THIS-N-THAT THIS-N-THAT THIS-N-THAT THIS-N-THAT • NEW 8000 WATT Gas Generator. $650 OBO. • 2 New 1250 Watt Gas Generators. $185 Each OBO. Call 410-4065. b1 ONE NEW MEDICINE Chest 24x8. Oak. Still In Box. $75. Call 541-408-0758. 1x KOHLER GENERATOR, 90kw, 200 Hours, Diesel. $4000. See Terry At Gordy’s Truck Stop Or Call 536-4546. c25 HURRICANE LAMPS, 25 In All. 12 Large To Medium, 7 Medium To Small, 6 Very Small. $200. Call 536-9438. 1x ELECTRIC RANGE, Stored 5 Years. Self-Cleaning Oven. Like New. $200. Call 536-7398 Or 948-9718. 3x • 2 ANTIQUE OAK Chairs. $35 Each. • Double Bed. $100. Call 536-2435. 3x BED/DESK COMBO UNIT. It Is Really A Space Saver. Does Not Include Full Size Mattress. $150. Call Kathy At 771-2498. 4x NIB “SAFETY” One Layer, One Piece Firesuit. Size XL, Red & Black. Great Gift For The Racer. $69. 536-2872. 1x THIS-N-THAT SELLING OUT • 2006 ARCTIC CAT, 4 Wheeler, 650cc. $5500. • 8’ Camper. New Jacks & Propane Tank. $600. • 16’ Car Trailer. Nice, With Rails & Tool Box & Ramps. $1850. • 60” Big Screen TV. $2000 OBO. • Metal Building In Pieces. Call If Interested At 541-771-8601. b3 OTTOMAN LEATHER 4’x4’. Wine Red. $50. Call 536-5750. 3x • OLD CAR PARTS, Bodies, Wheels, Stoves, Yard Art. • Buying Or Trade Old & New Guns & Shells. Call 536-2133. 20 BOXES (Great For Moving). Very Sturdy. Various Sizes. $25 Cash. Call 383-2180. 1x 175’ OF 5’ Chainlink Fence With Poles. $200. Call 771-4702. 2x LIKE NEW WALKER With Seat And Hand Brakes, Plus Basket. $75. Call 541-383-1913. 1x MOTORCYCLE LEATHERS. Men’s Vest, XXXL. $40. Women’s: • Vest, Medium. $30. • Boots, Size 9. $25. • Gloves, Medium. $10. Cash. Call 383-2180. 1x MAGNAVOX 27” TV. Like New. $150 OBO. Call 536-3889 Or 420-6215. 1x SINGLE SIZE CANOPY Bed, White Steel Frame With Hardware, No Mattresses. Like New. Make Great Gift For Girl. Cost $169, Sell $99. Call 536-2872. 1x TRADITIONAL STYLE Sleeper Sofa, Full Size. Beige Background, Floral Print. New Upholstery. $50. Call 541-593-1499. 2x • LARGE ANTIQUE MIRROR. Dark Wood Embossed Frame. 30” High, 50” Wide. $100. • Plain Mirror. Approximately 30” High, 50” Wide. $50. Call 541-536-1753. 3x TWO RED 9x6 Throw Rugs. $10 Each. Call 536-6250. 2x FIVE 24” MAPLE Counter Stools. $20 Each. Call 433-2113. w29 LOST LOST DOG ANNIE! Six Month Old, Female, Golden Retriever. Lost Christmas Around 6:00am On Park Drive, La Pine. Please Call 541-480-8049 Any Time. Please Help Annie To Come Home! 2x Make your dream a reality at a price you can afford. “Patrick’s attention to detail and quality craftsmanship have made our cabinetry the focal point in our new home! We are so grateful for all he has done for us and would recommend his services to anyone.” Steven & Mandy Hill “Excellent job! Detail oriented, in a timely manner. Professional work.” Mike & Charlotte Britner, Best Western Newberry Station “We love the functionality of our sales and packaging counters. It goes along to making our business look professional and efficient. Loved doing business with Patrick. He’s a sweetie pie.” XOXOXOXO The Girls at Books, Boxes & Business Services “Patrick built all the birch cabinets in our guest house and they made our little house a show place. He gave us great suggestions and we would be honored to use him again.” John & Cathy Buono, Homestead Quilts WE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY BID! Quality Craftsmanship and Affordable Prices = Happy Customers Bonded, Insured & Licensed #143321 51439 Hemlock Rd., La Pine, OR 97739 www.patrickswoodwork.com 536-2995 • TILE • KITCHENS • FURNITURE • REMODELING • CUSTOM WORK • CUSTOM DESIGNING • FIREPLACE MANTELS • ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS • ALL WORK GUARANTEED • 30+ YEARS EXPERIENCE • LOCAL REFERENCES • SENIOR DISCOUNTS • 3 YEAR WARRANTY • FREE ESTIMATES CELL: 408-0021 Member: La Pine Chamber of Commerce & Better Business Bureau – HANDYMAN SERVICE AVAILABLE – Patrick’s Woodwork SPECIALIZING IN CABINETS • REFACING • TILE, GRANITE & LAMINATE COUNTERTOPS CUSTOMIZED OR STANDARD BUTCHER BLOCK COUNTERTOPS ƒ SERVING ALL OF CENTRAL OREGON Wise Buys Ads & More Sunriver Bend Sunriver La Pine Gilchrist Crescent Redmond Madras Prineville Powell Butte Chemult Beaver Marsh Fort Rock Silver Lake Sisters Crescent Lake Jct. Christmas Valley l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 20 97 97 58 20 26 31 26 138 26 126 F r e e ! WISE BUYS DISTRIBUTION AREA Published Every Tuesday by Wingfoot Design, LLC • P.O. Box 739, La Pine, OR 97739 • 541-536-2532 • Fax: 541-536-1009 • email: [email protected] • website: WiseBuysAds.com Vol. 2, Issue #1 • January 6-12, 2009 Free Classifieds! Check our Ad Form in this issue or call 536-2532 for details. 3 Free Classifieds Per Family You can now view the ENTIRE PUBLICATION OF WISE BUYS ON-LINE PAGE-BY-PAGE EVERY WEEK at WiseBuysAds.com Only In Wise Buys!
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THIS-N-THAT THIS-N-THAT THIS-N-THAT THIS-N-THAT• NEW 8000 WATT Gas Generator. $650 OBO.• 2 New 1250 Watt Gas Generators. $185 Each OBO.Call 410-4065. b1
ONE NEW MEDICINE Chest 24x8. Oak. Still In Box. $75.Call 541-408-0758. 1x
KOHLER GENERATOR, 90kw, 200 Hours, Diesel. $4000. See Terry At Gordy’s Truck Stop Or Call 536-4546. c25
HURRICANE LAMPS, 25 In All. 12 Large To Medium, 7 Medium To Small, 6 Very Small. $200.Call 536-9438. 1x
ELECTRIC RANGE, Stored 5 Years. Self-Cleaning Oven. Like New. $200. Call 536-7398 Or 948-9718. 3x
MAGNAVOX 27” TV. Like New. $150 OBO. Call 536-3889 Or 420-6215. 1x
SINGLE SIZE CANOPY Bed, White Steel Frame With Hardware, No Mattresses. Like New. Make Great Gift For Girl. Cost $169, Sell $99.Call 536-2872. 1x
TRADITIONAL STYLESleeper Sofa, Full Size. Beige Background, Floral Print. New Upholstery. $50. Call 541-593-1499. 2x
• LARGE ANTIQUE MIRROR. Dark Wood Embossed Frame. 30” High, 50” Wide. $100.• Plain Mirror. Approximately 30” High, 50” Wide. $50.Call 541-536-1753. 3x
TWO RED 9x6 Throw Rugs. $10 Each. Call 536-6250. 2x
FIVE 24” MAPLE Counter Stools. $20 Each. Call 433-2113. w29
LOSTLOST DOG ANNIE! Six Month Old, Female, Golden Retriever. Lost Christmas Around 6:00am On Park Drive, La Pine. Please Call 541-480-8049 Any Time. Please Help Annie To Come Home! 2x
Make your dream a reality at a price you can afford.
“Patrick’s attention to detail and quality craftsmanship have made our cabinetry the focal point in our new home! We are so grateful for all he has done for us and would recommend his services to anyone.” Steven & Mandy Hill
“Excellent job! Detail oriented, in a timely manner. Professional work.” Mike & Charlotte Britner, Best Western Newberry Station
“We love the functionality of our sales and packaging counters. It goes along to making our business look professional and effi cient. Loved doing business with Patrick. He’s a sweetie pie.” XOXOXOXO The Girls at Books, Boxes & Business Services
“Patrick built all the birch cabinets in our guest house and they made our little house a show place. He gave us greatsuggestions and we would be honored to use him again.” John & Cathy Buono, Homestead Quilts
WE WILL MEET OR BEAT ANY BID!
Quality Craftsmanship and Affordable Prices = Happy Customers
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KITCHENKITCHEN
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Open DailyMon.-Fri. 6am-3pm
Sat. & Sun. 7am-3pm(across from Shop Smart)
536-3785
Our lighteD Sign iS SMaSheD But We are Still Open!
Sunday
Stuffed Pancakes, Eggs & Bacon…$5.99Monday
Southwest Hash & Eggs…$5.99TueSday
Prime Rib & Eggs…$7.99WedneSday
Eggs Benedict…$5.99ThurSday
Ham & Eggs…$5.99Friday
Stuffed French Toast & Eggs…$5.99SaTurday
Biscuits & Gravy, Eggs & Bacon…$5.99
Breakfast SpecialsSunday
Hot Pot Roast Sandwich, Mashed Spuds…$5.99Monday
South of The Border Burger, Fries…$5.99TueSday
Chimichanga, Rice…$5.99WedneSday
Hawaiian Burger, Fries…$5.59ThurSday
Roast Beef Melt, Fries…$5.99Friday
Chicken Parmesan Sandwich, Fries…$5.99SaTurday
Hot Meatloaf Sandwich, Mashed Spuds…$5.99
Lunch Specials
Buy Any Regular Priced Full Breakfast or Lunch,
Get 1 Kids Meal FREE(KidS OnLy, 12 & UndER)
Buy One Regular Priced Lunch And Get The 2nd
HALF OFF(SATURdAyS & SUndAyS)
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Financing available
“We are committed to giving our customers quality, professional service.”
