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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR 97523, Wednesday, September 4, 2002
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COMMERCIAL
RENTAL
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DOWNTOWN CAVE
JUNCTION: Location
315 S. Redwood Hwy.,
the building between
King’s Chinese Cuisine
and Friends of the Val-
ley, $250 per month,
tenant pays utilities.
Phone Bob, 592-2541.
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YARD SALES
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RAIN OR SHINE: Yards
for sale . . . Some with
houses! See Mike
Palmer Realty today.
596-2026 in O’Brien.
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GET
TW O-MOTOR
LGB G-gauge steam
loco and tender with
power pack for $175.
Still have some rolling
stock too. Phone Bob,
592-2541, 8 - 5 week-
days.
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YARD SELLERS have
your yard sale where
the action is 199 Flea
Market. Phone (541)
218-4171 or 592-4668
for details, next to Club
199.
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GOOD
SHEPHERD
Lutheran Church Rum-
mage Sale, 150 E.
Lewis Court (across
from IVHS). Saturday,
Sept. 9, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Proceeds will go toward
Lutheran Brotherhood
#8356. Matching funds
up to $450 will be paid
by Lutheran Brother-
hood to Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church.
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ESTATE SALE: Large
book shelves $35, chest
of drawers $45 and
$35, crystal specimens,
rocks, jade, rainbow
obsidian,
etc.
.50
pound, books, tapes,
household stuff. 129
Patton Bar Road. Fri-
day, Saturday 9 to 4.
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BIG YARD SALE Friday
and Saturday, 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. 1 1/2 miles south
of O’Brien, off Hwy. 199
to Forest Service Road
9938, follow the signs.
Fishing gear, big man’s
clothes, tools, guns and
much more. Worth the
drive. No early birds.
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OAK HUTCH, tools,
clothing, lots of misc.
Two families. Friday
and Saturday, 500
Reeves Creek, Selma,
8 a.m. to ?
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
2491 Deer Creek Road,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Selma.
All kinds of stuff.
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HAD SO MUCH FUN
last week, going to do it
again Sept. 6-8, 9 a..m.
to ? Some new-to-u
stuff and old-to-me
stuff. Merc outboard
motor, long shaft, 5
hours on rebuild. Too
much to list. Come and
see, take some home.
1436 Rockydale Road.l
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Men’s Meeting, 592-
6258, 592-2024 or
(541) 474-0782, St.
Matthias
Episcopal
Church; 8 p.m.— Thurs-
day & Sunday, Illinois
Valley Group, Immanuel
United
Methodist
Church.
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ALANON MEETINGS,
Cave Junction, 535 E.
River Street, Resource
Center, “Support for
family and friends of
alcoholics,” Wednes-
day, 6 p.m. 592-2837.
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OPEN WOMEN’S AA
meeting 10 a.m. Satur-
day at I.V. Family Coali-
tion, 535 E. River
Street, CJ.
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I will no longer be re-
sponsible for any debts
other than my own as of
Aug. 14, 2002.
Betty J. Neal
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I am no longer respon-
sible for any debts other
than my own as of Aug.
7, 2002.
James S. Neal
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I DESPERATELY need
Pen Pals. I grew up in
the Illinois Valley. I went
to prison when I was
18, I am now 22. I have
learned hard lessons.
Now I need to rebuild
my life. Please help!
Write me! Chris Gum
#12737677, 2500 West-
gate, Pendleton, Ore-
gon 97801.
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LEGAL NOTICE
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FINAL NOTICE: The
abandoned belongings
of Steve and Alfy
Nereck are being held
in storage by their for-
mer landlords. If stor-
age fees and expenses
of $694 are not paid by
Sept. 12, 2002, these
items will be disposed
of. For more information
phone 592-2915.
Publish: Aug. 28, Sept.
4, 2002
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5270.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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SURPLUS
EQUIPMENT
1) 1974 Western States
Fire Engine 13,725
miles. 750 gallons per
minute,
front-mount
pump. Motor shot.
Needs to be towed.
Minimum bid $1,000.
2) 1964 Western States
Fire Engine 15,704
miles.
1,000-gallon
tank. 750 gallons per
minute
front-mount
pump. Live reels with
hardline. Minimum bid
$3,000.
3) 1995 International
chassis. Vehicle rolled.
Some motor damage.
Good tires. Only 6,300
miles. Minimum bid
$5,000.
Sealed bids must be
delivered for each vehi-
cle.
Sealed bids to be deliv-
ered to Illinois Valley
Rural Fire Protection
District Station One,
681 Caves Highway,
Cave Junction, OR
97523 by 5:00 p.m. on
Oct. 16, 2002;
Vehicles are available
for viewing at Station
One.
