Buckhorn Fine Art Festival 2015

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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITOF NATURE IN ART

Exclusive to the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival in Ontario







Detail of“Birds-eye view”By Anne Peyton

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Named one of the Top 100 Festivals in Ontario for eight consecutive years!

Thank you to our Funding Partners

A Buckhorn Community Centre Fundraising Event.

Book Design and Production by Design One, Bobcaygeon.

“Seeing a Eurasian Eagle Owl for the first time left me awestruck. They are among the largest of all owls in the world but what captured my attention were those large, pumpkin-colored eyes. Depending on the part of Europe, they range from a species of least concern in some areas to an endangered species

in others. During the 1900’s, Eurasian Eagle Owl populations declined drastically when humans hunted and poisoned them. With increased protection by local governments and reintroduction in some areas, these owls are slowly making a come-back.” Anne Peyton is a Signature member of Artists for Conservation and resides in Arizona, USA. Website: www.annepeytonart.com

COVER ARTISTBirds-eye View by Anne Peyton

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Welcoming Notes page 3Festival Hours and General Info page 4Presentations andEntertainment Schedule page 4Youth Art and Art Competition page 5Special Guest Exhibitors page 6 - 7Map of Festival Park page 8Exhibiting Artists pages 9 - 39BFAF 2015 Team Leaders page 40Community Supporters pages 41 - 48

TABLE OF CONTENTS



Welcome to the 38th Buckhorn Fine Art Festival! The theme

of this year’s festival is “Our Natural Heritage”. The intent is to celebrate our connection to nature, at the same time as raising awareness about the fragility of it. In addition to the special exhibit featuring Artists for Conservation, we are welcoming a variety of organizations whose mandates are consistent with this theme. We are also pleased to host a group exhibition by the Academy of Realist Art. More details about these special guests can be found on page 6 and 7 of this book. If you haven’t made it to our annual Opening Night Garden Party yet, this is a great year to plan to attend. Enjoy the magic of an “artful” summer’s evening in our beautiful Festival Park. Your Garden Party ticket also entitles you to return for Saturday and Sunday of Festival weekend at no additional charge. Throughout the weekend, watch for artist’s demonstrations and presentations, a variety of live

entertainment and great food – there’s a lot to see and do each day. Check the schedule on page 4 of this book. The family ARTivity Zone provides a variety of interactive art activities for budding artists of all ages. Open Saturday and Sunday at the Buckhorn Sports Complex adjacent to the Community Centre, the “A-Zone” features a “tour of studios” where one can explore different mediums and projects: some large, some small, some self-directed, others with guidance. All are welcome to let their inner artist have some fun... Explore, experience and express your creativity! Months of planning and hours of hard work go into this weekend-long event and thanks to the dedication of hundreds of volunteers, the BFAF runs like a well-oiled machine. You can easily spot our volunteers: they are the ones wearing the bright green lanyards. They are here to help you, and are ever so friendly! While you’re in the area, be sure to stop and admire the mural near the

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locks in downtown Buckhorn. “Above the Lake” is the first mural of the Kawarthas Outdoor Gallery, a collection of professional quality outdoor murals celebrating the landscape, wildlife, history and cultural heritage of the Kawarthas. For more information, visit www.kawarthasoutdoorgallery.ca Interested in exhibiting in next year’s show? The BFAF is a juried exhibition, and we welcome new applicants. Applications will be available in November 2015. Visit our website for details.

Contact us 705-657-1918Toll free 1-877-300-9766

www.buckhornfineart.com

FESTIVAL HOURSOpening Garden Party:Friday, August 14 from 7 pm to 10 pmWeekend Hours:Saturday August 15, 10 am to 6 pmSunday August 16, 10 am to 5 pm

Location:1782 Lakehurst Road (County Road 37)At the Buckhorn Community Centre

GENERAL INFORMATION• Be sure to fill out your ticket ballot

and drop it into one of the ballot boxes for many chances to win great prizes. Check the Info Booth before you leave to see if you are a winner!

• No smoking in the buildings or tents, please.

• Wheelchairs are available upon request.

