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WEDNESDAY. JULY t Ptaat Eirkaogr I newcomer* v-efcamr). Gardening by the Sra Club. Lowrr Top. RocCtr., vnaa, 10a.m. JHt AaaiMl Aattqor Kkmm A flair continura. Elementary School, Wrd A 3rd Am., Stem Harbor, 11 a m. to lOp.ra. CMdren'a PHm. County Library (MATtlTl.Court Houae, 7p m Nabh-LraUr Amerltan Lefton Baod of Mllhrille. Promen Sea laleCIty, 7:I0pm.

Avalon, 7:Mpm. Men's Refntor Republican CWb meetin*. Ctohhooae, Baythore Rd. A Weber Are . Vlltoa.lpjn. THURSDAY. JULY 10

every Thursday, Ma m list Aaaaal Aallpaeflbow Aflaleconcludes (seeunder Wedneoday), It a m. • lolpm. FRIDAY. JULYII Peed A Cake flele fay DAR. Republican Clubhouse. Bayshore Rd. A Weber Ave, Villas,Today ATimrr.a'MtoS. Promenade Art Men. opens Capa May. Christmas la Jaly Baiaar. Rescue Scjuad Bldg, (behind firehousei. Villas, Tbday A Tntnr., !• to 4. Ram mage flele. Democrat Club, Bayshore Rd. A Washington Ave, Villas I0ajn.to4p.m. New A Deed gales. 81. Jolm of God Church Garage. Town Bank Rd . Cold ' Spring, every Friday A Saturday, 10 to 4. Art KahMl by Malvern, Pa. artist Pear) fltobedlaa opens Wm Hie GaOeriea, Bleed P Friday 7 to Opjb. Avalsa Here Csancli Boro Hall, 4 p ra Agaare Club (tBde narration of theOberamamrgae by John Mlad>enA Wm Hogan). Boro HaD, AValon, I: JOp m C.M. Co. Ossgraahlt Society lectures (The Coast From a New Angle’ - .a let Ike photography of coast by Rbt Myers). Victorian Towers Auditorium. Cape May, 0:Mp.m. SATURDAY. JULY It Feed tale. Baiaar A Lee chase. St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Parish Hall.lSW. Bates Ave., VlUaa.ta.m. to! p.m (food till sold out, luncheon II to

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Hod Annual Old Hsuse Taer sponsored by C M. Co. Art League (M4dmi. S structures In Court House A North County, 10 to 4 Flea Mill.. Food Sale A Luncheon by Order of Eastern Star. Masonic Hall, Sea Isle City,Oa-in. See Mkt.. Yacht Club. Sea Isle City, • a m TTee WaBi sponsored by C M, Co. Geographic Society with Bob Alexander, meet for caravin Elementary School parking lot, Lafayette A Madison Am.. Cape May,0:»a.m. Food A Cake tale. Villas (see under Friday I. Ram mage Balt. Villas (aee under Friday). Baiaar by Ladles Aux TIIA, Civic Ctr . Sea Isle City, 10 am Promenade Art Show. Cape May « Christmas la inly Baiaar. Rescue Squad Bldg, (behind firehouse). Main A Georgia Am., Villas 10 to4. New A Used tales, Cold Spring < aee under Friday). Aatiqae show by Shore Mem. Ha City, to to 10. Deadline to register far Jr. Tranis Tourney (July 14-lfll. 82nd St. Rec Office, Stone Harbor, Noon. Guitarist John Babbit in gospel concert, 'The Lighthouse,' 490 Broadway. West Cape May, 7:10p.m. IJtlie Miss Avalon Contest Community Hall, Avalon, 8p.m. Ootsod Band of Bridgeton, Bandstand Park, Cape May. 8pm. FoRdertsl Ltaa Garrison. Bellcplaln State Forest, 8p m Pfaetanda’ Orchids Illustrated lecture, Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor Blvd.,8: IS p.m. SUNDA Y. JULY It

) Hospital Aux. (118-8180), Music Pier, Ocean

continues.« structures In Greater Cape May/Lower Twp.. 10 to 4. Pmmenade Art Shew, Chpa May. Deadline for Greater Wildwood area high school girls to enter the Queen Ocennto Caateat (July 17). call 811-1407. rtnUsI PMRto Brittoa performing clnmical aetoctiona, at the Geaebo. 1 earning's RunRotanlcal Gardena (488-S87I). Rt 9 Swainton, 1,3. A 4 p.m. FsAdariat Bab KUMaa, Cape May Point Stole Park, adjacent to Lighthouee, 2 p.m. Orgaaist Larry Ferrari, Bandshell. County Park, Rt. 9 north of Court Houae, 2:10 p.m. Spaghetti Dtoner by C.M. Co Jayce*ettes, Community Ctr., Cape May. 1 to Ipm (takeoutM4-7412or2804) MONDAY, JULY 14 Treats Tourney (Junior A Kj»e for ages 11-18 A All). Courts, Stone Harbor, Today thru Frtay. Twilight Taw of Stone Harbor Bird tanrtsary following Illustrated Introduction, meet Wetlands Inst , Stone Harbor Blvd , Middle Twp., 7 p.m. Lower Twp. CsmmMee meeting. Twp. Hall, Villas. 7:18 TUESDAY. JULY IS Hat thall Benefit featuring Wander Women. Deo ley Field. See Die City. 8:20 p.m. Family Film Haw. County Library (48A78I7), Court Houae, every

CJd. Ca. NOW chapter discuss Ion by Deborah Barnett of N J. Dtv on Women speaking on Displaced Homemakers Project. County Library, 7:18 p.m.

