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57334 Christmas Tree RoadP.O. Box 181

Christmas Valley, Oregon 97641Phone: 541-576-2216

Fax: [email protected]

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e intent of is to publish a variety of informa-tion from all aspects of life in North Lake County. We neither support nor condemn any ideas, creed, religion, custom, attitude, belief or law. Opinions expressed are not necessarily the opinions of the Christmas Valley Park & Rec-reation District Board members, staff , personnel or advertisers. e Christmas Valley Park & Recre-ation District is not responsible for errors in articles and/or ads submitted to be published without change. The Christmas Valley Park & Recreation District Board of Directors reserves the right to reject any submitted material for any reason.

welcomes letters to the Editor. Letters should be printed or written clearly. Each letter must be signed. re-serves the right to condense long letters or to edit for content. We will avoid this whenever possible.

reserves the right to judge the acceptability of a letter in regards to vulgarities, profanities, or slanderous content.

Deadlines for are at least seven (7) Days before issue dates of the 1st and 15th of each month. Please have your ad or article to the office BEFORE the published deadline. If the ad or article is NOT received by 2 pm on the deadline, it may not make it into that issue. Ads and articles can be received by mail, by e-mail, or dropped off at the offi ce.

- e Editor

Park & Rec Board Members

Glenna Wade ........... 541-576-2216

Barbara Ferrando ....541-576-2140

Shara Shumway.......541-480-6461

David Uran ................541-576-4177

Frank Crocker ..........541-576-4943

Next Desert Whispers DEADLINE

7 days priorat 2:00 p.m.

CV Park and Recreation

DESERT WHISPERS is a twice-monthly publication of

CHRISTMAS VALLEY PARK & RECREATION

57334 Christmas Tree Rd. / P.O. Box 181Christmas Valley, Oregon 97641

541-576-2216[]541-576-2272[]

Christmas Valley Park & Rec Offi ceOpen: Monday - Friday • 10 am - 2 pm

Closed all Holidays

INFORMATION NUMBERS

Air Link (Emergency Dispatch) ..... ..................................... 800-621-5433Air Link (Business Offi ce) ............... ..................................... 800-353-0497A.A. (Central Oregon) ..................... ..................................... 541-548-0440C.V. Fire Dept. ........... 541-576-2212 or ............. 541-480-3979Emergencies ............................ 911C.V. Post Offi ce ......... 541-576-2657C.V. Water Supply ..... 541-576-2090Lake Co. Sheriff CV ..541-576-2781Lake Co. Sheriff -Lakeview .............. ..................................... 541-947-6027State Police (Lakeview) .................... ..................................... 541-947-2267Midstate Electric ....... 800-752-5935NLC, EMS Business # 541-576-2759NL Health District .... 541-576-2165NL Public Health ...... 541-576-2115New Beginnings (24hrs) .................. ..................................... 541-576-3051 or .......... 1-800-850-4838St. Charles Hospital .. 541-382-4321Women’s Crisis Center. .................... ..................................... 800-338-7590

IMPORTANT NUMBERS

LANDFILL SCHEDULEChristmas Valley (on Rainbow Road): Thursday - Saturday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pmFort Rock (1.5 miles west of town):

Sunday 9:00 am - 12:00 pmPaisley:

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, Thanksgiving & Christmas. Bring

washers, dryers, stoves, etc., to the Christmas Valley Landfi ll ONLY for the

North end.541-417-1255

e Christmas Valley Commu-nity Hall, located at 87345 Holly Lane, in Christmas Valley, is avail-able for rent.

A refundable cleaning/damage deposit of $50 is required for the rental of the building. e deposit will be returned if the building is le in the same (or better) condi-tion as you found it.

At the conclusion of your event, if the heater in the main area of the hall is not turned down to 52o (as the instructions posted state), you will be billed $9.00/hr for fuel, until the setting is corrected.

Call for availability: 541-576-2216.

Park and Rec

Renting the Christmas Valley Community Hall

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Freedom of the press gives Christ-mas Valley Park and Recreation ex-clusive control over what we choose to publish in Desert Whispers, in-cluding the right to refuse to print anything for any reason.

Christmas Valley Park and RecFreedom of the Press

LA PINE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER

541-576-2343

Massage Therapy ServicesSHAWN LAVALLEE, LMT

By appointment: 576-2110 or 576-2043

Optometric PhysicianTIMOTHY ARBOW, O.D.

By appointment: 541-554-9888

Naturopath/Acupuncture ServicesNATASHA RUDD, N.D., LAc


Chiropractic PhysicianHELMUT E. EICHNER, D.C.


Mental HealthTARA JONES, LCSW, CADC1


North Lake Health District

87520 Bay Road, Christmas Valley

541-576-2165NLHD Offi ce Manager: Kelly McCord

LOCAL RESOURCES

Food Share:3rd. Tues. of every month.

9am-2pm (closed 12-12:30)Located next door to Dorcas

FREE Food, clothing, shoes,

household items and more!Exchange items & donate.

