Arts Center of Yates County
Volume 41 Issue 1
January and February 2015
ACYC Officers Elected, Honored
At a holiday gathering of the Board of Directors, Daniel Crozet was honored for having
been at the reins of the organization through
the important years of purchasing our building, doing the renovations, making our move
to Main Street, and finally installing the elevator. He has devoted untold hours to oversight
of many committees and activities of the organization. Here he is seen with the gift presented to him by the board. The new officers
are:
President, Dick Murphy
Vice President, Sandra Young
Treasurer, Anita Maroscher
Secretary, Joyce Herbert
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YCAC Board Members:
Class of 2015
Daniel Crozet
Howard LeVant
Karen Morris
Karen Payne
Kent Salisbury
Class of 2016
Dick Barney
Caryl Flickinger
Dion Johnson
Cindy Kowalski
Anita Maroscher
Dick Murphy
Kim Paddock
Sandra Young
Class of 2017
Dexter Benedict
Joyce Herbert
Sandy Murrin
Kristin Packard
Susan Peck
Officers
Dick Murphy Pres.
Sandra Young VP
Anita Maroscher Treas.
Joyce Herbert Sec.
Newsletter Editor
Bonnie Barney
Executive Director
Kris Pearson
“Don’t throw the past away
You might need it some rainy day
Dreams can come true again
When everything old is new again”
Peter Allen
The new year is a fresh palette laid out
for the Arts Center and we’re excited
about taking advantage of the wonderful
organizational opportunities members
have dreamed about for decades!
Thanks to all the hard work and planning
undertaken by the volunteers on our
many committees we have a host of
exciting activities scheduled for the new
year, including the Arts Center’s first
“juried” art show and a “small works”
show that will help raise funds for
planned improvements to our lakeside
facility, Sunny Point. We’ll present
workshops by regionally and nationally
recognized artists as well as offering an
eclectic range of creative classes including the culinary arts, fiber arts, ceramics,
jewelry, sculpture, photography, more.
We’ve put the finishing touches on our
Main Street Arts Center and are looking
now at making Sunny Point the community asset we believe it can be. The first
phase of improvements to the property
will create a seasonal ceramics studio
in the old boathouse and expand our
classroom space in the “red (studio)
barn.” We’re excited about welcoming
new applicants for our artist in residency program and looking forward to organizing some lakeside “give art a try”
events to give everyone the opportunity
to enjoy this special facility.
The new year is full of possibilities. We
hope you’ll work with us as well to turn
old dreams into reality and create new
dreams for the future.
“You are a good dream,” said the
king. “I hope you will go on dreaming.” T.H. White,
The Once and
Future King
Kris Pearson
Executive
Director
Attic Art Sale —> Community Art Grants
This year’s Attic Art Sale raised $1,135 thanks to a wealth of eclectic items donated by local
residents. The committee reviewed seven proposals and opted to give each organization
some funds towards their project. Grant-supported projects for this year include:
YCAC‘s programs are
supported in part with
public funds from the
New York State Council
on the Arts.
The mission of YCAC is
to enrich the quality of
life of Finger Lakes
residents, artists, and
visitors by providing
opportunities for active
participation in the arts.
To this end, we plan,
promote, and develop
art programs and
projects; coordinate,
schedule, and publicize
events; develop & maintain physical facilities.
A “Penn Yan Jingle” contest by the Chamber of Commerce’s Retail Council
Purchase of a new sewing machine for Cornell Cooperative Extension’s youth sewing
program
Creating life-sized sculptures out of packing tape at Penn Yan Middle School
A “Post it Art” Contest at Penn Yan Public Library
Support for a pre-school program to introduce, discover and explore watercolor at Rainbow Junction
Creation of a student artwork calendar by students at St. Michael School
Painting classes for residents at St. Mark’s Terrace
Thank you donors, shoppers, and selection committee.
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January, in the Flick Gallery, you will see the art of our fine stable of local artists: jewelry,
baskets, wood, glass, pottery, note cards, oils, watercolors, acrylics, photographs. Come in
and buy yourself something unique with your holiday gift money! And while there, buy or renew your membership, sign up for a class, or just relax in pleasant surroundings.
