Herald & Lantern 11 AprH '84

Upper Library Artists Picked

PETERSBURG -Three South Jersey artists have been commissioned to create permanent works of art for the Upper Township Library scheduled for construction this spring. Capte May County Freeholders agreed last year that 1 to 14 percent of the money spent on new county buildings may go for art. This library, with bids due to be opened May 1. is estimated to cost $700,000.

The art projects commissioned total almost $10,000. Artists selected irom four finalists include:

Jude Burkhauser of North Cape May. former director of the Cape-May County Art League, will weave three tapestries with a design based on the ' Walum Olum,” recorded histories of the Lenni Lenapi Indians of New

Jersey.

‘Knowledge is REAL Power’

COURT HOUSE - Cape May County Library is. joining the American Library Association to tell the nation that "Know ledge is REAL Power" during the 27th annual. National Library Week, April 8-14. "Librartes have always made information readily available to citizens". Thomas Leonard county Library director, said. “Now that we have entered •the Information Afce/ people are discovering that to get ahead it is even more important to be well-

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"A‘ perfect example is our Olympic athletes. They know that being wellinformed about their events and keeping up-to-date onjiew techniques is as important, as v their physical abilities. Yotv^an be sure that they and their coaches made good use of information resources during thenr training."

Thomas added.

"Knowledge if Real Power", this year’s theme, celebrates libraries as both organized repositories of information and treasuries of knowledge. Today's libraries are the vital link een the information of moment and the

icies of the ages.

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Barbi Harris of Ocean City was selected for a schoolhouse pattern wall quilt, with a pattern believed to have originated around 1870 Sally Laird Mclnerney of . Corbin City, Atlantic County. was commissioned to sculpt a four-foot by sixfoot marble base relief. ^ The design is that of a woman reading with two children Selection was made by • the Arts Inclusion Commit- - tee of the seven-member. Cape May County Cultural and Heritage Commission, a group appointed by the Freeholders. The commission this month will appoint another Arts Inclusion Corrimittee to commission local artists’ works for the proposed new Crest Haven Nursing

Home. That has an $8 million price tag and could mean $80,000 to $120,000 for local art work. Commission member Linda Cliff said artists listed in Us slide registry will automatically be sent information Others maycall her at 263-8117 to request an application. . The Arts Inclusion Committee for the Upper Township Library included Freeholder James Kilpatrick; county library system diredtor Tom Leonard. Carmen La Rosa, the library’s architect; Courtland Bellevance. art professor at Atlantic Community College; county Planning Director Elwood _ Jarmer; and Linda Cliff * and Sfii s a n Laird Mclnerney of the.Cultural and Heritage Commission.

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