Wednesday-Friday, 10 am-3 pmPraise The Lord Fellowship576-3079 • 35 NE Arrowhead

CV Hwy to Snowfl ake, turn left on Arrowhead(come to NE corner)

All proceeds are used for needs in the community

On Aspen Lane next to Food Share

12 - 4 PM Wednesdays and Saturdays! Sponsored by Christmas Valley

Community Church

DORCAS DEPOT

Bag Day Sale April 29th

Lake County Public Transit Operated by Lake Co.

Senior Citizens Association

LaPine Shopping Shuttles 4/15 for shoppers with urgent

food/pharmacy shopping needs only,

We are going to LaPine every Wednesday but with a limit of 3 riders (on a 14-passenger bus) in order to maintain 6-foot safe distancing practices. We are fully disinfecting the vehicles between each rider, and due to the close proximity to Bend, drivers are wearing masks and we are ask-ing riders to do so as well, in keeping with CDC’s latest rec-ommendation. No one with a fever, body aches, or new dry cough (rider or driver) will be permitted onboard.

Bend 4/21 ese scheduled trips are FREE to all riders- donations are accepted but not required.

For more information Transportation Coordinator @ 541-947-4966 ext. 106

Please be aware that schedule is subject to change. If you have OHP, please call

GOBHI Ride Share at 877-875-4657 for non-emergency medical transport.

Soup at the C.V. Community Hall

Tuesdays11:30 am - 1:00 pm

at the CV Community Hall

For more information call: 541-576-2140 or 650-455-0052.

Take Out’s Only!

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S C Gat the “Hank’s House”

9:30 am - 3:00 pm $4.00 eachBring a sack lunch and join us for a

fun day. We are sorry we can not allow children due to liability.

Sandie: 541-815-5683Kathie: 541-548-8816

Live Radio Programs On

KPAI RadioCurrent Programming Schedule is

at: www.paisleyschooldistrict.com

when you get in there you click on

KPAI radio 103.1 FM on the left side.

When you get there choose

click here to listen.

The school has classes in radio so they are

on the air at times through the day.

How To Rent Hanks House:

e Activity Center at the Outback Retirement Center, Inc. also called "Hanks House" in memory of our founder Mr. Hank Warkentin is now avail-able to the public for private events. e fees are as follows:

· Kitchen Only: $50/day· Building w/Kitchen: $100/day· Building Only: $75/day· Long term use: To be deter-mined by ORC Board as pre-sented· Additional Set-up day: $30/day· A $100 refundable cleaning fee and proof of insurance will be requiredTo make reservations or to get additional information: Call 541-576-2225 or Email: [email protected] check out the online calen-dar to see if your date is open: https://www.outbackretirement-center.org/events-calendarRenting Hanks House is one way of supporting our mission of providing aff ordable housing for the elderly. ank you for your support.

Narcotics AnonymousMeeting 7pm Wednesdays

Christmas Valley Community Hall(Behind Chevron station on Holly st.)

*Speaker meeting last Wednesday of the month

RV & Dry Camping Christmas Valley Park and Recreation is now off ering

Dry Camp and RV Camping at the Rodeo Grounds.

Due to the limited space available please call our offi ce

for pricing and availability.

541-576-2216

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Seed - Fertilizer - Chemicals Field Tech Manager Applicator

Clayton Worman Larry Turnbow Tristan Grassman 541-419-2875 541-480-6819 541-815-1318

Warehouse Truck Driver Adam Kirkland Sondra Spann 503-949-6514 541-576-4361

Local business owners live here & hire locally.

“Choose Local.”

Sid’s Produce

Tuesday - Friday10am - 5pm541-576-2230

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Oil change on most cars and light trucks $34.95. Some vehicles

excluded.Call for details or to make an

appointment.

Did You Know Fun Fit Friends Weight Loss-

support group meets every ursday night @ 5:30 PM in the Senior Center behind the

Tumbleweed ri Store.

ey say come join the fun and that all ages are welcome and

best of all its Friendly and Free

C V M SPO Box 783, Christmas Valley, OR 97641

10 x 12 $50/month12 x 20 $80/month20 x 24 $100/month

(541) 576-2640A

Friends of the Library In Need e Hugger Hat Project

sponsored by the Christmas Valley Branch Friends of the Library has donated nearly 2

thousand hats from Madras to Lakeview. We need more yarn all weights, colors, types, full

skeins or small balls. Please drop off donations at the

CV Library or call 541-576-2336 or 541-619-1880

Find something in your community that suits you. is community primarily func-tions through volunteers. We have many new community members and this community can bene t from a little bit of your time. e many new community members tax the already over stretched, long standing volunteers that oil the works of the under supported needs of the north end com-munities.

If you have questions of how you can help feel free to contact me, Glenna Wade, via Facebook [glennasonly] and I can help you nd an activity that suits you.

Help Fill a Local Need: Volunteer Your Time

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Cash or Check Only Please.

Christmas Valley Boosters have MaCabee Gopher traps for sale.

$7.25 eachAll proceeds go toward

community projects.Call Joyce Hanson at (541) 647-0460

or purchase at Handde Pump& Electric (541) 576-2206.

GOPHERS GOTCHA?

NEW TRAPS ARE HERE!

BUY LOCAL SUPPORT BUSINESS

IN CHRISTMAS VALLEY

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Christmas Valley BoostersInvite you to our next meeting!

2nd Monday at 6pm at e Booster’s Building

(On Aspen, behind the Post Offi ce)See you there!

