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Art Classes Scheduled

MIDDLE TWP. - Workshops in sculpture and watercolor will be conducted at the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor Blvd. this summer. John 'Giannotti, an associate professor at Rutgers University, will instruct beginners and seasoned artists the week of Aug. 1. He will also supervise a children's sculpture class. Bill Welch, Philadelphia and Cape May water colorist. will hold a workshop

for beginners and intermediates Aug. 1-6. Both Giannotti and Welch will be present in the lecture hall for an orientation session the evening of Sunday v Aug. 1 Joe Shepler, acrylic pain•ting, and Giannotti, calligraphy, will conduct workshops 'Aug 15-20. Enrollments are beinp accepted for all classes. For information, write the Wetlands Institute, Box 92, Stone Harbor, or call 368-5399.

To Be Park Feature

COURT HOUSE - Organist Larry Ferrari, a perennial visitor to the Jersey Cape, will appear once again at the County Park 2:30 p.m.. Sunday Aug. 1.

Ferrari has proved one of the most popular ^attractions in the county park's summer concert series, Spectators are reminded to bring their own chairs or cushions.

Modern Dance Concert Set

CAPE MAY - South Street Dance Co. announces an informal concert of Modern Dance per formed 9 p m. Friday, July 30. by student dancers participating in the company's annual Dance By The Sea course here The performance will take place at the Franklin Street Civic Center, Franklin St between

library Balcony Planned

CAPE MAY - Plans for construction of a second floor balcony that will provide space for 21,000 more books were announced for the new City Library today by library director Emma Elwell. The balcony will provide 11 more shelf sections and will increase the book space from 26,000 volumes to 47,000, Mrs. Elwell said. The library recently was moved from the basement of City Hall to the former New Jersey Bell building at the corner of Ocean and Hughes Sts. The construction will begin upon completion of the library’s $150,000 fund drive which began recently under the chairmanship of retired Cape May

Public Invited CAPE MAY - The public is invited to attend Sunset Parade cermonies at the Coast Guard Training Center Aug. 5 and 19. A special program will be presented for Labor Day Sept. 5, with a guest speaker The audience for Sunset Parades should be seated 20 minutes before sunset.

Bird Painting Workshop Set MIDDLE TWP. - Carved birds and wooden decoys arc a feature of almost every gift and antique shop in the Cape May County area. The Wetlands Institute is sponsoring a workshop on painting wooden birds 10 a m. - 3 p.m. Saturday. July 31 All supplies are included in the registration fee and each participant will paint a "flat" to take home Reservations can be made by calling 368-1211. Instructor for the workshop will be Tony Hillman, award winning decoy carver, painter and r author.

Coolidge Art Exhibition Set

CROWDS LIKE THIS one at last year's show are expected for annual Stone Harbor Art Show Saturday,. Aug. 7, under the tent at 80th and First Ave. Young Al Heart On Promenade

SEA ISLE CITY - The popular vocal group Young At Heart will be the featured attraction of the

Centennial Summer Concert Series 7:30 p.m Wednesday, July 28 on the Prominade at Kennedy Blvd.

STONE HARBOR Nationally acclaimed watercolorist David?'oolidgo will be on hand to greet guests at the opening of his one man show, Friday. July 30. at the William Ris Galleries here The champagne reception is 7-9:30 p.m. and will be a preview of the exhibition featuring the artist’s most refent works Well known for his rehditions of historic landmarks Shell Exhibit MIDDLE TWP Jersey Cape Shell Club will have its 9th annual exhibit a?d sale of exotic shells and shell craft at the Wetlands Institute/Stone Harbor Blvd . 10 a m -9 p.m Wednesday. Aug. 25. and Thursday. Aug 26. and 10 a m. to6 p m. Friday. Aug 27. Children under 12 will be admitted free with an adult.

and scenes of Colonial heritage. C6olidge is also proficient when depicting the soft nmiquity of the European efuntfyside and city. Born in Lincoln, Net) and raised* in' ijma. Coblidgc studied a ill at Drake University add under the apprenticeship of John Falter of Chestnut Hill. Pa. His home and studio, are now in thO Main Line suburbs of Philadelphia Photo Safari MIDDLE TWP Want to take a good nature picture’ Dr Edgar C. Bristow of Absecon MU conduct a backyard safari through the medium of color photography at the Wetlands Institute here 8:15 p.m Saturday, July * 31 For further information call 368-1211 :

lllfUjtette and Washington Sts. This is the third year the Philadelphia-based South Street Dance Co. has offered their Dance By the Sea course here. This year, students from New Jersey came to Cape May to study modern dance technique and choreography, with the final concert a culmination of the month’s study.

businessman Samuel Kahn. In addition to financing the construction cost, the money derived from the fund drive will be used to retire an $86,000 bond anticipation note used to purchase the new library building and the future purchase of needed library equipment. Kahn has recruited volunteers for personal solicitation of city residents and businesses and will seek donations through a major mail solicitation program of year, round and summer residents. Persons wishing to aid in the library fund drive should call Mrs. Elwell at 884-3305. GOP Clambake PETERSBURG - The Upper Township Club will hold its annual Clambake 1-6 p.m Sunday, Aug. 1, according to chairman Jerry Livingston. Proceeds will benefit the club’s building fund. The club is constructing 10 new tables for the picnic area adjacent to the club house on Sunset Road in time for the clambake. Tickets are available from any club member, or at the door thb day of the clambake. Mini-concert By Organist CAPE MAY — Organist Lillian Thomas of West Cape May will present a •program of "Familiar Classics" and "Songs of Faith" 4 frxn. Tuesday. Aug. 3, in the 1 mini-Concert series at the First Presbyterian Church Hughes and Decatur Sts. Mrs. Thomas has been a member of the church for 15 years, sings in the choir, and has played the church organ for 10 years. She attended the University of Illinois and has studied piano and organ.

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