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Promenade Show Winning Artists

CAPE MAY - The 1985 Promenade Art Show played host to nearly 90 artists from all over the East Coast, Florida and Texas. Three days of beautiful weather and the quality work of the participating artists attracted a record number of art-lovers. Mrs. Mary Joyce, in her 50th year as general chairman, presented ribbons and cash awards to the artists at Convention Hall. Kathy Keane Mason from West Chester, Pa. won the award for "Best of Show" and Jimmy Marsden of North Cape May captured First Place in the Youth Division. Following is a list of other winners of the Promenade Art Show: i

PROFESSION Al. Oil./ ACRYLIC: Landscape — 1st Award Cash. A Thomas Stockett "Sunday Morning". 2nd Award Cash. Peg Ditlmar "Egret"; 3rd Award Cash. Walter Cichocki "Pheasant" Marine — 1st Award. Karen DiCiano "Strata V. Seashell-Ped" . 2nd Award. Henry Benson "Boardwalk" 3rd Award. Irene Ungar "Yacht Ave." Portrait - 1st Award. Dianne Dengel "The Hobo" Still Life - 1st Award. Arville Pustrom "Lilacs". 2nd Award. Alva Holcombe "Pots of Pansies". 3rd Award. Edna Davis D'Amelio "Lady Bug" WATERCOLOR: Landscape — 1st Award. Karl Zem brusky " House 4 Boat", 2nd Award. Linda Griffin "Jackson St.". 3rd Award. Joanna Krasnansky "Carolina Morning" Marine - 1st Award. Bette J Faha "Cape May Point Retreat"; 2nd Award. Rudy Krasnansky "New England Dory": 3rd Award. Bert McNomed "Sunset" Floral - 1st Award. Frances Johnson: 2nd Award, Mildred Hoasler . 3rd Award. Lydia Lchm

Still Life — 1st Award. David Gill: 2nd Award. Barbara Cox. 3rd Award. Ping Lang Hugh "Morning Flowers" GRAPHICS: 1st Award. Margaret J Freas "Glass": 2nd Award Hou Tien Cheng "Tiger". 3rd Award. Joyce C Mayer "Jungle of the Mind" SCULPTURE: 1st Award. Roberta Giannone "Sunday Morning". PHOTOGRAPHY: 1st Award. Alan Grass "Ocean Terrace". 2nd Award, Nancy Cardm. "Pond Reflecting" 3rd Award. Jeffrey M Byron "Quiet Storm". BEST OF SHOW: Kathy Keane Mason "Sunshine Laundry" AMATEUR OIL/ACRYLIC: Landscape — 1st Award Cash.

Eileen Bentz «I33 "Low Tide" ^ Marine — 1st Award Cash. Louise Goldstein "Surf at Morn" ; 2nd Award Cash. Edwin Hewitt "Marine" Portrait — 1st Award. Mary Curtis "Chief Ton to" . 2nd Award. Margaret Gray "Our Michael" WATERCOLOR: Marine - 1st Award. J Anton Miller "Turbulence"; 2nd Award. Bernice Rosko "Fields" GRAPHICS: 1st Award. Barbara Garrett "View from a Dune". 2nd Award. Glenn Green "November" SCULPTURE: 1st Award. Greg Pi yak "Wharf Table" PHOTOGRAPHY: 1st Award. Timothy D Joyce "County Kerry Ireland" . 2nd Award, Susan Giamuen "Corner Church". 3rd Award. Richard Dietz "Dune Fence" YOUTH: 1st Award. James Marsden "Van Gogh Study"

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Carving Featured At Hall CAPE MAY - The 10th Annual Waterfowl and Woodcarving Show sponsored by the city will be held 6-10 p.m., Friday 10 a.m.-lO p.m. and Saturday in Convention Hall. Fifty-four wood carvers from the eastern and northeastern portions of the United States have already registered for the two-day show and sale. Highlights will include carving demonstrations, a duck head carving contest, and a floating bird competition. A PANEL of experienced judges will pre judge and subsequently award tropies for Best of Show, Best Overall Exhibit, Best Floating Decorative, and the George B. Stiles, Sr. Memorial Duck Head Award. Additionally, first, second, and third place ribbons will be presented to the best exhibits in twelve categories. Admission is free. For more information contact the Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411, ext. 20 or 27. Candlelight Concert CAPE MAY - Members of the Olde City Wind Ensemble will be featured Tuesday evening. July 30. at the Chalfonte Hotel. Howard Street, as part of its Concerts by Candlelight series. Guests may enjoy a dinner-concert package or simply the concert, which starts at 8:30 p.m For further information, call 884-8409

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