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I Old House 'Tour On I For July Weekend

CAPE MAY - The Coun- > ty Art League's 36th Annual Old House Tour will [ take place 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. [ Saturday and Surfday. July \ Hand 15th. Saturday's tour [ will feature Upper Cape f May County and Sunday's [ tour will be the Greater t Cape May area. [ Tickets are now on sale [ at the Art League. For ad | vance sales write the Cape [ May County League. 1050 [ Washington St.. Cape May. 08204 or call 884-8628. The tour is entirely selfconducted, participants traveling at their own pace Buses will be available, by reservation only, for the Saturday tour, and will leave the Art League grounds at 9 a.m. Bus reservations must be made by Monday, July 9. THIS YEAR'S tour will feature the traditional stops at the Seaville Methodist*Church in Dennisville, The Nathaniel \Holmes House in DenniisjVille, the Old Court HfRise in Cape May Court House and the Mainstay & - the Abbey in Cape May. Saturday's tour will also feature for the first time The Hereford Inlet' Lighthouse, The Christmas Present House and the Taylor-Drewes House. All three are in North Wildwood. This is the first time that any house in Wildwoods has been a part of the Old House Tour. The Taylor-Drewes House, circa 1875. was one of the first homes built in the Anglesea area The house features all of its original woodwork, floors and some of the furniture. The first owners, the Taylors, were farmers and fishermen. The second owner. Charles Drews, used it as a summer homes Its present owners are Dr and Mrs. Lawrence Brown. THE CHRISTMAS Pre sent House is 100 years old and was originally located on Spruce Street. The house has not been changed except to lower the ceilings downstair^, remove two closets and add a handicap

ramp The original fireplaces are still in working condition The Hereford Inlet Lighthouse, circa 1849. has been listed in .the National Register of Historic Places since September 20. 1977 In 1849 a Life-Saving Sta tion was started at Hereford Inlet, but the lighthouse was not erected until May 11. 1874. The lighthouse was in use until 1904, when it was boarded over. Mayor Anthony Catanoso .worked for two decades to reclaim the lighthouse from the state and on September 2. 1982 a lease was signed passing the landmark to the citizens of North Wildwood. Full restoration was done to the building and it was formally opened to the public Future plans for the lighthouse are to make it operational once again One of the features on the Old House Tour is that participants are encouraged to travel at their own pace The tour, while a study of the past for architecture and history buffs, is also a learning experience for 'anyone who is contemplating or in the pro cess of renovating an old house. The owners are available at each stop to answer questions. Art Exhibit STONE HARBOR - An exhibition of watercolors by Pearl Slobodian will be held at the William Ris Gallery. 98th and Second Avenue. Friday. July 5. through July 25.

FEEL LIKE A MILLION BUCKS EACH MORNING WITH CAPE MAY'S FIRST BIKE & BREAKFAST Rent a bike at any of the bike rentals fisted below* and enjoy a biker's breakfast at the for only Just think of it Any6ven fresh croissant, served with Canadian bacon farm fresh egg. topped with melted cheese iuice & coffee WHAT A WAY TO START YOUR DA Y! * Lets Rent A Bike Cape Island Mall Ktft ML Beach & Howard fiXa* ■|| 'Village Bicycle Shoppe HP 7 I 2 Victorian Village Plaza - iff (Corner Ocean t Wash. St.) ^ .

Featuring in June — Surf or Turf Specials Full 5-Course Combination Seafood or Full Cut Prime Rib Dinner Includes: Clam Chowder, House Salad/ Appetfz/r. 3 Fresh Vegetables, Dessert. / j Beverage, Relish Tray, Homemade Rolls Just $ 13.95 I ' Served Nightly Except Saturday ' Doug Williams For Your Dancing & Dining Pleasure | Reservations Accepted (609) 884-343 1 | ; Located in the 1 1 J/htytuf ') ' Inn on the Beach — For All Seasons Between Ocean and IX-catur on Beach Drive Hist one Cape May. NJ s-fYwLj1