CAPE MAY COUNTY MAGAZINE 24 AUGUST '83

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Festival Adds Cape Attractions

STONE HARBOR - Four more elements have been added to the multiple events of the New Jersey Wings ’n Water Festival Sept. 17 and 18. The festival is a benefit for the Wetlands Institute, dedicated to public understanding of and concern for coastal life and environment. The additional historical and natural features are: The Hereford Inlet Lighthouse, Cold Spring Village maritime crafts demonstrations, the Cohansick Zoo at Bridgeton and Wheaton Village glass museum and crafts display. The Hereford Inlet Lighthouse, situated in North Wildwood, will be open to the public Satur-

day, Sept. 17. The light, which began operation in May 1874, was moved west by 150 ft. after a severe storm in 1914. In 1964, an automatic iron light tower was built at the site and replaced the old light and i(s keeper. BOARDED irp for two decades, the lighthouse was re-opened on a parttime basis this summer through the efforts and donations of concerned citizens led by Mayor Anthony Catanoso and his wife Phyllis. The city of North Wildwood plans to restore the building and expand it to include an art gallery, museum and an information bureau. Historic Cold Spring Village will demonstrate fish v drying, oyster shell

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grinding, which was done by hand in an ingenious contraption, and other maritime crafts such as net mending. The village will be open both days of the festival. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Cohansick Zoo at Bridgeton, in Cumberland County, presents live animals from four continents. More than 24 species are viewable in a natural 1,100 acre park. Twenty different kinds of waterfowl live in the zoo waterways. It is open both days of the festival. At Millville, also in Cumberland County, Wheaton Village will present a Crafts and Trades Row opening a variety of tidal marsh trades such as boat-building, fisheries, market gunning, trapping and decoy carving. A glass museum with blowing demonstrations at the core of the complex is also open I both days of the September festival. For further information the 32 events to be held in 11 localities for the Wings 'n Water Festival, write the Westlands Institute, Stone Harbor Blvd., Stone Harbor 08247, or phone 368-1211.

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