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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Oregon agriculture crops up with record $
(Continued from page 12)
*Milk, $363.
*Grass seed, $350.
*Wheat, $201.
*Christmas trees, $142.
*Potatoes, $91.
*Pears, $76.
*Onions, $74.
The only changes in
rank order from the previous
year were milk and grass
seed swapping places at
fourth and fifth on the list,
and pears and onion swap-
ping places at ninth and
10th.
(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.)
* * *
Thursday, Aug. 11
*On Deer Creek Road,
a woman whose vacuum
cleaner had been stolen
phoned with possible sus-
pect information.
*Cody Allen Prose, 18,
and Marci R. Tree, 34, were
cited on a charge of failure
to drive right on Illinois
River Road at 2:27 p.m.
*Contacted on Eight
Dollar Road at 5:17 p.m.,
Dava Kimberly Nelson-
Webbe, 32, was cited to
appear in Sutherlin Munici-
pal Court on a warrant
charging contempt of court.
She also was charged with
possession of controlled
substances (PCS) metham-
phetamine and marijuana,
and lodged in Josephine
County Jail.
*Also contacted on
Eight Dollar Road, Richard
Abe Linville, 54, was ar-
rested on warrants charging
failure to appear (FTA) on a
charge of driving under the
influence of intoxicants
(DUII) and parole violation,
and lodged in county jail.
*Unaware that it is not
illegal to shoot firearms out-
side city limits, a man in the
4000 block of Cave Hwy.
reported hearing gunshots
from nearby.
Friday, Aug. 12
*The owner of a Cave
Junction shopping complex
was mistakenly identified as
a burglar around 10 a.m.
*A trespasser riding a
motorcycle dented a man’s
fifth-wheel trailer in the
27000 block of Redwood
Hwy., said a complainant.
*On Ken Rose Lane, a
locked residence was broken
into, and all the animal oc-
cupants -- one dog, two cats
and three kittens -- were
subsequently missing, a
woman reported.
*Wyoming resident
Willa P. Verber, 31, was
cited on a federal charge of
interference with a forest
officer on Eight Dollar Road
at the green bridge around
4:30 p.m.
*Nearly six weeks ago,
a Kerby woman’s ATM
card was stolen, she said,
but she only became aware
of it after receiving her bank
statement.
*A business owner in
the 300 block of S. Red-
wood Hwy. wanted aggres-
sive panhandlers “run off” at
5 p.m. A deputy was unable
to locate the subjects.
*“Lots of smoke” was
coming from an open burn
on Lone Mountain Road.
The occupant extinguished
the blaze and agreed to cook
on a stove.
*With a blood alcohol
content of 0.12, Eric
Dwayne Forrer, 52, was
cited on charges of DUII
and driving while suspended
(DWS) on W. River Street
at 9:30 p.m.
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Oregon agriculture re-
corded a couple of other
milestones last year. For the
first time in history, two
commodities top the half
billion dollar mark in value.
Also for the first time, Ore-
gon’s top five commodities
each have a value exceeding
$350 million.
Among the top 10, the
largest percentage increase
in value last year was re-
corded by milk (33 percent)
followed by hay and grass
seed (20 percent each).
Pears (19 per-
cent) and cattle and
calves (17 percent )
also recorded sig-
nificant increases
in value of produc-
tion.
The
green-
house and nursery
industry -- the first
Oregon agricultural
commodity
to
crack the $800 mil-
lion mark -- saw a
fairly modest 5
percent rise.
Saturday, Aug. 13
*Several gunshots and
slamming doors were heard
on Hogue Drive near where
people had been “hanging
out,” a caller said at half
past midnight.
*Just after 3 a.m. a resi-
dent on W. Stevenson Street
heard someone pounding on
and breaking glass. A dep-
uty could locate nothing and
spoke to a “security
worker,” who said he had
not heard anything.
*On W. Lister Street a
vehicle was broken into and
some $800 in stereo equip-
ment taken, it was reported.
*Several fire hydrants
in Cave Junction were van-
dalized, and the city of Cave
Junction Public Works
Dept. was advised.
*In the 5000 block of
Illinois River Road, Myles
Benjamin Hook, 28, was
cited on charges of failure to
drive right, DWS, and driv-
ing uninsured. During the
same contact, another per-
son, not identified as a sur-
geon, was warned about
“committing unlawful op-
erations.”
*Some man called her
home, identified himself as
her son, and then began
making “very lewd com-
ments,” a woman on La-
mont Way said at 2 p.m.
*Isidro Jesus Moreno,
27, was cited on charges of
failure to drive right and
driving uninsured on Illinois
River Road at 2:11 p.m.
*Matthew Gordon
Draper, 16, was cited on
charges of lack of insurance
and lack of an operator’s
permit on Illinois River
Road at 3:13 p.m.
*Michael W. Hawks,
39, was cited on a charge of
failure to drive right on Illi-
nois River Road at 5 p.m.
*“Stop” signs were
down and out on Kerby
Street at Lister Street and
River Street intersections.
*Ryan Jeffrey Reed, 24,
was cited on a charge of
failure to drive right on Illi-
nois River Road at 5:30 p.m.
*Several campers were
reportedly shooting firearms
all day at a campsite on
Eight Dollar Road.
*Intoxicated and said to
s u f f e r
f r o m
“physcophrynia” (sic), a
young man on a bicycle was
yelling at people near Lake
Selmac Resort at 6 p.m.
