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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, August 12, 2009
August ArtWalk attractions are abundant
ning only.
Next door at Pair a Dice,
artist Ashly Wissler, another
IVHS grad, will show her
pencil portraits, and “Real
and Surreal” oil paintings.
At Embroidered Adapta-
tions, instrument builder Mi-
chael Scott will display some
of the pieces he has built as
he demonstrates “The Fine
Art of Violin-Making.” Visi-
tors will be welcome to view
the antiques, furniture and
gifts also available at this
garment-enhancement busi-
ness.
At the Illinois Valley
Safe House Alliance next
door to the DMV office, rock
sculptor Sandy Kaminsky
will show his new line of
work: picture and mirror
frames covered in a variety of
shells, rocks and found ob-
jects.
Visitors here also can
view how Avon supports
survivors of domestic abuse
and cancer. Linda Corey-
Woodward will be available
to answer questions and dem-
onstrate a new line of botani-
cal products. Refreshments
will be served.
ArtWalk will welcome
Blue Lotus Wellness Center,
located above the state liquor
store. Holistic health consult-
ant Joanna Jackson has
planned a grand opening fea-
turing art, food and entertain-
ment, including work by
metal sculptor Curtis Bloom,
and Patricia Bloom, who will
demonstrate Hafla Belly
Dancing.
Award-winning poet
Michael Spring will read
from his books blue crow and
Mudsong, as well as new
works. Wall art watercolors
by Deborah Dawson will be
displayed; and Kimberly Fu-
jita oil paintings.
Raw food treats prepared
by Ania Semper, a licensed
massage therapist, will be
available for tasting. The Up-
stairs Gallery also will be
open for ArtWalk. Gabriella
Salas-Groth will present her
“Soul Shine Project” and
there will be wine tasting.
Back Street Salon
Aug. 15 & 16, 2009 • 10 am-5 pm
On the Boardwalk
Port of Brookings Harbor, Oregon
E Admission • Parking • Shuttle
FRE Demonstrations • Entertainment
Children’s Art Corner
541-469-7120 • www.artfestcoast.com
Kris Schumacher's baskets offer unique designs and her pottery
often features basketry elements. (Photos provided)
ArtWalk
sponsor, Illinois
River
Valley
Arts
Council
(IRVAC) will
hold an open
house at the Jo-
sephine County
Bldg. from 5 to
8 p.m. Aug. 14,
and 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. on Satur-
day, Aug. 15.
Friday night
will feature a 20-
quilt preview of
the
Valley
Chicks’ October
display and a
continuing quilt
raffle.
Also,
Malaya
and
Gerry Canning
from
Happy
Camp will show their paint-
ings and photography.
“Caves and Bears” will
be displayed both days: There
will be four Grants Pass
“Bearfest” bears painted by
Lane Cosner, as well as Seat-
tle artist Hester Mallonee’s
acrylic paintings expressing
“Impressions of the Oregon
Caves.”
A free craft project will
be available for young and
old. IRVAC will sell juice
and soft drinks in support of
Learning Through Art. Spe-
cial placemats created to help
fund Wanda Goines’ mural of
the Oregon Caves also will be
available.
Blackberry Jam will be
celebrated Aug. 14 and 15 at
Nacho Mama’s with Nature
photography by Kay Ekwall,
local vendor displays on the
parking lot, live music and a
variety of blackberry treats.
Special Productions, next
874010
Cave Junction’s Second
Friday ArtWalk is brimming
with delightful experiences
for art lovers.
Attractions will range
from meeting award-winning
clay and basketry artist Kris
Schumacher, to hearing live
music from 2009 IVHS vale-
dictorian Sara Austin. And
there will be many more ac-
tivities and attractions along
the way.
Austin, who will be
heading off for college, will
give farewell performances of
her popular original composi-
tions at 5:30, 6:30 and 7:30
p.m. at Subway Restaurant.
Kris Schumacher studied
pottery in Indiana and later,
weaving and basket-making
in Illinois. These separate
disciplines inform her
uniquely beautiful pieces
which reflect the natural
beauty of the Pacific North-
west.
