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CAPE MAY – “We’re not getting all the evidence. I feel it in my bones. Unless some lucky chance comes our way, I fear that the Norwood Disappearance Case will not figure in that chronicle of our suc-cesses.” Sherlock Holmes is speaking to his loyal friend Dr. Watson. They are trying desperately to prove that a young lawyer did not com-mit murder, while Inspec-tor Lestrade of Scotland Yard is convinced of it.

Step back in time, on Fri., Nov. 4 and Sat., Nov. 5 at 8:00 p.m., when the award-winning Equity professional East Lynne Theater Company presents Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Sherlock Holmes’ Ad-venture of the Norwood Builder” in the style of a radio broadcast, complete with live sound effects and commercials, just like the

East Lynne Theater Company Presents ‘Sherlock Holmes’ Adventure of the Norwood Builder’

Sherlock Holmes’ radio se-ries on NBC that premiered in 1930. Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth, who re-cently adapted the works of Dorothy Parker for ELTC, wrote the script.

Lee O’Connor is once more portraying Holmes,

and Fred Velde returns as Dr. Watson. Lee fi rst por-trayed Holmes in ELTC’s William Gillette’s “Sherlock Holmes” and has become one of the main storytellers for the company’s “Tales of the Victorians.” Fred, who was in ELTC’s “Anna Chris-

tie,” “Rain,” and “Dulcy,” has appeared in over fi fty shows in NYC, including the off-Broadway revival of Mae West’s “Sex.”

Portraying several other roles are Thomas Ranisze-wski, James Rana and Gayle Stahlhuth.

Thomas recently re-ceived critical acclaim as Warren in the Philadelphia premiere of “The Twenti-eth Century Way.” ELTC shows include “Berkeley Square” and “Dulcy.”

Actor, writer, and variety artist, James Rana, has per-formed throughout North America and Europe, and is making his debut with ELTC. He is the featured performer at ELTC’s up-coming fundraiser on Nov. 10, and the adaptor of “The Poe Mysteries,” which will be ELTC’s world premiere

Lee O’Connor, Fred Velde, and Gayle Stahlhuth, half of the cast of East Lynne Theater Company’s radio-style production of “Sherlock Holmes Adven-ture of the Norwood Builder.”

Cheer Tech Returns to the WildwoodsWILDWOOD – Cheer

Tech returns to the Wild-woods Convention Center for two days of cheerlead-ing competitions in the Oceanfront Arena on Sun., Nov. 6 and again on Sun., Nov. 20.

The Cheer Tech Island Championship U.S. Finals competition on Sun., Nov. 6 will include recreation, high school, college, open and all-star divisions.

The ABSC Recreation and School U.S. Finals

competition on Sun., Nov. 20 will be open to all recre-ational centers and school pro-grams that are members of the American Recreation and School Cheer Association.

A l l t e ams from each competition will compete on a 54’ by 42’ spring fl oor trying to impress the crowd and win the judges’ votes.

All performances will be choreographed to music and

sound effects, and winning t e ams w i l l be awarded prizes.

Both com-petitions will take place in-side the Wild-

woods Convention Center, located at 4501 Boardwalk, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Admission prices for each event are: $15 for

adults, $10 for children 10 years old and under, and ree for children 3 years and under.

For additional informa-tion about Cheer Tech’s upcoming Finals competi-tions in the Wildwoods Convention Center, call 1-866-52-CHEER or visit www.CheerTech.net.

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Ocean City’s Quiet Festival to Be Held Nov. 8-15OCEAN CITY – For the

tenth consecutive year Ocean City will hold its Quiet Festival, a celebra-tion of subdued things ranging from paper airplane making, cloud inspection and bubble appreciation to a yawn-along, maple pod drop and performance by the Ocean City High School Sign Club and world’s only Wind Chimes Band.

Events will be held from Nov. 8 to Nov. 15 at various

locations in the City.For the past few years,

the Festival’s Research and Development Team has been working on new ideas to further popularize the event and bring it into the 21st century so to speak or so to whisper.

And here’s what they’ve decided: A White Mice, Hamster and Guinea Quiet Challenge to be held 10:30 a.m. at the Aquatic and Fitness Center, 17th and

Simpson Ave. on Sat., Nov. 12.

“When R&D first re-ported to me, I really wasn’t impressed,” said Mark Soifer, Founder of the Quiet Festival and president of NAP, the National Assn. of Tired People that sponsors the program.

