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COURT HOUSE - The County Library will ha*/e its Second Annnal “Medieval Fair" Saturday. Feb. 11 noon to 4 p.m. Hie local Society for Creative Anachronism will stage the demonstration for all those who yearn foF the chivalrous days of yore. Sword fighting and the making andor wearing of armor, helmets-, chain mail, swords and shields along with-safety guidelines will be explained. Fencing as done during the Medieval and Cavalier periods will be demonstrated. Fencing with two weapons, chain gauntlets, buckler and dag-

ger are all variations of Medieval fencing. ^ Maybe more important to recreating the ambieance of the middle ages are the guilds, which consist o f members learning proficiency in. costuming, weaving, embroidery, calligraphy, brewing, cooking, heraldry, chivalry singing and dance The society is for all ages The local group is called ‘The Shire of Barren Sands”, which is Next week's menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly

situated in the Eastern Kingdom in one of nine such Kingdoms in\the Known World. A King^and Queen are chosen twice a year for six-month reigns at' a Crown Tourtiament. which may be won by a Lord who has named his proposed consort or a* Lady who has named her proposed consort. (Yes, there were women * warriors - from Boudicca to Eleanor of Aquitane, so there are women warriors .in the society as well. Shire members come from various walk£ of life' but share an interest’ in a period of. history which covers 400 A.D. to 1650, the fall .of the Roman Empire to the Cavalier period, which ushered in the death' of chivalry.

AU-county Band Sets Concert

WILDWOOD - The allcounty high school band concert will be held 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16, in the Wildwood High School auditorium. The band includes outstanding instrumental students from Lower Cape May Regional. Middle Township, Oceana-City .and Wildwood High Schbols. Hie program will include “Fantasy for Band" by Frank Erickson; The Holdst Suite in E-flat for Military Band, and a medley from "Evita”. The all-county jazz ensemble also will perform.

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