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Jacksonville ReviewPage 2 May 2013

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Itrsquos hard to imagine that pioneer-vintner Peter Britt dreamed

Jacksonville would be considered the ldquoheart of Southern Oregon wine countryrdquo 150 after he planted the first grapes here In the early 1850rsquos Britt did just that and test-planted five acres around his hillside home to 200 grape varietals some sold as table grapes others to produce wine Forty

years later more than 100 acres in Jacksonville had been planted by more than a dozen growers Had it not been for Prohibition destroying the wine industry in 1916 its likely the region would have become world-famous for its wines rather than its pears

Today modern-day Jacksonville rests in the middle of 150 vineyards and tasting rooms that stretch from Roxy Ann peak in the East Medford hills to the Applegate Valley Wine Trail to the west There are dozens more dotting hillsides and slopes from Gold Hill to Ashland with more to come

To help celebrate what Britt started a host of wine-related headliner events await including the Applegate UnCorked Barrel Tour on May 19 and Roam the Rogue on May 25 This month kicks-off high-season for our wine industry now an economic driver for Southern Oregon that is changing the local landscape both socially

and economically On that note please read about a new winery consortium on page 7mdashJOWAmdashthe Jacksonville Oregon Wineries Association formed to promote six in-town tasting rooms

Speaking of tasting roomshellipthe Review has moved its office to 220 E California Streetmdashthe former home of the Umpqua Tasting Room next door to the McCully House Shortly after the owners of the UTR purchased the Gelateria building up the street and relocated the tasting room we moved in and got to work bringing you all the news and happenings in Our Small Town with Big Atmoshere

by Whitman Parker PublisherMy View

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Mail PO Box 1114 Jacksonville OR 97530

Visit 220 E California Street (next to McCully House)

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On Our CoverJacksonville

photographer David ldquoBilly Goatrdquo Gibb climbed to new career heights to capture this stunning cover image taken at Serra Vineyards in the Applegate Valley The image was taken in mid-April at Serra Vineyards using a Nikon d700 with a 70-200 mm f28 Nikkor Lens with a shutter speed 1250th


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Jacksonville Garden Club Saleis Mothers Day Weekend

This year the Jacksonville Garden Clubrsquos 28th-Annual Flower and Bake Sale is on Friday May 10 and Saturday May 11 from 1000am-200pm Get set for Motherrsquos Day with beautiful bouquets and arrangements created from fresh-cut local flowers or pick out a unique potted plant Home-baked goodies cookies brownies pies scones and cakes will also be offered for salemdash an easy way to have some delicious treats for the weekend

There are a few changes this year the sale will be held on two days instead of one and the location has been moved to the area next to the Post Office for both days Small plant starts will not be sold as they are readily available in other locations but some interesting potted plants will be for sale to help round-out your garden

Money raised from Garden Club activities provides scholarships at the Oregon Stewardship and at Rogue Community College Jennifer Wheatley the Executive Director of the Rogue Community College Foundation says ldquoThe recipients of the Jacksonville Garden

Scholarship will likely move on to careers that not only increase the economic vitality of our region but also serve to protect and maintain the natural beauty of Southern Oregon in the years to come

Carla Hutchins at the Oregon Stewardship notes ldquoEach year the Jacksonville Garden Club partners with Oregon Stewardship in providing a scholarship to a South Medford High student who plans to study science or the environment Additionally the funds support our operating expenses so that we can continue mentoring local high school students We appreciate

this very much as it directly helps our small nonprofit continue its work The Jacksonville Garden Club funds and supports local beautification projects at Peter Britt Gardens Doc Griffin Park and Jacksonville Post Office

For more information about the Spring Sale or Jacksonville Garden Club events please contact President Susan Casaleggio at 541-899-2029

Garden Club members Jeanena Whitewilson and Petra Irwin

Goodbye grey skies hello sunshine Frau Kemmling Schoolhaus Brewhaus is hosting the 3rd annual celebration of Spring on Sunday May 5th from 1100am-500pm at the Bigham Knoll Campus Come help roll out new Spring beers enjoy bratwurst sauerkraut giant pretzels and good times

ldquoMaifestrdquo is a German tradition which involves the entire family Jacksonvillersquos early pioneers gathered friends family food and music together in Maifest celebrations The Jacksonville Maifest celebration was traditionally a fun-filled event for Jacksonville school kids with the highlight of dancing to ldquoOompahrdquo sounds played by the official Jacksonville Silver Coronet band around the Maypole

New this year will be Polka lessons in

addition to the German Sauerkraut Band playing the ever popular Chicken Dance

For the kids the day will include Maypole dancing and rides on the popular Cow Train

All entertainment is free For more information please call 541-899-1000 See ad on page 12

German Restaurant to Host Family Fun at Maifest on May 5th

JacksonvilleReviewcom Page 5May 2013

Spring Barrel of Fun for Applegate Winery Fans

On Sunday May 19 join the Applegate Valley vintners for their Spring UnCorked Barrel Tour This is another not-to-be-missed day of

fun for wine and food lovers featuring wine and food pairings at 17 Applegate Valley wineries Tickets are only $39 and include a commemorative wine glass tastings and food Several wineries will also feature live music and demonstrations related to winemaking As always DDrsquos (Designated Drivers) attend for free and may partake in all food offerings as well as complimentary soft drinks and water along the way

The growing list of wineries west of Jacksonville known collectively as AVOVAmdashApplegate Valley Oregon Vintners Associationmdashholds fall and spring barrel tours offering a fun and relaxed chance to taste wines directly from the barrel before they are bottled and purchased by the public The wines are carefully chosen by each winery as are each of the delectable homemade foods paired with the wines The self-guided and self-paced tour kicks-off at 1100am and runs until 500pm

This year Serra Vineyards will be a popular tour stop for those wishing to get a first look at the newest tasting room to open in the valley Serra is located at 222 Missouri Flat Road near other popular wineries including Troon Vineyard Schmidt Family Vineyards Rossellarsquos and Wooldridge Creek Completed this April the 3500 square foot building was designed to incorporate all aspects of the tasting experience The eco-friendly building offers some of the most incredible views of the Applegate Valley from inside the tasting room and from a magnum-sized party deck Serra Vineyards was the former home of Applegate Red

owned and farmed by legendary winemaker Frank Ferreira who passed away in 2009 Today Ferreirarsquos original tasting room which resembles more of a snack-shack remains on the property in the shadow of the new tasting room Going forward it will be used as an ancillary tasting location and marketplace

Today Jacksonville residents Scott and Krissa Fernandes own the 75-acre property which includes the vineyard winery and tasting room Since purchasing the vineyard which Ferreira had planted to Syrah Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet-Franc and Merlot Scott and Krissa have planted 15 new acres to Tempranillo and Malbec

The tasting room is managed by Liz Wan who doubles as Serrarsquos marketing director Wan whorsquos a major marketing force behind the Southern Oregon wine region has worked on the World of Wine event in Jacksonville and the Rogue Valley Wine and Food event and others

Scott Fernandes notes ldquoThe new facility was designed and conceptualized by our family to reduce the potential negative environmental impact of a winery building on the landscape We maximized efficiency of Green Building applications everywhere we couldrdquo

The new facility includes an outdoor crush pad an indoor tank room and production area barrel room kitchen laboratory tasting room and officesmdashall fabricated and manufactured with American steel 89 of which was recycled and repurposed steel Scott adds ldquoWe also designed it with slope and position of the roof to maximize the future installation of solar panels to take advantage of the abundant Applegate Valley sunshinerdquo

In addition to Serrarsquos new digs UnCorked guests will most likely get a glimpse of the new Wine Hopper

van as it jets 15 guests from winery to winery during the day The shiny black touring van is a new Mercedes Benz Sprinter Van offering its passengers unparalleled comfort Wine Hopper owner Brad Niva says the company now offers daily tours of the Applegate wine region with pick-updrop-off locations in Medford Ashland and Jacksonville In Jacksonville the Wine Hopper will meet guests every day at the corner of California and 3rd Streets at the Beekman Bank After hours on certain days of the week the van is also available to rent for private tours to any of the regionrsquos 127 vineyards and 40+ tasting roomshellip for birthday parties anniversary celebrations and other special occasions Reach Wine Hopper at (541-476-WINE or winehoppertourscom) and see their ad on page 3 of this issue

Tickets for UnCorked are only $39 and are only sold online at applegatewinetrailcom After logging-on you may purchase tickets and select one of 7 wineries to start your self-guided and self-paced tour Cheers

Photo copy David Gibb Photography amp Design

The Academy of WineMahi-mahi topped with southwest corn salsa with caper beurre blanc with 2008 ChardonnayBarrel Tasting 2010 Claret

Bridgeview WineryMini strawberry cheesecake bites paired with new sweet ldquoBlue Moonrdquo Riesling

Cowhorn VineyardMango and blue cheese crepes with 2012 Sauvignon BlancBarrel Tasting 2009 Syrah

Cricket Hill WineryVertical tasting featuring 2006 Merlot with food pairingsSpecial Event with a Barrel Tasting of 2007 Merlot demonstrating an educational view of vintage year differences

Devitt WineryChocolate chipotle cake pops paired with 2006 Cabernet SauvignonBarrel sample 2007 Merlot Steelhead Run

Fiasco Winery amp Grapevine Gourmet Featuring Chef Jesse Sword cookingWild mushroom pancetta with asiago cheese bruschetta with Fattoria Rosso wine Barrel Tasting Zinfandel

Special event We are serving dinner from 500pm-730pm with live music from 300pm-630pm

John Michael Champagne CellarsGorgonzola polenta and herb- infused virgin olive oils with fresh baguette with Paris Pinot Barrel Tasting Claret

LongSword VineyardDecadent 3-Cheese Macaroni with 2007 Lorelli GewuumlrztraminerBarrel Tasting 2012 ldquoPhraserdquo Pinot Noir

Plaisance RanchPresentation ldquoThe Three Smells of WinerdquoFrench Onion Casserole amp Osso Bucco paired with 2010 Syrah

Red Lily VineyardManchego Cheese and Quince Crostini (by C Street Bistro) with 2007 TempranilloBarrel Tasting 2011 Red Lily Tempranillo

Rosellarsquos WineryMini Beef Wellingtons by Menarsquos Catering with vegetarian option cream of wild mushroom soup with 2011 MerlotBarrel Tasting 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon

Schmidt Family VineyardsFlatbread with goat cheese arugula and prosciutto with 2010 Sauvignon BlancBarrel Tasting 2011 and 2012 Merlot

Serra VineyardsRocky Tonk St Louis Cut Pork Rib with 2012 Rosa MarieBarrel Tasting 2012 Serendipity

Soloro VineyardFrittata and Ham Cups with Olive Tapenade with 2011 Thunder Egg Cut (MarsanneRoussanne) plus Cheesy Corn Dish and other special treats Barrel Tasting 2012 Viognier

Troon Vineyard Duck comfit cigars with caramelized fruit reduction with 2010 Old Vine MeritageBarrel Tasting 2012 Chardonnay

Valley View VineyardFeature wine 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Anna Maria Barrel Tasting 2011 Tempranillo

Wooldridge CreekHouse-made focaccia with goat cheese and figs with 2012 Viognier Barrel Tasting 2010 Warrick Red Reserve

May 2013 UnCorked Barrel Tour ndash Food amp Wine Pairings


News From Britt Hill by Donna Briggs Britt Executive Director

Britt Does More Than Just OfferSummer Concerts

In 2010 Rachel Jones joined the Britt team

as Director of Education amp Community Engagement Having come to Britt from Wolf Traprsquos award-winning education department she has brought significant skills and visionary leadership to her role

We now offer internships in marketing development production social media digital media and event planning Britt Festivals provides professional development opportunities for interns including guest speakers tours of our performance facilities and field trips to other local arts organizations Our program is designed to bridge the gap between the student and the working professional by giving interns the tools to become valuable employees in the work-force We offer paid internships during the summer and unpaid internships in the off season all of which last 10-12 weeks At any given time the program serves up to nine interns a season and the program serves the Britt Festivals administration staff by providing help perspective and community engagement The program is going on its third year and has shown rapid growth

Since 1999 Brittrsquos education department has been providing Music in the Mornings (MIM) MIM serves over 26000 students at 95 elementary schools in Jackson Josephine Klamath Douglas and Siskiyou counties on a daily basis This program helps children learn about composers musical styles and major musical works they learn to hear the power and beauty of music for themselves For five minutes every day a selection of classical music is played over the schools PA system with an informative introduction read beforehand The introduction gives some historical background on the composer and the piece The same work is heard for five days in a row with a slightly different introduction each day This reinforces both recognition of the piece and the information surrounding it Britt has recently put together a working group to address the programrsquos future The working group consists of education specialists from Southern Oregon University primary school music educators representatives from partnering arts organizations and Britt staff members The working group will focus on prioritizing ways to maximize

effective usage of the program and better incorporate the program into each schoolrsquos curriculum The overall objective of the working group is to develop an updated program for the 2014-2015 school year We will keep you posted on our work

Brittrsquos summer camps have also expanded under Rachelrsquos leadership This year we will be offering the third annual Britt Rock Camp a new classically-focused improvisatory workshop Project Beyond the Page with Project Trio and Brittrsquos Ukulele Getaway

The Rock Camp (June 17-22) is open to regional musicians between the ages of 13 and 18 and is designed to foster creative expression community and collaboration while providing an entry point to the arts for middle and high school students Participants will gain hands-on professional instruction on vocals electric guitar electric bass drums and keyboards from Raining Jane a female rock band

from Los Angeles Students also attend Britt Festivals concerts and have the opportunity to participate in special sessions with touring artists performing at Britt during camp week

Ukulele Getaway (July 5-7) participants of all ages (age 6 through adult) will join a stellar faculty and fellow

uke-thusiasts for three days of happy music that will feel like a vacationmdashwithout even leaving the Rogue Valley With workshops for beginning intermediate and advanced players participants will finger-pick strum sing (not required) write jam and most of all make music Instructors will facilitate the exploration of Hawaiian bluegrass country rock pop jazz and everything in-between

Project Beyond the Page will take place during our Classical Festival (August 12-17) and serves students playing any orchestral or band instrument The camp will place an emphasis on composition memorization performance and extended techniques Featuring the innovative chamber ensemble PROJECT Trio as resident faculty this unique summer learning experience will focus on Modern Chamber Music using the facultys FIRE Technique (Fundamentals of Improvisation Rhythm and Ensemble)

For information on these camps or any of our education programs please contact Rachel Jones Director of Education and Community Engagement at racheljonesbrittfestorg or visit our website at wwwbrittfestorg

Rachel Jones

JUN 8 A Taste of SummerJUN 15 Cyndi Lauper Shersquos So Unusual Tour Hunter Valentine JUN 24 Grace Potter amp The Nocturnals Special Guest TBAJUN 25 An Evening with Steve Miller Band JUN 28 John Prine Carrie Rodriguez JUN 29 Ziggy Marley Special Guest TBAJUN 30 The Music of ABBA Arrival from Sweden JUL 5 John Hiatt amp The Combo Mavis StaplesJUL 6 Michael Franti amp Spearhead - Family MatineeJUL 6 Michael Franti amp Spearhead Special Guest TBAJUL 7 Rodrigo y Gabriela Special Guest TBA

JUL 11 Kenny Loggins Blue Sky RidersJUL 16 An Evening with Pink Martini with singer Storm LargeJUL 17 Scotty McCreery Special Guest TBAJUL 18 Best of Britt Benefit Michael KaeshammerJUL 19 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Special Guest TBAJUL 21 Amy Grant Brandon HeathJUL 24 Jeff Bridges amp The Abiders Jessie BridgesJUL 25 Billy Currington Special Guest TBAAUG 2 Mei-Ann Chen Jon Kimura Parker Britt OrchestraAUG 3 Mei-Ann Chen Ian Parker Britt OrchestraAUG 9 Teddy Abrams Yuja Wang Britt OrchestraAUG 10 Teddy Abrams Augustin Hadelich Britt OrchestraAUG 16 David Danzmayr Lisa Smirnova Britt OrchestraAUG 17 David Danzmayr Jennifer Koh Britt OrchestraAUG 18 Symphony Pops Project Trio Britt OrchestraAUG 20 Rebelution Matisyahu Collie Buddz 4th act TBD AUG 21 Brandi Carlile Special Guest TBAAUG 23 Regeneration Tour 2013 The Human League

Erasurersquos Andy Bell and Howard JonesAUG 27 Chris Isaak Special Guest TBAAUG 30 Tegan amp Sara Special Guest TBA SEP 1 Martina McBride Special Guest TBASEP 5 The Doobie Brothers Special Guest TBASEP 8 Dennis Miller Special Guest TBASEP 13 REO Speedwagon Special Guest TBASEP 14 Jake Shimabukuro Jeff Pevar

Robert Plant presents The Sensational Space Shifters JUL 2

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For the last ten years Jacksonville residents Mike and Gail Haley have invited pilots from around the world to participate in one of the most respected and exciting paragliding competitions ldquoThe Rat Racerdquo This yearrsquos 11th Annual Rat Race has become one of the largest international paragliding events in the world with 250 pilots already signed-up for the June 22-29th event in the Applegate Valley at Woodrat Mountain

This year a new ldquoSuper Clinicrdquo will be introduced to train up-and-coming pilots to expand their knowledge and skills each day after the competition flights Sport icons Kari Castle and Ken Hudonjorgensen will head-up the cadre of instructors for these 50 pilots enrolled in the clinic

Kari and Ken are world-class instructors with decades of experience training paragliding pilots

Kari Castle is a 3-time hang gliding World Champion as well as a US National hang gliding and paragliding champion She holds 2 current womenrsquos hang gliding world records and the current world record open distance tandem paraglider flight record holder of 228 km flown in Australia