An incredible selection from which to choose!visit Our shOwrOOm at 51661 huntingtOn rd.
Open 8am-5pm Monday-Friday • 8am-2pm Saturday • CCB#171112
536-2576 • 1-800-480-2576
Tile • CounTerTops • laminaTe Flooring • pre-Finished hardwood Flooring • CarpeTall major Brands • proFessional insTallaTion
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all carpet & vinyl installed!
Every Wednesday isDoublE Punch DayGift Certificates Available
Good Customer Service • Well-Trained Staff
Sunriver business Park (next to crossroads Station)56896 Venture Lane, Sunriver, OR 97707 • 593-5042
Sunriver Business Park (next to Crossroads Station)
Custom remodeling Expert Framing Garagesshops Decks Pole Buildings Barns ramadasaLsO: sEPtIC systEms & BaCkhOE sErvICEs
“Building Quality Since 1970”“Building Quality Since 1970”“Building Quality Since 1970”
Gary Roberson Construction, LLC
WEATHER ALERT!!!Here is how you can help us provide you with the best service possible:
• Keep access to cans clear of snow and ice. Safe access is especially important during snowy conditions.• Where truck access is required, a 12’ wide plowed path is needed. Remember, those trucks are a lot wider than your vehicle.
CONTAINER SERVICE AREA: Needs to be kept free of snow so the truck can back
up to it. 51420 RUSSELL ROAD
P.O. BOX 2669 • LA PINE, OR 97739Phone (541) 536-1194
Fax (541) 536-9507www.WildernessGarbage.com
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • RECYCLE DEPOTDROP BOX SERVICE
8th Grade celebration meeting If you can help a lot or a little or if you just want to share your ideas, please attend our next meeting on Monday, January 12th, 2009, located in the commons area of La Pine Middle School at 6:00pm. Please call Kellie Park at 541-749-8418 if you have any questions.
IMPORTED AUSTRALIANLabradoodles. Health And Temperament Guarantee. Miniature And Medium Sizes. Special Program For Local Families. Taking Applications Now. Call 541-480-7536. b1
DIANN’S HAPPY TAILSDOG TRAINING
• New Puppy Classes - January 24th.• New Basic Classes - January 23rd.Off Leash Play Available.Diann Hecht, 536-2458. 3cc
LANE’S FARRIER SERVICECorrective And Therapeutic
HorseshoeingKyle Lane, AFA Certifi ed
www.lanesfarrierservice.comCall 420-6920. 2cc
10-YEAR-OLD ARAB MARE.Registered, Approximately 15 Hands. Good Riding Horse. $200 OBO. Call 536-3470. 2x
CIRCLE Y SADDLE. $200.Call 771-4702. 2x
SAWBUCK PACK SADDLE.Needs Rigged With Britchen. $125. 541-433-2695. 2x
29 GALLON HEXAGON Fish Tank With Stand. $45.Call 771-4702. 2x
PETS & SUPPLIES
GIVE THE GIFT OF DREAMS...GHOST ROCK RANCHEQUESTRIAN CENTER
January And February Only, Pay For 8 Lessons And We’ll Provide
The Horse! (Value $300).www.ghostrockranch.com/leaseCall Us Today! 541-536-5593. 1cc
EXPERIENCED, MOTIVATEDHouse Cleaner. Must Be Dependable. Flexible Work Days. Have Own Car. 541-593-8903. 2
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Crescent Lake Lodge & Resort
Crescent Lake Resort offers pristine views and
winteR fun!Cabins, Restaurant & Lounge,
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Call us at 541-433-2505 or visit us at:www.crescentlakeresort.com
Open 7:30am-7:30pm Sat.-Thurs.7:30am-9:00pm Friday
Inside La Pine Shell, Corner of Reed Rd. & Hwy. 97, La Pine • 536-5235
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new Pastor at la Pine christian center La Pine Christian Center is pleased to welcome our new pastor, Wayne Wilson and his wife, Bobbi. Please join us to worship the Lord and meet the Wilsons. Sunday morning service begins at 10:45am. Evening service is at 6:00pm. Everyone is welcome. La Pine Christian Center is located at 52565 Day Road in La Pine. You may visit the web page at: www.lpccag.org. For more information call 536-1593.
cocc closed to honor king In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Central Oregon Community College will be closed on Monday, January 19. The college is helping to sponsor a variety of events during COCC’s King, Gandhi, Chavez Season of Nonviolence, which honors the work of advocates of social justice and nonviolent change with events from January through March. For information, call 383-7500.
CHIROPRACTORSHAVE YOU BEEN INJURED
Recently Or Suff er From Lingering Eff ects Of Old Injuries?
Dr. Gary Smith AtALPINE CHIROPRACTIC
CENTERHas Over 18 Years Experience In Treating Whiplash & Spinal Injury. Call Today For Your Appointment To Begin Feeling Better.Bend: 541-389-7616La Pine: 541-536-3118. cc15
PLUMBINGLA PINE PLUMBING
For ALL Your Plumbing Needs, Including Rooter Service!
Licensed, Bonded & Insured.CCB# 164247.
Call 541-433-2553 Or Cell 541-480-2149,
541-480-2512. cc15
CHIMNEY SWEEPSFOX’S CHIMNEY SWEEPS
Making Central Oregon A Safer Place To Live... One Chimney At
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Bonded • InsuredCall 541-317-1400 Or
541-419-6333. cc14
THIS-N-THATNEW HEAVY DUTY Pot Rack. Made In France. 24” Diameter, 21 Pounds. Includes Hooks & Chains. $125. 541-419-0593. 1x
Bed/Desk $150
It does not come with the full size
mattress.
It’s really a space saver and is larger than it appears in
this picture.
Call Kathy at 771-2498. AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE SCHEDULE ON PAGE 19
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Our Quality isn’t ExpEnsivE -it’s pricElEss!
We make it easy, start to finish.Design Work • Engineering • Permits
Serving: La Pine, Sunriver, Bend, Gilchrist, Crescent, Sisters, Prineville, Redmond, Christmas Valley
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la Pine: 536-3478 Bend: 593-8310
Celebrate the New Year with fantastic bargains at the Humane Society of Central Oregon’s Thrift Store, Paws and Shop at the
Bend Factory Outlets (61334 S. Highway 97, Bend). A storewide sale of half-off began on New Year’s Day from 9:30am to 7:00pm and will continue through mid-month.
All proceeds benefit the 4,000 animals annually cared for at the Humane Society of Central Oregon.
The Paws and Shop store opened for the holidays and is filled with holiday decor, furniture and more.
The store is open Monday through Saturday, 9:30am to 8:00pm and Sunday 11:00am to 6:00pm.
The sale is effective at the Paws and Shop location only.
Shoppers will find great bargains at the Humane Society of Central Oregon Thrift Stores and every purchase supports
the programs and services for the people and animals in our community.
The Humane Society of Central Oregon cares for 4,000 animals each year.
The community can help by donating gently used items to the Humane Society of Central Oregon Thrift Store at
500 NE Greenwood in Bend, and volunteering time to raise money for the animals.
STOREWIDE SALE at Humane Society of Central Oregon Paws & Shop
For more information call the
Humane Society of Central Oregon Thrift Store at 388-3448
or visit www.hsco.org.
ALPINE ECONOMY
MINI-STORAGE16464 William Foss Road
La Pine, Oregon
541-536-2930
attention rodeo members!!!A general membership/directors election meeting is scheduled for
Tuesday, January 13, 2009, at 6:30pm at the Crescent Creek Clubhouse. We also welcome non-members to attend and fi nd out about La Pine Rodeo. For more information call 536-7500.
ADVANCED GUTTERSYSTEMS
Under New OwnershipFree Estimates
Lifetime Guaranty (ask for details)Continuous & Seamless
Multiple Color Selection.ALSO: SNOW PLOWINGCall Daniel Davenport At
541-410-4065. 4c
GUTTER SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTIONGARY ROBERSON
CONSTRUCTION, LLCCustom Remodeling
Expert Framing Garages • Shops • Decks
Pole Buildings • Barns • RamadasSeptic Systems & Backhoe Services. Bonded, Insured, CCB#160861, DEQ# 37997. Call 541-536-8308. cc28
EXCAVATIONJAKE RUSSELL
EXCAVATION, LLCCommercial & ResidentialSite Prep • Land Clearing
Driveways • Stump RemovalTrenching • Utilities
Septic Systems - Installation & Repair
CCB# 168500 • DEQ# 38581Call 541-536-8028. cc3
FLOOR COVERING
LA PINE FLOOR COVERING, INC.
New Shipment Of Area Rugs In. 15% Off All Area Rugs In Stock.
51661 Huntington Road,La Pine.
Call 541-536-2576. cc30
NEW LIFE CARPET CLEANINGCarpet Re-Stretching & Repairs.
Over 20 Years Experience In Floor Coverings. Local References Gladly Given.
CCB# 62506Call 536-2409. c27
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Punzel Construction
536-5467
A division of Oregon Outback, Inc.CCB # 179908
Call For Free Estimates David’s Cell: 541-647-7625
• Janitorial• Lawn Maintenance• Snow Removal• Lot Clearing30 Years La Pine.Licensed, Bonded, Insured.CCB# 142121. Call 480-8049. c4
WILDERNESS GARBAGE &RECYCLING SERVICE
See Ad In This Issue For Weather Alert Info.
• Residential• Commercial• Recycle Depot• Drop Box ServiceServing La Pine, Gilchrist, Crescent Lake Jct. & Chemult.Call 536-1194. cc1
NEW LIFE CARPET CLEANINGFurniture Cleaning
Very Powerful State-Of-The-Art Truck Mounted Equipment.
