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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, June 27, 2007
HELP WANTED
AUTO FOR SALE
FOR SALE
GOOD NEIGHBORS FENCE COMPANY
1989 FORD F-150,
4x4, long-bed, V-8,
4-speed,
black,
great shape. $1,970
takes it. 592-6429
SL14-2P
BARK CHIPS from
Kauffman
Wood,
approximately
20-
yard load. $125 de-
l i v e r e d
i n
I.V.
592-2568.
DK40-tfc
is developing a skilled workers co-op for car-
penters, masons, welders, handyman services,
landscape maintenance, and painters. Con-
tract employees would enjoy freedom and re-
sponsibility of contractors without the hassle
and overhead of running your own business.
Contact Bruce Jackson at 592-6014 for inter-
view.
GNF9-5C
THE CHATEAU is HIRING!
The Oregon Caves Outfitters is now accepting
applications for the following positions:
Front of House Supervisor, Coffee Shop
Servers, Cooks & Dishwashers.
Applications can be obtained at, and returned
with a resume to, the IVCDO office at 139 S.
Redwood Highway. Resumes can also be
Emailed to:Norah@ivcdo.org.
The Oregon Caves Outfitters is an authorized
concessionaire of the National Park Service
and an Equal Opportunity Employer.
IVCDO-14-1C
DRIVERS- ACT now! Sign-on bonus. 36 to
45cpm/ $1000+weekly. $0 lease/ $1.20pm.
CDL-A + 3 mos otr. 800-635-8669.
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DRIVER: Take care of your family. Join ours.
Swift offers excellent miles, compensa-
tion,regional and dedicated runs.No experi-
ence
necessary
866-706-4615.
www.SwiftTruckingJobs.com.
EOE.
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DRIVERS: Home every weekend. Average
$55,000+ per year! FREE Medical/Dental/
Vision. CDL-A. Flatbed: 866-394-1944
AA15-2ck
WORK WANTED
GOLD MINER will work for fair share, your
claim or private property. Have equipment.
New to area of 4-Corners. Phone 592-6357.
SK15-4c
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
PROFESSIONAL SEAMSTRESS wanted to
sew Hawaiian shirts for www.Alohaland.com.
Contract sewing in your place of business. Will
train to our specifications. Must be experi-
enced shirt maker. Phone Paul at 597-4840 or
email alohaland@frontiernet.net for more infor-
mation.
JT12-4P
ALL CASH candy route. Do you earn $800 in a
day? Your own local candy route. Includes 30
machines and Candy all for $9,995. 1-888-
776-3071.
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STILL PUNCHING a clock? Fire your boss!
Own your own business. Proven system, high
demand, high profits, equipment. Training,
marketing and support. 1-866-459-4553.
www.kwikkerb.com. Investment required.
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AVAILABLE BUSINESS #1 sign franchise &
#1 embroidery franchise. Have new/ existing
locations available. Also home-based outdoor
ad agency franchise. Excellent training & on-
going
support.
(888)
810-3173.
www.unitedfranchisegroup.com. Investment
required.
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MEETING NOTICE
The Illinois Valley Watershed Council, in rec-
ognition of the IVSWCD’s 58th Annual Meet-
ing, will conduct a brief, business only meeting
on Thursday, June 28, immediately following
the IVSWCD meeting. The next regularly
scheduled meeting will be July 26, 2007 at
8:00 p.m. in the County Building in Cave Junc-
tion.
Publish:
June 20 & June 27, 2007
MEETING NOTICE
1985 BRONCO II, 4-
wheel-drive,
runs
good. CD-CB $800.
(541) 592-5314
LC14-2P
BOAT FOR SALE
12-FOOT GREGOR
aluminum v-hull, 10
h. p. Honda 4-stroke
trolling motor, tilt
trailer, gas tank.
Nice,
well-
maintained
boat.
$2,200
592-6429
SL14-2P
LOST DOG
YOUNG PIT/SHAR-
PEI with white patch
on chest; has black,
studded collar. Mom
looking for me. 592-
8593, 592-8560
DP15-1P
ANIMALS
AMERICAN
“PIT”
bull terrier pups,
nine weeks old. Blue
silver $500; brindle/
blue $300. Phone
Roger 592-3607
RK15-1F
LIVESTOCK
WANTED: Pasture
for grazing cows. 10
to 20 acres of pas-
ture for 13 cows.
592-5203
KS15-1P
FARM &
GARDEN
TOPSOIL - Great for
lawns or gardens.
River loam 6 yards
delivered $125. Also
landscape
rock.
Steve 592-6013
SMM6-tfc
KLAMATH
HAY,
grass and alfalfa.
Phone 592-3997 or
1-541-761-2503
AW7-22P
FARM
MACHINERY
1984 JOHN DEERE
950 tractor, front
loader, box scraper
with rippers, low
hours.
