I • I ' u Herald & Uuiteni 25 April '84 Tllllp FCStlVcl! 1 '

-?rrTf!Dl •/' 0^7 J Third Annual ikf^K I v Captain Mey's ) - TULIP FESTIVAL I I J / / // Cr v \Jy\\ \ V \ 1 \ , / /f I///U Saturday, April 28th and Sunday, April 19th \tx^\\\ 111 f / 3 | Sponsored by \*oo_Uj\ /j j v \^i| i \

// J Kj The City of Cape May / 1 / AS! '^ National Landmark City" I I i/rsl Mayor Arthur Blomkvest \ hi M Deputy Mayor Adrian S. Capehart [KIM , Councilman Harry A. Gilbert j'/ r I „ City Manager Fred Coldren I / /V Base Manager Jerome Inderwies //Sf

j The Gjreater Cape May oJL \ \\ a11 Chamber of Commerce igNA \ \ Robert Mullock,' President Wy l \ Carin' Fedderman, 1st Vice President tpKyjl John Dunwoody, 2nd Vice President wA vW Milly La Canfora, Secretary \ 1\ » Charles Bernard, Treasurer JcA \ \ I aj — tgi\

B « FROM NOON UNTIL 5 P.M. EACH DAY AT THE / Rotary Bandstand Park, Lafayette Street, Cape May \ I * — . \ 3 / fln the event of rain, 'the Festival will be moved to Convention Hall on the Boardwalk. at Gurriey Street.) I — -Schedule of Events- * — J

Saturday, April 26 th (to a.m. to 4 p. Ml) ■ * Music starting at 10 a.m., provided by the Hoffnagle Band • * * Welcome by Mayor Arthur Blogikvest and Council * Greetings by Robert Mullock, president of the Greater Cape May Chamber of - Commerce * Coronation of. 1984 Tulip Queen by 1983 Tulip Queen, Anne Reagan - . * Music throughout the afternoon "by the Hoffnagle Band and a strolling violin player * Klompendansing, a traditional folk dance performed in wooden shoes by the Joanne Reagan School of Dance costumed in elaborate lace hats. , i- ' * Straat-wassen, a demonstration of the old \ custom of street washing sfifl observed in \ the Netherlands ^ . « Puppet Show 'The Boy Who Saved The Day" presented by the Jersey Cape Performing Arts Guild (will be repeated during afternoon) S * Art in the 'Park, a tulip-making project for young people spohsored by the Cape May County Art League. Children will be able to make tulipfe from stencils, paper cutouts, vegetable prints and tempra paints. * Tours of Cape May's tulip gardens by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts.. Trolley tours will start at the bandstand area between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. $3.50 for adults » Concert will be held between 2-4 p.m., presented by the LuLu Temple Shrine Band. t f '

Booths will offer ■ traditional Dutch hot dogs and sauerkraut as well as apple cider, popcorn and hot chocolate. Dutch items will also be on sale, ' from Delft pottgry and wooden shoes to potted tulips and bedding plants for the garden. Dutch windmill cookies and 300 animals with tulips will be sold by vendors. A working potter and tinsmith will also be on hand. * * * Restroom facilities will be available near the Bandstand.

' i Sunday, April 29th - (12 p.m. to 4 p.m.) 1 Music throughout the afternoon by the Hoffnagle Band » Klompendansing, a traditional folk dance performed in wooden shoes every hour by the Joanne Reagan School of Dance. The elaborate lace hats worn by the dancers ' were flown in from Holland for the event * Straat-wassen, a demonstration of the old custom of street washing still observed in ' the Netherlands will take place every hour * Puppet Show The Boy Who Saved The Day" presented by the Jersey Cape Performing Arts Guild (will be repeated during the afternoon). » Announcement of winners in the tulip garden contest (about 2 p.m.) » Music presented by the Hoffnagle Band. * Art in the Park, a tulip-making project for young people sponsored by -the Cape May County Art League. Children will be able to make tulips from stencils, paper cutouts, vegetable prints and tempra paints. * Tours of Cape May's tulip gardens by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts Troilev tours will start at the Bandstand area between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. $3.50 for adults.