve Champion: Iris Wilson Thursday, August 3 1st Year Blue Ribbon: Aiden Bell, Sierra For more information about the 4-H Record Book and Fair entry drop-off Dickie, Ben Duffner, Andrea Lopez, Program in Lake County please visit the Zoey Tucker, Iris Wilson webpage: extension.oregonstate.edu/lake, Thursday, August 24 1st Year Red Ribbon: Chance Hamling- or contact the OSU Lake County Exten- Sphero SPRK + robots available during ton, Max Warfle sion Office at 541-947-6054. office hours 2nd Year Champion: Hayden Joye; Re- serve Champion: Luna Ewen 2nd Year Blue Ribbon: Kaidence DeLarm, Luna Ewen, Blake Herinckx, Ariana Gibbons, Garrett Joye, Hayden Joye, Esmerelda Krager, Justin McAulay, Volume: 37 Volume: 37 6 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 7
LABELS for Lego Club!
C.V. Community Hall The Christmas Valley Community Hall, located at 87345 Holly Lane, in Christmas Valley, is available for rent. North Lake County 4-H LEGO Club is collecting Flav-R-Pak, Santiam, and A refundable cleaning/damage depos- New 2017 Art Displayed WEST-PAC food labels for redemption. it of $50 is required for the rental of the At an assembly at North Lake School building. The deposit will be returned if Please drop off labels at the on Monday, June 5th, seven new pieces of Park and Recreation office. Thank You! the building is left in the same (or better) art created by elementary students K-6th condition as you found it. grade – were presented to Carrie Mace, At the conclusion of your event, if the manager at Christmas Valley Market. The heater in the main area of the hall is not artwork will be on display inside the mar- 541-617-1010 turned down to 52o (as the instructions ket for the next year. posted state), you will be billed $9.00/hr Artwork from 2016 will be auctioned to www.bendsnip.org for fuel, until the setting is corrected. the public on July 7, 2017 (see advertise- Call for availability: 541-576-2216. ment on page 21). Proceeds from this auc- tion will be used for art supplies at North Lake School to create additional art pieces Dr. Natasha S. Rudd, N.D., L.Ac. in the years ahead. Acupuncture, botanical medicine, Bowen Therapeutic Technique, Cranial Sacral Therapy, family health care, flower essence prescribing, general internal medicine, homeopathy, primary health care, personalized nutrition, shiatsu massage, stop smoking treatments, and vitality longevity evaluations. Dr. Rudd is accepting new patients and refer- rals for patients seeking natural therapies. To schedule an appointment to be seen by Dr. For burning information call: Rudd at the North Lake Health District’s Medical Complex, please call 541-385-6249. 541-480-3979 A Christmas Valley Boosters FREE Invite you to our next meeting! Lakeside Terrace Motel, RV Park, and Restaurant “Meeting all your lodging needs in Christmas Valley” • Motel on the Lake • RV Park with Full Hook-Ups • Fully Furnished Vacation Homes on the Golf Course
Restaurant Monday - Saturday: 5:00 am - 7:00 pm 541-576-2510 2nd Monday at 6pm at The Booster’s Building For Reservations & Info: 541-576-2309 (On Aspen, behind the Post Office) 87275 Spruce Lane • Christmas Valley • Kerry and Carmen Cardwell, Owners See you there! www.lakesideterracecv.com • [email protected] f A Volume: 37 Volume: 37 6 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 7
Back in Thyme Herbals by Linda McCoslin Quality The Magic of Cinders Pit Run or Screened, 1” - minus Seeds part 2 RED or BLACK It has been proven that the husks of valuable in treating mental patients and -TRUCK SPREAD- wheat seeds are valuable in nutrition. Mix- those with intestinal ailments, as well as re- Great for MUD HOLES and DRIVEWAYS! ing the chaff with hot water and steep- lieve some tenseness experienced by preg- Also available: ing until the substances within the chaff nant women during parturition, which Gravel, Sand-Gravel mix,Top Soil, soaked out, have made premature and un- would be of value in Obstetrics. Fill Dirt, Large Colored Rocks derweight infants gain weight so rapidly, In China, the pumpkin is the symbol they soon outweighed the healthier babies. of fruitfulness and health, and is called the 541-419-9454 They are not quite sure just what it is about Emperor of the Garden. Pumpkin takes its or 541-280-7324 the chaff that is so miraculous, but it works. name from the Greek word “pepon” mean- 24 Scientists L. A. Balabanova, B. N. Tsy- ing “Cooked in the sun.” The pumpkin seed urupa, Humberto Valeri, Pievo Gallo and has been used as a folk remedy for centu- Peter A. Ark (professor of plant pathology ries in expelling tapeworms and correcting Patriotism is supporting at University of California at Berkley) have urinary disorders. According to the seven- your country all the time found that seeds such as those of the pri- teenth Edition of the Dispensatory of the vit, dog rose, white acacia, common ash, United States, 1894, pumpkin seed is one of and your government honey locust, avocado pear, wheat and our most efficient and harmless remedies when it deserves it. barley juice, contain antibiotic as well as that expel tapeworms. Pumpkin seeds are substances similar to penicillin. also highly valued for their vitalizing effect - Mark Twain A diuretic is prescribed for sufferers Continues as Seeds on page 18 of accumulation of fluid in the body and excessive swelling due to various diseases of the kidneys, heart or lungs. Research scientist V. A. Skovronski found effective diuretics in seeds of caraway, sweet fen- nel and anise, that are “particularly safe because they are commonly used as spices and flavorings.” According to research sci- entists Agarwal, Sharma, and Dandiya of the Medical College in Jaipur, India, carrot seed extract was found to depress respira- tion and relax the smooth muscles of the intestines and non-pregnant uterus. Scien- tists believe carrot seed extract may prove