Well-
maintained, heater,
manual, nice shape,
good rubber. $8,500
592-6429
SL14-2P
Classified ads are
only $4 for first 15
words, then 20-cents
each
additional
word.
NEW & USED AP-
PLIANCES - more
than 100 to choose
from! Tony’s Appli-
ance Service at
24394 Hwy. 199 in
Kerby. 592-3600
TA10-tfc
WAGNER
PAINT
sprayer used twice
$95; 12 new roof
vents
$100;
4
1/2”x12’ sheet rock
$40
592-4540
TM15-1P
BAMBOO
DE-
SIGNER
flooring:
2,317 sq. ft. will
separate.
New
$5.99/sq. ft., sacri-
fice $2.50/sq. ft.
Project
cancelled.
Email if you can,
h
o
m
e
-
days@gmail.com.
Just moved, live
locally. Cell 503-
344-3730.
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6KW SILENT diesel
generator,
electric
start, sound enclo-
sure. 120/240v new.
$3800
sacrifice.
$1900 Still in crate.
Zero hours. home-
days@gmail.com.
Just moved. Live
locally.
503-344-
3730.
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FIREWOOD
SEASONED
OAK
$165 cord, $85 for
1/2 cord. Delivered
in Illinois Valley.
Phone 592-6940.
LB15-1P
PERPETUAL
FLAME
Green
hardwood
$160 a cord, mad-
rone $170 when
available. Seasoned
hardwood $185 a
cord. Delivered in
Illinois Valley. 660-
8704.
JK28-tfc
Classified deadline =
Thursdays at 5 p.m.
Don’t miss it!
PERSONAL
CHESS ANYONE?
Interested in forming
a
chess
group?
Phone Ted, leave
message 592-4540.
TM15-1P
DRINKING
PROBLEM ?
AA CAN HELP
Call 592-2901
or 761-4115
* * *
Illinois Valley Soil and Water Conservation
District will host its 58th Annual Meeting on
Thursday, June 28, at 7 p.m. at Taylor’s Coun-
try Store, Cave Junction. As with all IVSWCD
meetings, this meeting is open to the public.
The IVSWCD is celebrating the 58 years of
service in the Illinois Valley by having a dinner
meeting. Cost of the dinner is $12 per person.
Dinner reservations are required. To make a
reservation phone 592-3731.
The agenda for the meeting will include but is
not limited to the following:
* Approval of Minutes and Financial Report
* Approval of the Annual Plan
* Guest Speaker - Darren Mahr, Oregon
Department of Forestry - Subject: Woody Bio-
mass - The Triple Win.
If you need assistance or information, please
contact the IVSWCD Office at 592-3731 during
regular business hours.
Publish:
June 20 & June 27, 2007
PUBLIC NOTICE
This is to give notice that on Thursday, June
28, 2007 at 3:00 p.m., in the Council Cham-
bers of City Hall, 222 W. Lister Street, Cave
Junction, Oregon, the Common Council will
hold a workshop to meet with representatives
of H. D. Patton Jr. Construction to discuss the
proposed Master Planned Development appli-
cation for the property at 117 N. Junction Ave-
nue.
Publish:
June 27, 2007
WOULD YOU like to
advertise your ad,
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“I.V. News” will be
published on Tues-
day, July 3 in honor
of
the
holiday.
Please be sure to
have all advertising
in by the Thursday,
5 p.m. deadline!
Happy 4th of July!!
SERVICES
REASONABLE AND
ECO-FRIENDLY
All
brush/tree/fire
ladder fire reduction.
Resulting
mulch
improves soil and
reduces erosion. No
burning, no hauling
of debris. Economi-
cal, sound land man-
agement.
Experi-
enced
owner-
operator. Phone Ron
Wilson (541) 582-
3991 or (541) 660-
1748.
References
available on request.
RW21-tfc
LOVING CARE for
your pets, house-
plants, and/or yard
while you’re away.
Phone Nancy at
592-3786
JH15-4P
24-HOUR
ACCESS
Safe, secure and
convenient location
CJ Meetings:
Immanuel
Methodist Church
Thurs 7 p.m.
Sat 10 a.m. Women
Sat 7 p.m.
Sun 8 p.m.
St. Matthias
Church
Tues 7 p.m.
Wed 7 p.m. Men
I.V. Family Coalition
Wed 7:30 p.m.
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MAKE NEW
FRIENDS, LOSE
OLD POUNDS
How? Exchange old
habits for friendly
support at TOPS
Confidential weigh-
ins
from
5-500
pounds.
