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Friday, July 2. 1982 Philadelphia Inquirer 13 Mi! i 1 1 -SMiMftSAWScjiiare provides a variety of diversions every weekend this summer through Sept. 5. Local artists and crafts makers Variety, fun at NewMarket able for every tasta Various foods are also sold. Call 247-3240 to find out this weekend's fare.

demonstrate how.tfieyahe their wares and offer them for sale. You'll find a wide array of jewelry and wood and leather goods avail Playhouse. Mountainhome. 7 17-595-7456. Today Sat.

SOUTH PACIFIC Musical drama. Ritz Company Playhouse. 512 Keystone St. Hawley. 717-226-3797.

Fri-Sun. Opens today. To 7 18. flaaa I lam Rpainit THE NEW pcS lint YUU IIEHUY i over KUNG-FU Starts Today! SEE 2 ALL NEW KUNG-FU HITS Landmarks 1 wt. vSTYLt.

i a ir Uallai i i "'in i "THE MYSTERY I JP1T GOLDMAN $2.00 'TIL 1PM "GRANDMASTERS" 1 0:50 cf A FIRE A EARTH I I Her9 "JAWS OF THE DRAGON" 00 TECHNIQUES! of the PSiAGOtl 15th 4 CHtSTNO SI L07 44I3 -a. BUSHKILL FALLS Rte 209. Bushkill. 717-588-6682. Seven falls, nature trails, free picnic grounds, gift shop, art gallery, boating, fishing and more.

$2.50, 75 cents children, under 6 free. 9 a.m.-dusk daily. DUTOT MUSEUM Main St. Delaware Water Gap, 717-476-0365. Special exhibit: Chinese watercolor paintings by area artist Shou-Zhi Wang.

To 7 18. Permanent exhibit of historical artifacts and resort memorabilia from the Water Gap region. 1-5 p.m. Sats Suns. GREY TOWERS Millord, 717-296-6401.

Ancestral home on 100 acres of Gifford Pinchot, former governor and first chief of the U. S. Forestry Service, features original furnishings and treasures collected by the world-traveling conservationist. Free. 10 a.m.

-5 p.m. daily. MAGIC VALLEYWINONA 5 FALLS Rte 209, Bushkill, 717-588-9411. Amusement rides, crafts, and shows, plus nature trail along five natural waterfaHs. $7.50.

$4'serlior citizens, under 4 free. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. daily. To 96. POCONO INDIAN MUSEUM Rte 209.

Bushkill, 717-588-9338. Displays of ancient artifacts, weapons and tools form chronological commentary on life among the Delaware Indians from prehistoric times to the period Of contact with Europeans. $2. $1 children, under 6 free 9 a -7 p.m. daily.

QUIET VALLEY FARM MUSEUM Rte 209. Stroudsburg, 717-992-6161. Guided tours ol "living history" farm household tasks, animal husbandry, crafts and other aspects of life on typical 18th-century family farm. $3.50. $2 children.

9:30 a.m. p.m. Mon-Sat. p.m. Sun.

To 9 1. 4 ri Maa ikaMaaaAAafMMaMarffaflit II DO Qt woOB we ffWK P-l i Nightlife THE MOST HOHRiFYiil'G ACT EVER COMMITTED OFJ MOVIE SCREEN BLUE NOTE INN Rte 61 1. Delaware Water Gap. 717-476-0105. Sun, Jerry Harris and Mark Hamza.

To 91. BOTTOM OF THE FOX Rte 61 1. Delaware Water Gap, 717-476-0407. Tonight, Exchange. DEER HEAD INN Rte 611.

Delaware Water Gap. 717-476-9618. Every Fri Sat, jazz pianist John Coates. To 9 1. MT AIRY LODGE Ml Pocono.

717-839-8811. Tonight, Nelson Sardelli. Sat, Sergio Franchi. Sun. Corbett Monica House band King Henry and the American Showband performs before and after each headlines No cover or minimum: reservations suggested.

PENN HILLS RESORT 191 447, Analomink. 717-421-6464. Tonight, show band Tradition and singer Joe Colarusso. Sat, dance band Autumn, oldies show and IS ONLY TtlE 11 pJj wft ill M' AV 2637 comedian Halph Pope. Sun.

show band Freeman Sweeney and comedian Ben Perri. No cover or minimum. POCMONT LODGE Off Rte 209, Bushkill, 717-588-6671. Tonight. Ann Dawson and Bobby Shields.

Sat, Earl Dante and Jimmy Nelson. Sun, Tina Robin and Mark Anderson. AH headliners accompanied by the Pocmont Orchestra POCONO GARDENS LODGE Mt Pocono. 717-839-8811. Tonight.

Vic Arnell. Sat. Tony Darrow and Donna Cellini. Sun. Allan Shane.

House band Lexington performs before and after each headliner No cover or minimum: reservations suagosted. ROTTEN ROBERT'S SALOON Rte 390 Blooming Grove Rd. Hawley. 717-226-2631. Tonight.

John Herald Band. Sat Sun. Hard Ridin'. SHERATON POCONO INN 1220 Main St. Stroudsburg.

717-424-1930. Tonight Sat. Shelly Jacobs Show. Sun Mon, Big Red. Barry Allen Productions Presents "FUNERAL HOME" suiring KAY rlAWTKY and LESLEH DOMALDSOM special outst sta.

BARRY MORSE reatunng HARVEY ATKin Execudw Producer BARRY ALLEH Produced and Directed by WILLIAM RUET Associate Producer PATRICK DOYLE Written by IDA MELSON Director of Photography MARK IRWIN Musk Composed and Conducted by JERRY FIELDING tditor RALPH BRUNJES C.E.E. MIST NIC Tie -39- Produced with the participation of the Canadian film Development Corporation An MPM Release -V GOLDMAN $2.00 TIL 1 PM 'FUNERAL HOME" 1 Ms. 45" 12-00-3: I ISIht CHESTNUT SI LQ? I3 Live Rated Nude Show 11 SMHttM. llva Mud Or doing N.V. atyta burtaaqua.

Cotttmou atoaw from 12 noon to 11 midnight daKy. Fri. Sal. 'M :30 AM. Adurta only.

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