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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Harry G. Emigh, Jr., September 10, 1923 to April 15, 2004


Harry G. Emigh, Jr., September 10, 1923 to April 15, 2004, was a longtime resident of Willis Street. 

He is pictured here by an unknown photographer in 1969 in the backyard of the family home on Willis Street with the then-Westminster High School in the background. A native of Carroll County, he was a member of the distinguished Mather family. 

He was a highly decorated veteran of World War II and the Korean War and for decades played a key role in Westminster’s highly touted Memorial Day parade and ceremonies. 

The photo is in the collection of Kevin E. Dayhoff and Caroline Babylon.

19690000 Harry Emigh 10Sept1923 15Apr2004

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Jamie's Avon Walk for Breast Cancer



Accessed March 6, 2013 – March 9, 2013

Jamie Hein Petry: Please join my journey to the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. If you are in a position to do so, please visit my page and click on the link to donate. If you are not, ALL support and prayers will be cherished! Thank you

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I want this page to serve several roles as I make my journey from my couch to walking 39 miles around DC. I need to raise at least $1800.00 in order to be allowed to walk, so I would love for this page to make everyone aware of that need. Secondly, I need all the support, prayers, and love I can g...
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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

FW: March News from The Shop at Cockey's

March 2013
The Shop at Cockey's Newsletter
Your Hometown Shop for
 Unique Gifts, Books, Jewelry and More.
 

Featuring the works of local artists and artisans.
Located on Main Street 
in the beautiful historic 1820s Cockey's Tavern .
In This Issue
March is Women's History Month
Mmmm... Somethings Cooking!
Beeswax Candles!
Spring is just around the corner
Featured Artist Carolyn Seabolt
Online Shopping
How American Discovered the Easter Bunny
March is Women's History Month 

Beginning back in 1911, Woman's History Month has been celebrated each March by acknowledging the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society.  In celebration of this event, The Shop at Cockey's is featuring the book, Courageous Women of Maryland by Katherine Kenny and Eleanor Randrup.  Both women are also co-authors of Juanita Jackson Mitchell: Freedom Fighter. They both live in Baltimore, Maryland.
 
  
 
Learn about eighteen of Maryland's most influential and courageous women, past and present.  Ideal for the classroom, this educational book offers brief biographies and commentary on poet Lucille Clinton; politicians Helen Delich Bentley, Barbara Mikulski, and Verda Welcome; photojournalist Sadie Kneller Miller; fashion designer Claire McCardell; and art collectors the Cone sisters.  The book takes a look at each women's achievements and the courageous choices they made to realize success. 
 
Available in store and online.

Mmmm... Somethings Cooking! 

It's our new Welsh cookies by Brewer's Bakehouse, owned and operated by Heather Hundertmark!
 
The cookie mixes come in three delicious flavors;
Traditional, Pumpkin Spice, and Lemon Poppy Seed.  But these are not ordinary cookies.  These cookies are grilled, not baked.  
 
Don't miss out on these tasteful cookie mixes. They are easy to make and a treat for the entire family.

To learn more about Brewer's Bakehouse, visit them on Facebook.

Available In store only.

 
 
 
 We have a wonderful assortment of
 Beeswax Candles!
 
This small home-run business makes 100% Pure Beeswax Candles. The candles are all made using pure essentials oils for scented candles and eco-friendly color for colored candles.  Each candle is hand poured and hand finished to insure a quality product.   


A Beeswax candle is:
  • Incredibly long burning
  • Hypo-allergenic
  • Naturally dripless
  • Naturally honey scented
  • Smoke & soot free
  • Renewable resource
Come by the Shop to look at our selection and consider the benefits of Beeswax candles.  
 
Available in store only.
 

Spring is just around the corner!   
      

Although winter decided to give Westminster one last blast of snow, spring is hiding around the corner and ready to bloom!  We are excited to welcome in the beauty of springtime and have a selection of gifts ready for this event.  Come by and see our Springtime Holiday gifts and shake off the winter chill!  Welcome Spring! 





