Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Oregon) 1937-current, May 03, 2017, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPage A-14 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, May 3, 2017 Weather Watch Cave Junction Thursday, May 4 Thunderstorm High --81 Low -- 52 Friday, May 5 Partly Cloudy High -- 55 Low -- 39 T ry r osie ’ s PIZZA B Y - Saturday, May 6 Partly Cloudy High -- 56 Low -- 40 Sunday, May 7 Mostly Sunny High -- 80 Low -- 46 Monday, May 8 T HE -S LICE Mostly Sunny High -- 71 Low -- 46 Tuesday, May 9 Today Sunny High -- 73 Low -- 49 Wednesday, May 10 415-0517 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! Mostly sunny High -- 69 Low -- 48 The folowing is the high & low temperatures and rainfall recorded at The End of the Road Weather in O’Brien by Cheryl & Harry Johnson Apr High Low Rain 21 72.6 36.8 .00 22 60.0 44.3 .22 23 57.2 40.7 .12 24 50.5 41.7 .76 25 54.7 41.4 .11 26 57.3 42.2 .19 27 59.7 35.3 .00 Apr Rain: 10.12” YTD Rain: 113.31” Average Yearly Rain 72.0” Evergreen April Students of the Month K/ Garman K/ Patterson K/ Pitts 1/ Bonney 1/ Flaherty 1/ Gill Alex Pepe Ramona Newman Logan Wilson Samantha Tucker Edgar Medina Isabella Johnson 2/ Gladding 2/ Clements 2/ Snyder 3/ Gragg 3/ Gutierrez 3/ Nelson Kyle Porter Averi Humphrey Myles Stone Hailey Cooper Abigail Ware Aylin Rodriguez WHERE ... Continued from A-1 “We know the fiscal conservatives don’t want the levy. And there’s folks here who have a general cultural aversion to law enforcement; and of course, illegal growers like the lack of law enforcement,” Evans said. “But now, our community’s become criminally dominated, so these attitudes are like shooting oneself in the foot.” But Evans and others will keep trying. “We plan to institute the Illinois Valley Community Watch and Public Safety Support Outreach campaign - regardless of the whether the levy passes or not,” he said. “The effort requires community input, education, organization of concerned residents and dedicated 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.) Premium Worm Castings OMRI Organic Compost 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 4/ O’Donnell Kayden Hollis 4/ Bethke Kami Scott 4/ Willeford Emilee Jones LS/ Keil Dustin Smith One absent: Aylin Rodriguez; extra from last month: Alexis Lennon. participation.” Evans said CJ Patrol is organizing with Hoke, who also serves as Idlewild Watch coordinator; Guenter Ambron, Ken Rose Watch coordinator; and other community leaders and neighborhood watch captains, to establish a Valleywide network of neighborhood watches. The kick-off meeting for this effort will take place at Wild River Brewing and Pizza, Thursday, May 4, at 6:30 p.m. The groups’ goal is to recruit at least one representative from every street and road in the Valley who is willing to allow CJ Patrol to help them organize a community watch effort in their area. “But all this planning won’t make much difference if people do not participate,” Evans said. “This community has to decide if it is going to be haven of lawlessness, or if good people are going to take their home back from the criminal element.”