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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, September 10, 2003
Cougars win volleyball opener with South Umpqua
Illinois Valley’s var-
sity volleyball team sent
South Umpqua packing
Thursday, Sept. 4 in five
games.
The Cougars won the
match 14-25, 21-25, 25-21,
25-23, and 16-11 in Ken
Mann Memorial Gym.
Kim Hamilton ham-
mered 22 kills and had
nine digs to lead the Cou-
gars, and Serena Barry
added nine kills.
The Cougars will play
host to North Valley on
Thursday, Sept. 11. The
frosh/soph game starts at
5:15 p.m. The varsity girls
start at 6:30 p.m.
Investment Club
Armchair Investment Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 15. Meetings
are held in the offices of Oregon Mountain Real Estate on
the third Monday of each month. Several memberships are
open. Persons interested in investing in the stock market
are invited to attend.
Garden Club
The Illinois Valley Garden Club will have its first
meeting of the 2003-04 year on Friday, Sept. 19. Coffee
hour will begin at 12:30 p.m. The meeting will be at 1 p.m.
at Immanuel United Methodist Church, 200 W. Watkins
St., Cave Junction. Deer deterrent methods for gardens and
flower beds will be discussed.
Hostesses for the September meeting are Arlene Block,
Hope Loften and Laurie Morrow. Officers for the next two
years are President Edith Martin, Secretary, Darlene
Milner and Treasurer Diana Rietan.
For more information, phone 592-2941 or 592-4257.
VICTORIOUS - Janelle
Hoskins (photo right)
raises her hand as
Serena Barry bumps the
ball. Ricci Coultas (photo
below) makes a dig as
Kim Hamilton (No. 2) and
Catherine Sullivan look
on during Illinois Valley’s
win over South Umpqua.
(Photos by Steve Fairchild)
Sports Challenge
By WALTER BRANCH
Tuesday, Sept. 2
*11:07 a.m., medical
standby, 681 Caves Hwy.
*1:05 p.m., motor ve-
hicle accident, 18000
block Redwood Hwy.
*3:53 p.m., structure
fire, 30400 block Redwood
Hwy.
*4:12 p.m., motor ve-
hicle accident, Redwood
Hwy. MP 14
*6:12 p.m., medical
assist, 17000 block Red-
wood Hwy.
Wednesday, Sept. 3
*6:20 p.m., medical
assist, 100 block Hogue
Drive
Thursday, Sept. 4
*10:17 a.m., motor
vehicle accident, Redwood
Hwy. MP 15.
*3:12 p.m., medical
assist, 5600 block Caves
Hwy.
*4:22 p.m., fireworks
complaint, 100 block S.
Sawyer
*4:51 p.m., grass fire,
700 block Kirkham Road
*7 p.m., motor vehicle
accident, 100 block S.
Redwood Hwy.
*11:44 p.m., medical
assist, 33000 block Red-
wood Hwy.
Friday, Sept. 5
*5:57 p.m., smoke in-
vestigation, 12300 block
Takilma Road
*7:05 a.m., smoke in-
vestigation, Garner Road/
White Schoolhouse Road
*7:35 a.m., medical
assist, 100 block Hogue
Drive
*9:36 a.m., tree fire,
5000 block Caves Hwy.
*1:51 p.m., smoke in-
vestigation, 5000 block
Upper Deer Creek Road.
*5:15 p.m., smoke in-
vestigation, Redwood
Hwy. MP 18
*5:48 p.m., grass fire,
5000 block Lone Mountain
Road
Saturday, Sept. 6
*7:37
a.m., smoke
investigation, 200 block
Ollis Road
*9:49 a.m., medical
assist, 300 block Iron Way
*2:57 p.m., medical
assist, 6000 block Deer
Creek Road
Sunday, Sept. 7
*3:33 a.m., motor ve-
hicle accident, 1800 block
Laurel Road
*1:58 p.m., medical
assist, 5600 block Lake-
shore Drive
1. What did the Interna-
tional Amateur Athletic
Federation first require
100-meter runners to use
at international meets in
1980?
2. What former Boston
College quarterback's last
name resembles that of a
musical instrument?
3. What pro hockey team
test-marketed a brand of
cologne called Bully in
1989?
4. What American took the
heptathlon and long jump
gold medals at the Seoul
Olympics?
5. What former baseball
player became a vice
president of Koala Coolers
only weeks after his re-
lease from prison in 1987?
6. What lasted an average
of five pitches during the
1987 major league base-
ball season?
7. What boxer's record
before the 1984 Olympics
was 104-1?
8. What Heisman Trophy
winner returned his first
NFL kickoff for a touch-
down?
9. What European nation
did Yvonne van Gennip
speed skate for at the
1988 Winter Olympics?
Sports Quiz Answers
1. Starting blocks; 2. Doug
Flutie; 3. The Philadelphia
Flyers; 4. Jackie Joyner
Kersee; 6. Denny McLain;
6. Baseballs; 7. Mark Bre-
land's; 8. Tim Brown; 9.
The Netherlands.
(c) 2003 DBR Media,
Meidinger Concrete Construction
Serving the Valley since 1974
Licensed - Bonded - Insured
Specializing in all types of Concrete and Masonry
New - Foundations - Walks - Drives - Patios
Mobile Home Runners and Foundations
Bridges and Abutments - Slabs - Large or Small
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Stamped & Colored Concrete
Phone 592-4485
Mike Meidinger License #93173
Each man has his own vocation.
The talent is the call.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson -
Discretionary grants available from ODOT
Oregon Dept. of
Transportation (ODOT)
Public Transit Division
will accept applications for
three types of discretionary
grants until 5 p.m. on Fri-
day, Oct. 31.
Special Transportation
Grants are available to pro-
viders of transportation
services to the elderly and
disabled persons.
(541) 476-2127
Rural General Grants
and Vehicle Preservation
Grants are available to
only to current recipients
of state Special Transpor-
tation funds or Federal
Transit Administration
funds.
The division will
award $13.3 million in
grants in these three pro-
gram areas.
The time frame for
grant programs is July 1
through June 30, 2005.
Applications and eligi-
bility information are
a vai labl e o nlin e a t
w w w . o d o t . s t a t e. o r . u s /
pubtrans.
For more information
phone Jean Palmateer,
Special Transportation
Fund program manager, at
(503) 986-3472.
Read the ‘I.V. News’
Taylor’s Special:
Bangers or Swiss Bratwurst
$2.19 lb.
(Reg. $2.49)
****September Events: 7-10 p.m.****
*Friday, Sept. 12 - Art Walk
3 Daves & A Chaser
Sheriff Dave Daniel plays ‘hippie music’
Dinner Special:
Fish & Chips - $6.95
*Friday, Sept. 19 - Josh Arrah Warren
all original songs
Come-one, Come-all Scrabble games
*DINNERS SERVED*
Thursday, Friday & Saturday - Starting at 5 p.m.