Next New Show Opening Sun. Feb. 8, 3-5 PM: “Cabin Fever”
From the New ACYC President –
It’s always nice to start a new year by reflecting on the old and then preparing for the new.
At the Arts Center we certainly have much to be grateful for when we reflect on 2014. A great
team of volunteers kept us up and running in just our second full year on Main Street – promoting
(and selling!) the work of a growing number of talented local and regional artists. We offered
more creative workshops in more artistic mediums than ever before and, thanks to some wonderful partnerships, reached out to the community at large in new and meaningful ways. And to
top it all off, we were able to install an elevator that ensures accessibility for everyone to all that
our building has to offer.
I’m excited to start 2015 as the new board president of this vibrant organization. Our dedicated
board of directors has put together a three year strategic plan for the Arts Center that will keep
us moving forward – establishing new partnerships, broadening our reach within the community
and promoting the incredible work being done by our artists to a much larger audience through
enhanced electronic communications. We’ll also be focusing on
our lakefront facility – Sunny Point – in the coming year. There’s
terrific potential for that property and we’re looking forward to seeing the inspiration that comes from doing art in such a wonderful
setting.
We’re also looking forward to seeing you as we continue to progress into a new year filled with so many possibilities. We welcome your ideas, your support and your participation. This is, after
all, YOUR community Arts Center.
Dick Murphy
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Opening Sunday, February 8th
CABIN FEVER
Fight off winter chills and cabin fever at the Arts Center’s first exhibit of 2015! Featuring the work of three
of the Arts Center’s artists in residence over the past
three years, the exhibit runs from Sunday, February
8th to Monday, March 16th.
For those who aren’t aware, for the last four years
the Arts Center has offered the opportunity for artists
from around the country to spend ten days “in residence” at our lakeside facility, Sunny Point. The applicants apply for a July or September session and
the residencies are awarded on a competitive basis.
Cabin Fever features the work of three painters who
found their time at the Sunny Point cottage to be extremely inspirational:
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versity of Pennsylvania.
Painting mostly
in oils, Ruth
likes both studio
and plein air
painting. She is
also a printmaker, working with
lithography. Her
focus is on the
Sunny Point 1 by Ruth Connell
landscape and
the process of
abstraction. Ruth says, “My visual thinking is centered in the landscape. I am intensely connected to
specific places through my life experience; I am the
traveler who decides to return again and again to the
same location.” She was an artist in residence in
2012.
John Slivjak, of Philadelphia, found out about the
Currently a resident of Chicago, Mary J. Arthur, is a Sunny Point residency program last summer. His
ten days on Keuka Lake was his first trip to the area.
painter with family across the Finger Lakes region.
She was the Arts Center’s first artist-in-residence in Working primarily in oils and focusing on Plein Air
landscapes, John has a BFA from Philadelphia Col2011. Working mostly in oils, Mary taught life drawlege of Art and an MFA from Indiana University. He
ing, anatomy, portraiture and painting at the Maryland Institute Col- exhibits his work in regional shows. His oil painting,
"Beach Figures." won Third Place in the PleinAir Salege of Art, St.
lon’s 2013 June/July contest. When not in his studio,
John’s College
and Anne Arundel John is inspiring students as a middle school Art
teacher.
Community College for many
years before relo- The Cabin Fever exhibit will also include a variety of
cating to the mid- work by many of the Arts Center’s 100+ member artists. The exhibit opening is Sunday, February 8th
west. Her 20+
year career as an from 3 to 5 pm and will feature live music by harpist
artist and educator Trudy Moon, homemade hors d’oeuvres and wine
tasting provided by Seneca Shore Wine Cellars.
has centered
Mary Arthur at Sunny Point
around the figure, The exhibit opening is free and all are welcome!
still life, and landscape painting. Her work is published in New American Paintings as well as The
Artist’s Magazine and she exhibits nationally and
internationally.
Ruth Connell of Annapolis, Maryland also has ties
to the region, having spent her childhood in rural upstate New York. Ruth studied art and art history at
Vassar College, and became a registered architect
following graduate studies in architecture at the UniBeach Figures by John Slivjak
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Why receive your copy of Perspectives on-line?
