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A Note About The EHV-1 Virus There is NO EHV-1 vaccine that is labeled for the prevention of the neurological form of EHV-1. However, several are labeled for the prevention of the respiratory form. This is the “rhino vaccine” that your horse normally gets in its regular vaccine series. It is KEY to note that the rhino vaccines generally have a very short efficacy, even under normal circumstances. If your horse is high risk, or has had exposure to horses or barns that are affected, even if your horse just had a recent “flu/ rhino” vaccine in its spring series, it would be a good idea to consider boosting your horse with a rhino-only vaccine. In many horses that contract EHV-1 viruses, they spike high fevers, become lethargic, have clear runny noses and generally don’t feel well. Many horses only get the respiratory version and clear the virus after a few days and have no further problems with it. However, the neurological form of this disease can be fatal. If you board your horse, or are planning to go to an event that has horses that may have been boarded, it would be wise to cancel these events and check with the boarding facility if they have been checked to see if they have been exposed to the virus.
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Tickets go on sale in June! “Cheep” family fun! Buy a ticket to tour the gardens, greenhouses and chicken coops of La Pine. Look for them at the following locations: Books, Boxes & BS, Little River Nursery, L&S Gardens, Little d Technology, Twigs Gift Company, La Pine Chamber of Commerce, High Lakes Feed, La Pine Feed & Pet Supply, Country Feed (in Bend). All proceeds go to benefit the La Pine Grange and Newberry Habitat for Humanity. Keep reading Wise Buys for more information! Visit: www.lapinecoopandgarden.com
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Klamath County Board Of Commissioners Public Notice - Gilchrist
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners will have their next Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, June 7th, 2011 at 5:30pm. It will be held at the old Gilchrist Family Restaurant conference room located at the Gilchrist Mall next to South Valley Bank, 138345 Highway 97N in Gilchrist. We would like to invite the Community to attend this open forum. Contact person: Cheryl Hukill, Commissioner, 541-891-2082.
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...at the La Pine Senior Activity Center, 16450 Victory Way, La Pine (next to Bi-Mart), July 2nd, 3rd, & 4th, 2011, Saturday, Sunday & Monday during Frontier Days, from 9am-5pm on Saturday, July 2nd and Sunday, July 3rd and 9am-3pm on Monday, July 4th. Free admission. There will be quilting boutique, applique & hand quilting demos, antique quilt tops & hand quilting, frames for sale and raffle drawings. We welcome any quilts, wall hangings you may have that you would be willing to put on display. All items are displayed indoors and protected. This is a opportunity to show off your talent. If you are interested, please contact the Senior Center by calling or coming by and signing your quilt up for the show. For any questions, call the Senior Center at 541-536-6237 or 541-536-2850. In the early ‘80s, Marian Lozier gave a class on making a log cabin quilt at COCC in Aspen Alley. From there we started a quilt club calling ourselves, “The Pine Needle Quilters” and we met each week at COCC. From there we met at the old library; we then moved to the old Senior Center and then to the new Senior Activity Center in March of 2005. There is only one of the original members still with the group today - Jean Marable. Years later the name was changed to the “La Pine Needle Quilters“, as the Camp Sherman group had also called themselves the “Pine Needlers”. So as to avoid any confusion, we changed our name. The La Pine Needle Quilters have always extended a warm invitation to any who are interested in learning this craft of quilting, as well as serving our community, while enjoying good fellowship spiced with plenty of laughter. There is no age limit and you do not have to be a senior to participate. No fees are involved. We charge individuals for quilting their quilts and we welcome the opportunity to do it for you. No money is kept for ourselves; it all goes to the Senior Center for the operation of our center, as we are a non-profit organization. We also quilt for various charities. We have made quilts for La Pine Hospice, Habitat For Humanity and Meals On Wheels, along with our raffle quilt for our Quilt Show each year, with all proceeds going to the La Pine Senior Activity Center. Our first Quilt Show was held at Aspen Alley with just a few quilts on display outside. The next one was at the old Parks and Recreation building and then at the old La Pine Library. The next one was at the Russell’s Forest Furniture Store. Other shows were at the new White School recreation building; we were the first to display our quilts there in July during Frontier Days in La Pine. From there our Quilt Shows were at the La Pine Elementary School. Then our new Senior Activity Center was built and now we have our Quilt Show at the center in the month of July during Frontier Day. This years Ouilt Show will be a three-day show - July 2nd, 3rd and 4th, Friday, Saturday & Sunday. Hours will be 9am-5pm. Free admission. There will be quilting boutique, applique & hand quilting demos, antique quilt tops & hand quilting frames for sale and raffle drawings. We welcome any quilts or wall hangings you may have and would be willing to have them put on display. All items are displayed indoors and protected. This show is an opportunity for you to show off your talent. If you are interested in doing so, please contact Jean Marable at 541-536-1551 and arrangements will be made to accommodate your requests. You may place your quilts for sale if you wish during the show. Remember, art, beauty, craft and tradition can be summed up in one word - “Quilts“.