*In Selma at 6:38 p.m.,
Gary William Edwards, 58,
was arrested on charges of
probation violation, PCS
meth, and DWS.
*Richard Tyler Kale,
21, was cited on charges of
careless and reckless driving
after he was clocked at 108
mph in a 55 mph zone north
of Selma at 7:18 p.m.
*Ansley D. Gosnell, 22,
was picked up on a warrant
charging FTA on a charge
of DUII at Six Mile Camp-
ground at 8:45 p.m.
*Two firearms were
seized from a watchman at a
logging unit on Forest Road
2411-501 around 9 p.m.
Sunday, Aug. 14
*Rowdy and disruptive
campers at Grayback Camp-
ground in the 12000 block
of Caves Hwy. were told to
keep the noise down and
said they would leave the
next morning at the park
host’s request.
*Several people were
drinking alcohol and refus-
ing to leave the Blackberry
Festival when asked, but
they did leave prior to a dep-
uty’s arrival.
*Sometime during the
past two months unknown
persons entered a locked
concrete bunker on U.S.
Forest Service land and stole
a hydro-electric generator
valued at $20,000, a man on
Illinois River Road reported.
*Contacted on S. Junc-
tion Avenue at 5:30 p.m.,
Jeremy Justin Beck, 25, was
cited to appear on a charge
of FTA on an original third-
degree theft charge.
*Gary Thomas Kull, 55,
was cited on a charge of
failure to drive right on Illi-
nois River Road at 6:30 p.m.
*Service station patrons
in Downtown CJ were com-
plaining that an approxi-
mately 40-year-old woman
who appeared to be “very
high” and “greasy in appear-
ance” was offering sex for
drugs. It was said the
woman had been around for
a couple of days.
Monday, Aug. 15
*Just after midnight a
woman on S. Junction Ave.
said that someone had just
attempted to take fuel from
her car. She indicated that it
was a reoccurring problem.
*In Selma a man said he
believes his wallet was sto-
len by a man to whom he’d
given a ride, but he couldn’t
prove it.
*Two men who nearly
struck two other cars while
driving from Cave Junction
to Kerby were said to be
parked in a Kerby neighbor-
hood, one of the other two
drivers said at 6:13 p.m.
*Although mother sus-
pected she knew where the
girl was, a 14-year-old was
listed as a runaway person at
7:30 p.m.
*On Rockydale Road a
man said that he believed a
dog, which howled and
seemed quite intent, was
attempting to lead him to
someone deceased or in-
jured in the woods.
*In the 300 block of S.
Redwood Hwy., a naked
woman was said to be hav-
ing sex, though it was not
said with whom. A deputy
found one woman and four
men, all of whom were
warned for public intoxica-
tion and “trespassed” from
the location.
*On S. Old Stage Road
at 8 p.m. a woman was yell-
ing, throwing things, and
would not go away, accord-
ing to a caller.
Tuesday, Aug. 16
*Bobette B. Heern, was
cited on a charge of speed-
ing -- 75 mph in a 45 -- and
warned for failure to carry
proof of insurance on Red-
wood Hwy. at Kerby
Mainline Road at 8:30 a.m.
*Errant souls caused
$600 in damage to windows
at Evergreen Elementary
School.
*Someone entered a
locked office in the 11000
block of Caves Hwy. and
ransacked the place, but it
seemed that they only netted
a small amount of change.
*A woman on Page
Creek Road complained that
during the last four months
*An extremely intoxi-
she has received up to 11
cated man was said to be
harassing telephone calls a
day, and would like this
driving from his residence
documented for informa-
on Ollis Road to a Down-
tion.
town CJ convenience store
*Washington state resi-
and back, a concerned caller
dent Michael Ryan Gilmour,
related.
17, was cited on charges of
*At 6 p.m. near a bar in
violation of speed, failure to
Downtown CJ, a man was
yield to a pedestrian in a
said to have beaten his wife
crosswalk and driving unin-
severely. Described as wear-
sured when stopped on Red-
ing orange pants and no
wood Hwy. at Reeves Creek
shirt, the suspect was no
Road at 10:17 a.m.
longer at the scene.
*Dept. of Human Ser-
*Two men with base-
vices workers were assisted
ball bats, one of them bleed-
by a deputy in removing
ing from the head and an-
children from a home on
other wearing orange pants,
Shadowbrook Drive.
ran past two witnesses at the
*Fifteen- and 16-year-
north end of Cave Junction.
old boys were thought to
The man in the orange pants
have vandalized Pomroy
went into a bar, according to
Dam,
and
one wit-
though this
ness.
wasn’t
the
*After
case,
they
being pep-
were in any
persprayed
e v e n t
and held at
“trespassed”
Tazer-
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point
in
Ranch at 3
his orange
p.m.
pants,
*Julie
Rodney
Ann Bloom,
B l a k e
44, was ar-
Sanders,
Rodney Blake Sanders
rested
on
40,
was
charges of prostitution, dis-
arrested on charges of
orderly conduct, and sec-
fourth-degree domestic as-
ond-degree trespassing after
sault. He was also charged
she refused to leave, stop
with second-degree assault
exposing herself and solicit-
and criminal mischief in
ing at CJ 76 late this after-
connection with an attack on
noon. She was taken to
a business owner in which
county jail.
the store sustained damage.
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