Electronic Version of Perspectives Saves
The Arts Center’s new on-line version of Perspectives is an evolving and dynamic new initiative. This is
the second issue of our beloved newsletter to be delivered on-line and we’re just beginning to explore
the ways that the electronic version can serve our members and our organization—allowing readers to
“click through” to learn more about the stories in the newsletter, artists and business members; providing opportunities for the inclusion of more interactive elements like Daniel Crozet’s Arts Center update
slide shows; coming to you in full color on every page and saving the Arts Center money that can be
used for programming, services, workshops, and to enhance our facilities.
We recognize that many people like to have a “hard copy” in hand, but when you consider the savings
and how can be used to benefit our community through the arts, we hope you will opt for an electronic
version.
How it breaks down --- Perspectives is produced and distributed six times a year. With the print version, generally mailed only to members, ARC has been printing, folding and bulk mailing about 550
newsletters every two months. Each edition costs about $500,
not including the “in house printing” of the color page that’s usually inserted. If all our members opted for the electronic version,
the Arts Center would save $3,000 per year!
Printing costs for a smaller number of newsletters don’t seem
that burdensome, but, not surprisingly, mailing hard copy newsletters to a relatively small number of members more than triples the amount we’re paying in postage! So each hard copy
issue costs the Arts Center $1.25 to print and mail—or about
$7.50 per person. That certainly doesn’t seem like much—until
you start multiplying by how many people want hard copy. For
every 100 members who switch to receiving the newsletter on-line, we save $750 a year!
We hope you’ll help us not only save money but take advantage of the easy opportunity to spread the
word by forwarding the electronic version of Perspectives on to your friends. Click through and see
what’s new!
This just in….
Why whine about winter? Why not wine away the winter hours exploring the art of distilling
“summer in a glass” in the Arts Center’s new workshop series “The Art of Wine?” Join leading area
winemakers and experts as they demystify the art of creating Finger Lakes wines. Workshops will
be held on the first and third Thursday of February, March and April from 6:30—8 pm in the Arts
Center’s Flick Gallery. Cost per session is $12 for members, $15 for not-yet-members and you
must be 21 to participate in these workshops.
Learn how proper food “pairings” can bring out the best of both wine and food with Ravines Wine
Cellars’ Lisa Hallgren on February 5th. Fox Run’s winemaker Peter Bell will share the art of combining grapes to create the perfect blends on February 19th.
Contact the Arts Center at 315-536-8226 to register!
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2015 Exhibits Planning Calendar,
Subject to Change of Course!
Ginny Deneka’s Exhibit Committee has been hard at work contacting featured artists and scheduling
shows for 2015. At press time we can offer the plans as they are shaping up:
Cabin Fever featuring past Artists in Residence at our Sunny Point cabin– Opens Sun. Feb. 8, 3-5
Sisterhood of the Scissors featuring fabric artists– Opens Fri. Mar. 20, 5-7
Yates County Scholastic Art Exhibit– Opens Fri. Apr. 24, 7-9
Pure Pigment featuring Mark Verna’s paintings, Sandy Cline’s Soapstone– Opens Fri. May 8, 5-7
Miniatures, A Fundraiser– Details to be announced
First Annual Juried Show– Opens Fri. June 26, 5-7
Art in the Finger Lakes– Opens Fri. July 31, 5-7
Penn Yan Art Guild Annual Exhibit– Opens Fri. Sept. 12, 5-7
Plein Air Harvest– Opens Oct. 16, 5-7
Celebration 2015– Opens Sun. Nov. 29, 1-3.
Artists, you will be receiving a letter listing drop-off dates, etc., early in 2015. Keep painting, weaving,
snapping, assembling, throwing, etc.!
Call for Artists
Arts Center of Yates County
Paintings and Photography
First Annual Juried Show
June 22nd-July 27th, 2015
on-line registration at
www.artscenteryatescounty.org
George Van Hook
Juror, Painting Category
Gary Thompson
Juror, Photography
ACYC
Juried Show
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Arts Center receives another valuable
original painting for the board room:
Each Artist in Residence has left us a
painting from the week on Keuka.
