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Page A-12 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Weather Watch Cave Junction Thursday, Mar 30 Showers High --55 Low -- 36 Friday, March 31 Mostly Sunny High -- 61 Low -- 40 T ry r osie ’ s PIZZA B Y - Saturday, April 1 Partly Sunny High -- 66 Low -- 44 Sunday, April 2 Partly Sunny High -- 56 Low -- 38 Monday, April 3 T HE -S LICE Partly Cloudy High -- 58 Low -- 41 Tuesday, April 4 Today Mostly Cloudy High -- 58 Low -- 45 Wednesday, April 5 Rain High -- 61 Low -- 45 415-0517 OPEN: M & TH 11-6 FRIDAY 11-7 aT C hevron in CJ SATURDAY 9-1 aT G ranTs P ass G rowers ’ markeT FIND US ON FACEBOOK! Following are the high & low temperatures, and rainfall recorded at The End of the Road in O’Brien by Cheryl & Harry Johnson: Mar High 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 64.2 59.2 57.2 56.6 60.7 51.4 57.5 Low 36.6 47.3 46.7 48.8 44.9 41.1 31.0 Rain .15 1.05 .35 .84 1.72 .30 .64 Mar Rain: 11.46” YTD Rain:101.81” Average Yearly Rain Total: 72 Inches (Photo courtesy of Christina Paul for the Illinois Valley News) March Students of the Month Grade/ Teacher Student K/ Garman Skilyn Deckert K/ Patterson Charlotte Priddle K/ Pitts Savannah Beairsto 1/ Bonney Bonnie McCarthy 1/ Flaherty Paiton Patterson 1/ Gill 2/ Gladding 2/ Clements 2/ Snyder 3/ Gragg 3/ Gutierrez Samantha Cox Trystan Bencini Adryanna Syliva Isabella Pepe Miahlee Mendes Malakai Edwards PARKS . . . Continued from A-1 And when heads were put together about Jubilee Park, located in Downtown Cave Junction, the ideas seemed to be endless, but included a water spray area, an enclosed dog run, a second baseball field, basketball courts, exercise stations, a walking path, more trees on the western side, a climbing wall, volleyball, rebuilding the bandstand, and a yoga/tai chi area. The issues of concern that came up about Jubilee Park were the transients hanging around and unlawful, loud usage of the park at night. If you missed the meeting and still want to participate in the Park Plan you will be able to complete an online survey in April and the Park Plan committee will be doing outreach at the annual Easter Egg Hunt held at Jubilee Park. You can get more information about the Park and Recreation Plan by visiting www.highway199.org or calling BY THE YARD: BY THE BAG/TOTE: Rock 1 Yard Tote Sand Perlite (4 C.F.) Bark-O-Mulch Perlite (60 C.F.) Pumice (2 sizes) Peat Moss (3.8 C.F.) Washed Steer Manure Peat Moss (55 C.F.) OMRI Organic Compost Premium Worm Castings Compost’N Pumice BY THE BLOCK: Organic Compost Chicken & Pumice Coco Peat Blocks 50/50 Mix (Chicken & Steer) Oregon Mix BY THE PALLET: Coco Peat (fluffed) Peat Moss WSDA Composted Chicken Manure Coco Peat Blocks ROCK’N SOIL DOWN TO EARTH AMENDMENTS 1 LOVE Mix 272 N. Old Stage Road Cave Junction, OR 97523 www.rocknsoil-oregon.com rocknsoiloregon@frontier.com @ROCKNSOILOREGON Locally Made and Family Owned - Be Green One Tote or Truck at a Time 3/ Nelson 4/ O’Donnell 4/ Bethke 4/ Willeford LS/ Keil Mary Dewitt MacKenzie Taylor Chiara Miller Alexis Lennon Calimae McClanahan 541-592-4316. The project manager for the Community Service Center is Kyle Collins at 478-414-6839 or kcollins@ uoregon.edu and the website is csc.uoredon.edu. (Photo by Laura Mancuso, Illinois Valley News) Rodger Brandt gives an overview of the current parks in the Valley, March 21 at the senior center.