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Outback RetirementCenter, Inc. Board of Directors meets monthly on the 4th Mon. at 6 pm at the

Outback Offi ce.

Not Allowed: Social gatherings (parties, celebrations) with people from outside of your household.

Dine-in restaurants and bars Nightclubs and concerts Shopping at outdoor or indoor malls and retail complexes Fitness: Gyms, sports and tness centers, health clubs, and exercise studios, dance and yoga studios,

Grooming: Hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, massage parlors, non-medical wellness spas, cosmetic stores, tattoo parlors

Entertainment: eaters, amusement parks, arcades, bowling alleys, music concerts, sporting events, museums, skating rinks,

Outdoors: State parks, playgrounds, campgrounds, pools, skate parks, festivals

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back in stock!toilet paper & paper towels

hand soapdisinfectant

spray

Q C

Pit Run or Screened, 1” - minusRED or BLACK

-TRUCK SPREAD-Great for MUD HOLES and DRIVEWAYS!

Also available:Gravel, Sand-Gravel mix,Top Soil,

Fill Dirt, Large Colored Rocks

541-419-9454 541-280-7324

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Schott Ag Air, LLC

It’s Spring! Time to think about

pre-emer gent herbicide application for irrigated crops and safeguarding rangelands from noxious weeds. For the

past seven years, Schott Ag Air, LLC, has been providing aerial

application services for Eastern

Oregon’s rangeland rehabili tation and irrigated cropland

needs. Including, but not limited to, aerial seeding,

herbicides, insecticides, and fertilizer application.

Nick Schott Owner/ Operator/ Pilot

Licensed Pesticide ConsultantLicensed Pesticide Dealer

Cell: 541.980.6760Email: [email protected]

Lake County Library’s would like to remind

you that if you need to do homework, the wi connection if open 7

days a week.Stay Healthy

In short, here is what is allowed and what is not. If you’re not sure about an activity, skip it. Staying at home as much as possible during this time will save lives. Allowed (must keep 6 feet from others): Hospitals and health care Grocery stores Banks Pharmacies Take-out/delivery from restaurants and bars Pet stores Gas stations Certain retail stores Outdoor activities like walking your dog, jogging, or biking in your neighborhood Child care facilities and babysitters (only if abiding by new rules)

Not Allowed: Social gatherings (parties, celebrations) with people from outside of your household Dine-in restaurants and bars Nightclubs and concerts Shopping at outdoor or indoor malls and retail complexes Fitness: Gyms, sports and tness centers, health clubs, and exercise studios, dance and yoga studios Grooming: Hair salons, barbershops, nail salons, massage parlors, non-medical wellness spas, cosmetic stores, tattoo parlors Entertainment: eaters, amusement parks, arcades, bowling alleys, music concerts, sporting events, museums, skating rinks Outdoors: State parks, playgrounds, campgrounds, pools, skate parks, festivals

Do’s & Don’ts While Under Stay at Home

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p u b l i c n o t i c eNOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Lake County Plan-ning Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday, April 21, 2020, at 6:00pm, by phone call-in only by dialing 877-411-9748 and access code 8038540, to receive public comment and testimony on the following ap-plications. Failure to raise an issue at the hearing or to pro-vide suffi cient speci city pre-cludes your ability to appeal the decision to the Board of Com-missioners. If you have needs requiring special arrangements, please call 541-947-6036 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. 20-011-CUPPublic Hearing concerning an application by Myron & Judith Steward to establish a pre-1976 Mobile Home on a 40.21-acre parcel, described as T39S R24E TL105, at 18098 Twenty Mile Road, Adel, Oregon; in an A-2 Agriculture Use Zone, with a Comprehensive Plan Designa-tion of R – Range. A decision will be based on Articles 3 and 24 of the amended Lake County Zoning Ordinance of 1980, and Ordinance 10DD-96.Published by the Lake County Planning Department, April 8, 2020.

NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING

A public meeting of the Budget Committee of the Christmas Valley Domestic Water Supply District, Lake County, State of Oregon, to discuss the budget for the scal year July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021, will be held at Christmas Valley Commu-nity Hall – 87345 Holly Lane. e Meeting will take place on April 29, 2020 at 1:00 p.m. e purpose of the meeting is to receive the budget message and to receive comment from the public on the budget. A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained on or a er April 29, 2020 at e District Offi ce – 87379 Holly Lane, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. is is a public meeting where deliberation of the Budget Committee will take place. Any Person may appear at the meeting and discuss the proposed programs with the Budget Committee.**Please Note** Due to COVID-19 e district offi ce is cur-rently closed to the public. Please contact the offi ce at 541-576-2090 to make arrangements of obtain a copy of the bud-get document and submit written comments to the budget committee if you would prefer.

