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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, May 25, 2005
IVFD voting
results listed
Two directors were re-
elected, and one former di-
rector gained a seat on the
Illinois Valley Fire District
Board of Directors.
There was a 22 percent
turnout in the special vote-
by-mail election on Tues-
day, May 17, reported the
Josephine County Clerk’s
Office.
Director Leonard Frick,
of Kerby, did not seek re-
election, and his seat will be
taken by Dusty A. Bou-
chard, of Selma, who served
on the board several years
ago.
Re-elected were Direc-
tors Larrick D. Jones and
Don Haviland, both of Cave
Junction.
All three ran unop-
posed. Jones garnered 893
votes; Haviland 896; and
Bouchard 895. Each re-
ceived approximately 66
percent of the majority of
votes cast.
FLOWER POWER - An-
nabelle Drevenstedt, 6,
(top photo) admires top
winners in the Illinois
Valley Garden Club’s
annual flower show at
Immanuel United Meth-
odist Church Saturday,
May 21. Winning entrants
were (entries from left)
Nancy Hinds, Edith Mar-
tin (three winning speci-
mens), and K. Nichols.
(Not shown, the winner
submitted by A. Dre-
venstedt). Grace Dre-
venstedt, 4 (right), shows
her third-place winner.
Care-giving
help available
I love to think of Nature
as an unlimited broad-
casting station, through
which God speaks to
each of us every hour, if
we only tune in.
- George Washington
Carver -
A six-week workshop
for family care-givers to
older adults -- “Taking Care
of You: Powerful Tools for
Care-giving” -- is offered by
Lovejoy Hospice.
Presentations will be
held Wednesdays from 2 to
4 p.m. beginning June 1 at
the hospice building, 939
Eighth St. in Grants Pass.
Donations to help de-
fray costs are suggested, but
not required, said Lovejoy.
Class size is limited,
and preregistration is re-
quired. Phone Carol Terry at
474-3110, Ext. 239.
According to Lovejoy,
“Participants will discover
the importance of self-care,
as they develop personalized
action plans. They acquire
tools to reduce stress; com-
municate effectively with
family members and ser-
vice-providers; diminish
guilt, anger and depression;
and make tough decisions.”
Laurel Cemetery Association
Annual Meeting and Potluck
Sunday, May 29
Meeting: 10:30 a.m.
Laurel Cemetery Chapel
Potluck: 11:00 a.m.
Senior Center
520 E. River, Cave Junction
Inflation-proof American Silver Liberty Dollars are Here
The second most popular private currency in the US with $10 million
in circulation.
ILLINOIS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL students were in-
volved in three special fine and performing arts events
last week. Kelly Tate’s drama class staged ‘Forever We
Dance,’ based on Shakespeare's ‘Taming of the
Shrew.’ The production was written and performed by
students. Lead actors in the play were (from left) Tara
Gates, Kathryn Baker, Ashley Withers, Dakota Frisk,
Kiley Reynolds, and Leah Person. Elaine Baker’s art
students displayed their work from the current semes-
ter. Some of it was viewed by (left) Jacob Ellis. In addi-
tion, the annual Spring Concert was performed by
band and choral students directed by Kevin Soon.
Ask for your $10 Silver Liberty Dollar in change from:
Carlos’ Mexican Restaurante
Pizza Pit
Pietro’s Italian Restaurant
Dillon’s Nursery
Changes-Art and Energy
Rising Suns Gift Shop
Good Neighbor Fencing
Berger Master Sportswear
Many Phacits
Debt Elimination by Heart
More merchants coming soon.
Golden Dragon Gate Chinese Restaurant has American Liberty
Dollars for sale.
Allen Aslan Heart
Liberty Dollar of S.W. Oregon
Phone 592-6652
LIC#39671
Illinois Valley High School varsity softball team went
to the first round playoffs in state competition last weekend
and lost 4-1 against Molalla.
The Cougars, coached by Justine Johnson, finished the
Skyline Conference in first place with a 12-4 record of
wins and losses.
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