The Chowan Herald
SECTION B
f Student Art Now On Display
On May 21 a five-week
of the student work
of private art teacher Carol
>sick opened at the Edenton
•Public Library. The show
'contains approximately 350
pieces of art completed
since June 1980 by students
of Mrs. Sick ranging from
Age six through seventeen,
tile show also reflects a
competition, judged by
Several local artists, and the
.winners’ ribbons are at
tached to the work.
Prizes for the competition
were awarded in each of
four divisions: Division One,
age 6-8; Division Two, age 9
And 10; Division Three, age
11-13; and Division Four,
age 14-17. First through fifth
place awards were given in
each of ten categories where
age and number of entries
allowed. One “Best In
Show” ribbon was awarded
in each division. Students,
their family and friends saw
the results of the judging at
a reception for them on
Thursday night at the
library.
The competition winners
are as follows in Division
One: Tempera: Courtney
Hampton - first; Harris
Vaughan - second; Burch
Perry - third; Brian Baker -
fourth; April Lane - fifth;
Paper Collage: Harris
Vaughan - first; Todd
Emmert - second; Wilson
Busby - third; Wyatt Lane -
fourth; SethLaughlin - fifth;
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beginning June 3 until September 2.
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Pen, ink and Wash: Mitch
Lancaster - first, Burch
Perry - second, Mindy Asby
- third, Wyatt Lane - fourth,
Seth Laughlin • fifth;
Pencil: Todd Emmert -
first, Wyatt Lane - second,
Mindy Asby - third and fifth,
Tony Copeland, fifth; Pen
and Ink: Harris Vaughan -
first, Mitch Lancaster -
second, Tony Copeland -
third, Mindy Asby - fourth,
Brian Baker - fifth; Paper
Construction: Josh Smith -
first, Brian Baker - second,
Mitch Lancaster - third;
Water Color: Tony Copeland
- first, Jay Ball - second;
Cray - pas: Wilson Busby -
first, Brian Baker - second,
Burch Perry - third, Harris
Vaughan - fourth, Tony
Copeland - fifth; Pastel
Chalk: Todd Emmert - first,
Harris Vaughan - second,
Josh Smith - third, Jay Ball -
fourth, Courtney Hampton -
fifth.
Winners in Division Two
were: Tempera: Martha
Hornthal - first, Chad
Johnson - second, Wayne
Farless - third, Katie
Emmert - fourth; Paper
Collage: Chad Johnson -
first and third, Brian Waff -
second; Pen. Ink and Wash:
Mary Copeland - first,
Tabitha Chappell - second,
fourth and fifth, Chad
Johnson - third; Pencil:
Chris Evans - first and third,
Katie Emmert - second;
Pen and Ink: Katie Emmert
- first, Martha Hornthal -
second and third; Tabitha
Chappell - fourth, Wayne
Farless - fifth; Paper
Construction: Tabitha
Chappell - first, Brian Waff -
second; Cray - pas: Chad
Johnson - first and third,
Katie Emmert - second,
Wayne Farless - fourth,
Chris Evans - fifth; Pastel
Chalk: Brian Waff - first,
Chad Johnson - second,
Katie mmert - third; Oil:
Mary Copeland - first,
second, third, fourth.
Prize ribbons were
awarded in Division Three
as follows: Tempera: Julius
Jernigan - first, Michael
Spruill - second, Dobbin
Prezzano - third and fourth
Kelli Johnson - fifth; Paper
Construction: Karen Stalls -
first and third, Michael
Spruill - second and fifth,
Laura Huston - fourth; Pen,
Ink and Wash: Dobbin
Prezzano - first, Laura
Huston - second, Karen
Stalls - third and fourth,
Michael Spruill - fifth;
Pencil: Julius Jernigan -
lirst and fourth, Dobbin
Prezzano - second, Jimmy
Cranford - third; Pen and
Ink: Michael Spruill, first
and second, Karen Stalls -
third, Jimmy Cranford -
fourth, Darrell Overton -
fifth; Cray - pas: Willene
Jernigan - first, Jeff
Theriault - second; Pastel
Chalk: Laura Huston - first,
Michael Spruill - second;
Oil: Kinnan Lane - first and
fourth; Molly Lane - second,
Carole Baker - third and
fifth.
