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Page 13 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, November 19, 2008 Moving aid, other help available at Movearoo Illinois Valley Fire District (IVFD), American Medical Response and Oregon State Police turned out for a single-vehicle rollover crash on Monday, Nov. 17 at approximately 2:30 p.m. The accident was on Caves Hwy. near Barnes Way. Indications were that the driver (not in photo) declined medical aid. Details of the mishap from OSP were unavailable in time for this issue. (Photo by Illinois Valley News ) Training and education are among hallmarks for Illinois Valley Fire District (IVFD) volunteer firefighters. Dur- ing a recent orientation, volunteers toured Kerbyville Museum, including the ad- jacent Stith-Nauke House. Information about becom- ing a volunteer firefighter is available by phoning 592- 2225. (Photos by Dale & Elaine Sandberg, IVFD Me- dia Dept.) Deer-vehicle crashes can be avoided Autumn is deer mating season -- which means that deer are on the move and less cautious about darting onto roads. Caltrans noted that driv- ers should be extra vigilant this time of year and follow these tips for driving in deer country. *Be particularly attentive between sunset and midnight, during the hours shortly be- fore and after sunrise, and in foggy conditions. Most deer- vehicle collisions occur dur- ing those times. *Drive carefully in areas known to have high deer populations. Places where roads divide agricultural fields or streams from forest- land are especially dangerous. *If you see a deer, slow down. Others are probably nearby. *Use high-beam head- lights when there is no on- coming traffic. The high beams can reflect off their eyes and warn you of their presence. *If a deer is in your lane, brake firmly, but stay in the lane. The most serious crashes occur when drivers swerve. *Don’t rely on deer whistles, deer fences, or re- flectors to deter deer. *Wear safety belts. *If your car strikes a deer, don’t touch the animal. If the deer is blocking the highway, phone 911. These tips used with per- mission from the National Park Service. Ray’s notes Pink R effort In the second year of its Pink R fund-raising cam- paign, the Ray’s Foundation -- supported by Ray’s Food Place customers and employ- ees -- tripled the $25,000 mark set during the first year by raising $93,342. Different this year than last, customers of Ray’s Food Place sites, including the store in Selma, were asked to do- nate the change from their shopping order to support 10 % OFF Labor November & December local breast cancer research and awareness. “Especially in these tough economic times, cus- tomers are less willing to give an entire dollar, as we asked last year,” said Alan Nidiffer, C&K Market chief informa- tion officer. “But,” he said, “they are much more willing to give something small like their change.” This shift in what customers are asked to give helped make the second year of the Pink R program such a success, Nidiffer said. C&K Market is a family owned business based in Brookings. The company oper- ates Shop Smart Food Ware- house sites, Price Less Food stores, and Ray’s Food Place locations. Need labels & envelopes printed, data prepared for mailing? Call: Ellie’s Data Base 592-3054 or 287-0660 Frontier Communica- tions announced that it has added its portfolio of tele- phone, television and Internet products and services to the Movearoo program. Movearoo.com, a cost- free, online marketplace to shop for, order and save money on home communica- tions, entertainment and utili- ties, is making moving even easier with new enhanced capabilities and greater choice for video, broadband and home or home office phone services, said the firm. Frontier Communica- tions is one of the latest com- munications companies to join the Movearoo program established by founding members AT&T, Qwest and Verizon. The other new members are EMBARQ, Ha- waiin Telcom, TDS Telecom and Windstream Communi- cations, whose services are now also featured on Movea- roo. Recent site enhance- ments to Movearoo.com pro- vide detailed community in- formation, including school and crime ratings, demo- graphics, and local amenities such as nearby restaurants, theatres and businesses. “Movearoo.com allows us to share Frontier’s prod- ucts and services easily with current and potential custom- ers, and movers can find all the information they need at one, user-friendly Website,” said Frontier. Movearoo.com allows customers to plan their move step-by-step. Besides com- parison shopping for essential residential and home office services such as phone, high- speed Internet and TV, con- sumers can: set up gas and electric service; change a mailing address without a trip to the post office; or request mover quotes and order mov- ing supplies. Also, find tips and man- age the move process using an interactive checklist; sub- scribe to newspaper delivery; research and rent home appli- ances, furniture and more. Movearoo.com, a com- prehensive online resource to help prepare for and ease the stress of moving, is the cen- terpiece of the Movearoo program. By simply entering a new home address, Movea- roo users can get convenient and cost-free help with eve- ryone related to moving. Movers also can phone (877) 771-0771 for personal moving assistance. The Crew at Dillon’s wishes you a Happy & Joyous Thanksgiving! Psalm 100 “We’re a growing business!” Corner of 199 & Rockydale Road 592-5386 Winter hours: Mon. - Sat., 9-5, closed Sun. ALL * YOU * CAN * EAT includes: salad bar * drink * pumpkin pie ONLY $10 95 Thursday, November 27 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Bring your family and friends! 333 Redwood Hwy. 592-6434 Senior Nutrition Menu Sponsored by Meals are served in the CJ County Bldg. 592-2126, 955-8839 FRIDAY, NOV. 21 CHICKEN & PENNE PASTA Broccoli cuts, Harvard beets, sunflower seed bread, birthday cake MONDAY, NOV. 24 WESTERN PORK STEW Winter blend vegetables, whole kernel corn, dill wheat bread, chocolate chip bar WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26 ROAST TURKEY Whip potatoes with gravy, capri blend vegetables, bread dressing with gravy, pumpkin custard with whipped topping Christmas Decorating Contest For Downtown Cave Junction Businesses Decorations must be ready for judging by Tuesday, December 16th which is also the entry deadline Sponsored by Illinois Valley Chamber of Commerce Business ______________________ Address ______________________ parts not included Illinois Valley Computer Service “Service at your door” Microsoft Certified Professional 116 N. Redwood Hwy., Cave Junction www.ivcsonline.net Zane Blankenship 541-761-4351 Tony Mistretta 541-761-4321 zane@ivcsonline.net tony@ivcsonline.net Indoor Don’t waste your gas going to Grants Pass! Check us out first. Table Cloths - Runners - Pictures - Dolls Kights Krafts 2027 Deer Creek Rd., Selma Outdoor Send to I.V. Chamber at P.O. Box 312 Cave Junction OR 97523 or deliver to chamber office in the I.V. Visitor Center. Phone 592-3326
