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Woodworkers’ art on display in Sylva

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Wednesday, February 08, 2012

A new display at the Jackson County Public Library in Sylva showcases the artistic work of 10 local woodworkers.

The display opened in late January and will remain on view until March 31. It features the work of Jackson County residents Jack Mincey, Robert Hopper, David Liberman, Bill Lyons, Bill Hyatt, Lebern Dills, Ron Yount, Brian Bartel, Don Marks and Chris Behere.

Items on display include wood-turned pieces such as plates, bowls, candleholders, kaleidoscopes, ornaments, toys, carvings and boxes.

The display also includes a collection of miniature handcrafted baskets from around the world from the personal collections of June Smith of Tuckasegee and Lydia Aydlett of Sylva.

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