Laurie Marshall

Named 588 times. These are the 400 blocks the name was read from (the first 400 kept), in the order the paper printed them.

Apr 26, 1984 hannock’s new home demonstration and 4-H agent, and John ...advisory committee members Steve Scoggins, Mary Jane Capello, Karen Rodgers and Charlotte Nichols. Laurie Marshall, executive director of the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community, is also helping. Currently, the Virginia Commission for the Arts is reviewing a...
Apr 26, 1984 By JON HEDDLESTON ...youths Patrick Brown of Flint Hill and Herbert Shanks of Washington. RAAC director Laurie Marshall invited the Breakazoids after hearing about them through Cheryl Taylor of Old Hollow. Cheryl’s twin nephews, Larry and Terry Graham, both are members v of...
Apr 26, 1984 rial, placed in their divisions. In other local highlights, ...two walkers to arrive in Washington, they trailed the mothers pushing carriages—Diane Wood, Laurie Marshall and Beth Levick— by about 15 minutes. Other Rappahannock runners and their times were Paul Regan (38:04), John Borgens (39:07), Phillip Strange (42:32), Ted Walsworth...
Apr 26, 1984 In asking for adoption of the budget as submitted ...the tax load,” Dennis said. Speaking as both an educator and a parent, Laurie Marshall asked the supervisors to remember the last time they spent seven hours with their children, then add three more hours alloted to in preparation for...
Jun 7, 1984 will be decided upon that each participant can work ...cappella rock ’n roll by the Eclectics (led by Beth Levik), comedy by Laurie Marshall and her son, Jeremy Marshall Slack, in “I Always Wanted to Be A Mother,” original blues by Robert Pritchard, and many other surprises. The audience...
Jun 14, 1984 The adventures of Jelly Fudge haven’t been syndicated yet ...Anthony has always liked to draw but it wasn’t until fourth grade and Laurie Marshall’s gifted and talented program that he discovered the knack for mixing humor and art in comic strip form. “The gifted and talented program really started...
Jun 21, 1984 idu dynamite group of seven, led by Beth Levick, ...out a dynamic song from Dream Girts with unexpected poise and great style. Laurie Marshall and her 18-month-old son, Jeremy Marshall Slack, obviously enjoy doing their comic dance act You’ll love it too. Robert Pritchard salutes the county in a...
Jun 28, 1984 Laurie Marshall hearts of everyone an origicomedy entitled, lys Laurie Marshall hearts of everyone an origicomedy entitled, lys Wanted To Be A Mother”, which depicted thWggy-to-day events of a fcwp Mother and busy baby Mid, featured many intrig** visuals. Aaettwr presentation of arifgMl work was made by RobWt Pritchard...
Jul 19, 1984 The next two workshops to be held ...workshops to be held will be on oil painting, to be taught by Laurie Marshall, and on photography, under the instruction of Charlie Tompkins. Tickets Available 4-H Day at Virginia Tech will take place Saturday, October 13. Virginia Tech will...
Aug 9, 1984 nature of her writing and directing ...and Valerie Bayne, both of whom will appear in the play along with Laurie Marshall, Jeanne Drevas and Jeremy Marshall Slack. “Crows” will be directed by Brian Ross, a resident of Warrenton and a member of the Fauquier Community Theatre....
Aug 23, 1984 By Homer H. Horner Rappahannock Neva Contributinf Writer The ...sisters of a close-knit mountain family. Catherine Kiley, Valerie Bayne, Jeanne Drevas, and Laurie Marshall, with her son Jeremy, worked out this sketch from improvisations based on Riley’s collection of oral histories by mountain women. While it is early in...
Sep 20, 1984 Upcoming Events ...p.m. the Middle St. Gallery will be offering a patenting workshop taught by Laurie Marshall. The emphasis of the session will be the handling of oil paints in the creation of a urnque and expressive image by each participant. Registration...
Sep 20, 1984 Arts And Craft Festival ...Middle Street Gallery, from 7:00 to 9:30 a workshop will be conducted by Laurie Marshall on the Chinese “Book of Changes” which lends 2000 years of Eastern wisdom to the decision making process. The method of using coins to relate...
