Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, September 22, 2004
Page 15
CLEAN MACHINES -
Members of the Bridge-
view Community Church
Youth Group held a car
wash recently at Oregon
Caves Chevron to raise
money to attend a youth
conference in Sacra-
mento. The fund-raiser
was supervised by Ken
and Becky Loudon, co-
leaders of the Bridge-
view youth group. He
built the ‘super-duper’
drive-through sprayer to
help expedite the cleanli-
ness of the vehicles.
Those who participated,
who all came away with
‘super-clean’ cars, made
donations of their choice
to the youth group.
(Editor’s Note: Factual
information for ‘Blotter’ is
provided by official law
enforcement agencies. All
persons listed are innocent
until proven guilty in a
court of law. Charges can
be amended or dismissed.)
* * *
Friday, Sept. 3
*Two minors were
warned for possession of al-
cohol at McCaleb Ranch.
A driver was warned for
having an unrestrained child
and no insurance on S. Caves
Avenue at Lister Street at 8
p.m.
*When told to leave an
establishment in the 400
block of S. Redwood Hwy., a
man threw the bartender
down before his friends
hauled him away. The bar-
tender did not require medical
attention.
Saturday, Sept. 4
*A silver-colored BMX
bike was reported stolen from
Kerby.
*Someone passed a
fraudulent $100 bill at a CJ
business.
*The driver of a small,
white vehicle was following
four women on Redwood
Hwy., and all were scream-
ing at each other.
*Four people were con-
tacted at Jubilee Park while a
deputy conducted Commu-
nity Oriented Policing.
*In the 11000 block of
Takilma Road, Jeffrey Steven
Burdick, 25, was cited on
charges of no operator’s per-
mit, and driving uninsured.
*A woman said that her
son was “cranked up, flipping
out and yelling,” and also
threatening to kill his family.
*Misti Lin Yoshiwara,
21, was cited on charges of
driving while suspended
(DWS) and no insurance on
Westside Road at Prottsman
Way.
*Willie James Bearden,
50, was cited on a charge of
DWS, and warned for failure
to signal a lane change.
*Todd C. Renecker, 35,
was cited on charges of fel-
ony eluding, DWS, posses-
sion of a controlled sub-
stance, DUII, open container,
failure to drive within a lane,
and failure to wear a seatbelt.
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He was released, and his ve-
hicle towed from the 7000
block of Deer Creek Road.
*Jack Hugh Steinhoff,
20, was cited on a charge of
DWS and warned for failure
to yield to an emergency ve-
hicle on Deer Creek Road at
7:33 p.m.
*Animal Control was
notified that a wolfish-
looking dog had been chasing
a chicken on Lakeshore
Drive.
*A driver in the 9000
block of Takilma Road was
warned for violation of the
basic rule (driving too fast for
conditions) at 10:31 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 5
*A man on Dick George
Road advised law enforce-
ment of his intention to have
friends over to trap-shoot.
*At a CJ restaurant, a
man threatened to not pay his
bill “because the food was so
bad he could not eat it.” Em-
ployees began pushing him
and would not let him leave.
He finally paid the bill, and
they let him go.
*Michael J. Phillips, 33,
was cited and released on a
charge of DWS, and warned
for obscured plates and fail-
ure to provide insurance in-
formation.
*A light blue pickup
truck nearly struck another
vehicle as it turned onto
Westside Road, a woman
reported at 7:33 p.m.
*In O’Brien a caller
thought he found a stolen
vehicle, but a deputy found
no evidence that it was.
*Abandoned with beer
on top of it, a car was towed
from the 400 block of Lake-
shore Drive.
Monday, Sept. 6
*Ronald F. Jones, 51,
was cited and released on a
charge of DUII, and warned
for failure to signal a turn.
*ODOT was advised of a
“Stop” sign down on Caves
Avenue at Caves Hwy.
*After a woman com-
plained about a man who
refused to leave a residence in
the 24000 block of Redwood
Hwy., a civil compromise
was reached.
*James Patrick Ewing,
55, was cited to appear and
released on charges of DUII
and failure to leave name at
the scene of an accident, after
an accident on Takilma Road.
*A man on Caves Hwy.
shined a spotlight on a car
which had been parked in
front of a house on Caves
Hwy. for 15 minutes or so,
with an occupant who was
“raising hell,” cursing, swear-
ing and sounding intoxicated.
The vehicle then left toward
Cave Junction.
Tuesday, Sept. 7
*Suffering severe facial
injuries and a fractured leg, a
man found near the swim-
ming pool at the Junction Inn
at 2:40 a.m. appeared to have
*In the 35000 block of
Redwood Hwy. a man was
complaining that squatters
had tied up his dog, and he
wanted them removed. Be-
cause the situation was un-
founded as trespassing, a dep-
uty advised the man of his
civil options, and the tenants
were warned about tying up
the animals.
*On Lakeshore Drive, a
man said a woman had tres-
passed at his residence,
cursed at his house guest and
caused problems.
*Two young men in a
small, black, open-topped
sports car on Redwood Hwy.
near Rockydale Road startled
another driver by swerving at
her, she said at 4:15 p.m.
*Two young men in a
black, lowered pickup truck
were “spinning donuts” and
tossing beer cans around near
Selma Select Market at 4:48
p.m.
(Continued on page 16)
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