Publish: Aug. 21, 28,
Sept. 4, 11, 18, 25, Oct.
2, 9, 2002
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LEGAL NOTICE
SERVICES
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ILLINOIS VALLEY
SENIOR CENTER INC.
BOARD MEETING
Notice is hereby given
that the Illinois Valley
Senior Center Inc. will
hold its Board Meeting
at
7:00
p.m.
on
Tuesday, September
10, 2002 at the IVSC,
520 E. River Street,
Cave Junction, Oregon.
Publish: Sept. 4, 2002
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PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCE-
MENT: OREGON CONSTRUC-
TION Contractors Law (ORS 70
requires that all businesses who
advertise emodeling, repair,
home improvements or new
construction be registered with
the Construction Contractors
Board. Registration means con-
tractors have a bond or insur-
ance. For your protection, phone
the CCB at (503) 378-4621., Ext.
4900 or check out a contractor’s
registration and claims history
before hiring them.
OREGON LANDSCAPE Contrac-
tors Law (ORS 671) requires that
all businesses who advertise
landscaping services be licensed
with the Landscape Contractors
Board. A license means contrac-
tors have a bond and insurance
and have passed experience and
testing requirements. For your
protection, phone the LCB at
(503) 378-4621, Ext. 4900 to check
out a contractor’s license status
beforehiring them.
HANDYM AN —ODD
JOBS, etc. reasonable.
592-6531 or 592-6864.
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MARY KAY IS HERE in
Cave Junction! Amer-
ica’s best selling line of
skin care and color cos-
metics! For a free facial
phone Laurie Morrow
592-2933.
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THE
FINISHING
TOUCH
CLEANING
SERVICE: Customized
cleaning to your specifi-
cations —commercial,
residential, rentals, new
construction, windows,
local references, li-
censed, bonded and
insured. Phone 592-
Persons with hearing,
Visual or manual
impairments who wish
to participate in
meetings held in the
Council Chambers
Should contact the city
in order that appropriate
communication
assistance can be
arranged. City Hall can
be reached by
telephone at
(541) 592-2156
Fax
(541) 592-6694 or
TDD Relay (800)
735-2900
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NOTICE OF
PUBLIC
HEARING
100 WORKERS needed
—assemble
crafts,
wood items; to $480
week; materials pro-
vided. Free information
package 24-hour, (801)
428-4649.
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NOW HIRING: compa-
nies desperately need
employees to assemble
products at home. No
selling, any hours. $500
weekly potential. Infor-
mation (985) 646-1700
Dept. OR-4051.
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This is to give notice
that on Monday, Sep-
tember 9, 2002 at 7:30
P.M. in the Council
Chambers of City Hall,
222 W. Lister Street,
Cave Junction, Oregon,
the Common Council of
the City of Cave Junc-
tion will meet in regular
session. The agenda
will include, but is not
limited to, the following:
*Minutes of Previous
meeting
*Council Position Va-
cancy
*Sheriff’s Report
*Council Updates
*Public Hearing - Lot
Partition
*Kerby Water Ditch
Workshop Request
*Resolution - Petty
Cash
*Project Updates - Pay
Request
*Grant Applications
*Executive Session
(ORS 192.660(1)(b,h)
(If Required)
*Comments
Publish: 9-4-02
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PERSONAL
LEGAL NOTICE
$ $ NEED CASH $ $
WE pay for remaining
payments on Property
Sold! Mortgages! Annui-
ties! Injury Settlements!
Immediate quotes ! ! !
“Nobody beats our
prices.” National Con-
tract Buyers (800) 490-
0731 ext. 305. NCB-7tfc
HAVING A DRINKING
problem? Perhaps Alco-
holics Anonymous can
help — 7 p.m. Cave
Junction — Tuesday
Book Study Group or
Wednesday, 7 p.m.,
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FINAL NOTICE: The
abandoned belongings
of Steve and Alfy
Nereck are being held
in storage by their for-
mer landlords. If stor-
age fees and expenses
of $694 are not paid by
Sept. 12, 2002, these
items will be disposed
of. For more information
phone 592-2915.
Publish: Aug. 28, Sept.
4, 2002
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HELP WANTED
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THE ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS
encourages persons responding
to Business Opportunities and
Help Wanted ads to consider
them as they would any other
business venture. The News
makes no value judgment on any
such ads.