Ken Hudonjorgensen is the first paraglider pilot in the US to be awarded the highest safe pilot award for 5000 consecutive safe flights He has since accumulated over 13000 safe flights

Woodrat Mountain has been voted one of the best 25 paragliding sites in

the world The public is invited to watch the event at Red Lily Vineyards Valley View Vineyards and Fiasco Winery All locations will provide daily live video

internet tracking of the races overhead Fiasco Winery is owned and operated

by Dave and Pamela Palmer who have donated the property and designated it as a permanent landing zone for pilots

And mark your calendars for Sunday June 23 for the 5th-Annual Hunter Family Fundraising Dinnermdashopen to the public from 600pm-900pm hosted by Fiasco Winery at 8035 Hwy 238 just 8 miles west of Jacksonville Money raised will again be donated to local charities (yet to be announced) in the name of the Hunter Family who are long-time supporters of the sport See Fiasco ad on page 36

Save the Date for the 2013 Rat Race

JOWA members l-r Herb Quady-Quady North Traute Moore-South Stage Cellars Jeanne amp Jim Davidian-Caprice Vineyards Russ amp Margaret Lyon-Daisy Creek Vineyard Cassia Winkler-Umpqua Valley Wine Tasting Room Dan amp Cindy Marca-DANCIN Vineyards

The Jacksonville Oregon Wineries Association (JOWA) is a collection of six wineries each offering a unique wine tasting experience located within one mile of Jacksonville The Association was formed during the development of a collective brochure being prepared by Porscha Schiller of South Stage Cellars ldquoWe didnrsquot just want to have a piece of paper with a list of participating wineriesrdquo said Dan Marca the Associationrsquos President ldquoso we decided to gather as a group and determine how we could all work together to draw attention to the Jacksonville wineriesrdquo Having only six members has its advantages and after only one meeting JOWA was born

Founding JOWA members include DANCIN Vineyards Daisy Creek Vineyard Quady North South Stage Cellars Umpqua Valley Wine Tasting Room and Caprice Vineyards JOWArsquos affairs will be managed by its President Dan Marca of DANCIN Vineyards VP Jim Davidian of Caprice Vineyards and SecretaryTreasurer Dawn Roelke of Quady North

The Association was formed as a collaborative effort by each Member Winery to showcase Jacksonville where wine tasting is complemented by a host of varied amenities Jacksonville is a very unique southern Oregon experience where you can visit up to six very distinct wineries enjoy shopping at wonderful stores dine at world-class eateries and stay at upscale inns and BampBrsquosmdashall within one mile of the downtown core

The Member Wineries are planning their first event a Fatherrsquos Day Weekend Open House on June 15th and 16th where dads will be treated to complimentary pairings They are also planning subsequent events on Veteranrsquos Day and Motherrsquos Day

Marca notes ldquoThe main goal of JOWA is to help visitors discover our unique wine tasting area and to promote it to locals in the valley Ultimately itrsquos all about promoting the Southern Oregon experience and providing people with enough variety so theyrsquoll spend more time exploring our region Jacksonvillersquos past may have been paved with gold but its future will grow with winerdquo See ad this page

JOWA to Showcase Jacksonvillersquos In-Town Wineries

Ken Hudonjorgensen

Kari Castle


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The Unfettered Critic by Paula Block Erdmann amp Terry Erdmann

If we had to choose a favorite from all of Broadwayrsquos tuneful offerings My Fair Lady would likely lead

the pack So how ldquoloverlyrdquo for us that the Oregon Shakespeare Festival currently is presenting an exceptional interpretation of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewersquos 1956 classic

You know the story Eliza Doolittle good-hearted ldquosquashed cabbage leafrdquo of a flower girl encounters Henry Higgins distinguished overbearing snob of a linguistics professor Higgins observes that Elizarsquos Cockney accent keeps her eternally bound to the lower rungs of society ldquoLook at her a prisrsquoner of the guttersrdquo he states ldquocondemned by every syllable she uttersrdquo When Higgins boasts to his friend Colonel Pickering that by teaching the girl proper English he could get her a job as a shop assistant clever Eliza takes note The next morning she shows up at Higginsrsquo doorstep offering to pay for speech lessons Recalling the professorrsquos claim that he could ldquopass her off as a duchess at an Embassy ballrdquo Pickering proposes a wager and Higgins bites As Eliza endures weeks of insults (tempered by chocolates) she realizes that she isnrsquot the ignorant guttersnipe Higgins thinks she ismdashand therein lies the funhellip

And the songs almost all timeless standards Excelling as Eliza lively actress Rachael Warren makes us want to join in as she sings ldquoThe Rain In Spainrdquo and ldquoI Could Have Danced All Nightrdquo We actually feel for Higgins as actor Jonathan Haugen quietly laments ldquoIrsquove Grown Accustomed To Her Facerdquo The leads are so good that we willingly relinquish memories of incandescent performers like Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews (or Audrey Hepburn) in the roles Warren lifts Eliza into a place all her own while Haugen smartly sings his way through the tunes rather than ldquotalkrdquo the songs as Harrison once did

Wersquove long thought that My Fair Lady contains two unnecessary characters Freddie the misguided chap who pines

for Eliza isnrsquot an integral part of the main story He exists to demonstrate Elizarsquos acceptance into a more elevated level of society On the other end of the scale Alfred Elizarsquos nersquoer-do-well father shows the depths shersquos emerged from They have nice songs though and director Amanda Dehnert found wonderfully innovative ways to use them As Freddie actor Ken Robinson nearly steals the show with his hilarious performance of the once-staid ballad ldquoThe Street Where You Liverdquo which infers that his romantic attachment may literally be for the streetmdash

cobblestones gravel and all And we applaud OSF staple Anthony Heald as Alfred who demonstrates astounding energy during an extended dance routine in ldquoGet Me To the Church On Timerdquo As Heald and an ensemble of dancers stomp about the stage the number resembles a play-within-the-play brimming with excitement

Dehnertrsquos best decision may be in her staging Most of the castmdashand the

musiciansmdashremain on stage at all times so that wardrobe location and scene changes happen via a fluid choreography that is fully visiblehellipyet largely unnoticeable ldquoLife isnrsquot neat and theatre isnrsquot cleanrdquo Dehnert asserts ldquoYou should see where the lights hang see the clothes being put on and taken off see how people transformrdquo

My Fair Lady was based on George Bernard Shawrsquos play Pygmalion first produced in l916 Shaw in turn based his story on a verse from the Greek poet Ovidrsquos Metamorphoses ldquoPygmalion critical of faults which nature planted in female hearts lived unmarried With skill he carved a statue out of ivory and gave it exquisite beauty She was so beautiful he fell in love with his creationrdquo

Two thousand years later in Ashland so will you

Paula and Terry each have long impressive-sounding resumes implying that they are battle-scarred veterans of life within the Hollywood studios Theyrsquore now happily relaxed into Jacksonville

Sometimes life and theatre is more than Fair

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The Jacksonville Woodlands Association has a new informational trail kiosk located in the Peter Britt Gardens at the Sarah Ziegler Trailhead The Kiosk was constructed by JWA Board Member Will Naumann and was installed by Will Gary Sprague John Isaak and Tony Hess

New Jacksonville Woodlands Trail Kioskat Peter Britt Gardens

Focus on Hanley Farm by Kerri Hecox Hanley Farm Volunteer

ldquoThreads to New WorldsmdashA Collection of Fiber Artsrdquo a juried art show featuring fiber art by 24 Oregon artists opens Friday May 3rd at Art Presence in Jacksonville Show hours are 1100am-500pm on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays during May An opening public reception will be held on Friday May 10th with horsrsquodoeurves and drinks at the gallery from 500pm-700pm

This show is part of a year-long traveling exhibit sponsored by the Weaving Guilds of Oregon formed as a state-wide organization in 1982 to share information resources education and to promote fiber arts throughout Oregon Members of two local weaving guilds The Rogue Valley Handweaversrsquo Guild and the Saturday Handweaversrsquo Guild

are staffing this show and demonstrating various fiber arts including weaving spinning and bobbin lace

Three local fiber artists and weaving guild members have pieces in this show Kathy Fennel a creative weaver will showcase her unique woven photographs that earned the Jurorrsquos Choice Award Cindie

Kitchen won the Complex Weaverrsquos award with a beautiful hand woven scarf Shirley McFarland is showing-off her talents in this fiber show with a wonderful woven pillow embellished with bobbin lace

The 700+ members of the Weaving Guilds of Oregon invite everyone to experience this not-to-be-missed event at Art Presence Center on the grounds of the historic Jacksonville Courthouse during the month of May

Fiber Arts Show Opens in May

How do we teach children

the value of eating healthy foods As a parent this is a difficult questionmdashdo we force green vegetables at dinner as a matter of course or do we find creative ways to integrate healthy foods into our daily routines Making nutrition a fun and interesting activity for children isnrsquot easy but that is what ldquoRogue Valley Farm to Schoolrdquo aims to do ldquoEducate children about our food system through hands-on farm and garden programs and by increasing local foods in school mealsrdquo

Historic Hanley Farm is excited to announce its new partnership with Rogue Valley Farm to School Over the summer 2 one-week-long campsmdashJuly 8-12 for 7-10 year olds and August 5-9 for 5-7 year oldsmdashwill be hosted at Hanley with Rogue Valley Farm to School where children will learn about planting and tending crops caring for farm animals harvesting and preparing food as well as participate in arts and crafts related to farming In the fall Farm to School will be hosting regular ldquoHarvest Mealrdquo field trips to Hanley where children will participate in harvesting and preparing their own farm-fresh lunches The opportunity to have children learning the value of nutrition and the excitement of harvesting and preparing their own food is a wonderful development for Hanley Farm and one we are all looking forward to bringing to the community Registration for camps can be done online at wwwrvfarm2schoolorg

In addition to the Farm to School program we are thrilled to be expanding the Childrenrsquos Heritage Fair to three days this year On May 30-31 Hanley Farm will be hosting school groups from all over the Rogue Valley to learn about local history farming and to participate

in games and crafts So far there are over 700 children registered to attend during the two days of school field trips On Saturday June 1st the public is welcome to attend the Fair where children of all ages can connect with history through hands-on activities The public day of the Fair will run from 1000am-400pm

And of course donrsquot forget the Heritage Plant Sale happening at Hanley on Motherrsquos Day weekend May 11-12 The sale will open at 1000am and run to 300pm on Saturday and on Sunday there will be a Tea amp Crepes luncheon especially for mom with freshly-baked sweets from Coquette bakery also beginning at 1000am Come by for all of your spring plant needs as well as an extra-special way to say ldquothank yourdquo to mom

For listing of events at Hanley Farm and to learn more about this Southern Oregon gem please visit hanleyfarmorg

SOHSHANLEY FARM 2013 EVENTS

Heritage Plant SalemdashMay 11 amp 12A Southern Oregon tradition Fill your gardens with heritage varieties of flowering plants trees and vegetables many propagated from the historic gardens of Hanley Farm

Childrenrsquos Heritage FairmdashJune 1Explore local history from a kidrsquos point of view Enjoy hands-on activities and crafts heritage breed animals and farm-fresh foods

ORIGINS A Discovery of Place June 22 July 27 Aug 24 amp Sept 28Nourishment for the mind body and spirit Experience Hanley Farm-to-Table all-natural locally-grown gourmet dining and history

News From The Friends ofJacksonvilles Historic Cemeteryby Dirk J Siedlecki President - FOJHC

May Brings Flowers AND Wonderful Cemetery Activities

History Saturday Saturday May 11mdashOn May 11 Cemetery Docents Robert Hight and Vivienne Grant will talk about ldquoJacksonvilles Early Doctors and Medical Practices of the Dayrdquo All History Saturday programs during the next few months start promptly at 1000am and last 90 minutes Please meet your docents at the Sextons Tool House at the top of the Cemetery road Parking is available within the cemetery grounds Dress for the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes as there is some walking involved No advance reservations are required and the program is free with donations appreciated that will be used for this yearrsquos fund raising project to restore the Jacob Ish Block This program will be fun interesting and informativemdashbe sure to mark your calendar

Cemetery Clean-up Day Saturday May 18mdashHelp us clean-up the cemetery grounds in preparation for the Memorial Day holiday and summer visitors Join the Friends Jacksonville Boosters Odd Fellows and other community volunteers in sprucing-up the cemetery Bring

gloves gas-powered lawn mowers weed eaters rakes brooms and pruning shears Coffee and morning refreshments will be provided Clean-up runs 800am-1200noon Meet at the Sextons Tool House

Marker CleaningmdashPlease note there will be no Marker Cleaning Workshop in May due to the Clean-up Day Join us on June 15 and then on the third Saturday of the month July through September

Annual Memorial Day Meet and Greet Sunday May 26 and Monday May 27mdashVolunteers will be on-site both days from 1100am-300pm to assist families and friends with locating gravesites of loved ones They will also answer questions about the cemetery and our organization In honor of our fallen heroes flags will be placed on their gravesites As May is also National Historic Preservation Month we will be featuring some of our more recent cemetery restoration and preservation projects along with plans for our biggest project to date the restoration of the Jacob Ish Block

For additional details on events and other cemetery activities please visit our website at wwwfriendsjvillecemeteryorg

To purchase your tickets go to wwwroamtheroguecom

Spring Passport Tour Saturday May 25th 11am to 5pm

After purchasing your ticket you will receive an email confirmation on which winery will be your starting location Please allow one to two days for processing

Questions Please call 541-855-2062 X6

Join the Upper Rogue Valley Vintners on Saturday May 25th from 11am to 5pm for the Spring Passport Winery Tour

Tickets are only $29 per person and include a commemorative Reidel glass plus delicious appetizers and wine tasting at all 7 participating wineries

Designated drivers $5

Outstanding Spellers Receive Awards

Lions Club members were on-hand at Jacksonville Elementary to present these outstanding 4th 5th and 6th-grade students with certificates and medals for winning the annual spelling contest

Back row l-r Lou Mayerski John Harris Nick Nichols Karl Edding and Bill Hanlon Front row l-r Madi Henderson Carmalee Reid Jude Pannell and Matson Fowler


Up Close and Personal with Local Photographer Kathleen Hoevet

Fifth in a series of artist profiles by Randall Grealish

Sometimes a chance encounter captures ones attention and sets us on a new and unexpected path

Such was the case for Kathy Hoevet who got her start as a photographer only a few years ago upon discovering the online community and image hosting site Flickr After browsing the site she was thoroughly impressed with the photos taken by a diverse group of talented artists Kathy was inspired to get a camera and set-out on a journey to explore her surroundings through the cameras lens With encouragement from her daughter to turn her hobby into a business Kathy sought-out Hannah West who helped set up her first showing at the Good Bean Coffee Shopmdashand she hasnrsquot looked back since

Befriending a local photo club and other photographers with the same camera she began to ask questions to gain better knowledge in the art of being a photographer ldquoNever shoot in auto moderdquo was one of the first bits of advice received To this day Kathy adheres to manual settings allowing her full control (of the camera at least) to create an image that reflects her vision of what lies before her She did however confess to a distrust of her own eyesrsquo ability to properly focus and therefore tends to rely on auto focus Other lessons

learned include the importance of composition leading lines the effect of light value space etchellip much the same as a painter learns the art of painting

To gain a better understanding of Photoshop tools Kathy attended study courses lead by well-known photographer Sean Bagshaw She credits him for teaching her a favorite technique which is to take a dynamic range of images and blend them together to create a much stronger final shot

While attending outdoor workshops lead by Sean David Cobb and Zach Schneph Kathy found herself chasing the early morning light in the Palouse and Olympic Mountains These trips taught her the importance of getting out

early and how quickly light changes a scene Shadows came and went so fast that she was constantly picking up her tripod and moving from spot to spot to capture the light and the effect it had on the scene before her lens Kathy couldnrsquot be happier with the great insight and

constructive criticism that was bestowed upon her Now shersquos eager to attend more workshops with these fine photographers some of whom are now friends

Kathyrsquos work is on display at the Black Oak Medical

Center Rogue Regency Inn Peoplersquos Bank on Barnett and Art Presence Art Center in Jacksonville She also creates greeting cards with lots of wine and vineyard themes celebrating Southern Oregon wine country In Jrsquoville yoursquoll find them at Bella Union and Farmhouse Treasures and at

Rogue Regency Inn in Medford (More locations are coming soon)

Kathy has recently received requests to do product shots which she has found to be an enjoyable experience and a good challenge However the bulk of her work will continue to be

landscape and outdoor-based which she finds most peaceful and calming

Kathy will be showing her beautiful photographs in the Naversen Room of the Jacksonville Library through July 17 Please call the library at 541-899-1665 for hours

For more on Kathy visit her website kathleenhoevetphotographycom

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Sunday - May 5th 11 am To 5 pm

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Chamber Chatby The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce

The longest journey starts with the first step One of the most pleasant things about Jacksonville is simply taking a walk My wife Cheryl and I spend many afternoons walking neighborhoods and trails around town Whether watching a bird or trying to figure out what kind of tree it is perched in we always come home relaxed and happy that we live in a place where you dont have to drive your car to get around

One of our favorite routes is the Rails to Trails bike and pedestrian path that runs from D to Middle Street alongside a minor tributary of Jackson Creek The Rogue Valley Railroad ran this route from the historic station by the post office into Medford many years ago The logs for our historic home on California Street the Purcell Cabin were brought over from Butte Falls on this very rail line in the 1930s and were then hand-peeled on the building site Today all that remains of the old railway is a flat grade some fruit trees and a slow trickle of water ndash making for my perfect recipe for a walk