Awards went to the
following students in
Division Four: Tempera:
Jeff Theriault - first, Willene
Jernigan - second; Paper
Construction: Martha
Edwards - first, Willene
Jernigan - second, Jeff
Theriault - third; Pen, Ink
and Wash: Willene Jernigan
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- first, second, third and
fourth; Pencil: Martha
Edwards - first, second,
third and fifth, Willene
Jernigan - fourth; Pen and
Ink: Jeff Theriault - first;
Watercolor: Martha Ed
wards - first, third and
fourth, Jeff Theriault -
second; Cray - pas: Willene
Jernigan - first, Jeff
Theriault - second; Oil:
Cindy Dunn - first, third and
fourth, Mary Ann Hollowell -
second and fifth.
The “Best In Show”
award in Division One went
to April Lane, age six, for a
large tempera painting of
Sesame Street’s Big Bird.
Division Two’s Katie
Emmert, age nine, won
‘‘Best In Show” for her
original design and stencil
print of a canoe race. There
was a tie for “Best In Show”
in Division Three. Laura
Huston’s pencil portrait of a
young boy, and Kelli
Johnson’s stylized portrait
of a woman in pen, ink and
wash both received the
judges’ nod. Mary Ann
Hollowell, age seventeen,
took this top award in the
senior division for a highly
detailed oil painting of a
Chesapeake sailing skip
jack.
This large student exhibit
will remain at the Edenton
Library until early July. It
is open to the public during
regular library hours.
Two Accepted
At Chowan
MURFREESBORO -
Two more John A. Holmes
High School seniors have
been accepted to attend
Chowan College here. They
are Kay F. White and
Marvin Darnell Morring.
Miss White will enroll in
the pre-nursing curriculum.
Morring will study in the
general college program.
The Herald Kitchen: Convenience Cooking
By Mildred Huskins
You can keep your kitchen
cool, your poise intact and
also save fuel this summer
by using recipes that
require minimal cooking.
Include in your meal
planning delightful warm
weather soups, quickly
baked convenience breads
and main dish salads. Made
with dairy foods, these
dishes provide good taste
and sound nutritional
quality for your summer
dining and for entertaining.
A creamy and delightful
refresher is Chilled Potato-
Pea Soup or for a zippy
snack pour Chilled Tomato-
Yogurt Soup in chilled mugs
and garnish with a lemon
curl. Pass Buttery Herb
Bread or Buttery Parmesan
Crescents; use Guacamole
Dressing for tossing your
favorite ham and potato
salad.
Ham and Asparagus Roll-
Ups are easy to do and look
great on the patio luncheon
table when you have friends
over. The colors of pink,
green and gold are at
tractive when placed in your
prettiest casserole for a
quick heating just before
serving. Sliced red
tomatoes, mingling with
Bibb lettuce could complete
the vegetable-salad portion
of the luncheon.
Chilled Tomato-Yogurt
Soup
1 can (24 oz.) cocktail
vegetable juice, chilled
2 cartons (8 oz. each)
plain yogurt
1 tablespoon fresh lemon
juice
2 teaspoons Wor
cestershire sauce
x k teaspoon celery salt
Red food color, if desired
Place juice, yogurt, lemon
juice, Worcestershire,
celery salt and food color in
blender container; cover.
Blend until well combined.
Chill, covered one to two
hours to allow flavors to
blend. Blend again just
before serving. Pour into
chilled mugs and garnish
with a lemon curl.
Chilled Potato-Pea
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BANKRUPTCY SALE
Real Estate of Abie John Patrick, Jr. & wife
1. Single Family Home: Approx. 1850 sq. ft. plus carport - House and lot to be
sold separate from remaining collateral - rear lot line to conform with rear line of
adjacent lot
2. Hog Operation: Approx. 16.5 Acres - there is an automated hog operation on
this tract, including ICM grain tanks, mill house with 5 H P. Mixer, farrowing
house with heat and air; nursery & equipment; flushing pump; sow gestation
building.
Sale Date: June 5, 1981
Time: 12 NOON
ON PREMISES
DIRECTIONS: From highway 64 near Creswell, Take NCSR 1141; turn right on
NCSRII42; house is second house on right past NCSR 1144; Hog operation on left
side of NCSR 1144
STEPHEN L. BEAMAN
Bankruptcy Trustee
Wilson, North Carolina
Telephone: (919) 237-0158
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