• No pets are allowed on the Festival grounds; please leave yours in comfort at home.

• Our security personnel will be checking purchase invoices on exit – please be sure to hang on to the white copy of your invoice.

• We ask that art purchased from the Special Exhibit remain on display there until 5 pm on August 16.

Festival Park Entertainment Schedule

FRIDAY Opening Garden Party 7 - 10:00 pm Music Bridget and the Pocket Kings SATURDAY Saturday morning 10:00 - 11:30 Music Vintage Brass Saturday afternoon 12:00 - 1:30 AFC Presentation Artists for Conservation Saturday afternoon 2:00 - 3:00 “Art in Fibre” - from concept to completion Nancy Johnston Saturday afternoon 3:30 - 4:30 “The Visual Healer” - Nature Photography Vicki McKay Saturday afternoon 5:00 - 6:00 “Starting with Stone” - Basic stone carving Stuart Blower SUNDAY Sunday morning 10:30 - 1:00 Music Fresh Water Trade Sunday afternoon 1:30 - 2:30 “The Travelling Artist” Karen Richardson Sunday afternoon 3:00 - 4:30 To Be Determined See Information Booth for details Sunday afternoon 4:30 - 5:00 Awards, Closing Remarks Director of the BFA

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BUCKHORN FINE ART AWARDSponsored by the Wagstaffe Family In keeping with the mandate of the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival to recognize and support contemporary artistic talent, one award of $500.00 is available annually: To be awarded to an adult (age 17 or older), pursuing an education in the visual arts at a recognized Canadian art institution, who demonstrates community involvement and is in need of nurturing support and recognition.For more details and the application form visit: www.buckhornfineart.com. One piece of the recipient’s work will be displayed in the Art Competition area of the Festival.

YOUTH ART DISPLAYA specially designated area is set aside within the Festival to exhibit the work of these young artists for the duration of the Festival. The objective is to encourage creativity and nurture budding interest and skills in the Visual Arts.

ART COMPETITIONWe welcome competition entries from individuals developing their art skills and/or experimenting in a new medium, individuals who identify themselves as hobby or professional artists, and teen artists (ages 13 to19). This year, the Art Competition entries are on display in the Multipurpose Room of the Community Centre. Visitors are invited to participate by casting a vote for the “People’s Choice Award”. Ballots are available in the Art Competition area and will be accepted until 3 pm on Sunday, August 16, 2015.

The Art Competition is committed to:• Encouraging the development of

creativity and skills in Visual Arts• The recognition and support of

artistic talent• Providing opportunities for learning

from being judged professionally

Presentation of the awards for the Art Competition will take place Sunday August 16, starting at 4:30 pm in the entertainment marquee in Festival Park. For past winners, more details and the Art Competition application form visit: www.buckhornfineart.com

First Place Winners, 2014 Art Competition:

Best of Show “Canal Road Home”

by James Lasenby

Future Promise Annie Wang

People’s Choice “Canal Road Home”

by James Lasenby

Teenage Annie Wang

Novice Barry Wilcox

Hobby: Any Subject/

Medium

Jane Cassidy

Open: Portraiture Linda Fuderer

Open: Oil Vicki McCracken

Open: Watercolour Catherine Selinger

Open: Acrylic Sherri Grieg

Open: Pen/Ink/Pencil/

Pastel/Charcoal

James Lasenby

Congratulations to all 2014 winners!Thank you to our Art CompetitionSponsor:

The Art Shop33 Queen Street Lakefield, Ontario

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The Buckhorn Fine Art Festival is the exclusive Ontario venue for the Artists for Conservation International Exhibit of Nature in Art and the last stop on this year’s tour. This juried display by AFC members can be found in the Special Exhibit area of the Community Centre. Artists for Conservation (AFC) is an international leader in reconnecting the public to nature. AFC links world-class art and a global community of artists with critical wildlife and nature conservation causes to inspire the public to become engaged and better informed. It helps to raise funds and awareness for diverse conservation projects in the field. For more information on the AFC, please visit their website www.artistsforconservation.org

The Buckhorn Fine Art Festival welcomes the following

guest exhibitors:

