Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Art & Flower Show Directors Report Results


Alice and Curtis Heslop (left-right), Onion Days Flower, Art, and Photography Show Co-directors, were excited when they spoke with The Payson Chronicle about the results of this year’s shows, held at the Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center in Payson.  They were grateful, too, for the continued support from others like them whose efforts have etched these exhibitions into the proud tradition they are today among family and friends in the community.

2014 FLOWER SHOW WINNERS
104 Total Flower Entries
16 Youth Flower Entries
Queen of the ShowLarge Flower Arrangement – by Helen Kester

Theme Arrangement
1st place – Helen Kester
2nd place – Cynthia Dixon
3rd place – Marian Wilson

Golden Onion Arrangement
1st place – Helen Kester

Roses – Single Specimen Honorable Mention:
1st place – Dixie Rouse
2nd place – Annalyn Greer
3rd place – Shae Walker
Honorable Mention: Kristine Palmer

Roses – 3 of a Kind
1st place – Peteetneet
2nd place – Amber Woodland
3rd place – Rockie Henderson
Honorable Mention: Sue Ellen Henderson
Honorable Mention: Dixie Rouse

Rose Display
1st place – Helen Kester

Marigold – Specimen
1st place – Peteetneet
2nd place – Carol Norman
3rd place – Colleen Wilson

Marigold – 3 of a Kind
1st place – Jessica Root
2nd place – May Wilson
3rd place – Helen Kester
Honorable Mention: Colleen Wilson

Marigold Display
1st place – Cat Vasquez
2nd place – April Jones
3rd place – May Wilson
Honorable Mention: Phyllis Peterson

Dahlia – Specimen
1st place – LaMar Wilson
2nd place – Mark Spencer
3rd place – Helen Kester
Honorable Mention: May Wilson
Honorable Mention: Carol Norman

Dahlia – 3 of a Kind
1st place – May Wilson
2nd place – Mark Spencer
3rd place – Helen Kester

Dahlia – Display
1st place – Mark Spencer

Zinnia – Specimen
1st place – Helen Kester
2nd place – Lori Muir

Zinnia – 3 of a Kind
1st place – Jay Peterson
2nd place – Helen Kester
3rd place – Lori Muir

Zinnia – Display
1st place – Helen Kester
2nd place – Lori Muir
3rd place – Don Dixon

Aster – Specimen
1st place – Helen Kester
2nd place – Lori Muir

Aster – 3 of a Kind
1st place – Helen Kester

Aster – Display
1st place – Helen Kester

Miniature Arrangement
1st place – Lois Rae Pulver
2nd place – Dixie Rouse
3rd place – Helen Kester

Small Arrangement-Live Flowers
1st place – Lacey Walker
2nd place – Helen Kester
3rd place – Amber Woodland
Honorable Mention: Lois Rae Pulver
Honorable Mention: Helen Kester
Honorable Mention: Dixie Rouse

Medium Arrangement-Live Flowers
1st place – Ray Wilson
2nd place – Colleen Wilson
3rd place – Dixie Rouse

Large Arrangement-Live Flowers
1st place – Helen Kester
2nd place – Cynthia Dixon
3rd place – Phyllis Peterson
Honorable Mention: Cat Vasquez
Honorable Mention: May Wilson

Small Arrangement-Artificial/Dried Flowers
1st place – Marian Wilson
2nd place – Marian Wilson
3rd place – Dixie Rouse

Large Arrangement-Artificial/Dried Flowers
1st place – Marian Wilson
2nd place – Colleen Wilson
Honorable Mention: Marian Wilson
Honorable Mention: Marian Wilson

Junior Small Flower Arrangement
1st place – Addie O’Bryant
2nd place – Sophia Lester
Honorable Mention: Jacey Muir
Honorable Mention: Kira Muir

Junior Fruits and Vegetables
1st place – Jakenzie Jones
2nd place – Charley Jones
3rd place – Breanne Downey
Honorable Mention: Aurie
Honorable Mention: Jullian O’Braynt
Honorable Mention: Ivan O’Bryant
Honorable Mention: Makaylie Jones
Honorable Mention: Xander Smith

