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Page 13 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, August 3, 2005 Reed to lead OSU Extension Sunday, July 24 *5:32 p.m., medical assist (M.A.) with American Medical Response (AMR), 100 block Hogue Drive. *5:49 p.m., M.A., 200 block Dogwood Lane. *5:54 p.m., districtwide medical standby (DiMS) for AMR. *9:06 p.m., M.A., 6000 block Deer Creek Road. Monday, July 25 *10:32 a.m., brush fire, Hwy. 199/Lone Mt. Road. *6:49 p.m., M.A., 4000 block Takilma Road. Tuesday, July 26 *1:06 p.m., outdoor smoke investigation, (brush fire) 1000 block Thompson Creek Road. *8:13 p.m., outdoor smoke, Hwy. 199/Finch Road. *8:52 p.m, outdoor smoke, Rockydale Road near Waldo Road. *11:29 p.m., M.A., 1000 block Lakeshore Drive. Wednesday, July 27 *3:23 p.m., M.A., 5000 block Holland Loop. *6:20 p.m., Hwy. 199/ Deer Creek Road. *10:50 p.m., powerline problem, 200 block Fir Drive. *11:01 p.m., outdoor smoke investigation, 300 block Kirkham Road. *11:49 p.m., M.A., 300 block N. Hussey Avenue. Thursday, July 28 *3:50 a.m., M.A., 300 block Lister Street. *8:03 a.m., public assist (P.A.), 5000 block Deer Creek Road. *11:47 a.m., M.A., 200 block Old Stage Road. *6:56 p.m., motor vehicle accident (MVA), 3000 block Reeves Creek Road. *11:57 p.m., DiMS. Friday, July 29 *8:03 a.m., P.A., 5000 block Deer Creek Road. *10:35 a.m., M.A., 100 block Hogue Drive. *1:39 p.m., M.A., 20000 block Hwy. 199. *4:04 p.m., M.A., 100 block E. Watkins Street. *8:25 p.m., M.A., 4000 block Dick George Road. Saturday, July 30 *12:12 a.m., M.A., Hwy. 199/Lakeshore Drive. *2:05 a.m., M.A., 600 block Waldo Road. *9:03 a.m., 600 block White School Road. *9:17 a.m., M.A., 5000 block Deer Creek Road. *3:25 p.m., brush fire, 13000 block Hwy. 199. *7:35 p.m., M.A., 500 block Draper Valley Road. Sunday, July 31 *12:11 a.m., M.A., 9000 block Hwy. 46. *3:59 a.m., M.A., 9000 block Hwy. 46. *11:23 a.m., outdoor smoke investigation, 6000 block Deer Creek Road. *4:05 p.m., MVA, 10000 block Hwy. 199. *5:28 p.m., M.A., 100 block Finch Road. (Editor’s Note: Factual information for ‘Blotter’ is provided by official law en- forcement agencies. All per- sons listed are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges can be amended or dismissed.) A number of people were con- tacted who fit the description. They were warned about that sort of conduct. *At 10 p.m. a woman was warned about open hours at Jubilee Park. *Several drivers were warned for speeding in Down- town Cave Junction between 10 and 11 p.m. *Contacted once again, a woman from Maine was warned about park hours, this time at Illinois River “Forks” State Park at 11 p.m. Thursday, July 21 *On Waldo Road a man said his club-wielding teen-age son was attempting to smash the telephone. Then the line went dead. When contacted, the boy elected to go to his mother’s house for the night. *Some $275 in damage occurred when someone threw a rock through a window at the I.V. Visitor Center; entered and stole a coin decorated with a miner figurine, and small gold nuggets valued at $100. *In the 25000 block of Redwood Hwy. a woman com- plained that contractors work- ing next door began at 4:30 a.m. and she was unhappy about. The foreman denied it, and the woman was told to videotape the activity to docu- ment it. *Seven people were drink- ing near the I.V. Visitor Center, the manager said at 1:30 p.m. When contacted, Calvin John Ensminger, 43, was arrested on a warrant charging contempt of court for nonsupport, and lodged in county jail. *Having possibly fol- lowed the family dogs out the front gate, a 3 1/2-year-old Caves Hwy. resident gave his family a real scare when it was discovered that he was missing. He was located and was fine. Friday, July 22 *A “very big and danger- ous” tiger or leopard had been eluding capture for more than an hour, a concerned, an anonymous caller claimed from the 28000 block of Red- wood Hwy. at 8:30 a.m. Ore- gon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife was notified. *Kelly Marie Kennedy, 45, was arrested on a warrant charging failure to appear (FTA) on original charges of DWS, possession of a precur- sor substance, and manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance (MCS, DCS). She was lodged in county jail. *A