The Herald and The Lantern. iexc—IH The Old House Tour EDITOR S NOTE - Tht 32nd Annual Old House Tour, sponsored by the Cape May County Art League, Is 10 to d Saturday and Sunday, July 12 and, 13. There will be 49 buildings on this year’s tour; here Is a profile on some of them: Ctrl*' Friendly Home, Hughes Si., Cape May, Is another of the structures open for the first time on this year’s tour. Built in the late 1860s as the Baltimore Hotel, it was acquired by the Episcopal Church in 1896 as a summer home for orphans. It became the GFS Holiday House in 1911. Its two-story, columned porch is unmistakable. Inside is a beautiful chapel. Albert Henry Hughes Home, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kane of 800 Hughes St., Cape May, was built circa 1838 and it one of Cape Island's earliest homes of Federal style. It is said that Gen. Robert E. Lee summered in this beautifully kept home, which features, carved mantel, cooking fireplace with swinging crane, wide floorboards

NATHANIEL HOLMES Home of Mrs. Raymond Dixon Is on Main St., Dennlsvitle, and has been toured by thousands on Numerous tours.

Model RaHrood running display, m W. Bwk Ave , Wildwood, every Tuesday, 7;30to0pm MAC Mltote 'libeled Lady.' Victorian Towers Auditorium. Cape May. 8:11 WEDNESDAY. JULY It Leacbeoe A Serial. Rescue Squad Bldg (batond firehouse), Main A Georgia A vea . Villa*. Noon, CbBdres'i Film*. County Library (48A78I7), Court Houae, 7 p.m. Mto Air Nat'l Guard Baad from Ohio, Bandatand Pa-k, Cape May, 8 p.ia. Lower Twp. Chamber of Commerce. Guarantee Bank, Villas. 8pm LATER THIS MONTH Owes Oceania Car—lias. Convention HaD. Wildwood. July 17. 4-4t Fair, Fairgroundt. DermDville Rd , Court Houae. all day July 17, IB A 18. Frit Cawae Dtower. Democrat Club, Baythore Rd A Washington Ave., Villa*, 2 to 8 p.m July 20. Aaaaal thickes Bar-B-Qw by Rescue Squad. 80th St Ballfteld. Stone Harbor, 4 to 8 p.m. July 20 UtUe Mtaa fltawe Harbor Costeal. Elementary School. Avalon, 7:JD pm July 29. CONTINUING Wetland* Art Exhibit by Profmslonal Artiste of SJ, Wetlands Inst. Stone Harbor Blvd.. Tuesday thru Saturday, 0 to 9. Hedge Garden (topiary artistry), Fishing Creek Rd , betweih Breakwater A BayahoraRda , Fishing Creek, Deity Godaper Musical. Gateway Playhouse (79A0&93). Bay Ave., Somera Point. Tuesday, thru Saturday, 8:20 p.m.

and original window panes. Home of Mr. and Mr*. Robert Cunningham, 296 Windsor Ave., Cape May, has been in the Cunningham family since its construction circa 1880. Restored for contemporary living, the homes design is typical of the preponderance of small, frame Victorian houses that have earned Cape May it* international reputation as an architecture Landmark City; It is on the tour for the first time this year. John WUbraham House, owned by Charles McDonald Of 133 Myrtle Ave., Weat Cape May, is another first timer on the tour. Built by Judith Hughes, this high-ceilinged, stately home was later owned by Abigail Sheppard before it became the Wildbraham Home Mr. Wilhraham gave his Philadelphia home to Frankford Hospital, furnishing his shore residence with his Philadelphia furniture. As an expression of the hospital's gratitude, ,the board of trustees commissioned the elaborate chandelier gracing one of the elegant rooms. Mr. Wilbraham also donated the land for the park that bears his name across the street. Beadle Memorial Presbyterian Church, Cape Ave., Cape May Point, is a charming example of the Victorian Gothic style with its vaulted interior. The church is a memorial to the Rev. Elias Beadle, who died SOI years ago while serving as pastor of Second Presbyterian church in Philadelphia. Since this and the other four church structures on Sunday's tour are still in active use, the church will only be open to the tour between 1 and 4 p.m. Sunday. St. Peter's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church. Ocean Ave. and Lake Dr., Cape May Point, is one of the most famous landmarks in this community and has been moved several times from the ravages of the sea. Located now across from the ocean front, the grey and white "Gingerbread Church” is celebrating its centennial anniversary as a church. Believed to have been built for the 1876 Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia, it was reassembled here. In 1880 it was deeded to the Trustees of the Episcopal Diocea.se of New Jersey and has been home for summer services ever since. Note the interior yd low pine siding, added by the congregation when the edifice became a church. Again, as an active church, it will be on the tour only 1 to 4 Sunday. Home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton, 307 Lincoln Ave., Cape May Point, is an obvious departure from all the other buildings on this year's tour since this home was erected this year. Somewhat similar to'the octagon house of Victorian novelty, this home of round design provides for the greatest amount of room in an economical amount of space. It ia built on piling to bring it above the flood plane and to afford a view of the ocean for occupants, a feature seen in many contemporary homes along tbe Jersey Shore. This year is, of course, the first time this hojne has been on the tour.

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