Public Service Announcement
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NOTICE OF
WATER RIGHT
TRANSFER 8521
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Illinois Valley Golf Asso-
ciation filed an applica-
tion with the Water Re-
sources Department for
a change in point of
diversion and place of
use of water as pro-
vided by ORS 540.510
to 540.530.
Special Order Volume
33, Page 267, in the
name of Illinois Valley
Golf Association, INC,
includes a right limited
to 0.24 cubic foot per
second from East Fork
Illinois River, with a
priority date of March
15, 1979 for irrigation of
12 acres.
The point of diversion
for this right is in the
(Kerby Ditch) SE1/4
NW1/4, Section 27,
T39S., R8W., W.M.;
990’ N and 840’ W from
the Center Corner of
Section 27.
The applicant proposes
to change the point of
diversion to NE1/4,
NW1/4, Section 16,
Township 39 South,
Range 8 West, W.M.;
1340’ N and 940 feet
West of North 1/4 Cor-
ner of Section 16.
The applicant proposes
to change the place of
0.3 acres to SE1/4 NW
1/4 Section 16, T39S,
R8W, W.M.
Permit 44911, in the
name of Illinois Valley
Golf Association, INC.,
includes a right limited
to 0.41 cubic foot per
second from East Fork
Illinois River, with a
priority date of May
1887 for irrigation of
20.6 acres.
The point of diversion
for this right is in the
(Kerby Ditch) SE1/4
NW1/4, Section 27,
T39S, R8W, W.M.; 990’
N and 840’ W from the
Center Corner of Sec-
tion 27.
The applicant proposes
to change the point of
diversion to NE1/4 NW
1/4, Section 16, Town-
ship 39 South, Range 8
West, W.M.; 1340’N
and 940 feet West of
North 1/4 Corner of
Section 16.
The applicant proposes
to change the place of
0.2 acres to SE1/4 NW
1/4, Section 16, T39S,
R8W, W.M.
Protests may be filed by
persons who think their
water right may be in-
jured by this change.
The protest fee is
$25.00. Additional infor-
mation or forms and
rules for filing protests
are available from the
Water Resources De-
partment by phoning
(541) 471-2886, ext.
228. If a protest is filed
a hearing may be held.
The last date of publica-
tion is Wednesday,
Sept. 18, 2002. IF NO
PROTEST IS FILED
WITHIN 30 DAYS AF-
TER THE LAST DATE
OF
PUBLICATION,
THE CHANGE MAY BE
APPROVED WITHOUT
A HEARING.
Publish, Sept. 4, 11, 18,
2002
Biscuit Fire
officials list
closed sites
with plans
for rehab
By SHERRI HOPPER
Several residents of Illi-
nois Valley attended a
Thursday, Aug. 29 meeting
at Jubilee Park to discuss the
status of the Biscuit Fire.
One issue addressed by
fire officials during the
meeting was public access
to areas affected by the for-
est fire. Rob Shull, a U.S.
Forest Service supervisor,
explained that assessment of
the area for public safety
would first have to occur
before opening areas now
closed.
According to Shull,
opening Bear Camp Road,
which runs between Grants
Pass and the coast, is a pri-
ority. The forest service
hopes to eventually establish
overlooks on the road for
viewing the fire area.
As far as the interior of
the fire, roads will have to
be assessed for a number of
hazards, as well as making
sure public access does not
hamper rehabilitation ef-
forts.
Rehabilitation of areas
affected by suppression ac-
tivities and also of the
burned area, have now come
to the forefront with crews
working to rehabilitate the
containment lines.
Also a Burned Area
Emergency Rehabilitation
(BAER) team has begun
work on the analysis and
prescription for preparing
the area for winter rains.
Members of Mike Mor-
com’s Blue Mountain Inter-
agency team also attended
the meeting. Team members
explained the current situa-
tion. There are still interior
areas burning, but the only
active portion of the fire is
in the Pistol River area, they
said.
Smoke was another con-
cern to those in attendance.
It was explained that while
smoke levels will continue
to diminish, smoke may
continue to be an issue until
the fire is completely out --
an event that may not take
place until winter rains be-
gin.
Another question was
about missing hiker Michael
Woods. Pam Bode, Illinois
Valley-Galice District
ranger, said that the forest
service is working with Jo-
sephine County Emergency
Management to begin
searching for the missing
hiker. It has previously been
too smoky and dangerous to
begin to try to locate the
hiker, who left to hike
through the Kalmiopsis Wil-
derness just days previous to
the start of the fire.
(Located at the corner of Rockydale Road and Hwy. 199)
Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
592-5386
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Illinois Valley News
321 S. Redwood Hwy., Cave Junction OR 97523