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Dissatisfied with festival & mayor
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Mite's note: TWs is * reason for stopping the card Relations mis morning they them to get Information
copy of a letter to Mayor waders and physics wa» informed me that the chit about their reUgjon. Stress
NtoasTrofa. because they would be dren'i games and stories religion. That's ill it was. If
^ \ « m " - t« , in «*«tfns «« addlBonal fee vvere on Eriday. My daugh- a Caftolic priest or a Mem-
1 S* I?* 8 !^ taS services almgwlm to attends school fill Sj^odist pastor wanted to
?^ti,M r^3 *e one-doUar admission as do most ehttdnm^it speak, would you have
Happenings at the Ocean City
Community and Cultural Center
17th and Simpson Avenue
( Am Center • Museum • Library )
399-7628 399-1801 399-2434
with what 1 found/S S^SJOSSt ««1^*»* very hard tortny children stand What we we. should don', not under- fear,.
ing on the city's part. to attend oniwday. instead we ihould open up
„«„,--. After attending on Satur- I feel Saturday would our minds and leam about
f, 'SSwMSS day l fcel*«l was false have been the bette choice, all things. Then.m.vbe
and I attended the^festival advertUng „ ftere ^ The children are off from mere would be a little less
on Oct. 26. We arrived at _ sta^2j apple j ^ ^ooi ^ Saturday and conflict in it. What we perapprowmately
noon. 1 had bta' w^es. Iso Ae most mothers do not work sohally believe in we
already taown tta« wouW ^ ^ wtfe mere ^ ^ m y^j j^y My daughter should not by to make othcharging
for their services, was very disappointed; she ere feel the same.
The eraft tables and kept asBng me if we could Iveryone has Ae right to
•Richard Shulmim, H NOV. 8 RECEPTION
WILL OPEN EXHIBfT
with what I fo,
An exhibit of Ae works of
should I say what 1 didn't
area artist Barbara Har-
flndttitre,
berger at the Arts Center
during November will open
with a reception 7 to 9 p.m.
tomorrow, Nov. 8.
The paintings have most
recently been on exhibit in a
be no witches or card read-
one-woman show at the
ers, etc, to attendaycfe^flut,
Westby Art Gallery at
my daughter had ^nought
Glassboro State College.. .
home a flyer from Ae primary
school stating
who leave, as there wasn't any- leam about all things, y Aen A graduate of Ae Phila-
sold his music on cassette Alng for her to do.
key
"storytellers and apple bob-
choose
is
mind.
what to have Aey wUL an open The delphia College of Art and
Ae School of Ae Art tasti-
tapes, were charging addi- Also In regards to Ae
Bonnie G.Laeey tute of Chicago, Harberger
Honal money. witches, I fcel flat you-kind
Ocean City has received a number of
When is Ae difference of stepped cm and bruised
iunamereona«uraay, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 0 ^ Aeir constitutional rights,
awards including the 1990
You [are quoted in Ae JJJ^, -fteedoai of speech.-
New Jersey Art Educators
newspaper as saying] Ae whefl f caUed pubU(. i neflfiy had to beg one of
as Artiste Exhibit at Qassboro,
the United Jersey
Bank Award, NJEA Recognition
Award and second
More
place in Ae IMS New Jer-
opinions sey Art Educators as Artiste
Exhibit, also at Glassboro.
on pages Harberger also received a
grant from the New Jersey
B4-5
State Council on the Arts in
1981-82.
Her exhibit will close
Dec. I.
Pier rule
DEC. 6 BEGINS HOLIDAY
FESTIVAL OF CRAFTS
should be
The Arts Cento
enforced
Editor, Sentinel-Ledger:
As a friend of the Pops, I
am glad someone had the
nerve to say what is happening
at the Music Her,
Jeff Whitaker LisaMishler
In Ae summer when It Is
90 degrees, we aren't
allowed to have drinks
inside. I can go along with
that, but when etiier func-
NewsCenter
tions are allowed to have
food and drinks, it seems to
be a double standard.
If Ae rule is no food or
at Six
drinks at any time inside
the Music Her, it should
apply to all functions not
just some of them.
South Jersey's HBC Station
Mary UAntonio
Ocean City
1 days.
Crafts will include pottery,
jewelry, glass, wood
and more.
Call 399-7628 with questions.
BUS TRIP NOV. SO
The Arts Center will
sponsor a bus trip to New
York City Wednesday,
Nov.20.
Call Ae cento, MMtOB,
for details.
vmmoNTwo
MEETS AGAIN NOV. 20
The writing group,
"Write on Two,
will host
a holiday festival of crafts
Dec. 6-29 In Ae gallery.
Hours will be 14 pjn,
Sundays, 9 am. to 5 p.m,
weekdays, 7-9 p«. Mondays
through Thursdays
and 9 aj». to 4 pjn. Satur-
r wreckage, presented to Ae terms were five new trustmuseum
by the executors of eesi Winnie Oldfield. Herb
the estate of Marion Lake Godfrey, Joan Dice, Miml
Sow, is currently being Lyness and Shirley Bjorkoffered.
Ross was one of Ae lund.
museum's founders and
until her deaA in December COUPON BOOKLETS
1990 was the last eye-wit- BENEFrr MUSEUM
ness to Ae wreck sBll living Bntertainment "92 ooupctt.
in Ocean Ciry. books, to be sold to beneff'
A gift shop features the museum, are now availantiques
and collectibles, oble at a cost of $35. Telebooks
and games for chilphone 399-1801 to reserve a
dren, sweatshirts and book copy.
bags with the Smda logo A list of the establish*
and books on Ocean City merits included to Ae book-
history.
let is available for review at
Admission is free, but the museum,
donations are greatly
wm meet
The coupons in Ae books
appreciated.
again 7 pjn, Nov. 20 at the
may be used immediately^
Arts Center.
CLEVENGER GLASS
Other sessions are sched-
SINDIA DAY
ONDliPUY.WBiALI
uled 10 im Dec. 4 and 7IS
SET DEC. 15
The museum Is featuring
p.m. Dec. 18.
In commemoration of the _ a __^_ display of antique ,__.„__.__ glass
No fee is charged. Call annual Sindia Day, y the manufiurtured ta SeuAJer-
399-762$ or 89&0186 with museum will hold an open Clevenger Brothers
questions.
house noon to 5 pjm. SSun-
of* ^ytpn Aat has just
day, Dec, 15 with refresh. j^K^ukid.
merits and entertainment.
MUSEUM RECALLS
A« assortment of s^ies
The annual house tour Is
RESORT OF YESTERDAY
and colors is also
also planned mat day. offered for sale at tti
The Historical Museum,
museum Aat may be
open 10 a.m. to 4 PAL Mandays
through Fridays, and 1
OFFICERS ELECTED interest to collectors.
to 4 pjn. Saturdays, offers
AT ANNUAL MEETING STORY HOUR RETURNS
exhibits of interest to aU Gene Lyness was elected TO SATURDAYS
ages: furniture and furnish- as Ae new museum presl-/ Children ages 4 to 6 are
ings reminiscent of Ocean dent and Helen Kroesser as invited to attend an hour-
dry's early days, photovice president at the muse- long story hour at the Free
giapns ana arancte tram urn's annual meeting Oct. Public Library 1030 am,
the shipwrecked Sindia, 29, Saturdays. The children will
dolls, needlework, decoys Lyness takes over for Bob meet in Ae library's Headand
a display of local birds. Marts, who served as presl- ley meeting room. All pr