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Help Fill a Local Need IMPORTANTINFORMATION NUMBERS NUMBERS Volunteer Your Time Find something in your community Air Link (Emergency Dispatch).. 800-621-5433 that suits you. This community primar- Air Link (Business Office)...... 800-353-0497 ily functions through volunteers. We have A.A. (Central Oregon)...... 541-548-0440 many new community members and this C.V. Fire Dept...... 541-576-2212 community can benefit from a little bit or...... 541-480-3979 of your time. The many new community Emergencies...... 911 members tax the already over stretched, C.V. Post Office...... 541-576-2657 long standing volunteers that oil the works C.V. Water Supply...... 541-576-2090 of the under supported needs of the north Local LEGO Club Seeks Lake Co. Sheriff CV...... 541-576-2781 end communities. Assistant Leader Lake Co. Sheriff-Lakeview...... 541-947-6027 If you have questions of how you can To be a properly chartered 4-H Club State Police (Lakeview)...... 541-947-2267 help feel free to contact me, Glenna Wade, in the state of Oregon, the North Lake Midstate Electric...... 800-752-5935 via Facebook [glennasonly] and I can help County 4-H Lego Club is required to be NLC, EMS Business #...... 541-576-2759 you find an activity that suits you. supervised by a minimum of two approved NL Health District...... 541-576-2165 4-H adult volunteers. If you are at least 18 NL Public Health...... 541-576-2115 ome years of age, and have interest in assisting New Beginnings (24hrs)...... 541-576-3051 C Us! in the leadership of the 4-H Lego Club in oin or...... 1-800-850-4838 J North Lake County, please contact Mark St. Charles Hospital...... 541-382-4321 Russell at [email protected] or 541- Women’s Crisis Center...... 800-338-7590 1st and 3rd 576-4622. Wednesday of each month Walk-ins Welcome Sewing & Crafts Group at the CV Community Hall 9:30 am - 3:00 pm Bring a sack lunch and join us for a Cuts • Styling • Color • Weaves 87142 Christmas Valley Hwy. fun day. We are sorry we can not Perms • Manicures87142 • Pedicures Christmas Valleyat Hwy. the JackRabbit Jct. allow children due to liability. Artificial Nails, Including(At Acrylic the JackRabbitM-F: 9am Jct.) - 5pm • Sat: 10am - 3pm Karen: 541-576-2364 (541) 576-3531 or (541) 410-6658 Sandie: 541-815-5683 Gel & Shellac 541-576-3531 or 541-410-6658 A Open Nails Manicures & PedicuresMon-Tues-Th urs & Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mornings, Evenings and Sat.DORCAS by appt. only DEPOT thrift shop WillowsCuts,-W Styling,est Color, Weaves & Perms Knitting & Flowers & More All proceeds 86426 Christmas Valley Hwy are used for Christmas Valley, OR 97641 needs in the 541-576-2117 community
On Aspen Lane next to Food Share 10 am to 5 pm - Tues thru Sat both stores 12 - 4 PM Wednesdays and Saturdays! Sponsored by Christmas Valley Laura Parks Community Church owner W illows Antiques & Vintage & Gifts The $1.00 Bag Sale! 87531 Christmas Valley Hwy | Christmas Valley, OR 97641 | 541-576-2199 Saturday, July 29 Volume: 37 Volume: 37 8 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 9 Run to the Desert 2017 It’s time for the 4th annual RUN TO THE DESERT car and truck show on Au- gust 12th, from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, ad- jacent to Flowerree Memorial Park. Again, CV Music Festival this coincides with the Christmas Valley Music Festival at the park. Last year was Coming August 12th really good and this year should be better. Wow, time sure flies! Hope everyone’s All cars, semi trucks, and motorcycles are ready for a day of Music, Food, Fun, and welcome. If it has wheels bring it. Hope Refreshment. to see you there. For registration forms or The festival is back with some old and more info call Becky @ 541-408-1386. new musical friends. The bands this year include: Loose Change, Michael Manning, If you are ready to QUIT, D.C. Malone and the Jones, and the Crazed we are ready to help! Weasels. We are also excited to introduce August 12, 2017 some new musical friends to the mix: Al- 1-800-QUIT-NOW 1-800-784-8669 exa Wiley & the Wilderness, and The Ven- tilators. I think you’re gonna thoroughly enjoy them. Alexa brings her own unique sound and song writing style that is truly special, and the Ventilators blend a Blues and rock style that will keep you moving. We also have a special treat, appearing for the first, and probably last time, on a stage anywhere, “Funk Rougeou”. This is a tribute band put together for our dear departed musical friend, Ben Rougeou. Many of you will remember him as the bass player for Ma Fondue. Ben was a huge sup- porter of what we are doing out here. We miss his warm smile and wit but we will re- member him in music. Funk Rougeou will include many of the Ma Fondue regulars including “Geebs”–the fiery lead singer and “Mikey”–the keyboard player, among a cast of musicians focused on funkin it up NOLA (New Orleans) style, in memory of our beloved friend. As with every year, this event wouldn’t be possible without the generous support of our many sponsors and, of course, the community who comes out every year. The festival is on Saturday, August 12th and goes from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Flow- erree Memorial Park. Admission this year is $10.00 or what you want to “donate” to the kids. If you’re a little short, then be our guests. So, invite your friends out for the weekend, dust off the comfy lawn chairs and prepare to eat, drink, and be merry. We are also excited about presenting our first CVMF scholarship to this year’s recipient to kick off “Funk Rougeou”. I hope we see you all there to enjoy the mu- sic, support the kids, and share the day with your neighbors and friends. If you are interested in being involved with a booth or to volunteer, feel free to give me a call: Earl Diment, 503-819-2417. A Volume: 37 Volume: 37 10 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 11 m o
M Library Corner Military Mouse I’m back!! I’m excited! I could promise to only take one bite, but I’m a mouse, one for
bite would lead to another, and another, and everyone knows I need Miss Barbara to help me type!! 4th of July is gonna be so nice this year. The Friends of the Library will be at the
uzzle Christmas Valley Library for their annual backyard bazaar and book sale starting at
P 10:00 am. After the parade they will sell strawberry shortcake at the library until 3’ish pm. If you want a vendor table please call Julie at the Library or leave Miss Bar- bara a voice mail at 541-306-9607. While they are doing that at the library, some more of the Friends will be at Flowerree Memorial Park before the parade starts
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C from before the parade until after the fire- works!!! Across 63. Diamond imitation 25. Text-message abbreviation WOOHOO!! FUN TIMES!! HOPE 1. Bites lightly 66. Get ___ the world (succeed) 26. “Gee, that’s amazing!” TO SEE YOU THERE!!! 5. Summer cottage 67. Mrs. Kramden of “The 27. Mythical sobber – M.M. 10. Nutritional nos. Honeymooners” 28. —— Gay, historic plane 14. Culture base 68. Queen tune “Seven Seas of 29. Contribute 15. Tummy trouble ____” 31. Red-wrapped dairy products 16. Stereo system 69. City in Texas, with “El” 32. Very distant explosions 17. Bronte hero 70. Actress Laura of “ER” 33. Microscopic 19. Bring forth, as lambs 71. Nursery buy 38. Painter Tanguy 20. Narrow waterways 40. Snake charmers’ snakes 21. Turnpike no-no Down 41. Mitford middle 22. Flabbergast 1. Slangy rejections 44. “Right you ___!” 26. ____ a time (individually) 2. “____ the hint!” 45. Ending with law or saw 30. Eureka event 3. Onetime late-night host Jack 46. Make progress 34. Vishnu worshipper 4. Spanish girl (abbr.) 49. 2006 Olympics host, to natives Kids/Teens Summer 35. ____ Hashanah (Jewish Holiday) 5. Vas deferens and others 50. Some NFL players 36. Pseudonymous surname 6. Standout player 53. Fencing equipment Reading at the Library 37. Tree-covered 7. 