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Page 8 19 September 1986

Fourth International Simavi Cartoon Contest

Necati Abaci wins special award

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First prize (toes to Srecko Puntarich of Yugoslavia

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The awards of the Fourth Simavi Cartoon Contest were

given to winners in a ceremony organised on 8 September

at the Ankara State Fine Arts and Sculpture Museum There

was also an exhibition displaying the works of participants

Erol Simavi Special Prize to Necati Abaci from Turkey

Ankara (DGPI)— The winners of the Fourth Internationa! Cartoon Contest sponsored by the Hiirriyet Foundation have been determined. Srecko Puntarich from Yugoslavia came first and Necati Abaci from Turkey won the Erol Simavi Special Award.

The jury presided over by Ralph Steadman (Britain) and consisting of Semih Balcioglu (Turkey), Eryk Lipinski (Poland), Don Martin (USA), Roland Topor (France) and Nehar Ttiblek (Turkey) found 625 works of 343 car­

toonists from 27 countries worthy of mention.

The following artists were presented with awards in which 1404 works of 494 cartoonists from 27 countries were submitted:

First Prize: Srecko P untarich, (Yugoslavia) was awarded the Hiirriyet Foundation Gold Plaquet.

Erol Simavi Special Prize: Necati Abaci (Turkey). Fliirriyet Foundation Gold Plaquet, plus 5,000 dollars.

Second Prize: Jan Krzysztof Meisner (Poland). Hürriyet Foundation Silver Pla­ quet, plus 3,000 dollars and Hiirriyet Newspaper Gold Plaquet.

Third Prize: Nell Cobar (Romania) and John Jos Smith (Britain). Hürriyet Foundation Bronze Plaquet, Plaquets of Çarşaf and Gösteri magazines, plus 2,000 dollars.

Honourable Mentions: Arvid An- dreassen (Norway), Toso Borkovich (Yugoslavia), Kambiz Derambakhsh (İran), Naci Koksal (Turkey), Marjan Manjak (Yugoslavia), Ernest Mets (Belgium), Henreyk Berg (Democratic Republic of Germany), Ertan Sertöz (Turkey), Igor Smirnow (Soviet Union), Sefa Sofuoğlu (Turkey) and Borislav Stankovich 'Yugoslavia).

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Honourable Mention Awarded

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