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Page A-8 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, March 9, 2011 Thursday, Mar. 10 Windy with Rain High -- 50 Low -- 41 Enchiladas, sushi, marimbas and dancing at Evergreen By Darcy Wallace IVN Staff Writer Friday, Mar. 11 Sun & Some Clouds High -- 53 Low -- 37 Saturday, Mar. 12 Sun Yielding to Clouds High -- 50 Low -- 36 Sunday, Mar. 13 Partly Sunny High -- 50 Low -- 34 Monday, Mar. 14 Mostly Sunny High -- 49 Low -- 40 Tuesday, Mar. 15 Warmer w/ Clouds High -- 60 Low -- 40 Wednesday, Mar. 16 Rain High -- 60 Low -- 42 Following are the high & low temperatures, and rainfall recorded at The End of the Road in O’Brien by Cheryl & Harry Johnson: High Low Rain *Fri., Feb. 25 42 27 .24 *Sat., Feb. 26 49 21 .18 *Sun., Feb. 27 51 20 .21 *Mon., Feb. 28 44 37 .2 *Tues., Mar. 1 60 37 .04 *Wed., Mar. 2 46 39 .71 *Thu., Mar. 3 51 36 .47 Countdown to Spring ... ...10 Days to go! Senior Lunch Menu Sponsored by 541-592-3562 Kim, I’m so tired of beans & rice! What I really want is some good Old Spaghetti. And I don’t remember who won the last time we played in the Pool Tournament. Zachary Anderson Mac, I don’t remember much of anything from the last tournament either. But let’s try again on Saturday at 7pm! AND ..for $5 You can have your Spaghetti & eat it too! Oregon State wrestling 3-A 135lbs, Bronze Medalist . All-You-Can-Eat (maybe you do) IVHS Activities Calendar brought to you by the folks at 541-592-3556 Cave Junction 541-471-7487 Grants Pass 541-469-7545 Brookings 541-773-7487 Medford 145 S. Redwood Hwy 541-592-6663 145 S. Redwood Hwy 541-592-6663 in O’Brien Great Season Cougars! Coming Soon! IVHS Spring Sports Schedules @ the Chevron in C.J. Trust in your investments requires trust in your Financial Advisor. Dedication, integrity and proffesionalism aren’t just words in an ad to us. They are the foundation on which this firm was built and by which we continue to operate today. 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McGrew ’ s THURSDAY, MAR. 10 Three cheese lasagna, steamed spinach, Italian blend vegetables, french roll, almond cookie FRIDAY MAR. 11 Meatloaf w/ gravy, scal- loped potatoes, Scandi- navian blend vegetables, multigrain bread, gelatin jewels w/ whipped topping MONDAY MAR. 14 Cream chicken & vegeta- bles w/ rice, Oregon bean medley, marinated vegeta- ble salad, seven grain roll, lemon pudding TUESDAY MAR. 15 Beef stew, whole kernel corn, pineapple & mandarin salad, potato wheat bread, oatmeal raisin cookies WEDNESDAY MAR. 16 Chicken pomodoro, broc- coli cuts four bean salad, rye roll, birthday cake Meals are served in the Cave Junction County Building. 541-592-2126, 541-955-8839 The Evergreen El- ementary cafeteria was packed full Thursday, March 3 for Multicul- tural Night, an evening of cuisine from all over the world. Cook staff and vol- unteers devoted their time to cooking a full meal for guests, who lined up al- most out the door at peak serving time. Next door in the gym, Lorna Byrne’s Marimba Band, led by director Brice Cloyd, started out the eve- ning’s entertainment, fol- lowed by Hawaiian hula dancing and a Grants Pass 4-H dance group. “We wanted to get the community to come to the school and see what we’ve been doing,” said Ever- green principal Dave Va- lenzuela. According to Valen- zuela, the volunteers serv- ing food were central to the evening’s success. Just some of the food avail- able was teriyaki chicken, dumplings, enchiladas from Carlos Restaurante and handmade sushi rolls from food service director Michael Morris. Morris is director of food services for the Three Rivers school district, and said he’s been in the food service industry for some 40 years. Evergreen has hosted Multicultural Night for three years, and a Cin- co de Mayo celebration the years before. Just a few of Morris’ list of duties include man- aging and planning menus, overseeing the purchase of ingredients, managing employees, scheduling deliveries and catering to schools in the district. But Morris still found the time to demonstrate su- shi-making Thursday for Multicultural Night. “I think it’s a great way to expose some of the people who might not have the money or the pal- ates to different types of food,” Morris said. “I do it because I enjoy being around people. Cooking is my livelihood; I love it.” After eating, guests slowly filed into the gym to watch elementary and middle school-aged stu- dents in the Marimba Band, the first act onstage. Band director Brice Cloyd said it was the group’s first performance this year. Parents, students and friends also chose between various arts-and-crafts ac- tivity booths staffed by teachers and volunteers, giving them a taste of Spain, France and Italy. Morris said Thurs- day was the fourth time he’s attended Evergreen’s celebration, something he loves to do regardless of his busy schedule. “My Dad always told me, if you want to eat and (Photo by Darcy Wallace, Illinois Valley News) you don’t want to open Evergreen Principal Dave Valenzuela helps out as guests sample food made by many a box of Top Ramen or volunteers and cooking staff. The staff from Carlos Restaurante also brought food on macaroni and cheese, you Thursday, March 3. better learn how to cook,” Morris said. The best thing about cooking, Morris said, is being able to put a smile on someone’s face without having to say a word. “I try to do some- thing different every year [for Multicultural Night],” Morris said. “I like to try and break it up a little bit. I like to do demonstra- tion cooking to give them something to watch, it’s a little more exciting.” Congratulations on a fantastic year. 0085 Weather Watch Cave Junction
