SHATFORD CHRONICLES January, February, March 2018
Okanagan school of the arts’ courseS INSIDE
BE A 2018 SPONSOR Sponsor the RESTORATION AND BEAUTIFICATION OF THE Shatford Centre
Anne-Marie Harvey, SFCA Portrait Workshop, Page 4
Thanking Volunteers, which includes Valley First Team, Page 3
Rock Glen Consulting becomes 2018 Platinum Sponsor, Page 6
Pen High’s Class of 1957 Celebrated Their 60th Reunion at Shatford Centre! Page 3 Shatford Chronicles Winter 2017-18.indd 1
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Bringing writers, authors and book lovers together, at the Shatford Centre! Sign up for April 6, 7 & 8 by January 31st and receive the Early Bird Rate! See page 8
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THANKS TO OUR VOLUNTEERS! by Volunteer Chair, Louise Punnett
Looking forward to 2018! The Penticton Board of Trade was part of the inception of the non-profit Okanagan Summer School of the Arts (OSA) in 1960. It was seen as a major initiative to draw students, families and visitors during the summer season.
OSA is now a year round facility with great potential to bring cultural tourism visitors to our region. We are also in the unique position of taking care of one of Penticton’s most important heritage assets. After years of relying on grants, donations, memberships and other revenue sources, we recognize the need for on-going funding to maintain and restore the building, while continuing to develop the destination art school. We have launched the 2018 Sponsorship Program and you can learn about it on page 6.
Look forward to new programs and events, such as, Okanagan Valley Art Fair, being developed by new board member Bill Everden, the chair of the Exhibition Committee. It will be held on May 5th & 6th. This is an exciting event showcasing artists from up and down the Okanagan Valley. The Exhibition Committee has a call to artists for 2018, ‘Art From the HeArt’, which will open on February 15th, 2018. These events are great opportunities to see work by not only your favourite artists but to discover some new ones as well. Georgia Krebs, President
Okanagan School of the Arts
NOTE: On page 7, you can read Georgia’s comment regarding ‘Gearing Up For 2018’. The Shatford Chronicles is a publication of the Shatford Centre, Okanagan School of the Arts, 760 Main Street, Penticton. Email: info@shatfordcentre.com Phone: 250.770.7668 Website: www.shatfordcentre.com
Contributors: Corina Messerschmidt, Deb Pfeiffer, Dick Harris, Faith Greenwood, Georgia Krebs, Jane Shaak, Karen Collins, , Lorna Hancock, Louise Punnett, Trish Harris
OSA Board of Directors:
Bill Everden, Dick Harris, Georgia Krebs, Harriet Rogan, Karen Collins, Louise Punnett, Paul Crawford, Sharon Snow, Sue Gibbons City Appointee: Judy Sentes SD 67 Appointee: Shelley Clark Executive Director: Jane Shaak 2
Valley First Volunteer Team in the Rotary Community Learning Kitchen, preparing a Seniors Luncheon at the Shatford Centre. From left to right: Sean De Colle, Tanya Higgins, Tarah Chapman, Lindsey Pelletier, Amy Dennis, Ariane Allen, Nicole Noel, Gwen Rikkinen. At the work party & missing from the photo: Deb Mitchell and Ashlee Wall Va l l e y F i r s t ’s G w e n Rikkinen is a regular volunteer at the Soupateria. She enjoyed using the Steam Kettle in the Rotary Communit y L earning Kitchen at the Shatford Centre. This lovely equipment was donated through a Valley First Grant and is much appreciated.
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR FUNDERS
Teamwork makes all the difference in the world. One of our great moments at the Shatford was transitioning the Auditorium for three different events on one day during the Christmas season. Thanks to great organization and pitching in by many volunteers, the auditorium was changed from the Farmer’s Market Venue, a Christmas party for children and their families in the afternoon and then to a dinner venue for 160 people in the evening! And we had fun and many laughs along the way.
Some of the team that helped on that busy day, from left: Volunteer Chair Louise Punnett, Leslie Manion, Terri Maltais, Louanne Houston, Marlane McMaster, Janet Hitchen, Carol Perry, Trish Harris, Dick Harris, Jane Shaak and Bruce Kay. Another example is one of the volunteer teams that worked hard in the week after Christmas, spent three days cleaning and painting the auditorium.