Wendy Harris of Syracuse, one of our 2014
Artists in Residence,
(www.WendyHarrisFineArt.com),
has given us the first painting she did at
Sunny Point: the cottage bathroom! Ask the
gallery docent to direct you upstairs to see
this charming rendition of what Annie Smith’s
Sunny Point typifies! Cottage living.
Thank you Wendy.
In appreciation of Daniel Crozet’s leadership...
At the Board holiday gathering, members Kent Salisbury and
Susan Peck sang a fun song to the tune of Rudolph the RedNosed Reindeer, then passed out the words and the whole group
sang it again with gusto. The board's spirit and cohesiveness
shone forth. (No recording contract was offered.)
Sing to Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Daniel Crozet our leader - You have a continental flair;
Lifting the Center’s programs - To make them classy fun affairs.
Music at every opening - Visitors enjoying art;
Enriching the lives of neighbors- Daniel you take it all to heart.
We’ll remember all you’ve done, while roaming in and out.
You’ve given time and energy so tonight we give a shout! HI!
After we moved to Main Street,
You thanked the donors with a plaque.
With tech stuff and electronics, You were savvy and on track!
Then one magic afternoon, The elevator WORKED!
Up you went and held your breath, It stopped with a jerk! Ee gad!
Now we’re all here to thank you, For keeping all the costs at bay –
Moving us ever forward, Thanks to you Daniel Crozet!!
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Workshop fun!
Baking BRIOCHE dough as loaves, filled
buns, or braided pastry, and baking
French bread just to see the difference,
all under the tutelage of Deb DiBona of
Keuka Artisan Bakery in Hammondsport.
Sharon Trenchard and Janis Long weaving baskets with Joan Belles in her busy
fascinating “Weavery” on Seneca Lake.
“Palm of the Hand” Writers
Mon. Jan. 5 & Feb. 9,
Winter Hours: 4-5:30 PM
The first Monday of every month, 4-5:30 PM, “Palm-ofthe-Hand” memoir writers meet, in the Board Room of the Arts
Center. There’s an optional third Monday, 4-5:30, if interested:
call the gallery. The concept of “Palm of the Hand” is to write
about a single anecdote of your life expressed in no more than
one page. If you’ve wanted to put down memoirs of your life,
but didn’t know how to begin, this is a great format to start. We
each read and offer feedback if requested. (And we each kick
in $1 to the Arts Center.)
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Volunteer Spotlight
Sue Tierney volunteers most Tuesday afternoons
at the Arts Center--except when she is on one of her
many traveling adventures. She enjoys the flexibility of a schedule that allows her time for travel.
Sue attended an opening in the spring of 2013
and became interested in working at the Gallery. With the pleasant atmosphere of the physical
building, the ever-changing exhibitions, a personal
and professional director, and friendly people, she
feels that being a docent is her most pleasurable
volunteer position ever.
Mrs. Tierney is one of nine siblings with living parents in remarkably good health at almost
98 and 94. These parents traveled for 30 years in their retirement, giving their children an example of high life satisfaction. Sue attended Keuka College as a psychology major and later
earned a Masters Degree in education. She taught mathematics at DeSales High School for
five years, at Penn Yan Academy for one year, and at Penn Yan Middle School for 25
B&B Tour Coming Again: Saturday, April 25
We all are familiar with the line "In the dark of December we are closer to Spring than we were in September".
Well, hold that thought for our 2015 Bed and Breakfast tour. In this upcoming event we will "span the lakes" with
inns to tour overlooking Seneca as well as Keuka and even one nestled in a charming country valley.
Mark your calendars for Saturday April 25. This is one week earlier than
traditionally held to provide you entrée to some very special locations.
Tickets will go on sale at the Arts Center in February. Tickets are $28 per
person if ordered in advance. $32 on the day of the tour. The bargain is
a $25 group rate for 3 or more friends, so fill your car.
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During the winter, art guild members and friends are invited to paint together on the first and third Mondays of the
month, 9AM-noon, at the Rosenfeld Studio of the Arts
Center. We do peer critiques, if requested, and find the
collegiality a great motivator to KEEP PAINTING.
