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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Spate of crashes keep I.V.
emergency personnel busy
A flurry of car wrecks
littered Illinois Valley roads
last week.
One on Tuesday eve-
ning, Oct. 23 occurred when
a pickup truck driven by
Mary Lillian Featherston,
65, crashed into a storage
unit used by Lynn Boucher-
Johnson at A+ Mini-Storage
on N. Redwood Hwy. at
Hanby Lane.
Boucher-Johnson is
resident manager. No inju-
ries were reported to either
Featherston or the unidenti-
fied driver of another pickup
involved.
Two accidents occurred
Thursday, Oct. 25. One was
reported at 11:30 a.m. in
Downtown Kerby at It’s a
Burl. The driver was trans-
ported by American Medi-
cal Response (AMR) ambu-
lance.
At 7 p.m. a rollover
crash requiring extrication
by Illinois Valley Fire Dis-
trict occurred in the 4400
block of Holland Loop. In-
dications were that speed
was a factor. Pacific Power
responded the next morning
to replace a broken utility
pole.
Details of the Thursday
crashes were unavailable.
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Lynn Boucher-Johnson,
(above) surveyed damage
sustained at A+ Mini-
Storage.
AMR and Illinois Valley
Fire District personnel
aided a woman injured in
Downtown Kerby (left).
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Emergency crews (bottom
photo) extricated the driver
from his vehicle on Holland
Loop.
(Photos by Michelle
Binker, Illinois Valley
News)
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More activity said boost to bodies
By JOANN STONE
As a child of the ‘60s I
say, “Throw out your ortho-
pedic shoes for trail runners,
and your canes for hiking
poles.”
Because our metabo-
lism slows at midlife, pick-
ing up a sport or active
hobby creates balance. The
body strengthens at the root.
Heart, digestion, O 2
uptake, the whole body
turns on, all circuits light up.
You feel great.
Organic food, stress
reduction and exercise are
not just for cancer treatment.
These elements of a healthy
lifestyle prevent -- and
reverse -- disease.
If you currently use
orthopedic shoes or canes,
take heart. Practical lifestyle
changes begin where you
are. You don’t have to mas-
ter the sport. Your personal
best is excellent.
(JoAnn Stone operates
Illinois River Acupuncture.)
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