dining & entertainment

Old Times Recalled at Cold Spring

COLD SPRING - Dave Miller and Bill Dempsey return to Historic Cold Spring Village for an afternoon of old time fiddle and banjo music. They will be at the village Saturday for shows at 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. on the porch of the Country Store. This is the second of three scheduled appearances of the summer, with the music of Miller and Dempsey. Sunday, the Jersey Cape

Antique Auto Club will roll into the village for an afternoon of nostalgia. At least 30 cars, some dating from the 1920's, will be on the village green with their owners, who will be more than happy to explain their hobby. Historic Cold Spring Village is at 735 Seashore Rd., just 15 minutes away from the resorts of Cape May and Wildwood. The village features 15 restored buildings which house such

crafts as a blacksmith, a weaver, a folk art and dried flower shop as well as the Country Store and Ice Cream Parlor. The Olde Grange Restaurant is open daily for lunches and is now serving dinner from 4:30. Craft Show Set in July WILDWOOD - The Sunsational Summer Craft Show will be held July 26 and 27 at Convention Hall on the Boardwalk at Burk Avenue. The show will be open 5-11 p.m. Friday, July 26, i and 10 a.m. -11 p.m. Satur- ' day. Admission to the airconditioned hall is free. Reenacting Revolution WILDWOOD CREST - As part of the continuing celebration of the borough's Diamond Jubilee — June 29 marks the 75th Anniversary of the borough's incorporation — the Egg Harbor Guard will present a program 10:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. as part of the festivities at Rambler Road and the Beach. The Egg Harbor Guard is a group of men and women dedicated to preserving the tradition of the Jersey shore at the time of the American Revolution. The I Guard^was reactivated in 1973 and is the oldest ' Revolutionary War reenactment unit in New Jersey. The program will feature a mulitia encampment complete with tentage and campfires. Demonstrations of musket firing and other military exercises will be conducted at noon and 3 p.m. Throughout the day various aspects of camp life, including cooking will be on display.

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