Herald & Lantern 22 August '84 dining & entertainment -

Colonial Fair Set Sept. 8 I

DENNIS VILLE - The Dennis Township Historical Society will hold its second annual Colonial Fair and Flea Market 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sept. 8 at the old Ludlum School, Route 47 here. Along with the usual flea market fare there will be crafts people demonstrating their talents. These will include Bill Brown with his cannons showing how gum were made during the Civil War period. Festival Planned CAPE MAY - The se- , cond annual Seafood '"Festival, sponsored by the Greater Cape May Chamber of Commerce, will be held Sept. 7, 8, 9. Purposes of the festival are: to recognize the importance of the commercial fishing industry in Cape May, which is the largest fishing port in the MidAtlantic Region. Second, to memorialize commercial fishermen who have lost their lives at sea. THIRD, to provide emergency funding to families of commercial fishermen when tragedy occurs. f Fourth, t,o attract tourists to Cape May and expose them to the fishing resources available. Because of the success of last year's event, the chamber wa&obLe to provide emergency funding to families of the crewmen who lo6t their lives in the sinking of the Liberty. establish a 4-H Marine club for children; produce a hand carved sign to be placed as a permanent memorial to fishermen lost at sea, and publicize Cape May's seafood reputation throughout the East Coast.

Margaret Robinson will show quilting skills, Bev Henry will demonstrate weaving while Don Henry will show how a potter's wheel, is used. Denise Sissan" will be spinning wool to be used in Bev's weaving. RUTH FISHER will show rug-braiding, one of the first forms of recycling. Alice Belanger will demonstrate stencilling, an art form used for many years in the decora .tion of walls, floors and furniture. Fun games and food will be provided by the Lohnes family. Anyone interested Kitchen Tour SWAINTON - A special tour entitled "The Colonial Kitchen in 1700 at the New Jersey Shore/" was scheduled for 10:3b a m. today at Learning's Run Gardens and Colonial Farm, Route 9 For information call 465-5871

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Next week's menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project tar the Elderly Aug. 27: Barbequed chicken, buttered rice, broccoli, canned sliced peaches, peanut butter cookie. Aug. 28: Veal patty w/brown gravy, cream style corn, peas, lemon crust pie. Aug. 29: Cheese ravioli w/meat sauce, Parmesan cheese, tossed salas/creamy Italian dressing, fresh pear Aug. 30: Ham steak Hawaiian, canned sweet potatoes, green beans, fresh nectarine, corn muffin. Aug. 31: Batter-dipped oven-fried fish filet, Tartar 7 sauce, peas and carrots, scalloped potatoes, chocolate cake/ white icing. All meals are accompanied by bread, margarine, coffee, tea, or milk. Snacks, delivered with mobile meals to the homebound, are: Aug. 27: Ham sandwich, cole slaw, orange, milk Aug. 28: Swiss cheese sandwich, applesauce, milk*f Aug. 29: Luncheon meat sandwich^ fresh peach, milk. Aug. 30: Sliced turkey sandwich , pickled beet/onion salad, apple, milk. Aug. 31 : Two hard boiled eggs, tomato/lettuce mayonnaise, crackers, fresh plums, milk. For information on the program, call 886-1158.

in obtaining table space — , craft or flea market — call I 861-2862. Rain date is Sun- " day, Sept. 9. J Antique Car Show Slated I COLD SPRING - Antique car enthusiasts will f want to be at Historic Cold | Spring Village Sunday, when over 20 cars from the i South Jersey area will be on display on the Village green. These cars range in age from the Model T of Henry Ford to the Oldsmobiie of the 1950 s The owners will accompany their cars to answer any questions concerning the care and restoration of antique cars. The show will run 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday For more information and directions to the village on Seashore Road, call 884-1811.

400 BROADWAY at CONGRESS ST. Tfcd CAPE MAY, N.J. serving dinner every evening 6 to 10:30 for reservations, 884-0400^^^ T7w Swallowa I* now otfarlng a Thaatar Goon Spoctot. Upon roquoMt, p* front may racaiva comptamantary tick m ft to a WkfAtlantic Stata Show with an marly dlnnor stating 6-6:30 p.m. Blood donors save lines. American In Cape May Court House, call 465-738S RedCrQ68

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