CAPE MAY COUNTY MAGAZINE 13 JULY 83

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-CAPE MAY COUNTY HERALD TOUR INCLUDES: Accommodation* lor 7 night* at the superior Condeta Del Mor. on the beach with each room Having o terrace refrigerator twin beds music air conditioning and wall to wall carpeting Round-trip jet transportation Irom Philadelphia Overseas Terminal on Mexicono Airlines H717-700 a regularly schodiKod flight to Acapulco via Mexico City (This is not a charter ) Complimentary meals and beverages served aloft Round trip baggage handling between airport and hotel (No tipping.) Round-trip transfers Irom airport to hotel by deluxe air condi tinned motor coach Pre-regislration at the hotel. (No-waiting) Buffet broaklast at the hotel each morning with everything you ever wonted in o breakfast You will not need lunch 1 All tips and taxes for provided services Sightseeing trip including cliff divers’ Welcoming cocktail rty! FOR DETAILS SEE WILDWOODTRAVELAGENCY,3311 Pacilic Avenue /

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English-Accented One-tyoman Show

COLD SPRING - The jolly plump lady behind the Saturday afternoon Children's Sho^s from 2 to 4 at Historic Cold Spring Village has come all the way from appearances in I>ondon to perform in the Southern Shore region of New Jersey during July and August. Joyce Reed, now of Wildwood, is a one-woman show with a wide range of talent. Charmed as a child by her actress mother, she now continues the family tradition by passing the fun and fantasy along to future generations. She has per formed with theatrical groups in England, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, but is best known for her monologues and children's shows. I BEGAN to leach children to do what I do. and that caught on so well that suddenly I thought I'd better do a show so that .ill the parents could see what their children were learning,'' This concept grew into a major project with Reed creating scenes, effects, costumes and selecting script material. Eventual ly, her 10-year-old pupils became 20 and she had "young people's shows" to produce and direct Her own children and grown now, so she says, "I have to find new talent. At the Village, where I perform in the Gazebo, my shows depend on the age of the children each day I use hand puppets occasionally but I also try to draw the

Art Show Scheduled On July 30

N WILDWOOD - Plans are underway for the 18th Annual Art Exhibition to be held Saturday, along Beach Drive The rain date will be Sunday, July 31 The show' is sponsored by the city in cooperation with many local art enthusiasts and has been a favorite with artists from all over New Jersey, as well as neighboring states THERE WILL Ik* three divisions: professional, amateur and children, cash and ribbon awards for the best of show. North Wildwood purchase prize. Marine Bank Purchase Prize, W. Earle Allen Memorial pastel Award, and all first and second place winners in the professional and amateur categories Ribbons will be awarded .to each of I he children's groups Members of the art show committee for this year are: chairman. Dorothea Cooper, honorary chairman, Phyllis Catanoso. Grace Amenhauser. Mildred Dc Weese. Marge Hennessey. Karolyn Johnson, Marge Koester. Clara Mattera. Mary Melchiorre, Krancine O’Leary', Rosalie Petronis, Eleanor Smith. ^Chris Taglialatela. Helen Ver saggi, I-ena Versaggi, and Elsie Wizst Further information is available at City hall. 522-2030

child into the drama or comedy." Reed holds an A.T.C.L. (Associate of Trinity College, London) for elocution and came to America in 1966. She can switch from Hamlets witches to Sophie Tucker to an opera singer to "Burlington Bertie from Bow" with dazzling skill. Last year, she beat all competition easily to win the title "Ms. Senior Citizen of Cape May County". -

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