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NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Lake County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday, April 21, 2020, at 6:00pm, by phone call-in only by dialing 877-411-9748 and access code 8038540, to receive public comment and testimony on the following applications. Failure to raise an issue at the hearing or to provide suffi cient speci city precludes your ability to appeal the decision to the Board of Commissioners. If you have needs requiring special arrangements, please call 541-947-6036 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. 20-015-CUPPublic Hearing concerning an application by Mike Gerdes & Amy Stuart to establish a Non-Farm Dwelling on a 19.54-acre parcel, described as T29S R17E S31C TL600, approximately 1.00 miles east on Carlon Lane on the northside of the road; in an A-2 Agriculture Use Zone, with a Comprehensive Plan Designation of R – Range. A decision will be based on Articles 3 and 24 of the amended Lake County Zoning Ordinance of 1980.Published by the Lake County Planning Department, April 8, 2020.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Lake County Planning Commission will hold a publichearing Tuesday, April 21, 2020, at 6:00pm, by phone call-in only by dialing 877-411-9748 andaccess code 8038540, to receive public comment and testimony on the following applications.Failure to raise an issue at the hearing or to provide suffi cient speci city precludes your abilityto appeal the decision to the Board of Commissioners. If you have needs requiring specialarrangements, please call 541-947-6036 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. 20-016-CUPPublic Hearing concerning an application by Mark & Debora Williams to establish a Non-FarmDwelling on a 40.00-acre parcel, described as T28S R16E S10 TL2400, approximately 0.21 milesnorth on Oil Dri Road from the intersection of Oil Dri and Old Lake Road on the westside ofthe road; in an A-2 Agriculture Use Zone, with a Comprehensive Plan Designation of A –Agriculture. A decision will be based on Articles 3 and 24 of the amended Lake CountyZoning Ordinance of 1980.Published by the Lake County Planning Department, April 8, 2020.

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the Lake County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday, April 21, 2020, at 6:00pm, by phone call-in only by dialing 877-411-9748 and access code 8038540, to receive public comment and testimony on the following applications. Failure to raise an is-sue at the hearing or to provide suffi cient speci city precludes your ability to appeal the decision to the Board of Commissioners. If you have needs requiring special arrangements, please call 541-947-6036 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.PARTITION APPLICATION NO. 20-018-PARPublic Hearing concerning an application by Leehmann & Sons Inc to Partition a 1670.11-acre par-cel into two parcels (to establish a 40.00 acre parcel where the current Lakeview Rural Fire Protection District has a building), described as T38S R20E TL300, at 22931 Bauers Creek Road; in an A-2 Agri-culture Use Zone, with a Comprehensive Plan Designation of R – Range. A decision will be based on Articles 3 of the amended Lake County Zoning Ordinance of 1980 and Article 6 of the Lake County Development Ordinance.Published by the Lake County Planning Department, April 8, 2020.

p u b l i c n o t i c e

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Band Of Brothers Christmas Valley

Band of Brothers BreakfastsPostponed until restrictions are

li ed in Christmas Valley.

President: Charles Brown 541-576-4912

Secretary: Glenna Wade541-977-0626

Christmas Valley *****Free Delivery

Someone has a good sense of humor

Send in that picture of what

you have been up to while we

are on Stay at Home orders.

[email protected]

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QUILT DRAWING

e High Desert Stitch Rippers, a quilt and cra group in Christmas Valley, will be holding a raffl e to bene t the 4H North Lake Sewing group. e quilt will be on display at the Lakeside Resturant.

Tickets are $1.00 each or six for $5.00. Sales will be ongoing through the 4th of July with the drawing to be held at 4:00 P.M that day at Hanks House. You need not be present to win. Tickets are available at the Lakeside or from any of the High Desert Stitch Rippers.

e quilt was made by the High Desert Stitch Rippers in honor of Karen Smith, with the fabric being donated by Jared Smith from Karen's fabric collection. Karen, a very talented quilter, donated a lot of time and energy to the 4H group.

e quilt is a log cabin pattern and measures 94”x 94” and was quilted by Vickie Gibbs. If you have any questions please call Tara Grassman, 541-410-6060 or Sandie Maerz – 541-815-5683.

Lakeside Employees Amy and Alannah playing it safe at work here in Christmas Valley. Way to go girls keep up the good work.

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Fort Rock Grange Cancels Spring Events

e increasing spread of COVID-19, evolving state mandates, and concerns about the health of our community, has caused the Fort Rock Grange to cancel the BBQ Beef Dinner and Pie Auction on Saturday, April 25, 2020

e Grange thanks you for your past support of these events, and wishes every person in North Lake County, a healthy and safe spring.

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND STAY HEALTHY, LAKE COUNTY!

La Pine Community Health Center in Christmas Valley is thankful for the eff orts and commitment of the residents and visitors of North Lake County to staying healthy! We would also like to thank all of the local retailers who are helping to keep the community healthy by implementing safety measures such as the use of masks, gloves, barriers and restricted access. Your commitment to this community truly shows. We encour-age the local seamstresses who are making masks to check with rst responders (Sheriff ’s department EMS and Fire) and local

retailers to make sure that they have the protective gear that they need to continue to serve the community.

To further support your eff orts in staying healthy, our health center, located in the North Lake Health District Medical Center, continues to be open and ready to provide primary care for you and your families, along with all of our other services. We also have a triage area set up for patients who are experiencing symptoms such as cough, fever or shortness of breath. Symptomatic patients will be assessed at the North-east area of the parking lot and then taken into an exam room through the ambulance entrance to help reduce the risk of virus exposure. PLEASE CALL BEFORE coming to the health center so we can let you know the appropriate entrance to come to.