Senior Discount.CCB# 62506
Call 536-2409. cc27
CONSTRUCTIONWANT TO REMODEL AND Need A Hand? Give Me A Call, I’m Carpenter Dan.CARPENTER DAN’S CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING SERVICESDaniel Geer Anderson Of La PineCCB#184399Call 419-3900. 4
HILINE HOMES• Stick Built On Your Site• New Construction• High Quality• Starting At $38/Sq. Ft.• Instant Equity• Great Value
Call 541-647-1600.www.HiLineHomes.com cc1
GREEN CONSTRUCTIONCommercial & Residential
• Site Prep• Land Clearing• Driveways• Trenching• Utilities• Road Building & Grading• PaintingLicensed, Bonded & InsuredCCB# 177020Call George Green At541-419-0330. cc2
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“Your life becomes the thing you have decided it shall be.” - Raymond Charles Barker
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Aspen Alley, Ste. 1 536-3384
Wash • Fluff • Fold Fast & excellent drycleaning services. Clean & friendly atmosphere. no extra charge for hot water. attendant always on duty to provide assistance. Military discount w/valid military i.d.
Senior Discounts every Tuesday & Sunday: 25¢ off Wash & dry.
10% off drycleaning ServicesFor Seniors everyday!
Got a Busy Schedule?no time to keep up on your laundry?
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Wash, Fluff, Fold: $1.25 Per Poundon Fridays for drop-offs: 75¢ Per Pound
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caG First meeting of the new Year The fi rst meeting of the new year will be held on Friday, January 9th at the American Legion Hall on Drafter Road in La Pine at 9:30am. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND! Mark your calendars for the CAG VALENTINE DINNER/DANCE/SILENT AUCTION for Saturday, February 14th. More details to follow. For more information call Karen at 536-8670.
Food handler test available online at new site Oregon food handlers in the food service industry are required to have a valid Oregon Food Handler’s card within 30 days of employment. Deschutes County residents now have an easy option to obtain a food handler’s card without leaving their home or place of employment. At www.orfoodhandlers.com/ , users can read the Oregon food handler’s manual online, then take the test at a home or work computer. The cost of the test is only $10 by credit card and the food handler’s card will be mailed to them. The test can be taken online in English or Spanish. If a computer is not available to the food server, computers or a written exam are available at Deschutes County Community Development offi ces in Bend, Redmond, and La Pine. Community Development offi ces off er a food handler’s written exam in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Russian and Vietnamese. Food handler cards from other states are not valid in Oregon. Bend and Redmond Community Development offi ce hours are 8:00am-5:00pm, La Pine hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:00am-4:00pm (closed from 12:00-12:30pm) Please call 388-6566 for more information about the new online food handler’s card website.
la Pine community action teamLa Pine Community Action Team is a non-profi t organization for non-
profi t organizations. We are looking for volunteers and are currently in need of a grant writer for the Teen Lounge project. If you are interested, please call 536-1344 and leave a message.
CONSTRUCTIONCALDERA CONSTRUCTION New Homes/Remodels,Garages/Shops/Decks.Free Estimates. CCB# 183709.Call 541-771-9847. 2
NOW AVAILABLE - Pressure Treated Fence Posts.• 4”x8’ - $4.25• 5”x8’ - $6.75• 6”x8’ - $9.25All Prices Are For Pick Up At Our Crescent Mill. Call For Appointments And More Information. M&L Enterprises Call 541-433-2205 Or 541-815-0039. c26
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SHOP IN-STORE, ONLINE AT WWW.UNICEL.COM, OR CALL 1-800-GO CELLULAR [462-3558]
Offers subject to terms of wireless service agreement, Data Services Terms and Conditions and calling plan details. Service activation requires credit check and may require security deposit. Mail-in rebate must be redeemed within 2 weeks after phone purchase; allow 8-10 weeks for rebate delivery. Federal, state and local taxes and surcharges apply. Must be at least 18 years of age with positive ID and must have user address in the Unicel home coverage area. Digital features and service are not available in all areas and may vary due to atmospheric, topographical and other conditions. Limited time offer. Phone screen images have been enhanced for clarity. Other restrictions apply. See store for details and guarantee terms and conditions.VT residents: If you are unable to receive a reliable signal using your standard equipment at your home or place of business, please ask us about service-extending measures.
UNICEL RETAIL STORES: Burlington: Burlington Town Center, 49 Church St. Essex Jct: Essex Jct. Shopping Center, 101B Pearl St. South Burlington: 344 Dorset St. St. Albans: Highgate Commons, 213 Swanton Rd. Williston: 121 Connor Way, Ste. 150
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$30 activation fee and $200 early termination fee apply to each line.
PHONES WITH STARTER KIT STARTING AT
$19.98After mail-in rebate. 24-month service agreement required.
STARTER KITcomes with most phones.
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SHOP IN-STORE, ONLINE AT WWW.UNICEL.COM, OR CALL 1-800-GO CELLULAR [462-3558]
Offers subject to terms of wireless service agreement, Data Services Terms and Conditions and calling plan details. Service activation requires credit check and may require security deposit. Mail-in rebate must be redeemed within 2 weeks after phone purchase; allow 8-10 weeks for rebate delivery. Federal, state and local taxes and surcharges apply. Must be at least 18 years of age with positive ID and must have user address in the Unicel home coverage area. Digital features and service are not available in all areas and may vary due to atmospheric, topographical and other conditions. Limited time offer. Phone screen images have been enhanced for clarity. Other restrictions apply. See store for details and guarantee terms and conditions.VT residents: If you are unable to receive a reliable signal using your standard equipment at your home or place of business, please ask us about service-extending measures.
UNICEL RETAIL STORES: Burlington: Burlington Town Center, 49 Church St. Essex Jct: Essex Jct. Shopping Center, 101B Pearl St. South Burlington: 344 Dorset St. St. Albans: Highgate Commons, 213 Swanton Rd. Williston: 121 Connor Way, Ste. 150
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Add up to three lines on a Family Plan. Requires two existing lines with minimum total access
charge of $70 per month.After mail-in rebate. 24-month service agreement required.
$30 activation fee and $200 early termination fee apply to each line.
PHONES WITH STARTER KIT STARTING AT
$19.98After mail-in rebate. 24-month service agreement required.
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SHOP IN-STORE, ONLINE AT WWW.UNICEL.COM, OR CALL 1-800-GO CELLULAR [462-3558]
Offers subject to terms of wireless service agreement, Data Services Terms and Conditions and calling plan details. Service activation requires credit check and may require security deposit. Mail-in rebate must be redeemed within 2 weeks after phone purchase; allow 8-10 weeks for rebate delivery. Federal, state and local taxes and surcharges apply. Must be at least 18 years of age with positive ID and must have user address in the Unicel home coverage area. Digital features and service are not available in all areas and may vary due to atmospheric, topographical and other conditions. Limited time offer. Phone screen images have been enhanced for clarity. Other restrictions apply. See store for details and guarantee terms and conditions.VT residents: If you are unable to receive a reliable signal using your standard equipment at your home or place of business, please ask us about service-extending measures.
UNICEL RETAIL STORES: Burlington: Burlington Town Center, 49 Church St. Essex Jct: Essex Jct. Shopping Center, 101B Pearl St. South Burlington: 344 Dorset St. St. Albans: Highgate Commons, 213 Swanton Rd. Williston: 121 Connor Way, Ste. 150
WE GUARANTEE YOU ’LL LOVE OUR COVERAGE . TRY US FOR 30 DAYS AND SEE .
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Add up to three lines on a Family Plan. Requires two existing lines with minimum total access
charge of $70 per month.After mail-in rebate. 24-month service agreement required.
$30 activation fee and $200 early termination fee apply to each line.
PHONES WITH STARTER KIT STARTING AT
$19.98After mail-in rebate. 24-month service agreement required.
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• Snow Plowing• Septic Systems• Lot Clearing• Home Dig-Outs• Manufactured Home Runners• Utility Installation• GradingCCB# 156878 DEQ# 36839Call 536-9735. cc1
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Bend/Sunriver: 593-8310. cc2
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• Snow Plowing• All Septic Systems• Mfg. Home Packages• Driveways• All Excavation• Lot Prep Clearing• New Home Pushouts• Sewer HookupsBonded, Insured, Lic.# 128679DEQ# 37842.Call 536-3028 Or 815-4277. cc7
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“Courage is the human virtue that counts most - courage to act on limited knowledge and insuffi cient evidence. That’s all any of us have.” - Robert Frost
Page 8 • January 6 - 12, 2009 Your attic maY hold a treasure - sell it in wise buYs! wise buys ads & more • 536-2532 • Fax: 536-1009
STEP #1 - MAKING PAINTING EASIER
The following tips and ideas will help to make your painting projects easier. These instructions and suggestions can save you time and effort while helping you end up with a better-looking paint job.
PREPARE THE SURFACE BEFORE PAINTING
* Take time to caulk all joints, cracks and seams in the surface before painting (see first image to the right). This is easy and quick with a caulking gun and caulking cartridges. Don’t start painting until the caulking is finished and thoroughly dried.* Before painting windows, check around the window panes for loose or missing putty (see second image to the right). Replace the putty in these areas before starting the painting job. Use a good grade of putty and apply it according to the manufacturer’s instructions.* Always clean the surface to be painted. Use a wire brush, sanding block or power sander to remove loose paint and grime before applying the primer coat. If you try to cut corners and save time by failing to clean the surface, you’ll likely end up with trouble later.* Fill in any cracks or large holes appearing on the surface with wood putty before starting the painting job. The putty should have the texture of paste, as illustrat-ed. Allow time for the wood putty to dry before applying the primer coat.* Use a special V-shaped putty knife for puttying along a window sash (see third image to the right). This special tool is inexpensive and helps you do a professional-looking job much faster and easier.* If you need to remove a heavy build-up of old paint, use a propane torch to help make the job faster and easier. A wide-mouth burner tip is available to spread the flame over large areas. Use a long-handled scraper to keep your fingers away from the heat as you work (see fourth image to the right).* Use your power drill for smoothing rough spots before painting (see fifth image to the right). Purchase a sanding wheel drill attachment to make sanding much easier. A wire brush attachment for your power drill is an excellent tool for removing rust and scale from metal.* Use plastic or paper drop cloths to cover sidewalks, shrubbery or other areas needing protection before you start the painting. Use drop cloths to cover floors, furniture, etc., for indoor painting. These cloths are inexpensive and save you a lot of clean-up time.