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Gayle recently was in “Dulcy” and directs.

Rob LeMaire, who ap-peared in several ELTC pro-ductions including “Helpful Hints” and “The Ransom of Red Chief,” with his son Bobby, is also portray-ing several roles, and operating the live sound effects.

The performances are at The First Presbyterian Church of Cape May, 500 Hughes St., where the company is in residence. Tickets are $25 for general admission, $15 for full-time students, and, as always, anyone age 12 and under is free.

For information and res-ervations, call 884-5898 or go online to www.eastlyn-netheater.org. “Adventure of the Norwood Builder” is part of Cape May’s “Sher-lock Holmes’ Weekend.” For other Sherlock Holmes’ events, contact The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities at 884-5404 or online at www.capemaymac.org.

East Lynne’s production season would not be pos-sible without season spon-sors Curran Investment Management, Aleathea’s Restaurant, and La Mer Beachfront Inn; The NJ Dept. of State, Division of Travel & Tourism; NJ State Council on the Arts/Dept. of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endow-ment for the Arts; and the generosity of many patrons.

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CAPE MAY – Women are invited to restore, re-juvenate and reawaken their authentic selves with a three-day Mind, Body & Soul Retreat at historic Congress Hall in Cape May, New Jersey, Fri. through Sun., Nov. 4-6, 2011.

Against the backdrop of this picturesque seaside resort, in an historic 19th century hotel, women will learn to cast away the cares and stresses of the worka-day world, live fully in the moment, and honor their essential truths.

This deluxe oceanfront getaway includes:

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• Continental breakfast on Sunday morning

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On Saturday and Sunday, enjoy transformative ses-

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Other entertainment includes a Saturday-night drumming circle and danc-ing at The Boiler Room nightclub. And of course, guests are always steps away from one of the Gar-den State’s most unspoiled white-sand beaches, as well as the splendor of Victorian Cape May, New Jersey’s only National His-toric Landmark City.

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CAPE MAY - The 25th Annual Christmas Craft Show will take place Sat., Dec. 3 in Cape May City Elementary School from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. A variety of crafters will be participating.

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CAPE MAY – The Friends of the World War II Lookout Tower present an educa-tional program entitled, “First Annual Veteran’s Day Salute: Music and Memories of World War II.” Members of the public are invited to the program on Sat., Nov. 12, at 1 p.m. at Cape May Lutheran Church, 509 Pittsburgh Ave.

Hear the upbeat sounds of Glenn Miller, Harry James, Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey, Kay Kaiser, Vaughn Monroe and the Andrews Sisters, who gave voice to American exuberance and hope despite seemingly insurmountable odds in the battle for world peace. Two men, Vince Panzano and Jim Rodan, who served in World War II campaigns in Europe, the Mediterranean

and the Pacif-ic will discuss their eyewit-ness accounts to some of the most impor-tant events of the 20th cen-tury, including D-Day, Sicily, Leyte Gulf , Okinawa and the Japanese surrender in Tokyo Bay. They will re-late encounters with some of the most historic fi gures of the time, including Presi-dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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of its main goals, which is developing in the younger generation an understand-ing and appreciation of not only Cape May’s important role in World War II, but of the traits of patriotism, loyalty, and self-sacrifice so characteristic of the people of these war years. Upcoming Friends of the World War II Lookout Tow-er events will be previewed and light refreshments will be served at the program.

The World War II Look-out Tower, located on Sun-set Boulevard, was used for spotting enemy ships dur-ing World War II and aim-

ing guns to fi re on them. MAC restored the tower in 2008-09 and opened it to the public in April, 2009. Family members can honor loved ones through memorial plaques mounted permanently at the site. The World War II Tower is open to the public Satur-days through Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities (MAC) is a multifaceted not-for-profi t organization committed to promoting the preservation, interpre-tation, and cultural enrich-ment of the Cape May region for its residents and visitors. MAC member-ship is open to all. For information about MAC’s year-round schedule of tours, festivals, and special events call 609-884-5404 or 800-275-4278, or visit MAC’s Web site at www.capemaymac.org. For infor-mation about restaurants, accommodations and shop-ping, call the Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May at 609-884-5508.

