Jackson County
Arts met Monday, November 19, 2012, 6:00 PM at Sarah's Enchanted Cottage. Present were
Sarah Devader, David Schock, Donna Kuti, Gin Fox, Carol Totten, Mary Schock,
Linda Brownlow, Fred Appelhanz, Katie Morris, Ginnie Schirmer, Amy and
Charlotte Cyphers, and Suzette McCord-Rogers. We approved the minutes from our
October meeting.
Treasurer’s
Report
Balance 10-15-12
$516.68
Cash on hand
11-19-12 $468.66
Art Walk
Committee Report- We are looking at possible dates in April, still on Fridays,
including April 12, 19, and 26th. We need to see if there are any
major conflicts before deciding on a date. We also worked on an application for
artists and musicians. Sarah and Suzette volunteered to be liaisons to help
coordinate with businesses. We will decide on a date at our January meeting.
Barn Tour- We
received a thank you note from the Jackson County Historical Society for
hosting the 2012 Country Living Art Contest and promoting the Barn Tour.
January 21
Meeting- We will have a baked potato bar and work on reviewing policies.
Members volunteered to bring items for the dinner. Guests are welcome!
Potatoes- Carol
will prepare the baked potatoes.
Butter- Katie
Cheese- Suzette
Brownies, Sour
Cream- Amy
Broccoli- David
and Mary
Taco Meat- Gin
Seasonings, Flatware-
Sarah
Paper products-
Donna
Bacon Bits-
Linda
Drinks- Fred
Dessert- Ginnie
Election of
Officers for 2013
President- Sarah
Devader
VP/Program Chair-
Carol Totten
Secretary-
Ginnie Schirmer (with Katie’s help)
Treasurer- David
Schock
Show and
Tell/Announcements- “December Treat” work due to Sarah’s by November 30th.
On December 1st, Sarah’s will be offering workshops. Katie shared an
announcement of a show in Topeka called “To Him be the Glory”. Find information
here: http://tohimbetheglory.weebly.com/index.html David and Mary Schock each showed a winter painting. Mary also showed a sewn
apron. Linda showed a motorcycle painting. Fred shared a poem called War. Katie
brought photos from the Duck Stamp judging and Bear River Migratory Bird
Refuge. Several members helped paint windows and figurines around the square
for the holidays.
Program- Carol moved that
we adjourn the business portion of the meeting and continue to the program. The
program was led by Carol’s sister, Barbara
Diggs. She taught us how to
use aluminum from recycled pop cans and make an embossed three dimensional
star, painted with alcohol ink.