Biggest Onion (K – 6th Grade)
1st place – Ashley Spencer
2nd place – Aubrie Spencer
3rd place – Lily Spencer

Biggest Onion (7th – 9th Grade)
1st place – Tagen Spencer

Biggest Onion (Adult)
1st place – Coinny Taylor – “OVERALL BIGGEST ONION”
2nd place – Sherman Zeeman



ART SHOW WINNERS
119 Total Art Entries
46 Total Youth Art Entries
Best of Show (Photography): Cody Hoagland, “Out of the Mist”
Best of Show (Professional): Douglas Aagard, “Winrow”
Best of Show (Amateur): Ross Huff, “Cuttin’ it Close”

3-Dimensional (Elementary Art)
1st place – Abbegail Dillingham, “Doodads”
2nd place – Kyle Dillingham, Diamond Iper Blue”

Drawings (Elementary Art)
1st place – MaKaylie Jones, “Zumina”
2nd place – JaKenzie Jones, “Tucan”
3rd place – JaKenzie Jones, “Roses”

Paintings (Elementary Art)
1st place – Catay Bean, “Circles”
2nd place – Ender Numan, “Iron Man”
3rd place – Jacey Muir, “Nature Leaves”

3-Dimensional (Junior Art)
1st place – Madison Heaton, “Peace Out”

Drawings (Junior Art)
1st place – Jessica Taylor, “Collage”
2nd place – Ellie Sorensen, “Boots”
3rd place – Jessica Taylor, “Robin Williams
3rd place – Lindsey Welton, “Girl with Camo Headband”

Paintings (Junior Art)
1st place – Jessica Taylor, “The Sacred Grove”
2nd place – Ellie Sorensen, “Carolyn”
3rd place – Jarrett Jones, “Dragon”

3-Dimensional (Senior Art)
1st place – Perla Barreda, “Undefined Faces”

Drawings (Senior Art)
1st place – Kennedy Aagard, “Serious”
2nd place – Mason Cloud
3rd place – Clayton Peterson, “TMNT”
Honorable Mention: Amelia Wolf, “Teenage Drama”

Paintings (Senior Art)
1st place – Perla Barreda, “In the Eyes of a Mother”
2nd place – Perla Barreda, “Celestial Cruises”
3rd place – Hannah Wheelwright, “Color Toxic”

3-Dimensional (Adult Amateur)
BEST OF SHOW – Ross Huff, “Cuttin’ it Close”
1st place – Eugene Pulver, “Handmade Necklace”
2nd place – Catrina Jones, “Squid”
3rd place – Duke Jacobs, “Chainmail Coif”
Honorable Mention: Stan Lance, “Dream Catcher”

Drawings (Adult Amateur)
1st place – Stan Lance, “Tiger
2nd place – Kristy Woodhouse, “Elk Home”
3rd place – Stan Lance, “Elephants”
Honorable Mention: Megan Keele, “At the Circus”

Paintings (Adult Amateur)
1st place – Tracy Eliason, “Lompoc”
2nd place – Kristy Woodhouse, “Big Red”
2nd place – Amberlie Whitesell
3rd place – Elenor Haskell, “Olden Days”

Paintings (Adult Amateur) Portrait Catagory
1st place – Rose Nyman, “Ancestors”
2nd place – Rose Nyman, “George Hone”
3rd place – Carol Downey, “Blake”

Paintings (Adult Amateur) Watercolor Category
1st place – Carmela Cueva, “El Patio Escondito”
2nd place – Maureen Thulin, “Slate Canyon”
3rd place – Carmela Cueva, “La Puerta de Sol”
“Encaustic Wax”

Drawings (Professional)
1st place – Jake Jones, “Right Hand Man”
2nd place – Jake Jones, “Billy”

