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Page 10 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, December 13, 2006 SECOND FRIDAY ART WALK in Cave Junction wrapped up its 2006 season Dec. 8. (Top four photos, clockwise from top, left) Changes Art Gal- lery featured music by George Shook & Friends; Rebecca Pearson (left) with her ornaments and Jen Marsden at Time Capsule; two of Paula Fong’s illustra- tions at Eye Care Group; Bill Dickson’s pottery work at the Upstairs Art Gallery above Bagel Junc- tion. (Photos by Scott Jorgensen/IVN) (Photos from left) New co-owners of BeBe’s Art For Everyone Marsha Nilles and Claudia Lake; musician Jen Ambrose at Pizza Pit; and ‘Jefferson’ playing Americana at Taylor’s Country Store. Art Walk will resume in April. The program is supported by Evergreen Federal Bank, artists and merchants. (Photos by Scott Jorgensen/IVN) Presenting varied artistic media goal at BeBe’s Gallery Continuing to showcase the work of area artists in varied media, as well as some of their own, is the goal of the new co-owners of BeBe’s Art For Everyone Gallery. Claudia Lake and Mar- sha Nilles are eager to con- tinue the tradition set by pre- vious owners Rebecca Pear- son and Bob Burt. They took over the business in Down- town Cave Junction approxi- mately a month ago. Lake and Nilles partici- pated in the November Sec- ond Friday Art Walk, and were involved in the final one of 2006 on Dec. 8. They would like to become more Following are the high-and- low temperatures, and rainfall, recorded in O’Brien by Cheryl & Harry Johnson. *Fri., Dec.1: 43-33 *Sat., Dec. 2: 46-29.5 *Sun., Dec. 3:41-26 *Mon., Dec. 4: 42-27 *Tue., Dec. 5: 43-29 *Wed., Dec. 6: 40-30 *Thurs., Dec. 7: 43-31 Following are the high-and- low temperatures, and rainfall, recorded in Cave Junction at Mountain Wind Farm. *Fri., Dec.1: 46-30 *Sat., Dec. 2: 50-28 *Sun., Dec. 3:49-27 *Mon., Dec. 4: 47-27 *Tue., Dec. 5: 45-29; .01 *Wed., Dec. 6: 38-30; .01 *Thurs., Dec. 7: 42-32 Much learning does not teach understanding. - Heraclitus - involved in planning the program, but want to get some more experience in and with the valley art world before tackling that scene. During the current holi- day season -- to be more convenient and available for shoppers -- they have the following hours of opera- tion: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- days through Thursdays; 10 to 6 on Fridays and Satur- days; and 11 to 4 Sundays. The telephone number is 592-5343. Although both have backgrounds in art, Nilles has the most experience in that, while Lake has an ex- tensive background in thea- Illinois Valley Wednesday, Dec. 13 Rain & wind High--50 Low--42 Thursday, Dec. 14 Mostly cloudy, rain evening High--50 Low--32 Friday, Dec. 15 Cloudy, showers & cold High--42 Low--28 Saturday, Dec. 16 Cloudy, windy High--40 Low--29 Sunday, Dec. 17 Cloudy, rain & snow possible High--41 Low--26 Monday, Dec. 18 Mostly cloudy, breezy High--40 Low--28 Tuesday, Dec. 19 Clouds & rain High--44 Low--30 ter arts. She has bachelor’s and master’s degree in thea- ter arts. She also taught the topic in Hollywood, and has been involved in semiprofes- sional (with an Equity waiver) and amateur pro- ductions. Plus, she has di- rected productions. She is employed by the state of California, and finds herself working at BeBe’s mostly on weekends. She enjoys woodcraft, and she and Nilles have col- laborated on some projects. Nilles said that her fam- ily provided her an art back- ground, although she spent 17 years training people to safely ride motorcycles. Her art specialty is hand-engraving, and with her steady hand she has done some amazing egg engraving. As well, she etches glass; some of her work in the latter is at Rose of Sharon for wedding and celebrations. The new co-owners of BeBe’s like living where there are four seasons, and they enjoy the rural atmos- phere, plus being in a small community. They would like to gain more consignments of stained glass and workcraft. And they’re looking forward to an artful future. Christmas Decorating Contest For Valley Businesses Decorations must be ready for judging by Friday, December 15th Entry deadline Wed., Dec 13th Linda Sallman 128 S. Redwood Hwy. Cave Junction OR 97523 541-592-4541 Across from Caves Pharmacy on Redwood Hwy. Open Mondays - Fridays, 9 to 5 Auto - Home - Life - Commercial Good Old Country Comfort NEW! Express Lunch Buffet All-You-Can-Eat Quick in - Quick out Monday - Meatloaf Tuesday - Italian Wednesday - Mexican Thursday - Chef's Choice Sponsored by Illinois Valley Chamber of Commerce all the fixings plus salad & dessert only $7 Business ______________________ Friday - hand-dipped Alaskan Cod, 95 chips, & home-made Clam Chowder only $9 Address ______________________ Sunday - All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast Buffet Indoor Outdoor 95 Daily - 3 Fresh, Home-made Soups (Free Samples on Request) 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 203 N. Redwood Hwy. (541) 592-4128