If we all continue to practice social-distancing protocols and continue to wear masks when we must be out in public, it will help reduce the risk of a local outbreak and support those among us with underlying complex medical conditions and suppressed immune systems.Together, we will get through this. It takes all of us working together in support of one another. ank you for doing your part!

17 ings To Do When You Are Bored Out Of Your Mind

ings to do offl ine. Remember your brain ... before the internet?

by Leonora EpsteinBuzzFeed Staff

1. Become obsessed with a paint-by-numbers masterpiece.

2. Paint all your cheap-o jew-elry with clear nail polish.

3. Send your long-distance friends surprise postcards.

4. Make booze more magical.

5. Do a puzzle.

6. Attempt some intricate nail art.

7. Plant a kitchen herb garden.

8. Start a vinyl collection, if you haven’t already.

9. Refresh your middle and high school knowledge.

10. Paint your diff erent keys with nail polish.

11. Re-arrange all your books.

12. Ikea-hack a piece of your furniture.

13. Get into origami.

14. Spend seven minutes doing workout.

15. Find a podcast you love, download a bunch, and take a very long walk while you listen.

16. Do a crossword puzzle.

17. Get into list-making.

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When All Else FailsRead e Instructions!

Matthew 5: 1-12 Matthew 5: 13-16 Proverbs 21: 3-13 Proverbs 20: 22 Phillipianes 4: 4-9 Ecclesiastes 7:20 Lamentations 3: 19-26

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Dr. Natasha S. Rudd, N.D., L.Ac.Acupuncture, botanical medicine, Bowen

Therapeutic Technique, Cranial Sacral Therapy, family health care, fl ower

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. Rudd at the North Lake Health District’s Medical Complex, please call 541-385-6249.

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Handde Pump& Electric, Inc.

And a whole lot more store!• Zimmatic Sales and Service• Huge selection of Plumbing & Electrical Supplies• Sinks, faucets, water heaters, pressure tanks• Galvanized, ABS, CPVC fi ttings & tools• Landscaping pavers, railroad ties & more

Monday-Friday8:00 am - 5:00 pmPhone: 541-576-2206Fax: 541-576-2702

CCB# 45220

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Call the Local Guys FIRST!

Handde Pump& Electric, Inc.

And a whole lot more store!• Zimmatic Sales and Service• Huge selection of Plumbing & Electrical Supplies• Sinks, faucets, water heaters, pressure tanks• Galvanized, ABS, CPVC fi ttings & tools• Landscaping pavers, railroad ties & more

Monday-Friday8:00 am - 5:00 pmPhone: 541-576-2206Fax: 541-576-2702

CCB# 45220

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Call the Local Guys FIRST!

Farmers Market Needs Vendors!!

Growing seedlings? Plant a few extra

Make soaps and lotions? Got some baby farm animals??

Have honey bees and have extra honey???

Just a few ideas on what you can sell at the farmers market!!

If you have any questions please contact me!!

Items you sell must be for a farmers market!!

Farmers market starts in May, the second and fourth Saturday

of each month through Sept. Hours are 9am -1pm .

Location: Christmas Valley Rodeo Grounds.

You don’t have to vendor at every market!! You can pick one or you can pick them all! No obligation!! You need to

bring your own set up though! Just give me a heads up so I

can make sure we space everyone out.

Rena

For more information on the Virus that has us all wondering what is next.

Here is the link https://govstatus.egov.

com/or-covid-19

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Christmas ValleyConcrete, Inc.

Dale Shumway

541-576-2218541-420-2917

Ready-Mixed ConcreteSeptic Systems & Repairs

Rock & Fill MaterialLand Clearing

Ditches & Driveways

Over 20 years experience servicing Christmas Valley, Fort Rock, Paisley, Silver Lake & Summer Lake areas.

Licensed/Bonded/InsuredCCB#99796 DEQ# 38347

CHR ISTM AS VAL L EY541- 420-4 949

OW N E R-TOM SE A RC H

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541-617-1010www.bendsnip.org

9am @ NLHD -YOGA

9am @ NLHD -YOGA

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L o o k w h a t s c o o k i n g

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BACK IN THYME

by Linda McCoslin

EXOTIC PLANTSCAMPHOR TREE: Cimmamomum camphora (L.) J.S Presl

Laurel Family LAURACEAE

e Fragrant wood of the camphor tree has traveled the world over in the form of nely wrought sailors’ chests. Strong and durable, resistant to the ravages of salt air, repellent to moths, and immune to the attacks of most insects, the wood has protected the clothes of many a seaman. It’s most impor-tant constituent in this regards is a chemical known as 2 - bornanone. Better known as camphor, this chemical is a potent moth repellent.

e camphor tree is native to eastern Asia. Standing up to 100 feet, spreading equally as wide, and lling the air with sweet fragrance during the owering season, it lives in terrain between 4,000 and

7,000 feet above sea level. In cultivation, they are not so impressive. Grown for their leathery leaves rather than their durable wood, they are kept pruned to 5 or 6 feet tall. e aromatic leaves are har-vested three or four times a year, and the oil is extracted and distilled into colorless camphor crystals shipped all over the world.