Paintings (Professional)
BEST OF SHOW, Douglas Aagard, “Shadow over Winrow”
1st place – Ryan Jones, “Ayita”
2nd place – Barbara Ward
3rd place – Brian Winget, “Father Christmas”
Honorable Mention: Brian Winget, “Mona Lisa”

Photography (Junior Youth)
1st place – Tyler Peterson, “Fruitloop Necklace”
Honorable Mention: Kyle Lott, “Line of Duty”

Photography (Senior Youth)
1st place – Emilie Mott
2nd place – Emilie Mott, “Look to the Sky”
3rd place – Kyle Lott, “Weed or Beautiful”
Honorable Mention: Mathew Palmer, “Leather Leaf”

Photography (Amateur) Portrait Category
1st place – Kramer Schramm, “Classy Punk”

Photography (Amateur)
1st place – David Hancock, “Memorial Day”
2nd place – Cody Hoagland, “Fighting”
3rd place – Emilie Mott, “A Jarring Experience”
Honorable Mention: Brad Adams, “Tree Skeleton”

1st place – Jennifer Carter, “Krishna Temple Sunset”
3rd place – John Langdon, “Storm Clouds”
Honorable Mention: Stephanie Mott, “Koolina Beach”

1st place – David Hancock, “Heber Valley”
2nd place – Kim A.
3rd place – Daralyn Smith, “Wasatch”
Honorable Mention: John Langdon,
Honorable Mention: Valerie Mott, “2 Zebras”

1st place – Jennifer Carter, “Light Bulb”
2nd place – Sydne Gladding, “Rusty Leaf”
3rd place – Gloria Pasko, “Mesa Falls”
Honorable Mention: Sydne Gladding, “Rusty Car”

1st place – Ryan Carter, “Horse and Girl”
2nd place – Kim Ashby, “Fading Frontier”

Photography (Professional)
1st place – Jon Mott, “Camden Lock”
2nd place – D. Ray Palmer, “Old Snag”
2nd place – Wade Haskell, “Payson Utah Temple”
3rd place – Alisha Peterson, “Festival of Colors”

Photography (Adult Amateur)
Best of Show (Overall): Cody Hoagland, “Out of the Mist”


September 2014


I want to extend a thank you to all the strong followers of the Payson Onion Days Flower and Art Show. Because of you—those that enter, judge, attend, donate, and support the show, enjoy great success.

The committee wants to express their thanks, for the donations of the beautiful prizes, to the following businesses and individuals: (A big list of supporters)!!!
James Box Family Karen’s Floral Payson Trophy & Awards
Ron & LaVern Crump Neeley Kay Lois Pulver
Dairy Queen Helen Kester Jose Solorzano
Joe & Sandy Dinkins Andra Lazenby Mark & Jana Spencer
Dora Edvalson Patty Long Stadium Cinemas
Ranae Ellsworth McDonald’s Taco Bell
Bernell & Marianne Evans Tony Mlinaric Vasquez Catering Lori
Hillman Family Morganson’s Quilt & Frame Helen Walker Family
Barbara Jex Olson’s Garden Shoppe Wells Fargo
Karen’s Calligraphy & Art Kathy O’Bryant La Mar & May Wilson
Elaine Openshaw Marian Wilson


Aaron Jones and Olson’s Garden Shoppe employees deserve a big thank you for judging the Art portion of the show and the Flower Show; respectively; and our three photography judges; and a special thank you to Kristen Grimshaw; and Chase Radmall and Kambria Helvey who performed on the piano and cello during the Sunday and Monday afternoon portions of the show.

A big thank-you for all those city employees and Peteetneet volunteer workers who helped out during the weekend and specifically; Janean Dean, Cheryl Hobbs, Candice Hope and Matt, and my best friend, Paula Stevens. A bigger thank-you for Ryan and April Jones, and Dodd and Annalyn Greer who helped do the Art and Photography sections of the show; and to my dear husband and best friend, Curtis Heslop. Without everyone’s help, the Art and Flower Show just couldn’t happen!

Hope you join us next year for the 60th Anniversary!

Alice J. Heslop

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