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Servicing North Coast Homeowners, Contractors & Gardeners for over 50 years 2 Mateel Community Center 2018 Summer Arts & Music Festival 3 Summer Arts & Music Festival Recycling Shuttle Stop S Belly Dance REST SECURITY ROOMS Tent CENTRAL REST ROOMS SOUTH GATE TURNAROUND FRONT GATE FINE KMUD ARTS REST Vendor ROOMS Check In KHUM First Aid 17 18 19 20 1 Info Booth 21 REST 2 22 LUNAR ATM 54 55 56 5 Artist 3 23 53 7 5 ROOMS 46 2 8 4 2 45 47 4 5 5 5 Hearth a 8 4 1 9 Merch. 6 4 9 5 STAGE 7 8 16 4 5 0 2 9 10 11 14 15 4 12 13 Tent 5 Sacred Performer 3 Check In 4 Arts & 2 2 148 149 150 151 152 Round 3 4 31 64 63 62 6 Hospitality 0 1 1 6 25 29 3 Crafts Kid Zone 4 0 A 25B 26 27 28 0 4 Andean LAWN Soft 39 Soft TREES Volunteer STAGE Music 38 Check In Drinks Soft 7 STAGE Drinks 6 3 Tent 35 3 Drinks YOUTH 33 34 and 73 Generation 69 70 71 72 Green STAGE Belly Dance 74 Dressing Rooms 75 Beer 76 147 78 77 45 146 Beer Communications Booth 136A 136 135 134 133 132 131 130 129 128 127 126 125 124 123 122 121 120 119 118 117 116 115 114 113 112 D 112C 112B 112A 112 111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102 101 100 99 98 97 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86 85 84 83 82 81 79 137 138 1 143 144 1 Backstage Security 39 140 141 142 Booth 42nd Annual Summer Arts & Music Festival Vendors 116 A Hoot and a Holler 79 Fibre Poet 74 North Train Designs 120 Stephen Nepove 95 AC Custom Designs 109 Fire Lilly Ceramics 147 Nothing Obvious 63 Stick-N-Stones 1 ACORN Partners in Education 133 Forever Honeydew 145 Nurelle Creations 8 Sue’s Organics 122 Adams Olives 60 Forever Stoked 93 Offset Casual Designs 90 Sundial Arts Eco-Apparel 139 Alissa Clark clayworks 51 Frogworks 32A Oregon Jewelry 125 Swadeshi Leatherworks 97 Alnus Rubra 140 Gremlin Glass 34 Outlaw Kitchen 99 Tall Paul 21 Ambrz Art 144 Gypsy and Lolo 41 Party Animals 75 TBA 117 Art and Surf - The art of 69 Hearthwood Mountain Sanctuary 20 Peace from Layne 76 TBA Spencer Reynolds 82 Hempress Arise Roving Peace Pops 137 TBA 113 Arte Sana Paisana 42 Humble Hammocks 100 Pepper Forrest Spice Company 112D Tek Photography 112C Ashley Wilma 45 Humboldt Healing Arts 92 Peter Bailey Designs 32 Terrapin Treasures and 112B Autumn Rosetree Photography Roving Humboldt Vibe Tribe 115 Poonkiney Forge Spice for Life Spice Co 103 Ay Su Jewelry & AD Designs 131 Humboldt Wholesale House and Garden 119 Presh 10 Thai Thai BBQ 91 Bahia Beads 38 India Gourmet 15 Ragged Thistle 111 Thankful Earth Herbs 16 Baltic Amber and Creations Roving Jon Ames 149 Redeye Laboratories 73 Tia Limoges Intuitive 29 Bamboo Mama 129 Jubilee leather and beadwork 11 Redwood Empire BMX Abstractionist 52 Bead it on Down the Line 128 Juice Booth 126 ReNewVeau 108 Tree Myriah 59 Bici Arte 98 Kalimba Baskets 146 Rise up ! Good witch 72 Twisted Hippie Design 57 Big River Gems 25B KB Townsend Studio 142 Rise Up Herbals 96 Veriditas Herbal Shoppe 40 Bill Francis Fine Ceramics 5 KMUD 78 Riverside Fossil Jewelry 107 Viatonia and Cranston Wraps 83 Blessed Lotus 56 Kona Pipes Hawaii 132 Root 101/Humboldt Lighting 118 Viola’s Garden 58 Blue Lotus 88 Krinkly Batiks 54 Round Tuit Spoonz 36 Wailaki’s Indian Tacos 55 Blue Moon 24 Kritter Klips 130 Royal Gold 26 Watermelon Kidz 138 Blue Moon Crafted Creations 148 L. Rose Designs 50 Royal Restoration Handmade Clothing 114 Boutique Body Art 31 Land of Merriment 28 Royal Roots Clothing 6 Whale Gulch School 81 Cada Johnson Design 112A Larissa Robyol Artisan Jewelry 27 Sacred Empire 102 Wild Caught 104 Caricature Arts 17 Linda Winkler Jewelry Designs 94 Sacred Geometrix 43 Wool and Wood 48 Colorbust Studios 62 Lost Coast Interpretive Association 4 Salmon Creek Community School 71 Zada 134 