Awards

The following awards represent professional adult artists.
For student art awards, see Student Art Committee.

Carla Kelly, Co-chairman
Jan Fassinger, Co-chairman
Darwin Jirles, Co-chairman

Sponsors for Awards at the Salt Fork Arts & Crafts Festival Include:

Jim Irvin, Col. Taylor Inn B & B Award
Dan and Jen Navicky Award
32nd Degree Masonic Learning Center Award
Ann Lawrence, WesBanco Award
Carolee Ogle, Scott-Ogle Award
Ellen Thomerson, George and Alice Eikenberry Nature in Arts Award
Scott Woods, Advantage Bank Award
Tony Lenhart, Dick Lenhart Memorial Award
Karen and Emily McCoy, The Emily Award
Mimi Casa and Dan Eikenberry, George and Alice Eikenberry Nature in Arts Award
Marika Pahoundis, Katherine Nicolozakes Memorial Award
Pam Fisher, National City Bank Award
People's Bank, Heritage Award

Award Winners

2006 Salt Fork Arts & Crafts award winners include:

Jack Valentine, Delancey Purchase Award
Doris Marcus, Scott-Ogle Realty Purchase Award
Dymphna Fields, Sen. And Mrs. John Glen Americana Award
Nancy Juhasz, 32nd Degree Masonic Learning Center Award
Cindy Henceroth, Col. Taylor Inn Purchase Award
Doreen Campbell, The Emily Award
Jeanna Henderson, Cambridge Board of Realtors Award
David Kreider, Marietta Coal Purchase Award; and National City Bank Award
Ed Kitchen, Advantage Bank Purchase Award; and Georgetown Vineyards Award
Kenneth Arnold, WesBanco Purchase Award
Donald Persinger, Lloyd and Evelyn Brockwell Purchase Award
Gary Davis, Dick Lenhart Memorial Award
Howard Blichefeldt, Alice and George Eikenberry Award
Ada Clark, Alicke and George Eikenberry Award
Virginia Price, Ohio Arts and Crafts Foundation Award

Fine and Applied Arts Winners

Winners of the 2006 Salt Fork Arts & Crafts Festival Fine and Applied Arts include:

Chad DeVaughn, First Fine
Michael Secrest, Second Fine
Janine Bales, Third Fine
Cheryl Brooks, First Applied
Second Applied (not present)
Bill Lance, Third Applied