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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Art Walk salute to Oregon Caves & Chateau on tap Friday
“Salute to the Oregon
Caves & Chateau” is the
theme for the May 8 free
Second Friday ArtWalk in
and around Downtown Cave
Junction from 5 to 8 p.m.
Evergreen Federal Bank
will display Karen Stiles’
painting which represents
various milestones for the
Oregon Caves National
Monument. A special recep-
tion will take place during
ArtWalk from 4 to 6 p.m. at
Evergreen’s Cave Junction
branch to highlight the 100th
anniversary of the monument.
Stiles’ painting will be in
One of 33 ‘Doors of Oregon,’ Stiles’ work celebrates Oregon
Caves National Monument. (Photo provided)
Pow-Wow set May 9-10 in GP
People of the Earth
Foundation will present its
15th annual free Native
American Arts Festival &
Mothers Day Pow-Wow on
Saturday and Sunday, May 9
and 10 in Riverside Park in
Grants Pass.
The event, part of the
Amazing May celebration,
will be open from 10 a.m. to
7 p.m. each day.
Along with drumming
performances by Elk Thunder
Drum and others, there will
be singing and traditional
men’s and women’s dance
exhibitions. Fiesta America’s
4-H dance group and
Lowicha also will perform.
Food, arts and crafts
booths will be open to the
public, and there will be
workshops on regionally
available healing herbs and
medicinal mushrooms. There
also will be giant puppets,
face-painting, 50/50 drawings
and raffles.
Grand entry will be at 1
p.m. on Saturday; noon on
Sunday.
Volunteers are needed, as
are tepees, said organizers.
For vendor or volunteer infor-
mation phone (541)531-6104
or email rockyver-
dugo@yahoo.com.
Evergreen’s “Doors of Ore-
gon” street art project in
Grants Pass this summer.
There will be 33 doors repre-
senting Oregon’s counties for
the state’s sesquicentennial.
In commemoration of the
1874 discovery of the caves
by Elijah Davidson, Elaine
Barker’s Illinois Valley High
School art students will create
a sidewalk chalk drawing,
“Follow the Bear,” at the Jo-
sephine County Bldg.
The free ArtWalk
Kidspace activity from 4 to 6
p.m. at the county building
will be, “Make Your Own
Mother’s Day Card,” led by
Annie Norton and sponsored
by the I.V. Section of the
Boys & Girls Club.
The I.V. Visitor Center
will welcome Mike McDer-
mott, IVHS Class of 1959.
He will discuss the creation
of his spectacular dollhouse,
an 80-pound replica of the
three-story Chateau at Oregon
Caves. The dollhouse will be
displayed until raffled during
the July 4 weekend as a fund-
raiser for the I.V. Alumni &
Friends Scholarship Fund.
Jan Walker will be avail-
able to sign copies of her new
field guide, Shrubs of S.W.
Oregon, written in collabora-
tion with Max Bennett, for-
ester with OSU Extension
Service. Landscape plants,
many native to the area, will
be available.
This month’s Featured
Artist, Roger Robinson, will
show his imaginative, whim-
sical pictorials at Taylor’s
Country Store. Also, Hum-
boldt County Country rocker
Kent Stephensen will demon-
strate why he’s a favorite
around the region.
The menu will feature
Halibut Hollandaise with
Shrimp, as well as regular
menu items.
Farther south, Subway
Restaurant will host “Escape
from Berkeley” alternative-
fuel rally winner “MAX.”
Designer Jack McCornack
and Sharon Westcott, of Illi-
nois Valley, drove the super-
efficient DIY prototype from
Berkeley, Calif. to Las Vegas,
Nev. and won the $5,000
prize. See what this “Kinetic
Vehicles” local business team
has planned for the future.
Lister Street will come
alive as Northwest Hairlines,
across from the Cave Junc-
tion Post Office, will host
artist Debbie Wilson, of Arti-
san Jewelry by Debbie. The
public is invited to hear popu-
lar duo, Two Foot Daddy,
consisting of Wally Aiken
and Dave Monsma, while
viewing original paintings,
sculpture and graphic art
posters.
Free raffles and wine-
tasting courtesy of Bridge-
view Vineyards Winery will
round out the festivities at
Northwest Hairlines.
Across the street by the
DMV office, the I.V. Safe
House Alliance will host a
miniworkshop on photo com-
position, “Tips and Tricks,”
by Daniel Emery from 6:30
to 7 p.m. only.
Emery will lead weekend
photography workshops at
the Chateau later this year.
Mary Reynolds, of Jefferson
State Financial Services, will
be showing her new creation:
framed miniature glass bead
“quilts,” as well as her ele-
gant bead jewelry.
Special Productions in
the SOFCU Community
Credit Union building will
celebrate its fourth anniver-
sary with special refresh-
ments as Sue Jines presents
the creative woodwork of a
“mystery guest.”
At Nacho Mama’s Can-
tina, everyone is invited to
participate in an “Interactive
Art Project.” Door prizes will
be awarded to some lucky
patrons who need not be pre-
sent to win. The full menu
and bar will be available until
9 p.m.
Ravenswood Gallery will
host its own one-year anni-
versary celebration featuring
performances by local musi-
cians; and Embroidered Ad-
aptations next door will wel-
come Cilicia Philemon, who
will display her beaded jew-
elry and demonstrate how the
work is accomplished.
George & Anwyn
Leverett will perform their
signature Celtic music at
Home Valley Bank from 4 to
6 p.m. Nationally renowned
for their music and George’s
authentic hand-built instru-
ments, the Leveretts will have
their own CDs and instru-
ments for sale.
The Eye Care Group,
Optometric Physicians, on
Caves Hwy., will display
beautiful “Images of Nature
& Architecture” by Jim Lettis
during regular business hours
throughout the month.
Second Friday ArtWalk
also will be held on Aug. 14
and Nov. 13 in rotation with
Kerby’s Evenings of Art &
Wine. The Illinois River Val-
ley Arts Council, an IRS reg-
istered not-for-profit organi-
zation, sponsors the Cave
Junction event with support
from Evergreen Federal
Bank; and R.H. Ziller & Co.,
graphic design professionals.
For further information,
view irvac.com or phone
592-4444.
Selma Community Center
18255 Redwood Hwy., Selma
Saturday, May 16, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Mexican Dinner
6 p.m.
Spring Starter Plant Sale & Flea Market
Pole Building
Vendors contact
Ruth 592-3759
Gym
Vendors contact
Jim 597-2455
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Meals are served in the
CJ County Bldg.
592-2126, 955-8839
FRIDAY, MAY 8
HEARTY CHICKEN STEW
Winter mix vegetables, orange
glazed beets, sunflower seed
bread, sugar cookie
MONDAY, MAY 11
VEAL PATTY WITH GRAVY
Peas & carrots, marinated
vegetable salad, dill wheat roll,
chocolate fluff
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13
MEATLOAF WITH GRAVY
Parslied potatoes, broccoli
Normandy, onion bread,
chocolate oatmeal bar
Don’t drink and drive
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