PAINTING TIPS
STEP #2 - PROVEN PAINTING POINTERS
* Thoroughly mix the paint by following the steps outlined in this image. Pour off, into another container, any thin portion of the paint that is floating on top (A). Use a paddle to stir the paste settled in the bottom of the can (B). Stir in a small amount of the thin portion of the paint and use the paint paddle to stir with a figure eight motion. As you stir, gradually mix the thin portion back into the main paint can (C). Finally, pour the paint back and forth from one container to another (D). This will thoroughly mix the paint and bring it to the proper thickness for application.
STEP #3 - CLEANING UP AFTER THE PAINT JOB* Special waterless hand cleaners remove both latex-base and oil-base paints easily and quickly. These waterless hand cleaners will not irritate your skin like many solvents. Wipe the paste-type cleaner on your hands, wipe it off and the paint will come off with it.* Take care of your brushes by cleaning them carefully after each painting job is done and then wrapping and storing them for future use. Fold wax paper around the brush and seal it with a rubber band.* Wash latex paints out of a brush with clear warm water.* Clean brushes used with oil-base paints with regular paint cleaner or some type of solvent. Clean the brush thoroughly, then wrap it in wax paper and store it for future use.* Clean rollers in the same basic way as paintbrushes. Take time to clean them thoroughly. TOOL AND MATERIAL CHECKLIST: Paint Brushes • Roller Tray • Ladder • Extra Paint Bucket • Paint Scraper • Putty • Wood Putty • Caulking Gun • 1/4” Power Drill • Wire Wheel (Drill) • Special V-Shaped Putty Knife Long-Handled Putty Knife • Paint Rollers • Wire Screening • Solvent • Masking Tape • Drop Cloths • Putty Knife • Crack Filler • Caulking Compound • Sanding Disk • Sandpaper • Wire Brush • Propane Torch
Check your state and local codes before starting any project. Follow all safety precautions. Information in this document has been furnished by the North American Retail Hardware Association (NRHA) and associated contributors. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy and safety. Neither NRHA, any contributor nor the retailer can be held responsible for damages or injuries resulting from the use of the information in this document.
* When you’re painting corners, always use the flat side of the brush (see image directly to the left). Painting with the side of the brush causes “fingering.” Your paint job will be neater and your brush will last a lot longer when you use the flat side of the brush, as illustrated.
* Save a lot of clean-up time by lining your roller tray with a plastic tray liner. If you do not have a plastic liner, use aluminum foil (see first image to the left). Press a large piece of aluminum foil tightly against the sides of the tray. When you’re finished painting, you can simply remove the aluminum foil and throw it away. This leaves little or no clean up.* Use masking tape where two paint colors come together for a much neater job. Apply the masking tape at the point where the two col-ors join. Then remove it when the paint is dry for a much smoother joint between the two colors than what you would get by free-hand painting (see second image to the left).
* The first image below shows how to use a paintbrush for best results when painting exterior surfaces. First, dip the paintbrush into the can to load the bristles about half-way with paint. Never dip more than half of the brush into the paint. After loading half the bristles with paint, touch the brush lightly to the surface at several points to apply spots of paint (A). After applying the spots of paint, use long leveling brush strokes to smooth out the spots (B). Finish each area with back and forth motions and zig-zag strokes (C). A little practice with a brush will enable you to complete a professional-looking painting job with minimal effort.* If you’ve had the paint for a long period of time, it may contain impurities such as dirt or lumps. There is no need to throw this paint away. Instead, cut a disk of window screen to fit just inside the paint can (see second image below). The screen will sink down into the paint and carry the lumps to the bottom of the can as the level of the paint is lowered.* You can avoid paint rings and drips on the floor by sticking a paper plate to the bottom of the paint can before you start the job. Just apply a little paint to the bottom of the can and press the paper plate against it. The paper plate will stick to the bottom of the can and prevent the paint from dripping onto the floor. * Avoid paint ridges and lap marks on a flat surface by always stroking into the wet paint area, never away from it (see third image below). Blend each stroke of the brush toward the wet paint area, bringing the layer you’re applying into the wet paint previously applied.* If you are planning a small outside painting job, you may be bothered by insects flying into the newly applied paint. To avoid this problem, add a small amount of insect repellent to the paint when it is mixed. Do not use too much-a small amount will do the trick without damaging the color or quality of the paint.* Paint wire fences with special, long nap rollers (see fourth image below). As this type of roller is pushed across the face of the wire fence, paint is applied to the front and sides of the wire. Repeat on the opposite side and the job is done. The fence can be painted in almost a single stroke if the correct roller is used.* When you’re painting with a roller, start the job by making several criss-cross strokes on the area to be painted (see fifth image below). After you’ve made these strokes, continue to work up and down to spread the newly applied paint evenly over the area. For painting trim work, use a special trim roller or a brush.* You can purchase special rollers for painting beveled or weather-boarded areas (see sixth image below). Use a special “doughnut-shaped” roller to paint the underedges of weather board. Use a wider type roller for painting the main surface area. By using rollers of these special types, you can paint the entire exterior of the house without touching a brush.
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THIS-N-THATNOW AVAILABLE - Pressure Treated Fence Posts.• 4”x8’ - $4.25• 5”x8’ - $6.75• 6”x8’ - $9.25All Prices Are For Pick Up At Our Crescent Mill. Call For Appointments And More Information. M&L Enterprises Call 541-433-2205 Or 541-815-0039. c26
THIS-N-THATONE MEDIUM WOMEN’S And One Large Men’s Black Leather Riding Jacket. $60 Each. Call 541-323-6935 Or 536-3521. w10
IRON AND WICKER Chairs. Two, $20 Each. Call 536-5750. 3x
ATVS/MOTORCYCLESATV SERVICE & REPAIR
Trained Technicians, All Makes & Models. Pick Up & Delivery
Available. Plow Packages Available.
MOUNTAINVIEW POWERSPORTS
52407 Skidgel Road, La Pine.Call 541-536-5291. c32
ATVS/MOTORCYCLESSNOW PLOW For 2004 Polaris ATV. $150 OBO. 536-5142. 1x
AUTOMOTIVENAPA AUTO PARTS
Everyday Low Prices On Batteries!
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Hardware& Building Supply
1st & Huntington, La Pine • 536-2161 • 1-800-700-2161Your locally owned helpful hardware store for over 30 years.
Open 7 DAYS A WeeK FOR YOUR COnVenIenCe7 AM - 6 PM MON-FRI • 8 AM - 5 PM SAT • 9 AM - 5 PM SUN
Visit ACE on the internet atwww.acehardware.com
10% OFFAll Interior Paintsduring the month of January, 2009
La Pine
IMPRINT AREA
December 2008
Prices good December 1 through December 31, 2008!
Ace stores are independently owned and operated. The prices in this advertisement are suggested by Ace Hardware Corporation, Oak Brook, IL. Productselection/color and sale items and prices may vary by store. This advertisement may also contain clearance and closeout items and items at Aceeveryday low prices. Some items may require assembly. Ace Rewards™ benefits are available only at participating stores. Return and “rain check”policies vary by store; please see your Ace store for details. Product selection and prices at acehardware.com may vary from those in this advertisement.Ace is not responsible for printing or typographical errors. Prices are valid through December 31, 2008. While supplies last.
Ace stores are independently owned and operated. The prices in this advertisement are suggested by Ace Hardware Corporation, Oak Brook, IL. Productselection/color and sale items and prices may vary by store. This advertisement may also contain clearance and closeout items and items at Aceeveryday low prices. Some items may require assembly. Ace Rewards™ benefits are available only at participating stores. Return and “rain check”policies vary by store; please see your Ace store for details. Product selection and prices at acehardware.com may vary from those in this advertisement.Ace is not responsible for printing or typographical errors. Prices are valid through December 31, 2008. While supplies last.
Ace stores are independently owned and operated. The prices in this advertisement are suggested by Ace Hardware Corporation, Oak Brook, IL. Productselection/color and sale items and prices may vary by store. This advertisement may also contain clearance and closeout items and items at Aceeveryday low prices. Some items may require assembly. Ace Rewards™ benefits are available only at participating stores. Return and “rain check”policies vary by store; please see your Ace store for details. Product selection and prices at acehardware.com may vary from those in this advertisement.Ace is not responsible for printing or typographical errors. Prices are valid through December 31, 2008. While supplies last.
Ace stores are independently owned and operated. The prices in this advertisement are suggested by Ace Hardware Corporation, Oak Brook, IL. Productselection/color and sale items and prices may vary by store. This advertisement may also contain clearance and closeout items and items at Aceeveryday low prices. Some items may require assembly. Ace Rewards™ benefits are available only at participating stores. Return and “rain check”policies vary by store; please see your Ace store for details. Product selection and prices at acehardware.com may vary from those in this advertisement.Ace is not responsible for printing or typographical errors. Prices are valid through December 31, 2008. While supplies last.
Joe’s Barber ShopLa Pine Square, next to Hunan CHineSe reStaurant • 536-4307
Senior Men’S HaircutS $5.00
2 BarBerS in 1 new SHopStop by our new shop to say “Hello” to our new barber, Debbie!
come by and meet our Mayor-elect “Boots”
and get her autograph!
– ALSO –
regular Men’S HaircutS $8.00
La Pine water district / la Pine special sewer district The La Pine Water District and La Pine Special Sewer District will hold a regular business meeting January 13, 2009 at 1:00pm in the Districts’ conference room at 51490 Hinkle Way. The Sewer District meeting will immediately follow the Water District meeting, therefore if you have business with the Sewer District, please be there at 1:00 to ensure you will be heard. All meetings are open to the public. All ratepayers are encouraged to attend meetings to voice their opinions and/or ideas on any issues put before the Boards. If you wish to be on the Agenda for either of these meetings, please contact the District offi ces no later than close of business on January 9, 2009. If you are handicapped and require assistance, please contact the District offi ces 24 hours in advance to make arrangements. For information call the La Pine Water District at 536-3281 or the La Pine Sewer District at 536-6236, Monday through Thursday, 8:00am to 4:00pm and Friday 8:00am to 12:00pm.
FINANCESToday’s Rates Are Better Than They Have Been All This Year.
