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also spoke about how HRAC worked with the Cultural Commission to select this year's art contest theme in conjunction with National Preservation Week. Mayor Gasparini and members of the Civic Cultural Commission presented trophies and award certificates to the following winners of the Art Contest: Kindergarten lst Place Cristina Cabiles Orion School 2nd Place Danny Ballesteros Orion School First Grade lst Place Norah Eldredge Orion School 2nd Place Brandon Marcardo Roy Cloud Second Grade lst Place Jacob Rossi Clifford School 2nd Place Amanda Rodriquez Mt. Carmel School Third Grade lst Place Tessa Leigh Crompton Mt. Carmel School 2nd Place Tony Correia Mt. Carmel School Fourth Grade lst Place Scott Morris Clifford School 2nd Place Tim Ryan Clifford School Fifth Grade lst Place Janet Stephens Roy Cloud School 2nd Place Antonio Velasquez Garfield School Chairperson Redington thanked the Port Commissioners and Executive Director Mike Giari for their grant to the Cultural Commission which provided the funding for the 1995 Summer Concert Series and the Music in the Schools program. Certificates of appreciation were given to members of the Port Commission and Port Commissioners Guy Bennett and Lewis Miller were there to receive them. The meeting was adjourned at 8:OOpm to take pictures and serve refreshments to the winners. Commissioner Piulle announced that the picture of the Art Contest winners taken this evening will probably be included in a time capsule to be installed in the new City Hall. The meeting was reconvened at 8:30pm. ITEM 5- CARRINGTON HALL UPDATE Steve Penna stated the Carrington Hall Committee took a tour of Carrington Hall on May 7 and they were very disheartened with the condition of the facility. He said the building is in very bad shape and the Committee will be discussing the results of the tour at their next meeting on June 7. He noted that a video was made of the facility during the tour and is available for the Commissioners' review. The committee hopes to formally recommend that the City Council consider funding a structural study of Carrington Hall. DES, Inc. has estimated a structural study will cost approximately $25,000.00.