201, to Caesar 54. Firebird feature Join us for stories, crafts, games, and 39. Eight tone interval 8. Playboy nickname 55. The fourth Mrs. Chaplin activities each week at Christmas Valley 42. At an angle (abbr.) 9. “Woof!” 56. Les États-____ Library. Have a great time with friends 43. ____ con Dios (Spanish signoff) 10. Dancer’s asset 58. Shift-key neighbor, in short while you also combat the summer slide 47. The Ascent ___ 11. Deity, in Dijon 59. Sounds of Santa by reading a little bit every day! Kids go- 48. Eroded 12. Way out 60. Irish New Age singer 51. Controlling 13. ___ Fein (Gerry Adams’ group) 61. Look (like) ing into Kindergarten through 6th grade 52. London weekly, with “The” 18. Continuity interruption 63. Historic Thor Heyerdahl craft are welcome to join us for this free weekly 54. Periods of duty 21. GI service org. 64. Competitor of CNN and Fox program. Tuesdays* at 9:00 a.m. through 57. Cochise and Geronimo, e.g. 23. Palindromic exclamation News August 15th. Call 541-576-2336 for more 62. Braxton or Morrison 24. “One Mic” rapper 65. “There’s no ____ ‘team’!” information. Teens will get to build toothbrush ro- bots, take part in an improv class, custom- CHRISTMAS VALLEY LIBRARY • 576-2336 ize a t-shirt, and choose from many other Tuesday & Thursday: 10 am - 1 pm & 1:30 pm - 6 pm ideas! Everyone who registers gets a free Saturday: 10 am - 3 pm book for your reading pleasure. Tuesdays* at 11:00 a.m. through August 15th. Call SUPER BIG BOOK SALE! 541-576-2336 for more information. SO MANY BOOKS - SO LITTLE ROOM *Monday the week of July 4th Volume: 37 Volume: 37 10 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue:North 13 Lake County JULY July 1,2017 2017 CommunityDesert Whis Calendarpers • 11 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 1 2 3 CVCC: Christmas1 Valley Community Church2 1 All events, 6:30pm @ CVCC 11:30am-1:00pm 6:00am-4:00pmThere are CVCHall:Last Day for SeniorsChristmas Valley5:00pm Community @ NLHD Hall 9:00am-5:00pm dates, times • Celebrate Recovery @ CVCHall certainly @ Boots n Spurs, other CVFire: @ NLSch Christmas Valley • AA Fire / NA Hall Mtg. @ CVCHall andNew locations Years Day • Soup Kitchen events OPEN! this FtRkCC:10:00am @ NLSchFort Rock Community Church • Weekend Market are subject to 9:30ammonth @ CVCHall in the FtRkHM: • Kindergarten Fort Grad. Rock HomesteadHappy Birthday Museum MOM! 10:00am-2:00pm • Sewing/CraftsNorth Lake Group 1:00pm-3:00pm @ Outback 2nd Hand change and/or 10:00am @ SLFire FtRkGH: @ NLSch Fort Rock Grange Hall • Flatbed Trailer Sale cancellation. • SilverArea. Lake How Lioness- LdgSumL: Kindergarten TheRoundup Lodge at Summer Lake 4:00pm-6:00pmever, these are NLHD:6:00pm @ LdgSumLNorth Lake Health Dist. Complex @the CVCHall ones we NLSch: • Lake Co. Hay/ForageNorth Lake School are • 4-H aware LEGO Club of at PnR: North Lake Park & Recreation Office press-time. SLFire: Silver Lake Fire Hall WWC: Well in the Wilderness Church 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8:30am @ Golf Course 9:00am-5:00pm SEE FULL 9:00am @ CV Library 11:00am-2:00pm 12:00pm @ Chiefs Home • Golf Tournament @ CVCHall EVENT SCHEDULE • K-6 Summer Reading @ CV Market • Konaway Nation 9:00am-5:00pm • Weekend Market ON PAGE 13 11:00am @ CV Library • Art Auction Council Meeting @ CVCHall 10:00am-Noon • Teen Summer Reading (see pg 21) • Weekend Market @ Santa’s Hardware 4:00pm-6:00pm 5:00pm @ NLHD • Horsin’ Around @ CVCHall, 4-H LEGO • AA / NA Mtg. 6:30pm @ CVCC • Celebrate Recovery
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 5:30pm @ NLSch 9:00am @ PnR 1:00pm @ CVCHall 10:00am @ Boosters 5:00pm @ NLHD • NL School Board • Park n Rec Board • CV Water Board • North Lake 4-H office • AA / NA Mtg. 6:00pm @ Boosters 9:00am @ CV Library 4:00pm-6:00pm 7:00pm @ EMS Building • CV Boosters Mtg • K-6 Summer Reading @ CVCHall • 4-H LEGO • EMS Meeting 6:30pm @ CVCC 9:30am @ FtRkHM 6:30pm @ FtRkGH • Celebrate Recovery • FRVHS Board Mtg • Ft Rock Grange Mtg. 7:00pm @ SLFire 11:00am @ CV Library • SLRFD Meeting • Teen Summer Reading
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 6:30pm @ CVCC 9:00am @ CV Library 4:00pm-6:00pm 9:00am-5:00pm 9:00am-5:00pm • Celebrate Recovery • K-6 Summer Reading @ CVCHall @ CVCHall @ CVCHall 7:00pm @ CVFire 11:00am @ CV Library • 4-H LEGO Club • Weekend Market • Weekend Market • CVRFPD Board Mtg • Teen Summer Reading 5:00pm @ NLHD 6:00pm @ Lakeview • AA / NA Mtg. • Planning Commission Public Hearing
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 6:30pm @ CVCC 9:00am @ CV Library 4:00pm-6:00pm 10:00am @ Boosters 5:00pm @ NLHD ALL DAY @ Paisley • Celebrate Recovery • K-6 Summer Reading @ CVCHall • North Lake 4-H office • AA / NA Mtg. • Mosquito Festival 11:00am @ CV Library • 4-H LEGO Club 12:00pm-4:00pm • Teen Summer Reading @ Dorcas Depot • $1.00 Bag Sale 30 31 ALL DAY @ Paisley 6:30pm @ CVCC • Mosquito Festival • Celebrate Recovery Volume: 37 Volume: 37 12 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 13
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Independencein Christmas Valley, Oregon • July 2 - 4, 2017 Day July 2nd - Sunday 8:30 a.m. • Golf Tournament - Christmas Valley Golf Course Luck of the Draw - Best Ball Nine Hole Scramble Sign-up starts at 8:30 a.m. - Shotgun start at 9am Free BBQ after tournament at Rondeau’s from 11:00ish-1:00pm $10 per player + green fees (Greens Fees: $15 for 9 holes, $20 all day) Prizes for: Lowest Gross Scores, Closest to the Hole and Longest Drive 9:00 a.m. • Weekend Market at the Community Hall Local vendor market, open until 5:00 p.m. July 3rd - Monday 9:00 a.m. • Weekend Market at the Community Hall Local vendor market, open until 5:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. • Horsin’ Around at Santa’s General Store Activities for the kids! Ceramic Horse Painting, Stick Horse Jumping, Snacks, and Prizes. July 4th - Tuesday 9:00 a.m. • Weekend Market at the Community Hall Local vendor market, open until 5:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. • Yard Sale, Book Sale and Yard Art - CV Library Hosted by Friends of the Christmas Valley Branch Library 10:40 a.m. • Parade Entry Judging - Park Rd. 11:00 a.m. • Independence Day Parade Parade route on CV Hwy from Park Rd. to Christmas Tree Rd. 12:00 p.m. • Kid’s Carnival and Water Slide Located on the grass near the Park and Recreation office. Snow Cones & Hot Dogs sold by CV Boosters Strawberry Shortcake at the CV Library (until 3:00 p.m.) 12:01 p.m. • Activities at R.E. Flowerree Memorial Park Activities include: • Tennis, Basketball, Pickle Ball • Kid’s Playground & Water Play Area • Food and Vendors • Beer Garden 5:00 p.m. • Music in the Park at R.E. Flowerree Memorial Park Musical groups include: • Chihuahua Desert • DC Malone & the Jones 10:00 p.m. • Fireworks Display over Baert Lake Thank you North Lake Community Fireworks!
