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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1996
Page
7
Kathy Kish reflects on a childhood loss of a sailor hat, a gold Teddy bear charm, and a Hines pickle pin linked to the World's Fair. She recalls family moments at Howard Johnsons and the discomfort of losing cherished objects, suggesting such losses shape memory and identity.
Peterstown welcome guest Ballard, a noted fashion historian, moved from Winston-Salem to Monroe County in February. He plans to stay and enjoys a walkable lifestyle while continuing his doll exhibits across Charleston, Mt. Airy, and Abingdon Highlands Festival. Ballard cherishes West Virginia roots and mountain life.
Wanted: community crafter to demonstrate a craft for readers. Call Kathy Kish at the Daily Telegraph, 327-2811, to arrange and share interest in learning new skills.
Kathy Kish answers readers on vehicle point systems and vanilla bean substitutes. She cites DMV guidance in Charleston and local grocery sources in Bluefield Virginia, noting vanilla beans cost about 2.49 each and offer a better flavor than substitutes. East River Mountain spans about 37 miles from Tazewell to Narrows, Virginia.
A roundup of arts programs and events including the African American Arts and Heritage Academy in Martinsburg for ages 14 to 19 with 40 slots, no fee, and merit-based admission. a volunteer drive for the African American Heritage Museum in Ansted. the West Virginia Best Quilt Show in Ripley. Harvest Festival spaces in Nemours Ruritan Club. an Arts and Crafts show at the Virginia Highlands Festival in Abingdon with age 18+ artists. photo entries in Abingdon. a five day figure drawing workshop in Abingdon. a creative writing contest for adults and youths. watercolor workshops in Abingdon. a Multicultural Festival in Charleston seeking vendors. a Kickin' Country Talent Search at the State Fair in Lewisburg. Pamela Poitier as drama instructor for the 1996 African American Heritage Arts Camp. and an art tour of Italy offered by East Tennessee State University.
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