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Available in store and online.

Come and share your thoughts with us on Facebook  or take a look at our boards on Pinterest!
  
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FEATURED
ARTIST
Carolyn Seabolt
 

 Carolyn Seabolt is a woman of many talents.  Her creative skills include making handmade paper, ceramics, silk paintings, batik, and 1800's style tinsel paintings. Much of her art is inspired by felines and the beautiful nature which surrounds her studio.
 
 
Her tinsel paintings are stunning and bright, using a beautiful array of bold colors, furry felines, and delicate flowers. 
 
Carolyn's painted scarves are an accessory any woman would love to have in their collection.  
 
  Elegant and fashionable, these scarves will give a beautiful look to any outfit.  We also have beautiful jewelry to match!
 
 
 Come by to see our stunning selection of Carolyn Seabolt's tinsel paintings and scarves!
 
To learn more about Carolyn Seabolt and her art, visit the 
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Online Shopping!

We wanted to make your shopping experience as convienent as possible, so we opened a store online! Visit us online to see our vast selection of books and gifts.  We are adding more items each week.


Online for March 2013 
We are celebrating
 Women's History Month
We have picked a selection of books which celebrate the achievements of women in history.  We also have new books available in our children's section.
 
Stop by our online shop today!
 


Shop for these titles 

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How America Discovered the 
 Easter Bunny

The Easter Bunny is a rabbit or hare who carries a basket of colored eggs which he hides the night before Easter so children can huntfor them in the morning.  This furry bunny has become a holiday icon and is loved by children of all ages.   Bunnies with pastel colored baskets and candy line the shelves of stores each spring.  But how did we adopt the idea of an egg-laying bunny?
 
The very first mention of an Easter Bunny dates back to a book written in 1682 by Georg Franck von Frankenau.  The rabbit and the egg were also the symbols of fertility for ancient pagans and a popular motif in medieval churches.  
 
 
 
But America didn't adopt the idea of an Easter Bunny until the 18th century when the Pennsylvania Dutch immigrants brought to this country, the story of the  "Osterhase," which is an Easter Hare.  Children would make baskets out of their Easter hats and bonnets and leave them for the Osterhase to fill.  The Osterhase would come 
the night before Easter and leave beautiful decorated eggs in the children's hats and bonnets.   
 
 
Today, the Easter Bunny is still hard at work trying to deliver baskets to children all over the world.  And because of our German ancestors, we are able to carry on this tradition in the USA.  Remember to thank your German ancestors this holiday while enjoying decorated eggs, marshmallow chicks, Easter baskets, and most importantly, the chocolate Easter Bunny.  
 
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FW: 10x10 Anniversary Show call for artists

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January 23, 2013

 

Dear Artists,

 

Please check out the call for artists for 10x10 An Anniversary Exhibit

This exhibit will commemorate our 10th anniversary here at the Arts Center. The exhibit is open to artists 18 and older.  There is no entry fee and no jury process.  One entry per artist, please. 

 

Please read the specifications very carefully. The entire work including frame must be 10"x10".  

 

Click here for Call for Artists 10x10 Anniversary Show 

 

Regards,  

Susan P. Williamson 
Visual Arts Coordinator 

 

 

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Saturday, March 09, 2013

How much sleep have I lost worrying about daylight saving time? Eagle Archive by Kevin Dayhoff

How much sleep have I lost worrying about daylight saving time?

Eagle Archive

By Kevin E. Dayhoff November 10, 2012


A full week later, I'm still savoring the extra hour of sleep I got last Sunday morning at 2 a.m. when daylight saving time officially ended for 2012.

Of course, I lost that hour in the days since, lying awake thinking about the history of daylight savings time. The March 7, 1947, edition of a local Westminster paper carried an article which gives us some insight into almost a century of controversy over daylight saving time.