Times and details of events are subject to change. Volume: 37 Volume: 37 14 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 15 Celebrating Our Independence: A-Z! IN NORTH LAKE COUNTY Sunday, July 2nd A Golf Tournament (8:30am) B Weekend Market (9:00am-5:00pm)
Monday, July 2nd 1776 - 2017 B Weekend Market (9:00am-5:00pm) C Horsin’ Around Kid’s Activities Happy Birthday (10:00am-Noon) AMERICA!
X The fireworks display over Lakeside Terrace Baert Lake can be seen from BAERT LAKE miles away. However, prime Restaurant, Motel, RV Park viewing can be done from Flowerree Park, anywhere along the lake shore, or the golf course.
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Santa’s Hardware The Sage Hen Cafe C Volume: 37 Volume: 37 14 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 15 Celebrating Our Independence: A-Z! IN NORTH LAKE COUNTY Tuesday, July 4th B Weekend Market (9:00am-5:00pm) m Kid’s Playground v DC Malone & The Jones D Yard Sale / Book Sale (10:00am) n Tennis w Chihuahua Desert E Yard Art Contest o Basketball x FIREWORKS! (after dark) F Parade Line-up at 10:00 a.m. p Pickleball y Why Not? G Parade Judging at 10:40 a.m. q Water Play z Start making plans for 2018! H Parade to begin at 11:00 a.m. r Food Vendors I Children’s Carnival (Noon-3:00pm) s Beer Garden j Water Slide (Noon-3:00pm) t Local Artisans Exact times and details of k Boosters’ Snow Cones/Hot Dogs u Lawn Games activities are subject to change. l Strawberry Shortcake
A GOLF COURSE BAERT LAKE l Library I D rest room E j
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Christmas Valley Lodge This busy weekend B means lots of people and LOTS of trash! Do your part Christmas and find a Valley trash can. Desert Inn Motel Market PITCH-IN!
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This MAP is for general reference only, and is not intended to be perfectly accurate. Volume: 37 Volume: 37 16 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 17
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Claude Blackman Seeds continued from page 7 upon the prostate gland. This was a folk valuable aid in reducing the cholesterol in Well Drilling remedy handed down from father to son. the blood. They contain an abundance of Licensed & Bonded An article entitled “Androgen-Hormonal vitamins and minerals, are rich in vitamin License #657 Curative Influence of a Neglected Plant” by B-complex, and are an excellent source of Dr. W. Devrient of Berlin states the reason protein–a high content of phosphorous the prostate becomes enlarged is due to the and calcium makes them a valuable aid in organ’s efforts to make up for the loss of building strong bones and teeth. They also male hormones that steadily declines with contain carotene, pro-vitamin A, which is the advance of age. This is similar to meno- necessary for the health of the eyes. They pause in women. It is maintained the num- are also very valuable for relief of bronchi- (541) 576-2395 ber of impotent males in the U.S. amounts tis. to some two million. The poisoning of the Watermelon seeds are used for disor- Serving all of your glands with tobacco plays a number one ders of the kidneys and urinary passages. Christmas Valley area important role in impotence. Dr. Devrient They are almost equal in value to pump- domestic well needs for feels that prevention is the best course to kin seeds in the ability to expel tapeworm. over 35 years. B follow with regard to the problem of pros- Scientists have found a substance present trate trouble. He mentions that in certain in watermelon seeds that paralyzes tape- countries where pumpkin seeds are con- worms and roundworms in cats. Fort Rock sumed in abundance throughout life, there is practically no prostate disorders. He Source material: Restaurant & Pub mentions that of the number of substances 1. NATURES MEDICINES: 576-3988 found in pumpkin seeds, no one knows The Folklore, Romance, and value exactly which it may be that is responsible of Herbal Remedies Restaurant Hours: for the beneficial effects upon the sex -or - Richard Lucas Open at 11 am Daily gans. Pumpkin seeds have been found to • Full Service Bar • be extremely high in phosphorous, and appear to have a higher content of iron • Home Cooking • than any other seeds. They also contain an LANDFILL SCHEDULE • Friendly Faces • abundance of vitamin B, a small amount of Christmas Valley (on Rainbow Road): calcium and vitamin A, about 30 percent Come Join Us! Thursday - Saturday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm protein and 40 percent fat, which is rich in unsaturated fatty acid. Fort Rock (1.5 miles west of town): Sunflower seeds oil is an excellent Sunday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm source of unsaturated fatty acids and is a B Paisley: Saturday 8:30 pm - 4:30 pm, Wednesday 12:00 pm - 4:30 pm Silver Lake: Sunday 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm All transfer sites closed on: Easter, Buildings that stand the test of time! Thanksgiving & Christmas. Bring washers, All Phases of General Contracting dryers, stoves, etc., to the Christmas Valley Landfill ONLY for the North end. Lee Baxter 541-417-1255
Construction Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic Licensed • Bonded • Insured answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to fix the blame 541-576-2166 for the past. P.O. Box 73, Christmas Valley, OR 97641 Let us accept our own [email protected] responsibility for the future. – J.F.K. License # 103706 B Volume: 37 Volume: 37 18 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 19 Call the Local Guys Policy: Animals on Park and Rec Properties North Lake Park and Recreation Dis- FIRST! trict has adopted a policy concerning pets/ animals on Park and Rec properties. This policy is an attempt to keep our facilities an enjoyable place for all users. When on North Lake Park and Rec- reation property (including the Rodeo Grounds, Golf Course, Play Area, ect.) all domestic animals, whether pets, livestock, Handde Pump or other, must be leashed and/or under the direct control and supervision