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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, July 23, 2003 Page 16 (Continued from page 15) 10:12 p.m. Monday, July 7 *Deputies transported a woman from Art’s Red Garter Saloon & Steak- house to a home in the 1400 block of Rockydale Road after she was in- volved in an assault. *In the 400 block of Pine Cone Drive deputies responded to a landlord and tenant dispute. *At 12:03 p.m. in the 900 block of Caves Hwy. deputies notified a man that his son had committed suicide. Deputies said fam- ily members had already informed him. *Deputies responded to a non-injury accident that occurred at Store Gulch at 4:10 p.m. *A man reported a family camping at Bolen Lake was missing after taking a hike at 4:38 p.m. Deputies said the family was located. *In the 7200 block of Holland Loop Road a woman in a process of buying a house said a tran- sient man was drinking a beer while sitting on her future porch. The man was gone when deputies ar- rived, they said. *Deputies looked for a man reportedly trespassing at some apartments in the 700 block of Caves Hwy. The property manager said he was not supposed to be on the property. *In the 2700 block of Cave Hwy. a man was having a custody dispute with a woman after she had not returned her child for a week. Deputies said the couple handled the matter themselves. *In the 100 block of Finch Road a man wanted deputies to quiet down barking dogs at his neighbor’s house. Deputies contacted Animal Control. *At 11:38 p.m. the same man who complained about his neighbor’s loud dogs said he was mad at the deputies for not leaving any paperwork at the neighbor’s residence alert- ing them of the problem. He requested an appoint- ment to speak with a su- pervisor. *An alarm went off at Kerbyville Museum at 5:29 a.m. *A man said someone dumped the dead body of a bear on his property in the 800 block of Crooks Creek Road at 9:15 a.m. *A cell phone and pager found at Shop Smart were turned in to deputies at the I.V. Substation. *A woman in the 100 block of Tracy Lane said she accidentally pushed the “911” button on her phone when she was hanging it up at 3:08 p.m. *Someone called 911 for no apparent reason at the Cave Junction Pool public phone. *At milepost 26 of Redwood Hwy. a citizen said a logging truck was being driven recklessly. *A company told deputies they were going to repossess a fifth wheel trailer in the 6000 block of Deer Creek Road. *In the 33000 block of Redwood Hwy. a citizen said there was a fugitive in a pickup truck. *In the 600 block of Fredrick Court a woman said a neighbor girl was taking pictures of her chil- dren. Deputies said no crime was committed. *A man said two teen- aged boys wearing back packs were carrying a pro- pane tank in the 200 block of E. Lister Street. *In the 1000 block of Norman Road a man said someone had thrown rocks at his dogs. *A man in the 1400 block of Lakeshore Drive said he was worried after hearing his name on a po- lice scanner. Wednesday, July 9 *In the 500 block of Caves Hwy. a man said his caregiver had not arrived for work at 1:36 a.m. *In the 18000 block of Redwood Hwy. a man said someone entered his busi- ness through a window and that approximately $3,000 was missing at 10:14 a.m. *A woman in the 900 block of Illinois River Road said a man threat- ened her with bodily harm and threatened to take a chain to her vehicle when she went to retrieve her things from his house. *In the 100 block of Hogue Drive a woman said a 22-month-old child had gasoline in her eyes. Depu- ties said a doctor washed her eyes until medics ar- rived. *In the 600 block of Caves Hwy. a woman said a man was fondling her and had previously forced her into an unwanted sex act. Deputies said they re- ferred the call to the Major Crimes unit. *A woman in the 23000 block of Redwood Hwy. said a former boy- friend was stalking her, prowling at her house late at night and making verbal threats. *In the 100 block of S. Sawyer Avenue a man was warned by deputies after he road a quad motorcycle onto other people’s proper- ties. *In the 3200 block of Holland Loop Road a car rolled over and was block- ing traffic at 9:52 p.m. No victims were found al- though a witness saw some men in a nearby field. Deputies said they filed a report for failure to leave a name at the scene of an accident and for property damage. QUILT SHOW WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOUR QUILTS AT THE ANNUAL BLACKBERRY FESTIVAL QUILT SHOW SATURDAY & SUNDAY, AUG. 9 AND 10 CAVE JUNCTION COUNTY