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^ 4TH ! rV Captain Mey's V YfWr Ttdip Festival T^^Vf / in y/M APRIL 27 — MAY 4, 1889 UyJUS SPONSORED BY: \i\ , /I J tf THE CITY OF CAPE MAY \k \ V\ / I / , "A NATIONAL LANDMARK CITY" »V \ \ \ WIN THE GREATER CAPE MAY \j^\\ W Lj CHAMBER OF COMMERCE XXW '13 AlLFESTIVmES TAKING PLACE AT THE VICTORIAN ROTARY / * BANDSTAND AND WELCOME CENTER LOCATED ON LAFAYETTE STREET. I (Inclement weather at! fwtivitjrs wit! take place at Convention Hal! on Beach Drive.) \ I Program of Festivities

SATURDAY 10 A.M.-5 P.M. APRIL 27, 1985 10 A.M. Opening Ceremonies by Carin Fedderman, President of the ' Kv Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May and Mayor Blomkvest, from B the City of Cape May. pi 10 A.M. -2 P.M. Robert Hoffnagle & Sons Band for your listening and dancing j|| pleasure. Oldies and Goodies. , H Coronation Ceremonies of the Tulip Queen and Tulip King. II Crowning ceremonies by Milly LaCanfora, co-chairman, and the 1984 Tulip || Queen, Coleen Sheehan. M Joanne Reagan Dance Studio presents to you Klompendansing (the M wooden shoe dance) by 36 boys and girls in Authentic Dutch Costume. || Performance every hour followed by Straatwassen (street washing) and a * |1 Bucket Painting Contest. ^ 2 A.M. - 5 P.M. The Old World Folk Band featuring the International || Folk Music of Europe. S The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts offer their Tulip Trolley tours of § town pointing out the winners of the Tulip garden contest and the H noteworthy plantings of the Tulips throughout the city. Over 50,00 tulips H have been planted, the tours will leave the Rotary Bandstand at Lyle Lane B from 12 P.M. to 3 P.M. § Dutch goodies for sale; Dutch-wurst and Sauerkraut, Apple fritters, B cheeses, etc. B Local merchants will be selling their Dutch related items; Delft blue, K wooden shoes, lace window screens, wooden tulips, etc. | VICTORIAN SEASIDE INN TOURS I 1 P.M. to 3 P.M. _ I APRIL 28, 1985 SUNDAY i 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. B 12 P.M. - 4 P.M. Robert Hoffnagle and Sons Band for your [H listening and dancing pleasure. 1| Joanne Reagan Dance Studio presents to you Klompendansfrig (the B wooden shoe dance) by^36 boys and girls in Authentic Dutch costume If and Strattwassen (street Washing). Performances every hour. B Announcement of the Tulip Garden Contest winners by Mr. Harry Lozour, pj Tulip Planting Chairperson. S The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts offer their Tulip Trolley Tours of the M towTv pointing out the winners of the Tulip Garden Contest and the . B noteworthy plantings of the Tulips throughout the city. Over 50.000 tulips B have been planted. The tours will leave the Rotary Bandstand at Lyle || Lane from 12 P.M. to 3 P.M. /T^ B Local mechants will bevelling Dutch related wares, if Homemade Dutch treats for sale: Dutch-wurst and Sauerkraut. Apple Ifl^Fritters. and Dutch Pretzels. ^ ■ - ■ ■ —

VICTORIAN SEASIDE INN TOURS 1 P.M. - 3 P.M. ) APRIL 29, 1985 MONDAY g VICTORIAN SEASIDE INN TOURS 1 P.M. to 3 P.M., - V APRIL 30, 1985 TUESDAY 2 P.M. At the Welcome Center Flower Exhibit plus a film presentation of f;:' Dutch Gardens followed by a Tulip Tea given by the Garden Department V of Cape May Women's Community Club: Mrs. Janet Motz, Chairperson. J* , MAY 1, 1985 WEDNESDAY VICTORIAN SEASIDE INN TOURS 1 P.M. to 3 P.M. ^ MAY 2, 1985 THURSDAY 2 P.M. Welcome Center "GARDENING, BY THE SEA" lecture by Mrs. Ann 't# Miller. A film presentatiQ*K>f Dutch Gardens, followed by a Tulip Punch and refreshments. /"~ « » ■< I < ' 1 MAY 4, 1985 SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. 10 A.M. Greetings from' Carin Fedderman. Native of the Netherlands. 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. Antique Carousel Organ of W.H. Kromer Jr., playing old fashioned music, fdx trots and marchesAthis will bring back memories jB of the carousels at fair^and carnivals. as / % Joanhe Reagan Dance Studio presents to you Klompendansing (wooden shoe dance) by 36 boys and girls in Authentic Dutoh Costume. Followed ^ by Straatwassen (street washing) performances every hour 1 1 A.M. - 3 P.M. The New Jersey Cape Performing Arts Guild will offer a ]S Puppet Show based on Dutch folk tajps. The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts will offer their Tulipf* Trolley Tours of | the town pointing out winners of the Tulip Garden Contest and the noteworthy plantings of/Tulips throughout The city. Over 50,000 Tulips M have been vplanted thjg^ours will leave the Victorian Rotary