of their owner/handler. Any defecation (poop) & Electric, Inc. from the animal must be cleaned up im- mediately by the owner/handler. Individu- And a whole lot more store! als failing to comply with this policy will be asked to leave Park and Rec property. • Zimmatic Sales and Service Animals freely roaming, with no ap- • Huge selection of Plumbing parent owner/handler in the area may be & Electrical Supplies treated as strays. The proper authorities will then be contacted. • Sinks, faucets, water heaters, pressure tanks Full Service • Galvanized, ABS, CPVC Oil Changes, fittings & tools Batteries, • Landscaping pavers, Wiper Blades railroad ties & more and More. Monday-Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm NORTH LAKE Phone: ONE BUILDING • TWO GREAT COMPANIES Paying What is Due 541-576-2206 First and foremost, I want thank all of Fax: TIRE, Inc. our advertisers, especially those that remit payment in a timely manner. It is your ad- 541-576-2702 vertising investment that keeps this publi- cation in print. Please do not allow your accounts to Monday-Friday All Your Tire Needs: become excessively past due. If you need to • Installation reduce the size of your ad to reduce costs, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm or even remove your ad for a time, please Phone: 541-576-2032 • Rotation contact me. Advertisers whose accounts • Repair are more than two months behind may Fax: 541-576-2702 • Special Orders have their ad(s) pulled with no advance After Hours: 541-420-3215 notice. A Volume: 37 Volume: 37 20 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 21 From The Archives: 50 Years Ago this Month DESERT INN MOTEL
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Mitzy Maple PO Box 148 Christmas Valley, OR 97641 541-576-2262576-2262 SPORTS CAR OVERALL CHAMP, Ken Wandell of the Klamath Falls Sports & Imports Car Club, stands beside B the Mustang he drove in winning the Annual Sports Car races at the 2.4 mile Christmas Valley course. His proud daughter, Teresa, holds the handsome trophy. If you are ready to QUIT, we are ready to help! Whipping around the sporty 2.4 at breakneek speed, many of the cars 1-800-784-8669 mile Christmas Valley race course, topped 100 mph as they sped down 1-800-QUIT-NOW Ken Wandell of the Sports & Imports the 200 foot straightaway toward Car Club of Klamath Falls topped 27 the finish. From positions of van- other competitors to take the over- tage, the spectators, under beauti- Live Radio Programs On all winning trophy in the annual ful skies, watched as car after car sports car races. Driving a Mustang shot through the course, both men KPAI Radio sedan, Wandell not only won first and women driving as if the car be- Current Programming Schedule is place in the A Sedan division, but hind was full of revenoors. at: www.paisleyschooldistrict.com set the winning time of 4 minutes Normally considered a male sport, when you get in there you click on 25.0 seconds to take first overall. it was exciting to watch wives climb Those Family Vacation visitors who into their husband’s cars and flit KPAI radio 103.1 FM on the left side. had chosen this particular time to through the turns in times that were When you get there choose visit the valley were more than a only a bated breath behind those of click here to listen. little amazed as the expertly driven the men. Among the distaff winners The school has classes in radio so they are cars whipped around the twists and were: Linda Nelson, Ladies Sports I on the air at times through the day. turns of the competition track. Bonnie Cox,- Ladies Sports II Car- f Normally winding through the turns lene Wandell, 1st Ladies Sedans I, with Nancy Wood 2nd. Wanda Mauerhan, CHRISTMAS VALLEY 1st Ladies Sedans IL with Judy Borge 2nd. Competitors and their families en- Weekend markeT joyed the two day trials and races immensely, taking advantage of the at the Christmas Valley Community Hall • am pm 9 -5 facilities and wonderful food of the Lodge. The final results of the men’s Fried Bread Friday - Tuesday Friday & Saturday events were Ken Wandell, 1st Class Available JUNE JULY JULY A Sedans and overall winner, with th th st nd Jim Mears 2nd. Ronnie Friedrich, 1st July 1st - 4th 30 - 4 21 & 22 Class B Sedans, Terry Borge 2nd. Bill Mauerhan, 1st Class C Sedans Shar’s Goodies • Tools • Collectables • Gifts Roy Downs 2nd. Jim DeBuhr, 1st A Munchies • Hand Crafted Items and so much MORE! Modified. E. L. Cass, 1st ABC Sports. Bill Guidager, 1st D Sports, Don Vendor Tables Available. $5.00 per day. Nelson 2nd. Ron Green, 1st E Sports, For information call Barbara at 541-576-2140 or 650-455-0052 Marty Vonumd 2nd. Berry Grant, 1st a F Sports. Volume: 37 Volume: 37 20 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 21 Volume: 37 Volume: 37 22 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 23 Free PUBLIC NOTICE SODUUsing only the numbersKO 1 through 9, Food, clothing, shoes, complete the grid so that no number household items and more! NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Lake is repeated in any row, column or grid. Exchange items & donate. County Planning Commission will hold a public Each puzzle has one, and only one, Wednesday-Friday, 10 am-3 pm hearing Tuesday, July 18, 2017, at 6:00pm, in unique solution, and each can be solved Praise The Lord Fellowship the Board of Commissioners Meeting Room, using pure logic. Guessing and trial- 576-3079 • 35 NE Arrowhead 513 Center Street, Lakeview Oregon, to re- and-error are never required. CV Hwy to Snowflake, ceive public comment and testimony on the following applications. Failure to raise an issue From: www.printable-puzzles.com turn left on Arrowhead (come to NE corner) at the hearing or to provide sufficient specific- ity precludes your ability to appeal the decision. easy If you have needs requiring special arrange- GOPHERS ments, please call 541-947-6036 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. GOTCHA? CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. 17-034-CUP New Traps are here! Public Hearing concerning an application by Timothy Martin to establish a Non Farm Dwell-
