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Artists to Create At Co. Art Show

OCEAN CITY - The Cape May County Cultural and Heritage Commission is sponsoring its first art show on the Boardwalk here 11-6 p.m. July 5. There will be geographical representation of artists from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia. In '/ addition to the array of art P pieces, visitors can also C view art in process as part r of the "Art Goes Public" a arts development program funded through the State £ Council on the Arts. * PROFESSIONAL m sculptor Gerald Lynch of $ Villas will create a bas \ Co. Park: Something For All M COURT HOUSE - For ■J. those looking for more than tj a sun tan this summer, a m look at Cape May County Park is suggested, rj The park consists of 120 •A acres located 2 1 miles ''t north of here on Route 9 It y. is open daily from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. 2 The park has something v to offer every visitor. For •• visitors who enjoy sports and outdoor physical aci; tivity, there are volleyball U and basketball. There are tennis courts and bike and jogging trails. For chances to picnic and observe nature, almost half the park is a forest containing 24 species of trees. The different trees are identified along the nature and bicycling trails. THE PARK IS also a habitat for wildlife. For birdwatchers, there are 50 species of birds which nest in the area. There are also more than 30 species of animals that live in the park. In addition, the park is « the site for free summer concerts, fairs, flea markets, and other special events. For more information about the park, write to the Cape May County Dept. of Public Affairs, Box 365, Cape May Court House. N.J. 08210 or call 886-0901.

relief in clay from an original sketch. He has other major commissions in progress for the Fisherman's Memorial in Cape May, the Long Term Care Facility at Crest Haven, and a bas relief for the Tropicanna Casino in Atlantic City. Lorraine Watson of Ocean City, a teacher at the Ocean City Art Center i since 1973, will demonstrate the art of [ Sumi, Oriental brush work. Watson appears in the Who's Who in the World of Women Encyclopedia and displays her art in numerous galleries in the area. Artists wishing to exhibit in this new show can preregister up until the day of the show for a fee (phone 465-7111 ext. 419). Cortlandt Bellavance, associate pro-, fessor of art at Atlantic Community College, will be the judge of the show.

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