* * *
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ANIMALS/
POULTRY
* * *
JHB
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
FOUND: FEMALE Yel-
low Lab Retriever, blue-
green cloth collar,
friendly; appears to
have had pups recently.
Please claim your dog.
592-4318.
M33-1f
FREE
PAIR
OF
GEESE, free roosters.
592-2752.
S33-1f
FREE
KITTENS,
striped, 10-weeks-old,
good homes needed,
furry, fun, litter box
trained, intelligent, lov-
ing. 592-3053. C33-1f
TWO LOST DOGS
REWARD
Both
with
CURLY
HAIR. WHITE MALE
named “Winter”; RED-
B RO W N
F E M AL E
named “Robin, with
collar. Both medium-
sized, about 2-foot tall
at shoulders. Non-
aggressive. Last seen
Sunday 11/3 on Waldo
Lookout Road, mile 6-7.
Please phone with
ANY information 592-
4757 or message 592-
4572.
K33-1p
* * *
WANTED
People with heart,
people with
passion.
Have you ever
wished you could
work with a
professional
company with
professional
people doing
professional things
in a professional
way? Farmers
Insurance Group of
Companies is one of
the largest and
fastest growing
insurance
companies in the
industry. We’re
looking for help
from people who
want to be in
Control of their own
future!
Interested?
Fax resumes to
(541) 677-8206
or mail to
652 W. Umpqua St.
Roseburg, OR
97470
PERSONAL
* * *
$ $ 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.,
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.
AA-tfc
AL-ANON MEETINGS,
Cave Junction, 535 E.
River Street, Resource
Center, “Support for
family and friends of
alcoholics,” Wednes-
day, 6 p.m. 592-2837.
A9-tf
OPEN WOMEN’S AA
meeting 10 a.m. Satur-
day at I.V. Family Coali-
tion, 535 E. River
Street, CJ. AAW15-tfc
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SERVICES
* * *
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: OREGON
CONSTRUCTION Contractors Law (ORS 70
requires that all businesses who advertise
remodeling, repair, home improvements or new
construction be registered with the Construction
Contractors Board. Registration means contrac-
tors have a bond or insurance. For your protec-
tion, phone the CCB at (503) 378-4621., Ext. 4900
or check out a
contractor’s registration and
claims history before hiring them.
OREGON LANDSCAPE Contractors Law (ORS 671)
requires that all businesses who advertise
landscaping services be licensed with the
Landscape Contractors Board. A license means
contractors 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.
K45-tfc
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.
M20-tfc
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-
5270.
C42-tfc
BRUSH BROS. Yard
Service: fire hazard
removal, berries, over-
growth tree trimming,
wood cutting/splitting,
yard cleanup, shrubs,
lawns. 597-4517.
S33-1p
* * *
Fire Starters or ?
15 lb. bundles
4 for $1
at “I.V. News”
* * *
WANTED
* * *
CRAFT VENDORS
WANTED for Nov. 10
Bazaar. Contact Illinois
Valley Grange 592-
4478.
IVG32-2p
* * *
WORK WANTED
* * *
CARE GIVER: Experi-
enced, registered with
Senior Services or pri-
vate, light housekeep-
ing, shopping, compan-
ion. 287-0034, leave
message.
W33-2p
* * *
HELP WANTED
* * *
THE ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS encour-
ages 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 Announcemen
HELP WANTED: Earn
up to $500 per week
assembling products at
home. No experience.
Information (985) 646-
1700, Dept. OR-4051.
BSA31/33p
100
WORKERS
needed—assemble
crafts, wood items; ma-
terial provided; to $480
+ week. Free informa-
tion package 24 hours.
(801) 428-4617.
AFP33-4p
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YARD SALES
* * *
RAIN OR SHINE: Yards
for sale . . . Some with
houses! See Mike
Palmer Realty today.
596-2026 in O’Brien.
PR33-tfc
YARD SALE NOV. 9,
Saturday. Come see all
the good things we
have to sell at Valley
Evangelical
Free
Church, 498 Laurel
Road, 9 to 4.
S33-1p
GARAGE SALE: rain or
shine, Friday and Satur-
day, 9-3, 2604 Caves
Hwy. Rifle, generator,
chain
hoist,
knick
knacks, books, antique
desk, lots of misc.
M33-1p
* * *
LEGAL NOTICE
* * *
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, November 12,
2002 at the IVSC, 520
E. River Street, Cave
Junction, Oregon.
Publish: Nov. 6, 2002
IN CASE OF AN ERROR
in your ad, please contact
us immediately. We accept
responsibility for the first
incorrect insertion, and
then only to the extent of a
corrected insertion or re-
fund of the price paid.