ing on a 20.00 acre parcel described as: T27S Christmas Valley Boosters have R18E S14 TL1100; approximately 6 miles east MaCabee Gopher traps for sale. of Christmas Valley, then south .25 mile and $7.25 each All proceeds go toward then east .5 mile to the northeast corner of community projects. the property in an A-2 Agriculture Use Zone. A Call Joyce Hanson at (541) 647-0460 decision will be based on Articles 3 and 24 of or purchase at Handde Pump the amended Lake County Zoning Ordinance & Electric (541) 576-2206. of 1980. medium Cash or Check Only Please. f
Marvin Morse Shara Shumway Principal Broker Principal Broker (541) 419-6412 (541) 480-6461 “With prices so low, it’s a great time to buy!” Phone: (541) 576-2772 86872 Christmas Valley Hwy Equal Housing Christmas Valley, OR 97641 www.oregoncountryrealty.com Opportunity b
challenging Christmas Valley Mini Storage PO Box 783, Christmas Valley, OR 97641 10 x 12 $50/month 12 x 20 $80/month 20 x 24 $100/month (541) 576-2640 a Christmas Valley Golf Course reminds you: Playing without Paying is THEFT OF SERVICES. Volume: 37 Volume: 37 22 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 23 word search contest Folk Hero, David Crockett The Starship Enterprise word search the names of 36 folk heros from America contest from the June 15, 2017 issue of DES- and beyond. Hidden in the letter matrix to ERT WHISPERS had three responders with the right are 35 of the 36. Which ONE is the correct answer. Linda J. Robles, Sandra missing? Send your name and answer to: J. Russell and Lincoln Pruitt submitted the [email protected] correct missing starship of: CROCKETT. Linda J. Robles, by random selection has or drop it off at the Park and Rec office by been selected as the winner of a free 1 col- July 7, 2017. Names of entrants with cor- umn x 3 inch, black and white ad in a future rect answers will be printed in the July 15, issue of DESERT WHISPERS. Please con- 2017 DESERT WHISPERS. tact the editor at: office@northlakeparkan- One random winner, drawn from all drec.org to claim your prize. correct answers, wins a free one column x The Star Trek Encyclopedia states the 3 inch, b/w display ad (a $10 value) in a starship was “named after Davey Crockett” future issue of DESERRT WHISPERS. an American Folk Hero. Listed below are Good Luck! Abraham Lincoln Calamity Jane Jesse James Mike Fink Gregorio Cortez Casey Jones Jigger Johnson Nat Turner Billy the Kid Daniel Boone Joan of Arc Nathan Hale Black Beard Daniel Shays Joe Hill Ned Kelly Black Hawk Davy Crockett John Brown Paul Revere William Wallace Dick Turpin John Dillinger Samuel Steele George Washington Bass Reeves Johnny Appleseed Sitting Bull James Morrow Walsh Geronimo Mahatma Gandhi Soapy Smith Nelson Mandela Guy Fawkes Marco Polo Wild Bill Hickok HELENA CHEMICAL CO. Christmas Valley Warehouse Open: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Closed Noon - 1:00 p.m.) ® We carry a wide variety of items including: • Livestock Feed • Salt-Blocks • Bloat Guard • Wild Bird Seed • Fertilizer Tanks. Call to check prices and availability!
Contact: Larry Turnbow at Flowerree Farms, Inc. One Mile North of CV Hwy. on Fossil Lake Road (behind the shop) Phone: 541-576-3094 Cell: 541-480-6819 Fax: 541-576-2366 Culver: 866-475-6692 A Volume: 37 Volume: 37 24 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 25 FOR SALE FREE BOOK “Messiah” is on the life and story of Outback Jesus. Register at Seventh Day Adventist Church Second Hand open every Saturday 9:30-12:00 pm, Christmas Val-
86723 Christmas Valley Hwy ley - 60508 Old Lake Rd.18 CONSTRUCTION OFFICE TRAILER 15400 lb. GVWR, 29’5” Length x 96” Width, 12’6” height, Air Flatbed Trailer Over Hydraulic Brakes, Air Conditioning, 11.00-20 Tires . Military grade in excellent condition $7950.
Call 541-815-4004.16 CARGO TRAILER: 2008 Pace Journey. 5x8 Spring single axle, 2990 GVW, single rear cargo door w/ S(extra alesavings on items displayed! Barlock. 15’ bias ply, tires w/ white spoke wheels, in parking lot on flatbed trailers) Ext. metal, radius alum. fenders, dome light w/wall Suicide Warning Signs Come and see our always changing These signs may mean someone is at risk th st switch, ¾” plywood floor, sand foot on jack, spare inventory.FRI/SAT: We June have hundreds 30 & July of bar 1- tire, 8” Stoneguard-$1,500. 541-947-5855. for suicide. Risk is greater if a behavior is gains on our shelves, and we add lots of 15 new or has increased and if it seems related new items weekly!10 am - 2 pm 1977 VAN DYKE 28x60, 3 bed, 2 bath, metal roof, to a painful event, loss, or change. vinyl windows, newer carpet, painted light / bright, DONATIONS GLADLY ACCEPTED in very good condition, 12 miles E of Bend. Must be • Talking about wanting to die or to kill Including cash! moved. 541-420-3587 As it sits, $12,500. oneself. Call Merv Stutzman 541-410-4935 13 • Looking for a way to kill oneself, such as Donations of large loads of items need to 1979 REDMAN HOME 24x57, 2 bedrooms, large be on Mondays or before noon on Tues- walk-in closets, 2 bath, appliances, vaulted ceiling in searching online or buying a gun. days. (or by appointment) front room/formal dining area, wet bar, family dining • Talking about feeling hopeless or having or office near kitchen,newer metal roof. In La Pine, no reason to live. must be moved. 541-420-3587 As it sits, $10,500. • Talking about feeling trapped or in un- www.outbackretirement.com 13 Free EKG (Encouragement, Kindness ,Generos- bearable pain. ity) at Seventh Day Adventist Church Christmas Val- • Talking about being a burden to others. ley. 60508 Old Lake Rd. • Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs. 18 • Acting anxious or agitated; behaving Celebrate ONAN ELECTRIC PLANT 120 Volts, 5000 watts. recklessly. DUO-Therm compressor. Dometic RM2510 Re- fridgerator. Call for prices. 