Calendar (From Page 21) Cape May. (info a8**>2*) * Whralon Village (irand ChrMntas Exhibition. Nov. S? Jan 2. daify 10 to 5. closed Christmas & New Year’s Day. Wheaton-Village. Millville. N.'J.. 82.V6800 Tintypes, musical revue. Sputh Jertey Regional Attn. Clubs & Organizations! Capt’n Ahab's ts NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS F^)R CHRISTMAS PARTIES

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Theatre. Gateway Playhouse, Bay A've., Somers Point (info 653-0553), Dec. 1-19. "Aquaculture: A World View of Seafarming," produced by Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, “at Cumberland County College Library. Vineland, (info 691-0600, ext. 261); to Dec. 3. Indoor Soccer. Jersey Cape Racquet Club, all ages welcome to participato, information by calling 465-7411 or 967-4342 Story Time, with Mrs. Beatrice Gibbs, for 3 to 5 yr. olds, every Tuesday, N. Wildwood Community Ctr, 900 Central Ave., 10 a.m. Story Hour* with Grandma Otton, Wednesdays at 10:30 a m,. Stone Harbor libra 17 Story Hours, Recreation Center, Wildwood, Tuesdays 10:30 a.m.; Avalon library, ^ p.m. Fridays; County Library, Mechanics St., CM Court House, t0:30 a.m. Thursday. . No. Wildwood recreation programs, volleybLl, aerobic dancing, pre-school story tellings, exercise, f 4-H, rifle club, other activities. For information call 522-2955. On the Road Again, club, for singles, divorced; widowed or widowers, 1st & 3rd Sunday/ The Hut, Oak Ave., Wildwood, (info 399-5446 or 386-6648),

Bowling for CM County seniors, meets every Tuesday * Friday at 12:45 p.m. (information^729-2095), Wildwood Bowling Lanes, Oak & N.J. Ave. Hedge Garden (topiary, artistry), Fishing Creek Rd v between Breakwater & Bayshore Rds. Lower Twp., open daily til dusk. p Branch Has Holiday Air

VILLAS - Get that Christmasy feeling by attending one or more of the holiday programs scheduled at the Lower Cape branch of the County Library during December. Tomorrow, Thursday, Dec. 9 at 3:45 a group of outer space visitors who strangely resemble the three wise men looking for the meaning of Christmas

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Swedish Yule Open House

COURTHOUSE - "God Jul” or Merry Christmas in Swedish from the County Museum! The museum, in the John Holmes House, is sponsoring Christmas in Sweden at its Open House 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 12. Eva Johansson, an exchange student from Stockholm, Sweden, will demonstrate how to make, paper ornaments for the tree and tell about her country and its customs. TWO SPECIAL winter exhibits have been set up. Dresses, coats and fur muffs 1 will be on display throughout the house. The'kc beautiful winter garments date from the 1860's to the'1920’s. Also on display will be several pairs of antique ice skates. Some of these melalskates have unusual blades. Hot spiced punch, pepparkakor or^ingcr cookies, cardamom cake, and spritz will be a few of

Society Needs Home

SEA ISLE CITY - The City Historical Society, which grew out of this year’s centennial celebration, is looking for a home. Specifically, the society needs a place for display and storage of the pictures, artifacts and memorabilia collected for the dentenniai. WANTED IS an old hous$ or a storefront location for at least a two-year lease with renewal options until a permanent home can be found. The society is setting up a non-profit corporation, in cooperation with the city, establishing an open public membership, a board of trustees and elected officers to operate a museum. Anyone having such a location is asked to contact Richard C. Alliger, public relations director, at City Hall.

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will appear in the Cosmic Christmas, an animated film. • CHRISTMAS STORIES and crafts are planned for 10:30 a.m. Dec. 14 and the hour-long animated film Rudolf The Red Nosed Reindeer is scheduled for 3:45 £.m., Thursday Dec. 16. Stories and a film about The Great Santa Claus Caper will be presented 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 21. The popular firm version of Dr. Seuss’s Cat In The Hat and more holiday stories are scheduled for 10:30 a.m., Dec. 28.

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