Community Credit Union of 136A Lost French Man 35 Sammy’s BBQ and Catering Southern Humboldt 25 Lunashe Productions 12 Samonberry Studios 101 Cool shoes and the Moccasin company 19 Mama Palazzo’s Herbal Remedies 9 Sankofa 61 Dai shu - In West Rinzai Zen Temple 89 Mamas Medicinals 18 Savageworks Ceramics 121 Dancing Tree 124 Mariah and Her Clay 143 Seapod 87 Dom Chi Designs 13 Matt Jones Art 141 Sew it seams Tie Dye 70 Dube Art and Woodworks 44 Meadow Rose Photography 49 SK Mirth 77 Eco-gardening 105-106 Melting the Dragon, Viatona 2 Smokin Moses BBQ 136 Eel River Recovery Project 47 Michelle’s Art Design 151 Solace 14 Elka Herbals 80 Migration Clothing 7 Soroptimists Int’t of the Redwoods 127 Elquino Arte 33 Mike and Susi Gillum Metalsmiths 37 Southern California Food and 85 Ema B’s Knees 150 Miralily Creations Beverage 86 Emerald Caravan 110 Moon Dance Textiles 64 Southern Humboldt 30 EPIC 84 Moss Follows 53 Spirit Door Creations 46 Eureka Massage and Wellness 22 Mystic Fables leather & Wugbug 39 Spiro’s Gyros Roving Face and Body Art by Kathleen Kids Clothing 135 Sponsor 25A Fans of Divinity 112 Mystic Lion Art and Design 23 Sprout Kids Clothing TBA Fantasy Lane Copper Fairies 152 North Star 3 Sprowel Creek Vol. Fire Dept 123 Fatbol Clothing 42nd Annual Summer Arts & Music Festival Staff Accounting Amie McClellan Info Booth/ T-Shirts Megan Gomes Runner Crew Michael Gottfried Accounting/Finance Pleasure Strange Juice Booth Scott Kender Security-Bar David Sundberg Accounting/Finance Steven Helliwell Kid’s Zone Marjory Brown Security-Bar asst. Elizabeth Bell Ad / Sponsorship Tanya Malley Kid’s Zone Pooba Security- Chief Jason Cox Admissions Annie Pergens Kid’s Zone Evan Needham Shuttles Alisha Goodrich Ambiant Lights Robin Krause Kitchen Robert Blodgett Signage Kate Carlson ATM David Katz KMUD Broadcast Eric & Sunshine Johnston Site Shanon Taliferro Audio Archiving Rob Seifert-Gage Lawn Stage Jeanne York Site Manager Dusty Hughston Backline Ray Moreta Lunar Stage Marjo Lak Site Troubleshooter Bruce Champie Brew Crew Garth Epling Marketing Manager Justine Ketola Site-Do It Crew April McCrady-Hirsch Check-in Bert Clements Mateel Concessions Grace Grimes Site Lighting Crew Sherry Bybee Communications Dan Gribi Mateel Concessions Melody Hayhurst Talent Eryn Snodgrass Communications Leanna Gribi Operations Manager Alisha Goodrich Trees Stage Lights Mark Mehlman Drink Tickets Charity Green Parking Shiloh Croy Baker Trees Stage Manager Rick Tomar Electrical Ted Sloan Parking Nichole Chojanacki Trees Stage Manager/MC Jimmy Durchslag Festival Ops Manual Casandra Taliaferro Performer Hospitality Pleasure Strange Trees Stage Sound Loren Miller Medics Pete Genolio Photographer Agnes Patak Vendor Hospitality Bruce Barkley First Aid Amber Wallan Recycling / Restoration Bones Vendor & Volunteer Coordinator Anne Greux-Sachs Generation Green Matty Tittman Rehydration Station Babette Bach Youth Stage Da Grand Pooba 4 Mateel Community Center General Information NO DOGS ALLOWED Watch Your Kids - Don’t leave your children unattended. Safety I.D. wristbands are available at both admission gates. Lost parents should check in at Security Central. First Aid Tent - Located next to the Trees Stage at the north end of the festival, stop here for sunscreen, band-aids and basic first-aid care, courtesy of Redwoods Rural Health Center. ATM – A solar powered ATM is located near the Trees Stage. Recycling – Recycling barrels are located throughout the festival grounds. Please use them! Don’t Drink & Drive – Take the shuttle or find a designated driver if you’ve had any alcohol. No Lifeguard On Duty – Swim at your own risk and watch small children carefully! RIDE THE SHUTTLE The Summer Arts shuttle is the best way to