All artists are welcome to join our activities. PYAG exists to encourage all artistic endeavors. Dues are Active
Member $20 , Associate Member (not displaying art)
$15. Send dues to Sally Thomas, 3598 Sid White Rd.,
Keuka Park, 14478 .
www.PY-ArtGuild.org
Art Guild members have been saddened at the death of a
lifetime member, Vera Van Atta. Many of us have painted at her 10,000 Delights B&B grounds. Typical of Vera’s
joie de vivre, she is pictured here clowning with her signature glass of champagne. She will be missed.
Other workshops, still in the planning stages – so just pencil them in:
Decadent Valentine’s Day Dinner with Garrett Zur, Saturday, February 7th 4-6 pm at Milly’s Pantry kitchen
(upstairs). Have fun learning to create a decadent and romantic meal to share with your Valentine!
Be Mine with Donna Henderson, Saturday, February 14th 10 am to noon at Milly’s Pantry kitchen (upstairs).
Create and decorate unique cupcakes for your Valentine – open to kids
of all ages!
Coming this summer –
Soapstone Sculpting with Sandy Cline, Wednesday, June 10 – Sunday June 14 at Sunny Point
Create elegant or whimsical animal sculptures with Canadian master
stonecutter Sandy Cline. Take one day to create a simple stone sculpture or several days to work on a larger piece or multiple sculptures.
Painting with George Van Hook, Monday June 29 – Tuesday, June 30 9 am – 4 pm Sunny Point
A rigorous review of painting in any medium with an award-winning plein air painter. Study laying out a palette,
laying in, designing, composing and blocking in with lots of personal attention to your own style.
$250 members, $300 not-yet-members
Painting with Paper Elizabeth St Hillaire Nelson Wed, July 22 – Friday, July 24 9 am – 4 pm Arts Center
An intensive three day opportunity to learn a vibrant and unique collage technique from an internationally recognized, award-winning artist. $225 members, $275 not-yet-members
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Arts Center Winter Classes and Workshops
Rosenfeld Workshop Space above the Flick Gallery, 127 Main Street, Penn Yan
Annie Smith Studio at Sunny Point , 868 W. Lake Rd., Dundee (on Keuka Lake)
Please note: SIGN UP FOR CLASSES EARLY.
YOUTH CLASSES:
Drawing with Bob Gillespie
Tuesday, February 17th, 9 am – 11 am
At the Arts Center
Work with Bob Gillespie on drawing cars – classic
and new – focusing on form and motion.
$10 student
Kreative Kids with Marsha Devine
Thurs. Feb. 26– Mar. 26, 4-5:30 at Arts Center
Have fun exploring painting & other 2-dimensional
art forms. For grades 1-5. No class March 17.
Kids Kreations with Marsha Devine
Thurs. Apr 9-Apr. 30, 4-5:30 at Arts Center
Build your imagination through sculpting & other 3dimensional pieces. For grades 1-5.
ADULT CLASSES:
Wire Links, Charms & Clasps
with Janis Long
Saturdays, March 28 & April 4, 1-3 pm
At the Arts Center
Manipulate wire in a variety of shapes to create 6
charms, 4 different types of wire clasps and 6 wire
links to create a one-of-a-kind charm bracelet or pendant using silver, brass and copper wire.
$40 members, $48 not-yet-members,
$15 materials fee
Painting Essentials with Barb Doyle
Wednesdays, April 1-22, 10 am - 1 pm
Wednesdays, May 6-27 10 am – 1 pm Wednesdays,
June 10 – July 10 am – 1 pm
At the Arts Center
Build your skills to create magical works of art using
elements of composition and design. We will explore
topics such as unity, balance, movement, proportion
and color in the medium of your choice. Price TBD
Creations in Clay with Faith Benedict
Tues. & Thurs., Jan. 6-Jan 29,10 am – 12
Allen Hall basement at Keuka College
Create functional or sculptural forms using hand
building, wheel throwing, and glazing techniques.
$155 members/$195 not-yet-members
Painting with Dick Kane
Mondays, January 26 – March 2,
9:30 am – 1 pm at the Arts Center
Regardless of the subject, how a painting is designed or composed makes a great difference in the
final result. This class will focus on creating compositions that accomplish the specific goal of any
painting.