* * *
TIMBER SALE
* * *
NATIONAL FOREST
TIMBER FOR SALE
SISKIYOU
NATIONAL FOREST
The Onion Hazard Sale
is located within T. 35,
36, 37S., R. 8 W.; T. 36
S., R. 7, 9W., W.M. The
Forest Service will re-
ceive sealed and oral
bids in public at Illinois
Valley Ranger District,
26568 Redwood High-
way, Cave Junction, OR
97523 at 10:00 A.M.
local time on 12/11/02
for an estimated 830
CCF of saw timber, and
80 CCF of non-saw
timber marked or other-
wise designated for
cutting. The Forest Ser-
vice reserves the right
to reject any and all
bids. Interested parties
may obtain a prospec-
tus from the office listed
below. A prospectus,
bid form, and complete
information concerning
the timber, the condi-
tions of sale, and sub-
mission of bids is avail-
able to the public from
the
Illinois
Valley
Ranger Station, 26568
Redwood
Highway,
Cave Junction, OR
97523 or the Galice
Ranger District, 200
N.E. Greenfield Road,
P.O. Box 440, Grants
Pass, OR 97528.
Publish: 11/6/02
* * *
PUBLIC NOTICE
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
* * *
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC
MEETING
* * *
This is to give notice
that on Tuesday, No-
vember 12, 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
*Sheriff’s Report
*Council Updates
*Project Updates
*Executive Session
(ORS 192.660(1)(b,h)
(If Required)
*Comments
Publish: 11-6-02
* * *
Get with it! Advertise in
the newspaper that
darn near everyone in
Illinois Valley reads.
Why - it is the Illinois
Valley News, the home-
town local paper that
the valley seeks for
news and advertising.
Why advertise any-
where else!? Give the
I.V. Noose a phone call,
at 592-2541, or stop by
the office, 321 S. Red-
wood Highway in Down-
town Cave Junction.
You can do a lot of ad-
vertising for not a whole
lot of money, and reach
the valley - the people
who help pay the local
freight.
* * *
The past is just the
beginning of the be-
ginning. –H. G. Wells
* * *
When I think of what I
said, I envy dumb
people.
--Seneca
* * *
Just when I found the
meaning of life, they
changed it.
—George Carlin
Thursday, Oct. 24
*In the 100 block
of Hogue Drive at
3:20 a woman re-
ported her 17-year-
old son was out of
control and was push-
ing her down. Upon
arrival it was found
that the mother and
son had separated.
The mother did not
wish to pursue the
matter any further.
*At 4:41 p.m. in
the 500 block of
Lakeshore Drive a
man said that a man
in a yellow pickup
truck asked if he
could park at the end
of his driveway so he
could watch a house
in the 600 block. It
was later found that
there was a restrain-
ing order against the
man in the pickup.
*A man in the
1800 block of Crooks
Creek Road reported
that he believed that
someone was tres-
passing on his prop-
erty by cutting the
wire of a fence that
he
shares
with
neighbors.
*At 7:02 p.m. in
the 200 block of
Schumacher Street,
children reported that
a man was beating up
a woman behind a
business. The man
and woman then
separated and the
man left. The woman
did not wish to pur-
sue the issue.
*Betty Sue Guer-
rero, 62, was cited on
the charge of driving
70 mph in a 45 zone
in the Caves Hwy./
Laurel Road area at
8:15 p.m.
*Lots of yelling
was reported at 8:49
p.m. in the 100 block
of Patton Bar Road. It
appeared that a physi-
cal altercation had
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY GIVEN that
the Josephine County
Commissioners
will
conduct informal meet-
ings with public officials,
county
department
heads and employees,
and other citizens,
every legal day, Mon-
day through Friday, with
the
exc eption
of
Wednesday, between
the hours of 9:00 A.M.
and 12:00 P.M. and
1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.,
in Room 154 of the Jo-
sephine County Court-
house. On Wednes-
days, the office hours
are from 8:00 A.M. to
12:00 P.M. and 1:00
P.M. to 5:00 P.M. A
daily schedule of all
prearranged meetings
will be posted each
morning beginning at
8:00 A.M. from the Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the
Board of Commission-
ers. The purpose of
these meetings will be
to gather information,
discuss issues, and
deliberate toward deci-
sions concerning mat-
ters of public policy and
concern. All interested
persons may attend
said meetings except
those designated as
“Executive Sessions.” In
addition, notice of advi-
sory board and commis-
sion meetings are also
posted in the Commis-
sioners Office.
