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COA Calendar contest winners
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ART WINNERS. Merrill Zeringue, Marie Weiler, John Wanger and Evelyn Dupuy. |
Artists were able to view all art entries, seeing the placement each will appear in the 2008 Council on Aging Inc. Promotional Agency Calendar. Refreshments were enjoyed by all. The art work was very impressive and included many different mediums this year, ranging from; oil, pastels, watercolor, sketching, acrylic, wood and photography.
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