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Summer Sampler Film Series Set

CAPE MAY - The summer sampler film series, a variety for the whole family, will be presented by the Cape May County Art League Sunday evenings in July and August in the Carriage House on the Physick Estate on Washington Street. Children's programs will begin at 6:30 p.m. and the Village Features Rifle Co. COLD SPRING - Only ihe courageous should be at Historic Cold Spring Village when it is invaded by the Daniel Morgan Rifle Co. on Saturday and Sunday for a weekend encampment. Visitors are warned to be prepared for the robbery of the Country Store, skirmishes as well as the military drills that will occur throughout the weekend. Armed with their trusty Brown Bess muskets, the rifle company will arrive 10 a.m. Saturday followed by their camp followers. THESE WOMEN will be demonstrating the skills involved with cooking over an open fire and other necessities of 18th Century life. Historic Cold Spring Village is located at 735 Seashore Road. A second entrance is located on Rt. 9. 1.3 miles north of the end of the Garden State Parkway. For more information, call 884-1810. Aid Sought For Parade WILDWOOD - The city's 76th annual Baby Parade is scheduled for Aug. 21 on the Boardwalk. To finance the event, the Wildwood Chamber of Commerce is soliciting contributions from members and other city businessmen to "help build the parade back to the world-famed event it was". GRAHAM'S Delicatessen Features Quality: • cold Cuts • Domestic & imported Cheeses • Fresh Salads • Ginsburg's Baked Goods • Dell Sandwiches ^ TO ' FAMOUS I VSA \ HOAGIES 1

others at 7:30 p.m. Offerings include: July 6: "Kid's Art", featuring Debbie Eastwood introducing her workshop on children's art. Films include: Harold and the Purple Crayon, Norman The Doorman, The Purple Turtle, Little Blue and Little Yellow, and Isabella and the Magic Brush, (children and interested grown-ups) JULY 13: "Grown-Ups" Art". Introduced by local artist and Art League president. Alice Steer Wilson. Films include: Memories of Monet. Mary Cassatt: Impressionist from Philadelphia, and In Open Air: The American Impressionists, (grownups) July 20: "Grandparents' Art". Films include: Close Harmony, Grandma Moses, and Love It Like A Fool: A Film About Malvina Reynolds, (grownups and interested children) July 27: "Film Art", Featuring Janice Wilson introducing filmmaking techniques for the artist hobbyist in a workshop scheduled Monday. Attention, Sand Sculptors! Films include: Claymation: Documentary on TechniA Traveling Info. Center? NORTH WILDWOOD - Got a complaint on this city's boardwalk? Just haul over that fellow in the converted golf cart. He's Louis Di Lodovico, boardwalk inspector of games and licenses, whose duties have been expanded to include ombudsman with direct access to the mayor's office. Di Lodovico is though to be the state's first traveling information center. He'll carry tourist information in addition to inspecting licenses and keeping an eye on trash and problem areas.

que. Gay: The Origin of Species, Closed Monday. Flutterbye, The Fl^y Canon, and Frank Film, (grown-ups and interested children) Aug. 3: Beasts and Wizards. Films include: Ferdinand The Bull, The Dragon's Tear, Bearskin. Goliath, and Wizard, (children) AUG. 17 : Animal Friends. Films include: The Foolish Frog, Dogs, Cats and Rabbits. Dick Whittington and His Cat,

and The Cat In The Hat. (children) y Aug. 24: Summer Play. Films include: The Swimming Pool, The Red Balloon, and The Golden Fish, (children) Aug. 31: Working Together. Films include. The Tortoise And The Hare. The Grasshopper And The Ants, Toolbox Ballet, The three Little Pigs, The Little Engine That Could, The Lion And The Mouse and Lend A Paw. (children)

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