Schumacher is a recent
winner of an art award from
Rogue Community College,
and her work will be dis-
played at I.V. Visitor Center
throughout the month. Also at
the visitor center, guests can
experience “The Art of Sum-
mer Cuisine,” specially pre-
pared by Billie Coakley,
owner of Cabin Chemistry.
Daniel Emery, ArtWalk
Featured Artist for August,
will be available at Taylor’s
Country Store to discuss his
recent photography. Another
Illinois Valley High School
grad, Caleb Orton, an up-and-
rising local talent, will sere-
nade dinner patrons accompa-
nied by his acoustic guitar.
Menu specials will be prime
rib, and halibut with béar-
naise sauce.
A few steps farther north,
Ravenswood Gallery will
feature live music from
Matty, Dave and Sol. Visi-
tors are encouraged to visit
new Website: ravenswood-
gallery.com to preview gal-
lery treasures in burl art, crys-
tals, glass, leatherwork, paint-
ing, photography and more –
all of which will be on sale at
10 percent off, Friday eve-
16th Annual
Over 100 Artisans
Fine Arts & Crafts
Named “Best Fine Arts Festival” in 2006 & 2008
Oregon Festival & Events Association
NO PETS IN FESTIVAL AREA
Revival & Renewal
with music & the spoken word
by Pastors Jack & Jean Sequeira
Seventh-day Adventist Church, 265 S. Old Stage Rd.
Wednesday, August 12, 7 pm
"The Everlasting Gospel" Revelation 14:6, 7
Thursday, August 13, 7 pm
"No More Fear" I John 4:16-18
Friday, August 14, 7 pm
"The Sabbath Rest" Hebrews 4:9-11
Saturday, August 15
10:30 am - "The Supreme Sacrifice" Galatians 3:10-14
1 pm - Fellowship buffet served
2 pm - Women's Ministry & Mission by Jean Sequeira
7 pm - "The Significance of the Resurrection" I Cor. 15:20-26
No charge for meetings or hand-outs.
Community cordially invited.
to SOFCU Community
Credit Union, also is celebrat-
ing August with 10 percent
off everything in the store,
Aug. 14 and 15 only.
There will be a special
showing of Morning Dove
Rhodes silver with semi-
precious stone jewelry at the
Eye Care Group, Optometric
Physicians. These pieces are
crafted in contemporary Na-
tive American design and will
be available for viewing dur-
ing regular business hours.
Jim Lettis’ photography will
be displayed here and at
Home Valley Bank during
regular business hours.
IRVAC is a 501c3 non-
profit organization dedicated
to enriching lives by fostering
creativity and providing art
education and art experiences.
For further information,
phone 592-4444 or visit ir-
vac.com.
~ Judy Hoyle
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Say you saw it in the I.V. News
NO bingo August 20
NEXT bingo Thursday, September 17
& every 3rd Thursday of the month.
Acrylic and Gel Nails
Full Sets $25
Bring a friend, get a second buy-in pack FREE!
Hall available to rent.
Contact Bob Soria: 592-6856 or Don Warden: 597-2979
222 N. Redwood Hwy., Cave Junction
592-4277
Tina Haemmerlein
Licensed Massage Therapist, OBMT #9280
Thank you for supporting our veterans.
541-592-6190
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8. Uptight
12. Tangelo
13. Be mistaken
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16. Flightless bird
17. Burden
18. Shish ___
20. Gnat
22. Hand-to-hand
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24. Aussie "bear"
27. Watch
30. Border
31. Little bit
32. Knitting stitch
33. "Gosh!"
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38. Willow twig
40. Swelling
44. Throw, as dice
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49. Birthstone after
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Pasta salad, pineapple tidbits,
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MONDAY, AUG. 17
CHICKEN & PENNE PASTA
Steamed spinach, pickled
beets, multi-grain bread,
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19
CHICKEN POT PIE
OVER BISCUIT
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10. Adhesive cement
11. Affirmative
19. Lingerie item
21. Sick
23. Ship board
24. Small cask
25. Lyric poem
26. Mature
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29. Large northern
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37. Thin pancake
38. Klutz's cry
39. Hockey shot
41. Repeat
42. Castle defense
43. Wager
44. Fish eggs
46. Door opener
47. Before
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