Now Is The Time For First Time Buyers To Get A Home With Only 3% Down, Or To Just Lower Your Interest By Refi nancing. Call For An Appointment With Pat Peach
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Accounts Receivable & PayableAnd Payroll
Mary Thorson PBPhone: 541-536-2912
Fax: 541-536-5389153569 Stirrup Drive,
La Pine, OR 97739. cc1
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A Convenient Place ForAll Your Stuff !
52149 Skidgel Road, La PineCall 536-1647. cc1
S & R STORAGE, INC.We Have Units Of All Sizes.
Call For Prices & Availability.Available 7 Days A Week. If You Miss Us, Just Call! We’re Happy
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Call 541-536-7926. cc22
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16464 William Foss Road, La PineCall 541-536-2930. cc29
TAX SERVICES
HIGH DESERT TAX ANDACCOUNTING SERVICE
Two Licensed Tax Professionals:James Elliott, EA, LTC
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Downtown La Pine.Call 541-536-1153 Or
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deschutes county board ofcommissioners meetings Meeting dates and times are subject to change. All meetings take place in the Board of Commissioners’ meeting rooms at 1300 NW Wall St., Bend, unless otherwise indicated. If you have questions regarding a meeting, please call 388-6572.• Wednesday, January 7, 2009 - 10:00 a.m. Board of Commissioners’ Meeting;
1:30 p.m. Administrative Work Session – could include executive session(s).• Thursday, January 8, 2009 - 7:00 a.m. Regular Meeting with the City of
Redmond Council, in Redmond.• Monday, January 12, 2009 - 10:00 a.m. Board of Commissioners’ Meeting;
1:30 p.m. Administrative Work Session – could include executive session(s).• Wednesday, January 14, 2009 - 10:00 a.m. Board of Commissioners’ Meeting;
1:30 p.m. Administrative Work Session – could include executive session(s)• Monday, January 19, 2009 - Most County offi ces will be closed to observe
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.• Wednesday, January 21, 2009 - 1:30 p.m. Administrative Work Session –
could include executive session(s).• Monday, January 26, 2009 - 10:00 a.m. Board of Commissioners’ Meeting;
1:30 p.m. Administrative Work Session – could include executive session(s).• Wednesday, January 28, 2009 - 10:00 a.m. Board of Commissioners’ Meeting;
1:30 p.m. Administrative Work Session – could include executive session(s)• Monday, February 2, 2009 - 10:00 a.m. Board of Commissioners’ Meeting; 1:30
p.m. Administrative Work Session – could include executive session(s); 3:30 p.m. Regular Meeting of LPSCC (Local Public Safety Coordinating Council).
• Wednesday, February 4, 2009 - 10:00 a.m. Board of Commissioners’ Meeting; 1:30 p.m. Administrative Work Session – could include executive session(s); 5:00 p.m. Regular Meeting with City of La Pine Council, in La Pine (location to be determined).
south central little league monthly meetings The monthly meetings for South Central Little League are the second Monday of every month at 6:30pm at the Midstate Building in La Pine. The public, prospective umpires and coaches are welcome to attend. For more information, please call Amy at 480-1941.
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Hair:Jessica ................ 610-8817Nicole ............... 977-5065Patty .................. 419-3734Danielle ............ 771-964416639 Box Way, La Pine • 541-536-7515
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sunriver library events For January Adult computer classes, held on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 6 to 7pm. You can register online or at the Sunriver Library circulation desk. Following are the dates and classes offered in January:6th – Getting Started on the Computer7th – Introduction to the Internet13th – Getting Started with gmail14th – Exploring the Library Catalogue20th – Searching the Internet21st – Enter the World of Blogging27th – Word Processing Basics28th – Spreadsheet BasicsTeen Programming:* January 14th 1:30-3pm - Teen Territory: Game Day. Play Dance Dance Revolution, Wii, Rock Band and more! Free. For teens 12-17.* January 28th 1:30-3pm - Teen Territory: Duct Tape Madness. What can you make out of duct tape? What CAN’T you make out of duct tape? Free. For teens 12-17.From January 6 to March 17 - Family Fun Story Time will be happening each Tuesday at 10:30 am. Each Family Fun session features stories, finger rhymes, songs and movement skill appropriate for children of all ages. Parents or caregivers are required to attend with the children and are encouraged to participate in all activities.Themes for January will be:6th Penguin Party13th Horsin’ Around20th Puppy Tales27th Dinosaurs Galore
new hours at deschutes county clerk’s Office For Passport applications & marriage licenses As of January 1, 2009, the Deschutes County Clerk’s Office has changed the times staff will accept passport applications and issue marriage licenses. New hours to process the two types of requests will be from 8:00am to 4:00pm Monday through Friday. The requests previously were taken up until the 5:00pm hour. The Clerk’s Office is making the office hour change because of the time it takes to process these types of requests. Deschutes County wants to give the best quality service to each and every request that is processed. For more information about applying for passports, marriage licenses or any other Clerk Office service, please visit www.deschutes.org/clerk or call (541) 388-6549.
Volunteers needed We do not require any experience. Training is provided. Days and hours at volunteer’s discretion. Help is needed in the La Pine Community Kitchen, The Closet, The Pantry, The Produce, Pet Food and NeighborImpact. For more information, call 536-1312.
the la Pine Public library seeks Volunteers The La Pine Public Library is looking for volunteers to do everything from shelving books to watering plants. After a background check, volunteers join a great group of men and women in helping the library run smoothly. Interested persons please call Cindylu at 312-1097.
HELP WANTEDWANTED: HAND CUT Poles. Purchasing 12 Foot ($2.25 Each) And 16 Foot ($2.75 Each) Lengths. Allow 2 Inch Trim. 3-1/2 To 4-1/2 Inches On The Small End. Must Be Straight, Delimbed & Delivered To Mill Site. Limited Time Offer. Call 541-433-2205 Or 541-815-0039 For More Information. c26
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A FARMER’S MARKET In La Pine? Featuring Local Crafts, Foods, Flowers & Fresh Eggs! Call Robin For More Info, 536-1455. [email protected] 4
OPTOMETRISTSLA PINE EYECARE CLINIC
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51530 Huntington Rd., Ste. #1, La Pine (Across From South
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Call 536-2911. 26cc
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Patrick has been building cabinets for well over 30 years; he has been in Central Oregon for the last 10. He is both a craftsman and an artist. Patrick transforms wood cabinets
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A Note From Patrick:Due to the current economy, you may find more unlicensed contractors knocking on your door. As the holidays near, be aware of those portraying to be skilled craftsmen. Of late, there have been incidents where innocent, trusting people have been taken advantage of by unlicensed contractors with no experience. When a person hires an unlicensed contractor, considering he is not licensed or insured, there is no recourse to get their money back if there is unsatisfactory workmanship. To secure an honest, reliable licensed contractor, adhere to the following tips:
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Patrick’s Tip No. 2:Prior to signing contracts, ask for three references and speak to the contractor’s customers; ask them for their opinion regarding the contractor, his work and his work ethics.
Patrick’s Tip No. 3:Ask the contractor how long the job will take from beginning to end.
Patrick’s Tip No. 4:DO NOT pay the full cost of the job in cash before the work begins and DO NOT pay in full before the job is finished.
Patrick’s Tip No. 5:Maintain good written records. Keep receipts, change orders, phone logs, pictures, etc.
Patrick’s Tip No. 6:You have a full year from completion of the project to register a complaint against the contractor.
...to accomplish a variety of needed community service projects and activities. Enjoy leveraging your community service. Projects and activities for every interest. Meet new friends. Develop leadership skills. Contact Mary at 536-3723, Jim at 536-6122 or John at 419-9627.
sunriver nature center & observatory January events
saturdaY throuGh the seasons• Saturday, January 3, 10:00am-4:00pm: Find and identify animal tracks in the snow. $3 adults, $2 kids (ages 2-12), members free.• Special Animal Tracks Kids’ Class: Saturday, January 3, 10:00am-Noon, ages 6-12. Cost: $15, maximum class size of 12.
snow shoe nature walksSaturdays, January 17 and 31, 1:00pm-3:30pm. Meet at the Nature Center and carpool to local snowparks for an excursion in the forest. Learn winter survival tips from a Naturalist. Bring your snowshoes, a warm beverage and snack. $7 adults, $4 kids (ages 2-12), member adults $3, member children $2. Maximum group size: 15.
hours• Nature Center: Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm, open Sunday, January 18, 10:00am-4:00pm.• Observatory: Night Viewing: Saturday, January 17 and Sunday, January 18 only, 8:00pm-10:00pm.
admission rates• Nature Center: $2 adults, $1 child (ages 2-12) • Observatory: $6 adults, $4 child (ages 2-12)The Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory is located at 57245 River Road in Sunriver. Information call : (541) 593-4394, www.sunrivernaturecenter.org
toastmasters switches to new time! Would you like to feel more confi dent speaking to and in front of people? Toastmasters will make it easier than ever by moving to a new time slot, noon to 1pm, beginning January 9th at Midstate Electric’s Community Room. Bring your sack lunch and make your noon hour the best hour of your week. Come check us out with no obligation. For information, call the Chamber at 536-9771.
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the deschutes Public library Presents...art envy: the Japanese Print This month the Art Envy series will look at the classic Japanese print in the “Floating World” tradition. Participants in this monthly workshop will enjoy a 20-minute presentation on the rich history of the Japanese print, and then get creative in a 45-minute painting workshop taught by local artist Paula Bullwinkel. The workshop will take place at the La Pine Public Library on Monday, January 26th at 11:00am. You can register through the calendar section of the library’s website at www.dpls.lib.or.us/cal or by calling Lisa at 312-1034. Supplies are provided and this program is free and open to the public. Local Bend artist Paula Bullwinkel has a master’s degree in art education with a minor in painting. She has participated in numerous one-woman and group shows in New York City and the East Coast area. For 18 years, she was a professional fashion and portrait photographer for magazines in NYC and London. Paula believes artmaking is best approached with a willingness to take risks, and a keen attitude towards the enjoyment of invention. For more information about this or other library programs, please call 312-1034 or visit the library at www.dpls.lib.or.us.