$140 members, $175 not-yet-members (No
class February 16.)
Basic Earring Design with Janis Long -
Saturday, March 21st, 1-3 pm
At the Arts Center
Learn the elements of earring design, the use of
metal elements and tools to create consistent loops
and clean finishes.
$20 members, $24 not-yet-members,
$10 materials fee
Registration Information and Refund Policy
· Full class fee is required at registration. Absolutely NO
partial class fees. One may make up missed class if available. · Class size is limited; please register early to avoid
closed classes. Classes with inadequate enrollment are
cancelled 1 week before the first class meeting so please
register
early. All fees refunded when ACYC
cancels a class. · Refunds of class fees, less $10 administrative fee, are made for withdrawals prior to 2 business
days before to first class or 2 weeks prior for full week
workshop.
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Business Members:
Willie Bilancio
Opera House Antiques
Hammondsport
www.operahouseantiques.biz
Birkett Mills
www.TheBirkettMills.com
Century 21 ,Mark Malcolm
315-536-6163
www.Century21Sbarra.com
Church Creative Flooring
2448 Rte 54A Penn Yan
315-531-8178
www.ChurchCreativeFlooring.com
D J Builders & Remodelers
Bellona, 315-531-9074
http://djbuilders.net
Eire by Bev Faulkner
2389 Widows Hill Rd Penn Yan
315-536-4296
www.EirebyFaulkner.com
Finger Lakes Bed and Breakfast
128 South Ave, Penn Yan
www.FingerLakesBB.com
Knapp & Schlappi Lumber
Lake St. Penn Yan
http://knappandschlappi.com
La Belle Vie B&B
208 Main St, Penn Yan
315-694-7273
http://labelleviebb.com
Longs’ Cards & Books
116 Main St. Penn Yan
http://LongsCardsAndBooks.com
Marbles Automotive
1698 Rte 14A Penn Yan
315-536-4488
www.MarblesAutomotive.com
Morgan’s Grocery
Hamilton St., Penn Yan
www.MorgansGrocery.com
Nothnagle Realtors
Dick Murphy 315-270-2002
229 Lake St Penn Yan
www.Nothnagle.com
Paul Knapp Water Systems
425 N Main St, Penn Yan
315-536-9136, 374-0368
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Rooster Hill Vineyards
489 Rte 54 Penn Yan
315-536-4773
www.RoosterHill.com
Thomas Scott Woodwork
2524 Old Bath Road
Penn Yan, NY 14527
585-233-9566
www.tomscottstudio.com
Sommerville Pottery
Prattsburgh
www.SommervillePottery.com
Capital Campaign Donors:
Basin Park Marina, LLC
5194 West Bluff Drive
Keuka Park NY 14478
basinparkmarina@frontiernet.net
Finger Lakes Realty
140 Main Street
Penn Yan NY 14527
www.FingerLakesProperty.com
Fire Works Foundry
1554 Baker Rd.
Penn Yan NY 14527
http://dexterbenedictsculptor.com/
biography/
Valery G. Gardner, Attny at law
215 Main Street, Penn Yan
info@vgardner.com
Hough Constructions
573 East Lake Road
Penn Yan NY 14527
www.HoughBuilders.com
Los Gatos B&B
1491 Route 14A
Penn Yan NY 14527
info@losgatosBandB.com
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PixelPreserve, LLC
34 Chablis Drive
Fairport NY 14450
www.PixelPreserve.net
Seneca Foods Foundation
3736 South Main Street
Marion NY 14505
Seneca Shore Wine Cellars
P.O Box 551
Penn Yan NY 14527
www.SenecaWine.com
Steamboat Castle B&B
2893 West Lake Rd.
Penn Yan NY 14527
www.steamboatcastle.com
Wine Trail Properties
312 Hamilton Street
Penn Yan 14527
www.winetrailproperties.com
Double thanks to businesses
which are BOTH
Business Members and
Capital Campaign Donors:
Finton’s Landing B&B
661 East Lake Rd.
Penn Yan NY 14527
tepperd@eznet.net
Hunt Country Vineyards
4021 Italy Hill Rd.
Branchport NY 14418
www.HuntWines.com
Douglas B. Miles Agency, Inc.