Ben Franklin is credited with advocating the value of "daylight saving," in 1784, in a satirical, anonymous letter to the editor of the Journal of Paris. In it, he proposed, among many humorous remedies to the overuse of candles, a tax on shutters, to be enforced by stepped-up police vigilance and the rationing of candles.

It was not until the Standard Time Act was enacted March 19, 1918, that daylight saving time was established in the United States. It was so controversial that it was promptly repealed in 1919.

According to the U.S. Naval Observatory, it was re-established nationally early in World War II, and was continuously observed from February 1942 to September 1945. After the war, its use was determined locally among states, counties and communities…



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Collaging away the afternoon at Off Track Art in historic downtown Westminster

Carolyn Seabolt of Off Track Art gets to work on her latest silk painting

Carolyn Seabolt of Off Track Art gives us sneak peak at her latest silk painting

Friday, March 08, 2013

Eagle Archive: Good riddance to short, dark, gray, cold and dreary month of February http://tinyurl.com/ackwtma






T.S. Eliot wrote in the poem, "The Waste Land," published in November of 1922, that "April is the cruelest month."

I could not disagree more.

The month of February is a horrible joke foisted upon us. This, in spite of the fact that Feb. 24, St. Matthias Day, is, by tradition, understood to be the luckiest day of the year.

According to research by the Historical Society of Carroll County, "The Jan. 27, 1922, issue of the Union Bridge Pilot newspaper mentioned St. Matthias Day, saying: 'Another bit of old weather lore comes February 24, St. Matthias day. According to the old saying: 'If he finds ice, he'll break it. If he finds none, he'll make it.'" …

Saint Matthias is a pretty mysterious character in the Bible. He is only mentioned twice — in Acts 1:21-22 and Acts 1: 26. In those passages, it is noted that following the Ascension of Christ, 120 disciples were assembled by Peter to choose a replacement for Judas. Two were nominated for consideration, Joseph Barsabbas, also known as Justus, and Matthias.

The choice between the two was determined by the luck of the draw. Acts 1: 26 says, "And they gave forth their lots; and the lot fell upon Matthias."

His name is never mentioned again in the New Testament, even though he was named the twelfth disciple.

Anyway, when it comes to weather in the month of February, we are not as lucky as Matthias… http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/community/ph-ce-eagle-archive-0303-20130305,0,4412485.story







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Thursday, February 28, 2013

Guest Artist Donna Yarish to appear at Off Track Art February 26 through April 29, 2013

 Guest Artist Donna Yarish to appear at Off Track Art February 26 through April 29, 2013

Opening Reception: Friday, March 1, 2012, 5:30 to 7:30 pm

OFF TRACK ART Artist’s Cooperative

“Off Track Art” - www.offtrackart.com  - is an artists’ co-op and gallery located in the historic Liberty Building at 11 Liberty Street – at the parking lot side entrance, next to the railroad tracks, off of the Sentinel parking lot at the corner of West Main St and MD 27-Liberty St - in historic downtown Westminster, Carroll County Maryland. Open: Wed-Fri. Noon to 6 PM , Sat. 10 AM - 5 PM. http://offtrackart.blogspot.com/ www.offtrackart.com  – or www.offtrackart.org  or www.offtrackart.net

Guest Artist – Donna Yarish


Stacey Coverstone – Western Romance Author
Book signing at the Off Track Art opening for Donna Yarish on Friday, March 1, 2012, 5:30 to 7:30 pm

Lydia Bandy – musician/composer of Piano Pearls – playing the keyboard at the Off Track Art opening for Donna Yarish on Friday, March 1, 2012, 5:30 to 7:30 pm

Reception Date: Friday, March 1, 2012, 5:30 to 7:30 pm

Art Exhibit Dates: February 26 – April 29, 2013

Off Track Art Hours: Wed – Fri noon to 5 pm and Sat 10 am to 5 pm
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Donna J. Yarish
Westminster, MD 21157
donna@donnasworldofcolor.com
Website:  www:donnasworldofcolor.com

Artist Biography

After working in the corporate world for many years Donna took an early retirement.  In January 2007, she took her first art class at Carroll Community College.  She continued with private watercolor classes with Felisa Flecker, workshops and classes with Tara Grim, Carolyn Seabolt, Sarah Abel DeLuca, and Skip Lawrence.  Presently Donna enjoys abstract painting, using acrylics, collage and mixed media with Ed Ramsburg, who continually encourages her to grow as an artist.