Kawartha Land TrustKawartha Land Trust is a non-governmental organization and a registered charity dedicated to acquiring land and interests in land and maintaining it in a natural state. More than twenty significant natural sites, along with the life they support, are currently preserved under KLT. This progress is only made possible through devoted community partners, generous land donors and financial supporters, and extraordinary volunteers who give their time to become stewards of the land. Visit their display in the Hummingbird Gallery. More information can be found at www.kawarthalandtrust.org

Kawartha Turtle Trauma CentreSeven of the eight species of turtles in Ontario are listed as at-risk. Kawartha Turtle Trauma Centre is dedicated to conserving our remaining turtle populations and the wetlands in which they live. This is achieved by operating a one-of-a-kind turtle hospital to treat, rehabilitate and release injured turtles, completing research and conservation work in the field, and working to educate others about the importance of turtles and our wetland ecosystems. Drop by the outdoor display in Festival Park (Saturday only) and visit www.kawarthaturtle.org for more information.

Ontario Federation of Anglers and HuntersWith more than 100,000 members, subscribers and supporters and 725 member clubs, the OFAH is the largest non-profit fish and wildlife conservation-based organization in Ontario. The OFAH is a grassroots, nongovernment, membership based organization – the largest of its kind in Canada – with a mandate to support fish and wildlife conservation and time-honoured traditions of fishing and hunting. For more information, visit www.ofah.org and look for their display in the Community Centre.

Ontario NatureEstablished in 1931 as the Federation of Ontario Naturalists, Ontario Nature protects wild species and wild spaces through conservation, education and public engagement. Ontario Nature has 24 nature reserves free for public use, especially to their 30,000 members. The goal is to both protect these wild spaces and to connect people to nature. This coupled with other programs such as the Nature Guardians Youth Council,

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the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas, and the Boreal and Greenway programs, Ontario Nature offers something for everyone. You’ll find their display in the Community Centre building. For more information, visitwww.ontarionature.org

Ontario Specialized Species CentreEstablished in 1987, the Ontario Specialized Species Centre is a registered charitable organization dedicated to promoting the conservation of threatened and endangered species through its educational and breeding programs. Located in the Kawartha’s, the Centre is home to over 300 animals such as birds of prey and bats. The Centre has been successfully breeding birds of prey for over 25 years. The animals produced at the Centre are used in educational and breeding programs. Be sure to drop in to their display at the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival ARTivity Zone on Saturday and Sunday. For more information, visitwww.conservationcentre.org

Peterborough Field NaturalistsThe Peterborough Field Naturalists and its members are involved in many volunteer projects which monitor and document specific aspects of our natural world. The Peterborough Field Naturalists (PFN) is a registered charity and active club in Peterborough, Ontario, with a history dating back to 1940. When you join the PFN as a member, you help to promote nature conservation, education, and active outdoor lifestyles in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. Look for the PFN booth in the Community Centre. More information can be found at www.peterboroughnature.org

The ACADEMY OF REALIST ART (ARA) is a 21st Century classical art school founded in 1990 by one of Canada’s living master artists, Fernando Freitas. ARA is one of the few ateliers in the world that focuses on training students in drawing and painting skills that were practiced by the old masters in Europe since the 15th century. With highly skilled instructors, students of all levels of expertise undergo a methodical and disciplined programme that caters to their individual needs. ARA’s flexible program is available to students on a full or part time basis. ARA also offers a wide range of workshops that enable students to fulfill their dreams of creating art and achieving their professional goals.Contact info: Email: [email protected]: academyofrealistart.comPhone: 416-766-1280 Be sure to visit the display of ARA student work in Cardinal Gallery.

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At the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival, you will discover art of the highest quality in a picturesque woodland setting. The

following Exhibitors can be found in the locations listed on the last line under their names.



