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League Shows Films on China

CAPE MAY - Films on China will be the program for the free film evening 8 p.m. Saturday, June 18, at the County Art League, 1050 Washington St. The Ancient Chinese by Julian Bryan is a vivid and dramatic presentation of ancient China's history through its art, writing and technology. It portrays the Chinese people as a reflec-

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Sky July 14 WILDWOOD - The July 4th evening sky will be ablaze with fireworks off the Wildwood Beach, ac cording to Vic DiSylvester, Chairman of The Wildwood Tourism Development Council. The fireworks display will be in the vicinity of Schellenger Ave at 9 p m The tourism development council is sponsoring the' event for the Wildwoods The Wildwood tourism council consists of DiSylvester. Edward Herman. Robert Bowman, Joseph Salerno, and Harry Karavan

tive and philosophical people. For the film The Forbidden City, the Peoples' Republic of China invited NBC to record the preceless treasures of Peking’s Forbidden City, the home of Chinese emperors for nearly 500 years. The film achieves a happy blend of past and present as the camera shares a visit with a Peking family. THESE FILMS on China provide another insight to Chinese' art which is featured at the League during the month of June. Throughout June Frances Johnson's impressionistic watercolors of Asian scenes will be on exhibit in the League gallery. The week following Uie film presentation, at 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 22. Robert Bruce, of Cape May, world traveler, lecturer, and university instructor who had spent some years with the British Foreign Office, will speak on "The Theory and Prac ticc of Chinese Painting." For further information call the league at 884-8628 between tl a m and 4 p m Tuesdays through Saturdays. 10 and 3 Sundays.

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Antique Show COLD SPRING - Victorian articles and furniture will be a highlight of the Cold Spring Antique Show, featuring 25 dealers from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, at Historic Cold Spring Village Satur day and Sunday Antique wicker, decoys, classic furniture and porcelain will be available at the Village Green next door to the Old Grange Restaurant The village is open 10 a m to 5 p.m daily and offers crafts demonstrations and shops in fifteen I8th and I9th century buildings, farm wagon tours and an animal petting pen Colonial and American foods are available

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Convenes Eleven members of the Jersey Cape Colony. Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of New Jersey, attended a TriState Luncheon Meeting of the Mayflower Society May 21. at the Bellevue-Strat-ford Hotel, Phila The meeting, sponsored by New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware Societies, was to honor the Govfernor-General of the National Society of Mayflower Descendants, Dwight E. Twist of California Members of the Jersey Cape Colony who attended the luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. S. Henry Vance, Mrs. Alice Teal, Mrs. James Bouton, Mr. and Mrs Lewis Taylor, Mr and Mrs Winfield S Weer, Mi. and Mrs. John Engle, and Robert Tatem

Coloring Winners

CAPE MAY - Winner in the County American Legion Coloring Contest was Shannon K. McKittrick of Upper Township Middle School, sponsored by Post 239 of Tuckahoe. Other winners, announced by County Commander Jean Berger, were: Second. Steven Mogck,

Star of the Sea School, Cape May, sponsored by Post 193, Cape May; Third, Cinder Aller, Intermediate School, Ocean City, sponsored by Post 137. The winning picture has been sent to Trenton for judging against entries from throughout the state.

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