Sep 27, 1984 Upcoming Events ...p.m. the Middle St. Gallery will be offering a patinting workshop taught by Laurie Marshall. The emphasis of the session will be the handling of oil paints in the creation of a unique and expressive image by each participant. Registration...
Sep 27, 1984 An artist created a watercolor image of one of ...Gallery will sponsor two art workshops for young people, to be taught by Laurie Marshall, a load artist and former teacher in the Rappahannock schools. Her paintings, particularly her expressive portraiture, have been featured at Middle Street. The first workshop...
Oct 11, 1984 Scott Robinson, Tim Kilby, Lois Maonnkisn, ...June Jordan, The Last Minute Wood Company, Linda Heimstra, Rex Slack, Henry Eastwood, Laurie Marshall, Frande Schroeder, Jeanne Drevas, Charlie Tompkins, Cindy Mahan and Natalie Lewis. The Calendar Exhibit will run through Nov. 3. News? Let Us Know .....
Oct 25, 1984 ral fibers. Inherent in this sense of gleaning from ...and spontaneous paintings of a boy riding through a stormy background painted by Laurie Marshall with her son, Jeremy. Each piece in the show creates an exceptional sense of the craft and spiritual strength that seems to be characteristic of...
Dec 20, 1984 By TUTT 8TAPP-HARRIS By TUTT 8TAPP-HARRIS LAURIE MARSHALL htliiC On Saturday, December 22, RAAC wQl sponsor Rappahannock’s third Annual Chriatmaa Celebration. Beginning at &00 with the lighting of Waahington’a tree outaide the Coorthouae, and caroling the festivities wiQ move into the Gay Street...
Dec 20, 1984 Participants in the upcoming Community Christmas Celebration ham it ...on the courtyard. They are (1-r): First row—Dexter Freeman, Michael Starks, Jimmie Freeman, Laurie Marshall, Morgen Hay. Second row—Grace Reynolds, Herbert Shanks, Lukas Kohler, Hunt Harris, Mary Updike, Amber and Mollie Welch.
Dec 20, 1984 seum of Culture and History of West Virginia (Rex ...former art teacher at the Museum of Natural History in New York City (Laurie Marshall), among others. The calendar is on sale at Middle St. Gallery, Faith Mountain Country Manor W k J’s, Ben Venue, Bradfords, Chester Gaps’ General Store,...
Jan 3, 1985 Richmond, with assistance from the Virginia Commission of the ...serve as statewide chairman and Ms. Sandy Slabaugh (804-643-4993) will be the coordinator. Laurie Marshall, the director of the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community, is the regional coordinator for Fauquier, Culpeper, Warren, Madison and Rappahannock Counties. Nominations...
Jan 10, 1985 which foster excellence in, appreciation of, or access to ...performing and visual artists will be highlighted. Nomination forms may be obtained from Laurie Marshall at the RAAC office: call 675-3193 for additional information. Each nomination should be supported by not more than one additional 8'/2xll page of data and...
Mar 14, 1985 (Continued from Page 1) should have teachers’ salaries abov< ...shoot for the top for its teachers and its schools. Another former teacher, Laurie Marshall, compared successful businesses’ respect for the people who work for them with the school system. “I think that we should try to learn from the...
Apr 11, 1985 work of the 1986 calendar in October at Middle ...when the calendars go on sale. If you have any questions, please call Laurie Marshall (675-3193 or 5473405) or Lois Manookian (635-2416). The Appalachian jazz string band known as Trapezoid will perform Saturday, April 20 at 8 p.m. in Washington,...
Jun 6, 1985 RAAC ...many questions and they told us we were doing a good job,” said Laurie Marshall, RAAC executive director. The commission is the state agency charged with promoting the arts throughout the Commonwealth. Its funds come from the General Assembly of...
Jun 27, 1985 Talent Talent Showcase By LAURIE MARSHALL RAAC The upcoming variety show on Saturday, June 29 at 8 p.m. in the Gay St. Theater will bring performers never seen on Washington’s stage before. Fiddler Joe Butler will be accompanying Anne Howard’s banjo...