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In This Issue For Details.GARY & SANDY’S APPLIANCE
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THRIFT STORESWe Served A Record 317
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL51484 Morson Road, La Pine.
Donations Appreciated.In La Pine Since 1984.
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Get smart about Your neighborhood SMART (Start Making A Reader Today) needs your help! Last year over 20 students at La Pine Elementary were under served because of lack of volunteers. Become more connected to your community and join the nearly 40 volunteers reading one hour a week, one-on-one with a child at La Pine Elementary School. Please apply online at www.getsmartoregon.org or call Diana, SMART literacy program coordinator at 317-3234. If you can’t commit to once a week regularly either find a partner to volunteer with you or apply as a substitute. Thank you!
The beginning of the New Year is the time to make positive changes. The Humane Society of Central Oregon would like to suggest resolutions that are easy to accomplish and improve the quality of life of your four-legged friend and our community.
Want to give back to the community? Volunteer your time or talents to the Humane Society of Central Oregon (HSCO) Animal Shelter or Thrift Store. Walk dogs, play with the cats or help with adoptions at the shelter. Thrift Store volunteers help sort and display donated items. Visit www.freekibble.com and help feed HSCO’s guests and other shelter animals across the nation.
Getting rid of the old and replacing with new items? Donate gently used items to the Humane Society of Central Oregon’s Thrift Store at 5th and Greenwood, Bend. All proceeds from donations and sales help the animal.
Following are some New Year’s resolutions to consider for your four-legged friends:Update vaccinations• to prevent diseases.Spay or Neuter • your pet now to prevent pet over-population and certain diseases.Encourage friends, neighbors and acquaintances to have their pet spayed or neutered.•Make sure your pet is • wearing an identification tag that is easy to read and has current information.Make a lifetime investment in a • microchip identification for your dog and cat.Schedule a • health exam for your companion animal(s).Take a • dog training class to develop the desired behavior and make them good citizens.Follow • County laws and get your dog licensed or the license renewed.Take your dog for a walk • or play with them every day.Play with your cat• every day to provide mental and physical stimulation.Review the canine and feline• diet to make sure it is meeting your pet’s needs.Do the rib test• (when running fingers over your pets ribs with light pressure, can you feel the ribs?) and see if a few pounds need to be taken-off to provide good health.Clean the cat litter box every day• to make the kitty happy and prevent litterbox problems.Buy new toys• for the dog.Teach an old dog a new trick.•Check-out the • dog park and make new friends.Take a • current photograph that shows identifying marks well, just in case the pet gets lost.Adopt a new friend• from the Humane Society of Central Oregon or encourage others to open their heart and home to a very deserving homeless animal.Make a donation to the Humane Society of Central Oregon in honor of or in remembrance of a special pet or •person. Donations can be made online at www.hsco.org.
To see a sample of adoptable animals visit our website at www.hsco.org or the shelter just south of Reed Market Road on 27th Street in Bend. For more information call the Humane Society of Central Oregon at 541.382.3537.
New Year’s Resolutions For You And Your Pet
Humane Society of Central Oregon61170 SE 27th Street ~ Bend OR ~ 97702
541.382.3537 ~ www.hsco.org
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Please Help!
The La Pine Community Kitchen is in desperate need of:
Call Chris at the La Pine Community Kitchen, Monday - Friday,
SEE YOU AT THE GRANGE!For more information about the potluck and meetings call Dot at 536-2197 or Robin at 536-1455.
The Grange is a non-profit organization.
La Pine’s Little Deschutes Grange #939Happy New Year To La Pine
The Grange is proud to serve the La Pine community.Bring the family to the January Potluck and Grange meeting!
We’d love to make new friends and new members. Win a door prize, play 50/50 and listen to our special La Pine Guest Speaker.
A “Farmer’s Market” is in the works! Call Robin at 536-1455 for indoor vendor space and brainstorming sessions!
Learn more about The Grange and the benefits of membership.
The Grange meets the 3rd Tuesday of the month for a 6pm potluck & 7pm business meeting. EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
Located on Morson Road in La Pine (1 block north of St. Vincent de Paul).
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santa brings deschutes county low interest rate to Finance 911/osP building Deschutes County sold $9.6 million in bonds recently with an average interest rate of only 4.4 percent. The funds will be used for the construction of the new 911/Oregon State Police (OSP) building at the County’s Community Justice Complex on the north side of Bend. Moody’s Rating Service mentioned the County’s “favorable financial operations and healthy reserve levels” in issuing an A1 rating. Bond proceeds were expected to be received on Tuesday, December 30. At a time when other local governments and medical facilities have recently issued debt at significantly higher rates for their tax-exempt bonds, Deschutes County found the timing of this bond sale excellent. The average annual debt service for the 911 portion of the bond sales (net proceeds of $3.25 million) will be $252,786. This last August when the County was initially planning to issue bonds, it was estimated that the annual debt service would be $255,000. Given the negative changes in the financial markets since then, the County is pleased to achieve this outcome. The OSP portion of the bond sale (net proceeds of $6.25 million) will have an average annual debt service of $512,982. With this low interest rate, the County’s lease revenue from the State of Oregon will more than cover the annual debt service over the duration of the lease. Deschutes County Government provides for the safety, security and health of Deschutes County’s 167,000 citizens through public safety, human services, adult parole & probation, juvenile justice and many other valuable public services. For more information, please go to www.deschutes.org.
“Caring For Our Central Oregon Neighbors In Need”ST. VincenT de Paul
social servicesthrift store
donations appreciatedCall FOr PICk-UP
– In La PIne SInce 1984 –51484 Morson rd. • La Pine, oregon
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in accordance with Federal Law and Us department of agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, religion, political beliefs or disability.
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As sub zero temperatures hit Central Oregonthe Humane Society of Central Oregonwould like to remind people to provideextra care for their pets.
Protecting our pets with preventative care can be the best gift of all. An emergency visit to a veterinarian is always more expensive, so don’t take chance! For more information call the Humane Society of Central Oregon at 382-3537 or visit www.hsco.org.
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Greetings, the winter season is upon us. Winter always brings the increased threat of fire in the home. That threat is increased if you have a wood burning stove or fireplace. There are precautions that need to be taken and I would like to share a few with you. 1. Any use of space heaters need to be used in an
appropriate method. Space heaters “NEED SPACE”. Never use a space heater in a congested area, make sure that there is at least 3 feet of clear space around any space heater.
2. Never use a non-vented gas or solid fuel heater in a residence or structure.
3. Electric wall heaters can be a significant cause of fires, especially when the temperature drops down near zero. Older wall heaters that have built in temperature control dials do not have an off setting. They have a low temperature setting usually 40 degrees. When the temperature outside drops to around zero, indoor spaces that are not constantly used and heated; such as extra bedrooms and storage spaces get colder. If there is a wall heater in these rooms they tend to turn on and can ignite anything combustible near them.
4. Chimneys for woodstoves and fireplaces need to be cleaned at least twice a year. The pine products usually burned in this area has various amounts of moisture in it and can create various amounts of creosote buildup in the chimney pipe. When creosote buildup occurs, flue fires can happen. It is not unusual for flue fires to extend from the chimney pipe to the combustible structure of the residence. If a flue fire occurs, call 911 and evacuate the residence until it is verified that the fire has not extended.
Thank You, La Pine Fire District
At the November 4th election, the La Pine Fire Districts Local Option Levy 9-63 was successfully passed by the voters. This Local Option Levy is for 5 years. The Levy will provide 64 cents per $1,000 of assessed property value. Properties with structural improvements on them and 5 acres and smaller are taxed by the fire district. The revenue from this levy will not come to the district until next November 2009. During the next budget year starting in July 2009 the district will hire 6 more firefighter/paramedics, which will allow the district to meet the required staffing levels of regulatory agencies.
The district will be operating at the reduced staffing levels until next year. These reduced staffing levels may create the need to close a station from time to time.
