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Page 3 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, June 15, 2005 SAFE HOUSE ‘TALK/ABOUT’ - For those curi- ous about what the Illinois Valley Safe House Alliance offers to women and children, a “TalkAbout Tour” could be the answer. On Wednesday, June 15 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., visitors can learn about the growing problem of domestic violence and abuse from staff ready to work with survivors of such incidents. There will be a tour, time for questions, and light refreshments. Those with questions can phone 592-5332. YOUTHFUL LINKS - Signups for Junior Golf at Illinois Valley “Laurel Pines” Golf Course will be held Sat- urday, June 18 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the course. Six weeks of lessons will begin Thursday, June 23. There is a small fee. The program will end with a barbecue lunch and awards ceremony. POTTSVILLE PLEASURE - The annual Father’s Day festivities at historic Pottsville, 5 miles north of Grants Pass, will be held Saturday and Sunday, June 18-19. Many displays, equipment, demonstrations and attractions, in- cluding narrow gauge railroad rides, will be featured. The event is sponsored by Early Day Gas Engine Tractor Asso- ciation Inc., Branch 9. ‘JEFFERSON’ CONCERT - A free performance by the Illinois Valley group, “Jefferson,” will be held Wednes- day, June 22 at 7 p.m. at Immanuel United Methodist Church. The group will play Bluegrass and Country music “in their great acoustical-harmonious style.” Refreshments will be served after the performance. The church is on Wat- kins Street across from Shop Smart. WRESTLING GOLF - Illinois Valley Wrestling Club will sponsor a golf tournament Saturday, June 25 to benefit the club, which sponsors the I.V. High School pro- gram and the youth program. To sign up for the four-man scramble, phone or visit the I.V. “Laurel Pines” Golf Course. The IVHS wrestling team last season took the Sky- line District championship for the first time in 23 years, and placed fifth in state competition. The club believes that the team has an excellent chance of moving up in the rankings during the coming season. ‘TO YOUR HEALTH’ - Free preventive health screening will be available during the seventh annual Clas- sic & Antique Car Show Saturday, June 25 in Jubilee Park. The Cave Junction Lions Club, show sponsor, is bringing the Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation mobile health screening unit. There will be free screening for vis- ual acuity, hearing, blood pressure, glaucoma, and diabetes for adults, and minors with written parental permission. All five screenings usually can be provided in less than 20 min- utes. Those who want diabetes screening must not eat or drink anything other than water or black coffee for at least three hours prior. CJ Lions Club wants to be sure everyone knows that this year’s show has events for two days. Friday, June 24 will feature a poker run for all comers, plus a barbecue lunch; and a barbecue dinner followed by a dance with live music, all at Jubilee Park. WANNA’ KAWASAKI? - Kerby Belt Lodge 18 has tickets for a Kawasaki 700 quad in a drawing that will be conducted Oct. 8. Proceeds go to Masonic charitable en- deavors and high school scholarships for Illinois Valley. Tickets are available at Yanase Jewelers in Kerby, CJ 1- Hour Photo, Family Tree Garden Center, or from any lodge member. MOFFIT MEMORIES - Many will remember Jerry Moffit, who taught music at Illinois Valley High School for 13 years before leaving for Brookings. He was honored recently upon retirement after a total 28 years of teaching music, the last 15 at Brookings-Harbor High School and Azalea Middle School. NOTEPAD - Blue Moon Cafe in CJ will feature writer/musician Grant Christianson Wednesday, June 15 at 7 p.m. in its third Wednesday writers series … Iron Horse Rally at Lake Selmac is planned for Friday through Sun- day, June 24-26. Phone 955-0544 for more information, or use IronHorseBikeRally.com ... “All About Advanced Di- rectives” is the title of a free program Tuesday, June 28 from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Lovejoy Hospice center in Grants Pass. Phone 474-1193 for additional information ... Na- tional debt: Something that is always located just beyond comprehension … Overheard: I’d like to join the war on poverty, but I can’t pass the fiscal … Warning on a Super- man costume: Wearing cape does not allow user to fly ... Stupid quote: If you are killed, you’ve lost a very impor- tant part of your life. (Brooke Shields) … Correction in a British newspaper: We apologize for the error in last week’s issue in which we stated that