It was on one of these walks when I remembered a serious effort to develop the railway easement into a greenway I did a quick check of Chapter 7 of the Cityrsquos Master Plan that revealed the

historic railway easement was ldquoideal for linear recreation developmentrdquo I guess this was a fancy way of saying ldquoitrsquos perfect for walking and biking onrdquo I also learned that five years ago the City had extended serious effort developing a state grant proposal to extend the greenway to Medford

I also discovered that my curiosity was well-timed since Oregons Transportation Growth Management (TGM) program is doing their biannual round of grants for just such projects A couple of phone calls and a pre-application later we were on the list The Jacksonville City Council approved developing a grant proposal with Jackson County and Medford on April 2nd if we get a grant wersquoll take our first steps towards developing a Jacksonville pedestrian corridor linking the two towns

This would be a wonderful asset to our community and a link that could someday connect Jacksonville to the Bear Creek Greenway and provide green transportation alternatives to our residents I will keep you posted on our efforts as they develop in next months Jacksonville Review

You can send Councilor Criss your thoughts and feedback by email at councilorgarciajacksonvilleorus

Rails to Trails Project Possible

Nowadays small businesses need all of the free help they can get and todayrsquos social media and

online search options can be that help Existing customers play an important role in todayrsquos business environment with their ability to post comments ratings and reviews on a variety of internet sites and social media platforms This feedback can help local businesses in attracting new customers

Todayrsquos travelers shoppers and diners seek-out more information on where to stay shop and dine than ever before Whether on a mobile device or home computer they use TripAdvisor YELP and Google Maps to locate and get reviews on businesses and services before deciding where to spend their money They also seek-out input from friends and family through Facebook Pinterest LinkedIn and Twitter

Business and Community WebsitesmdashMany websites allow comments to be posted about the business as a whole or on specific products Your input helps in two ways First it validates the website for Google search purposes by proving that the business has customers and that those customers are interacting with the website Second it helps other users of the website by encouraging them to support the same businesses

BlogsmdashComment on a businessrsquo blog or any blog that discusses one of your favorite businesses

FacebookmdashldquoLikerdquo your favorite businesses Like comment on and share their posts so that your friends will see them too Check-in at the business when you visit Your recommendation carries a

lot of weight in a purchase decision with your friends

TripAdvisor amp YELPmdashRate and share reviews of businesses you have used If you are new to this take some time to read the other reviews and get a feel for the rating system Donrsquot post these reviews while at the business and using the free WiFi as it will appear to be a fake review And donrsquot be surprised if businesses respond to your reviews TripAdvisor encourages businesses to interact with their customers through reviews

User accounts are required for these tools YELP reviews may be filtered out until you are an established user Savvy users will know how to find them by removing the filter

Having significant numbers of and high quality reviews helps businesses increase their overall online presence Google the top search engine aggregates reviews from the majority of review sites and factors that into its search algorithm So a higher online presence gets a business ranked higher in a Google search

The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce thanks you for supporting local businesses

The Chamber invites you to join us at our monthly general meetings at Old City Hall Held the second Thursday of each month at 830am we offer a relaxed and informative time to get your morning going and connect with the business community See you May 9th

For information on the Jacksonville Chamber these events or to join please contact the visitors center at 185 N Oregon Street 541-899-8118 or chamberjacksonvilleoregonorg

How Social Media Helps Build Business

More than just Great Coffee Come experience why Pony Espresso is Jacksonvillersquos favorite coffeehouse Keeping it local bull Jacksonvillersquos only drive thru window Call ahead for

quick pick-upbull Wonderful and Plentiful deck seatingbull Bike Friendly Most bicycle parking in townbull Coffee Breakfast and Lunch Catering for your party

or eventbull Organic Salads Scratch Soups Panini Wrapsbull Local Draft beer and Wine menubull Excellent selection of baked goods Like us on Facebook today for all the news specials and updates

The Complete CoffeehouseCelebrating 18 Years

545 N 5th St | Jacksonville wwwponyespressojvillecom

Open everyday until 6pm541-899-3757

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From the Firehouse to Your Houseby Fire Chief Devin Hull

Firewise Community Public Meeting

A Few Minutes with the Mayor by Paul Becker

A Tale of Two County Courthouses

CITY OFFICEMonday - Friday830am - 400pm

(541) 899-1231 MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK

Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm

PLANNING DEPARTMENT HOURS Monday Tuesday Thursday

amp Friday 830am - 2pm Wednesday

Closed to PublicDirect 541-899-6873

JACKSONVILLE OFFICE HOURS

CITY COUNCIL Tuesday May 7 600pm (OCH)PLANNING COMMISSION Wednesday May 8 600pm (OCH)HARC HEARING OFFICER Wednesday May 15 1000am (OCH)CITY COUNCIL Tuesday May 21 600pm (OCH) HARC Wednesday May 22 6pm (OCH)

City Offices 541-899-1231wwwjacksonvilleorus

LOCATION KEY CH - Old City Hall (S Oregon amp Main) CC - Community Center (160 E Main Street) NVR - Naversen Room (Jacksonville Library)FH - Fire Hall(180 N 3rd St C) EOC - Emergency Ops Center at Police Station

JACKSONVILLE CITY SCHEDULE

Jacksonville Fire Department Community Class ScheduleMaythinspndashthinspWhen to Go - When to Stay No Class June thru September Fire SeasonOctoberthinspndashthinspFire Prevention Open House NovemberthinspndashthinspHome Safety for Winter DecemberthinspndashthinspAvoiding Cold Weather Injuries

Classes are held at the fire station on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 630pm (except during fire season) For more information please call 541-899-7246

Recently Jacksonville Fire

and Jacksonville CERT conducted a public meeting for the residents of the Westmont Mary Ann Pair-A-Dice neighborhood the area selected as the first Firewise community in Jacksonville

Firewise is a national program designed to educate and support neighbors by creating defensible space around their homes With some assistance through Oregon Department of Forestry grant funds and ODF labor teams neighbors will be clearing highly-flammable vegetation planting fire-resistant shrubs trimming branches cleaning-out gutters sweeping-up pine needles and raking leaves

Each Firewise community has a board made up of neighbors who work together to approve the community

assessment formulate an action plan analyze investment and complete a renewal form One annual day of clean up is also required

Becoming a Firewise community is an ongoing endeavor that strives to maintain the neighborhood protection through defensible space from year-to-year Most of the work required to become a recognized Firewise community is minimal but when done by each neighbor the communal effect is dramatic

Jacksonville Fire and CERT plans to continue working with and following this neighborhoodrsquos progress and then have several more neighborhoods become Firewise

For more information about Firewise please call 541-414-3236 or email JacksonvilleFirewisegmailcom

I am writing this from the warm almost

hot April weather in Palm Desert

Californiahellip a place Sharon and I try to get to once every year There are three different routes we use when driving straight down I-5 through Los Angeles and then to Palm Desert I-5 to Bakersfield and over the Tehachapirsquos or through Lassen Park and Reno and down US-395 a longer route but by far the more scenic and the one we chose on this trip

Near the base of Mount Whitney on Highway 395 in the town of Independence California is a magnificent building which has caught my attention every time wersquove driven this route Built in the 1920rsquos at more than 28000 square feet it stands as an impressive-looking structure befitting its use as the county courthouse The Inyo County Superior Court website reads ldquoThe regions only example of monumental Neoclassical Revival public architecture the present courthouse was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998 in recognition of its lsquointegrity of feeling and associationrsquo

Now Irsquom not sure what ldquointegrity of feeling and associationrdquo really means since such a description can be used for virtually any purpose But when reading it I asked myself what has that got to do with being historic The folks who wrote that should see a truly historic courthousehellip the one right here in Jacksonville we all know Built in the 1880s it stands as a monument to superb engineering and construction with a craftsmanship seldom seen in modern buildings

The Inyo County Courthouse is the fourth building on the same site The first a brick

structure was leveled in an earthquake The second a wooden structure was burned to the ground in a devastating city fire The third was outgrown

Our courthouse has had its own checkered history In 1932 the citizens voted to move the County Courthouse to Medford thus ending almost half a century of county government located in Jacksonville Then according to the National Park Service ldquoin the 1930s the building was used as the office for a local Boy Scout Troop and for meetings and other public functions such as dances During WW II the Courthouse was used for Civilian Air Defense meetings In 1946 the Jacksonville Courthouse became the Jacksonville Museum and home of the Southern Oregon Historical Societyrdquo The courthouse was perilously close to being demolished when SOHS saved it

Now more than eighty years since the county vacated the courthouse once again its fate remains to be determined I say why not return the building back to the original purpose for which it was designed Somehow it seems fitting that we go full circle by using it for our own city government We are in need of more space By using the first floor for city operations and the second floor as an ldquoevents centerrdquo we would be taking advantage of the fact that wersquod be using a building we never could have hoped to buy With its history and with its prominence in the city landscape it is the perfect location for our City Hall What a legacy for grateful and proud future generations What better way to assure this magnificent buildingrsquos future Once again the courthouse would come to life like the phoenix rising from the ashes Now that is something we could all celebrate

Swordplay and Swashbuckling at Old City HallWe are pleased to announce that

SCARAMOUCHE will be the film screened at Old City Hall in May Stewart Granger stars in this Napoleonic epic with Mel Ferrer as his villainous opponent Janet Leigh and Eleanor Parker supply the love interest SCARAMOUCHE is probably the best film of its type other than THE SEA HAWK which we ran a couple of years ago It is a breathtaking display of sword-fighting at its best excellent acting from all the main characters brilliant direction superb over-the-top script and dialogue and first-class Technicolor photography The climactic eight minute dueling scene is perhaps the best ever filmed and certainly one of the longest SCARAMOUCHE is a film not-to-be-missed

It screens Friday night May 17 at 700pm at Old City Hall

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When itrsquos time to go to the beach

Motherrsquos Day Brunch

Pioneer Village invites you to join us for a

Please RSVP to541-899-6825

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805 N 5th St Jacksonville OR 97530541-899-6825 bull wwwPioneerVillageOregoncom

Sunday bull May 12 20131130 am-130 pm

Celebrate Motherrsquos Day with a brunch and a flower at Pioneer

VillageBring your Mother(65 years and older)and this coupon for brunch and a flower

Service of Former County Sheriff August Singler Formally Recognized by US

Congress and Oregon HouseOn April 15 2013 the Oregon State

Legislature marked the 100-year anniversary of the tragic death of former Jackson County Sheriff August D Singler with the introduction of House Resolution 4 The following was excerpted from remarks made in Washington DC Salem and Jackson County Oregon during the month of April when proclamations were read into the United States Congressional Oregon State Legislature and Jackson County Board of Commissioners records formally recognizing the sacrifice made by August Singler Singlerrsquos relatives including his granddaughter Diana Walker of Talent and great-granddaughter Chris Walker Jackson County Clerk and other grandchildren were in attendance in Salem to mark the occasion

Mr Speaker I rise to express gratitude to August D Singler former Sheriff of Jackson County Oregon Sheriff August David Singler was the 1st law enforcement officer and only Sheriff killed in the line of duty in Jackson County Oregon April 23 1913 He lived with his family in Jacksonville Oregon in the ldquoWilson Houserdquo located directly behind the old Jackson County CourthouseJail when Jacksonville was the county seat A very special individual who during his short tenure in law enforcement gave his life in service for the citizens of his County and the State of Oregon His place in history is recognized because of his selfless burning desire and bulldog attitude toward citizen rights protection of all families and respect for rule of law

August was born on May 28 1876 in Millersburg Plymouth County Indiana and was one of thirteen children of John and Susan Singler At a later date the Singler family moved to South Bend Indiana where August met his future wife Rose Probst They eventually married November 15 1898 and made their home in South Bend Indiana where their first child was born August watched the midwife during the birth of their first child and proceeded by himself to deliver the remainder of their eight children As the family and quest to support them grew August decided to head west Being the adventurous soul he was he hitchhiked to Southern Oregon twice before sending a wire for his wife and three children to come to Oregon by train Shortly after arriving their fourth child was born

Singler performed various small jobs including selling Singer sewing machines and patented medicines for the ldquoElectric Medical Companyrdquo August was considered a ldquoJack of all tradesrdquo who would go to great lengths to feed and clothe his family In late 1906 August purchased a small piece of land in Medford Oregon on Lozier Lane Although he knew very little about building houses he proceeded to erect a two- story home for his family

August was involved in many civic organizations including the Moose Lodge Redmen Woodsman of the World Knights of Columbus and was a charter member of the Elks Lodge Because of his extensive involvement he was known as a community-spirited man who gave of himself and his time

In 1909 August was appointed Constable of the Medford District and served four years in this position Upon his appointment Singlerrsquos reputation as keeper of the peace surfaced quickly His exploits were known from Sacramento California to Portland Oregon Singler

tracked criminals by horseback railroad-handcar card and buck board always seeming to capture the offenders He was called a ldquoSuper Sleuthrdquo nervy imaginative tough and yet a gentle soul The citizenry jokingly called him

ldquoSherlock HolmesrdquoThroughout the years

people have heard about Lawmen of the West yet none surpassed Singler in daring innovation and determination Ironically most of his achievements were accomplished during his tenure as Constable of the Medford District in Jackson County Oregon Singler was responsible for introducing the art of finger printing to Jackson County and was the first lawman to use blood hounds in this area

In 1912 he decided to run for Sheriff of Jackson County to

support the needs of his growing family His campaign slogan read ldquoParty I am Working Forrdquo and featured Singler with his wife Rose and eight children An interesting sideline to the campaign came when Singlerrsquos friends sent a campaign card east to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Friends were prompted to send the campaign card as Roosevelt had advocated for large families at this time Colonel Roosevelt acknowledged receipt of the card with best wishes for Singlerrsquos success Singler was successful in the Primary electionmdashbeating the odds running against Emmitt Beesen a local pioneer family descendent and being Catholic In the General election Singler defeated a popular incumbent Sheriff Wilber Jones

Singlerrsquos term as Sheriff began in January 1913 which was relatively routine until April 22 1913 when he was advised of the return of a 19-year-old desperado named Lester Jones His promising career as Sheriff was cut short that day as the result of the shootout with the fugitive Jones while the Sheriff was attempting to serve him with an arrest warrant In a classic scene out of the old West Sheriff Singler walked slowly toward the two room cabin in the hills southeast of Jacksonville The young desperado suddenly open firedmdashone bullet ploughed through the Sheriffrsquos lungs and another through his right hand As Singler fell to the ground he opened fire emptying his weapon Each of the six bullets hit fugitive Jones who died instantly Sheriff Singler passed the next morning on April 23 1913 leaving behind his beloved wife Rose and their eight children all under the age of thirteen He was the first law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in Jackson County Oregon and the only one elected Sheriff

On April 25 1913 with businesses in Medford closed and flags lowered to half mast the last tribute was paid to Sheriff August D Singler The funeral procession was twelve blocks long with church crowds so large that only half could be seated as hundreds stood along the funeral procession with bowed heads It was said to be the largest outpouring of its kind in Jackson County history

It should be recognized that Sheriff Singler deserves a place in history His pride concern and leadership are still reflected in those who understand what it takes to preserve the peace He was a gentleman in every way and held a flair about himself that demanded respect May his name not be forgotten let him be placed among other recognized lawmen of the pasthellipthis day April 23 2013 represents 100 years since his tragic and untimely death


City Snapshot

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$799000

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Toni April 2013Toni April 41913 155 PM Page 1

With the memory of April 15th fresh in your mind itrsquos a good time to start your 2013 tax planning Many individuals make charitable contributions to local arts heritage and humanities organizations How would you like to increase your support for these important organizationsmdashat no cost to you You canmdashthrough the Oregon Cultural Trust

The Oregon Cultural Trust (OCT) a program unique to Oregon was created by the State Legislature to promote our cultural resources In 2001 the Legislature authorized a 100 tax credit for residents donating to the OCT The OCT returns these donated monies to local communities in the form of grants from the Trust and its local affiliates such as the Jackson County Cultural Coalition

Since the tax creditrsquos inception Jackson County organizations have received almost $500000 in grants for programs ranging from art and music enrichment activities to health and fitness training to preserving and sharing local history to encouraging beginning readers to develop a lifelong love of learning Jacksonville has seen funding for Britt Festivals the Britt Gardens restoration the historic Catholic Rectoryrsquos new roof and repairs to the historic Beekman House Grants have also gone to the Shakespeare Festival the Film Festival the Youth Symphony the Rogue Valley Symphony and Chorale Ballet Folklorico SOHS SMART the YMCA Kids Unlimited CASA of Jackson County and moremdash65 organizations in all

These funds provide employment augment scarce resources generate additional revenue for the economy and help create income that allows recipient organizations to survive and thrive Economists also argue that such support for arts and culture adds to our capacity for long-term growth contributes to a desirable quality of life and creates valuable social bonds In short Jackson County Jacksonville and its cultural organizations benefit from the Cultural Trust tax credit and you and every other resident benefit from our regionrsquos cultural assets

Herersquos how the OCT tax credit works If you give as little as ten dollars ($10) to one or more of the registered 1300+ 501(c)(3) cultural organizations and donate a matching amount to the OCT you can deduct your Cultural Trust donation from the amount you owe the State in taxes up to a maximum of $500 per individualmdashwhether or not you itemize In other words your OCT donation costs you nothing Moreover it may come back to the community in the form of a grant

BUTmdashand itrsquos a BIG BUTmdashthe OCT tax credit is scheduled to expire at the end of 2013 You can take advantage of it during 2013 but we could all lose its future benefit The Legislature is currently deciding on whether or not to renew this legislation