Working in a team builds relationships and fosters creative thinking and idea sharing. 2018 presents many opportunities to create new teams in the following areas: custodial, garden, youth programs and baking for example. Please contact us to see how your volunteer needs can be met working with us at the Shatford! SPECIAL THANKS TO 2017 VOLUNTEERS: Brian Baldwin, Diane Bourgeois, Laara Branzen, Scotty Durisek, Diane Edgar, Noriko Elder, Lorna Gaidica, Diane Gane, Jill Hansen, Trish Harris, Louanne Houston, Bud Howell, Bruce Kay, Andreas Krebs, Mikos Lamdropolous, Terri Maltais, Leslie Manion, John McGladdery, Marlane McMaster, Jim O’Brien, Niels Pedersen, Carol Perry, Deb Pfeiffer, Victoria Ritchie, Shane Ritchie, Norberto Rodriguez, Deb Tougas, Roger Yeo, Ellen Yang and Carol Zumpano.
Note to Volunteers, please mark your calendars: The Volunteer & Membership Appreciation is being planned for Thursday, April 19, 2018.
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CLELAND FAMILY’S HISTORIC VISIT TO SHATFORD CENTRE
A BIG THANK YOU TO PEN HIGH’S CLASS OF 1957! Pen High’s Class of 1957 held their 60th Reunion Dinner at the Shatford Centre on October 4th, 2017. This exceptional class, which is renowned for their reunions, camaraderie and also demonstrating leadership, donated $3,818.80, individually and collectively to the Shatford Centre. This donation is an important legacy to help the Shatford Centre to operate and also maintain and restore the 30,000 sq ft building. In the year 2021, a majestic old building in Penticton will celebrate a significant historical milestone. The Shatford Centre (former Shatford building, part of Pen High) reaches the grand old age of 100. We believe that Pen High Alumni are a big part of its success!
Pen High Alumni ‘Coming Home’ to the Shatford If you would like information on upcoming reunions or how the Shatford Centre can help with your class’s reunion, please e-mail info@ shatfordcentre.com. Class of 1958, 60th Reunion - Sept 18, 19, 20 Class of 1968, 50th Reunion - Sept 28, 29, 30 Class of 1978, 40th Reunion - July 27th Class of 2008, 10th TBC - July 7, 2008
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It was a real pleasure to have Marylin (Cleland) Barnay, Hugh Cleland and Carolyn Cleland come to the Shatford Centre at the 1957 Pen High Reunion on October 4th, 2017. This is as close as it comes to having founding director, Eva Cleland, at the Okanagan School of the Arts, Shatford Centre! It was a joy to reminisce with Hugh and Marylin about their mother and the tremendous influence that their family continues to have for arts and culture in this region. Karen Collins, Treasurer of the Okanagan School of the Arts and also President of the Okanagan Historical Society gave a talk on Eva Cleland at the Brown Bag Lunch at the Museum when the Class of 1957 was here. It was perfect to have Marylin, Hugh and Carolyn in the audience. The Okanagan School of the Arts and members of the Pen High Alumni are working together on a Brown Bag Lunch presentation on the history of Pen High. This will take place at 12 noon, on September 18th, 2018, to coincide with the 1958 Pen High Class 60th Reunion. being at the Shatford Centre. PLAN YOUR NEXT MEETINGS AT THE HISTORIC SHATFORD CENTRE!
We offer a wide range of facilities, expertise and resources to host your fundraisers, meetings, celebrations, reunions, conferences, weddings & more. With the Rotary Community Learning Kitchen, there are opportunities to create custom events that will charm your guests and support this community facility! Phone us to arrange a personal tour to check out the possibilities at 250.770.7668
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BURSARIES ARE AVAILABLE The Okanagan School of the Arts can provide financial assistance.Please call 250770-7668 or e-mail info@shatfordcentre. com and we will supply you with a bursary form to make out your application. A DAY OF WATERCOLOUR with Nel Witteman 9:30 am to 4 pm, Wed, March 14th Join one of our local art community’s foremost watercolour artists as she shares her techniques, philosophy, and love of watercolour. Includes a delicious plant-based lunch, materials, and supplies. $95; $85 for OSA members.
Who Says You Can't Draw Babies? Heather Spears
PORTRAITS – FEEL THE FEAR AND PAINT THEM ANYWAY! ...with Anne-Marie Harvey, SFCA Feb 24 & 25, 2018 This portrait painting workshop with AnneMarie, is for intermediate and advanced painters. Painting portraits is challenging and scary, but really fun once you get the hang of it. Our goal in this workshop is to reduce the fear factor from survival panic to some manageable form of stage fright.
PILLARS OF PAINTING with Angie McIntosh June 22, 23, 24
This introductory course is suitable for those wanting to learn a standard method of painting, using the important basics like tonal value, colour use and design and it will show how a simple process and a few general ideas can make painting fun. $300; OSA Members $280.