541-576-5515. • Sleeping too little or too much. 13 • Withdrawing or feeling isolated. Recovery • Showing rage or talking about seeking Mondays @ 6:30 p.m. LOST and FOUND revenge. CV Community Church • Displaying extreme mood swings. LOST MAGGIE MAY: Long Haired Mini Doxie. Black Sherry 541-576-4509 and Tan, 13 pounds. Wandered from Crawford’s, Suicide Is Preventable. Call the Lifeline at or Tim 541-977-4944 corner of Tinsel and CV Hwy Wed, 5/24/17. If spotted, 1-800-273-TALK (8255). please call 541-219-1153 or 541-576-4185.16 Advertise in BLACK & WHITE COLOR DESERT WHISPERS 1 column x 2”...... $7.00 1 column x 2”...... $10.50 Twice monthly issues are distributed, on the 1st 1 column x 3”...... $10.00 1 column x 3”...... $15.00 and 15th, throughout the north end of Lake County, 1 column x 4”...... $13.00 1 column x 4”...... $19.50 including Fort Rock, Christmas Valley, Silver Lake, 1 column x 5”...... $16.00 1 column x 5”...... $24.00 Summer Lake and Paisley. Additionally, there are a 1 column x 6”...... $19.00 1 column x 6”...... $28.50 growing number of subscribers, and many readers 1 column x 10”...... $31.00 1 column x 10”...... $46.50 that see Desert Whispers online. 2 column x 2”...... $14.00 2 column x 2”...... $21.00 The chart to the right outlines the cost for dis- 2 column x 3”...... $20.00 2 column x 3”...... $30.00 play advertising in Desert Whispers. Organi- 2 column x 4”...... $26.00 2 column x 4”...... $39.00 zations with 501(c)(3) status receive a discount. 2 column x 5”...... $29.00 2 column x 5”...... $43.50 Print-ready artwork is appreciated. We can design 2 column x 6”...... $32.00 2 column x 6”...... $48.00 your ad for an additional fee. Prices shown in the 2 column x 10”...... $44.00 2 column x 10”...... $66.00 chart are per issue. Deadlines are seven days prior to the publica- 3 column x 2”...... $21.00 3 column x 2”...... $31.50 tion date. IF space allows, ads may be accepted 3 column x 3”...... $30.00 3 column x 3”...... $45.00 after the deadline for an additional $15 fee. Email 3 column x 5” (half page)...... $40.00 3 column x 5” (half page)...... $60.00 us at: [email protected] or call 541- 3 column x 10” (full page)...... $80.00 3 column x 10” (full page)...... $120.00 576-2216 with questions. (1 column = 2.5” width. 2 columns = 5.25” width. 3 columns = 8.0” width) Volume: 37 Volume: 37 24 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 25 employment WANTED SERVICES THE SAGE HEN CAFE is looking for an experienced Wanted: Christian musicians to assist worship on It’s all about Jesus Creator,Redeemer, Al- grill cook for two morning shifts and two evening shifts Saturday 11:00-12:00pm at Seventh Day Adventist mighty, Immortal, eternal Son of God, come join us
a week. Please contact Debi @ 503-410-1133.18 church Christmas Valley Or. 60508 old lake Rd.18 at Seventh day Adventist Church Christmas Valley. A BUSY/FUN PLACE TO WORK The Silver Lake Wanted: Good kids who need financial help to go 60508 Old Lake Road, Saturdays 9:30 to 12:00 pm. Free vegetarian lunch after worship. Cafe & Bar looking to hire waitresses, bartenders and to Camp. Apply at Christmas Valley Seventh Day Ad- 18
cooks. Please call Maria at 805-990-8592.17 ventist Church, 60508 Old Lake Rd. 10am Saturday.18 Got wood? Call Billy the wood guy. 541-576-4448 or 541-576-4446. Get it before fire season. WHEEL LINE CHANGER: Iverson Ranch is hiring LOOKING FOR SMALL ROOM to rent for 7.5 hours 18 for a wheel line changer. There may be other work a day as a quiet work space. Must have electric and SAGEBRUSH SALON: Come let Robin take care of
also. Will train. Call 541-420-8379 or 541-420-0831.17 Internet and a closing door. Will pay a reasonable your hair needs. Services include men and women monthly fee. Rebekah Spear 503-440-5378.18 haircuts, color, foils, many colors, perms, & scalp BUILDING MATERIALS: Looking for salvageable treatments. Come let me make you feel better. Call for appointment 541-576-4229. REAL ESTATE building materials in exchange for helping with yard 16 clean-up. Call 541-771-2061.16 TWO GUYS TRAPPING. 25 years experience. 400 HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, 2 bath with carport Looking for drug free roommate (female). I live in traps w/ nowhere to set. If you have a problem w/ on 2-1/3 acres. Fenced. Call for details. 541-977- a trailer in center of CV. No pets. Immediate opening. gophers, we are the solution. Residential or commer- 5515.17 cial. References upon request. Call 541-576-4664.15 Asking $250 for rent. 541-576-4734.15 LAKEVIEW: 13 Commercial/Residential Mt. View Wanted: Looking for an extra large dog house.... CV CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Solar cabins, all Lots, city sewer, power, City Water at Street. South phases of construction. For dependable, honest, thank you. 541-771-0023.18 Roberta Ave. Paved Frontage. Approved for mobile quality work and always reasonable pricing call WANTED: Canopy for 1987 Ford Ranger. 541-226- homes or any commercial business ie Trailer Court. 541-297-2528.13 1859.14 $35,000 Contact Lamar 541-992-0293. 17 J.D. ROE’S ODD JOB SERVICES $10/hour Firm. WANTED: Small camp trailer. Restorable. Must have Some trade equal to $10/hour may be possible. BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED LOT on SE corner proof of ownership. Cheap/Free. 541-226-1859.14 Email: [email protected] or call 541- of Summer Ln & N. Rainbow Rd (aka 57734 N. 810-9778. Rainbow). All utilities (water, septic, electric), plus PENPAL WANTED: Penpal for a 43 year old white 13 24x45 RV cover w/ cement patio & storage shed. 50 Christian male. Blond hair, blue eyes - Gemini. 100% The Tinsel Tailor: Sewing/alterations shop in or 30 amp service. Set-up for multiple RVs. $29,500. vice-free. Never married. Looking for communication. CV. Zipper replacement, knit or crochet repairs, Contact Joe @ 530-515-5878 or 530-515-8887. Please write to: SRCI SID#11783865, Wesley Martin, general clothing repairs, reasonable rates. Hem jeans 17 777 Stanton Blvd, Ontario, OR 97914. 