Mr. Arnold Dogbody is a defective in the police force. We meant, of course, that he is a detective in the police farce … Dumb quote: The private enterprise system indicates that some people have higher incomes than others. (Gerry Brown) … Messed-up warning on a knife package: Caution. Knife is very sharp. Keep out of children. LAST WORDS - Among the delusions offered us by fuzzy-minded people is that imaginary creature, the Com- mon Man. The imperative need of this nation at all times is the leadership of Uncommon Men or Women. We need men and women who cannot be intimidated, who are not concerned with applause meters, not those who sell tomor- row for cheers today. (President Herbert Hoover) Highway 199 Clothing Co. Across from Select Market TORCH CLUB - The junior staff and Torch Clubs of the Boys & Girls Club, Illi- nois Valley Unit, recently planted flowers at Ever- green Elementary School and Jubilee Park. The flowers were donated by Dillon’s Nursery Garden Center. (Front, from left) Amber Webb, Keista Hew- itt and adviser Jenny LaVassaur; (rear, from left) Destiny Yoshiwara, Dan- ielle LaVassaur, Heather Hewitt, and Natane Stew- art. Those with ideas for more community service projects in Cave Junction can phone 592-4771. Intravalley bus at end of the road As part of budget reductions, the intravalley Illinois Val- ley bus service will be canceled as of July 1, said Josephine County Community Transit (JCCT). The board of county commissioners made the cut due to lack of income for the 2005-06 fiscal year budget. The JCCT bus that provides service from the Junction Inn to Rogue Community College will continue, said Kelly Miller, of JCCT. The intravalley bus cancellation will con- tinue through at least June 30, 2006. Appointments for that bus are made through I.V. Family Coalition, which is not responsible for termination of service. Pain - Stress - Injuries Deep massage - CranioSacral Therapy Monday - Friday by appointment Senior Discounts - Gift Certificates Illinois Valley Country Fair Saturday, July 2 Vendor spaces available Monday, June 6 *7:41 a.m., medical assist (M.A.), all with American Medical Response (AMR) 200 block Dick George Road. *7:42 a.m., districtwide medical standby (DiMS), all for AMR. *9:32 p.m., M.A., 200 block W. River Street. *9:35 p.m., DiMS. Tuesday, June 7 *2:43 p.m., open burn, 200 block Illinois River Road. *4:35 p.m., open burn, Hwy. 199 milepost 19. *9:35 p.m., motor vehicle accident (MVA), 200 block W. Watkins Street. Wednesday, June 8 *1:32 a.m., M.A., 5500 block Rockydale Road. *1:08 p.m., escaped open burn, Hwy. 199/Hamilton Avenue. *1:15 p.m.,, DiMS. *1:44 p.m., M.A., 500 block Arrowhead Drive. Thursday, June 9 *11:22 a.m., M.A., 200 block W. Lister Street. *11:23 a.m., DiMS. Friday, June 10 *11:51 a.m., M.A., 100 block Old Stage Road. *11:53 a.m., DiMS. *8:47 p.m., explosion, 1000 block Caves Hwy. *9:14 p.m., M.A. 100 block N. Kerby Avenue. Saturday, June 11 *11:39 a.m., MVA, 1000 block Happy Camp Road. *11:39 a.m., DiMS. *11:56 a.m., open burn, 800 block Takilma Road. *2:04 p.m., illegal open burn, 18000 block Hwy. 199. *8:08 p.m., M.A., 100 block N. Junction Avenue. *8:09 p.m., DiMS. Sunday, June 12 *4:59 p.m., M.A. 200 block Dogwood Lane. *5 p.m., DiMS. Sponsored by I.V. Family Coalition on the Sterling Bank parking lot. A Free Family Fun Event including: Arts & Crafts Animals Raffle Music Food Farmer’s Market Special Events for Kids For more information or to sign-up for vendor space, contact Carl Ronan, Executive Director of the coali- tion at 541-592-6139, extension 303. Volunteers also are encouraged to phone. Now also serving Satellite TV at a remarkable value. Isn’t that refreshing! Oregon has its own 25¢ highlighting Crater Lake The Oregon quarter, featuring the image of Cra- ter Lake on the reverse, offi- cially was launched in a public ceremony in Portland Wednesday, June 15. This event kicked off a summer-long promotion by Travel Oregon and the gov- ernor's office to encourage exploration of Crater Lake and the state’s many natural wonders. The summer cele- bration will culminate in Klamath Falls Aug. 25 when Gov. Kulongoski will celebrate the Oregon quarter in Klamath County, the home of Crater Lake. At the event, free and open to the public, the gov- ernor will dedicate Crater Lake Parkway. Last year, under a charge from Kulongoski, the “Explore and Win” promo- tion was developed by a group of tourism profession- als from Southern Oregon, Crater Lake National Park, Travel Oregon and the gov- ernor’s office to celebrate the new Oregon quarter and encourage travelers from around the state, the county and the world to explore Oregon. 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