Meeting
each Thursday from
10:30 a.m. at Meth-
odist Church. Phone
592-3167
TOPS8-12P
ADOPTION: LOV-
ING, stay-at-home
Mom and caring,
energetic Dad hop-
ing to adopt our
FIRST child! A life-
time of love and
adventures await a
special child. Call
Sarah
1-877-246-
6
8
4
9
www.sarahandray.c
om
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Result ‘well-done’ for barbecue brouhaha
By SCOTT JORGENSEN
IVN Staff Writer
Valley Evangelical Free
Church youth pastor Sonny
Moore decided to have a
barbecue fund-raiser during
the Illinois Valley Chamber
of Commerce Concerts in the
Park series.
He thought that he had
all the required paperwork,
and set up shop for the June
14 concert in Jubilee Park.
However, the city dis-
agreed, and ordered him to
stop immediately.
In a June 19 letter, City
Recorder Jim Polk took
Moore to task for failing to
obtain the city’s permission
for the barbecue.
“It has come to the atten-
tion of the City of Cave
Junction that you are con-
ducting business inside the
city limits without a business
license,” Polk wrote. “You
are required to cease this
activity immediately or to
obtain the necessary authori-
zation and licensing from the
City, Josephine County and
State of Oregon (as required)
prior to engaging in any fu-
ture activity.”
During a telephone inter-
view, Moore said that he
wasn’t expecting the city to
react in such a manner.
“I was a bit surprised, to
say the least,” Moore said. “I
think the letter was definitely
over the top and premature.
It could have been a simple
phone call or a simple letter
saying, ‘Can we get clarifica-
tion on what you’re doing’?”
Polk said that the city
was responding to a com-
plaint it received.
“It was reported to me
FARM &
GARDEN
ALTA VISTA FARM
now taking orders
for certified organic
blueberries. Phone
592-4120
LB15-1C
YARD SALE
GARAGE SALE
SELLERS
welcome at Flea
Market to be held
first and third Sun-
days in Selma, at
the plaza across
from Ray’s. Next
Swap Meet Sunday,
July 1 -- 8 a.m.
Phone Jay 621-5179
JG9-tfc
HUGE RUMMAGE
sale Sat. June 30
from 10-3 at the
Pregnancy Center,
481 So. Junction
Ave.
PC15-1C
DARN NEAR EVE-
RYTHING is having
a HUGE yard sale at
their soon-to-be-new
location at 24553
Redwood Hwy. in
Kerby.
(Where
Blakeley’s Auto is
temporarily)
June
29, 30 & July 1 from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tons of bargains!
DNE15-1P
MOVING SALE -
household: 2 dining
sets, hutch, queen
bed, 2 couches,
dresser, freezer, 3
lamp tables, enter-
tainment
center,
tools, knick-knacks,
misc. Too much to
list. 29758 Redwood
Hwy. on Sat. June
30 from 9-3.
EML15-1P
ESTATE SALE
ESTATE SALE at
303 E. Watkins on
June
30.
1982
Pontiac
Diesel,
glasswares, collecti-
bles, and more. 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.
BJ15-1P
Hey!
Buy an ad!
Or two ...
that somebody was taking up
the handicapped accessible
picnic area and selling things
at the park and wasn’t li-
censed,” Polk said. The
name of the complainant was
not revealed.
Moore said that the
chamber of commerce, for
which his mother is office
manager, had asked him to
conduct the fund-raiser. The
intent, besides raising money
for the youth group, was to
make food available during
the Thursday 6:30 to 8:30
p.m. al fresco, free concerts
for the community.
The chamber had per-
mission to sponsor and sanc-
tion the Concerts in the Park
series. But Polk said that
food sales were not included
in the agreement.
“All that the chamber
asked for was to rent the
‘amphitheater’ and use
sound,” Polk said. “They
didn't say anything about
selling food.”
Seeking to resolve the
issue, Moore appeared dur-
ing the Cave Junction City
Council’s Monday night,
June 25 meeting in city hall.
Moore told the council-
ors that he had a letter from
the chamber requesting that
he be allowed to continue
vending during the concert
series. He promised to set up
outside the handicapped area
and park only in designated
areas. He added that he has a
food handler’s permit.
That was good enough
for the council, which voted
3-0 to grant Moore permis-
sion to continue the fund-
raiser. Mayor Tony Paulson
and councilors Margaret
Miller and Russell Ehrman
voted in favor. Councilors
Dan Fiske and Lynne Atte-
berry were absent.
The council also voted
unanimously to allow Farm-
ers Insurance Agent Irene
Guerrero-Acevedo to operate
her business from her Palmer
Street residence.
Acevedo said that she
will move the home’s garage
to the rear of the lot to make
room for additional parking
spaces. She promised to pave
the approach to the property.
The council unani-
mously voted to adopt its
supplemental budget for the
2006-07 fiscal year, as well
as the budget for the 2007-08
fiscal year.
