THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Friday, November 24, 1995 TAG: 9511210130
SECTION: VIRGINIA BEACH BEACON PAGE: 03 EDITION: FINAL
LENGTH: Short : 41 lines
The following people have been named to an advisory board of the Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum at the de Witt Cottage by the board of directors of the Back Bay Wildfowl Guild: Leigh W. Ansell, John T. Atkinson, Linwood O. Branch, Mary Reid Barrow, Edgar T. Brown, John E. Barnes Jr., James H. Capps, Julia H. Coppedge, William J. Dekker, Jean W. Drescher, Frank Drew, William Drinkwater, Richard D. Dunnington, Joy N. Eliassen, Joe Engers, John A. Fahey, Robert E. Fentress, J. Curtis Fruit, James K. Gregory, David W. Groth, Joseph N. Hawa, A.N. ``Al'' Henley, Frank F. Hudgins III, Tom H. Johnson, William S. Johnson, John J. Kruegar, R. Larry Lambert, Langley L. Land, John A. Maddox, Stephen S. Mansfield, Charles S. Mason, Stephen H. Mundy, Dianne Burnside Murdock, John D. Matthews, Thomas J. O'Connor III, Jackson Parker, David Pender III, William F. Reed, William F. Rountree, A. Lee Scarborough, William D. Sessoms Jr., F. Bennett Strickland, Andrew W. Vakos, Robert H. Vakos, Kenneth Whitehurst Jr. and William K. Wright.
Three Virginia Beach people were winners at the 1995 Stockley Gardens Fall Arts festival by Hope House Foundation. They are: Ann L. Grandy, best in show, $1,000, drawing; Tom Barnes, award of merit, $125, painting; and Mike Guyer, Tidewater Community College, Virginia Beach campus, futures awards, student exhibition, second prize, $100, drawing.
Lorraine M. Eaton, youth editor at The Virginian-Pilot, has achieved certified journalism educator status from the Journalism Education Association and has been honored at the fall JEA/NSPA National Convention in Kansas City, Mo. Journalism certification recognizes teachers who meet the national standards of preparation to teach high school journalism classes and advise student publications. ILLUSTRATION: Eaton
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