You can insure that we continue to benefit from this tax credit and that this funding source continues to be available to our cultural organizations Just make a phone call send an e-mail or write a letter to our legislators saying ldquoplease renew the Cultural Trust Tax Creditrdquo To make it even easier herersquos the contact information

Senator Alan Bates 503-986-1703 SenAlanBatesstateorus 900 Court St NE S-205 Salem OR 97301

Senator Herman Baertschiger 503-986-1702 SenHermanBaertschigerstateorus 900 Court St NE S-403 Salem OR 97301

Representative Peter Buckley 503-986-1405 RepPeterBuckleystateorus 900 Court St NE H-272 Salem OR 97301

Representative Dennis Richardson 503-986-1404 RepDennisRichardsonstateorus 900 Court St NE H-373 Salem OR 97301

Representative Sal Esquival 503-986-1406 RepSalEsquivelstateorus 900 Court St NE H-483 Salem OR 97301

The Oregon Cultural Trust has had an impact on so many lives Our legislators pay attention to their electorate If they hear youmdashtheir votersmdashasking them to renew the Cultural Trust legislation then they will be more inclined to do so and we will all benefit

The Cultural TrustmdashOne of Oregonrsquos Best Kept Secrets

Neil Simonrsquos

MAY 15TH - JUNE 9TH 2013

Starring David Gabriel Sarah Gore Steven Dominquez and Jack Seybold

Directed by Paul R Jones

Benefit May 15 for Community Health Center 8pm all seats $22 Preview May 16 8pm $10 bull Opens May 17 8pm

Pay What You Can May 22 8pm General Admission Tickets $24 bull StudentSeniors $22 (except Sundays)

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POLICE BLOTTER Jacksonville Police Department

A consolidated report based on type of calls amp number of incidences

March 21 2013 to April 13 2013

Alarm - 3Animal Complaint - 3Assist - Medical - 6Assist - Other Law Enforcement Agencies - 17Assist Public - 10City Ordinance - 5Civil - 6Drugs - 1DWS - 2

DUII - 1Elude - 1LarcenyTheft - 2Motor Vehicle Crash - 1Property Found - 7Property Lost - 1Suspicious - 12TrafficRoads All - 3Trespass - 1Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle - 5

Call Type - Total Calls

City Council April 2mdashCivil West Engineering reported on the status of the cityrsquos water system Of note their report suggests replacing a 250000 gallon storage tank above the Britt grounds built in 1911 Although currently sufficient existing infrastructure upgrades and additions over the next 15-20 years are estimated at $55 million See the full report at wwwjacksonvilleorus

Council approved a recommendation by the Transient Lodging Tax Committee for 6 ldquobed taxrdquo grants for Jacksonville Celebrates the Arts ($1200) Jacksonville Boosters Club to replace lighting fixtures on the Britt grounds ($4000) Chamber of Commerce Victorian Christmas ($6000) Jacksonville Forest Park trail maps ($800) Britt Festivals Taste of Summer event ($4500) and Jacksonville Oregon Business Association (JOBA) summer marketing campaign ($2025)

City Council April 16mdashCouncil approved an emergency request to move

a power pole deemed a hazard at the Applebaker Barn at 275 N 3rd Street

Council approved a new 20-year franchise agreement with PacificCorp (from 35 to 6) that will lead to higher electric service bills while enriching city coffers by $100000year (Councilor Hayes voted against the motion) Council then unanimously renewed its franchise agreement with Century Link and a fee hike from 5 to 6 resulting in $8000 more income to the city

Susan Nuetzman from PARC Resources was on-hand to discuss plans to gather community input over the next 4-5 months on uses for the courthouse complex

Council approved a request by Councilor Garcia to apply for a $75000 state transportation grant that if received would be used toward the Rails to Trails project a hikingbiking pathway linking Jacksonville to Medford via existing rail line easements Councilors Winterburn and Hayes voted against the request


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Champagne Brunch 7 am-2 pm

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Motherrsquos Day at Jacksonville Inn

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Itrsquos more than entertainment Itrsquos life Donrsquot miss itSM

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Watch for the announcement of our 2013-2014 season in late May and become a Craterian Performances member now at wwwcraterianorg for priority ticket sale opportunities this summer

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ThundashSat May 30-June 1 730pm

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TICKeTS Adults $22 youth $12

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Less Stuff = Less Stress2 Weeks in a Carry-on Bag

by Anne McAlpin

In the March Review I offered tips on how technology is improving the way we travel Based on a recent trip

to Turkey and Greece during which I took only a 20rdquo carry-on bag herersquos part 2 of how I kept my bag under 18 pounds (You can find part 1 on the Review website at wwwjacksonvillereviewcom)

The resounding response I received from part 1 was ldquoDid you ever change your clothesrdquo Well yes I did And the tech theme follows through from carrying lighter luggage to light-weight travel-friendly clothing and only packing clothing and items that have multiple uses

This trip was challenging to pack for because we were traveling the last week of September into Octobermdashone week in a Villa on Rhodes and the second week sailing the Turkish Coast on a 98rsquo sailboat (Yes it was truly the trip of a lifetime) The weather was projected to be 85 degrees (and it was) but I wondered what to pack for our time on the sailboat which in Turkish is ldquoGuletrdquo Thankfully my sailing friend Jim had reminded me that ldquoHot days turn into cold nights especially on the waterrdquo and he recommended packing a long sleeve ldquoperformance fabric toprdquo to layer under a windbreaker This turned-out to be the best tip of the trip

New Performance Fabrics = Packing LightermdashThe definition of ldquoperformance fabricsrdquo is fabrics that breathe well wick moisture away from your skin and dry quicklymdashall of which make travel more comfortable especially in humid climates Most performance fabrics are either nylon or polyester and some name brands include Coolmaxreg Capilenereg and Supplexreg

I packed a few of these tops which came in handy in the hot Mediterranean weather An added benefit is they didnrsquot add much weight to my bag and quick-drying meant they were easy to washhellip so I packed less Since all-natural fabrics are more comfortable (such as cotton and silk) but take a long time to dry I prefer to travel with middle-of-the-road cottonpoly blend fabrics which offer both comfort and performance

Also layering clothing items helped

keep my bag light Therersquos no need to pack three sweaters when one zip-up top was easy to put over a Coolmaxreg shirt base layer and then layer a windbreaker on top of both As it got hotter I peeled-off the layers and then added clothes back on as it got cooler I was really glad I also packed a long sleeve shirt with sun-protection (ldquoUPFrdquo) against both UVA and UVB rays for long days on deck

and sight-seeing My wide-brimmed hat was a winner too I also packed a couple pair of Caprirsquos shorts and a skirtmdashall under 18 pounds

Travel ShoesmdashEveryone knows shoes can be the heaviest items in your bag I was able to travel with just three pair of shoes New Balance runners (perfect for hiking through ruins) Teva Sandals (new design allowed me to wear sightseeing on Rhodes on the sailboat on the beach and even to dinner) and a lighter pair of Sketcher runners I also took flip-flops which were perfect for cold

marble floors on deck and poolside Zip Clean Washing Machine (hellipor

Laundry on the Go)mdashThe answer to packing light pack for a week and do laundry We knew in advance that our Villa had a washing machine but no dryer (similar to most European set-ups)

so we packed accordingly On the sailboat we were able to wash our clothes in the sink amp hang to dry topside My laundry secret is to turn a gallon-sized Ziploc bag into a mini-washing machine by filling it with water and travel

soap (shampoo in a pinch) toss in socksunderwear agitate and repeat with clean water for the rinse cycle

3 items that helped keep my bag under 18 pounds

Large cotton scarf I pack a large scarf for every trip to cover my shoulders in cathedrals and mosques to stay warm dining outside in the evening and as a blanket on the plane

Silk long-underwear top In addition to my tech tops I took one silk long-sleeved top which was perfect for the night we slept on-deck under the stars as well as in the airport in the freezing air conditioning Natural fabrics are generally warmer than synthetic and it fits in a quart size Ziploc bagmdashnow thatrsquos packing light

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House Tours with Reservations

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115 Hangman WayJacksonville

Stunning contemporary home withvaulted ceilings wonderful windowscozy gas fireplace hardwood floors inliving room kitchen and dining area

Romantic master suite Oversized 2 cargarage patios easy care landscaping

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320 Coachman JacksonvilleAmazing Stage Coach Hills home

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Magnificent master suite formaldining room family room media

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555 Coachman DriveJacksonville

Incredible Coachman Hills homewith views 4 bedrooms plus an officeand 312 baths formal entry formaldining room gas fireplace 2 mastersuites one master on the main level

Hardwood slate granite customcabinetry Level 94 acre lot

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Upper Applegate Road5 acres

Close to Applegate LakeIncludes fractional interest inrecreational lot on the river

Wonderful Views

$149900

3275 Old MilitaryJacksonville Area

A natural wooded setting w plenty ofsunshine Well-built custom home

easy tri-level floor plan on 19 acresnorth of Jacksonville 3 BR 25 BA

large lower area w office amp addrsquol livingspace darkroom larger 2 car garage

large patio amp detached studio

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245 Deer TrailJacksonville

Built in 2000 with approx 2542 sqftplus a bonus room this beautiful

home has room for everyoneOak travertine and granite inthe kitchen and great room a

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435 S Fifth StreetJacksonville

Privacy and views from this 1790 sqftretreat Nestled in the trees with

vaulted ceilings a dining room an is-land kitchen a new roof and 3 decks

and good off street parking

$249000

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Find the Perfect GiftCookware Gadgets and

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Open Everyday 1000am-500pm

Escape to Extraordinary Life slows a pace or two in the picturesque Applegate Valley 17 small wineries with big wines can be found all along the meandering roads and rivers Come meet our grape growers step into their vineyards and share

a glass of wine Enjoy the scenic drive on Highway 238 just 8 miles west of Jacksonville

ldquoWine Country the way it should berdquondash Sunset Magazine

Plan your trip online atwwwapplegatewinetrailcom

Spring winesare here

May 19th

Therersquos no better time to tour the Trail in the picturesque Applegate Valley Meander through scenic mountain roads meet the winemakers sample a range of new releases and varietals

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May 19th





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Thursday through Sunday

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Home of


Saturday May 4 1000am-400pm Sunday May 5 Noon-330pm FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARy BOOK SALE Jacksonville Library

Sunday May 5 1100am-500pm FRAU KEMMLING SCHOOLHAUS BREWHAUS MAIFEST Bigham Knoll Campus See article on page 4

Thursday May 9 830am CHAMBER MONTHLy GENERAL MEETING second Thursday each month Old City Hall See Chamber Chat on page 12

Friday May 10 amp Saturday May 11 1000am-200pm JACKSONvILLE GARDEN CLUB SALE next to the Post Office See article on page 4

Saturday May 11 amp Sunday May 12 1000-300pm HANLEy FARM HERITAGE PLanT SaLe amp mOTHerS day LunCHeOn See article on page 10

Saturday May 11 1000am CEMETERy HISTORy SATURDAy Jacksonville Historic Cemetery See article on page 10

Saturday May 11 1000am-300pm KIDS DAy aT CraTer rOCK muSeum Second

Saturday of the month Call 541-664-6081 for info

Thursday May 16 630-830pm J viLLe fire DEPT COMMUNITy CLASSES When to Go -When to Stay See schedule on page 13

Friday May 17 700pm MOvIE NIGHT AT OLD CITy HALL Scaramouche See article on page 13

Saturday May 18 800am-Noon CEMETERy CLEAN-UP DAy Jacksonville Historic Cemetery See article on page 10

Sunday May 19 1100am-500pm UNCORKED BARREL TOUR applegate Wineries See article on page 5

Thursday May 23 730pm JACKSONvILLE eLemenTaryS SPrinG muSiCaL disneys Beauty amp the Beast Jr Britt grounds See article on page 26

Saturday May 25 1100am-500pm ROAM THE ROGUE SPRING PASSPORT TOUR Upper rogue valley vinters See ad on page 10

Sunday May 26 amp Monday May 27 1100am-300pm MEMORIAL DAy MEET amp GREET Jacksonville Historic Cemetery See article on page 10

EVENTS CALENDAR MAY 2013

MAYDAVID PINSKY

IT BEATS WORKINrsquo

DAN TILLER

LEFT

GREG FREDRICK amp FRIENDS

BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS

THIS MONTH ATTHE BELLA

2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30

31 amp 6-1170 WEST CALIFORNIA STREET JACKSONVILLE bull 899-1770

J a c k s o n v i l l e A r t E v e n t s M a y 2 0 1 3

May 3 - 27 Art Presence Art Center ldquoThreads to New Worlds - A Collection of Fiber Artsrdquo

This month The Weaverrsquos Guild of Oregon presents a juried show of 30 textile art works by 24 Oregon artists including 3 award-winning fiber artists from the Rogue Valley There will be weaving spinning and bobbin lace demonstrations by members of the Rogue Valley Handweaversrsquo Guild and the Saturday Handweaversrsquo Guild You are invited to an opening reception on Friday May 10 from 5-7pm

Art Presence now curates the art exhibits at the Medford amp Jacksonville Libraries

Jacksonville Library bull Naverson Room through May 17

Watercolor paintings by Art Presence Founder Anne Brooke

bull Naverson Room May 18 - July 17 Paintings by Art Presence board member Katharine Gracey

bull Front Entrance May 20 - July 1 Display of military memorabilia in honor of vets amp active service people

Medford Library See copper art by Art Presence member Randall Grealish now through July 17

Art Presence Art Center is open every Fri - Sun from 11am - 5pm This show will also be open for viewing

on Memorial Day We are located at 206 N Fifth St art-presenceorg

May 1 - 31 Judy Elliottrsquos Dragonfly Designs West GoodBean Coffee Company

This month Art Presence member Judy Elliott returns for a featured exhibition of handsewn kimonos and Happi (hip-length) coats exquisite hand-painted silk scarves fans and wall hangings and hand-painted paper umbrellas - Perfect gifts for Motherrsquos Day We anticipate a gorgeous show with a very special atmosphere your mom will love yourkimonocom

May 8 - June 12 Guest Artist Dan Elster South Stage Cellars

Dan is known for capturing amazing imagery of wildlife birds and other wildlife through the art of photography Join resident artist

Cheryl D Garcia and Dan at a reception May 18th from 1-3pm elsterphotographycom

May 19th Cheryl D Garcia ldquoUnCorkedrdquo at Red Lily Vineyards This popular artist continues to create

amazing sculptural metal art ~ her latest works will be on display at Red Lily for the UnCorked wine tour Purchase tickets at applegatewinetrailcom or just come and enjoy art in the beautiful Applegate Valley Art Around the Valley

May 21 630-8pm ldquoWhy Art Mattersrdquo Join an informal alliance of southern Oregon arts leaders including members of Jacksonvilles Art Presence Art Center for the first in a series of discussions about the many reasons why visual art matters to our communities hosted this month by Rogue Gallery and Art Center Learn why the arts are vital to our quality of life education and economy and join the conversation at this FREE public gathering roguegalleryorg 541-772-8118

wwwsoartistscom ~ soarsoartistscom Art Event Calendar provided by

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Thank You

2013JacksonvilleMedford

Last summer GoodBean owner Mary Kell and art curator Hannah West of Art Presence fell in love

with the hand-painted silk creations by Judy Elliott This month Judyrsquos ldquoDragonfly Designs Westrdquo collection featuring a hand-sewn kimono and a spectacular hand-painted black and red hibiscus wall hanging will be on display along with other work

Since last summer Judy has made plans to get married moved into a new home started a new career and painted a lot of silk Yoursquoll be treated to an array of stunning pieces that will make very special gifts for Motherrsquos Day Along with hand-sewn cotton kimonos and Happi coats hand-painted silk scarves handheld fans and wall hangings expect to see hand-painted paper Japanese-style umbrellas

Judy says ldquoGrowing up in Hawaii I absorbed the tastes and cultures of the Islands My father a photographer blessed me with an artistic eye for exotic colors and shapes Early on I developed

an interest in Japanese fashion and design particularly the Kimono and Happi (pronounced ldquoHoppirdquo) Coat which I often wore as a child while dancingrdquo

Judy adds ldquoSilk comes from the silk worm and is spun into threads to weave into various items While visiting a silk carpet manufacturing facility in Turkey I learned more about how the threads are

formed and usedhellipit is actually very strong and durable Silk is a unique item to paint on and requires trial and error before beginning the process I enjoy working with silk experimenting with new ways to use itrdquo

Hannah West notes ldquoWe anticipate a colorful show with graceful designs that will create a lovely ambience in the GoodBean for everyone to enjoy this month And we look forward to seeing you and your Mom on Motherrsquos Day 2013 and hope you consider one of Judyrsquos gorgeous pieces for a gift she will never forgetrdquo

Hand-painted Silk on Display in May at GoodBean

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THIS MONTHrsquoS FEATURED PROPERTY

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Talk to Christian Today

505 N Fifth St Jacksonville OR 97530

Beautifully designed open floor plan 4 bedroom 3 bath home with stunning views of the valley Mt McLoughlin amp city lights from both the home and large outdoor deck $925000

Incredible Estate Home in exclusive Coachman Hills


A Taste of Strawberries will once again be a part of Jacksonvilles Taste of Summer when Jacksonville Presbyterian church holds their annual old-fashioned Strawberry Festival on June 8 from 1130am to 230pm at the Historic Church on California Street Suggested donation for the generous strawberry shortcake is $3 with all the proceeds going to the Historic Church Preservation Fund

An added attraction on the lawn will be the River of Life Band featuring good old gospel songs

