Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, July 19, 2017
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Kerbyville Farm brings back ‘Forks Over Knives’dinners
The local harvest season has
finally arrived! Kerbyville Farm
Stand will be opening on Saturday,
July 22 and the grand opening on
Saturday, July 29. Standard hours
are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon-Sat.
We will have our traditional offering
of fresh local peaches, sweet corn,
tomatoes, melons, squash, berries,
farm honey, dried fruit, nuts and
much more progressively through out
the season as they ripen. This year our
flower field got a late start but with
faith and patience it may surprise us.
Come meet our new team of
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skilled local farmers supplying and
staffing the farm stand. This year
we are experimenting with a New
Generation Cooperative.
Marie’s amazing gift shop is
back in full measure featuring an
assortment of local arts and crafts.
This year we are fortunate to
have master baker Christopher and
his staff join us with the Painted
Rooster Bakery featuring fresh baked
sourdough and an assortment of
baked goods including our traditional
turn-overs, muffins, whole grain
bread (made from our farm wheat)
and our popular Grandpa’s Zucchini
Bread. Home made ice cream is also
on the menu.
On grand opening day (July
29) our parking lot will be a outdoor
market full of vendors featuring
locally made arts and crafts, music,
refreshments, and raffle - Are you a
talented artist? Vendor applications
are being accepted at this time by
contacting Marie at lilpig795@
hotmail.com. Deadline is July 26.
Do you have an abundance
of good quality organic produce
from your garden? We encourage
local sustainability. Contact us on
Facebook in advance through out
the season and we may buy your
produce.
Our motto is “Let food be thy
medicine.” We plan to continue our
weekly Forks Over Knives pot-luck
dinners every Friday night at the farm
stand. Bring your favorite whole
food plant-based dish. Recipes are
available at the farm stand and on-
line at www.forksoverknives.com.
Visit our farm stand to reserve a seat
at $2 per person, $5 per family. We
also have an assortment of books and
resources on how to make food your
health insurance.
This year we are augmenting
our motto to be “Let medicine be
thy food.” We are now growing and
producing CBD oil at our farm. This
oil has amazing healing properties
for a vast array of ailments. Several
of our family members are greatly
benefiting from these products and
we wish to share them with our
customers. These products are hand-
made and all organic composed of
natural ingredients.
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This is not a silly introduction. This is a warning
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One day her computer froze with a window in mid-
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She thought she was savvy enough to call the number
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information. This was a mistake. Calling the number put
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Fortunately, when she came to her senses, there was still
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Moral of the story- NEVER GIVE OUT YOUR
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
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title to the Property, Defendants. Case No. 16CV18662 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION TO
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the complaint filed against you in the above entitled Court within thirty (30) days from the date
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