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Saturday, November 21, 2009

PREVIEW: Canyonville school chef offers students fine dining



John Sowell
The News-Review

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Jonny Cavaner, left, is a 2002 graduate of Umpqua Valley Christian School, and is the head chef for the Canyonville Christian Academy. Helping Cavaner serve are students Micah Jocoy of Myrtle Creek, Nuri Jeong of Korea.
Jonny Cavaner, left, is a 2002 graduate of Umpqua Valley Christian School, and is the head chef for the Canyonville Christian Academy. Helping Cavaner serve are students Micah Jocoy of Myrtle Creek, Nuri Jeong of Korea.ENLARGE
Jonny Cavaner, left, is a 2002 graduate of Umpqua Valley Christian School, and is the head chef for the Canyonville Christian Academy. Helping Cavaner serve are students Micah Jocoy of Myrtle Creek, Nuri Jeong of Korea.
ROBIN LOZNAK/The News-Review
CANYONVILLE — Jonny Cavaner had never made borscht before, but he wanted to make something special for a small group of Russian students enrolled at Canyonville Christian Academy. With most of the boarding school's 128 students coming from abroad — a majority hail from Asia — Cavaner has had to accommodate a wide range of tastes and backgrounds. For the full version of this story, read Sunday's News-Review, or check back Monday.


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