23 Main Street, P.O Box 237
Dundee NY 14837
607-243-7200
www.Miles-Agency.com
Merritt Hill Manor B&B
2756 Coates Rd. Penn Yan
www.MerrittHillManor.com
Stork Insurance
136 Main St., PO Box 443,
Penn Yan
www.StorkInsurance.com
Morgan Marine
2 Rte 54 E. Lake Rd.
Penn Yan NY 14527
www.MorganMarine.net
Water Street Pharmacy
14 Water Street
Dundee NY 14837
www.WaterStreetPharmacy.com
Penn Yan Plumbing & Heating
100 Horizon Park Drive
Penn Yan NY 14527
www.PennYanPlumbing.com
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We are grateful that
Memberships Support The Arts Center
These members joined or renewed between Oct. 15 and Dec.15, 2014. Thank you!
MEMBERS RECEIVE GALLERY AND WORKSHOP DISCOUNTS! JUST ASK.
Benefactor $500+
Dan and Linda Carp
Mary & Mark Nielsen
Patron $300-$499
Business $100+
Knapp & Schlappi Lumber Co
Eire by B. Faulkner
Rooster Hill Vineyards
Hunt Country Vineyards
Douglas B. Miles Agency
Paul Knapp Water Systems
Finger Lakes Bed and Breakfast
Marble's Automotive
Northnagle Realtors
Contributor $150-$299
Bonnie & Dick Barney
Caryl Flickinger
Dr. Stephen and Elise Rosenfeld
Associate $50-$149
Philip & Nancy Bailey
Chet and Mary Briggs
Dick & Bonnie Curbeau
Maryanne Eichorn
Stacey Esslinger
Gail Eyer
Leigh & Pamela Harrington
Mr. & Mrs. R. Bruce LeClaire
Jeffrey & Gretchen Lee
Anita Maroscher
Fletch & Margo McTaggart
Steven Caron & Christine O'Brien
Susan Oliver
Tom and Kris Packard
Diana & Donald Schneider
Susan Seller
Alice Tariot and Steve Schwartz
Donn Vickers and Sharon Sachs
Wayne Wagner
James E. Wilson
Sandy Young
Individual / Family $35-$49
Kathleen Arat and Shannon McCormick
Mary Arthur
Ann Brandow
Brian and Deb Connolly
Roger and Victoria Dick
Barbara Doyle
Gerina A. Faison
Robert & Charlotte Gillespie
Kathy and Karl Guenther
Dianne and Norm Hansen
Lisa Harper
Denise & Jerome Jose
Midge and Joel Kerlan
Llewellyn Lafford
Judith Lyons
Christie and Brian Mosch
Jorgen and Lynn Overgaard
Daniel Roemmelt
Sharon Ruthven
William and Sara Schleigh
David & Nancy Struss
Janice & John Travis
Bob & Carol Worden
Senior $25-$34
June Beauchamp
Christie Cahill
Maddi Capuano
James & Dori Carey
Dick & Carol Correnti
Kit Corti
Carol Crain
Kim Cutler
Kathy Disbrow
Linda Doty
Doreen Finger
Mary Foster
Maxine Fullagar
Nancy Gillette
Martha Harris
Daisy Heller
Jean Hubsch
Mary Jane and Paul Ingram
Nancy Langford
Sherry Lawn
Kristin Malone
Elizabeth McInnis
Irene G. Nowak
Alice & Don Pulver
James & Joan Reagan
Lois Saia
Irene and Howard Soper
Judith Soprano
Helene A. Tiballi
Mary Geo & Ron Tomion
Sharon Trenchard
William Turner
Vera Van Atta
Dr Rolf & Dr Lynda Rummel
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Save the Date: March 15, Noon
Finger Lakes Chamber Music Festival’s Annual
Mid-Winter Brunch/Concert/Auction
Belhurst, Route 14, Geneva
Arts Center of Yates County
127 Main Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
Open Mon.-Fri 10:00-4:00, Sat 9-3,
315-536-8226
E-mail: ArtsCenter@YCAC.org
Www.ArtsCenterYatesCounty.org
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