BUILDING. CONTACT 592-6877 OR 592-2933 BY FRIDAY, AUG. 1 Thursday, July 10 *At 2:49 a.m. a woman said she heard a prowler outside her house and that her power went out in the 23000 block of Redwood Hwy. Deputies said they were unable to locate a prowler. *A man said a dog was barking for more than a half an hour near the inter- section of Rockydale Road and Martin Road. *At the base of Hay’s Hill deputies stopped a vehicle that fit the descrip- tion of a prowler reported earlier at 4:18 a.m. *An anonymous citi- zen in the 2100 block of Laurel Road said a neighbor habitually plays his music really loud, gets drunk and passes out, leav- ing the rest of the neighbors to enjoy his tunes late into the night. *In the 500 block of Hummingbird Road a man said his son’s car was taken from his residence without his permission and was involved in an acci- dent. Deputies said the driver had permission from the son. *Dawn Andrea Soule, 41, was cited on a charge of driving while suspended at 10:39 a.m. in the 100 block of S. Redwood Hwy. *A man said some bar bouncers confiscated a gun from an irate customer who had an argument with another patron at a bar in Downtown Cave Junction. Deputies said they took the gun for evidence. *In the 500 block of Caves Hwy. a man said his wife’s wedding ring with a listed value of $2,000 was missing. *In the 100 block of Dogwood Lane a man said a woman may have over- dosed on librium at 4:10 p.m. She was transported to TRCH in Grants Pass. *A woman served with 72 hours notice to leave her apartment had a verbal dispute with her landlord in the 3500 block of Rockydale Road. *A woman said her purse was missing from her shopping cart at Shop Smart at 6:07 p.m. The purse contained $450 cash, credit cards, a Social Secu- rity card and alien docu- ments, she said. *In the 400 block of Redwood Hwy. a citizen said a man was kicking a woman. *In the 200 block of N. Redwood Hwy. a former employee threatened her boss stating “watch out for yourself,” at 9:40 p.m. *A man in the 1800 block of Crooks Creek road said a suspicious man came to his house and said he was looking for some- one named Garcia. The resident didn’t believe him and wanted deputies to TOP MOVIES 1. Pirates Of The Carib- bean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl starring Johnny Depp Rated: PG- 13 2. Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde Reese Witherspoon PG-13 3. Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines Arnold Schwarzenegger R 4. The League Of Extraor- dinary Gentlemen Sean Connery PG-13 5. Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas (Animated) featuring the voice of Brad Pitt PG 6. Finding Nemo (Animated) featuring the voice of Albert Brooks G 7. The Hulk Edward Bana PG-13 (c) 2003 DBR Media, Inc. Three area Little League baseball teams turned in a good show- ing recently at a Little League All–Star tourna- ment in Brookings. The Junior All-Star Team (top photo), sponsored by Home Valley Bank, cap- tured second place in Southern Oregon. The team includes: (rear from left) coach Pat Miller, Alex Bergman, Austin Hocker, manager Dave Hocker, Kevin LaPierre, Graham Parker, William Crowl, and coach Dick Ethier; (front from left) Tony Derda, Vincent Becker, Doug Hoskins, Larry Ragsdale, Robert Bell, Jade Yandell and Aaron Baker. The Major All-Star Team, (middle photo) sponsored by Sonrise Tile, also com- peted. The team in- cludes: manager Vicki Jones, coach Glen Moore, coach Tom Kol- berg, Andrew Augustadt, Chris Carlton, Antonio Escalante, Sean Ewing, Quadye Fisher, Arik Gerhardt, Todd Heiller, Ben Kendall, Tommy Kolberg, Teddy Mar- henke, Harlan Mechling, Tobin Mikels, Anthony Spangler and Dustin Varien. The Minor All- Star Team, (photo above) sponsored by Wild River Brewing & Pizza Co., won two-of-four games. The team includes: (rear from left) manager Mike Harris, coach Ron Hults, coach Travis Robbins and coach Gary Ewing; (middle from left) Cindy Moore, Mason Roberts, Rodger Linse, Augustine Duarte, Andrew McLaughlin and Roger Hults; (front from left) Greg Crombie, Lucas Harris, Tyler Robbins, Matt Coultas, Anthony Becker, and Jeremiah Berger (not pictured). (Photos contributed) CONFIDENTIAL FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES FOR WOMEN AND MEN Free and Discounted Services Birth Control and Abstinence counseling, B.C. Supplies, Pregnancy testing, and HIV/STD testing. SISKIYOU COMMUNIY HEALTH CENTER Cave Junction office: 592-4111 Grants Pass office: (541) 471-3455 MANSFIELD R. 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