Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR. November 6, 2002
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areas, similar to what occurred
at Silver (the Silver Fire of
several years ago),” said
Bode. “The timber will still be
valuable in 2004, but the value
will decrease as time goes
on.”
Oshana Catranides, from
Ashland-based Lomakatsi
Restoration Project, an-
nounced to the group, that for
all who are interested, there a
fire ecology and restoration
conference would be held on
Nov. 2 and 3 in Williams.
Besides those already
noted, the meeting was at-
tended by Sue Parrish, Siski-
you Field Institute; Barry Snit-
kin, Siskiyou Project; Kevin
Harvey-Marose, George
Fence and Bob Litak, IVCRT;
Susan Chapp, Forestry Action
Committee; Michael Keown,
I.V. Ranger District; Jared
Voice, VISTA/IVCRT; and a
handful of other interested
Illinois Valley residents.
The next meeting of the
Fire Recovery Task Force will
be held on Friday, Nov. 15 at
1 p.m. in the county building
in Downtown Cave Junction.
Anyone can attend.
COUGARS CHOKE HONKERS - Illinois Valley High School Cougars smacked
Lakeview 40-8 in the final and non-league game of the season in Cave Junc-
tion on Saturday, Nov. 2. Natty Krauss (in top left photo) rushed for 175 yards
on 27 carries to lead the Cougars. For the season the junior running back tal-
lied 1,007 yards. Against the Honkers, Krauss and Mike Pagnotta teamed for a
combined 312 yards and five of I.V.’s six touchdowns. Pagnotta amassed 137
yards on 17 carries, with TD runs of 3, 11 and 58 yards. Also scoring for the
Cougs was Ian Moore who ran in the ball eight yards in the fourth quarter. The
Cougars netted 482 yards vs. Lakeview’s 94 yards. Led by first-year coach
Bob Thornhill, Illinois Valley had a 4-5 overall record; 2-4 in the Skyline Con-
ference.
(Photos by Timeless Photography/Andy Mechling)
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