Strawberry Festival at Historic Church in June

541-702-2258100 E California Street bull Jacksonville

Dine-in or Take-outNow open in Ashland amp Grants Pass

130 N 5th Jacksonville bull 541-899-2977 Open Tuesday - Saturday 7am - 2pmSunday 7am-1pm bull Breakfast Only

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HURRY IN

NEW shipments are inandgreat new GARDEN PIECES

MADE IN OREGON

Get your garden READY SPRING IS HERE

OBELISKSTRELLISES STAKESOh my

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My Neighbors Gardenby Kay Faught more

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Upcoming Saturday Classes are great for kids and the gardeners who care for them

Need garden adviceUse our design and

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Classesbull Motherrsquos Day Kids Class make

a pot for mom complete with flowers

bull How to create a beautiful potted arrangement

bull Fun New Perennials

bull Creating a miniature garden

Please register at wwwroguevalleynurserycomclass

Saturday Morningsat Shooting Star Nursery

Shooting Star Nursery is offering a wide array of Saturday morning classes on caring for your plants and trees Unless otherwise noted all classes begin at 1000am and will be held at the nursery For parents there are some age-appropriate classes and there will be a sandbox treasure hunt and some kid-friendly activities and refreshments available

May 4th and 5th Master Gardener Spring Fair at the Expo Centermdashcome see us at the fair We will have many unusual plants edibles and potted arrangements that you may not have seen at the nursery May 4th and 5th- Master Gardener Spring

May 11th Mothers Day Kids classmdashBring the kids and have them decorate a pot for Mom Then they can pick out a plant to make it even more special Registration fee-$5 includes 4rdquo plant

May 18th How to create a beautiful potted arrangementmdashTired or ripping out annuals every year Let us show you how to make an all season interest container using shrubs perennials and grasses Itrsquos

easy beautiful and a great way to reuse recycle and reduce Registration fee-$10 you will also receive a 10 off gift certificate towards supplies or bring your own

May 25th Fun new perennialsmdashCome get a tour and first look at some of the exciting new perennials we have We will show you how best to use them and get the most out of them Many meet our standards of long blooming drought tolerant deer resistant or easy care No registration fee

June 1st Create a miniature gardenmdashlocation-Blue Door Garden Store in Jacksonville Come learn how to create the new trend in container gardening- Miniature Gardens We will show you how to make your own personalized and creative mini worlds in a pot complete with live plants Registration fee-$10 you will also receive a 10 off gift certificate towards supplies

For the entire schedule of classes for May and June please see our website at wwwroguevalleynurserycom See ad this page

ldquoMy Neighbors Gardenrdquo is actually one of my neighbors Ron and Julie Kantor are newbies to

Jacksonville transplanting here after two long years of building and waiting for the timing to move from their Napa home

Right off the bat the Kantors had to deal with their Wells Fargo homes hillside grade issues After working through re-design and retaining wall issues they are now tucked into their home and working full tilt on design of their back gardenhellipor more specifically their ldquomission style hint of Asian retreatrdquo Entering their home your eye is immediately drawn to the large windows framing the structures natural elements and forms evolving in the garden On the same level the view is a continuous sweep from home to outdoor I absolutely fell in love with the environment they are creating and it made me want to rip out my garden and start over (A not-so-happy thought for my husband)

Ron and Julies excitement is evident as they talk about the garden Both are finding therapy and joy in designing and finding out what they have in common with the selection of plants pots and decor Ron had a very clear idea of what he wanted but it changed due to water diversion issues and deer Neither like the ldquofence lookrdquo so with the help of a landscaper they put ldquowantsrdquo down on paper and integrated them into dealing with those issues The water problem drove them to what is now the focus of the gardenhellipa gorgeous dry creek bed running the entire width of the back Flanked on the sides by mounded planting beds (a feature repeated throughout) garden art specimen trees and large boulders are already creating a look of their own A beautiful contrast lies just beyond the creek bed where the back half of their property is left natural It continues in a mesmerizing pastoral scene under

small oaks creating a canopy over gentle grasses Afternoon sunlight warms the grass tips and tree bark providing a landscaping feature money cannot buy while deer graze in the shadows

The garden boulders tie into the texture of the rock retaining wall creating a strong 3-way partnership with the creek

bed In the center of the garden a meandering stone patio surrounds a 3-foot pillar stone fountain that trickles onto rocks Rock slab benches placed perfectly along the walking area unify the entire garden

Julies greatest joy has been discovering all the plants available that she can play with Suggested plants were not used as Julie and Ron take pleasure in finding the perfect unusual specimen tree or shrub for each spot Each plant has its own story and was selected based on what they love and fits the look they want Instead of

a ldquoplanrdquo they are creating from the heart and are taking ldquoone plant at a timerdquo Rustic terracotta pots hold bamboo Another perfectly placed earthy glazed pot holds a curly ldquoWalking stickrdquo From tiny islands of sea thrift to Japanese

maple a creamy white dogwood in a back bed shade tucked hellebores and several individual evergreens like a Hudson Spruce it is becoming part of who they are

Both mentioned they feel like ldquoparentsrdquo each day looking at each plant and seeing what it is doing and how it has grown or for Julie finding a new bird sharing what they have planted She and Ron both love to just ldquoberdquo in the garden and enjoy the time they have to enjoy it Each step in the process is being savored In no time they will be enjoying evenings with a glass of wine as they listen to their fountain bubble watch the birds and

see how ldquotheir childrenrdquo have grownKay is the owner of Blue Door Garden

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Love Your Landscape by Adam HaynesTime to Celebrate Spring Colors

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The Weed Wrangler by Bob Budesa

Bob Budesa moved to Jacksonville 20 years ago retired from BLM after 38 years where he oversaw the noxious weed program with Medford District BLM (850000 acres) for 20 years worked in Wild Horse Program in 1970rsquos and was a member of JWA for 2 years

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Spring officially arrived on March 20 and with it the chance to spend more

time outdoors amidst new growth with a reinvigoration of color and texture in the landscape Some

would say that spring is the best season of all and Irsquod have a hard time arguing with them Itrsquos always exciting working alongside Mother Nature in bringing to life new outdoor areas in our town and region

When we think of spring itrsquos important to remember that the things we do for the interior of our homes carries over into outdoor spaces You probably know what Irsquom talking aboutmdashspring cleaning Most of us would agree that our homes benefit from a good spring cleaning and this is equally true for landscaping The first most obvious thing to do is clearing out dead plant material which is really important Most properties can be cleared of old growth and unwanted plant material in as little time as a weekend But there are a number of other steps needed to ldquoclean uprdquo a landscape including tearing out outdated designs and incorporating an irrigation system Adding or seasonally updating an irrigation system can improve the strength of the spring growth in any outdoor area

With a clean fresh and newly-irrigated lawn new plantings can be just the solution for a springtime update Some of the most traditional blooms we associate

with spring weather are those that grow from bulbs so these would naturally have to be planted in the fall Sometimes I like to take look at a landscape in the spring and note the color that should be added with bulbs the coming fall I would advise that you make sure to record your plans for bulb planting so that when fall comes around yoursquoll have some specific steps to take In

a different vein planting a vegetable garden in the spring can bring much more immediate results Often a dedicated planting bed for vegetables can transform an outdoor area from one that is beautiful to one thatrsquos beneficial and provides nutritional foodstuffs at the same time

This is a great time of year to take note of how spring colors bursting from your yard can be incorporated into outdoor areas If you have

outdoor furniture that is starting to fade an update can be achieved by adding a few new throw pillows or simply replacing the outdoor cushions with onersquos complimenting your garden plantings Annual blooms can be added to planters and garden beds for a minimal cost with a maximum return in color impact I invite you to join me in celebrating the season by embracing the beauty hope and new life that a little attention to colorful details can bring to your outdoor living area

Puncturevine is a tap-rooted annual with small 5-petaled yellow

flowers and small hairy opposite leaves Its tendrils can reach 10rsquo in length It produces thorny seeds which when mature will split into smaller segments The thorns dry to iron hardness and can be transported in tires feet shoes etc

Learn to recognize this plant earlymdashThis plant starts producing seeds almost immediately after germination Recognizing it and killing it before seed production is crucial in gaining control The mid-vein on the seedling leaves is a clear indicator that yoursquore dealing with the right villain and this size is just the right time to get ahead of the seed production curve

Use the right tool at the right timemdashAt seedling stage this plant can be easily controlled by cutting the taproot spraying burning even pouring boiling water on it Once it starts producing seeds those methods no longer apply The only method for true control in seed-production stage is to sever the taproot and bag the plant Complete removal is the only way to control the plant once seeds are produced and Irsquove seen plants as small as silver dollars producing seed

If the plants yoursquore dealing with have produced seed for Petersquos sake donrsquot drive theremdashIf and when itrsquos safe get the propane burner out and scorch the area Even

if you donrsquot kill the seeds yoursquoll burn off the spines thereby removing itrsquos method of transportation

Try this sitemdashhttporegongovODAPLANTWEEDSindexshtml Itrsquos important to utilize all the tools at our disposal If yoursquore a more tactile person a book Irsquove found quite useful (great pictures) is Weeds of the West

The city and county have many priorities so donrsquot be mistaken into thinking that road frontage that abuts your property will be taken care of by someone else Remember your property will suffer from lack of weed control along roads

adjacent to your property and your property will lose value so take charge The city and county appreciate your help Also remember if you use herbicides read and follow the label explicitly

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HomeCare by Graham Farran Expert Properties

Southern Oregon seems to be built on an ant hill and we always receive questions

about how to get rid of the little intruders We Googled ldquoHow to get rid of Antsrdquo and found lots of advice and ideas which we recapped below Since there are too many ideas for us to test we have bolded comments on methods we at Expert Properties have tested and found successful

Adhesive Tape mdashCreate a ldquomoatrdquo around the object by surrounding it with adhesive tape placed sticky side up

Boric AcidmdashGive ants the heave-ho by sprinkling boric acid along any cracks or crevices where yoursquove spotted the intruders Note boric acid can be toxic if ingested by young children or pets This is one solution we have tried and it worked

ChalkmdashKeep ants at bay by drawing a line around home entry points Ants will be repelled by the calcium carbonate in chalk which is actually made up of ground-up and compressed shells of marine animals Scatter powdered chalk around garden plants to repel ants and slugs

Cloves and Bay LeavesmdashSprinkle ground cloves andor crushed bay leavesmdashants hate them and will run screaminghellip listen hard they have tiny mouths

Colony-Find the SourcemdashIf you find the colony you have it made and can kill the eggs and the queen We followed a line of ants to a wood pile lifted up some logs to find thousands of eggs and noticed a mad shuffle as the worker ants tried to carry the eggs to safetyhellipthey were stopped by a can of RAID

FlourmdashSprinkle a line of flour along the backs of pantry shelves or wherever ants are entering the house Repelled by the flour ants wonrsquot cross over the line

LemonsmdashSquirt lemon juice on door thresholds and windowsills and holes or cracks where the ants are getting in And scatter small slices of lemon peel around the outdoor entrance

MintmdashAnts donrsquot like mint so pour dry mint or extract

on their pathmdashthey wonrsquot cross the area Keep repeating and they will usually go away

OrangesmdashIn a blender make a smooth puree with orange peels in 1 cup warm water and slowly pour the solution over and into anthills to send the little pests packing

PeppermdashAnts are always looking for sugar so give them pepper instead Cayenne pepper sprinkled along the backs of your countertops or on your baseboards will say ldquoNo sugar aheadrdquo

RaidmdashDo advance work and take everything out from under your kitchen sink and wash it all with a cleaning solution Then using Raid Ant killer spray around where the pipes come out of the floor or wall Spray along the floor line including near your refrigerator and around your window We have used this at Expert Properties and it has worked well

SaltmdashIntercept them by sprinkling salt across the door frame or directly on their paths and you will discourage them from crossing this barrier

Talcum PowdermdashScatter talcum powder liberally around the house foundation and other points of entry such as doors and windows Other effective organic repellents include cream of tartar borax powdered sulfur and oil of cloves You can also try planting mint around the house foundations

TerromdashYou simply set Terro traps out on your kitchen sink or whereever you have ants and in theory the ants not only get poisoned but take the poison back to the nest This worked well for us

vinegarmdashPour equal parts water and white vinegar into a spray bottle and spray it on anthills and around areas where you see the insectsmdashthey hate the smell of vinegar

In case the above mentioned home remedies donrsquot work seek professional help and hire an exterminator

If you have any additional comments or ideas on how to get rid of ants please give us your input on our blog at httpexpertpropscomblog Expert Properties specializes in real estate management sales and furnished rentals See ad on back page

How to Get Rid of Ants

There are many answers that come from asking the above question Many collectors may know the difference but for a lot of us it can

be confusing Since purchasing an item when you are unaware of its true place in history may cost you a review of the various designations is in order

Collectible In general items of significance beauty value or interest that are not ldquoAntiquerdquo (100 years older or more) fall into the realm of collectibles However not all collectibles are limited editions and many of them have been around for decades Examples include popular turn-of-the-last-century posters Art Deco and Art Nouveau items carnival and Depression-era glass Most people today refer to collectible items as those that have been manufactured between 1960 and 1979 In addition there exists the ldquocontemporary collectiblesrdquo featuring items like plates figurines bells graphics steins Beanie Babies and dolls from the 1980rsquos and up So when you compare antiques to collectibles remember the saying ldquoAntiques stand the test of timerdquo Their value remains stable Collectibles however are priced more on a whim and their long-term value is highly speculative Use caution when investing in collectibles as opposed to antiques

vintage Vintage refers to objects actually from a certain time period Some people define vintage as having a specific date range but in most cases objects are considered vintage depending on the date of manufacture In other words an item described as ldquovintagerdquo should speak of the era in which it was produced and be representational and recognizable as belonging to the era

in which it was made ldquoVintagerdquo would not be used on an object that is less than 20 years old

Retro The word ldquoretrordquo means ldquorelating or being the styles and fashion of the past fashionably nostalgic or old-fashionedrdquo Retro furniture may not actually be old but it references styles of the recent past Most retro items would fall within the 1970-1989 timeframe

Mid-Century Mid-Century is defined roughly as the time period 1935-1965 During this time there were many architectural and interior designers who took Art

Deco the prevailing style of the day and advanced the design elements with a sleeker more horizontal-line Architects such as Quincy Jones Albert Frey and Richard Neutra created an exterior style that we recognize as Mid-Century Furniture designers such as Heywood Wakefield the Eameses Arne Jacobsen and Isamu Noguchi created the same for interior designs With the returning

servicemen from World-War II who were exposed to new design elements in the European and Asian markets there became a great demand for the ldquonewrdquo Danish Modern Chinese-Modern and Italian designs that define Mid-Century

These are general guidelines to help define the different terms you will encounter while ldquoAntiquingrdquo or shopping at a flea market There is a lot of fun and joy in collecting and buying your treasures so itrsquos important for an item to ldquospeakrdquo to you whether it is a collectible vintage retro or mid-century You should feel a connection to it and appreciate its beauty

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Author and Illustrator Kurt Cyrus to visit Jacksonville Elementary

The 3rd Annual Jacksonville Elementary Schoolrsquos Writersrsquo Festival will be held on Thursday May 2 from 600-800pm in the school gymnasium Author and Illustrator Kurt Cyrus will be the eventrsquos keynote speaker Mr Cyrus is the author and illustrator of numerous childrenrsquos books including The Voyage of Turtle Rex Tadpole Rex and Hotel Deep He has also illustrated a number of books such as Hibernation Station and Mammoths on the Move The Writersrsquo Festival is a school-wide event featuring the work of every student at Jacksonville Elementary During the festival students meet in small groups with local authors journalists educators and other writing enthusiasts who serve as mentors and facilitate a discussion of each studentrsquos writing We invite the community and local authors to join us for his keynote address Thank

you for supporting and celebrating our young authors

Tennis racket and Baseball mitt driveWe are asking the community to

donate any new or used tennis rackets or baseball gloves for our students to use in conjunction with our Playground Equipment Rotation Project Please feel free to drop off the equipment at the front desk of the school If you are able to support the project in any way or you need to arrange for us to pick up the equipment please leave a message for Sandy Metwally at the school (541-842-3790) Thank you

Jacksonville elementarys 2013 Britt Musical

The 25th Spring musical is coming Our 4th-6th grade students will perform disneyrsquos Beauty and the Beast Jr on the Britt stage in Jacksonville on Thursday May 23 at 730pm Please join us for an evening of fun talent and inspiration Tickets will be for sale at the box office on the evening of the play Dont miss this wonderful community event

FatherDaughter DanceOur first annual FatherDaughter Dance

is scheduled to be held in May (datetime TBD) The girls will dance the evening away with their special loved one (father or grandfather or uncle etc) We are looking forward to this fun event

The fog rolled in and the rain began when we moved to Jacksonville in November 1995 I loved our new home and community but I remember looking out at the rain in January wondering how long When spring came my concern disappeared I had no memory of living anywhere with this astonishing abundance of beauty Walking in the woods was an introduction to wildflowers I had never seen birds Irsquod never glimpsed or heard Now 17 years later winter is past and spring is here Patches of sunlight coax a few early bloomers like previews of coming attractions Teasing notes of songbirds stop us in our tracks for a one-sided game of hide and see Today the curtain has come up on the main attraction flowers exuberantly blooming and birdsongs heard on the Woodland Trails

Along the trail there is a forgotten little handful of elegant Fawn Lilies with one dandelion included a childrsquos intuitive knowledge of complimentary color They lie on the ground wilted and crumpled Perhaps they were innocently picked and offered to a parent and received a scolding spoiling the wonder and therefore discarded Or perhaps it was carelessly taken and thrown away I hope neither scenario happened I remember long ago when I was five picking so many dandelions that I had to carry them in my blouse I was on a path next to a stream trickling through a field to my grandmarsquos house It seemed I held all the brilliance that nature could offer in those soft yellow heads and I offered them to grandma First she gently taught me that flowers are to be freely shared but when found in the woods we leave them to live their lives in their natural home Then she taught me that the Dandelion can be used as food and drink and she placed one flower under my chin to show me how it could detect whether or not a person liked buttermdashan amazing flower

