Background
Law, Jane Hinton was born on December 26, 1928 in Dayton, Ohio, United States. Daughter of William Guy and Nelle Grant (Royse) Hinton.
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Jane Hinton Law
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Bachelor, Otterbein College, 1947; Master of Arts, New York University, 1970.
Career
Art supervisor, Worthington (Ohio) Schools, 1947-1951; teacher, Gambler Schools, Mount Vernon, Ohio., 1954-1959; assistant professor fine arts, Union College, Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1969-1974; teacher, Southern Regional High School, Manahawkin, New Jersey, 1975-1978; instructor, Ocean County College, Toms River, New Jersey, 1975-1976; owner, Jane Law Art Studio and Gallery, Surf City, New Jersey, since 1976. State judge Federal Art Association, Westfield, New Jersey, since 1984. Board directors International Miniature Exhibit, Surf City, National Watercolor Exhibit, Surf City.
Membership
Remor judge Stafford Township Founders Day, MAnahawkin, New Jersey, 1987, state contest posters Women's History Month, 1990. Member American Association of University Women (vice president since 1985), New Jersey Association School Administrators (auxiliary president since 1972), International Society Marine Painters, New Jersey Watercolor Society (associate), Island Singers (president since 1984), Soroptimists (president 1983-1984), Philadelphia Watercolor Club.
Connections
Daughter of William Guy and Nelle Grant (Royse) Hinton. M. Lillard E. Law, February 5, 1928. Children: Melinda Talbot, Laurie Jorgensen, Thomas W. Hinton, Jonathan S.
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Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding Community Business award Tax Payers Association, 1988. Named one of Outstanding Artists Ocean County Cultural and Heritage Commission, 1989. Named Woman of Year American Association of University Women, 1990.Recipient Outstanding Community Business award Tax Payers Association, 1988. Named one of Outstanding Artists Ocean County Cultural and Heritage Commission, 1989. Named Woman of Year American Association of University Women, 1990.