Camphor extraction has been going on in the Orient for over 1,000 years, but only in the past century have the leaves been the main source. Previously the trunks, roots and branches of 70 to 80 year old trees were chopped and steam distilled. But world demand surged in the 19th century, when camphor came to be regarded as an all round no strum in Europe and the United States, and the supply of trees became depleted. Hence, more effi cient methods were developed.

It was once a common practice to wear a little bag of camphor crystals around the neck to cure a cold or related illness. Camphor oil was freely applied to ease the pains of bruises, sprains, in ammations, gout, and rheumatic joints and it was taken internally to treat hysteria, epilepsy, and heart problems. e fumes were used to treat asthma, bronchitis, emphysema as well as other respiratory maladies.

Scientist found prolonged exposure to the fumes and ingestion of the camphor may cause poisoning hence, medical use in the United States is limited to lotions that relieve super cial pain and itching. White camphor oil has removed poison substance and in cough drops, candies, and so drinks.

Non medical products using camphor are deodorants, disinfectants, explosives, insecticides, paint sol-vents, perfumes and soaps. Camphor wood is still available, but it is extremely expensive, if you wish to make a moth proof chest.

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Christmas Valley Golf Course where the Fun Begins:

Memberships / Play FeesSingle $225.00 or Family $300.009 Holes $20.00 18 hole $25.00

Golf Cart Rental $20.00

at the Christmas Valley Community HallTwice a month on ursdays at 5:30 pm

April 9th & 23rd

May 7th & 21st

June 11th & 25th

For more information call:Barbara Ferrando

650-455-0052Sponsored by:Christmas Valley Park and Recreation

Policy: Animals on Parkand Rec Properties

Christmas Valley Park and Rec

Christmas Valley Park and Recreation District hasadopted a policy concerning pets/animals on Park and Recproperties. is policy is an attempt to keep our facilities an enjoyable place for all users.

When on Christmas ValleyPark and Recreation property (including the Rodeo Grounds, Golf Course, Play Area, etc.) all domestic animals, whether petslivestock, or other, must be leashed and/or under thedirect control and supervisionof their owner/handler.

Horses are not allowed on the Golf Course at any time-

EVER !

Any defecation (poop) from the animal must be cleaned up immediately by the owner/ handler. Individuals failing to comply with this policy will be asked to leave Park and Rec property. Animals freely roaming, with no apparent owner/handler in the area may be treated as strays. e proper authorities will then be contacted. And PLEASE, keep off the Golf Course while the ground is frozen... Especially the greens.

ank You!

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Allis Chambers Forkli , 5700Lb. Cap. Gas engine with three stage mast. Pneumatic tires low hours, runs great price reduced for quick sale $5,950, call 541-815-4004 Hyster H80XL Pneumatic Tire Forkli with 8,000 lb. capacity two Stage Mast with side shi , Asking $9,950.00 Call 541-815-400429” Genesis V2900 Full Suspension Men’s Mountain Bike, $100 lightly used Call 541-815-40041991 Terry 26 travel trailer, Solar Panels, Electric Jack. Very Good Condition $4500.00 Price is FIRM 541-576-2226Dell Laptop E series fresh install of Windows 10 refurbished big screen duo core processor. Asking $229.00 Cal 541-815-4004 2000 Ford F 250 Pick Up 7.3 Diesel 3 door super cab camper shell new batteries $14,000.00 541-576-22261946 Chrysler Deluxe with susicide doors. Awsome old car, Clean Title $4500.00 call 541-841-89955 Great Behlen 4 . walk through Ranch gates, Fencing, T-Post poles, Wire horse quality. Call 541-841-8995Old Oak Rocking Chair. Nice Table & Chair Sets $65.00 each 541-841-8995Angus Cattle for sale, feeder calves/Bukks 541-225-8839

FOR SALE SERVICES

C L A S S I F I E D S

84.87 ac. in six tax lots in NW1/4 sec 4 T27SR16E. Power on west side. Owner carry $27,500.00 call 541-589-08881.4 AC in Townsite Christmas Valley OR across from Quarter Horse racetrack next to public rodeo corral. Water at property $10k Unit 3, Block 7, Lot 6 on Pine St. between Nole Lane and Mistletoe Rd. Water , Utility, at street lot line 503-366-4424

REAL ESTATE

WANTED

20 acres just outside the historic town of Christmas Valley on Crack in the Ground Road. Zoned A2, Agriculture. County says a Conditional Use permit would be likely approved for home site. Buyer to do due dili-gence and verify with county. is property is located in an area known for recreation, hunting, & rock hounding. A perfect good ole fashioned getaway spot for peace & quiet $58K Call 541-228-4160

ree adjoining parcels at the corner of North Oil Dri Road and Salt Flat Road. Two twenties and an eighty. $95,000(707)815-8614

