18th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF TREES
items 19-24
"Baby Bear Rocker"
Inspired by “Goldilocks and the Three Bears,” this one-of-a-kind child’s rocker was handcrafted by a local craftsman from alder, apple, birch, dogwood, hazelnut, locust and melaleuca wood, and is finished with beeswax and nontoxic, food-grade tung oil.
Created and Donated by Keith Keyser. Value $500.
"Buckboard Wagon"
A traditional buckboard wagon created for a child from maple and oak by a local craftsman.
About the artist: Ken Sliger is a builder who has lived on San Juan Island for 15-plus years. "I like to call myself a carpenter. Some famous people have started as carpenters.”
Created and Donated by Ken Sliger. Value $600.
"Christmas—Island Style"
Created by CATS member Sharon Towson, this elegant tree features decorations representing all that is special about San Juan Island. From foxes to the island camel, lighthouses to sailboats and kayaks, this Christmas tree will definitely generate conversation!
Donated by CATS. Value $600.
"South of the Border Fun"
An incredible 7 night/8 day stay for two in sunny and warm Cabo San Lucas at the five-star Sheraton “Hacienda Del Mar Resort.” (www.sheratonloscabos.com) The trip’s date is set for October 20-27, 2007, during the world-famous Bisbee Black and Blue Fishing Tournament. (www.bisbees.com) While there you can enjoy either a day of boating and fishing, or two rounds of golf at the beachfront Cabo Del Sol Golf Course. Other area activities to be enjoyed are pools and spas and excellent gourmet and casual restaurants.
Donated by Bruce and Laura Westmiller, Ron and Vicki Warden. Total value $2,800.
"Relax at Home"
A 12-month series of fabulous therapeutic reflexology by certified reflexologist and wellness educator Deb Langhans. The once-a-month, 60-minute sessions will take place in the comfort of your own home.
Donated by Deb Langhans. Value $600.
"Roche Harbor 2006"
This award-winning artist known for her plein air paintings has created a charming oil painting of a lovely Roche Harbor landmark.
About the artist: Annie Howell-Adams is an award-winning painter. She works outdoors around her San Juan Island home at beaches, farms and special locations she has known since childhood. Annie is a keen observer of light, rooted in the 19th century tradition of plein air oil painting. At the basis of her work, she believes in good composition and sound drawing skills. In her abstract work, she often distills ideas to their essential form. For Annie the biggest joy is the act of creating.
Created and Donated by Annie Howell-Adams. Value $875.
www.sanjuanartistcommunity.com/adams