//■ * Herald & Lantern 8 August '84 dining & entertainment _n

Antique Show At Village

COLD SPRING - Historic Cold Spring Village will host another antique show and sale

presented by Stella Shows 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Aug. 11 and 12. Items for sale will include crystal, pressed glass, antique jewelry and clothing as well as a selection of furniture at finer antique shows. The Show and Sale will be held on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For the children, Joyce Reed will be conducting her Saturday Children's

> Show from noon to 2 p.m. 1 Mrs. Reed is widely known for her stories, , fairy tales and puppet shows, she has I 1 performed with theatrical _ I 1 groups on both sides of the I Atlantic. I 1 The Village is open daily I at 10 a.m. until Sept. 30 and I ) consists of The Country I Store, Old Grange I > Restaurant, and shops in I i addition to craft I 5 demonstrations. '

II TUESDAY. AUb. 14 j | "SWING i ! FREDASTAIRE |j ■GINGER ROGERS j t i i 8:15 P.M. * In the air conditioned j] I Victorian Towers ? Auditorium > l Ocean & Wastonglon Sts ! !i Caoe May THE LADY EVE (1941) j| htfNRY I I LOVE ME TONIGHT (1932)^ f; Sponsored by the £ Mid-Atlantic Center For The Arts 1- | Admission S? SO r Proceeds 90 toweds the V contmung restoration ol : me Physic* Estate : fS Accessories fL

Butterfly Featured

* WEST CAPE MAY - The Cape May Geographic Society's slide program 8:30 tomorrow evening will be on the Bog Copper Butterfly, a butterfly strictly I dependent on cranberry bog habitats found in the Pine Barrens. Lepidopterist Dr David I Wright will relate the I fascinating natural history of the Bog Copper. a__

history which can be traced to the retreat of the last Wisconsin glacier, some 10.000 years ago. The program will be held" at the West Cape May Municipal Building on Broadway. Admission is free to members of the Cape May Geographic Society. Nonmembers are invited to attend for a nominal ^donation.

| Camp Holtjs July Yule

ERMA — It was | Christmas in July for the Cape Island Campground July 28. complete with carol singing, decorations, plus a surprise visit from Santa Claus— and Peter Pan. I No one is telling how the latter, in the person of Dom L. Talorico. got into the act. Santa provided each I child with a treat and took their toy lists for the real [ holiday to come. First prize. $50 site credit, went to the Vogel family, second

to the Trotters, and third to the Stark family. A caroling group rode through camp on a hayride wishing each camper a Merry Christmas. Karen Wismann. recreation director, arranged the unseasonable observance.

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80 Dealers In Antiques At Village

COLD SPRING - Eighty antiques dealers from New Jersey. New York, Connecticut. Pennsylvania. Maryland and Florida will converge to set up their wares at Cold Spring Village this weekend. The dealers will set up tailgate style all through the shaded glens of the village, bringing collections of dolls, pattern glass, quilts, oak, country and formal furniture, rugs, paintings, prints, photographs and paper collectibles such as postcards and books. j Show hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. The village is located on Seashore Road

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