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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, August 3, 2016
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Following are the high & low temperatures,
and rainfall recorded at The End of the Road
in O’Brien by Cheryl & Harry Johnson:
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Average Yearly Rain Total: 72.00”
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The 2016 golf camp participants at their tournament Thursday, July 28. Nearly 70 children attended the
golf camp at I.V. Golf Club.
By
Nathan L. Pierce
IVN Contributing Writer
Yet another junior
golf camp has come to
its conclusion. Hosted
by the mostly volunteer-
operated Illinois Valley Golf
Association, the season
was a great success. With
an increase of over 20
participants, this year’s camp
showed promise for the
future of golf in our small
community. The juniors
ranged in ages from four
through 15 years of age.
The golf camp consisted
of four weeks of age-related
group lessons followed by
a tournament also geared
to specific ages and ended
with an awards banquet and
pizza party. The goal of the
program is to provide a safe,
fun, learning summer activity
for the children in the Valley.
It is our belief that if you have
fun doing something you will
improve and in turn have
more fun in this game that we
love. Lessons are held on the
driving range, practice green
and for the more advanced
students on the golf course.
There is also the opportunity
during each session to hit
balls into targets on the range
as well as a putting contest
on the practice green to earn
points. One winner from each
age group won a $25 Wal-
Mart gift card.
This program was
created over two decades
ago by then Head-Pro Rex
Denham and volunteer Bob
Muswieck Sr. Over the last
several years the program
has been organized, run and
overseen by Steve Lyons,
Barbara Lane and Nathan
Pierce (myself). It is the
invaluable help of Wilber
Morton and his grandsons,
Gaven and Elias, junior
instructors, that contributed
to the camp’s success.
Both Gaven and Elias have
participated and graduated
from junior golf and now
are paying it forward.
Additionally, without the
support of parents and family
we could not offer this annual
summer opportunity.
The winners: 4-6-
year-old girls - first, Bella
Burke; second, Perla Jamie;
third, Grayson Arnold;
fourth, Maysie Stone; and
participants, Charlotte
Beausoleil and Kirra
McMichael; 4-6-year-old
boys - tied first, Kelvin
Williams and Rye Anderson;
second, Ever Ponder; third,
Jacob Baty; fourth, Brandon
Porter; fifth, Jeremy Holm-
Hurst; sixth, Ty Murphy;
seventh, Azaraya Houck;
eighth, Colton Cress; and
participants, Asher Pruit,
Gauge Lea, Jaron Pope and
Mason Tincher; 7-9-year-old
girls - first, Quinlyn Herrick;
tied for second, Carmin
Parker and Emily Hall; third,
Opal Jules; fourth, Jozy
Clark; fifth, Keira Pheiffer;
sixth, Jannan Rinehart;
seventh, Amielya Moore; and
participants, Elle Wheeler and
Jessame Pope; 7-9-year-old
boys - first, Luke Arnold;
second, Mason Richardson;
tied third, Case Denham and
Dominic Thoms; fourth,
Dylen Hall; fifth, Kegan
Russell; sixth, Carlos Jamie;
seventh, Dylan Beals; eighth,
Eligh Parker; ninth, Bram
Ponder; 10th, Indio Heberlein;
tied 11th, Justin Parker and
Myles Stone; 12th, Kyle
Porter; 13th, Jaleel Rinehart;
tied 14th, Ezra Murphy and
Santiago Jamie; 15th, Braedan
Lapora; 16th, Xavier Murphy;
17th, Eshiah Moore; and
participants, Bram Beausoleil
and Jackson Tincher; 10-15-
year-old girls - first, Mikayla
Bos; second, Maya Houck;
and third, Hannah Evans;
10-15-year-old boys - first,
Matthew Bos; tied second,
Gaven Morton and Raymond
Johnson; third, Gabe Evans;
fourth place, Jerry Dean (J
D); fifth, Austin Parker; sixth,
Johnathan Southammavone;
seventh, Rene Sanchez;
eighth, Issac Buckmaster;
ninth, Jesse Thomas; 10th,
Diego Sanchez; 11th, Skyler
Larkin; and participant,
Connor Creek. The winners
of the gift cards were Grayson
Arnold, Luke Arnold and
Mikaya Bos.
The awards banquet was
held Thursday, July 28 around
noon and the golfers, family
and friends were greeted by
Kettle Corn Roy Austin and
grandsons whom provided
cotton candy, kettle corn and
Pan-Galactic Garbleblasters
(a mix of fruit juices and
7-up). Following was the
awards presentation where
all participants received
trophy-plaques (crafted
by Cary G. Riley of I.V.
Trophy & Collectibles) and
goody bags. Next everyone
enjoyed Perfect Pizza donated
generously by Scott Thoms
of Perfect Pizza. To finish
everyone enjoyed ice-cream
provided Jay and Marilyn
Zieba of Coffee Heaven as
well as desserts provided by
many of the parents. Special
thanks to our honored guest
Mr. Bob Muswieck Sr. (91
years young). We would like
to say thanks to the following
private and business members
of our wonderful community:
Frank and Mary Ault for
their 2011 gift that has and
still supports our kids, Russ
Wright, Lisa and Nancy of
Dairy Queen (mini-blizzards
for all), Wilber Morton for
another very generous cash
donation (and his timeless
goodwill), the employees and
volunteers of Illinois Golf
Association and all the parents
and family of our young
golfers. Lastly, the most
thanks to all of our wonderful,
talented and kind (they helped
each other) junior golfers.
The Junior Golf Camp
is offered annually to all
interested at a total cost of
$2 per participant which is
all inclusive. The camp starts
two weeks after the end of the
school season (whenever that
may be). To register or with
any questions please call the
golf course at 541-592-3151.
Get your Sports Physical for the
upcoming season.
Don’t wait until the last minute!
Available at the clinic all summer and starting Aug. 15 at
Illinois Valley High School and Lorna Byrne Middle School.
Appointments will be required!
Another option would be to schedule a combination well-teen exam/sports
phsical with your regular health care provider. This can be billed to your
insurance and should not cost you anything. Plus, if you are a patient
of Siskiyou Community Health Center, you will also get a $15 Gift
Card from Taylor’s!
Call 541-592-4111 for scheduling.
For Kids 6 - 18
Only $ 25
Additional charges may apply for
consultation, lab or other tests that are
required beyond the sports physical.
25647 Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction
www.siskiyouhealthcenter.com
This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.