Barber, LindaLast Light, 16” x 20” Acrylicwww.lindabarberart.comRaccoon Gallery

Ballantyne, SheilaMajestic, 60 x 40”Acrylicwww.ballantyneart.comRaccoon Gallery

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Blower, StuartNurture, 11” x 11” x 11”Brazilian Soapstonewww.sbvisualmedia.caTrillium Gallery Brydon, JoEllen

An Ontario Winter, 28” x 30”, Acrylicwww.joellenbrydon.comCardinal Gallery

Buckler, PamPheasant, 19” x 14”Pen, Ink and Acrylicswww.pambucklerart.comCommunity Centre

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Bingham, JaneBaboon, [email protected] Centre

Bulas, MarleneCountry Laundry, 16” x 20”Acrylicwww.sunninghillart.comCommunity Centre

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Colby, DanielArched Windows, 36”x 30”Oilwww.danielcolby.comCommunity Centre

Cox, CyrilAutumn Gold, 24” x 30”[email protected] Gallery

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Conlon, JuliaKodie, 9” x 12”, Egg Temperawww.juliaconlon.comCommunity Centre

Conner-Bernett, SusanDancing Children, Dancing Life10” x 12” Rosa Verona marblewww.drawnfromstone.comCardinal Gallery

Casey, IrisAntoinette, Wrapped Wire www.iriscasey.comWhite Pine Gallery

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Diamond, Paul GrayVase, Woodturning705-454-2095Otter Gallery

Davidson, JohnLake Ontario - Newcastle, Photographywww.johndavidsonphotography.comCommunity Centre

Dodge, KellyMoonlit Trillium, 5 3/4” x 3 3/4”, Pastel www.kellydodgeart.comRaccoon Gallery

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Ding, TinaLate fall, 40” x 40”, Oil www.tinadart.caTrillium Gallery

De Viller, YvonneBevelled Heron in Mystical Marsh27” x 42 1/2”, Stained Glass www.yvonnedeviller.caPheasant Gallery

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Edwards, JillBracelet,Sterling Silver, 14k Gold [email protected] Gallery

Faulkner, GaryCanada Baseball, 16” x 20”, Oil www.faulknerart.comEagle Gallery

Dunn, LoriSpring Birches14” x 18”, Scratchboard www.loridunnart.comMaple Gallery

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Dou, Guo YueReflecting Lights18” x 18”, Oilwww.doufineart.comCommunity Centre

Doherty, RobertThe Boss, 22” x 28”, Oilwww.robertdoherty.org Community Centre

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Fox Cranston, SharonWild IV, 24” x 24”Acrylicwww.sharonfox.caTimberwolf Gallery

Fernandes, HenryOceanographer, 24” x 18”Acrylicwww.henryfernandes.comPheasant Gallery

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Ford Forrester, StephanieStone Forest, 49” x 40”Textileswww.stephaniefordforrester.caCommunity Centre

Foyn, DaveKissed by the Sun, 20” x 28”Acrylicwww.davidfoynart.comTrillium Gallery

Franks, RhondaThe Call of Spring, 10 1/2” x 25 1/2”, Acrylicwww.rhondafranks.comCardinal Gallery

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Hasner, RosemaryA Room with a View, 25” x 19”Photographywww.blackdogcreativearts.comCommunity Centre

Hinves, RobertSwamp V, 20” x 25”, Pen, Ink & Watercolourwww.artofroberthinves.comTrillium Gallery

Goodman, Barry14 K gold wedding bandhand [email protected] Centre

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Hill, Timothy G.Rhythms, 24” x 8”, Acrylicwww.timothyghill.caTrillium Gallery

Froude, DaveWhite cup and Acorns20” x 16”, Oilwww.davefroude.comOtter Gallery

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Karavos, MaryRainbow Retreat, 30” x 40”, Paper Collagewww.karavosart.comHeron Gallery

Kay, CliveBallerina, 11” x 14”, [email protected] Pine Gallery

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Johnson, TonyTimes Square, 36” x 24”, Acrylicwww.bluewillowstudio.caMaple Gallery

Johnston, NancyFiddle Heads & Shrooms16” x 17”, Fibre Artswww.studiosjohnston.caTimberwolf Gallery

Keast, BillWinter’s Wrath, 32” x 24”www.paintingsbykeast.caCommunity Centre

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Leung, CharlesDragon Dance, 16” x 20”, watercolour [email protected] Community Centre

