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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, October 8, 2003
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She said she would drive to
a service station and have
the part removed.
*Frances E. Caulfield,
40, was cited on a charge
of not wearing a seatbelt in
the 300 block of S. Red-
wood Hwy.
*Jennifer Lynn Ste-
phenson, 42, was cited for
driving without liability
insurance on Redwood
Hwy. near Caves Hwy.
*Denise Marshelle Ste-
vens, 49, was cited on a
charge of not wearing her
seatbelt on Redwood Hwy.
near Caves Hwy.
*On Redwood Hwy.
near Hamilton Avenue,
Jack Porter Hall, 38, was
cited for driving without an
operator’s permit.
*At Waldo Lookout,
Dawn Andrea Soule, 28,
was cited on a charge of
riding a motorcycle without
a helmet. Robert Charles
Breakfield, 39, was cited
on charges of driving while
suspended and without a
helmet.
*In the 9000 block of
Takilma Road a man was
warned for trespassing.
*In the 1000 block of
McMullen Creek Road a
woman said a juvenile per-
son was refusing to return
home. A report was filed
for a runaway person.
*A woman in the 100
block of Kerby Mainline
Road
deputies arrested
Anthony Grebisz, 15, on a
charge of being a runaway
person.
*In the 200 block of
Iron Way a woman said she
heard a dozen gunshots and
someone yelling. It turned
out it was somebody pop-
ping balloons.
*A man was warned
for interfering with an offi-
cer in the 200 block of Iron
Way.
Thursday, Sept. 25
*In the 2000 block of
Rockydale Road a woman
said her neighbors were
playing music too loud.
*In the 100 block of S.
Redwood Hwy. a woman
said a group of people
were threatening to beat up
the designated driver of
another man in a car. He
refused to leave the vehi-
cle, and the people threat-
ening him eventually left.
*In the 500 block of
W. River Street an interior
fan set off an alarm at the
library of Evergreen Ele-
mentary.
*Deputies pulled a
deer off the roadway in the
18000 block of Redwood
Hwy. at 3:57 a.m. They
contacted Wildlife Images
to pick it up.
*Machelle Viles Lee,
42, was cited on a charge
of violating the basic rule
at milepost 34 of Redwood
Hwy.
*In the 24000 block of
Redwood Hwy. a woman
said someone came to her
house looking for a girl
named “Rainbow.” When
told that she did not live
there the person became
irate and eventually fired a
gun at her house. No bul-
lets hit the house.
*At IVHS a woman
said her daughter was be-
yond parental control after
having a bad day at school.
The girl was in the princi-
pal’s office and her mother
was unable to leave work
to pick her up. Deputies
advised the mother to call
Juvenile Services if she
runs away or become vio-
lent.
*Daniel Putnam, 14,
was arrested on a charge of
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menacing at IVHS at 12:10
p.m. Putnam had report-
edly threatened to bring
chains and padlocks to
school, lock the doors and
shoot his ex-girlfriend and
others. He was suspended
by the school on Sept. 23
for the incident. He was
transported to the Juvenile
Justice Center in Grants
Pass.
*In the 1200 block of
Illinois River Road a man
said he was being blocked
access from Deer Creek
Ranch despite having pa-
perwork granting permis-
sion. A woman reportedly
placed a firearm in plain
view to scare him off.
*In the 500 block of S.
Redwood Hwy. a woman
reported continuing theft
from her residence. Items
reported missing included
jewelry, medications and
other items. There was no
substantial suspect infor-
mation.
*A woman said a vehi-
cle cut off three other vehi-
cles on Deer Creek Road.
Deputies were unable to
locate it.
Friday, Sept. 26
*In the 500 block of
Dick George Road, James
W. Kendall, 38, was ar-
rested on a warrant on
original charges of failing
to appear on charges of
possession of a controlled
substance and endangering
the welfare of a minor. He
was transported to Jose-
phine County Adult Jail.
*At the Illinois Valley
Resource Center a woman
said a man was beating his
head on a steering wheel in
the parking lot and his wife
was screaming. The vehi-
cle then left at a high rate
of speed. Deputies were
unable to locate the vehi-
cle.
*Extra patrol was re-
quested at IVHS after the
previous threat by a stu-
dent.
*In the 900 block of
Naue Way a man reported
some fuel was missing
from his vehicle.
*A man in the 100
block of Gemini Lane said
a pistol with a listed value
of $400 was missing from
his home.
*In the 900 block of
Naue Way a man said he
found a wallet and a small
amount of marijuana.
Deputies said it belonged
to an ex-tenant who was in
jail and there was no
crime.
*A citizen said an in-
toxicated man was driving
recklessly in a blue truck
on Airport Drive at 7:28
p.m. A woman on Red-
wood Hwy. near River
Street said she saw the
same man. Deputies were
unable to locate him.
MIDDLE SCHOOL’S FINEST -- Lorna Byrne Middle School in Cave Junction honored
several youngsters with Student of the Month awards for September recently.
Among those honored were sixth grade students Stephanie Christensen and Clint
Robertson, seventh graders Meghin Pitts and Scott Armijo and eighth graders Mi-
chelle La Pierre-Brown and Alex Miller.
(Photo by Britt Fairchild)
RCC to offer
Home-buying
instruction
ACCESS Inc. and the
Southern Oregon Housing
Resource Center will pre-
sent the “ABC’s of Home-
buying” class for first-time
home buyers.
The class is scheduled
for Saturday, Oct. 18 at
Rogue Community Col-
lege Redwood Campus in
Grants Pass. There is a fee
to attend this class.
Students receive a cer-
tificate of achievement for
completing the class. The
certificate is a requirement
to apply for some first-
time home buying loan
products and down pay-
ment/closing cost assis-
tance available to low-
income first-time home
buyers through Oregon
Housing and Community
Services.
Fox earns
Adair Homes’
scholarship
This fall, Alicia Fox
will, a Lane Community
College student moved
closer to her goal of ob-
taining an engineering de-
gree from University of
Oregon by earning an
Adair Homes’ scholar-
ships. Fox was a member
of the Key Club and the
year book staff at Illinois
Valley High School.
Adair Homes awarded
$8,250 to seven students in
Oregon and Washington
for the fall 2003 term.
A benefit for the Dome School
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Oct. 10, 11 & 12 - All Day
Page Creek Rd., Takilma
$5 Day Pass
Camping/Vending Passes -
$20 for all three days
(No pre-registration needed)
Trade - Barter - Share
Kids’ Village
Dance/Theater
Workshops
Garden Produce
Drumming Circle
Harvest Corn Dance Arts/Crafts
No alcohol, drugs, weapons or dogs.
is open
Saturdays:
Dr. Gault joins us from
Baltimore, Maryland.
She is board certified in
family practice medicine
and is available to provide
primary care services for
the entire family.
Siskiyou Community
Health Center,
Cave Junction is
accepting new patients.
9:30 a.m.
to
2:30 p.m.
Hours: Mondays - Saturdays
9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
For more information
phone (800) 922-1025