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From delicate porcelain dolls to
original oils, arts and crafts afi
cionados will find something to
their liking at the N.C. Oyster
Festival Arts and Crafts Show.
And this year, for the first time,
show participants had the option of
entering a juried competition that
offers $600 in cash awards.
A $300 award will be presented
for best of show, said Holden Beach
area artist Vic Gillispie, chairman of
the show. Also, a $100 first prize is
offered in each of two divisions,
crafts and arts, with $50 prizes for
second place.
"This gives people a chance to
win some awards and a chance for
them to make some more money."
Also, he said, the transition to a
juried show should enhance the
overall quality of the show. "We
have some good artists and crafts
men participating," he continued,
"but we want even more. I don't see
why we can't have a show as good
as anybody's. We have a beautiful
place for them to come."
Exhibitors and fair-goers should
enjoy the easier access to this year's
arts and crafts show, he said, with
two entrances into the area, more
corner booths and shorter rows
turned at right angles to the fair
ground buildings at Sea Trail
Plantation. "I think that's really
going to improve access as well as
helping with the look of the overall
show," said Gillispie.
In late September these exhib
itors had entered the show, with
approximately 100 expected by the
October 11 deadline: Barbara
Adcock, Charlotte, oil paintings and
oil art craft; Estelle Alexander,
Morganton, handcrafts, pine cone
and woodcraft; Peggy Anderson,
Greensboro, porcelain dolls;
Rebecca Anthony, Wilmington, bas
ketweaving; Connie Barr, Rich
mond, Va., water colors, framed art;
Louise Bobay, Charlotte, names in
terpretation, framed; Ruby C.
Bosworth, Pinebluff, handmade
cloth items; Mary and Howard
Bradley, Myrtle Beach, S.C., craft
ers; Robert Clary, Wilmington,
wood crafts; Sally Cole, Shallotte,
soft sculpture;
Also, Sue Coley, North Myrtle
Beach, S.C., paintings; Patricia
Clark, Fayetteville, fabric crafts;
Shirley and Frank Crisp, Gastonia,
wood and needlepoint crafts; Talma
and Ryle Dellinger, Wilmington,
handmade wall hangings; Larry and
Shirley Dorton, Concord, wood
crafts and oil paintings; Bob Dun
can, Raleigh, handcarved crafts;
Barbara Enlow, Myrtle Beach, S.C.,
mobiles; Cindy Evans, Route 3,
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There's More
Than Seafood
While fresh from the shell oys
ters and other seafood tantalize the
palate at the N.C. Oyster Festival,
there's more on the menu.
At booths scattered throughout
the exhibit area fair-goers can nib
ble and much on all their favorite
snack foods as well, from Hallo
ween candy available at the South
Brunswick Isles Civitan booth to
baked goods offered by the Cala
bash Elks Lodge Ladies Auxiliary.
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And, Jerolyn F. Schaefer, Route
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Shelton, Route 5, Leland, herb
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Peachland, ceramics; Roberta Sim
mons, Route 2, Ash, handmade
dolls; Margaret Thomas, Route 3,
Leland, ceramics; Gayle Thorne,
Chapel Hill, stained glass; Billie -
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Wright, Columbia, S.C., shell crafts.
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