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Wood Carver Displays Instruments In C.M.

By Libby Demp For eight hours last weekend, passersby, children and friends of John Klein, a Fleasantville wood carver, stopped by the Bookworm shop in Cape May to . see his collection of beautifully » carved instruments. Displayed 1 were a Renaissance Lute, Irish Harp, Hurdy-Gurdy, Debro, Mandelin, Hammer Dulcimer and Appalachian Dulcimers. Klein, 27, would occasionally strum one of the instruments, last Saturday and Sunday, but he was more interested in encouraging others to pick up the instruments, strum them and hear sounds of

long ago.

The instruments were made in his basement and on his kitchen table, each individually crafted. Some were inlaid with highly

Artisan John Klein playing a lute he crafted.

polished aba lone and oyster shells, others were fitted with

pastel strips of wood, intricately Fitted into various designs. One of the dulcimers had unicorn carved on it. Another the

head of a god.

Asked whether he was first a wood carver or a musician, he said his love of working with wood got him into instrument making. When he heard a friend play a dulcimer, he ordered a kit and built his own. He said the carving absorbs him totally. He spends hours working on his designs. “It’s more fun than watching TV,” he commented, laughing softly. He likes to work with walnut which is easiest to work with and readily available. When asked if he has played his , instruments professionally, he TtiU hand'-carvrd Unteom’i Head is typical of Uw art Bracing Klein's n0< bc !' MKl ^ l<x;al

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"SOMETHING GOOD" IS THE MUSICAL Croop that will be the featored entertainment at the CapeAtlantic Christian Women’s dob and Soothern Shore Christian Business and Professional Women's Connell meeting set for March 17 at Smhhvillr. Members of "Something Good" are. from left: Kay Albanese (vocal). Kathy Thnlen (vocal). Cheryl Dogan (piano). Wayne Ross (bass). Rich Barrett (drums). Barry JUison (vocal) and David Jones (guitar) Guest Night To Feature “Something Good”

The Cape-Atlantic Christian Women’s Club and the Southern Shore Christian Business and Professional Women’s Council invite you, your spouse and guests to attend their annual Guest Night Dinner, to be held at Quail Hill, Smithville on Saturday March 17,1979 at 6:30 P.M. “Swing into Spring” the theme for the evening will feature “Something Good’’, a contemporary musical group. They are from Manahawkin, N.J. and have apoeared before local groups and on T.V. Dr. Kenneth A. Markley. a

psychologist of Camp Hill, Pa. will be the guest speaker. He is assistant to the president of the Narrimore Christian Foundation. Dr. Markley attended Dickinson College, Syracuse University and New York University where he earned Bachelor and Master degrees in psychology and a Doctor’s degree in Humanities. He has been awarded many honors and is listed in “Who’s Who in America’’ and Men of Achievement” 1977 edition. He waa a military psychologist and a faculty member of Dickhwon

College, psychology dept. Dr. Markley is a well known humorous public speaker and author. Christian Business and Professional Women’s Council and Christian Women’s Club are non-denominationa] and sponsor clubs and councils around the world. There are no dues or membership. All men and women are invited to attend this gala event. Tickets and reservations are neceasary in advance and may be made by calling Dot Bkkerstoff m-ltaorFegMo*