Herald A Untem 3 June 81

New Art School To Premiere

More than 300 art connoisagurs were on hand at th^wetlands Institute May 23 to officially mark the opening of the Stone Harbor School of Art. Among those attending the gala event were several of the professional artists who will teach classes at the school when it begins its first season in July. Instructors present were New York photographer Doug Long, abstract watercolorist Todd Stone and children’s art teacher Janet Strauss. UNDER THE direction of local Sandpiper Art

Galerie director Connie Sands and New York corporate art consultant Jo Colino, the new professional art school comes to the Jersey Cape geared toward expanding the cultural and creative environment of the South Jersey area. Conducted under the guidance of skilled professionals in an exceptionally artistic setting, both children and adults will have the unique opportunity to share fully in the work and lifestyles of accomplished artists, according to the directors.

CLASES WILL be at the old Stohe Harbor Coast Guard Station, and each five-day session will last from 9:30 a m. to 3:30 p.m. An orientation program will be held on the Sunday evening preceeding each

new course.

The first session, which begins July 19. %ill deal with watercolor. This course will be taught by Christopher Schink of Palos Altos, Calif. Doug Long follows on August 2 with his presentation on

photography.

FOR THOSE interested in learning the art of

Planning Board Gains And Loses

LOWER TWP. - Stewart Millard of Bayshore Rd., Villas, has been appointed by Thomas Clydesdale as an alternate member to the Planning

Board. Mr. Millard fills the seat of former alternate Charles Pecorella, who recently became a regular board member following the

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COURT HOUSE - John MacLeod. Senior County Agent, says a new edition of a quide for consumers who want to harvest their own produce on the farm is Tuna Club Seeks License CAPE MAY - The Cape May Marlin & Tuna Club has applied to City Council for a new club license for its premises located in the former\ervice station property atNthe entrance to town across from the Schellenger Landing bridge. Members of the club include president Henry Peddle of Avalon, vice president F. Kenneth Shockley of Stratford, treasurer Karl Evans of Pittsburgh, secretary John Fleming of Cape May, assistant secretary W. Britton Palmer Jr. of Lawrenceville, and board of directors member W. Scott Smith of Newton Square. Pa.

available from Rutgers University. The 1981 version of "Where to Find Pick-Your-Own Fruits and Vegetables in New Jersey," a popular publication distributed by the State University’s Cook College, is currently in stock at the Cape May County Cooperative Extension Service office. THE SIX-PAGE guide provides the names, addresses and telephone numbers of 133 farms in 16 counties of New Jersey and list9 the fruits and vegetables available at each location. A chart of harvest dates for more than 30 commodities is also included as well' as advice on how to arrange a visit. Copies may .be obtained free of charge by sending a stamped, self-addressed business envelope to the Cape May County Extension Service, which is Fisted in the white pages of the telephone book under county government office headings, or by stopping in the County Extension Service office here.

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April resignation of Ann Goldsmith. Appointed May 6, the newcomer's term runs thru the end of 1983. ONE ADDITIONAL seat is still vacant on the board resulting from the May 21st resignation of board member Robert Lund. Mr. Lund told his fellow board members in a letter that he found it necessary to resign because of business oblications in Philadelphia. He joined the board as alternate 4n January 1980 and becajhe a regular member one year later. The local board's makeup consists of nine regular and two alternate members. Members are appointed by the mayor for three year terms.

sculpture, John Giannotti of Rutgers University will offer his expertise in this field during the third session which begins August 9. The final class, beginning August 23. will emphasize Todd Stone's field of expertise. advanced watercolor

technique.

Children's classes will be from 9 a m to 2 p.m. during the weeks of July 19 and August 2. These classes, taught by Janet Strauss, will explore a variety of materials and techniques and will encourage the child to explore and develop according to his own needs and interests within given lessons. CAFRA Hearing On MIA Work SEA ISLE CITY - The state will conduct a permit hearing on the regional sewage system proposed for the Seven Mile Beach/Middle Region, 11 a m. June 18 in the Public Safety Building (second

floor) here.

As .proposed by the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority, the regional system will provide sanitary sewerage to residents of this city, Avalon, Stone Harbor, and Middle Township. The Coastal Area Facility Review Act hearing will be conducted by the state ( Div. of Coastal Resources.

MEMBERS OF THE Sea Isle City Garden Club recently rrmduclrd . plan, .aI, .1 ,|, e R .„, ( ommu „| tv (> „„ r Proceeds went to benefit the Club's manv beautification projects in the resort city.

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