DONE and DATED
this 22nd day of Jan.
1997.
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JOSEPHI NE
COUNTY
BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
Jim Brock, Chair
Harold
Haugen,
Vice Chair
occurred and that a
woman had suffered
a blow to the upper
right eye. It was later
found to be a mutual
fight and the parties
separated.
*At 8:33 p.m. a
woman said that an
old, beat-up car was
driving on the wrong
lane and had forced
three drivers off the
road. She stated that
the person had turned
onto Holton Creek
Road.
Friday, Oct. 25
*Upon opening
in the morning, an
employee at the Un-
ion 76 gas station in
Cave Junction found
that a window had
been broken. The
employee stated that
it was unknown as to
whether anything had
been taken, and it
was found that no
entry had been gained
to the premises.
*Approximately
50 goats were re-
ported loose on a
road on Sauer’s Flat
at 7:49 a.m.
*Quite a few
people were stopped
and warned for vio-
lating the basic rule
(VBR)/driving too
fast for conditions in
the E. River Street/
Old Stage Road area
between 8 and 9 a.m.
*Frank B. Salerni
was cited on a charge
of DWS violation at
E. River Street/Old
Stage Road area at
8:49 a.m.
*At 8:51 a.m. in
the 4000 block of
Waldo Road, Robert
Charles Breakfield,
39, was arrested on a
warrant from the
North Bend Police
Dept. on a charge of
failure to appear
(FTA) on failure to
carry and present li-
ability insurance. It
was reported that he
was known for pos-
sessing firearms,
eluding and assault-
ing police officers.
He was lodged in
Josephine County
jail.
*A young child
was responsible for a
911 phone call from
the 600 block of S.
Old Stage Road
at12:41 p.m.
*Theft of a vehi-
cle was reported at
1:09 p.m. at the state
liquor store in Down-
town CJ. A woman
stated that she went
into the store and that
when she came out,
the vehicle was miss-
ing. She had left the
keys in a dark gray
Dodge Ram with a
canopy. The com-
plainant said that the
pickup truck had
peace sign and god-
dess of life stickers.
*At 3:15 p.m. a
woman requested
public assistance con-
cerning her father.
She asked that a per-
son be contacted so
she could be given a
ride to Wolf Creek
where her ill father
was.
*An animal prob-
lem was reported at
Evergreen Elemen-
tary School track at
3:41 p.m. involving a
juvenile person who
suffered
minor
scrapes from her
brother’s dog. The
children’s grand-
mother was to take
the girl to a doctor.
*At 3:36 p.m. a
man in the 9000
block of Takilma
Road reported that a
gray pickup truck
was parked in his
driveway with the
drivers side door
open and the keys in
it. He stated he be-
lieved that the vehicle
had been there for at
least two hours, but
did not see who
dropped it off.
It was later found
that the vehicle was
involved in a theft
earlier that day.
*In the 10000
block of Takilma
Road
two
men
showed a strong in-
terest in a possible
stolen vehicle.
*At 6:27 p.m. a
woman in the 500
block of N. Old Stage
Road reported that a
Pitbull dog had bitten
her
1 2 - ye a r - o l d
granddaughter. The
woman was advised
that the dog had all
its current shots.
*An owner of an
apartment building in
the 200 block of W.
Stevenson Street re-
ported that a suspi-
cious looking man
was going door-to-
door selling some-
thing in a bottle. It
was later found to be
bottled water.
*David
Tripp
Nelson, 18, was cited
on a charge of speed
racing in the 200
block of N. Redwood
Hwy. at 8:05 p.m.
*Public assis-
tance was requested
in the 600 block of
Deer Creek Road.
The complainant said
that tenants had
pulled up to a barn
and possibly stolen
something. She said
that she would phone
the next day if any-
thing was taken.
*Richard
Lee
Buckendahl, 33, was
cited on a charge of
driving 82 mph in a
45 zone at Redwood
Hwy./Waldo Road.
Saturday, Oct. 26
*A blue van was
reported as being hid-
den into part of a
mountain in the
17000 block of Red-
woo d
Hwy.
A
woman stated that
she was surveying the
property nearby when
she spotted it. She
said that the vehicle
appeared to be in
good condition, but
that the tires were
missing.
*A bar fight was
reported at 12:41 a.m.
at the Red Garter Sa-
loon. It was reported
that six to eight peo-
ple were involved.
One person was
“trespassed.”
*Michael Lynn
Zloczewski, 42, was
cited and released on
a charge of driving
under the influence of
intoxicants (DUII) at
Caves
Hwy./
Dogwood Lane.
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