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Art Collectors' Lottery Is Aug. 24

CAPE MAY - The Cape May Company Art League is sponsoring the "Art Collectors' Lottery" Aug. 24. Donated works by invited artists will be on display and available for selection. David Gill, watercolor artist and contributing artist, won first Prize in the 1985 Boardwalk Art Show. Some of the other artists are: Ginny Masters, Catherine Monahan, Dorothy Truman-Repman, Bill Bell, Bruce Bitter, Margaret Bailey. Peter Craigie, Inez Fol Krupinski, Craig Mock, Joan Gallop and Helen Clark Dilday. THIS IS how the lottery works: each patron receives, for a $50 donation. a numbered lotteryticket. Winning is a certainty. The number of lottery tickets sold equals the number of works of art. The drawing is such that

the first ticket holder to be called makes a selection, the second number called chooses one and so forth. The person lucky enough to make the first selection/ has the widest range from which to choose. The Art League will have all the art works on display in the Carriage House Gallery two weeks before , the lottery date. For more information about the lottery and purchase of tickets call 884-8628 or write the Art League P. O. Box 596, Cape May NJ 08204. Reception Saturday At Gallery CAPE MAY - The Cape May County Art League presents the Professional Artists of South Jersey. This group was established in the early 1950's in Cape May. The founders were Charles and Ethel Romans, distinguished painter, who gathered together several other well known South Jersey artists in an informal group totaling 30 members. THIS GROUP will have its works, approximately 30 pieces, on display in the Carriage House Gallery from Saturday to Aug 31. The Norstrom Loft Gallery features JoEllen Siddall. a newcomber to the Art league Ms. Siddall is from Jacksonville. Fl. and her innovative and colorful works are on display for the month of August. She works with newspaper articles and magazines to create a pictoral collage She also works in pastels and prismacolors An artists' reception is scheduled for Saturday, at the gallery on the Physick Estate. 1050 Washington St. 2 to 4 p.m. Southern Trij> VILLAS — A trip to Virginia Beach. Williams burg and Norfolk. Va.. Sept 15-19 will he sponsored by the Lower Township Branch of the Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. For further information, call Rose at 886-8026

City of Cape May - 12th Annual FREE Band Concerts 8:00 p.m. Victorian Bandstand Rotary Park - Lafayette Street (Please bring your own seating) Wednesday, July 31 LuLu Temple Shrine Band 1K.1111 lljti 1 1 Tuesday, August 6 Cape May Coast Guard Training Center Band Wednesday, August 7 ^ The Liberty- Band lUlt Vtfutf Saturday, August 10 The Harrington Band Tuesday, August 13 H.B. Smith Cornet Band Friday, August 16 Air Force Band of the East Saturday, August 17 Xabb-Leslie Senior American Legion Band Wednesday, August 21 Lower Cape May Regional High School Saturday, August 24 LuLu Temple Shrine Band Wednesday, August 28 Wheaton Brass Band Saturday, August 31 H.B. Smith Cornet Band iltim |)jlr N-pt.-mtv, li Saturday, September 7 The Liberty Band iKjin SrptrrrSrr Ml

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