Today Shooting Stars abound their stems each form a French curve ending in the perky red violet flower with a dark purple accent They make luxurious splashes of color all through the woodlands Houndrsquos Tongue waits patiently for those other wild flowers to make its grand entrance now it is out

mingling among them creating a stunning display It parades a palette of color that plays across the blue family from sky blue to ultramarine and finally fading to lavender before it is spent The leaves of the plant suggest its name as they wrap up around as if licking the thick stalk

With the woodlands bursting with beautiful color and fragrance the birds have joined in for a late morning songfest

adding another sensory dimension to this morningrsquos walk Hearing a woodpecker I look high and low to find it and discover an Acorn Woodpecker possibly on its way home from Arizona and just stopping by for a little nourishment I know where to look for my favorite Woodland

friend the shy Rufus Sided Towhee It is black with burnt orange sides and white breastmdashand even has stripes and spotsmdashit just doesnrsquot get much better Its song is ldquoTowheerdquo first and second verses and chorus alike I hear it on the ground in the dry leaves under the bushes I still have a small book from childhood simply called ldquoBirdsrdquo It is one of the Golden Library of Knowledge books I loved it and it shows the book is well-worn and thumbed-through On page 51 is an illustration of the Towhee explaining that it is sometimes mistaken for a robin and feeds on the ground The pages that aroused new curiosity in me as a child are now a little brown but it opened a door of fascination that has accompanied me through life

When I was growing up my favorite white flowers were Lilacs No manufactured scent can come close to the natural perfume when I bury my nose into a cluster of lilacs They helped awaken in me the wonder of the earthrsquos natural treasures But nothing in my childhood prepared me for the radiant purity and simplicity of the Trillium Today after crossing two bridges on the Woodland trail we come to a low area near to Jackson Creek It has been expertly staged to focus on the Trillium Oh Glorious Day Each plant has three wide green leaves surrounding three white petals with a crown of brilliant yellow in the center The petals point to the heavens and my eyes follow them up as I whisper a grateful ldquoThank Yourdquo

Blooms and Birds on Our Woodland Trailsby Sue Bennett

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Kiwanis Honors MarchStudent of the Month

PJ Flores and Kiwanis Dave Wilson

In April the Kiwanis Club of Jacksonville was pleased to honor PJ Flores as Student of the Month for March PJ is a junior at South Medford High School and is the son of Jamie and Tomas Flores of Medford

He is currently taking English 3 Geometry American History and Biology but his favorite is Ceramics and he has been developing skills working in that class

His goals include working to get higher grades so he can go to college After college he wants to work in the construction industry and become a construction supervisor

He says his older sister has influenced him the most pushing him hard to get his grades up and has always helped him when needed

With the type of young people that the Kiwanis honors each month the future of our country is in good hands

For further information contact Dave Wilson at 541-899-1934 e-mail elkhntrcharternet

From the moment we become

parents we realize our lives are no

longer our own so much more is at stake We take the tiny helpless infant into our arms and commit our lives to the new demanding stranger Without hesitation we vow to love and protect them We promise to share all our worldly knowledge and experience with them and expect nothing in return

We are committed to being successful and research what professionals consider to be the best baby proofing products safest car seats strollers and high chairs We consciously select toys that will stimulate curiosity excitement and learning Our bathrooms become small drug stores filled with pain relievers diaper creams bandages covered with cartoon characters stool softeners toothache gelhellipwe want to be prepared for anything

Well worn copies of What to Expect When Yoursquore Expecting and the First Year sit side-by-side on the book shelf an even more tattered copy of The Discipline Book is at the bedside riddled with dog ears underlined passages and sticky notes Meanwhile The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem sits splayed open on the coffee table We are proactive methodical and diligent parents However nothing could have prepared you for _______ (fill in your own blank)

As parents our dreams are filled with images of eternal happiness and unlimited opportunities for our children Every waking moment is focused on helping them to achieve that happiness by teaching them about all the wonderful things the world has to offer Through it all our mission is to make sure they feel safe and loved So what happens when we fall from grace

A parenting fact is that going from feeling omnipotent to incompetent is inevitable because in reality

disappointment injustice and pain are all unpredictable Itrsquos natural to want to protect our children from harsh reality but itrsquos impossible We cannot be with them every moment everyday to ward off evil doers There comes a time when we must trust that our children will be cared for by others trust our adolescentrsquos judgment and trust that we are making the best decision for our children even when the options are lousy And like it or not others will not care for them as we would they will have errors in judgment and disappoint us on more than one occasion and parents even after doing all that homework we will make plenty of wrong decisions along the way

Everyone makes mistakes and sometimes bad things happen to good people How we deal with challenging situations and the emotions they evoke and how we navigate ourselves and our children through such adversity is what makes the difference It can ultimately define who we are and who they will become When they make mistakes or bad things happen to them use it as an opportunity to teach them how to draw strength from the experience learn from it and eventually offeraccept forgiveness Keep in mind itrsquos easier for most people to extend forgiveness than it is to receive it which can be detrimental to their subconscious for years And clarify the difference between a victim mentality and an empowered survivor

Our actions are the only thing we can control and we need to make sure children learn this through conversations that help them to understand cause and effect Children donrsquot come with instruction manuals and none of us are equipped with a What to Expect During Your Life Expectancy guide All we can do is our best and believe that the bad experiences we endure have a greater purpose and embrace the notion that which does not kill us only makes us stronger characters

microfiber travel towel I used this every day since both the villa and sailboat only provided 1-2 towels for each of us Because of the quick drying microfiber fabric and its XL size I was able to use this for an extra towel for the beachbath and pool as well as a sarongcover-up for my swimsuit and it packed down to the size of a paperback book

Hopefully these tips have inspired you to try some of these packing light ideas on a future trip Save valuable travel dollars (not to mention your back) and have less stress while yoursquore at it Less stuff = less stress A good motto for life

Local Jacksonville Travel Expert Anne McAlpin has packed and unpacked over 25000 times Her 2013 edition of Pack It Up Travel Smart Pack Light includes a new 1-hour DVD on how to pack an 18-pound

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Osteoporosis Itrsquos More Common than You Thinkby By Haidee Roxanne Zamora MD Endocrinology Asante Physician Partners

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If you are over the age of 40 you have probably noticed a decrease in your ability to

see things up close This natural aging process during which the eyersquos crystalline lens loses its ability

to focus on near objects is called presbyopia In early stages you may discover that if you just hold things a little further away you are able to focus well enough But eventually as your arms seem too short to reach that focus you will need another solution

While presbyopia cannot be prevented or reversed there are now several options available to treat it depending on your lifestyle You may choose reading glasses whether prescription or over-the-counter to relieve eyestrain while performing near tasks like reading or using a computer Over-the-counter type readers will not correct astigmatism or compensate for a difference between the right eye and the left eye In addition the inexpensive lens materials used in these readers may have lesser quality optics which could lead to eyestrain or headaches Prescription readers will provide the clearest most comfortable vision for near activities

If you find the constant search for reading glasses to be inconvenient you may want to consider bifocals

These lenses allow you to see clearly for far when you look straight ahead and clearly up close when you gaze downward Bifocals may be used even if you do not need a distance prescription If you donrsquot like the look of bifocal lenses progressive lenses can give you all the benefits of a bifocal without the visible line

Another option for treating presbyopia is contact lenses Monovision is the use of a distance contact lens in the dominant eye and a near contact lens in the other eye Alternatively you may be a candidate for bifocal contact lenses which correct distance and near in both eyes

While laser vision correction will not allow your eyes to change focus from distance to near like they did when you were younger you may opt for monovision correction similar to the contact lenses above Other surgical corrections include a recent advance in cataract surgery in which the natural lens of the eye is replaced by a flexible implant This implant can change position in the eye and allow you to focus on both distance and near objects

Presbyopia can be very frustrating especially if you have never needed vision correction before Your optometrist can evaluate your daily visual demands and help you to find the best solution to meet your needs

Osteoporosis is a skeletal disorder that results in decreased bone strength

and increases the risk of fractures It is estimated that 200 million people have osteoporosis worldwide with 10 million Americans having the diseasemdash8 million women and 2 million men It is projected that by 2020 there will be almost 14 million

Americans with osteoporosisSurprisingly osteoporosis is much more common

than other diseases which usually catch the publicrsquos attention and it does not get recognized early enough even if the consequences of certain fractures can lead to death There are approximately 15 million osteoporotic fractures per year in the United States This includes 700000 spine fractures 300000 hip fractures 250000 wrist fractures and 300000 other fractures

Osteoporosis may occur not just in women but also in men Aside from family history and menopause in women there are several conditions and medications that may predispose a person to lose bone The most common are chronic steroid use anticonvulsants depot progesterone methotrexate hyperthyroidism hyperparathyroidism vitamin D deficiency celiac disease inflammatory bowel disease alcohol abuse low testosterone levels in men and low estrogen levels in premenopausal women

The screening test for osteoporosis is through a DXA scanbone mineral density which is a painless test similar to getting an X-ray It is covered by Medicare and most commercial health plans Screening is recommended for

bull All women age 65 and older and men age 70 and older regardless of risk factors

bull Younger post-menopausal women and men aged 50-70 and older with risk factors

bull Adults with a fragility fracture (fracture occurring

spontaneously or following minor trauma such as fall from a standing height)

bull Individuals receiving steroids over 3 months or morebull Individuals with a history of primary

hyperparathyroidismThe main goal for treating osteoporosis is to prevent

fractures This is achieved by modifying risk factors addressing secondary causes of osteoporosis and medications that increase the risk of developing the disease There are several medications that are FDA-approved for the treatment and prevention of osteoporosis

bull Bisphosphonates (Fosamax Actonel Boniva Reclast)bull Denosumab (Prolia)bull Teriparitide (Forteo)bull Calcitoninbull Raloxifenebull EstrogenIn addition to the abovementioned pharmacologic

treatments calcium and vitamin D supplementation should also be part of the regimen

Lately there has been some controversy about the use of bisphosphonates because of the noted incidence of atypical hip fractures and osteonecrosis of the jaw As with any treatment the risks and benefits have to be weighed and information from research studies has to be analyzed in the appropriate context I would advise discussing questions or concerns regarding the different treatment strategies with your doctor to determine which is best for you

Osteoporosis is common and can occur in both men and women But the consequences of untreated osteoporosis----increased risk of fractures---can be lessened by early detection and timely treatment If you or someone you know has risk factors for osteoporosis or is at a certain age where the risk of osteoporosis is high please talk to your doctor about screening

Dr Zamora is an endocrinologist with Asante Physician Partners She may be reached at 541-479-6777 See ad on page 11

Myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) Acute Myelogenous Leukemia and Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma are just a few diseases that can be treated by a bone marrow transplant Imagine finding-out that your husband wife or child didnrsquot have long to live without a bone marrow transplant Recently this happened to a close friend of mine at which time I was shocked to learn there are 10 million-plus people in the National Marrow Donor Program Registry and yet many patients die before they find a match Our friend was fortunate to have found a match and we are praying the outcome will result in the long-term remission of his disease

What can you do to ensure more are able to find a lifesaving match Its simple convenient and free If you are between 18 amp 44 I invite you to come to the Bigham Knoll Campus in Jacksonville on Tuesday May 14th between 1000am-200pm and join the ldquoBe the Match Registryrdquo After filling-out a short registration form and a basic medical questionnaire all thatrsquos left is a simple swab from of the cells of your cheek Its that easy and by taking 10-20 minutes out of

your day you could end-up being the life-saving match that someones loved one has been waiting for

Once matched Be the Match Foundation covers all costs associated with harvesting marrow from donors Although partially funded by the government much of their ability to find new donors is made possible through fundraising initiatives Each completed donor swab test kit costs the foundation approximately $100 Our goal at this drive at Bigham Knoll is to register as many new potential donors as we can to help save lives and also raise some money to donate to the Be the Match Foundation If you are a corporation or individual that would like to sponsor this drive in any way please contact Cristie Fairbanks at 541-899-2099 or thefairbanksfamilyyahoocom I look forward to seeing you at the drive on Tuesday May 14th

Bigham Knoll Campus is located at 525 Bigham Knoll in Jacksonville From the corner of 5th Street and ldquoFrdquo Street (at Rays Food Market) head east until the street ends at the campus

Information on marrow donation process taken directly from the Be The Match website wwwbethematchorg

Community Bone Marrow Registry DriveTuesday May 14th at Bigham Knoll

by Cristie Fairbanks

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Joyfull Living by Louise Lavergne

Emotional Spring Cleaning

May is for Moms

Dr Jason WilliamsChiropractic Physician

580 Blackstone AlleyJacksonville Oregon

(541) 899-2760

Motherrsquos Day is almost here Show your mom or wife how much you love her and appreciate everything that she does for the family This year skip the flowers and instead pamper her with the gift of balance Our Motherrsquos Day chiropractic treatments are the perfect gift for your mother wife sister or friend or yourself Sorry Dads Moms Only ndash your day is coming up soon

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Introducing Natalia Nazartchouk PhD FNP-BC

Ruch Family Medicine7208 Hwy 238 Jacksonville OR 97530

Ph (541) 899-6976Fax (541) 899-6981

Natalia Nazartchouk has joined Dr Andrew Watson at Ruch Family Medicine and is currently accepting new patients She is a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner and additionally has been certified as an

Advanced Diabetes Management Practitioner by the American Diabetes Association Natalia received her Master of Science degree from University of Massachusetts in 2002 and for the last 11 years has engaged in advanced medical practice both in ambulatory and hospital care environments

Key specialties of her medical experience include family primary care cardiology advanced diabetes management geriatrics and womenrsquos health As a Family Nurse Practitioner Natalia places strong emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention

Nataliarsquos Philosophy of Care ldquoCompassion and understanding need to be integrated with clinical aspects of healthcare I want to build long-term professional relationships with my patients based on trust comfort and understanding and I enjoy taking care of multiple generations within a family I am a strong advocate for preventative medicine and strive to equip my patients with knowledge and tools which will help to promote their personal wellbeingrdquo

Recently I helped a client

identify old emotional issues

that kept sabotaging his opportunities for success ldquoI thought I let that gordquo he told me in frustration

What does ldquoletting gordquo mean When a project or an aspiration doesnrsquot play out the way we want itrsquos normal to feel disappointment sadness anger and even depression Painful emotions can make us want to shut down This is a very common survival reflex By ignoring our feelings we deny their importance Just like cleaning out the closet by shoving everything in and slamming the door shut Sooner or later you have to deal with it Unresolved issues are likely to keep creating similar challenges If we take time to truly ldquofeelrdquo our feelings and take responsibility for our part in creating the situation or challenge we can come to a place of acceptance and surrender and truly let go Letting go makes you feel free lighter and ultimately peaceful just like after spring-cleaning when you can open the closet and feel good

If we keep blaming something or someone else we stay stuck As we take responsibility for our feelings and our part in the situation the healing begins It is equally important to acknowledge factors beyond our control We can then begin the surrender process and self-forgiveness Taking time to discover and embrace the lessons will help you make better choices in future situations and also help in letting go If you cannot see the lesson immediately give yourself time Facing ourselves honestly and staying open to feelings when we are in pain takes great strength and bravery It is in this challenging process that we acquire emotional

spiritual muscles ldquoIt takes great learning to understand that all things events encounters and circumstances are helpful ~ A Course in Miracles

Herersquos a simple Yoga Meditation for a peaceful mind to help you process and ldquoLet Gordquo

Sit in a chair or cross-legged on the floor with a straight spine (leaning against a wall can help) Slow down your breathing and close your eyes

Man Suhaavee Mudra Kriya the mudra (hand gesture) which pleases the mind

bull Create a triangle with the tips of the middle fingers together and the tips of the thumbs together with the pinkie and ring fingers curled into the palm

bull Bend the index fingers so that they touch each other at the middle joint Stretch thumbs toward you middle fingers point away

bull Bend your elbows hands level with your heart about 4 inches from your chest forearms are parallel to the ground

bull Inhale gently hold your breath and mentally repeat 21 times I am or I am Peace

bull Exhale and mentally repeat the same phrase 11 to 21 times Within three minutes your mind will become tranquil

bull To end focus on your heart breathing in Peace breathing out Peace as you relax your hands

bull Think about something you feel grateful for Dwelling in that gratitude begin to feel compassion in your heart and embrace yourself your feelings and the individuals around the situation bothering you without getting into ldquothe storyrdquo Just feel compassion Allow your emotional waters to gently wash over you just like spring showers and take responsibility for your feelings

You can start practicing for one minute and gradually build up to three minutes Remember that only limiting thoughts can limit your life Feel the joy as you truly begin to let go Breathe in Gratitude- Live in Joy

copy Louise Lavergne 2001-2013Louise is a creator of JoyFull Yoga Shersquos a

JoyFull living coach International Motivational speaker amp owns JoyFull Yoga LLC in Jacksonville She offers group amp private sessions She has been practicing and teaching yoga and meditation for over 25 years wwwjoyfull-livingcom or 541-899-0707 See ad this page

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Controlling Your Blood Pressure and Reducing Your Risk of Stroke is Just a Check Away

May is the month to raise awareness on multiple health issues It is High Blood Pressure

