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Subject: 2004 Cambria Home Tour Set for October 23
From: Sally Smith <smithsw1405@sbcglobal.net>
Date: Sat, 2 Oct 2004 12:24:41 -0700


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Dear Media Friends of the Arts:

Please use the attached material as you see fit in your calendar or=20
among news items. Please direct further inquiries to Event Chair Fay=20
Kennedy at 927-0527. She can provide both exterior and interior shots=20
of the five  homes. None of the addresses will be available until the=20
day of the show.

Thanks so much for your help.

Sally Smith

<<=93Style=94 and =93unique=94 describe the Cambria 2004 Home Tour, =
scheduled=20
for Saturday, October 23. Sponsored by the Allied Arts Association, the=20=

Tour will include five homes, some professionally decorated and others=20=

filled with family treasures. Visitors may want to bring a pen and pad=20=

to record the diversity of innovative and unusual decorating and design=20=

ideas.

Two of the homes are ultramodern  in concept and construction and=20
utilize the latest building materials. One was designed by the=20
owner/architect, whose philosophy is that a house built in 2004 should=20=

integrate plans and decor of the twenty-first century. He believes that=20=

a modern interior uses minimalist design to express a fast-moving=20
lifestyle.

Owners of the other contemporary home on the tour have added floor=20
coverings, window treatment, and  traditional art to blend with the=20
modern interior.

Ageless art pieces and luxurious furnishings provided the basis for the=20=

selection of two other homes on the Tour. Family heirlooms blend=20
comfortably with elegant fabrics and carpets, with whimsical sculpture=20=

added for a note of warmth and humor.

The fifth home, decorated by an interior designer who is also the=20
owner, who has incorporated a unique blending of fabrics, floor=20
coverings, and wall treatment. Surprises will await the the Tour guest=20=

at every corner, from family antiques to a secret loft with an ocean=20
view.

Tour participants will first gather at the Community Room of Mid-State=20=

Bank, 1070 Main St., anytime between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the day of=20
the tour for refreshments and last minute ticket purchases. =46rom =
there,=20
they will go either by bus, provided by the Cambria Community Council,=20=

or by private car to the home sites. Advance tickets are available at=20
$20 at the Cambria Chamber of Commerce, 767 Main St. and the Gallery at=20=

the Old Schoolhouse, 880 Main St.

Funds raised from the the Home Tour will benefit Allied Arts projects,=20=

including student scholarships, =93Art-reach=94 programs in the public=20=

schools, maintenance of the Schoolhouse Gallery, and enhancement of=20
Cambria=92s art image through exhibits, programs, demonstrations, and=20
publications.>>

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Please use the attached material as you see fit in your calendar or
among news items. Please direct further inquiries to Event Chair Fay
Kennedy at 927-0527. She can provide both exterior and interior shots
of the five  homes. None of the addresses will be available until the
day of the show.=20


Thanks so much for your help.


Sally Smith


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aller>=93Style=94
and =93unique=94 describe the Cambria 2004 Home Tour, scheduled for
Saturday, October 23. Sponsored by the Allied Arts Association, the
Tour will include five homes, some professionally decorated and others
filled with family treasures. Visitors may want to bring a pen and pad
to record the diversity of innovative and unusual decorating and
design ideas.


Two of the homes are ultramodern  in concept and construction and
utilize the latest building materials. One was designed by the
owner/architect, whose philosophy is that a house built in 2004 should
integrate plans and decor of the twenty-first century. He believes
that a modern interior uses minimalist design to express a fast-moving
lifestyle.


Owners of the other contemporary home on the tour have added floor
coverings, window treatment, and  traditional art to blend with the
modern interior.


Ageless art pieces and luxurious furnishings provided the basis for
the selection of two other homes on the Tour. Family heirlooms blend
comfortably with elegant fabrics and carpets, with whimsical sculpture
added for a note of warmth and humor.


The fifth home, decorated by an interior designer who is also the
owner, who has incorporated a unique blending of fabrics, floor
coverings, and wall treatment. Surprises will await the the Tour guest
at every corner, from family antiques to a secret loft with an ocean
view.


Tour participants will first gather at the Community Room of Mid-State
Bank, 1070 Main St., anytime between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the day of
the tour for refreshments and last minute ticket purchases. From
there, they will go either by bus, provided by the Cambria Community
Council, or by private car to the home sites. Advance tickets are
available at $20 at the Cambria Chamber of Commerce, 767 Main St. and
the Gallery at the Old Schoolhouse, 880 Main St.


Funds raised from the the Home Tour will benefit Allied Arts projects,
including student scholarships, =93Art-reach=94 programs in the public
schools, maintenance of the Schoolhouse Gallery, and enhancement of
Cambria=92s art image through exhibits, programs, demonstrations, and
publications.>>

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