WedtiMday, June 4.1980

10th Fair Has First Art Exhibit

The Herald and Hie Lantern

CAPE MAY - Th^e were over.25 winners in the first Elementary School Art Exhibit complementing the 10th annual Victorian Fair, sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Center for ihe Arts .May 24 in

convention hall.

Best in Show trophy and art class scholarship (from the Cape May County Art League) went to John Andrus III of Cold Spring, a fifth grader at Consolidated School, for, his 'Old Cape May" pencil sketch depicting an oldfashioned car and gas

lamp.

BOBBY IIALPIN of Villas was judged the Best Sixth Grade Artist; Scott Taylor of North Cape May received best fifth grader award; Ed Rynyon of Villas best in fourth, Mary Jo Quinn of North Cape May best in third, PTilflip g lurch, best in second, athew Nelson of North Cape May best in first and Michelle Ferrara of Erma best in kindergarten. All are students of the Lower Township School system in either Consolidated or Mafld Abrams School. Best in each grade winners received a Blue Ribbon and Certificate of Achievement from MAC, and a Letter of Congratulations from the Art League. IN ADDITION, their winning entries are on exhibit at the League's (Carriage House Gallery on the Physick Estate this

week.

Besides the sketches, drawings and paintings, there were two life-size paper sculptures by students of the Cape May Elementary School on exhibit; Big Bird by second graders; and Shakespeare by the gifted class of

Cincer Unit Needs Sheets Fdr Dressings

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RIO GRANDE - Cancer patients need many pads and dressings which the Cape May County tJnit of the American Cancer

Society, tries to keep in supply to give to atea patients. The women at Ocean City Wesley Manor spend endless hours

BEST IN SHOW sketch beats the award-winning ribbon for young Cold Spring artht John Andrus at the 10th annual Victorian Fair. fourth, fifth and sixth

graders.

OTHER WINNERS included; S«CONU H.ACF. <rcd rtbbom) - *h grade Jimmy Drmmlagwty of W Cope May. Mh grade K*9«v Beefcer of VIIUs. 4(h grade Caroline Oragrr of N. Cape May. 3rd grade Oren I'uahn of CoM Spring, 2nd grade Tammy Manna of N. Cape May. and M grade K f '

('ape Ma\

TMIKI* H..U E (white ribtmna) - «h grade MaH Sheppard Jr. of N. Cape May 5th grade Itrian Morrell

,of W Cape May. «th grade Mtuy

Krlth of Villa*. 3rd grade Jenalfrr Jordan of N. Cape May. 1st grade Tnrtd DeSalnkk of Cape May. HiUHTII PLACE (white ribbons) - Slh grade PraneK Dane of VIIUs. Slh grade dreg Usby of Cape May. «h grade Erik Calhaan of Cape May. 3rd grade Kim Osimmdsen of Villa*. 2nd grade Kellv Brown of Pape May, Isl grade Nelson Rogue

of Erma ,

making these pads. Anyone who hns old unstained white or light pastel sheets to donate may lake them to the Cape May County ACS Unit at IS DelseaDr.

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