A Message from the La Pine Fire Chief, Jim Gustafson
PrePare For Cold Weather With emergenCy CheCk-listsExperts at the Oregon Department of Human Resources Public Health Division warn that cold can kill as well as injure. Preparation can assure that you are safe and warm. Stock up on emergency supplies for communication, food, safety, heating and car travel in case a storm hits. Here are lists of supplies and precautions you should consider during severe winter weather.At home:•Battery-poweredradio.Haveextrabatteries.•Listentoemergencybroadcasts.Know what winter storm warning terms mean:•Winter weather advisory: expect winter weather
conditions to cause inconvenience and hazards.•Frost/freeze warning: expect below-freezing
entering the area.•Blizzard warning: seek refuge immediately! Snowand strong winds, near-zero visibility, deep snowdrifts,andlife-threateningwindchill.FoodandSafetyChecklist:Have a week’s worth of food and safety supplies. If you live far from other people, have more supplies on hand:•Drinkingwater•Canned/no-cookfood(bread,crackers,driedfruits)•Non-electriccanopener•Babyfoodandformula(ifbabyinthehousehold)•Prescriptiondrugsandothermedicine•First-aidkit•Rock-salttomelticeonwalkways•Supplyofcatlitterorbagofsandtoaddtractionon
walkways•Flashlightandextrabatteries•Battery-poweredlampsorlanterns(Topreventtheriskoffire,avoidusingcandles.)WaterChecklist:Keep a water supply. Extreme cold can cause water pipes in your home to freeze and sometimes break.•Leave all water taps slightly open so they drip
continuously.•Keeptheindoortemperaturewarm.•Allow more heated air near pipes. Open kitchen
cabinet doors under the kitchen sink.•If your pipes do freeze, do not thaw them with atorch.Thawthepipesslowlywithwarmairfromanelectric hair dryer.•Ifyoucannot thawyourpipes,or if thepipeshave
broken open, use bottled water or get water from a neighbor’s home.•Havebottledwateronhand.•Inanemergency-ifnootherwaterisavailable-snowcanbemeltedforwater.Bringingwatertoarollingboil for one minute will kill most germs but won’t get rid of chemicals sometimes found in snow.HeatingChecklist:•Have at least one of the following heat sources incase the power goes out: Fireplace with plenty ofdry firewood, portable space heaters or keroseneheaters.•Neverplaceaspaceheaterontopoffurnitureornear
water.•Use electric space heaters with automatic shut-off
and drapes.•Never leave children unattended near a space
heater.•Have safety equipment including a chemical fire
extinguisher, working smoke alarm carbon monoxide detector.•Neveruseanelectricgenerator indoors, inside the
garage, or near the air intake of your home because of the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning.CookingandLightingChecklist:•Neverusecharcoalgrillsorportablegascampstoveindoors-thefumesaredeadly.•Usebattery-poweredflashlightsorlanterns.•Avoidusingcandles.•Neverleavelitcandlesalone.CarandEmergencyChecklist:First, avoid driving and use public transportation ifpossible. If you must drive use chains or other traction devices. You can avoid many dangerous winter travel problems by planning ahead.Prepare your car with emergency supplies:•Cellphone•Shovel•Windshieldscraper•Battery-poweredradio•Flashlight•Water•Snackfood•Extrahats,coats,mittens•Blankets•Chainsorrope•Tirechains•Roadsaltandsand•Boostercables•Emergencyflares•Firstaidkit•Toolkit•Roadmaps•Waterproofmatchesandacan(tomeltsnowforwater)•PapertowelsFallpreventiononicysurfaces:•Planahead,planyourroute,andgiveyourselfextra
down instead of using the typical heel strike that we use when we’re walking.•Avoidinclines.•Keephandsoutofpocketsforbalance.•Usehandrailswherepossible.•Testpotentially slickareasby tappingyour footon
them.•Be cautious entering or leaving buildings as ice
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Photojournalist discusses immigration The Central Oregon Community College Foundation’s Nancy R. Chandler Visiting Scholar Program is presenting a lecture by photojournalist David Bacon, “Illegal People? Globalization, Migration and the Criminalization of Immigrants,” at 6:30pm on Thursday, January 22, at the Pinckney Center for the Arts on the COCC Bend campus. Doors will open at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. For two decades, Bacon has documented the connections between labor, migration and the global economy. His recently released book, “Illegal People: How Globalization Creates Migration and Criminalizes Immigrants,” is drawn from interviews and reporting both from impoverished communities abroad and from immigrant workplaces and neighborhoods in the United States. Analyzing how US trade and economic policy abroad precipitate migration, Bacon argues that trade policy and immigration are intimately linked elements of a single economic system. Mindful of the global human rights perspective, Bacon promotes a new way of thinking about migration and globalization. A $5 donation is requested. Book sales and signings will follow the presentation. This event is part of COCC’s King, Gandhi, Chavez Season of Nonviolence, a series of events to honor the work of these advocates of social justice and nonviolent change. It is a collaborative endeavor of COCC’s Diversity Committee, the Multicultural Center, the Native American Program, the Office of Student Life and the Visiting Scholar Program. The event is sponsored by COCC, the COCC Foundation’s Visiting Scholar Program, the Associated Students of COCC, Jobs with Justice and Central Oregon Labor Council. For information, call 383-7257.
league of women Voters Tammy Baney, Deschutes County Commissioner, will be speaking regarding the following topics at a luncheon which is open to the public on Thursday, January 8, 2009:1. How Deschutes County is dealing with the loss of income due to the economic slowdown?2. How the County is dealing with the reduction and eventual loss of timber receipts for road repair. Are more gravel roads in our future?3. When will the measure on the south county water/sewer issue be on the ballot? What will the measure determine, and how will it affect Deschutes County residents who don’t live in South County?4. What is Deschutes County’s role in the current expansion of the Bend Urban Growth Boundary?5. Are there plans for any new destination resorts in the County, and will the County be updating the destination resort map during the ongoing update of the comprehensive plan?6. Are plans on track to move forward with the expansion of the Deschutes County Jail, or does the project have to wait until the real estate market recovers and the County can sell some property?7. What are the issues that the County is proposing and/or following for the next legislative session?8. What would the “regionalization of services” with Crook and Jefferson Counties entail, and how would it benefit Deschutes County? The League of Women Voters of Deschutes County will be sponsoring this “First Thursday Luncheon” from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm at the new King’s Buffet, 2050 N.E. Third Street in the Wagner Mall. The speaker will begin at noon and allow time for questions from the audience. Contact Public Relations Director League of Women Voters of Deschutes County for more information: Andrea Blum, [email protected]; 389-6990 (no morning calls please). The League of Women Voters is a national, nonpartisan organization whose purpose is to promote political responsibility through active and informed participation in government. The league influences public policy through education and advocacy.
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Since it was first produced in 1794, the $1 coin has featured a number of figures from eagles to President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The $1 coin has also been the first to feature two real women from history, Susan B. Anthony and Sacagawea.
From 1979 to 1981, the $1 coin featured Susan B. Anthony who fought for women’s rights. Often called the “Suzy” or “Susie,” the coin was about the same size as a quarter and was often mistaken for it, which may explain why the coin was discontinued so quickly.
In 1997, the $1 coin was redesigned to feature Sacagawea, the Shoshone guide who helped explorers Lewis and Clark. The Sacagawea $1 coin looked much like the Susan B. Anthony coin but was gold in color. In 2007, the Sacagawea $1 coin was replaced with a series of $1 coins honoring former U.S. presidents.
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At the start of the New Year, people often resolve to be more careful with their money. They save money in many different places. Each of the following is one such place. Fill in the blanks to name that place.
Currency Challenge Who doesn’t enjoy having a small stash of bills and change jingling in their pocket? Here are some questions about U.S. currency. How many can you answer correctly?
Answers: 1) Fact, 2) Fact, 3) Fiction, John F. Kennedy appears on the half-dollar; Roosevelt appears on the dime, 4) Fiction, Abraham Lincoln appears on the $5 bill and the penny; Jefferson appears on the $2 bill and the nickel, 5) Fact, 6) Fiction, Benjamin Franklin appears on the $100 bill; Eisenhower appeared on the $1 coin from 1971 to 1978, 7) Fiction, Washington appears on the $1 bill; Andrew Jackson appears on the $20 bill, 8) Fact, 9) Fact, McKinley was on the $500 bill, while Cleveland was on the $1,000 bill; James Madison was on the $5,000 bill, Salmon P. Chase was on the $10,000 bill and Woodrow Wilson was on the $100,000 bill, 10) Fact
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la Pine Public libraryJanuary 2009 events16425 1st Street, La Pine, OR 97739 • 541-312-1090 All Deschutes Public Libraries are closed on January 19 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
All AgesAccident at Snake River Crossing: Overland Medicine of the First Pioneers: 1:30pm, January 9 at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1090 or Liz at 312-1032. Hear the harrowing tale of young Ester Harrod and how she is called upon to preside over a surgery along the Oregon Trail in 1855. Reproduction artifacts of the Overland trail period will be on exhibit as part of the presentation. Sponsored in part by the High Desert Museum. People with disabilities needing accommodations (alternative formats, seating or auxiliary aides) should contact Liz at 312-1032.
Children and FamiliesTuesday Tales Story Time: 10:30am, every Tuesday through May 12. Ages 0-5 years with an adult at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1090. Reading with a child prepares them to read on their own. Reading at story time makes it extra fun! Listening, singing, and dancing are combined to make this an active and exciting time for you and your child.SCAT! Stories Crafts & Activities on Tuesdays: 4:00pm, January 13. Ages 6-11 years at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1090. Join us on the 2nd Tuesday of each month for SCAT! Stories, Crafts & Activities on Tuesdays.
For TeensTeen Laptop Lab: 3-5pm every Monday (as library schedule allows). 1:30-3pm every Wednesday (as library schedule allows). Ages 12-17 years at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1090. Stop in to use our Laptop Lab! Library staff will be available to assist with research.Homeschool Teen Game Day!: 2-3pm, January 6 at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1096. Play Wii, Guitar Hero, and more! Free, snacks.Game Day: 1:30pm, January 7. Ages 12-17 years at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1096. All teens are invited to play Wii, Guitar Hero, and more. Free, snacks. No Teen Laptop Lab this day.Duct Tape Madness: 3:00pm, January 21. Ages 12-17 years at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1096. What can you make with Duct tape? The question is, what CAN’T you make with duct tape!
AdultsIntroduction to the Internet: 5:30pm, January 8. Designed to introduce users to Internet Explorer and the World Wide Web.Open Adult Computer Lab: 10:00am, January 16 at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1090. Come and use our Laptop Lab. Staff will be there to assist with your computer and research needs. Plus you’ll receive extra time to type resumes and search online. First come, first served.Art Envy: The Japanese Print: 11:00am, January 26 at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1034. Local artist Paula Bullwinkel will lead a painting workshop based on the Japanese Print in the “Floating World” tradition. Supplies are provided. Please register online or by calling 312-1034.Open Adult Computer Lab: 10:00am, January 30 at the La Pine Public Library, 312-1090. Come and use our Laptop Lab. Staff will be there to assist with your computer and research needs. Plus you’ll receive extra time to type resumes and search online. First come, first served.
sunriver area Public librarySunriver Business ParkFor further information, please call Mary Hamilton, 541-593-2933creative byways An exhibit of alternative artistic expression by two local artists will be on display at the Sunriver Library through March 7. Terri Smith, a retired English teacher who moved to Bend 18 years ago, has found a passion for found objects with which to craft her one-of-a-kind dolls. The dolls have evolved over time according to the materials available to Terri. Old tools along with glass and handmade beads have become her medium of choice. The hunt for materials is part of the creative process and more than half of the fun, for she has found her sources between Bend and South Carolina. Terri has recently become involved in Art Station classes and has been encouraged to display her found object dolls in various venues. Amy Royce also from Bend works in encaustic or wax medium. Amy says her work is about finding identity in a rapidly shifting global landscape, to find support in or to fight gravity – what is beyond our control. My practice as an artist begins with these questions,” she says, “and my paintings are my expression of the ‘inner’ body. The waxy surface becomes skin, tissue, shapes of bone and sinew. Layers come and go and I like to see evidence of the process: marks, divots and scratches on the wax surface become clues. Texture for a ‘skin’ of experience is as individual as each of us. Scraping, pushing, pulling the wax around with heat and carving tools reveal the mystery and allure of the paint.” A reception will be held at the library on Sunday, January 3 from 2 to 4pm. Both artists will explain their artistic process in different mediums. The exhibit will be on display during regular library hours and visitors are welcome. For questions call Diana Popp at the Sunriver Library, 312-1080.