You will learn to paint a portrait from scratch. We will explore colour, values, brushwork. Anne-Marie will demo each day in oils. You may also use acrylics. We will work from photos and sketches, and students will be expected to provide their own subject matter. You will receive further information on colours, supplies and subject matter after registration. $250 includes lunches
10:00 to 4 pm, June 16 & 17, 2018
Heather will guide participants through "babies in hístory" with many examples. Heather will talk about visual psychology and why this is important to drawing babies. She will have tips and clues to help you develop ‘realness’ in your drawings. WE ARE LOOKING FOR MODELS: If you know of babies from newborns, toddlers or nursing mothers, please contact us at 250-7707668.
Heather Spears is a Canadian writer and artist living in Denmark, who visits Canada occasionally to teach drawing, lecture, and read. She has won many awards for her poetry including The Governor'General's, held 79 solo exhibitions of drawings, and published 11collections of poetry, 4 novels and 3 books of drawings. The Creative Eye (Illustrated Edition 2012), is the first of a series on visual perception. See more on (www.heatherspears.com). Cost is $275; $250 for OSA members
‘CAPTURE NARAMATA’ with Lori Goldberg June 8, 9, 10, 2018
Be inspired at this painting workshop overlooking Okanagan Lake, amidst orchards, vineyards and panoramic vistas. It is a painters’ paradise. Engage all of your senses in this expressive and inspiring painting workshop taught by Emily Carr University of Art + Design Instructor, Lori Goldberg.
“Sunny Day on the Mountain” 12” x 24” gallery wrap canvas by Anita Skinner
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MASTERING ACRYLICS II with David Langevin June 16, 17
OSA is very pleased to partner with the South Okanagan Similkameen Chapter of the Federation of Canadian Artists, in bringing David Langevin back for Level II, Mastering Acrylics! This workshop will be held June 16, 17, 2018 and participants must have completed Level 1. Cost is $385. Early registration recommended!
Lori has taught painting on guided tours to Italy and Bali, so why not plan to paint with Lori here! Saturday & Sunday Lunches included. $420; $400 for OSA members. Visit Lori’s website: lorigoldberg.ca.
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WHO? Writers of any genre, from beginners to veterans. Everyone’s welcome. W HEN ? O n t h e third Wednesday of January, March, May, September, November from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm Info: okanaganvalleywritersfestival.com & page8
Strings the thing 2018 FOR AdultS & JUNIORS
WHERE? The Shatford Centre, 760 Main Street, Penticton WHY? To chat about all things writing & publishing
HOW MUCH? $2 drop-in fee; $2 optional for coffee, tea and a cookie. Shrines & Icons Bill Blair
9:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Saturday, March 3
If you play violin, viola or cello, then make plans to come to Strings the Thing 2018, July 9 to 13! Chamber Music, Master Classes, enthusiastic & talented faculty, tips for success, participant satisfaction, intergenerational, Faculty Concerts (included), Celebration Student Concert, Welcome BBQ, Lunches & Fiddling Jamboree. Strings the Thing Orchestra will feature a variety of repertoire from the classics to fun arrangements. Adults $450 Junior $325
Create three-dimensional personal shrines and/or icons using a variety of materials including found objects, hardware, wood, paper, photographs, metal and paint. In this one-day workshop, emphasis will be on individual expression and an exploration of materials and processes. $85; OSA members $75. Bill Blair is a mixed-media artist living in Penticton. Since the early 1980s, he has been creating photomontage images which play off themes of Canadiana and Mexicana, exploring ideas of 20th-century romantic travel ideals, souvenir culture and identity in North America. FAMILY LITERACY DAY, JAN 27 Okanagan School of the Arts, Shatford Centre is pleased to participate in 2018’s Family Literacy Day free event at the Cherry Lane Shopping Centre, Saturday, January 27th. We hope to see you there!
The Heart of Journaling: A holistic writing approach
Sita-Rani MacMillan 1 - 3:30 pm, Sat, Apr 14 Join Sita on a holistic journey of self-exploration through journaling. The writing techniques are set within the Indigenous Medicine Wheel teachings which she learned more about when reconnecting to her Aboriginal culture. Participants will look at all four aspects of the teachings: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual realms through writing prompts. Woven through the holistic journey will be moments of quiet still and movement meditations to further enhance the writing experience. For information: www.sitaranimacmillan.com Fee: $45; OSA Members: $40
creative OPPORTUNITIES MONDAY VISUAL ARTS STUDIO There are easels & tables so bring your materials & inspiration. $10 drop-in fee; $5 for members. The studio is open from 10 am - 4 pm. Wednesday Life drawing Explore life drawing in the Visual Arts Studio. This well established group meets year round and is very welcoming to all skill levels. Bring your materials of choice and start drawing, painting, ink sketching or whatever is your specialty. The sessions are Wed at 7:00 pm; $10 drop in.