Little, BrendaReflections Of Paris, 18” x 24”Acrylicwww.brendalittlewcg.comCommunity Centre

Kingsbury, LauraSummer Palace- Beijing, 13” x25”Watercolourwww.laurakingsbury.comEagle Gallery

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Lennard, JohnHilltop, 30” x 40”, Oilwww.johnlennardart.comPheasant Gallery

LePage, EddieTall Tree, 7 1/2” x 12”Acrylicwww.eddielepage.netPheasant Gallery

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Madsen, MalcomEagle Cuff, Sterling Silver [email protected] Eagle Gallery

McNeil, KellyVelvet Water22” x 28”, Oilwww.kellymcneil.netHeron Gallery

Miller, JudiSummer Hay, 10” x 16”Embroiderywww.judimiller.caCardinal Gallery

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Loney, StevenPride, 12”x5”x12”Brazilian [email protected] Gallery

McKay, VickiAutumn Reflections, Photography www.e-scapesphotography.ca Community Centre

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Milligan, Billy JackJourney’s End, 10” x 16”, Acrylicwww.billyjacksfineart.comMaple Gallery

Nahrgang, KrisLife’s Journey, Brazilian Soapstonewww.spiritofthestone.caOtter Gallery

Nicholson, JenniferTree PendantSterling silver/flame-oxidized titaniumwww.justperfectdesigns.com Community Centre

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Morton, ChrisAlgonquin Logging Road24” x 36”, [email protected] Gallery

Nicholls, CalvinWoof 2, Paper Sculpturewww.calvinnicholls.comCardinal Gallery

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Quirt, WendyHard Knocks, 10” x 8”, Acrylic www.wendyquirtstudios.caCardinal Gallery

Reddick, BillTeapot, 9”h., Porcelainwww.billreddick.comCommunity Centre

Pepin, PatriciaCold Trail, 7” x 5”, Oilwww.patriciapepin.comRaccoon Gallery

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Rankin, PaulBackyard Friends14” x 18”, Acrylicwww.paulrankinbirdart.comTimberwolf Gallery

Pape, MichaelStrength & Wisdom20” x 20”, Acrylicwww.theartofmichaelpape.comCommunity Centre

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Sidler, NanPincer Bay Afternoon, Silent Lake10 1/2” x 20 1/2”, Watercolour www.sidlerart.comEagle Gallery

Smith, MikeTrees of Provence, 18” x 36”Oilwww.mikesmith.caCommunity Centre

Staples, LorraineWhite Orchid, 36” x 48”Acrylicwww.lorrainestaples.caTimberwolf Gallery

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Shane, TammySorbet, 30” x 30”, Acrylicwww.tammyshane.comCommunity Centre

Richardson, KarenBlue Rose of Sharon28” x 22”, Watercolourwww.karenrichardson.caWhite Pine Gallery

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TenEycke, BarbUnveiling of a New Day24” x 48”, Acrylicwww.barbteneycke.comWhite Pine Gallery

Thackeray, BobTeacups, 12” x 24”, Oilwww.bobthackeray.comHeron Gallery

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Tovey, JoanChickadee, 8” x 10”[email protected] Gallery

Trach, BrentFall Day, 12” x 15”Watercolourwww.brenttrachart.comRaccoon Gallery

Stonehouse, BrendaA New Day, 14”x11”, Oil www.brendastonehouse.com Community Centre

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Vandenbrink, JakeRiver Light, 18” x 24”, Acrylicwww.jake-vandenbrink.artistwebsites.comCommunity Centre

Varga, EmilArrowhead Park, 11” x 15”[email protected] Gallery

Van Drie, A.J.Autumn Wetland, 16” x 20”Acrylicwww.ajvandrie.caCardinal Gallery

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Vanderpas, MargaretheAutumn Fraser Bay #224” x 36”, Oilwww.margarethe-vanderpas.comCommunity Centre

Vasquez, DavidI Have My Eyes On You, 30” x 40”, Oilwww.innersoulart.caHeron Gallery

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Virio, LindaRed Daylily, 18” x 18”Watercolour Batikwww.lindavirio.comEagle Gallery

