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Monthly News Letter: June 2008

Welcome to the Indian Carver II Website. It is that time of the year again when people are wanting to get back to the great out doors. Camping is available again and we are gearing up for our traditional feasts every Saturday evening for the months of July and August.We will behaving story telling and a drum circle every Saturday evening after the traditional feast. The young owls that hatched in April have flown from the nest now and we hope that we will see another nest of owls next season. It was great to watch them grow daily until they were gone. We have been having trouble getting the online shopping cart up and running so we will be moving the whole Online store to another site in the near future. We are anticipating having Liz Harris doing some work shops and readings this summer and listed below is the information that she has passed along to us. Psychic Readings with Elizabeth Harris Practising Medium - 7 years London, Burlington, Haliburton, Tobermory, Oakville Private home sessions - Group counciling sessions Women Retreats ½ readings $ 40.00 One hour reading $ 75.00 A reading holds many messages from the spirit world, from our guides, loved ones who have passed We have questions about our life - Light is shed upon how we think for Ourselves Elizabeth will help enable you to recognize and realize ideas that previously have not entered your mind ******** Spirit guides / ancestors / friends that live in the spirit world offer Love and assistance for our Earth Journey The Psyche - Thinking - Thoughts - Impressions on the Mind - Creative Process - Higher Mind ********** Elizabeth is simply an instrument, a voice that Spirit works through Elizabeth is gentle and kind - accurate and precise - thoughtful and mindful Group sessions are available upon request Please inquire. These are conducted with group dynamics in mind. ************* My business has been built upon referrals only. During these past 7 years, I have been blessed with teachers of both worlds - the physical world and the world of spirit. I am very grateful and would like to honour them now, for without them I am not here Now. Mrs. (Rev.) Irene Perkins - mentor, teacher, friend, medium Founder of the London Spiritualist Church, London, Ontario Mrs. (Rev.) Effie McMullin World Renowned Medium, friend, teacher, mentor Mr. (Rev.) Garnet Clayton Medium, friend The opportunity to sit with you will be my pleasure. Respectfully, Elizabeth Harris 519-659-9832 blueeyedwind@hotmail.com *********** Elizabeth Harris We live in Intuitive Times Elizabeth T. Harris Messenger for the Spirits A woman who walks with many blueeyedwind@gmail.com ************************************************************** Elizabeth began her public path in 1998 on a spiritual journey as a channel for spirit to speak, to give psychic readings, in soul retrieval communication and to enlighten the spirit of Others. Throughout her 10 yrs of practice, Liz has sat with people across Mother Earth: people from : Ireland, England, Virginia, Texas, Barrie, Victoria, Montreal, France, Germany, Belize, Toronto, Oakville & Tobermory. Each season her abilities grew, as well as her responsibilities to humanity, as a spiritual Being in the human experience. She speaks speak about loved ones, your intuition, Guides, your psyche/soul, planes of existence, every day life, watch your thoughts, clear your mind, animal spirits, Earth energy, Astral Energy, psychic attacks, relationships, dreams, instinctual nature. As a channel, Liz relates messages, affirmations and challenges for the sitter to think about, realize and recognize Themselves in Life. * * * let your intuition be your guide * * * Liz has offered insight, encouragement and wisdom to All that come to her. * spirit * mind * body INDIAN CARVER ll * TOBERMORY, ON. CA. Dates * July 5&6 * July 12&13 * July 19&20 Hourly $75 * $40 1/2 hour * Couples $125/hr TORTUGA RETREAT IN AUGUST (date to be announced) Resident Intuit with Carver’s Camp 2004 –2008 Doug Fox will also be Painting at the camp Again this Season Douglas Fox Born: Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve Manitoulin Island Canada ************************************************************ Biography of Douglas Fox Native Symbolism Artist Year 1976 to present day 1976 *** small commissions for basic paintings of rural life and drawings of wildlife. 1977 *** Native Symbolism artistry began through infl uences from other native artists and heritage gained from the 1st Generation of the known "woodland artists" 1978-79 *** Fox's works began to fi lter throughout Northern Ontario, 1st appearing in Gallery Gauthier, Sudbury, Ontario; Odawa Ojibway Gallery; Artisan Gallery, along with growing native art collecting market. 