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White Mice and Ham-sters are nocturnal and usu-ally sleep during the day…which makes them perfect for the Quiet Festival. The

pets will be judged for their lack of energy, unusual sleeping positions and gen-eral disinterest in their surroundings. An exercise wheel will be available for any hamster or mouse that feels the need to abandon its instincts and work out. Guinea Pigs are not noc-turnal so will be judged for their determination on the wheel, appearance, personality and interest in their surroundings. There will be an optional category for costumes.

There will be prizes and certifi cates for all entrants and a free photo of their entrant will be given to all pet owners. Ribbons will be awarded to winners and a special citation will be given to Best of Show.

Quiet Festival organizers will recruit hamsters, white mice, Guinea Pigs and their owners with an effective whispering campaign that will bypass more vociferous outlets like Facebook, My Space, Linkedin, Twitter, and other social network outlets.

“We’re going to contact the schools, pet shops and individuals through per-sonal, good old fashioned one on one meetings and also use our local newspa-pers, radio and TV,” said Soifer.

“We believe this event will add a dimension of quiet excitement and hu-mor to the festival. We urge hamsters, white mice Guinea Pigs and their care takers to sign up immedi-ately.”

Once again, the Chal-lenge will be held at the Aquatic and fi tness Center, 17th and Simpson Ave., in Ocean City on Sat. Nov.12 at 10:30 a.m. Those inter-ested (and who wouldn’t be?) may register quietly by calling 609-525-9300. After hours and on week-ends, call 609-364-4010 or email [email protected]. Enthusiasts may also sign up at City Hall Annex, 901 Asbury Ave., in Ocean City. A complete schedule of Quiet Festival events may be obtained by con-tacting any of the above.

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Old Time Country and Bluegrass Concert at WheatonArts

MILLVILLE – As a host of the “New Harmonies: Celebrating American Roots Music” exhibition in the Museum of Ameri-can Glass, Nov. 8 through Dec. 31, WheatonArts will present a wide spectrum of public programs including two concerts and a series of workshops exploring the instrument making process. The fi rst concert, Old Time Country and Bluegrass, is Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Event Center.

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competitions including the Maryland State Under 13 Fiddle Championship, the Bethlehem Celtic Fest and the New England Fiddle Fest. Thirteen year-old Dy-lan, is a multi-instrumental-ist who plays guitar, banjo

and mandolin. He won in the Under 15 Accom-paniment Competition at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Irish Music Festival and is representing the U.S. at the All Ireland this year. Newt, 15 years-old, is the percussionist, playing Irish bodhran and beat box. The

$9.00; and at the door $15.00. Children 12 and under are free but require a ticket. Call 800-998-4552 or 856-825-6800 to order tickets or for more information visit www.wheatonarts.org.

The Folklife program at WheatonArts has provided multicultural, multigen-erational programs and educational resources since 1995, engaging and serving over 53 ethnic and cultural groups throughout South Jersey.

WheatonArts is open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Dec. 31, 2011. Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christ-mas Day and New Year’s Day. Admission: Adults $10.00, $9.00 Senior Adults and $7.00 Students. Children fi ve and under are free. All children 17 and under are admitted free on Sundays through December 18, 2011. (WheatonArts received a $35,000 PNC Arts Alive grant by The PNC Foundation. Through this grant WheatonArts offers free admission to all children 17 and under every Sunday through De-cember 18.) Free to shop and stroll except during outdoor special events.

For more information about WheatonArts, call 856-825-6800 or 800-998-4552, or visit www.wheatonarts.org.

WheatonArts strives to make exhibits, events and programs accessible to all visitors. Provide two weeks notice for additional needs. Patrons with hearing and speech disabilities may con-tact WheatonArts through the New Jersey Relay Ser-vice (TRS) 800-852-7899 or by dialing 711.

Funding has been made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, by funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Geral-dine R. Dodge Foundation. WheatonArts receives gen-eral operating support from the New Jersey Historical Commission, Division of Cultural Affairs in the New Jersey Department of State. Additional funding provid-ed through a grant from the New Jersey Department of State, Division of Travel and Tourism.

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band has performed at Hershey Park, the Down Jersey Celtic Celebration at Cumberland County Col-lege, Cold Spring Village Celtic and Folk Festivals, and other local festivals.