Education Month and Stroke Awareness Month Both are leading causes of death in the United States and both can lead to serious medical complications As a nationally certified primary stroke center and part of the largest telestroke network in Oregon Providence Medford Medical Center is helping raise awareness of the connection between good blood pressure and good health

ldquoI need to get your blood pressurehelliprdquo is a common phrase at the start of any medical checkup But what does it really mean

Blood pressure is a measure of the force of blood moving through your arteries as it is carried from your heart to the rest of your body It is measured with two numbers for example 12080 The top number systolic pressure measures the force of blood in your arteries when your heart contracts or beats The bottom number diastolic pressure measures the force of blood in your arteries while your heart is relaxed and is filling with blood between beats High blood pressure is 14090 or greater

According to the American Heart Association one in three adults in the US suffer from long-term high blood pressuremdashcalled primary or ldquoessentialrdquo hypertensionmdashand 90 to 95 percent of adult cases have no identifiable cause Hypertension can be influenced by many sources including stress and certain medications such as antidepressants birth control pills and over-the-counter pain relievers High sodium diets high caffeine intake pregnancy and a sudden increase in exercise intensity can also contribute Left unchecked hypertension can lead to heart disease and stroke In fact people with untreated high blood pressure are four times more likely to have a stroke Hypertension can also increase the risk of damage to your eyes blood vessels and kidneys

Known as a ldquosilent killerrdquo hypertension has no symptoms but there are many known risks Everyone should get his or her blood pressure checked on a regular basis If you can put a checkmark next to any of the following conditions you may be at an increased risk for high blood pressure

bull Overweight or obesebull Smokerbull Little or no exercisebull Too much salt in your dietbull African American or Hispanic

Latinoabull Drinking too much alcoholbull High stressbull Family history of hypertensionAge ethnicity family history and

gender can also affect a personrsquos risk for having a stroke The more risk factors that you have the greater your chance of developing hypertension or suffering a stroke

The good news is that hypertension can be reduced and controlled through diet exercise and sometimes with the addition of medications to control hypertension

Most anyone may start a low intensity exercise routine of walking 30-60 minutes each day but it is recommended to check

with your physician first if you have a history of cardiovascular disease or if you plan to start a moderate to high intensity exercise program

Eat a healthy diet that is rich in whole grains fruits and vegetables and includes low-fat low-cholesterol foods Be a smart shopper by avoiding junk food and decreasing the amount of processed foods that you buy Reduced caffeine intake can also help lower your blood pressure Some people are more sensitive to caffeine than others Check your blood pressure before and within 30 minutes of drinking a cup of coffee If it increases by more than five points after drinking one cup you may have caffeine sensitivity that spikes your blood pressure You may need to moderate your caffeine intake

Start monitoring your blood pressure at home and have regular check-ups with your health care provider Right now National High Blood Pressure Education Month is the perfect time to learn more about your own blood pressure and how controlling it protects your heart and helps prevent heart attacks and strokes

For more information contact Josephine Jacavone RN MS CNS CCRN the coordinator of Providence Southern Oregonrsquos StrokeSTEMI Programs at Josephinejacavoneprovidenceorg or check this website httporegonprovidenceorgpatientshealthconditionscarehigh-blood-pressure

Vascular Screenings Get smart about your hypertension and stroke risksMay 4 800am-400pmProvidence Professional Plaza1111 Crater Lake Ave MedfordThe following three screenings are available for $40 per test or all three for $100bull Carotid artery disease

screeningmdashis a stroke in your future

bull Abdominal aortic aneurysm screeningmdashis an aneurysm already forming

bull Peripheral artery disease (PAD) screeningmdashis the blood flow in your legs blocked

Call 541-732-5543 to schedule your appointment or to find out when the next screening is scheduled

Understanding Cholesterol Simple steps to a healthier heartPresenter Cardiologist James Cook MDMay 23 6-730pmMedford Library205 S Central AveTo register call 541-732-6237

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Happy Motherrsquos DaySunday May 12

Pampering with a purpose

Breakfast in bed and bouquets of flowers are a nice touch on motherrsquos day but good health is priceless Encourage your mothers daughters wives and sisters to get screened

In honor of Motherrsquos Day the Leila J Eisenstein Breast Center at Providence has a special offer

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Middle Age is for the Birds

Expecting a new baby Pregnancy is an exciting time and acupuncture can make it even more enjoyable Acupuncture is a safe and highly effective treatment for expecting mothers

How can acupuncture be used in pregnancy The number one most effective acupuncture treatment is turning a breech baby With approximately two office visits and some treatment at home the uterus can be stimulated to turn the baby Statistically acupuncture is successful in turning a breech baby in approximately 85+ of the cases Mothers that are afraid of needles can be treated with heat and moxa (a warming herb) The ideal time to treat is the 33rd week of pregnancy or after In conventional medicine a breech presentation requires a caesarian section which is much more painful and expensive The average cost of a caesarian section delivery is well over $2000 The cost of a couple of acupuncture treatments is less than $200

Pregnancy is a time of many changes and these changes require a lot of energy Acupuncture is highly effective in increasing a motherrsquos energy both before and after birth The acupuncture Law of MotherChild states that if the mother is not energetic healthy balanced and happy the baby and family suffer It is difficult to feel energetic after pregnancy birth and post-partum feedings Acupuncture can restore energy and balance

Other commonly used acupuncture treatments during pregnancy include decreasing morning sickness relieving constipation increasing sleep and inducing labor Acupuncturists have been treating mothers for thousands of years One of my favorite acupuncture points (Kidney 9) is often called the ldquobeautiful baby pointrdquo

Denise Vore has a bachelorrsquos and masterrsquos degree in biology She graduated from a four-year acupuncture school in Colorado and has practiced for over 10 years Denise is certified by the Oregon Medical Board and currently practices out of the Jacksonville Chiropractic Clinic She can be reached at 541-261-8854

Acupuncture and PregnancyBy Denise Vore MS LAc

One of the more interesting phenomena of middle age is the

recognition of just how very stupid you have been up to this halfway point Lets be honest

in your teens youre simply an ass in your twenties you think yourself invincible in your thirties you still entertain the idea that it will be like this for decades to come Then finally in your forties you began to get a glimpse over the hill that you didnt realize you were climbing and a dawning awareness begins to arise Until 45 or so most of us feel like we really have our stuff together we think were brilliant and special and unlike those other sad people we are never going to have flappy upper arms or wear stupid-looking pajamas or talk about our tendonitis Wersquore not going to eat dinner at 5 and be in bed by 830 Not us

My late 40s has been a wonderful and humbling experience I now know for example why my parents wanted to sit down at 5 oclock and have a drink I understand this in a way I never did before because I am there Judgment is being supplanted by empathy The parenting business an obvious one for discovering ones youthful arrogance but other more subtle situations illuminate my former hubris

For example I used to think that a fondness for birds and bird watching was sort of sad something lonely people did in lieu of having real pets and real relationships Lately however I sit on my front porch in the predawn darkness in my pathetic pajamas wrapped in a blanket with my mug of tea and I listen to the dawn songs of mourning doves robins wild turkeys and owls and I realize now how very important they are The birds remind me of the perfection of being Unlike

humans they dont try They are not out to impress not encumbered by fear and judgment and doubt they just are themselves I listen to their songs smiling and silently apologizing for my former arrogance

Its good to wake up but its a real blow to the ego The psychologist Carl Jung said that every defeat for the ego is a victory for the Self as ego shrinks our real selfmdashthe part of us that is divine and eternalmdashgrows This is a good thing but the process is no picnic To get to that higher Self the ego has to take a few in the keester You have to get rid of

all the junk youve piled up in order to feel safe and smart You have to be humbled and age is nothing if not humbling

Ironically it is this ego defeat that opens us to our real power Not having to appear smart you can become wise Being able

to say I dont know is incredibly liberating it opens you up to the fullness of lifes potential removing the limitations we unwittingly place on ourselves in our youth I dont know and I dont have to know I can be interested I can be open I can wonder I can see what unfolds I dont know it all and I never did and I never will Bliss

I just turned 49 thank you and the view from here is pretty amazing I have tendonitis and I wear old sweats and my day is just not right without a few minutes on the porch with my bird friends Im less preoccupied about what I have and more concerned with what I am sharing I get it now Itrsquos only and always about singing your song

KATE INGRAM is a writer psychologist and soul coach To find your song please go to wwwkatherineingramcom and follow her kateingram425

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Some recent changes have been made in Jackson County in regards to the

licensing requirements of dogs and our role as veterinarians I wanted to make sure that our clients are aware of this change so there are no surprises at your next veterinary visit Though we at Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital may disagree with this change like other veterinarians in the County we will now be required to report

Effective May 20 2013 veterinarians working in Jackson County will be required to report all canine rabies vaccinations to Jackson County Animal Services The goal of this program is to increase the number of licensed dogs in the County which is currently estimated to be only around 40 We will have 60 days to report when a vaccine has been administered At this point the County will check their licensing database to see if your pet has been licensed Clients without a current license will then be sent a notice explaining licensing requirements in the County the benefits of licensing and the need to obtain the required license to avoid a citation

Benefits of licensing your dog include it acts as a life-saving form of identification it helps get your pet

returned to you safely and quickly it is a record that your pet is vaccinated against rabies and it provides revenue to fund local animal services Fees and penalties to ldquobail outrdquo an unlicensed dog start at approximately $180 In comparison a three year license for a spayed or neutered dog in Jackson County is only $4900

As a way to reward responsible dog owners the County has recently developed a ldquoFree Ride Homerdquo program As many of you know dogs are great at finding an open gate or door and heading out to explore the world If your licensed dog is found by an Animal Control Officer the officer will attempt to return your dog free of charge Or if your dog ends up at the Shelter the first nightrsquos stay is free of charge

While the recent changes may cause a few headaches I think overall that the program is well intended Again I wanted to make sure that our clients and other local pet owners are kept up to date so as not to be surprised when they next visit If you have further questions you can certainly call the Jacksonville Veterinary Hospital and we will do our best to answer them or you can call Jackson County Animal Services directly

In late March Grant and dr Susan Konecny transferred ownership of their successful mobile veterinary clinic Home Pet vet to dr Julie Tavares The Konecnyrsquos whorsquove lived in Jacksonville for ten years explained ldquoIt has been almost five years to the day since Home Pet Vet began operating our small animal mobile service We have grown considerably since then caring for over 1000 pets and 400 clientsrdquo

Dr Konecny has been struggling with tendon problems in both of her hands and elbows a serious condition which has been aggravated over the years by repetitive use As a result she said ldquoI am being forced to consider surgery at this time due to chronic discomfort and pain In addition to these physical concerns my husband Grant and I have aging parents with whom we feel the need to spend significantly more timerdquo

Fortunately Susan and Julie met while working together on a veterinary board they both serve on ldquoJulie is someone Grant and I felt was the ideal candidate to take over the Home Pet Vet mobile servicerdquo Susan said

Dr Tavares has been a veterinarian in the Rogue Valley since she graduated from the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine in 2006 She grew up in Pennsylvania and lived in many places before settling in Southern Oregon with her husband Duward Since doing

so the couple have had two children Carmen 4 and Vera 2 Tavares notes ldquoDuring my years here I have worked in Grants Pass and Medford as a small animal veterinarian In 2009 I began holding monthly clinics for pets of

people experiencing homelessness in Grants Pass Eventually my volunteer work led to the start of Homeless Oregon Pet Project a nonprofit that provides basic veterinary care to the pets of the homeless in Grants Pass and Medfordrdquo

Prior to vet school Tavares earned a BS in Environmental Science from the University of Delaware and did a two-year stint with the Peace Corps in Guatemala working with indigenous Mayan families ldquoI had

a wonderful experience and learned much about the Mayan culture and myselfhellipand also met Duward who was a volunteer from the next town overrdquo

Dr Konecny knows she will miss all of her clients and their pets dearly but knows shersquos leaving HPV in great hands ldquoJulie has excellent medical skills knowledge standards and compassion that will serve you and your pets very well Grant and I hope you will welcome her as you welcomed us these past five yearsrdquo

Please contact Dr Julie at 541-761-6163 and see her ad on facing page

Home Pet Vet Has New Owner

From l-r Dr Susan Konecny Dr Julie Tavaresand assistant Susan Hicks


Hersquos more than just mans best friend

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Wizard of Dogs 2013 Dogs for the Deaf Dog Walk

by Vaughn Maurice General Manager Dogs for the Deaf Inc

As spring slowly fades to summer every dog owner in the Rogue Valley hears that tiny

whisper in their head ldquoI am longing to get out of the house with my pooch and mingle with others like myselfrdquo And whether you are one who blasts ldquoWho Let the Dogs Outrdquo or simply hums along to Cat Stevensrsquo ldquoI Love My Dogrdquo you know that each time yoursquore singing along to those beloved dog tunes one thought enters your mind ldquoWhen oh when is Dog Walkrdquo

Thatrsquos right folks itrsquos time again for Dogs for the Deafrsquos much anticipated Dog Walk This yearrsquos furry fun- filled festivities are on Saturday June 1st from 900am to 200pm Register at DogsfortheDeaforg by May 3rd and receive a custom designed Dog Walk t-shirt Advanced registration is only $30 and day of the event registration is $50mdashso register now and save

Whatrsquos different this year Well a number of things Wersquove added a poker run and we are in historic Jacksonville You and your furry friend will enjoy a Saturday full of gambling while strolling around town Like most poker runs each rsquopawrsquoticipant will make 7 puppy poker stops from one pup-friendly shop to the

next The hound holding the best hand at the final stop wins the competition One might ask ldquoWell what DOES the best hand win exactlyrdquo How about $1000 in cold hard cash donated by our

friends at Rogue Valley Pet Wersquove also added some other PAWsome prizes including Shakespeare Festival tickets Jazz Festival tickets a weekend getaway and much more But the really cool part of this lsquoPuppies Gone Pokerrdquo game is that EVERYONE

is a winner because all the proceeds go towards helping Dogs for the Deaf

Join us and add YOUR support to our mission of saving the lives of orphaned dogs training them and placing them to assist people AND have a little fun in the process So come meet Grand Marshal Ryan Lane from ABC Familyrsquos hit show ldquoSwitched at Birthrdquo enjoy a free lunch as you check out our kids zone canine agility demonstrations local community information booths and a Wizard of Oz doggie costume contest Something for everyone except the family cat can be found at our 22nd annual Dog Walk See map below


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Trail Talkby Tony Hess and Bob Budesa

There are a few new items wersquod like to bring to your attention First of all there is a new bridge

in Forest Park You donrsquot have to wade across Jackson Creek to get to the Old Miners Trail from the Rail Trail

The next item(s) are trail signs Kevin Kuhn is a Boy Scout in hot pursuit of his Eagle Scout badge and as such has built and installed signs throughout most of the Woodland trails to keep people from getting lost He had quite a crew of helpers who dug holes buried posts and affixed signs at most of the intersections Wersquore certainly grateful to Kevin and his crew for their hard work and dedication

This nice weather is certainly making it difficult to stay indoors isnrsquot it Itrsquos great seeing so many people out enjoying the trails with friends and their dogs Speaking of dogs itrsquos equally nice to see so many of them on leashes Hopefully before long we can count on everyonersquos favorite friend being controlled

Ever wondered about the difference between the trails in the Woodlands and the trails in the Forest Park The Woodlands trails are by now very comfortable for most to navigate with easy hiking on mostly moderate slopes (a few exceptions) They vary in elevation from 1590 feet to 2190 feet The Forest

Park trails start at 1950 feet elevation at the kiosk and Rail Trail and climb to 3300 feet elevation on the Jackson Ridge Trail For those whorsquove not hiked there yet yoursquore in for a pleasant surprise The Forest Park hiking experience can either be a stroll up the almost flat Rail Trail or hike alongside a stream up the Canyon Falls Trail and come to the Canyon Vista trail head Canyon Vista is a flat trail for 15 miles with awesome views from an elevation of 2600 feet and the views go all the way down the canyons and off to the east beyond Medford With relatively fewer hikers the Forest Park hikers can be alone with their thoughts and nature

Donrsquot miss an opportunity to visit the Forest park trails Theyrsquore a totally different experience for the adventurer who seeks the quiet solitude and beauty of our city parks trails

The Applegate Trails Association (ATA) invites you on a flower-filled hike on the Applegate Ridge Trail (ART) and the boundary of the proposed Wellington Wild Lands With cooperative weather we are guaranteed breathtaking views into the Applegate Valley Thompson Creek and beyond to the distant Red Buttes Look the other direction to view Mt Isabelle Mt McLoughlin and Forest Creek from a whole new vantage point Much of the trail runs along the ridge top on the edge of a vast open meadow sprinkled with oak buck brush mountain mahogany and the occasional big fir tree In the spring waves of grass are overlaid with bursts of blooming wildflowers including California poppy mountain tarweed and the uncommon showy thistle At 3 miles total (out and back) along with 400 feet of elevation change this hike is rated moderate For a few an optional longer and more difficult loop hike will be offered involving a steep trail off the end of the ridge (rated moderate to difficult)

Hikers should wear appropriate layered clothing for the weather and sturdy footwear Remember to bring your camera and water Please leave your pets at home We meet Saturday May 18 900am at the Bunny Meadows Staging Area (intersection of Forest Creek and Longanecker Road)

RSVP is requested Contact the hike leader David Calahan at 541-899-1226 or davidapplegatetrailsorg

Directions to Bunny Meadows Staging Area From Jacksonville travel 49 miles southwest on Hwy 238 (towards Ruch) and turn right on Forest Creek Rd From Ruch travel 28 miles northeast on Hwy 238 (towards Jacksonville) and turn left on Forest Creek Rd The staging area is 710 mile down Forest Creek Road