In another matter, a set-
tlement offer was made to
James Huguley, an Alaska
resident who owns property
at 126 Caves Hwy.
Huguley’s property had
incurred an abatement judg-
ment of $155,500, including
approximately $4,000 in le-
gal and administrative costs
to the city. The city had of-
fered to settle the judgment
for 10-cents on the dollar, for
a total of $15,500. Huguley’s
attorney, Bill Ransom, made
a counter-offer of $9,000.
Miller moved to offer a
judgment settlement of
$12,000. That motion passed
2-1 with the mayor -- seek-
ing $15,000 -- voting “No.”
The council also held a
public hearing on an ordi-
nance to establish the posi-
tion of code enforcement
officer for the city. A second
reading ordinance is sched-
uled for the council’s Mon-
day, July 9 meeting.
A Look Back This Week
On July 1-3, 1863, Union
forces won a major victory at the
Battle of Gettysburg ... June 25,
1876, Col. George Custer and 264
soldiers of the 7th Cavalry were
killed in a “last stand” at the Battle
of Little Big Horn in Montana dur-
ing the Sioux Indian War ... June
30, 1906, the Pure Food and Drug
Act and the Meat Inspection Act
were passed ... June 26, 1917, the
first U.S. troops arrived in Europe
to join the fighting in World War
I ... July 2, 1921, President Warren
Harding signed a joint congres-
sional resolution declaring peace
with Germany, Austria, and Hun-
gary ... June 25, 1938, a national
minimum wage was enacted ... June
27, 1950, President Truman ordered
the Air Force and Navy to Korea ...
June 27, 1950, the United States
sent 35 military advisers to South
Vietnam and agreed to aid the anti-
Communist government ... June 30,
1950, President Truman approved
ground forces and air strikes against
North Korea ... June 26-27, 1952,
the last racial and ethnic barriers to
naturalization were removed with
passage of the Immigration and
Naturalization Act of 1952 ... June
29, 1956, the Federal-Aid Highway
Act was signed, inaugurating the
interstate highway system ... June
30, 1971, the U.S. Supreme Court
upheld the right of the New York
Times and the Washington Post to
publish the classified Pentagon
papers ... June 25, 1973, former
counsel to President Nixon, John
Dean, told Senate hearings that
Nixon, his staff and campaign
aides, and the Justice Dept. con-
spired to cover facts concerning
Watergate ... June 25, 1996, a bomb
exploded at a military complex near
Dhahrain, Saudi Arabia, killing 19
U.S. servicemen ... June 28, 2000,
following a bitter legal controversy,
6-year-old Elian Gonzalez was re-
turned to Cuba, seven months after
he was rescued from a boatwreck
off the coast of Florida.
© 2007 DBR Media Inc.
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at Laurel Road around 2 p.m.
*Tri Minh Huynh, 51, was
cited on charges of speeding, and
possession of a controlled sub-
stance, marijuana, in the 5000
block of Rockydale Road.
*A man said that a woman,
who has a stalking complaint
against him, approached him at a
CJ store, necessitating his rapid
departure. Then, he said, she fol-
lowed him to the post office.
*Folks were talking about a
guy who’d committed suicide by
jumping from a bridge just south
of Cave Junction, a woman said,
but there’d been no report of such
an incident occurring, so the in-
formation was logged.
Thursday, June 21
*After leaving his ‘97 pickup
truck along Reeves Creek Road
the night before, when it ran out
of fuel, a man returned today to
retrieve it. He found an estimated
$1,500 damage apparently caused
by a clever fellow with a bat.
*Continuing vandalism and
second-degree criminal mischief
were reported at Pomeroy Estates
at the end of Schumacher Street
after someone cut a gate lock.
*Identity theft involving
items ordered from a catalog by
her daughter were complained
about by a mother on Old Stage
Road.
*A man “being erratic” was
the subject of several complaints
in Selma. At one point he
dropped his pants and was
spread-eagled in the middle of
Redwood Hwy.
*In Selma an intoxicated man
was said to be staggering and
drinking beer in his pickup truck.
Then he drove off and hit another
vehicle.
*A man and woman in a car
with children stopped on Red-
wood Hwy. at 4:59 p.m. and were
yelling and pushing at each other.
It was not noted if either had said,
“Don’t make me stop this car.”
*On a Selma parking lot the
aforementioned vehicle was
stopped about a hour later, and
the couple was arguing. Also,
they were “getting physical.”
*Noises and window-
knocking were reported by a resi-
dent on S. Kerby Avenue at 10:27
p.m.
Correction
Patricia A. Halverson, men-
tioned in last week’s Blotter, sub-
sequently told I.V. News that she
was not cited on a charge of pa-
role violation, but probation vio-
lation.