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Youth Art Exhibit At Library

COURT HOUSE - The County Library's walls and display cases are bulging with a new art exhibit, "Art Par Excellence", which contains 27 works in a variety of media from lineoieum block prints to crayon. The artists are youngsters between 8 and 18 who are in special education classes scattered throughout New Jersey. A wide range of subjects and treatments is represent-

ed in the exhibit, which the public is invited to attend during regular library hours. ( Monday through Fridays 8:30 a.m. -9 p.m., Saturdays 9 a.m. -4:30 p.m. and Sundays 1-5 p.m.). THE AREA BEHIND the circulation desk displays eight items which include a lineoieum block print entitled "Jumping Trout" by Robert King, 13. from Passaic County and a colorfur acrylic by 14-year-old

e Robert Lopez from Atlantic d County which has an eye-ar-y resting mime face on a rainh bow background. In the reference area, i; eight other items are being displayed, among them: e "Desert Reverie", done in s poster paints and collage, a making use of perspective and mirage intages; an oil y portrait of singer Eddie Van j Halen done by Hector Pichardo, 17, from Bergen j County. THE DISPLAY cases on the right as one enters the library also contain several of the smaller pieces. They include a pastel entitled "Trees in Summer" by Alden Clinton, 17, from Essex County and a "Still Life" by Jill Rogaski, a 12-year-old, done in brown marker. The exhibit was funded by the New Jersey Council of the Arts and will be at the library until April 6.

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Luncheon, Auction Set CAPE MAY - The Episcopal Church Women of the Church of the Advent. Washington and Franklin Street, is sponsoring a luncheon and silent auction noon Friday at 612 Franklin St. A donation will be taken at the door. Prime Ribs Plus Dessert S COLD SPRING — The am I nual prime rib dinner and K dessert smorgasbord will be ' held 1-6 p.m. Sunday, by Cape Island Masonic Lodge at the lodge hall on Shore Road Tickets will be available at the door. For further information. call 884-0683. For Deborah CAPE MAY — A rummage sale to benefit Deborah Hospital will be held 9 a.m. -4 p.m. Friday at Victorian Towers, 608 Washington St. For further information, call Marie Hilsey. 884-2902. p A IPS Meeting VILLAS — The county Animal Welfare Society will hold its monthly meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. March 25, at the Millman Center. Bayshore Road. The public is invited. 0ES Card Party WILDWOOD CREST - A card party sponsored by Chapter 118, Order of the Eastern Star, will be held at the Masonic Temple, 6300 Atlantic Ave., 11:30 a.m. Monday. March 24. There will be refreshments. <? STONE HARBOR BRIDGE CLUB Results on March 12 were lit. Barb Bartowiak and Louise I Krause 45 2nd. Bob Owem and Bill Coin 42 3rd tie. Rita Boudreau and Walt Trout 39

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