1980 - 1992 *** Ontario Place - Ontario North Now Pavillon - Northern Galleries. Summary of Fox's involvement as Artist in Residence at ONN. This position was created by the Indian Affairs and Northern Development Ministry. Summer Showcase included many other artists of Northern Ontario, for 12 years where Douglas performed live demonstrations of his paintings, presentations to the many visitors at ONN from around the globe. From this venue, Fox received the international exposure, with many requests for commissioned art works. Government Agencies - all provincial ministers held private functions. These included Ministers Leo Bernier, Rene Fontaine, dignitaries, Prince and Princess Takamoto of Japan, David Peterson, John Turner where Douglas Fox paintings were presented. Showcases included fellow artists: Norval Morrisseau, Copper Thunderbird, Shaman Apprentice Series, Robert Ralph Carmichael, Clement Berini, Losia Daoust, Ivan Shawana, Darla Fisher Odjig and Ken Syrette, with many artisans throughout the years. Exhibitions: CNE - Canadian National Exhibition Sportsman Shows, Toronto, London, Cincinnati, Travel and Leisure Shows, Toronto, Cincinnati Roman Catholic Separate School Board Artist in Schools, Northern Ontario Cambrian College, Sheridan College, Holiday Inns, Ramada Inns 1990 Toyko World Art Expo Japan, 1991 New York City, Indigenous World Art Showcase, Perth, Australia Royal Bank of Canada, Ottawa BCE Place, Toronto Native Friendship Centre, Toronto Miami Art Int. In 1989, Douglas Fox opens his gallery, Nimkiis Gallery and Studios, Toronto, Ontario. In 1990, Douglas Fox explores the reproduction industry, where art magazines & newspapers created more awareness of his work. In 1992, Ontario North Now Summer Showcase ends. From this point on, Douglas becomes a full time commissioned artist for worldwide native art collectors to companies such as Proctor and Gamble, Bronfman Foundation, Castle Entertainment; including many private individual collections. To date, Rocfern International is the only gallery that sells his work. Douglas Fox Douglas Fox Born: Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve Manitoulin Island Canada ************************************************************ Biography of Douglas Fox Native Symbolism Artist Year 1976 to present day 1976 *** small commissions for basic paintings of rural life and drawings of wildlife. 1977 *** Native Symbolism artistry began through infl uences from other native artists and heritage gained from the 1st Generation of the known "woodland artists" 1978-79 *** Fox's works began to fi lter throughout Northern Ontario, 1st appearing in Gallery Gauthier, Sudbury, Ontario; Odawa Ojibway Gallery; Artisan Gallery, along with growing native art collecting market. 1980 - 1992 *** Ontario Place - Ontario North Now Pavillon - Northern Galleries. Summary of Fox's involvement as Artist in Residence at ONN. This position was created by the Indian Affairs and Northern Development Ministry. Summer Showcase included many other artists of Northern Ontario, for 12 years where Douglas performed live demonstrations of his paintings, presentations to the many visitors at ONN from around the globe. From this venue, Fox received the international exposure, with many requests for commissioned art works. Government Agencies - all provincial ministers held private functions. These included Ministers Leo Bernier, Rene Fontaine, dignitaries, Prince and Princess Takamoto of Japan, David Peterson, John Turner where Douglas Fox paintings were presented. Showcases included fellow artists: Norval Morrisseau, Copper Thunderbird, Shaman Apprentice Series, Robert Ralph Carmichael, Clement Berini, Losia Daoust, Ivan Shawana, Darla Fisher Odjig and Ken Syrette, with many artisans throughout the years. Exhibitions: CNE - Canadian National Exhibition Sportsman Shows, Toronto, London, Cincinnati, Travel and Leisure Shows, Toronto, Cincinnati Roman Catholic Separate School Board Artist in Schools, Northern Ontario Cambrian College, Sheridan College, Holiday Inns, Ramada Inns 1990 Toyko World Art Expo Japan, 1991 New York City, Indigenous World Art Showcase, Perth, Australia Royal Bank of Canada, Ottawa BCE Place, Toronto Native Friendship Centre, Toronto Miami Art Int. In 1989, Douglas Fox opens his gallery, Nimkiis Gallery and Studios, Toronto, Ontario. In 1990, Douglas Fox explores the reproduction industry, where art magazines & newspapers created more awareness of his work. In 1992, Ontario North Now Summer Showcase ends. From this point on, Douglas becomes a full time commissioned artist for worldwide native art collectors to companies such as Proctor and Gamble, Bronfman Foundation, Castle Entertainment; including many private individual collections. To date, Rocfern International is the only gallery that sells his work. Douglas Fox Click on the link and read a poem from a well known and well respected elder Basil Johnston. Or you can enjoy the Poem Respect from the book The Healing Drum written by Blackwolf and Gina Jones. Respect Run your hands through the golden sands of time. Each granule has a story, a purpose, a connection to the sea of life. Respect and see the sacred in all, the purpose of all, and the connectedness of all. Feel the beauty of Life. Experience the wonder of life. View the truth from different angles. Let the granules fall through time and thank them for their moment. As part of One, Respect all. FROM THE HEALING DRUM.