Triple-T Firewood, Yard work, Hog Mow-ing, Clean up work, Brush Hauling. $35.00 a hr. $65.00 hr. Tractor work. 2hr min., 2 man team 541-408-4852North Lake Towing & Service AAA Service Provided. Doug Polhans Owner/Operator 541-771-6645Mr. Handyman Service, Siding, Doors, Windows, Sheetrock, Tape & Texture, Trim, Tile,Sinks, Toilets, Painting. No Job to small541-903-2890THE TINSEL TAILOR: Sewing/Alterations shop in Christmas Valley. Zipper replace-ment, knit or crochet repairs, general clothing repairs, reasonable rates. Hem JeansCall for Pricing 541-576-2022Dog Grooming! Over 30 yrs experience with tons of references. Can only do dogs under 50 pounds. Call for Price and Appointment541-420-2365Speedy & Effi cient Carpet Cleaning Services $25.00 per hr. Call to book your cleaning today 541-213-3309CAT WORK: Clearing, Road Building, BIG JOBS small jobs. Call Spence 541-5763595Alora’s Outback Cleaning Services Special-izing in rental, move out, move in cleans. Yes we clean carpets! We also do painting! Book in advance 503-882-5609Sage Brush Salon by Appointment. All day ursday & Saturday’s call to set up appoint-ment with Robin. Women, Men & Children. Cuts, Color, Perms, Highlights and Massag-ing Scalp Treatments. 541-576-4229

A1 All Star General Services: General Con-tractor, General Clean Up, Decks, Site Prep, Manufactured Homes, Septic Installation & Repair, Hot Water Heater Repairs Call541-653-6536A&L Property Maintence Services we do remodeling, home sale prep, estate sales, we repair drywall, fencing ooring, roofs, decks, painting. Let us do the heaving job of cleaning your property. Tree trimming and removal ,etc. Call 541-841-8995Peters Creek will open March 1st. Remote Camping, RV Hookups, on the Oregon Des-ert Trail, Shed hunters discount 541-225-8839

Summer your cattle on High Desert grasses, Bunch grass, Squirltail, creseted wheat grass, water, corrals available, up to 40 AVMs, Fenced 4000 acres 541-225-8839

Free Removal of Unwanted Car - Pickup’s - Tractors - Farm Equipment - Mobile Homes Call 541-903-2890

Christmas Valley 21.37ac $20,000.00 Town-ship 27 south range 16 EWM Section 19 West one half Government Lot 1 Tax Lot 800 Arrow Gap Rd. turn Bowens road one mile turn le property starts next to intersection 503-366-442420 Acres with Power, 2 Miles from store $38,000.00 Cash 541-841-89952.47 Acres 1 bedroom 1 bath remodeled mo-bile home, Vinyl windows, gas range, 5 room shed chicken coop, city water, electric, Trees Garden Alaska roof, washer dryer hookup, covered porches two paddocks pig enclosure, large deck Call 541-576-4353

40 ac. on South Oildry Road, Paved power on two sides $32,000.00 541-410-9621

Chimney Sweep and Odd Jobs Call 541-576-4821

8 each new 12 foot steel Priefert stall fronts with 2 feed doors. Does not include wood. Payed $700.00 each will sell for $500.00 each call (503)510-5891.4 2010 Rubecon wheels with 2013 LT265/70R17 winter cat tires with 433Mhz TPMS sensors $600.00 call (503)510-5891.4 each 2010 Jeep TPMS sensors 315 Mhz $100.00 call (503)510-5891.14 gallon Flo-N-Go Duramax portable wheeled fuel container (poly) $40.00 call (503)5105891.4 245/65R17 winter cat tires siped and stud-ded very little use $300.00 call (503)5105891.

Samsung Smart TV, NEW (in unopened box), 43 inch, 2 HDMI ports, voice con-trolled remote included. No cable needed. $299 541-576-9869 easy paved access in Christmas Valley.Stay entertained at home!

Husqvarna riding lawn mower Model YTH2348 48 inch cut. Mower deck com-pletely rebuilt August of 2019. Original cost $1,760.00 Now only $750.00 Call 541-297-1451

FOR RENT/LEASE

Wanted yarn any scraps etc. afghans for chil-dren of the community and Ronald Macdon-ald 541-576-2022

High Desert Ranch House, Furnished, 2bd/2ba on a working ranch, Comfortably remote. Start your day with Pancakes off the ranches cook stove, Short term rental 541-225-8839

Vacation Home on the Golf Course for rent. Call for details and pricing. 541-419-2826

For Rent: 2/1 Mobile home with wet bar lo-cated on CV Golf Course Call 541-576-4702 leave message for details and pricing

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Please submit your ad in writing, either by e-mail or in person. DO NOT “call-in” your ad. You may run up to FIVE Free Classifi ed Ads per issue but are limited to 35 words per ad. If you need more space, please purchase a DISPLAY ad.

All Free Classified Ads (FOR SALE, WANTED, SERVICES, EMPLOYMENT, REAL ESTATE, RENT-ALS, ETC.) will run until your item sells or for SIX issues, whichever comes fi rst. 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 offi ce by calling 541-576-2216or by e-mail: offi ce@[email protected]

These local classifi ed ads are a Free service to the community. Adhering to the stated policy will help en-sure this service can continue. – Lisa Cooper, Editor

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PUBLISHERS NOTICE:All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limitations or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, marital status or national origin, or an intention to make such preference, limitation or discrimination. Familial status includes children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women, and people securing custody of children under 18. This newspaper will not accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To complain about discrimination, call HUD toll free at 1-800-877-0246. The toll-free telephone number for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.