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Klamath County Board Of Commissioners Public Notice - Chemult
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners will have their next Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, June 14th, 2011 at 7:00pm. It will be held at the Chemult Fire Hall, 109800 Highway 97N, in Chemult. We would like to invite the Community to attend this open forum. Contact person: Cheryl Hukill, Commissioner, 541-891-2082.
New Art Exhibit At The La Pine Library Mary Lou Wilhelm - Through July 27
Mary Lou Finch Wilhelm - As I spend time in San Felipe, Baja, Mexico, my paintings reflect the bright colors and enjoyment of the sun. I have been painting since I was in the third grade when my mother built me a desk out of two wooden apple crates and a board. She found an assortment of paints and papers and a wide variety of objects on which I could paint. We had no TV and this kept me busy while my dad rested between jobs. I loved watercolor in high school and found later it was mine to master. I paint with acrylics and do collage, and weaving with found objects. I have painted murals throughout Tillamook County Fair Grounds, Chemult, Crescent, and San Felipe. My fun maps are shown on the newest brochure of the North Klamath County Chamber of Commerce. I do most of my work Plein Aire.
Landscape + Perspective Through the Eyes of Wood & Hockney at La Pine Public Library
In June, the Art Envy series will look at landscape art, and study the works of American artists Grant Wood, who painted “American Gothic” and David Hockney, who is famous for his sun-drenched paintings of California. Participants in this monthly workshop will enjoy a 20-minute presentation on the life and work of Wood and Hockney, and then get creative in a 45-minute drawing workshop taught by local artist Paula Bullwinkel. This discussion will take place at the La Pine Public Library on Thursday, June 9th at 1:00pm. No pre-registration is necessary for this workshop. 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 541-312-1034 or visit the library at www.deschuteslibrary.org. Those wishing to attend events that have special needs resulting from a disability should contact Lisa McGean at 541-312-1034 at least three days prior to the event.
Art Exhibit: We Are Your Art Committee
The Art Committee of the Friends of the Sunriver Area Public Library is pleased to announce that during the month of June 2011, the gallery area at the Sunriver Branch Library will feature art work by members of the Art Committee itself. Throughout the year, these volunteers choose and exhibit art work by other area artists, so they decided to host a special exhibit of their own creations. The media will be varied, including decorated gourds, photography, art cards, art journals, watercolors and fabric art. The public is cordially invited to view this exhibit during the Library’s regular hours through June 28. The library is located at 56855 Venture Lane in Sunriver. For questions about library hours, please call 541-312-1080. For information, please call Liz Englund, 541-593-2922 or Barbara Bailey, 541-593-0406.
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 June 21, 2011 at 1:15pm 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 1:15 to ensure you will be heard. 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 offices no later than close of business on June 14, 2011. If you are handicapped and require assistance, please contact the District offices 24 hours in advance to make arrangements. For information, call the La Pine Water District at 541-536-3281 or the La Pine Sewer District at 541-536-6236, Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:00pm.