Jul 4, 1985 By Laurie Marshall RAAC “The phrase ‘the incredible moves’ By Laurie Marshall RAAC “The phrase ‘the incredible moves’ of Herbert Shanks could only be understood after seeing him perform. He’ll probably make it big if he wants to. He’s fantastic. ’’John Cad walader “I was sitting next to a...
Jul 4, 1985 merited for ph'ing the best they had to give, ...the rest of the audience, we enjoyed the evening. We wish to thank Laurie Marshall, producer, and Pam Russell, consultant, for inviting us. John and Doris Lam The Record Den, Culpeper
Jul 18, 1985 RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY ...Lane Mr. A Mrs. Leighty Clarissa Leggett Mr. A Mrs Mank Lots Manookian Laurie Marshall Winston A Holly May Patrick McBride Mary McCloy Middle street Gallery Tod A Sallie Morgan Francme Nadler Barney A Myry O Meara Joan A Andy...
Aug 8, 1985 By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON ...On behalf of the Rappahannock Association for the Arts and the Community, director Laurie Marshall worked with Smithsonian representatives to arrange the itinerary. Stops included Jeanne Drevas’ pottery studio and hilltop home, “the house that Jeanne built," and Washington’s Community...
Aug 8, 1985 at meeting the emotional and financial demands of child ...nightmare’s gloomy hangover. Following the visual tour, a panel of Rappahannock artists - Laurie Marshall, Sally Nash, Tim Kilby, Henpr Eastwood and Charlie Tompkins - discussed their work and answered questions from the audience. “They wanted to know how we...
Aug 22, 1985 By PAUL McFARLANE ...the Arts and the Community, will take on a new look this fall. Laurie Marshall, who for the last two years served as executive director — the only paid director ever in the three years since RAAC was incorporated in...
Aug 22, 1985 'Laurie’s been a 'Laurie’s been a massive contributor to RAAC... a fantastic plus to the organization* —Sid Gottlieb that will surely miss her work and, certainly, her efforts and leadership. How much has Laurie Marshall meant to the development of RAAC? “Oh, Lord,”...
Aug 22, 1985 been a pivotal person.” Gottlieb says Marshall has the been a pivotal person.” Gottlieb says Marshall has the “most difficult job” in RAAC because she is responsible for doling out job assignments but must answer for the successes and failures of other people. There have been only a few...
Aug 22, 1985 Laurie Marshall Laurie Marshall to Gottlieb. After all, says Marshall, “RAAC is a long-term, positive institution” which has benefitted from a “community energy (Continued on Page 18)
Aug 22, 1985 Laurie Marshall will be somewhat embarrassed by all of Laurie Marshall will be somewhat embarrassed by all of the attention heaped upon her in the pages of this week’s publication. Nonetheless, it is her due. Laurie announced publicly that she is resigning her position as paid executive director of...
Aug 22, 1985 that Laurie’s effort was far from part time. Although that Laurie’s effort was far from part time. Although she has tried to deflect much of the praise and congratulations — and thanks — coming her way, she was no less a major force behind the establishment and growth of...
Aug 22, 1985 Aiso, says Gottlieb, Marshall demonstrated a knack for solidifying Aiso, says Gottlieb, Marshall demonstrated a knack for solidifying “all the diverse groups in the county. She’s a good listener and doesn’t really belong to any one group in the county” which may bias her work. Wood agrees. “She gets...
Sep 26, 1985 returned from a European tour, will perform skits and ...Robin Purnell, Rex Slack, Time Kirby, Henry Eastwood, Dan Lewis, Charlie Thompkins and Laurie Marshall. A jury of professionals selected the work. Twelve businesses also gave their support to the project, which is on sale at the Middle St. Gallery...
Oct 10, 1985 moral support, comfort and solace from her friends; she ...print tickets for the dinner at cost. Local artists Dan Lewis, Davette Leonard, Laurie Marshall, Linda Heimstra and Rex Slack were tapped for advertising posters. Diana and Lee Bird, Alan and Joanne Berkowitz and Julie and Howard Coon each gave...