Wednesday, December 6, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
ART SHOW: Display
will be on the library
walls until January
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which inspired a further
study and lifelong career
in psychology. She moved
from Oregon, back to New
York and then Pennsylvania,
where she earned her bach-
elor’s and master’s degrees in
psychology from Millersville
University.
Her professional career
was as a psychotherapist,
working with couples, fami-
lies, and individuals. She was
a crisis counselor, and worked
for many years in private
practice. As an avid horse-
woman, she often used horses
in her therapy, and sought
advanced training in equine-
assisted psychotherapy. She
still serves as an independent
mental-health practitioner in
Deschutes County for court
hearings.
Stratton-Crow has two
grown children who live in
the Sisters area. She is also a
regular practitioner of yoga,
and at one point, taught
classes. Stratton-Crow’s
paintings and three-dimen-
sional horses are regularly
displayed and sold at Sisters
Gallery & Frame Shop on
Hood Avenue. Her website is
carolinestrattoncrow.com.
Her work will be up in
the Community Room of the
Sisters Library until January
2, 2018. It will come down
in time to make room for the
Annual Art Exhibit, spon-
sored by the Friends of the
Sisters Library (FOSL). Art
Exhibit dates are January 10
to February 23, 2018, with a
reception on Friday, January
23, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The
highly anticipated People’s
Choice Awards will be
announced at the close of this
reception. Voting takes place
January 10-23.
The call is open to any art-
ist who wishes to enter. The
limit is two pieces of wall-
hung art, or up to five pieces
of other art such as jewelry,
ceramics, or sculpture. All
submissions are subject to
approval by the FOSL Art
Committee. Submission
date is Saturday, January
8, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Library.
An art exhibit agree-
ment is required, and one
can be obtained by stopping
at the Sisters Library, or at
the FOSL website, www.
sistersfol.com.
Pre-season win...
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ELEPHANTS: Science
Club sponsored
presentation
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PHOTO BY OUTLAWS PHOTOGRAPHY
Brad Eagan battles to the basket for a score. The Outlaws jumped
out to a quick lead and never looked back, as they sailed to a
58-37 win at Crook County on December 1, in their first pre-
season game of the year. Read full story at www.nuggetnews.com.
all the way from their wheat
ranch at Pilot Rock, near
Pendleton, to the Oregon
Museum of Science and
Industry (OMSI) in Portland,
where Don attended the
museum’s many and var-
ied science programs and
camps.
That effort helped set the
stage for him to continue on
in several areas of science, as
he became more involved in
higher education. That in turn
took him into medicine where
he became a nurse and trav-
eled around the world help-
ing people to learn about and
manage their diseases.
And that in turn took him
into the study of elephants
after he came into close con-
tact and photographing them
in the 1980s in what today is
the Oregon Zoo. All that part
of his life he shared with the
audience who came to hear
about his work Tuesday eve-
ning at The Belfry.
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