green John Deere trac- tor on a rusty, red trailer was stolen from in front of a resi- dence on N. Kerby Ave. the owner said. *Some bright person threw a rock through a window in the 100 block of Redwood Hwy. the building owner com- plained. *A few drivers on Illinois River Road were warned about failure to use a seatbelt or “drive right,” around 5 p.m. *Brent Morrison, 43, was arrested on a charge of fourth- degree felony assault in the 27000 block of Redwood Hwy. at 7:30 p.m. *While a woman was trying to report a domestic violence situation, a man took the phone from her, said he would “talk to (the deputy) when (he) got here,” and dis- connected. The parties elected to separate for the evening. *On Caves Avenue, one man was hitting another with a “Pooper Scooper,” and two women were trying to break it up, a caller said at 9:15 p.m. *Although she suspected her brother did it, a woman on Laurel Road had no evidence to prove he was the one who stole her temporary checks. Saturday, July 23 *No report logs. Sunday, July 24 *False 911 calls from pub- lic telephones in Downtown CJ at dawn occurred within eight minutes of each other, but nothing was amiss. *A 6- to 8-inch wide rock smashed the window of Earth Friendly Kids at 319 S. Red- wood Hwy. a caller noted. Further more, a window and door in the back were partially pried open. *While attempting to evict a tenant on Ollis Drive at 1 p.m., the manager was as- saulted, and the call taker could hear him being punched during the 911 call. Aubrey Taylor, 17, and Adam Michael Abbey, 20, were arrested on charges of third-degree assault and given a ride to county jail. *Two vehicles were re- ported stolen and two more unlawfully entered on Rocky- dale Road. *Sean Paul Panzica, 38, was cited for driving uninsured and lacking adequate fenders. *Several drivers and their passengers were warned about failure to wear seatbelts on Illinois River Road this after- noon. *A house on Laurel Road was entered and ransacked, as was a pickup truck, a man said. *Alfredo Jaramillo, 50, was cited for exceeding a 14- day camping limit at Six Mile Campground at 6:45 p.m. *When his ex-girlfriend took their daughter and left in a vehicle with no license plates, a man in CJ was concerned. *Missing for 45 minutes, an O’Brien 3-year-old was found asleep on the porch at a home nearby. Monday, July 25 *Dust from a rock crusher west of O’Brien stirred alarm when someone mistook it for smoke. *A sheriff’s office volun- teer noticed a woman throw something suspicious into a trashcan at St. Patriks of the Forest Catholic Church, and then leave in a vehicle with Maine plates. *Roy Ruth, 49, was cited for lack of an Oregon opera- tor’s permit and warned for impeding traffic at Sauer’s Flat at 2:30 p.m. *Suspects in a recent bur- glary at a restaurant in Down- town CJ were harassing the owner, she said. Both subjects were contacted and warned about trespassing. *Although a woman was yelling for help before the call was terminated, no one was found in the vicinity of a public phone on Caves Hwy. from which the 9 p.m. call took place. *Four men were warned for public intoxication on W. Watkins Street at 11 p.m. * * * Tuesday, July 19 *Twice today, a yellow rental truck appeared at Jubilee Park, and all the transients jumped in the back, a mid- morning caller reported. *Having refused to leave a residence on Norman Road, a woman, 31, was taken into custody on a peace officer’s mental hold, and transported to Three Rivers Community Hos- pital (TRCH) in Grants Pass. *Told to slow down in the campground, a man at Lake Selmac Resort began “cussing and yelling” at the manager, she said. *Possibly on meth, a man was pounding on cars and bothering patrons at My Brother’s Pub, a caller said at 4:40 p.m. *At 8:30 p.m., after she was warned about trespassing and convinced to leave a Nor- man Road residence in which she’d been lying in a bed soak- ing wet, a delusional woman sat in the middle of the road and began talking to herself. A deputy then took a 31-year-old woman into custody on a peace officer’s mental hold and once again took her to TRCH. Wednesday, July 20 *His step-daughter had been hit in the face with a can of beer by one of the guys said to living in the yellow rental truck, a man said at 20 minutes