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Twice monthly issues are distributed, on the 1st and 15th, throughout the north end of Lake County, including Fort Rock, Christmas Valley, Silver Lake, Summer Lake and Paisley. Additionally, there are a growing number of subscribers, and many readers that see online.

e chart to the right outlines the cost for dis-play advertising in . Organizations with 501(c)(3) status receive a discount. Print-ready artwork is appreciated. We can design your ad for an additional fee. Prices shown in the chart are per issue.

Deadlines are seven days prior to the publica-tion date. IF space allows, ads may be accepted a er the deadline for an additional $15 fee. Email us at: or call 541-576-2216 with questions. (1 column = 2.5” width. 2 columns = 5.25” width. 3 columns = 8.0” width)

To receive 24 issues send $27 tocover postage & handling to:

P.O. Box 181Christmas Valley, OR 97641

Call 541-576-2216 or 541-576-2640 for more information.

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Christmas Valley Community Church 87921 Christmas Vly Hwy ......... 541-576-2757

Interim Pastor: Greg MelendesYouth Leader: Fred Chuggwww.christmasvalleycommunitychurch.comSunday School 9:45amMorning Worship 10:45amYouth Group Wednesday @ 7:00pm

Christmas Valley Seventh-day Adventist Old Lake Rd & Sunrise Circle ....................... mssg. phone............541-306-0384

www.bibleinfo.comSabbath School 9:30amSabbath Worship 11:00am SaturdaysMidweek Bible Study & Worship 6:00pm

Fort Rock Community Church Downtown Fort Rock ............. 541-576-2888

Pastor: Jeremy WarkentinSunday School 9:45amSunday Morning Worship 11:00am3rd Sunday PotluckSaturday Men’s Breakfast at 7:00am

Free Church Of God www.freechurchofgod.orgTrue theology lies with the Apostles that Jesus, himself, trained and ordained.

Lutheran Bible Study and Worshipcall for location/directions ...... 541-576-2593

Pastor Peter Pagel of Faith Lutheran Church in La Pine leads a local meetingTuesdays at 6:00pm

CHRISTADELPHIANS A non-Trinitarian Christian group patterned after the early Christian church;INFORMATION: 541-815- 4004

North Lake County Church DirectoryNew Life Fellowship of Christmas Valley 87218 Glitter LanePastor: Doug Polhans .............541-591-4067

Visit us on FACEBOOKSunday School 9:30amSunday Worship 11:00am & 6:00pm

Praise The Lord Fellowship35 NE Arrowhead Rd, CV ...... 541-576-3079

Pastor: Rev. Suzan Burch/FowlerAssistant Pastor: Marvin FowlerWorship Gathering Sunday 11:00am followed by Potalatch (Blessing Meal)Song & Praise Sunday 4:00pm • Bible Study Wednesday 4:00pm • Prayer Saturday 4:00pm

Silver Lake Church of the Bible Hwy 31, Silver Lake ............... 541-576-2367

Pastor Leon BakerSunday School 10:00amMorning Service 11:00amSecond Sunday Potluck

Well in the Wilderness Church Sunrise Circle, Christmas Vly 541-977-5296

Pastor Kerry Cardwell: 541-977-5296Pastor Bon Puckett: 541-576-4765Sunday School (for all ages) 9:45amMorning Worship 11:00amWednesday night 6:00pm

Holy Family Catholic Church 57255 Fort Rock Rd ............. 541-536-3571 Paster Fr. Paul Antao, SDB

Reconciliation:Sundays at 2:50 - 3:15 pm Weekend Mass: Sundays at 3:30 pm

Contact - Mike & Laura House: 541-576-2415

CelebrateRecovery

Mondays @ 6:30 p.m.CV Community Church

Sherry 541-576-4509or Tim 541-977-4944

The Konaway Nation Council Meetings every 2nd. Saturday of each month at Noon at the Chief's home.

Potalatch to follow.

Call 541-576-3079 for info.

Do you have a little one, age birth to three years old, who doesn’t meet the requirements for Preschool on Tues-days? You and your child are invited to join Mrs. Anthony on the rst and third ursdays of each month from 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. at the North Lake School annex building for a Mommy and Me Play Group. “We will be explor-ing our world around us through music, movement, and sensory play,” says Mrs. Anthony. “We will also be doing Make and Take activities once a month that you can do with your kiddos at home.”

If you have questions, please call Mrs. Anthony at 503-351-7855.2

SubmittedMommy & Me Group

Rev. Suzan Burch will be teaching Coastal Jargon. is is one of 14 Native American trade languages.

if interested, call 541-576-3079

SUICIDE WARNING SIGNSThese signs may mean someone is at risk for suicide. Risk is greater if a behavior is new or has increased and if it seems related to a painful event, loss, or change.

• Talking about wanting to die or to kill one-self.

• Looking for a way to kill oneself, such as searching online or buying a gun.

• Talking about feeling hopeless or having no reason to live.

• Talking about feeling trapped or in unbear-able pain.

• Talking about being a burden to others.• Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs.• Acting anxious, agitated or behaving reck-

lessly.• Sleeping too little or too much.• Withdrawing or feeling isolated.• Showing rage or talking about seeking re-

venge.• Displaying extreme mood swings.

Suicide Is Preventable. Call the Lifeline at:1-800-273-TALK (8255).

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