The Snake Brothers – The Snake Brothers are an acoustic quintet who have been playing and singing around the Delaware Val-ley for over 25 years. Their wide-ranging material is a mix of old rock and roll, doo-wop, bluegrass, a cap-pella, western, gospel, folk, and originals. They have performed at a wide range of festivals and municipal events in and around the Delaware Valley. They have appeared at the New Jersey Folk Festival and provided the soundtrack for a New Jersey Network documen-tary, Bayshore Artists: Celebrating Our Sense of Place, where John Langs-ton’s song South Jersey Waltz was featured. The Snake Brothers are: John Langston, guitar, banjo, and resonator guitar; Rob Ward, mandolin, fi ddle and guitar; Eric Waltman, acoustic and electric basses; Mark Ternosky, harmonica; and Ernie Trionfo, guitar. Ev-eryone sings, and a lot of numbers feature four or five part harmony. Band member Rob Ward said, “The Snakes play music because they love it and they want to share the feeling.”

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Holiday Hoopla at Wetlands Institute

STONE HARBOR - Santa Claus, Christmas llamas and Tommie the Train will visit the Wetlands Institute for Holiday Hoopla Sat., Nov. 26, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., along with carolers, artisan crafters, gift items, homemade baked goods and more!

Youngsters will enjoy live animal demonstrations, crafts and face painting plus the kids-only Secret Santa Shop. The Tidepool Shop will be fi lled with hundreds of eco-friendly games, toys and books for holiday gift giving.

Enjoy lunch in the Christ-mas Café and drop off a let-ter to Santa to make sure he doesn’t forget anything. Remember this fun day with a professional photo with Santa - just the kids or families.

Admission is $5; $3 ad-ditional for train rides. The Wetlands Institute is accepting gifts for Toys for Tots throughout the holiday season. For information call the Institute, 1075 Stone Harbor Blvd., Stone Harbor, 609-368-1211 or visit wet-landsinstitute.org.

Jazz Festival Aiming for Spring 2012 ReturnCAPE MAY — One of the

most popular, professional, and well-attended events held in this city was the bi-annual Cape May Jazz Festival, which recently ceased after running for 17 years. But there is a strong push to have the music resurrected, and perhaps as early as next spring.

“New people are reor-ganizing the festival,” said Bob Steenrod, the festival’s program director. “There’s a new board in place, and efforts are underway to get the funding that will return the festival.”

That fundraising begins in earnest Nov. 11 and 12 as Cabanas and Martini Beach presents the 2011 Cape May Jazz Fest Fund-raiser for the “Friends of Cape May Jazz.”

The two day program features local jazz enter-tainers. On Friday, Geno White appears at Martini Beach at 6 p.m., and The Tom Larsen Blues Band performs at Cabanas at 9:30 p.m.

Saturday it’s Frank Bey at Cabana’s at 1 p.m. and Blue Bone at 9:30 p.m. Eddie Morgan performs at Martini Beach at 6 p.m.

“Our goal is to raise mon-ey to get the festival back on its feet,” said Steenrod. “We plan to have a festival

next April and again next fall. And we intend to keep the prices reasonable.”

It took more than a fal-tering economy to kill the festival, according to Steen-rod, and one key factor was the demise of Cape May’s convention hall.

“When the hall closed,” he explained, “we had to look for other venues, and that took money. It took a couple of years to get in this kind of fi nancial trouble, and of course, the bad economy didn’t help.

“I’d say there is an 80-20 (percent) chance that there will be a festival in April,” he added. “The board is working hard to make this happen. They’re getting the bills paid, and our creditors are being cooperative.”

The best way for jazz pa-trons to help out is to also help themselves by attend-ing one (or all) of the shows

Kieran Jacobsen, 2, left, and Eba Simonds, 15 months, of Burke, Va. tell Santa Claus their Christ-mas wishes during his visit to the Wetlands Institute’s Holiday Hoopla. Photo by Jack Fichter

Nov. 11-12 at Cabanas and Martini Beach, 429 Beach Ave., in Cape May. You can also donate to the Friends of Cape May Jazz, P.O. Box 2065, Cape May, NJ 08204.

“This fundraiser is a sig-nal that the festival is com-ing back,” said Steenrod. “Cape May needs this; the Jazz Festival is a real asset for the city.”

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Bobby Dee’sPg A41 • 967-3300 CLOSED BOGO $24.99

Choose from 8 entrees BOGO - $24.99Choose from 8 entrees CLOSED CLOSED

Concord CaféPg A46 • 368-5505 CLOSED

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Seafood Combos: Broiled, Fried or Cold

$17.95 ea.

