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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, June 4, 2008 Page 6 Ramage-Smith wedding planned Dillard-Allen vows recited The May 22, 2008 wedding of Chelsea Leanna Dillard and Kory Robert Allen is announced by their parents, Selma residents Bill & Sandy Dillard, and Danual & Sharon Allen, of Smith River, Calif. The wedding was held at Lake Selmac in Selma on May 22. A reception followed at the Dillard home following a four- day honeymoon at Whaleshead Cabins near Brookings, Ore. There will be a second wedding reception at the Allen home on June 28. The wedding, including the sealing of the couple’s vows, was conducted by Bishop John A. “Jack” Brown of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Cave Junction Ward. The bridegroom’s best man and ring bearer was his best friend, Josh Goodman. The bride’s maid of honor was her best friend and sister, Brandy Dillard. Groomsmen were Ethan Miller and the bride’s brother, Keith Dillard. Brides- maids were Rene Salerni and Sabrina Miller. Kory’s family who attended were his parents; his grand- parents, Robert & Elaine and Allen; and his sisters, Nicole Allen, Jenna Allen and Emily Allen. Chelsea’s family who attended were her parents; grand- parents Inetha and Don Dillard, and Vicky Rickard. Also sib- lings, Jessica Dillard with fiancé, Stephen Evans and their children, Ousten and Emma Evans; Keith Dillard and his wife, Jessica; Brandy Dillard and Billy Dillard. Chelsea’s brother, Donny Dillard, could not attend, as he is serving a two-year mission for the LDS Church in Colum- bus, Ohio. He sent his love and blessing. Other family members and friends also were present to witness the joyous occasion. Kory and Chelsea are residents of Selma, and have plans to continue their education. He is a graduate of Castle Rock Charter School in Crescent City. Chelsea is currently a student in the Illinois Valley High School GED program at the RCC Kerby Belt Bldg. Amanda Ramage, the daughter of Catherine Ramage, of Northern California, will marry Dean Smith, son of Jeri Smith, a longtime resident of Cave Junction. Their outdoor ceremony will be held at Bridgeview Vineyards Winery in Cave Junction on June 21, 2008. Ramage is the mother of two daughters, Freya Marie and Tears of Amber. She has lived in the Cave Junction area two years and is a licensed Oregon Health Care provider. Dean Smith is a longtime resident of Cave Junction and the owner of a small business, Woodland Secu- rity. - IVHS School Menu - Sponsored by SISKIYOU COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER 25647 Redwood Hwy 592-4111 AVAILABLE DAILY *Cheese burger, hamburger, turkey & cheese sandwich, Chef or Mandarin chicken salad, cheese or pepperoni pizza, nachos. THURSDAY, JUNE 5 *Daily Favorites Pasta with Marinara/meat sauce, beef & bean burrito, chicken burger, Hawaiian pizza, ham & cheese sand- wich, garden salad. 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The sheriff’s response time isn’t what we want at this time and District 2 would provide funding for: *Sheriff’s office patrol deputies. *Detectives for Major Crimes and Narcotics units. *Contract deputies (BLM, U.S. Forest Service, and Marine Patrol.) *Evidence and property control services. *Program and business analyses. The sheriff said that the effect on property owners with an assessed value of $130,000 would equate to: Weekday mornings in a household with children and working adults may never be peaceful, but they can be made easier. So promises Barbara Anderson, vice president of education for KinderCare Learning Centers, which op- erates more than 1,250 early childhood education and child-care centers nationwide. Anderson offers some suggestions to help calm the chaos in even the most hectic households. *Plan ahead. Schedule after-school activities. Lay out school clothes, pack lunches, plan breakfasts, be sure homework is done be- fore bedtime. *Involve children in some decisions. Let them choose the red shirt or the blue, Cheerios or Chex. *Motivate them. Experi- if it’s going to get worse, we need to be able to handle something like this.” The council voted 5-0 to authorize the mayor to make disapproval recommendations to OLCC. Further, that he recommend OLCC not grant a renewed license to the Red Garter unless the applicant shows commitment to correct the problems related to re- ported disturbances and as- District 1: 35-cents per day; $10.73 per month; $128.70 per year. District 2: 39-cents per day; $11.81 per month; $141.70 per year. Persons who live outside the Grants Pass city limits would have a total tax effect of 74-cents per day; $22.53 per month; $270.40 per year, Gilbertson reported. 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Cave Junction council reviews OLCC license applications (Continued from page 1) Sallman said Monday, June 2 that she believes that the sta- tistics are misleading in that some had nothing to do with her business. As examples she cited traffic stops that end up on her property, or people having problems outside the establishment that are not related to her business. She also wonders about the dates of the listed com- plaints. It could be, she indi- cated, that they cover a time frame going back two years. During the May 27 meet- ing, asked by council mem- bers to comment on the num- ber of calls for service gener- ated from the Red Garter, the sheriff said, “It’s an inordi- We think she’s pregnant… I’m not sure what to do… This is going to change my life! WWC #1504 • CCB #152266 • CPl #7-113 Member Oregon Ground Water Assoc. saults. 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