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FESTIVAL SITE — Wetlands Institute, on Stone Harbor Blvd., Stone Harbor, will offer exhibits and activities as part of benefit Wings *n Water Festival Sept. 17*18. Wings and Water

AVALON — The Fifth annual Maris Stella cocktail party will be held 5:30-8:30 ) p.m. Sunday, Sept. 25, at the church auditorium, 50th and Third Ave. Music will be provided by the Mello-Tones. A variety of hors d’oeuvres will be served, and a cash bar will be available. Tickets can be obtained by calling 96^-3875 or 976-3127

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Wetlands to Host Festival Events

STONE HARBOR - Music of the Sea, historical and environmental exhibits, children’s games, salt marsh safaris, a

nature book corner and lab tours will all be a part of the New Jersey Wings 'n Water Festival at the Wetlands Institute Sept. 17

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The Chxlfontc Pining Room A unique Dining Experience with Southern Cooking King Edward Lounge en/oy a coxy and intimate atmosphere Conccrtd by Candlelight Thursday Evenings at 8 p.m. Dinner-Concert packages available Wine Ta»ting» Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday July S-September 4 J \ Guided Tours Monday and Friday at 4:30 Pori Authority Theatre Ennemblr Weekends in Augusi

. LUNCHEON AND COCKTAILS served under the awnings overlooking the ocean noon ’til 4 p.m. DINNER AND COCKTAILS served dally 4 p.m. ’til 12 Midnight^ THE PETER SHIELDS RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED 1301 Beach Ave., Cape May

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Signature Fashion Outlet (660 Wash. St, Cape May) will he showing the new fall fashions 12 noon, every Wednesday thru mid Sept, at the Peter Shields Restaurant. Join us for lunch and see what's new! For Mormahon call 884-1913 or 884-7041.

and 18. The benefit festival will offer 32 events in 11 locations throughout Cape May and Cumberland

Counties

"Maritime New Jersey: the Economic History of the Coast” is a state exhibit featuring local artifacts or collectibles which help illustrate 300 years of coastal living in the : Southern Shore Region,

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w of the 17th century the display will feature the lifestyles of Dutch settlers, whalers, fishermen , and farmers and finally , the development of seaside resorts in the 19th century. The exhibit will be on loan for four weeks to the Wetlands Institute from the New Jersey State Museum in Trenton, and is cosponsored by the New Jersey Historical

Commission.

A LARGE TENT in front of the Institute's cedar' shake building Saturday, Sept. 17. will feature environmental exhibits by The Nature Conservancy. N.J. Raptor Association. Atlantic Audubon Society. New Jersey Department of Environmental Education, Cape/Atlantic Soil Conservation District, N.J. Dept, of Fish, Game & Wildlife, Burdette Tomlin Auxiliary, Cape May Marlin and Tuna Club and Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom television program. An information desk and book comer will be under the big

top also.

Lehigh University will provide lab tours and exhibits both Saturday and Sunday in the Wetlands’ laboratories which will show the depth of the research along the New Jersey coastline. Experiments to detect pollution, sedimentation and fish identification will be

explained.

. Salt marsh safaris will be available all weekend along the trail from the rear of the building past the Osprey’s nest to the saltwater creek. A 7-FOOT observation tower will be open both days to the public, who are invited to bring their own binoculars for raptor and marsh bird watching. The Wetlandia Museum room in the Institute building features small salt and freshwater aquariums as well as shells, bones and bird eggs labeled for identification, microscopes for observation of seaside particles and other interesting displays. The museum room will be open all

weekend

Saturday only, there will be Sea Chanteys provided

by folklore/folksinger expert Jim Albertson at 1 p.m. at festival headquarters. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., there will be a Scavenger Hunt for children. Beginning at 12:30 Fiddler Crab Races will be held (bring your own fiddler crab) and at 2:30 p.m., a Kite Flying Contest will take place on . the grounds (BYOK). , Oil Sunday, Sept. 18, a Wings Chicken Barbecue will be held in the front yard of the Wetlands Institute from noon to 3 p.m. Admission to the festival will he $2 for adults and $1 for children ages 6-12. Fashion 1 . • ' Seminar COURT HOUSE - The County Extension Service Home Economics Department, in cooperation with similar programs in Atlantic, Cumberland and Gloucester counties, will present Clotilde Yurick, lecturer and co-author of "Sew Smart with Wovens. Rnifci and Ultra SuedfeFabrics," Wednesday, Sept. 13 The three-hour seminar/demonstration will be held 10 a m-1 p.m at the David C. Wood 4-H Center, Route 50, Egg Harbor. For registration details contact the Cape May County Cooperative Extension Service Educational N Center at 465-5115.

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