li — Promenade Art Show Winners

Heraf3& Lantern 19 August 81

CAPE MAY — The 17th Annual I’romenade Art Show' held ^ recently featured oyer 100 artists from eight suYrounding states duryig the three-day show The show, sponsored by the Civic Affairs I)ept ; awarded over $1.000 in cash prises according to Robert J Smelt ter. department director. General chairman for the s|aw. was Mrs Mary Joyce " * ARTISTS COMPETED for cash awards in two diyi sions, professional and amateur, with those

categories being divided into landscape, marine, por trait. Mill Iffe. floral, graphics and photography Award winners . in the professional category were: Oil 1st. Pin • nittmsr. V (apr tAaf, tnd. Pstrk-is 1,1ft). Msrlton. .Vd. Linda (tiffin. Palls Church, v* ' Marlnf 1st. |jin>Palnf, Villas. 2nd. Hobrrt Nictifrson. Ocean City. 3rd. Irene Lnuef, Cape May Parlrair 1st.. I.ucejlt Rssd. (Jarden ( ity. md. Andrew Turner. Chester, Pa . 3rd. Anne Mesa. Wood hrid||e. Pa still Hie: lit. Jacqueline Chesley. ParmintfdAle. Ind. Alva Holcombe. * Hrookhaven. Pa . 3rd. Kyelyn Vakonts. Hrookhaven Pa WfierraHir. I^Mhtape: Isl. Rillte

Samuelson. Allendale, md, MG Wlble. KuUtown. Pa 3rd. Al Win. Winchester. Vl Marine: 1st. Georse. Fish. Rim rut|je. 2nd, Jean Sedtak. Ft Uuder dale. Fla . 3rd, Bruce Bitter. Haddonheld Flaral: Ut. Mary Whyte. Hor sham. Pa . md. l»etobte Heark. ' Manhopoc. N Y . 3rd. Roae Manii. Maddonfield Still life: let, Barbara Cos. Berkely HMghta; 2nd, Dane Til*hman. Paoli, Pa . 3rd. Charlene Cawley, Huntington Graphirt: isl. Mnni Whitcomb. Silver Spring. Md . md. Nancy . Reinke. Alesandrla. Va.; 3rd. William Clark, t^vltlown Sculpture isl. Dennis Dengel, Great Neck. N Y . 2rtd. Joe Lalli. Stafford. Pa .’ 3rd, Mona Brooks, . New Hasten Photography: Isl. Tim Pogue. Hostnn.'Ma<s . 2nd. Jessie Swinson, Camden. 3rd. Terrence Roberts.

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UNLOCK ANCHOR'S *. TREASURE CHEST with deposits of $5,000.00 for 30 month certificates $10,000.00 for 6 month certificates

Remeir/ber, Captain Cor nelius Mey. the IXitch explorer, discovered Cape May. Want to take part? Write to the Tulip Commis-, sion c/o Chamber of Commerce, City of Cape May. ^They’ll get in touch ^jrfth^ HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bill Zerby of Cape Mpy Point...to Gloria Stott of Jefferson St., Cape May ..and belated happy, happy to Alexandra Chang of the Bubbling Well on the

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BON VOYAGE to Pat Patterson on her trip to Spain, and Vilma Jones on her tour of the South to visit relatives. • • • . \ TERRIBLY SAD. the loss of "Sparky^’ the dearest little Cockapoo dog belonging to Ber.nle Boisseau of the Nostaglia Shop. Sparky rated as a good friend of many years (you know, good friends are hard to find.) * • • • /• EVER HEAR OF a ^t. long cucumber, and 3tI\, tomatoes? Harry Lozour, president of the Cape May Chamber of Commerce for the past decade, knows the proper ingredients for such fantastic \ growth. Everything he plants in his garden is stdrted from seed. Of course. Marry docs talk a lot to all hisplants — and presto it all is magic, giant-size! Wife Emma knows all the secrets to proper ikatering, and together thfeir garden is ohe-of-a-kind...

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Arrmiof Booh Sate by the City Library. And this year’s sale is very special because it’s at the former Bell Telephone building, Ocean, and Mughes, the future horpe t/f the long overdue new city library •The sale, which bf«gan Monday, continues 10 to 4 daily except Saturday and Siinday thru August 28. Cape May Point. 1876 1981 is the title of the Cape May Geographic • Society-sponsored lecture by Bill Bailey. 8:30 p.m. August 20 in Victorian Towers auditorium. Then, on Saturday morning, the Society will sponsor a Nature Walk thru Cape May Point State Park; meet either at the park, or at 9:30 at the elementary school parking lot on Lafayette near Madison. /^The MAC Movie next ’ Tuesday night at Victorian Towers auditorium is that 1930s madcap comedy hit Easy Living. The laughing starts at 8:15 with Ray Milland, Ed Arnold and Jean Arthur.

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CITY FLAG Contest sponsored by the Mall Merchants Assoc, closed August 15. All contestants’ designs for the proposed City Flag are coded so that judges don’t know who the entrants are. Judging will be done by the Mayor and City Council with the win-

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