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League Art Exhibition CAPE MAY — County residents and visitors are invited to attend the reception 7:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, at the County Art League, 1050 Washington St., honoring two I/eague members, Sandra Giangiulio and Mary Hennessy, whose exhibition of work will open that evening. The work of the two artists will be in the

gallery throughout August.

SANDRA GIANGIULIO *of Chester County, Pa., a former actress and singer, is a graduate of the College of Saint Teresa. Winona, Min., and did postgraduate work at Boston University

and the University of Miami.

Mrs. Giangiulio's medium is watercolor and at the League exhibit she will show originals as well as some of her limited edition prints. Subjects include Pennsylvania and New England landscapes and Cape May scenes. Mrs. Giangiulio will conduct a two-day watercolor workshop at

the League Aug. 17 and 18.

MARY HANSON HENNESSY of Gettysburg, Pa., is a native Philadelphian and her family are long-time Cape May summer residents. She studies for two years at the Philadelphia College of Art, majoring in illustration, and for four years at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, with advanced portrait study under

the late Franklin Watkins.

Her final year at the Academy was in

Circus Coming To Two Sites

The big top is returning to the Cape as the Hoxie Bros. Circus presents performances,, in Villas Monday, Aug*9, and Sea Isle City Tuesday, Aug. 10. The circus, complete with clowns, animals, and death-defying acts, will start setting 1 up at Breakwater Rd. opposite Breakwater Plaza, Villas, 7 a.m. Monday. PERFORMANCES, sp^ onsored by the Baytown

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Kiwanis Club, will be given 6 and 8:15 p.m. Monday. Reduced price tickets can be purchased from Kiwanis members. In Sea Isle City the circus will be at the Sea Isle Marina parking area, on Kennedy Blvd. Arrival time is the same, and performances are at 6 and 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. Sponsor is the Sea Isle City Rotary Club, which has tickets for sale.

Scholarship Show Aug. 7

Sandra Giangiulio conjunction with her award of the William Emlen Cresson Traveling Scholarship, the highest honor available to a student at this oldest of the fine arts institutions in the

United States.

MARRIED TO Colonel Thomas B. Hennessy, USAF (Retired), Mrs. Hennessy spent many years abroad when her husband's assignments, as well as her Cresson Scholarship, took her to 23 foreign countries, as well as many sections of the

United States.

For further information call the League

Art Show Winners Returning

Kessler STONE HARBOR - The 20th annual art show sponsored by the borough and directed by Mrs. Norma Betz will be held under a tent-at the athletic field, 80th and Second Ave. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7. One of the former winners is William C. Ressler, A.W.S., who won first place in the 1972, 1973, 1976, 1979 and 1980 shows in the

Watercolor classification.He also took second place in the show in 1978. A 1951 GRADUATE of the Philadelphia College of Art, he has exhbited his watercolors in the Academy of Fine Arts, and at the annual exhibition of the Art Alliance. Nationally his works have been exhibited through the American Watercolor Society’s Annuals in the National Academy Galleries in New York. Two prominent painters and sculptors have been named judges for the event. Karl Foster and Earl Blust will judge the

record breaking number of entries.

W. WILDWOOD. - The Fifth Annual Jackie Lee Memorial Scholarship Show will be held 2-8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, at the Fun Spot, W. Glenwood Ave. The program features Peach Festival CAPE MAY - The Women’s Community Club will hold a peach festival and mini-fair at the Welcome Center, Lafayette and Banks Sts., 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 10, featuring peach short cake, peach sundaes, and ice cream cones. •

top musicians and entertainers in South Jersey. Proceeds will benefit four deserving students from Wildwood, Wildwood Catholic. Middle'Township and Lower Cape May Regional High Schools.

Concert Series CAPE MAY - The Firs! Presbyterian Church continues its summer concert series during August with the following guest artists. Aug. 10. Stephen Williams, organist; Aug. 17, Sweet n' I/)'s, vocal group; Aug. 24. Clark Family, vocal and instrumental group;^ug 31, Ruth Kane and George Johnson, pianist and soloist. Performances will be held at the churcji, comer of Decatur and Hughes Sts., 4-4:30 p.m. Tuesdays.

Fish Story

MIDDLE TWP. C>pe May County is one of the jeadijig fisheries pdrts in The country. As part.of the Wetlahds Institute Fish Fanciers Festival) Stew Tweed of the New Jersey Marine Advisory Service will recount the history of

county filling at I pm Saturday. j\ug 7 Following the presentation there {will be a guided tour of the dockside at Lund's Seafood Market. Ocean Drive in Cape May Call 368-ltlJ for reservations.

Spotlight On Turtles

MIDDLE TWP - Anyone who has heeded turtle crossing signs on the causeways, had their offspring bring home a turtle and swear to take care of it, or seen the giant turtles of the Galapagos Islands on TV will be interested in seeing The Heartbreak Turtle. It will be shown at intervals 10 a m.-3 p.m., Saturday. Aug. 7, at the Wetlands Institute during the 10th anniversary Fish Fanciers Festival. The movie tells of the plight of the Kemp's ridley species

Victorian Fair

in Texas. Dr. Peter C. H. Pritchard, vi^e president of science and research for the Florida Audubon Society, an internationally known authority on turtles and tortoises, is interviewed on the film. At 8:15 p.m. Saturday Dr. Pritchard will speak at the Institute on turtles of the sea, their biology and conservation.

CAPE MAY - Fancy funnel cakes, a 19th century hoop rolling contest, and sales of handcrafted goods and Victorian memorabilia will be highlights of the annual Annual City Flea Mart NORTH WILDWOOD - The Eighth Annual City Flea Market will be held Sunday, Aug. 8, along John F. Kennedy Dr. Rain date is Sunday, Aug. 15. The event, originally a Bicentennial celebration, now benefits local projects. This year the Hereford Lighthouse Restoration Committee will be the recipient. Applications or information may be obtained by calling 522-9000 or 5228314

Victofian Fair 10 a m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, on the Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St Handcrafted articles and homemade sandwiches will be sold from lawn booths and 19th Century games will be played A clown with balloons will roam the grounds and a makeup and dunking booth will be available to all. Raindate will be Sunday, Aug 8 IN THE AFTERNOON, the play Oyster Crackers. Undershirts and Mauve Lemonade will be produced by Peter Vernon on the new outdoor stage. The event is produced annually by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) to help raise funds for maintenance and restoration of the Physick Estate, and to underwrite MAC projects such as the performing arts program. For further information, call 884-5404

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