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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, April 11, 2007
‘Celebration of Spring’ program set
Classical selections including Dvorak and Bartok to support Arts Council
By LINDA COREY
Why would a well-
known symphony violinist
and concert pianist want to
perform a classical
concert in Cave
Junction?
“We passion-
ately support the
arts!” said both
musicians.
On Sunday,
April 15, Dorothea
Hover-Kramer and
Arlene
Tayloe
will perform the
lively music of
Mozart,
Bach,
Dvorak and Bartok
in a celebration of
spring. A special
guest, Brian Alec
Thom, also will
appear in the free
concert. Thom, a
pianist, with Hover-Kramer
and Tayloe will present
world-class music right in
Illinois Valley.
The concert will begin
at 3 p.m. at Immanuel
United Methodist Church,
200 W. Watkins St. in Cave
Junction across from Shop
Smart Food Warehouse.
Although admission is
free, donations are encour-
aged to support Illinois
River Valley Arts Council
(IRVAC) programs. Follow-
ing the afternoon concert
there will be a reception and
refreshments.
As background for the
performance, it should be
noted that Cave Junction is a
hotbed of talented artists,
musicians, artisans, writers,
dancers and college-
educated people who love
the arts. As a result, many
are members of IRVAC. It
sponsors Second Friday Art
Walk in Downtown Cave
Junction each month from
April through December,
and presents Learning
Through Art programs at
valley schools.
Exposure to a wide va-
riety of art forms and cul-
tures broadens the aware-
ness and understanding of
students and adults alike.
or three classical music con-
certs each year to benefit the
council.
Other professional mu-
Dorothe Hover-Kramer and Arlene Tayloe
Parents, community volun-
teers, and businesses support
these programs year after
year because they enrich
individuals and the commu-
nity as a whole.
Fund-raisers are held
throughout the year to help
keep these programs going.
Art Walk requires many
hours of planning, organiz-
ing, and publicizing by IR-
VAC members each month.
Dedicated members say that
the effort is worth it. It’s the
social event of the month for
many.
The Second Friday Art-
Walk attracts people for
dinner, music and strolling
around Downtown CJ to see
the arts and crafts, and per-
formers at various busi-
nesses. It’s also a time to
socialize with friends and
new acquaintances. In other
words, it’s a big event for a
small town.
Dorothea Hover-
Kramer, current IRVAC
president, is an accom-
plished pianist, artist, author,
poet and a driving force for
the arts in Illinois Valley.
She typically organizes two
sicians, who donate their
time and talent for this good
cause, perform with her.
Tayloe has a master’s
degree in music from North-
western University in Illi-
nois, and has played violin
with symphonies and opera
companies in Dallas, Den-
ver, Chicago, Santa Fe and
San Jose. After moving to
Ashland three years ago, she
began performing with
Rogue Valley Symphony,
Rogue Valley Opera and
Rogue Valley Chamber
Players.
Tayloe enjoys perform-
ing with kindred spirit
Hover-Kramer at Sunday
afternoon musicales to bene-
fit IRVAC.
For more information,
phone 592-5296.
E-waste bill
approved
Fewer computers, tele-
visions and obsolete elec-
tronics are likely to find
their way to Oregon landfills
because of a unanimous
vote by members of the
House Energy and the Envi-
ronment Committee approv-
ing House Bill 2626.
“As consumer electron-
ics become integrated into
every facet of life, we have a
responsibility to find a sus-
tainable way to dispose of
these devices,” said commit-
tee Chairman Jackie Ding-
felder (D-Portland).
Oregonians threw away
32,500 tons of computers,
televisions and other obso-
lete electronics during 2005,
mostly into landfills or
dumps. This can allow toxic
metals, such as mercury,
lead or cadmium to eventu-
ally leach into water tables.
The approved proposal
would require computer and
television manufacturers to
either pay into a state-
contracted program to recy-
cle used goods, which must
be free and easily accessible
for consumers, or set up
their own program.
“Oregonians want to
recycle and manufacturers
of electronics want to be
responsible corporate citi-
zens” Dingfelder said. “In
that sense, this bill is a win
for consumers, a win for
business and a win for the
environment.”
The bill now moves to
the Joint Committee on
Ways and Means for addi-
tional review, before con-
tinuing to the House floor.
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For information about costs
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1-877-725-6342
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If you don’t have time
to do it right,
when will you have
time to do it over?
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