3 Land & Sea Combo Dinners

$18.95 each

CabanasPg A47 • 884-4800 CLOSED

$5 Flatbread Pizza 3 to 7

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Hemingway’sPg A40 • 884-5611 Prime Rib Night Land & Sea Buffet

Early Bird SpecialsFrom 4-5:30p.m.Breakfast Buffet!

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All-You-Can-EatDungeness Crabs

Early Bird Specials From 4-5:30p.m.

The Merion InnPg A40 884-8363 CLOSED Early Bird & Night Owl

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Avalon LinksPg A40 • 465-8086

Early Bird $12.99 4 choices incl. soup or

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salad & dessert


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salad & dessert

Country Club Tavern

Pg A44 • 465-151510 Wings $3.99 Cheesesteaks $4 Meatball Sandwiches

$3.00 3 Tacos for $3.00

Nino’sPg A47 • 465-6300

Early Bird Specials From 3-5:30 p.m.

Family Night:Early Bird Specials

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Early Bird Specials From 3-5:30 p.m.

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Bayshore PizzaPg A47 • 624-1717

Complete Pasta Dinner $7.95

1/2 sub, fries and soda $6.99 2 Lg Pizzas $19.99 Seafood Entrée

$13.9524”pizza, 12 Wings2 Ltr Soda - $27.99

2 hoagies, 12 wings2 Ltr Soda - $27.99

2 Med. Pizzas, 2 toppings, 2 Ltr Soda

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Sushi UkaiPgA46 • 770-7773

Lunch Special2 rolls $8.95 3 rolls $10.95





Lunch Special2 rolls $8.95

3 rolls $10.95

Lunch Special2 rolls $8.95

3 rolls $10.95

Andrea’s ItalianPg A47 • 263-5001

3 course dinner$19.99

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r Stone Harbor PizzaPg A43 • 368-8800

35 cent WingsDine In Only

Cheesesteak, friesand soda $7.50

Cheeseburger, fries,& soda $6.50

20” pizza,24 wings, 1 ltr soda

$24.95

2 pizza slices & soda$5.50

Any small pizza pieand a soda $9.95

ds Bay ViewPg A42 • 522-1287 CLOSED

$5 Pizza & Happy Hour Food Specials

4-6 pm

Happy Hr. Food Specials 4-6 pm

Dinner Deals 4pm

Happy Hr. Food Specials 4-6 p.m.

Dinner Deals 12pm

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ds Casey’s On ThirdPg A43 • 522-7759

Pie Day: Shepherd’s Pie, Chicken Pot Pie

$9 w/ side salad

The Original “2 for $22” is back!

Special Appetizer Menu 4-7 p.m.

(bar only)Blackboard Specials 3 Course Pasta Party

Starting at $10.99

$3 Burgers35¢ wings

$3 Lunches

Prime Rib Starting at $10.99

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$1.50 Tacos, $5 Burritos, $6 Nachos

$5.95 Lunches

35 cent wings(after 6 p.m.)

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4 p.m. $5 Burgers$1.50 Teriyaki Sliders

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Flatbread Pizza $6.95 & $5.95 Lunches

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ds Goodnight Irene’sPg A44 • 729-3861

$12 Pizza Combo Deal(5-10 p.m.)

35¢ wings and clams(7-11 p.m.)

$6 Pizzas (4-7 p.m.) Dinner Specials

(5-10 p.m.)

Dinner Specials(5-10 p.m.)

Free Eagles Halftime Fry Buffet

$1 Tacos & $5 Nachos (5-10 p.m.)

$1 Burger Sliders, $2 Crabcake or Buff Chix

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ds Key West CaféPg A39 • 522-5006

$2.22 Breakfast Special &

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ds Marie Nicole’sPg A41 • 522-5425 CLOSED 3 course prix- xe

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Chicken or Eggplant Parm w/ Salad $10.99

3 Course Seafood Dinner $16.99 (Variety

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Buy One Filet Get The Second For 1/2 Price

Pasta of the Day w/ Salad $10.99 1/2 Price Burgers! Ravioli Dinner w/

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ds Owen’s PubPg A42 • 729-7290

Wings w/ Celery & Bleu Cheese $1.95

Cheeseburger $2.50 & Prime Rib Sandwich

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Roast Turkey $8.95 & Steak w/ Shrimp $9.95

Mini Cheesesteaks $1.95

Pasta Special $2.95 & Meatloaf Dinner $8.99

ds Star DinerPg A42 • 729-4900

Early Birds 3-5:30 pm & Blackboard Specials







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$4.99 Lunches 35¢ wings

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Below is a summary of upcoming events posted to the Herald calendar online. For more information concerning these events, and to see more events, go to www.cape-maycountyherald.com/calendar. To submit an event to the calendar, free of charge, go to www.capemaycountyherald.com/submitevent. Submission of an event does not guarantee print publication, due to the volume received. To ensure print promotion for your event, you may arrange for a paid submission by calling 886-8600, Ext 34.