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In 1969 the first Mack’s Lure was created, which is now a widely recognized lure known as a Wedding Ring Spinner. This first lure was the brain child of a close family friend of the McPherson Family. Vern McPherson and his wife Edna along with their son Ray made all the lures in a humble beginning in Riggins, Idaho
Since the first Wedding Ring Lure has hit the water, Mack’s Lures have grown and are now in an ideal location of Wenatchee, Wa. where the lures they make are all field tested and have proven success before they ever find their way to a fisherman’s tackle box.
One of the unique features the Wedding Ring has is the ability to engage a flasher with the lure and the combination of the sparkle and the bright colors make it most irresistible for Kokanee and even the occasional Rainbow Trout. As the weather keeps getting colder we can dream of the warmer days and the fish we will catch this spring, and for sure some of the fishes we will catch are going to be caught on some Mack’s Lures. One for sure will be the Wedding Ring. We can have confidence that this lure will bring success and rewards as well as a great fishing experience for the entire family.
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la Pine moose bingoevery wednesday night at 6:30pm We are now non-smoking with breaks for the smokers! We have a Lucky Number Pot, a Moose Nugget Pot and two $500 Blackouts and a Winner-Takes-All at the end of the night. This is open to the public! Come on out and play Bingo! For more information call La Pine Moose, 536-3388.
road district #8 monthly meeting The Road District #8 Monthly meeting will be held on January 13th at the Ward residence, 15757 Sparks Drive, La Pine. The meeting will start at 7:30pm. Come and help us make decisions for the road district. Anyone living in the area from Amber Way to Park Drive and Yoho to 8th Street is included. Come and meet your neighbors. If you have any questions, please call Gary at 536-3276.
healthy start at birthing unit The Deschutes County Health Department’s Maternal Child Health division would like to recognize St. Charles Medical Center (Cascade Health Care Community) for generously and temporarily hosting the County’s Healthy Start Prenatal program at the Family Birthing Unit. Healthy Start has temporarily been relocated to St. Charles due to the temporary closure of the Deschutes County Human Services Building on Courtney Drive in Bend. The staff at the Family Birthing Unit have been very flexible and generous to County Healthy Start staff and clients. Healthy Start services will be located at the Unit until further notice. The Healthy Start project is a true reflection of the community’s commitment to pregnant women and their unborn children. For 20 years, East Cascade Women’s Group was the medical provider for the County’s Healthy Start program. Bend OBGYN is the program’s new medical provider to deliver babies. “St. Charles Hospital is making a great contribution to the community by sponsoring Healthy Start,” said Deschutes County Maternal Child Health Program Manager Kate Moore. For more information, please call Kate Moore, PHN, PM, MCH, Deschutes County Health Dept., 2577 NE Courtney Dr, Bend, OR 97701, 419-6738 (cell)[email protected]
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KITC 106.5 FMGilchrist / Crescent / La PineKITC FM is your local radio station based in Gilchrist, Oregon. The low power signal is available from Chemult to Sunriver and on its website. The station targets people in the area who want to know what’s going on in their communities. The only local radio station committed to informing the listener about local news, weather, sports and activities.
In January of 2008, Bill Scally, David Harms and Tony DeBone began to broadcast a morning radio show from La Pine weekday mornings from 6:30 am to 8:00 am. The La Pine team broadcasts from Little d Technology in La PIne.
Well known journalist, Bob Shotwell joined the team in September 2008. Since then he has been indisposable, producing the local Gilchrist/Crescent and La Pine news and providing a professional flair.
Tune in on Mondays for Gary “Coach Big Dog” Tash for all the school updates, Country Tuesdays, Blues Wednesdays with Ed Criss, Financial Thursday with Bob Cox and Fridays with either La Pine Fire Chief Jim Gustafson or Ann Gawith about “stuff”.
The Tony & The Gang Show:Weekday Mornings from 6:30am to 8am.
Bob Shotwell
To listen to our audio stream on the internet, go to
kitcfm.com
Tune into KITC 106.5 FM Monday through Friday mornings from 6:30am to 8am to hear about what’s going on in the community. Local news, community calendar, interviews and more.
Furniture CleaningCarpet & air DuCt Cleaning
Very powerful state-of-the-arttruck Mounted equipMent
536-2409JiM holMdahl, owner
★ Matted areas restored in Most cases ★
over 20 years experience in floor coverings.local references gladly given.
Site Prep Land Clearing Septics & Septic Repair Brush & Stump Removal Driveways/Road Grading Mfg. Homes Trenching Utilities
residentiaL & commerciaL
winter 2009 living well with chronic conditionsFirst class begins January 15 Do you or someone you know, live with a health condition that impacts your daily life? A six-week workshop for achieving a healthier way of living begins January 15 for people living with ongoing health conditions. The Living Well with Chronic Conditions program was developed and tested at Stanford University and is designed to complement and enhance medical treatment and disease management of chronic illnesses such as arthritis, diabetes, asthma, heart disease, cancer, or some other chronic health condition. Through the series of classes, participants will learn what they can do to feel better and manage their condition more effectively. The Living Well with Chronic Conditions class is a workshop given once a week over a six-week period. Classes last 2 ½ hours each, are fun and interactive. Each participant receives a copy of the book, Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions..
who can ParticiPate? People living with different chronic health problems are welcome to attend. Workshops are facilitated by two trained leaders, one or both have a chronic condition themselves. Family members are also welcome to attend.
an eXamPle oF toPics coVered in the class are:1) Managing frustration, fatigue, pain and isolation2) Safe, easy exercise for maintaining and improving strength, flexibility, and endurance3) Understand new treatment choices and appropriate use of medicationsliVinG well with chronic condition class schedule and cost:
• January 15-February 19: 1:00-3:30pm at the United Methodist Church in Bend• January 15-February 19: 2:30-5:00pm at the St. Charles Medical Center in Bend• February 4-March 11: 5:00-7:30pm at the Deschutes County Services Center in Bend• February 19-March 26:10:00am-12:30pm at the Becky Johnson Center in Redmond• March 4-April 8: 2:00-4:30pm at the La Pine Senior Center in La Pine• April 15-May 20: 1:30-4:00pm at the Bend Senior Center in BendOne series of classes and the book costs each participant a total of $10. Living Well classes are sponsored by the Deschutes County Health Department, its community partners of local health and human service providers in partnership with the Oregon Department of Human Services. To receive Living Well class information or to register for classes, please call 322-7430 or visit the Deschutes County Health Department website at www.deschutes.org/livingwell .
WANTEDHAND CUT POLES Purchasing 12 Foot ($2.25 Each) And 16 Foot ($2.75 Each) Lengths. Allow 2 Inch Trim. 3-1/2 To 4-1/2 Inches On The Small End. Must Be Straight, Delimbed & Delivered To Mill Site. Limited Time Offer. Call 541-433-2205 Or 541-815-0039 For MoreInformation. c26
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Open Mon. - Fri. 9-6 • Sat. 9-5 La Pine Square • Suite S7 • 51538 Hwy 97
536-9434 (Home) Or 419-9850 (Cell). Call Any Time! c4
NEW LIFE CARPET CLEANINGVery Powerful State-Of-The-Art
Truck Mounted Equipment. Matted Areas Restored In Most
Cases. Senior Discount.CCB# 62506
Call 536-2409. c27
PINE COUNTRY CARPET CLEANING
Truck Mount Hot Water Extraction. Carpet, Upholstery,
RVs, Etc.HOLIDAY SPECIAL
$20 OFF!Call 536-2610 Or 419-4854. c28
WANTED: HAND CUT Poles. Purchasing 12 Foot ($2.25 Each) And 16 Foot ($2.75 Each) Lengths. Allow 2 Inch Trim. 3-1/2 To 4-1/2 Inches On The Small End. Must Be Straight, Delimbed & Delivered To Mill Site. Limited Time Off er. Call 541-433-2205 Or 541-815-0039 For More Information. c26
WE SERVICE ALL MAKES& Models Of Chain Saws, Snow
Blowers & Snowmobiles!MOUNTAINVIEW POWERSPORTS
52407 Skidgel Road, La Pine.Call 541-536-5291. 31cc
SERVICES
LOSTMISSING DOG NAMED DIXIE!Off Of 5th & Sparks In La Pine. One Year Old. She Is Very Shy. Pure White With Black Ears, Nose & Area Around Eyes. She Is Extremely Missed. If You Have Any Information Please Call 541-536-1700 Or 541-420-3048. 2x
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD/Border Collie, Brown/Black/White. Camoufl age Collar With Rabies Tag. His Name Is “Oompa.” Lost In The Pine Crest Subdivision. Call 536-9320. 1x
LARGE SLEEK PURE BLACKMale Cat. Long Tail. La Pine, Rec. Road/5th Street Area. Reward.Call 389-9874. 2x
LOST & NOT FOUND! The Phone Number Of A La Pine Group That Plays Accordions. Please Call 536-5565 If You Know What It Is. Thank You. 2x
RESTAURANTSDAIRY QUEEN SWEET DEALS
Ask For:Any 2 For $3Any 3 For $4Any 4 For $5
See Display Ad In This Week’s Wise Buys For Details.
This Off er Good At La Pine Dairy Queen Only.
52502 N. Hwy. 97, La Pine.Call 536-3344. 1cc
TWIGS IS THE PLACE FOR...Visiting And Browsing!
We Will Be Closed January 10th Thru January 19th.
TWIGS GIFT COMPANYBurgess Road, La Pine.
Call 536-5772. 1cc
COOL STUFF
WOOD PRODUCTSNOW AVAILABLE - Pressure Treated Fence Posts.• 4”x8’ - $4.25• 5”x8’ - $6.75• 6”x8’ - $9.25All Prices Are For Pick Up At Our Crescent Mill. Call For Appointments And More Information. M&L Enterprises Call 541-433-2205 Or 541-815-0039. c26
HAULING
GEORGE GREEN TRUCKING• Driveway Rock• Cinders• Dirt
For All Your Hauling Needs, Call George At 541-536-7428 Or
