Lecture Series at Library

COURT HOUSE - The County Historical Society’s fall lecture series will begin Oct. 6 with Kitty Appleyard of Bargaintown. who will lead a discussion on miniatures. Her collection of miniature antique furniture will be on display. Jerry MacDonald of Wildwood Crest is the speaker Nov. 3 on his study of the development of the railroads from the 1850s to the 1970s. He will highlight the rivalry between the West Jersey and Seashore

8 p.m. in the

downstairs meeting room at the County Library, Mechanic St. Tickets will be sold at the door and are Available at the museum.

Railroad and the Atlantic x will begin at City Railroad. There will ' Wednesdays

be a % display of railroad hardware. MacDonald is a member of the Greater Wildwood Model Railroad

Club.

Alice Belanger, a lifelong resident of Dennisville, concludes the series Dec. 1. She will trace Historic Dennisville from its purchase by the Ludlam Brothers in 1726 until the

1900's.

All lectures are on Wednesday evenings and

Events Set By College

POMONA — Jannifer Muller and The Works, the New York City-based company whose recent international tours have won new modern dance audiences in Europe and South America, will open the 1982 dance season at Stockton State College with a onenight performance 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25. Other coming events at Stockton are: THE OPENING of the Distinguished Lecturer

Series 8:15 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 30, by Dr. Roger Molander, anti-nuclear war activist and founder of Ground Zero. He is a former membr of the Na tional Security Council. Th« AAUW/Stockton Children's Theatre kicks • off its season 1:30 and 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 3, with puppeteer Marshall Izen. He will present The Sorcerer's Apprentice and Other Magical Tales, employing various sorts of puppets.

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Birds Focus Of Lectures CAPE MAY POINT - The second of a series of lectures sponsored by the Cape May ' Bird Observatory will be given 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, with Sid Guthreaux and Paul Kerlinger of the State University of New York speaking on The Use of Radar in Raptor Migration Studies. Other lectures in the series, to be presented in the Fire Hall on Yale Ave., are: Sltkagl Spring by Peter Dunne of the observatory, .Oct. 16, and The Wondrouk All American Laughing Gull by Dr. Penny Bernstein, Stockton State College, Oct. 16. Admission is free, with a donation to CMBO requested. Toe-tapping For The Tulips CAPE MAY — Captain Mey's big band dance party will be held 8 p.m.-l a.m. Friday, Sept. 24, at Our Lady Star of the Sea parish hall, with The Serenaders providing the music. The event is a fund raiser for the city’s second annual tulip festival. For tickets and information call 884-7V93. Dems Picnic UPPER TOWNSHIP - Members of the. Upper Township Democrat Club thank all of the families who attended their fifth annual picnic Labor Day at the B. L. England Recreation Center in Beesley's Point. Ms. Shirley Battersby, chairperson, said that the new concept suggesting that families bring their own picnic lunch was very well received by the more than 125 attending. Ways To Learn About Shells MIDDLE TWP. Larry Strange, professor of Marine Biology at Montgomery County College, will be the speaker at the Jersey Cape Shell Club, 8 p.m. Monday Oct. 4, at the Wetlands Institute, Stone Harbor Blvd. Shell classes will start 7:30 p.m. prior to the meeting, for the purpose of learning everything about

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The Shell Club will conduct a Shell Safari 1:45 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 2, meeting at the north end of Reeds Beach (off Rt. 47). Letty Parks, president, will be instructing the group in comparing Bay Shells to Ocean Shells. In case of rain the Safari is cancelled. School Meals STONE HARBOR - Free and reduced price meals will be available this year for pupils at the borough elementary school, 93rd and Third Ave. Income limits range from $6,080 for a family of one to $28,600 for a family of eight.

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