For more information about our organization and our hikes check out our website calendar at wwwapplegatetrailsorg Donations to our non-profit organization are gratefully appreciated

ATA Hiking Amongst Flowers

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Each year in April Kiwanis Clubs throughout the Pacific Northwest District take on a community improvement project called ldquoKiwanis One Dayrdquo On April 6th the Jacksonville Kiwanis Club cleaned-up the property at 440 Highway 238 next to the City Maintenance Center where a house had burned down several years ago and had been left an eyesore

The Club contacted the out-of-area owner and obtained written permission to haul the debris to the recycling center Four Kiwanis members and a recent Student of the Month and his father joined forces and the work went fairly smoothly

This was the fourth community project the local Club has been involved in following the motto of helping one child and one community at a time Other projects have included painting a house across from the Post Office painting the eaves of the restroom building next to the library and cooperating with the Boosters Club last year to refurbish the structures at Doc Griffin Park

For further information contact Dave Wilson at 541- 899-1934 e-mail elkhntrcharternet

Jacksonville Kiwanis Club One Day Project

Property before clean-up

Property after clean-up

With spring finally well along there are lots of reasons to get out and enjoy some of your local trails or better yet come out and participate in one of the upcoming events sponsored by the Siskiyou Upland Trails Association (SUTA)

On May 5th join a hike led by Janeen Sathre from Wolf Gap down to the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail ending at the Bear Gulch Trailhead (SUTA will help with a car shuttle) The Wolf Gap access trail offers stunning views of the Siskiyou Crest The hiking route also wanders through a diverse landscape

Southern Oregon Runners and SUTA are sponsoring the 2nd lsquoRun the Ditchrsquo run on May 25th This yearrsquos run has both 5 and 10 mile routes with both starting and ending at the Tunnel Ridge Trailhead Based on the nearly 100 runners in last yearrsquos race we anticipate a large turnout

Visit wwwsorunnersorg for the route and registration details After the run stop by Buncom Days at Southern Oregonrsquos only

remaining ghost town SUTA will have a table at the event and there will be a variety of activities and entertainment Itrsquos always an eclectic gathering and great way to learn more about this bit of our local history

June 1st is National Trails Day and SUTA is coordinating with BLM to construct a bypass trail in the Armstrong Gulch drainage to create an access route around a privately-owned section of the SMDT Coming out to help on NDT is your opportunity to participate in keeping this great community resource open to all In addition to some light trail construction there will be food and festivities offered by SUTA BLM and other sponsors

For details and directions for this and other events visit wwwsutaoregonorg

SUTA Updates and Coming Events

2013 marks the second year the Run the Ditch Trail Run will take place in the Little Applegate The event will take place on May 25 2013 at 900am with a five-mile and ten-mile race Participants will experience incredible views along the Little Applegate River and the historic Sterling Mine Ditch Trail dug by Chinese gold mine workers in 1877 There will be ribbon awards for the top three finishers in the age groups as well as cash awards

for the three top male and female finishers in the ten-mile event Plus lots of prize drawings for the early registration folks will take place The run is being co-sponsored by Southern Oregon Runners Siskiyou Upland Trails Association (SUTA) and BLM For more details andor to register online visit wwwsorunnersorg

For more information please call contact race directors Seth Weintraub at 541-899-7659 or Steve Goldman at 541-899-3232

Run the Ditch Race is May 25


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$299000



Near Britt

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Deacutejagrave Vu







Home of


















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LEFT


BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

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womenamp



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Pain

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1 mile

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3rd St

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iforn

ia S

tSo

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Stag

e Rd

5th St

Old Stage Rd



















Ken Hudonjorgensen

Kari Castle








Principal Broker



W

Wade Branscum



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FOR LEASE

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Moms are special






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All tickets $12




JACKSON TRIBUTE

THE ULTIMATE

TICKeTS $42 $45 $48

sponsored by

August 9-10 amp 15-17 2013



The Stage

Musical Based on

the Film

THIS SUMMER AT TMTO






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TIM MITCHELL

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3rd St

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iforn

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Ken Hudonjorgensen

Kari Castle








Principal Broker



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Moms are special






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JACKSON TRIBUTE

THE ULTIMATE

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sponsored by

August 9-10 amp 15-17 2013



The Stage

Musical Based on

the Film

THIS SUMMER AT TMTO






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wwwslaglecreekcom





$289000






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$749000



Wonderful Views

$149900






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$429000





$249000

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$254900




$152500





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$159900





$299000



Near Britt

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May 19th





8 miles

9 miles



May 19th













Deacutejagrave Vu







Home of


















MAYDAVID PINSKY


DAN TILLER

LEFT


BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

541-899-5611for men



womenamp



541 621 8785

facialsmanicures




Thank You



























behind the BLUEDOOR


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MADE IN OREGON





online




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5th Street FlowerS


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ting

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enna

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nn L

ewis



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New Patient Special

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your first service

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reg






































Saturday June 8th











nataliecoleampfcom



COTTAGEc 1865





PLYMALE













H

EALING POINT

ACUPUNCTURE

L L C



Free consultation

541-899-2055


The Cleaning Crew

You Can Count On Us


Housec leaning

Since1988


541-601-6236




541-899-6811







541-301-7893













Whitewilson


Photographers



























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thru may









wwwgarywestcom




Amount Per Serving


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frau

kemmling








Principal Broker



W

Wade Branscum



541-899-2000





FOR LEASE

3600 sf






























copy 2

013

Paci

fic P

ower





Cycle Analysis





Spa Jacksonville


Yale Creek Ranch





























































asanteorg







ASAN-JR




















fin


ier

frau kemmlin

g










































































Sunday May 12



Portside Suites




FishingGolf



MAY 11





wwwbrookingsorus




$89000-$199000








by May 11 2013

T






















City Snapshot











tourism


$1990000

$799000



$340000


$890000


$525000



PENDING

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PENDING

PENDING

















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Sunday May 12 2013



Moms are special






BRILLIANT TRACES



All tickets $12




JACKSON TRIBUTE

THE ULTIMATE

TICKeTS $42 $45 $48

sponsored by

August 9-10 amp 15-17 2013



The Stage

Musical Based on

the Film

THIS SUMMER AT TMTO






by Anne McAlpin























541-512-2955 x2

wwwslaglecreekcom





$289000






$310000




$749000



Wonderful Views

$149900






$279900





$429000





$249000

PENDING

PENDING

PENDING






$254900




$152500





$249900




$159900





$299000



Near Britt

$95000







$429000










May 19th





8 miles

9 miles



May 19th













Deacutejagrave Vu







Home of


















MAYDAVID PINSKY


DAN TILLER

LEFT


BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

541-899-5611for men



womenamp



541 621 8785

facialsmanicures




Thank You



























behind the BLUEDOOR


HURRY IN


MADE IN OREGON





online




consult service

SHOOTING STAR


Join Our Saturday




































GRANITE RIDGE


































5th Street FlowerS


541-899-9208

www5thstflowerscom














































































541-899-0255245 N 5th Street

wwwmagnolia-inncom


early


TRANSFORMATION






Facebook








TheCrown Jewel


wwwthecrownjewelnet


541-899-9060


andGrads



While supplies last


Gifts for Mom







Get 1 Month Free


mdashplusmdash




FREE ENROLLMENT

CUSTOM HOMES

CCB162572








Pain

ting

by Jh

enna

Qui

nn L

ewis



Open 7 Days A Week



wwwValleyDenturecom



ValleyDENTUREClinic




New Patient Special

Get $100 OFF

your first service

Val leyDENTURECare




















Rufus Sided Towhee




541-210-8792






15095 Hwy 238 Applegate OR541-846-6659









Come on over







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Rex F Miller DMD PC



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Clip this ad

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TECHNOLO

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May is for Moms



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$10 OFFany product






Ph (541) 899-6976Fax (541) 899-6981


































































Mon-Sat 1030-530 Sun 11-4


































541 541













The Laundry Center

Try our BuLK

LAuNDry SErVICE







High quality

toys from

around the

world for the

young and

young at

heart





























Hersquos family




roguevalleypetcom



reg






































Saturday June 8th











nataliecoleampfcom



COTTAGEc 1865





PLYMALE













H

EALING POINT

ACUPUNCTURE

L L C



Free consultation

541-899-2055


The Cleaning Crew

You Can Count On Us


Housec leaning

Since1988


541-601-6236




541-899-6811







541-301-7893













Whitewilson


Photographers



























20OFF


thru may









wwwgarywestcom




Amount Per Serving


Daily Value











b

ier

frau

kemmling



























copy 2

013

Paci

fic P

ower





Cycle Analysis





Spa Jacksonville


Yale Creek Ranch





























































asanteorg







ASAN-JR




















fin


ier

frau kemmlin

g










































































Sunday May 12



Portside Suites




FishingGolf



MAY 11





wwwbrookingsorus




$89000-$199000








by May 11 2013

T






















City Snapshot











tourism


$1990000

$799000



$340000


$890000


$525000



PENDING

PENDING

PENDING

PENDING

















Neil Simonrsquos









541-535-5250




















Sunday May 12 2013



Moms are special






BRILLIANT TRACES



All tickets $12




JACKSON TRIBUTE

THE ULTIMATE

TICKeTS $42 $45 $48

sponsored by

August 9-10 amp 15-17 2013



The Stage

Musical Based on

the Film

THIS SUMMER AT TMTO






by Anne McAlpin























541-512-2955 x2

wwwslaglecreekcom





$289000






$310000




$749000



Wonderful Views

$149900






$279900





$429000





$249000

PENDING

PENDING

PENDING






$254900




$152500





$249900




$159900





$299000



Near Britt

$95000







$429000










May 19th





8 miles

9 miles



May 19th













Deacutejagrave Vu







Home of


















MAYDAVID PINSKY


DAN TILLER

LEFT


BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

541-899-5611for men



womenamp



541 621 8785

facialsmanicures




Thank You



























behind the BLUEDOOR


HURRY IN


MADE IN OREGON





online




consult service

SHOOTING STAR


Join Our Saturday




































GRANITE RIDGE


































5th Street FlowerS


541-899-9208

www5thstflowerscom














































































541-899-0255245 N 5th Street

wwwmagnolia-inncom


early


TRANSFORMATION






Facebook








TheCrown Jewel


wwwthecrownjewelnet


541-899-9060


andGrads



While supplies last


Gifts for Mom







Get 1 Month Free


mdashplusmdash




FREE ENROLLMENT

CUSTOM HOMES

CCB162572








Pain

ting

by Jh

enna

Qui

nn L

ewis



Open 7 Days A Week



wwwValleyDenturecom



ValleyDENTUREClinic




New Patient Special

Get $100 OFF

your first service

Val leyDENTURECare




















Rufus Sided Towhee




541-210-8792






15095 Hwy 238 Applegate OR541-846-6659









Come on over







RUCH COUNTRY STORE







































Rex F Miller DMD PC



Rex F Miller DMD PC



Clip this ad

Rex F Miller DMD PC







NEW 3D XRAY

TECHNOLO

GY


every month















































May is for Moms



(541) 899-2760


$10 OFFany product






Ph (541) 899-6976Fax (541) 899-6981


































































Mon-Sat 1030-530 Sun 11-4


































541 541













The Laundry Center

Try our BuLK

LAuNDry SErVICE







High quality

toys from

around the

world for the

young and

young at

heart





























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THIS SUMMER AT TMTO






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BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


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9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

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30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

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womenamp



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facialsmanicures




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behind the BLUEDOOR


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ting

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nn L

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PLYMALE













H

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L L C



Free consultation

541-899-2055


The Cleaning Crew

You Can Count On Us


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Since1988


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Sunday May 12 2013



Moms are special






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All tickets $12




JACKSON TRIBUTE

THE ULTIMATE

TICKeTS $42 $45 $48

sponsored by

August 9-10 amp 15-17 2013



The Stage

Musical Based on

the Film

THIS SUMMER AT TMTO






by Anne McAlpin























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wwwslaglecreekcom





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Near Britt

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Deacutejagrave Vu







Home of


















MAYDAVID PINSKY


DAN TILLER

LEFT


BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

541-899-5611for men



womenamp



541 621 8785

facialsmanicures




Thank You



























behind the BLUEDOOR


HURRY IN


MADE IN OREGON





online




consult service

SHOOTING STAR


Join Our Saturday




































GRANITE RIDGE


































5th Street FlowerS


541-899-9208

www5thstflowerscom














































































541-899-0255245 N 5th Street

wwwmagnolia-inncom


early


TRANSFORMATION






Facebook








TheCrown Jewel


wwwthecrownjewelnet


541-899-9060


andGrads



While supplies last


Gifts for Mom







Get 1 Month Free


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FREE ENROLLMENT

CUSTOM HOMES

CCB162572








Pain

ting

by Jh

enna

Qui

nn L

ewis



Open 7 Days A Week



wwwValleyDenturecom



ValleyDENTUREClinic




New Patient Special

Get $100 OFF

your first service

Val leyDENTURECare




















Rufus Sided Towhee




541-210-8792






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Come on over







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Clip this ad

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Mon-Sat 1030-530 Sun 11-4


































541 541













The Laundry Center

Try our BuLK

LAuNDry SErVICE







High quality

toys from

around the

world for the

young and

young at

heart





























Hersquos family




roguevalleypetcom



reg






































Saturday June 8th











nataliecoleampfcom



COTTAGEc 1865





PLYMALE













H

EALING POINT

ACUPUNCTURE

L L C



Free consultation

541-899-2055


The Cleaning Crew

You Can Count On Us


Housec leaning

Since1988


541-601-6236




541-899-6811







541-301-7893













Whitewilson


Photographers



























20OFF


thru may









wwwgarywestcom




Amount Per Serving


Daily Value











b

ier

frau

kemmling





Sunday May 12 2013



Moms are special






BRILLIANT TRACES



All tickets $12




JACKSON TRIBUTE

THE ULTIMATE

TICKeTS $42 $45 $48

sponsored by

August 9-10 amp 15-17 2013



The Stage

Musical Based on

the Film

THIS SUMMER AT TMTO






by Anne McAlpin























541-512-2955 x2

wwwslaglecreekcom





$289000






$310000




$749000



Wonderful Views

$149900






$279900





$429000





$249000

PENDING

PENDING

PENDING






$254900




$152500





$249900




$159900





$299000



Near Britt

$95000







$429000










May 19th





8 miles

9 miles



May 19th













Deacutejagrave Vu







Home of


















MAYDAVID PINSKY


DAN TILLER

LEFT


BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

541-899-5611for men



womenamp



541 621 8785

facialsmanicures




Thank You



























behind the BLUEDOOR


HURRY IN


MADE IN OREGON





online




consult service

SHOOTING STAR


Join Our Saturday




































GRANITE RIDGE


































5th Street FlowerS


541-899-9208

www5thstflowerscom














































































541-899-0255245 N 5th Street

wwwmagnolia-inncom


early


TRANSFORMATION






Facebook








TheCrown Jewel


wwwthecrownjewelnet


541-899-9060


andGrads



While supplies last


Gifts for Mom







Get 1 Month Free


mdashplusmdash




FREE ENROLLMENT

CUSTOM HOMES

CCB162572








Pain

ting

by Jh

enna

Qui

nn L

ewis



Open 7 Days A Week



wwwValleyDenturecom



ValleyDENTUREClinic




New Patient Special

Get $100 OFF

your first service

Val leyDENTURECare




















Rufus Sided Towhee




541-210-8792






15095 Hwy 238 Applegate OR541-846-6659









Come on over







RUCH COUNTRY STORE







































Rex F Miller DMD PC



Rex F Miller DMD PC



Clip this ad

Rex F Miller DMD PC







NEW 3D XRAY

TECHNOLO

GY


every month















































May is for Moms



(541) 899-2760


$10 OFFany product






Ph (541) 899-6976Fax (541) 899-6981


































































Mon-Sat 1030-530 Sun 11-4


































541 541













The Laundry Center

Try our BuLK

LAuNDry SErVICE







High quality

toys from

around the

world for the

young and

young at

heart





























Hersquos family




roguevalleypetcom



reg






































Saturday June 8th











nataliecoleampfcom



COTTAGEc 1865





PLYMALE













H

EALING POINT

ACUPUNCTURE

L L C



Free consultation

541-899-2055


The Cleaning Crew

You Can Count On Us


Housec leaning

Since1988


541-601-6236




541-899-6811







541-301-7893













Whitewilson


Photographers



























20OFF


thru may









wwwgarywestcom




Amount Per Serving


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b

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frau

kemmling

JacksonvilleReviewcom May 2013 Page 17




$289000






$310000




$749000



Wonderful Views

$149900






$279900





$429000





$249000

PENDING

PENDING

PENDING






$254900




$152500





$249900




$159900





$299000



Near Britt

$95000







$429000










May 19th





8 miles

9 miles



May 19th













Deacutejagrave Vu







Home of


















MAYDAVID PINSKY


DAN TILLER

LEFT


BRIAN SWANN BAND

TIM MITCHELL

ROBBIE DACOSTA TRIO

DAVID PINSKY

THE RHYTHM KINGS


2

3 amp 4

9

10 amp 11

16

17 amp 18

23

24 amp 25

30






























Window Treatment






pedicures

541-899-5611for men



womenamp



541 621 8785

facialsmanicures




Thank You



























behind the BLUEDOOR


HURRY IN


MADE IN OREGON





online




consult service

SHOOTING STAR


Join Our Saturday




































GRANITE RIDGE


































5th Street FlowerS


541-899-9208

www5thstflowerscom














































































541-899-0255245 N 5th Street

wwwmagnolia-inncom


early


TRANSFORMATION






Facebook








TheCrown Jewel


wwwthecrownjewelnet


541-899-9060


andGrads



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