She has exhibited at Carroll County Community College – The Great Hall, Carroll Life Gallery, Circuit Court Building, Carroll County Arts Council, Frederick Arts Council (FAC), Delaplaine Visual Arts Education Center (DVAEC), The Artists Gallery, FMH Crestwood Gallery, and Frederick County Art Association.  Within this past year, two of the art pieces have been shown at the Annapolis Statehouse Building.  Presently, original pieces and giclees are in private collections and consigned in a local shop.

When Donna was in the second grade art class, she remembered feeling the excitement when painting her first abstract.  Now she is focusing on acrylic, collage and mixed media abstracts - the larger the canvas, the better.  She enjoys expressing creativity through painting and going to new levels using the imagination with whatever materials are available.  The whole process from beginning to end is exhilarating! I love sharing my world of color with others.

Juried Shows

Salon Frederique at The Artists’ Gallery, Frederick, MD, 2010
5th Annual Frederick in Annapolis Show, State Capitol Building, Annapolis, MD, 2011
6th Annual Frederick in Annapolis Show, State Capitol Building, Annapolis, MD, 2012
Art at the Mill (Burwell-Morgan Mill), Millwood, VA 2011
Frederick Memorial Hospital – Crestwood Center Gallery, Frederick, MD, 2011, 2012
Towson Art Collective Gallery, Towson, MD 2012
Art Square, 11th Annual Something Hot Regional Show, Leesburg, VA 2012

Group Shows

Carroll County Artists’ Guild Members’ Exhibit, Carroll Community College Great Hall, Westminster, MD, 2009, 2012
DVAEC Members’ Show, Frederick, MD, 2010, 2011, 2012
Frederick County Art Association Members’ Exhibit, Frederick, MD, 2010, 2011, 2012
Frederick County Art Association @ The Griffin Center, Frederick, MD 2012
International Miniature Art Show, Seaside Gallery, Nags Head, NC, 2010
Grace Lutheran Church Holiday Members’ Exhibit, Westminster, MD 2010
Grace Lutheran Church Gallery 2011, 2012
Artomatic @ Frederick, MD 2011
Carroll County Artists Guild Exhibits @ Circuit Courthouse, Westminster, MD 2011, 2012
Carroll County Artists Guild Exhibits @ Carroll Life Gallery, Westminster, MD 2011, 2012
Carroll County Artists Guild Exhibits @ Carroll Senior Center,  Westminster, MD 2011, 2012
10th Annual Carroll County Arts Council Member Show, Westminster, MD 2012
Hampstead Art House, Sassafras Gallery – “Hues of Spring,” Hampstead, MD 2012

Small Group and Solo Shows

Abstract X 4, a four-person show at the Blanche Ames Gallery, Frederick, MD, 2011
Birdies CafĂ© Exhibit – Solo Show, Westminster, MD 2012
Six Pack Abs:  Flexing Abstraction, a six-person show at the Carroll County Arts Council, Westminster, MD, 2012
Two-person show at Carroll County Community College, Miller Center, Westminster, MD 2012

Awards

9th Annual Carroll County Arts Council Member Show: Artistic Excellence Ribbon, Westminster, MD 2011

Donations

Grace Lutheran Church, Westminster, MD 2011

Other

Curator for Grace Lutheran Church Gallery, Westminster, MD 2011, 2012

Rev Nov 2012

For more information about the show contact Donna at:

Donna@donnasworldofcolor.com
www.donnasworldofcolor.com

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