Creative For Life “Pioneers and Places” Jan 25th 10 am
Come to Rock Skool
Enjoy 10 instructional hours at 2 hours per day, plus the concert. Kids are placed in bands that rehearse material and put on a rock show on Saturday, July 21st. No previous experience necessary. Times are subject to enrolment. $175
Presenter Ron Wilson, son of Earle Bliss and Margaret Jessie Thoms ( Ladell) Wilson, was raised in Summerland and Trout Creek. His grandfather Clark Wilson moved from Snowflake, Saskatchewan to Summerland, raised his family and worked at the Research Station.
For this presentation, Ron will share his mother’s family history and their journey from Austin, Texas to Bittern Lake, Alberta to Victoria, B.C. Her career brought her to the Okanagan and her marriage to Earle Wilson. Heritage Week 2018 “Heritage Stands the Test of Time.” Feb 19 - 25
This is an incredible opportunity for music instruction of a high calibre. The main focus will be on improvisation, as this is what jazz is all about. Students will be placed in groups based on age and ability. Ages 12 and up! $325 includes a ticket to the Faculty Concert.
The Shatford Centre will, once again, be participating in the Penticton Branch of the Historical Society’s Heritage Week display at Cherry Lane Shopping Centre. In partnership with SCOSA’s Creative for Life Program, Randy Manuel will lead the Pioneers & Places presentation on Thursday February 22 at Cherry Lane. Presentation begins at 10:00 am.
Gayle Walford is a fabric artist with a passion for upcycling fabric and developing fun ways to use it. Bowl Crazy
1 – 4 pm, Sat, Feb 17; $50 – OSA members pay $45 Go to shatfordcentre.com for the details on the following classes:
Fabric Playshop – No Sewing Required! 6:30 – 9 pm, Wed, Feb 7 Stitch and Play
10 am to 4 pm, Sat, Feb 3 The Art of Free Motion
10 am – 4 pm, Sat, Mar 10
Upcycled Fabric Rugs (Knit or Crochet) 6:30 – 9 pm, Feb 21
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SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR FIRST 2018 SPONSORS! PLATINUM: Rock Glen Consulting THANKS TO KIM & PAUL GLEN!
Kim & Paul Glen, owners of Rock Glen Consulting, made history by becoming the first Platinum Sponsors of the Shatford Centre, Okanagan School of the Arts (SCOSA).
Kim was the Vice-President of the Okanagan School of the Arts during the visioning process to find a ‘brick and mortar home for the OSA. Kim & Paul are Founding Contributors to SCOSA and have always been engaged members and supporters. When we informed them about our new sponsorship program, developed through the ArtsVest Program and the stability it could bring to SCOSA, they stepped up to the plate and became not only sponsors, they became our first Platinum Sponsors.
NEW DIGITAL SCREEN IN RECEPTION
One of the benefits of becoming a sponsor is recognition through various media, including being showcased on the new digital screen in the Shatford Centre reception area. A video looping program displays sponsors, current and upcoming events, programs and other opportunities.
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SILVER: Berry & Smith Trucking Everden Rust Funeral Services Jack Kelly Coffee
BRONZE: Craig Henderson Personal Real Estate Corporation Meiklejohn Architectural Design Studio Tumbleweed Gallery Westminster Rentals
SHOWCASE YOUR BUSINESS This popular Complete Guide to Penticton is an annual fundraiser and a great opportunity to sponsor the Okanagan School of the Arts, Shatford Centre.
SPONSOR A WISH LIST ITEM
The Rotary Community Learning Kitchen was a large Wish List item which was built with the good help of the Rotary Club of Penticton, City of Penticton, Province of BC, other funders, businesses and community donations. The successful completion of this project brought everyone together to celebrate this amazing accomplishment. The ‘Shatford Wish List’ lets everyone know which projects can enhance facilities and improve service to the community.
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Honouring Our Past ~ Gearing Up For 2018! SHATFORD CENTRE DIRECTORS ARE GEARING UP FOR 2018! The Okanagan School of the Arts, Shatford Centre is gearing up to offer art and music courses, an arts fair, writing conference and more, as well as counting down for its 100th anniversary celebration in 2021. “2018 promises to be an exhilarating year for the Shatford Centre, Okanagan School of the Arts (SCOSA). We have four new directors joining the board; Bill Everden, Harriet Rogan, Sharon Snow and Sue Gibbons,” said Georgia Krebs, Pen High alumni class of 1969 and president of the board. “I’m excited to be working with everyone on the board of directors, they have a wide variety of expertise and interests which enhances all aspects of the SCOSA.”