13 $6 & up; slacks $9 & up. 541-576-2022.24 FLEECE: For making hats for cancer patients. Please “YARD” Sales drop off at the library. Thank you! 25 FOR RENT SUPER BIG BOOK SALE at Christmas Valley Wanted: Santiam, Flav-R-Pac, and WESTPAC 3 BED / 2 FULL BATH HOME with office, and green- Library. Tue & Thur 10am-1pm & 1:30pm-6pm. Sat food labels. For LEGO club. Drop off at Park n Rec. 24 house on 2½ acres. $675/mo + deposit & pet fee. 10am-3pm. 541-576-2336.25 WANTED: Let the North Lake County 4H Lego Club Available June 1st or sooner. Call 541-408-5531.15 Advertise your local Sale. Free ads limited adopt your orphaned Lego pieces. Call Mark at: FORT ROCK GRANGE Community hall is available to 35 words. Use the FREE Ad Form on page 21 or 541-576-4622 or email: [email protected] 16 for rent. There is a main hall with stage, rest rooms, e-mail: [email protected] and fully equipped kitchen. 541-576-233525 FREE CLASSIFIED AD POLICY FREE Local Classified Ad Form (up to 35 words) Please submit your ad in writing, either by e-mail or in person. DO NOT “call-in” your ad. You may run up This information is for to FIVE Free Classified Ads per issue but are limited your name: ______our records and will not to 35 words per ad. If you need more space, please your phone: ______appear in the ad. purchase a DISPLAY ad. please print clearly All Free Classified Ads (FOR SALE, WANTED, SER- VICES, EMPLOYMENT, REAL ESTATE, RENTALS, ETC.) will run until your item sells or for SIX issues, whichever comes first. When your item sells please let us know so we can remove your ad. To have your ad continue beyond SIX issues you MUST re-submit your ad in writing, either by e-mail or in person. To remove your ad please contact the North Lake Park and Recreation office by calling541-576-2216 or by e-mail: [email protected] These local classified ads are a Free service to the community. Adhering to the stated policy will help ensure this service can continue. – Mark Joseph Russell, Editor Volume: 37 Volume: 37 26 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 27
at Christmas Valley Golf Course 57334 Christmas Tree Rd. GOLF Tournament in Christmas Valley, Oregon Sunday, July 2nd, 2017 • Luck of the Draw, Best Ball Nine Hole Scramble If you choose your own team you will not be eligible for the low score prize. • Sign-up starts at 8:30am, Shotgun start at 9am • Free BBQ after the tournament at Rondeau’s from 11:00ish-1:00pm • Cost per player is $10 plus green fees (Greens Fees: $15 for 9 holes, $20 all day) • Prizes awarded for: Lowest Gross Scores (Men’s & Women’s) Closest to the Hole and Longest Drive Tournament sponsored by North Lake Park and Recreation District: 541-576-2216 Give us a call. We’re still in town. CHRISTMAS VALLEY MARKET 87497 Christmas Valley Hwy Monday-Saturday Christmas Valley, OR 97641 6:30am-9:00pm Sunday 541-576-2200 7:00am-9:00pm 541-408-5531 B North Lake County 4-H Lego Club find us on Facebook! SILVER LAKE MARKET 65504 Hwy 31 Monday-Sunday Christmas Valley Silver Lake, OR 97638 7:00am-7:00pm Concrete, Inc. 541-576-2401 Dale Shumway 541-576-2218 541-420-2917 It’s hot outside Ready-Mixed Concrete Septic Systems & Repairs Rock & Fill Material Land Clearing Ditches & Driveways $7500 Hourly Rate* Septics start at $4,20000 Over 20 years experience servicing Christmas Valley, Fort Rock, Paisley, Silver Lake & Summer Lake areas. *2 hour minimum Licensed/Bonded/Insured Come in and cool down! CCB#99796 DEQ# 38347 Volume: 37 Volume: 37 26 • Desert Whispers July 1, 2017 Issue: 13 Issue: 13 July 1, 2017 Desert Whispers • 27
FREE CHURCH OF GOD Christmas Valley Christmas Valley True theology lies with the Apostles Community Church that Jesus, himself, trained and ordained. Seventh-day Adventist Are you heavy laden? Come to Jesus www.FreeChurchOfGod.org and he will give you rest. P.O. Box 744 Sabbath School 9:30-10:45 am Christmas Valley, OR 97641 Sabbath Worship 11-12 Saturdays Midweek Bible study and worship 6-7 pm 87921 Christmas Valley Hwy. Praise The Lord Fellowship All are Welcome! Dustin Peterson, Pastor at 35 NE Arrowhead Road We also have local Christian Television on Worship Gathering: Sunday 11am Channel 17 or 68. There is bible information Fred Chugg, Youth Leader followed by Potalatch (Blessing Meal) online at www.bibleinfo.com “WHERE THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST Song & Praise Gathering: Sunday 4pm New Church on at the corner of IS PREACHED EACH SUNDAY” Wednesday Bible Study at 4 pm Old Lake Rd., and Sunrise Circle, Sunday School 9:45 am Saturday Prayer Gathering at 4 pm Morning Worship 10:45 am Pastor: Rev. Suzan Burch/Fowler Church phone: 541-576-2599 High School Youth Group Wednesday 7pm Assistant Pastor: Marvin Fowler Elder Gene Porter: 541-576-2174 541-576-3079 Elder Wayne Gladden: 503-949-9536 541-576-2757 www.christmasvalleycommunitychurch.com Sobriety in the Desert Well in the Wilderness Church Fort Rock AA and NA Sunrise Circle, PO Box 178 Christmas Valley Community Church Fridays @ 5:00 pm Jeremy Warkentin, Pastor North Lake Health Center 541-576-2888 87520 Bay Road Sunday School...... 9:45 am Christmas Valley, OR 97641 Sunday Morning Worship...... 11:00 am Sunday School 9:45 am (for all ages) Potluck 3rd Sunday of Each Month Morning Worship 11 am Wednesday Night 6:30 pm Saturday Men’s Breakfast*...... 7:00 am Free Pastor Kerry Cardwell 541-977-5296 *Does not meet in the Summer Food, clothing, shoes, Pastor Bon Puckett 541-576-4765 ALL are Welcome! household items and more! Exchange items & donate. Wednesday-Friday, 10 am-3 pm HOLY FAMILY Praise The Lord Fellowship Bible Study 576-3079 • 35 NE Arrowhead CATHOLIC CHURCH CV Hwy to Snowflake, & Worship 57255 Fort Rock Road turn left on Arrowhead (11 Mile Corner-Buick Corner) (come to NE corner) Pastor Peter Pagel of Faith Lutheran Church of LaPine Near Christmas Valley Solution to Puzzle on Page 10 will be leading a local meeting 3:30 PM Sundays Every Tuesday evening, at 6:00 pm Call for location/directions: 541-576-2593 Local Contact: Mike & Laura House All are welcome to come & hear & learn from the Word of God (541) 576-2415
87218 Glitter Lane, Christmas Valley • Turn North at Chevron to Glitter, left on Glitter Sundays 9:30am Sunday School 10:45am Worship “A Full Gospel Church Where You Matter” 6:00pm Worship Wednesday 6:30pm Worship Pastor Doug Polhans
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