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(left to right) Bear Fever artists Gail Fronheiser, Grace Pirog, Arline Christ and Joe Hoover enjoy a chance to chat during the June 2006, Boyertown Sidewalk Sale; each artist was a guest of Gracefully Framed and brought work to show and sell—compliments of Grace Pirog who offered her prime space in front of her shop to promote the arts. |
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Lawrence Knoeller shows off his art as part of Gracefully Framed's effort to promote local artists during the 2006 Boyertown Sidewalk Sale. |
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Joe Hoover (right) discusses his work with fellow local artist Gail Fronheiser.
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Jodi Dolansky (right) assists Scarlett Kulp decorate the Bear Fever and Travis Zimmerman Memorial stands in patriotic colors.
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Kylene paints; Jay studies; Scarlett watches during the Sidewalk Sale 2006. |
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Scarlett Kulp enjoys her work at the Sidewalk Sale; Jay Neiffer learns more about Bear Fever.
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Nose to nose to
nose from left at Boyertown’s
Annual Sidewalk Sale held June 21, 2005
are the Graber Letterin’ Bear Fever
logo bear, created by Jeff Graber and
brother Dennis; artist Alan McBain’s “Bubbles,” sponsored
by O’Brien and Gere, and “Hal
Bear-toia,” a sculpture by
Val Bertoia and Dave Plum, sponsored
by
TriCounty Chamber of Commerce.
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“We love the bears!” Sitting
together, patiently waiting for placement
at the 2005 Boyertown Sidewalk Sale
Event Sponsored
by the BMBA.
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“We love the bears!” was
the most popular greeting the Bear Fever
organizers heard from community members
during Boyertown’s Annual Sidewalk
Sale, held June 21, 2005. “Paul
(bearer),” Ott Funeral Home Bear; “Jack,” Pottstown
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates,
Inc. bear; the Bear Fever logo bear,
sponsored by Graber Letterin’;
and “Hal Bear-toia,” TriCounty
Chamber of Commerce’s bear were
on hand to welcome the Boyertown community. |
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“We love the bears!” was
the most popular greeting the Bear Fever
organizers heard from community members
during Boyertown’s Annual Sidewalk
Sale, held June 21, 2005. |
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(left to right) Gail Fronheiser, Grace Pirog, Arline Christ, and Joe Hoover add promotion of the arts to Boyertown's annual Sidewalk Sale, June 2006, compliments of Gracefully Framed Shop which donated the sidewalk for their featured “show.”
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Lawrence Knoeller offers information to an interested art lover |
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Visitors and shoppers enjoy the chance to examine the work of Boyertown's local artists.
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Bear Fever and the Travis Zimmerman Memorial Fund are featured together at the Sidewalk Sale. Kylene Bertoia-Hart, artist for the Military Bear, shows some of her work and takes time to work during the event while Scarlett Kulp tends the stands.
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Kylene Bertoia-Hart enjoys showing her work; Kylene was commissioned for the Bear Fever Military Bear honoring Travis Zimmerman, a BASH 2005 graduate who lost his life in Iraq on April 22, 2006.
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Mike Norris, Class
of 2004, helps out at the Bear Fever
table at Boyertown’s
Annual Sidewalk Sale. Featured in this
shot (from near to far) is Townie, sponsored
by Boyertown School District and painted
by Sandy Wood, Debbie Benfield and Boyertown
High School students; Disco Bear, sponsored
by Stahl Marketing and created by Taylor
Backes; and the Food Shared bear, sponsored
by some of Boyertown’s eateries
and decorated by a host of senior citizens
at Boyertown’s Senior Center.
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Being admired
at Boyertown’s
Annual Sidewalk Sale held June 21, 2005,
is Jeff Graber’s Graber Letterin’ Bear
which sports the Bear Fever logo and
the name and address of our Bear Fever
website, www.bearfever.org, a community
contribution by Media Fusion. |
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Front and center
is the Graber Letterin’ Bear.
This bear features the beauty of Jeff
Graber’s graphic design work and
the expertise of brother Dennis’s
automotive and body work for his
ultimate sanding and clearcoating
efforts
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Mike Norris, Class
of 2004, helps out at the Bear Fever
table at Boyertown’s
Annual Sidewalk Sale. Earlier Bear Fever
called on Mike’s muscle to assist
Paul Stahl, organizer of Bear Fever. Together
they picked up “Hal Bear-toia” from
the TriCounty Chamber office in Pottstown
so that “Hal” could spend
his day in Boyertown. |
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