Lytton Shatford with his wife, Lavina, as a young couple
Penticton’s Shatford Centre is named after Lytton W. Shatford, the only senator appointed from the South Okanagan and Similkameen area and one of the founders of the Southern Okanagan Land Company, which bought the Ellis estate. Born in Nova Scotia, Senator Shatford was employed with a wholesale firm in Halifax before coming to BC in 1893, during one of British Columbia’s gold rushes. With his brother, W T Shatford, he established the W T Shatford General Store in Fairview. Branches were also set up in Camp McKinney and Hedley.
The Shatford Centre is located at 760 Main Street and is named after Senator Lytton W. Shatford, who represented the South Okanagan Similkameen provincially and federally.
Thanks to the hard work of those involved with the Okanagan School of the Arts, combined with federal funding, the Shatford Centre started housing the school in 2011. It has remained a vibrant cultural centre since.
After moving to the coast, Mr Shatford was identified with many business enterprises both here and at the coast. He was very well known throughout the province but particularly in the Okanagan and Similkameen valleys.
This year OSA has a new board of directors in place, who came on board in late 2017, and much to offer in the way of courses and conferences.
A chairman of the Fairview School Board for several years, he was elected in 1903, re-elected in 1907, 1909 and in 1912 by acclamation. Mr Shatford served as President of the B C Life Assurance Company, President and Managing Director of the B C Financial and Investment Company and Director of the Bank of Vancouver until 1912, when he became its Vice-President and General Manager. Shatford was elected to the British Columbia Legislative Assembly in the 1903 provincial election as a Conservative representing the riding of Similkameen. He remained in the legislature until 1917 when he was appointed to the Canadian Senate by Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden. The July 5th issue of the Penticton Herald describing a visit by the new Senator prior to his leaving for Ottawa said:
“The Similkameen is fortunate in having its representative selected for a Senatorial position, for although Senator Shatford’s residence in the official order-in-council is given as Vancouver, where he has lived for the seven years, it can be taken for granted that he will always keep in mind the needs of this section of the province and the Similkameen will not lose by his translation to the more important position.”
In 2004 when School District 67 considered demolishing the Ellis and Shatford buildings, public outcry, heated meetings and public concern resulted in the school district and City of Penticton agreeing that each would be responsible for one of these cherished red brick heritage buildings. The city committed to community use for the Shatford and the school district incorporated the Ellis into its new Pen High campus.
Of the nine board members, four are Pen High Alumni or Grads. Some of these board members have several goals for the year ahead.
Lytton, Lavina & Family
Lytton Shatford died in office in 1920. In 1921, the City of Penticton opened the Senator Shatford school in his honour. Initially there were 250 names put forth for the school. It was decided the new school would be the Senator Shatford School, because he had virtually been a resident of Penticton during the time that he and his brother W. T. Shatford formed the Southern Okanagan Land Co. and put Penticton on the map. Mr. Shatford was the principal driving force in obtaining government funding towards construction of the new school building, which had a final cost of $140,000. Information in this article was taken from the July 17, 1917, Penticton Herald newspaper. Photo credits to the Penticton Museum for Lytton Shatford and his family.
Volunteer coordinator Louise Punnett, class of 1969, looks forward to bringing the Shatford Centre out into the community, with a real push for more programs. On her wish list is a new laptop computer for doing presentations, more programs and events for volunteers to help with, a training program for kitchen volunteers and a mentorship program for new volunteers to learn from seasoned veterans. While Dick Harris, class of 1968, Director of Restoration and Beautification, has much he’d also like to accomplish in the year ahead. Among them are roof repairs and ongoing painting and renovations of the existing meeting rooms. As far as the building itself he would like to see an upgrade of the fire/sprinkler system and construction of the patio in the garden and extension of the raised vegetable beds. If you would like to help, give us a call at 250770-7668 or e-mail info@shatfordcentre.com.
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okanaganvalleywritersfestival.com Okanagan Symphony Orchestra Concerts from Jan to May, 2018 Viva l’Italia: Feb 16(K), 17(P), 18(V) Prodigy!: Mar 9(K), 10(P), 11(V) Triomphe!: May 7(K), 8(P), 9(V)
(K) - Kelowna, (P) Penticton, (V) Vernon Purchase your tickets on-line at www.okanagansymphony.com You can also drop into Shatford Centre at 760 Main Street and purchase your tickets in person.
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