Warmelink, JackieLace Imprint Bowl 11” Diameter x 4”Stoneware Potterywww.jackiewarmelinkpotter.caWhite Pine Gallery

Veenstra, JuliaI Dream of You, 30” x 60” , Acrylicwww.juliaveenstra.comCommunity Centre

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Wilson, LloydAlgonquin Paradise, 30” x 40” Oilwww.lloydwilson.caOtter Gallery

Wilson, RandallHere’s Looking at You - Great Horned Owl,48” x 36”, [email protected] Centre

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PRESENTING THE 2015 TEAM LEADERS

THANK YOU TOALL OF OUR FABULOUS

VOLUNTEERS!



Marilyn Spenceley Artists’ Lounge

Jim Wagstaffe Set Up

Sally Yardley Director

John BannanSecurity

Shelley BertramSecurity

Linda BlackPreview Night

Roger ClarkSet Up

Allyson AllinAssistant Director

Ellen DumasYouth Art Display

Marda DrewARTivity Zone

Lea DennisVolunteers Liaison

Nancy FairweatherTeam Celebration

Diane MichellShow Office

Judy McWhirter Logistics & Setup

Peter Raymond Website

Gary Gauthier Volunteers Lounge

Greg NybergKawarthas Outdoor Gallery

Paula RuttleArt Competition

Peggy RobertsAccounting

Diane Skinner Volunteers Liaison

Bill SchregardusLogistics & Setup

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Fondly remembered and sadly missed

IN MEMORIAFriends of the Buckhorn Fine Art Festival

Mary BarrowCheryl BattistelliGordon BowkerRicky BowkerPaul BurdetteBrenda CarterAndrea Childs

Kay & Bob Creighton (Sr.)Ernie Cselko

Jean Feng

Saul FieldGeorge Hurst

Richard HaymanArt Iddison

Ely KishNorman Knott

Barbara MatthewsEdwin Matthews

Nori PeterGordon Peters

Roger Tory Peterson

Al PoolmanUrsala Reese

Jack ReidDorothy Renals

Michael RobinsonDoug Sadler

Terence M ShorttJean TownsendKlaas Verboom

Clifford & Eleanor Whetung

Thank you to our Community Supporters

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the Bad Luck Bank robbers* Written by Alex Poch-GoldinDirected by Kim BlackwellJune 30–august 1This highly anticipated world premiere tells the story of the August 31, 1961, brazen, daylight robbery of the Toronto Dominion bank in Havelock, Ontario.*Inspired by Grace Barker’s book “The Bad Luck Bank Robbers.”

Kim Blackwell, Managing Artistic DirectorRobert Winslow, Creative Director

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Margaret WeikmannSales Rep

Direct: 705-738-8222

Lynn MucciSales Rep

Direct: 705-761-3246

Lynn WoodcroftSales Rep

Direct: 705-768-5588

Kim LettoSales Rep

Direct: 705-313-6057

Brenda WatersBroker

Direct: 705-875-2213

Grant SumlerSales Rep

Direct: 705-313-5353

3361 Buckhorn RoadBuckhorn, On K0L 1J0

Office Tel: 705-657-3213 Toll Free: 1-877-735-8243www.buckhornwaterfront.com

HELPING YOU, IS WHAT WE DO!

VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION3361 Buckhorn Road, Buckhorn, On

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Visit our office at:134 Melody Bay Road,

Buckhorn

We build quality homes architecturally designed to blend with the natural landscape.We are proud of our craftsmanship and attention to detail.Several plans to choose from or we can build your choice.

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705.657.9313www.graniteridgeestates.com

[email protected]

“A Place You Can Call Home”

Visit our office at:134 Melody Bay Road,

Buckhorn

We build quality homes architecturally designed to blend with the natural landscape.We are proud of our craftsmanship and attention to detail.Several plans to choose from or we can build your choice.

1782 Lakehurst RoadIn the outskirts of Buckhorn, Ontario

GPS 44o33.190, -78o21.700Fully Accessible • Free Parking

705-657-8833 • Toll Free: 1-877-300-9767

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Buckhorn Fine Art Festival 2015

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