after midnight. *Although it was reported that two men were having sex with young women in the back of a stolen rental truck at Jubi- lee Park, when the listed com- plainant was contacted she had no knowledge of the situation and claimed to have not called. *When a deputy discov- ered a rental truck behind the LDS Church on S. Junction Avenue at 1:40 a.m., several people ran from it. Arrested was Joshua L. Burns, 22. He was charged with first-degree theft in the matter of the truck and a large amount of stolen lumber inside it. *Following a disturbance on Schumacher Street, Rodney Blake Sanders, 40, was ar- rested on charges of menacing and taken for accommodations in Josephine County Jail. *A tall, skinny woman dressed in black and driving a doorless white car with Maine plates was warned about tres- passing at Oregon Caves Chev- ron and Coffee Heaven. *Russell Randall Ballard, 52, was cited on a charge of driving while suspended (DWS) on Watkins Street. *Persons who had been “trespassed” from a neighbor- hood on Ollis Road were back, a man reported. *Shirtless, a man was yell- ing, cussing, acting disorderly and stopping traffic on Red- wood Hwy. at W. River Street. Please don’t drink and drive A. Scott Reed, an asso- ciate dean in the College of Forestry at Oregon State University (OSU) at Corval- lis, and an experienced for- estry Extension program leader, has been named dean and director of the OSU Extension Service. Reed will begin his new duties Sept. 1. He succeeds Kelvin Koong, who has been in the position on an interim basis for a year. As dean and director, Reed will oversee an Exten- sion Service that has OSU faculty and programs in every Oregon county -- and an organization serving a state contending with changes in politics, demo- graphics, and economics. “Our challenge is to match our knowledge base to the issue of Oregon’s people and to use Exten- sion’s mission of education to apply research to solving the state’s problems,” Reed said. “Extension best serves Oregon when we utilize OSU’s education and re- search to help empower people and communities to make better decisions that ultimately lend to a better future.” OSU Extension Service has more than 550 faculty and staff on campus and throughout the state. It has an annual budget of ap- proximately $40 million. Tuesday, July 26 *A large window was reported broken out at the Jose- phine County Bldg. in Down- town CJ at 8 a.m. *One window was broken at the I.V. Visitor Center. *Second-degree criminal mischief was discovered at Assembly of God Church on Caves Hwy. *Napa Auto Parts on Caves Hwy. reported broken door glass. *Two other businesses on S. Redwood Hwy. reported broken windows this morning. *On S. Junction Ave. a man reported that a car win- dow had been smashed and some of the contents removed. *In the pavilion at Jubilee Park, someone knocked over a large wooden cabinet and ap- parently attempted to set it on fire, a man reported. *On W. River Street, a woman reported that someone left a bag of feces on her front porch and smeared it on the screen door. *Eight people in Jubilee Park near the playground area were drinking beer and urinat- ing publicly, a caller said. Al- though the one person a deputy contacted had no liquor, he surmised that the people he saw disappear into the woods likely took it with them. *Some five or six people were fighting with baseball bats on Iron Way, a caller re- ported. It turned out to be a landlord/tenant dispute, and all were advised of their options. *A father on Dogwood Lane believed that his 14-year- old son was involved in the window smashing that took place overnight. The boy was angry with his father for phon- ing and could be heard in the background yelling and “becoming violent.” *Although the owner flat- tened the tires of a vehicle with a dead battery on Iron Way to keep an intoxicated man from stealing it, the man did get it running and promptly ran it into a fence on Cobalt Way. Robert Breakfield, 41, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence of an in- toxicant and failure to leave name at the scene of an acci- dent. *A boy on Dogwood Lane told the call-taker that his fa- ther had shoved him and kicked down his bedroom door. 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