access the festival. Offering regular service from 9:45am until Welcome Back to the Summer Arts & Musical Festival! shortly after close of the If you’re a resident of Humboldt County, you know all about this 42-year- festival each evening It old festival that celebrates the joy of arts, music, and summertime! If will drop off/pick up at the you’re new to the area, let us share with you how special this annual following locations*: event is… Northern Route: • Dean Creek Resort/ A highly anticipated showcase of creative artistic talent set in the majestic redwoods on the banks of the Eel River, the Summer Arts Campground (on & Music Festival kicks off the summer season for Humboldt County Redwood Dr in Redway) with two days of handcrafted arts and crafts, food, fun, and music • Majestic Center (on Redwood Dr. in Redway) and performance art. This event has been voted “Best Music Festival • Garberville Chevron (corner of Redwood Dr. and Sprowel Cr. Rd., in Humboldt County” for several years running, and it’s not hard to see Garberville) why. The mainstay fundraiser for the non-profit Mateel Community Southern Route: Center, it takes on added significance this year as the Mateel faces • Richardson Grove State Park an uncertain financial future. We are grateful to be able to bring this • Richardson Grove Family Camp & RV Park (8:30am start) community tradition back this year and are confident the community • South Benbow Dr. parking areas (as needed) and visitors will find something to love. • Benbow Campground We have numerous talented musicians taking the stage, including * Limited parking is available in the vicinity of all festival shuttle stops. Please two headliners: On Saturday evening we are proud to host the always respect neighbors and businesses when parking in these locations. inspiring and multi-talented Reggae singer Nkulee Dube all the way PARKING INFORMATION from South Africa, and on Sunday evening we welcome none other than Orgone, showcasing their high-powered, female-fronted funk.
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  • AFVN Playlists

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    — 12-2. — AFVN Playlists (Re-typed from faded originals by Ken Kalish) American Forces Vietnam Network Contemporary Music Programming List/Week Ending February 15, 1969 AFVN STATESIDE SURVEY (LW = Last Week, TW = This Week, WO = Weeks on List) oLW TW Title Artist WO Time 3 1 Everyday People Sly & Family Stone 7 2:19 1 2 Touch Me Doors 6 3:08 2 3 Crimson & Clover Tommy James/Shondells 8 3:20 10 4 Build Me Up Buttercup Foundations 2 2:56 8 5 You Showed Me Turtles 4 2:58 9 6 Can I Change My Mind Tyrone Davis 4 2:48 4 7 Worst That Can Happen Brooklyn Bridge 5 3:05 14 8 Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man Bob Seger 8 2:15 5 9 Hang ‘Em High Booker T/MGs 9 3:51 6 10 I Started A Joke Bee Gees 6 3:06 12 11 This Magic Moment Jay & Americans 4 2:47 7 12 Gonna Make U Love Me Supremes/Temptations 8 3:04 15 13 Baby, Baby Don’t Cry Smokey/Miracles 4 3:55 18 14 Things Like To Say New Colony Six 9 2:19 13 15 Going Up The Country Canned Heat 4 2:50 19 16 I’ve Gotta Be Me Sammy Davis Jr. 7 2:53 24 17 But U Know I Love U First Edition 2 2:59 16 18 Son-Of-A Preacher Man Dusty Springfield 9 2:25 22 19 Goodnight My Love Paul Anka 4 3:10 17 20 Soulful Strut Young-Holt Unlimited 9 2:55 -- 21 Heard It Grapevine Marvin Gaye 8 3:10 11 22 Hooked On A Feeling BJ Thomas 11 2:50 27 23 Showdown Archie Bell/Drells 6 2:34 HB 24 Proud Mary Creedence Clearwater 2 3:07 20 25 California Soul Fifth Dimension 9 3:10 30 26 Mendocino Sir Douglas Quintet 4 2:37 HB 27 Games People Play Joe South 2 3:13 29 28 Sweet Cream Ladies Box Tops 4 2:21 1 HB 29 Livin’ In Shame Diana Ross/Supremes 2 3:04