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Programs For Young At Library

COURT HOUSE - The next six weeks at the Cape May County Library will be v devoted to special series of * programs for youngsters. Entitled WE TELL TALES, the series will a

focus on stories that every child should know, and mo6t don't know due to the invasion of television on family life. Pre-school children will be included in the program, by specially designed story hours at the regularly scheduled times: Court House Thursday mornings at 10:30, North Wildwood Recreation Center 10 a.m. Tuesdays and Avalon Public Library Fridays at 10:30 a.m. THOSE WHOSE schedules conflict, first, second and third graders are welcomed to a special session Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. Different programs are designed for the different age groups. Parents concerned that their children know commercial jingles and not the traditional Mother Goose rhymes or that they are glued to the television and don't know the classics (ac-

tually basics) in children's literature that are referred to throughout one's life are urged to bring your * children' to this special series. The program length is approximately 45 minutes. September 20 will bring Walt Disney's "Darby O'gill and the little People" to the County Library for its first after-school program. The program is free, and recommended for all ages. The film is a liveaction Musical fantasy starring Sean Connery, Janet Munro and Albert Sharpe. All will enjoy this bit o'blarney, sure to delight anyone who's ever dreamt of following rainbows, finding pots of gold or meeting the little people. It's a turn-of-the-century story of a feisty Irishman who meets and outwits the king of the leprechauns.

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Benefit For SJRT

SQMERS POINT - "Stage Struck" will be the theme of South Jersey Regional Theatre's annual pre-season gala fundraiser be held Friday evening at the Ram's Head Inn. The title for the gala is taken from the preBroadway mysterycomedy, written by Simon Gray, that will be presented during SJRT's coming season at the Gateway Playhouse here. Quilt Contest Quilt National '85 Competition is open to all artists and contemporary quilters, with cash awards of $1,000, $500, $300, $250 and $100. Entry deadline for slides and a $15 entry fee is December 3, 1984. Forms and rules of entry are available from Quilt National '85, Box 747, Athens, OH 45701. wit

Cocktails will be served at 7 p.m., followed by dinner and dancing to the Paul Mann Orchestra at 8 p.m. For reservations phone Lillian Levy, chairman, at 653-0554. All proceeds of this event will benefit the 1984-85 theatre season. ACC to Show Classic Films MAYS LANDING - Atlantic Community College (ACC) will offer three free films during the fall semester. The movie schedule (is: 2 p.m. Saturday, Sea t. 22, "The Wizard of Or1*; 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, "Casablanca"; and 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, "Alice in Wonderland". All films will be shown in the theater of Walter Edge Hall on ACC's campus here. For additional information, call ACC's Information Services Office, a 625-1111 or 646-4950, ext. [ 217.

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Dance Set I VILLAS - The Polish ! American CTub of Cape May County will hold its | fall dance 8-12 p.m. Satur- , day, Sept. 29, at St. Ray- > mond's Hall, Bayshore Road and Ocean Avenue, r Polka and popular music r will be provided by the Jersey Express of New Brunswick. There will be a I hot buffet 7-8 p.m., plus beer and set-ups. For tickets call 522-3599, 886-4672, 465-7519, or ff 886-7918.

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