Rotary announces holiday home decorating winners
Written by Staff Reports Wednesday, January 09, 2013 12:54 pm
LOWER TOWNSHIP – The Lower Township Rotary Club has announced the winners of the 2012 Lower Township Rotary Christmas Holiday Home Decorating Contest.
The first place winner was Bob and Karen Greisbach, of North Cape May. Second place went to Gino Crincoli, of North Cape May. The third place winner was Cheryl Ferguson, of Villas.
Judging was done by past winners, community volunteers, local Rotarians and Athena Blanc, a French high school exchange student sponsored by Lower Township Rotary.
"This would never happen in France, people don't decorate outside. It's so pretty, I love it," said Blanc.
The Lower Township Rotary thanks all those who entered this year's contest and brightened their community with the holiday spirit.
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