Seventh Annual Dickens Yuletide Bazaar at the Presbyterian Church, on 11/19/11, Hughes and Decatur Sts., in Cape May, at 8am- 3pm. call 884-6652.

Lower Township Chamber of Commerce November Luncheon at Jake’s Bar & Grill on 11/10/11 at 12:00pm in Villas, $15 per person call 886-5281 or 522-5394.

Health Fair Presented by Cape Reginal Medical Center Parish Nurse Program & Parish Nurse Program St. Barnabas by the Bay Episcopal Church at the Branches on 11/5/11 at 10:00am in Rio Grande, free bone density screening, blood pressure screening, cholesterol screening, blood sugar screening and more.

Spaghetti Dinner at Covenant Presbyterian Church at Covenant Presbyterian Church, on 11/4/11 at 5:00p.m. in North Cape May, 123 Fishing Creek Rd., adults $8., kids under 12 $4, proceeds benefi t Cape Christian Academy, call 889-6816.

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Ocean City High School 6th Annual Scholarship Dinner on 11/3/11 at

5:00p.m. in Ocean City in the high school cafeteria, Call 399-1290.

Old Tyme Church Ba-zaar on 11/4/11 at 8:00a.m. in Cape May Court House at the First Baptist Church, continues on 11/5 also Call 465-5511.

Spaghetti Dinner at Cov-enant Presbyterian Church at Covenant Presbyterian Church, on 11/4/11 at 5:00pm in North Cape May, 123 Fishing Creek Rd., adults $8., kids under 12 $4, proceeds benefi t Cape Christian Academy, call 889-6816.

Fall Arts & Crafts Festival on 11/5/11 at 10:00a.m. in Cape May at the Cape May Elementary School, Call 884-5404.

Search for Clues Tour on 11/5/11 at 1:00p.m. in Cape May Travel from inn to inn to solve mystery, be-gins and tickets available at the Washington St Mall Info Booth Call 884-5404.

Demonstration Ex-travaganza on 11/5/11 at 10:00a.m. in Wildwood at the First Baptist Church, Call 522-3033.

Harbor Hoedown spon-sored by St. Mary’s Church on 11/5/11 at 6:00p.m. in Stone Harbor at Stone Harbor Elementary School, Square Dancing, Bobbing for Apples, Crafts for the kids, Refreshments & more! Call 368-5922

Friends of Bill Cusella Beef & Beer on 11/5/11 at 7:00p.m. in Wildwood Crest at the BayView Inn Call 729-4853.

Health Fair Presented by Cape Reginal Medical Cen-ter Parish Nurse Program & Parish Nurse Program St.

Barnabas by the Bay Episco-pal Church at the Branches on 11/5/11 at 10:00am in Rio Grande, free bone den-sity screening, blood pressure screening, cholesterol screen-

ing, blood sugar screening and more.

Election Day Pork & Sauerkraut Dinner on11/8/11 at 5:30a.m. in

OPEN THURS. - SUN.Thurs. from 4pm

Fri. & Sat. from 11:30amSun. from 12 noon

CASUAL FAMILY DINING

SINCE 1997SINCE 1997

CONCORD CAFECONCORD CAFE7800 DUNE DR. AVALON

SERVINGLUNCH, DINNER& LATE NIGHT

“BEST BAR FOOD”“BEST BAR FOOD”SINCE 1997SINCE 1997

“BEST BURGER”“BEST BURGER”GAZETTE OF CAPE MAY COUNTY

OPEN OPEN Thursday - Sunday Thursday - Sunday

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*NEW**NEW*SEAFOOD DINNER SPECIALSSEAFOOD DINNER SPECIALS

BURGERS • PIZZA • PASTA • CRABCAKESBURGERS • PIZZA • PASTA • CRABCAKESSOUP • SALADS • PHILLY STEAKSSOUP • SALADS • PHILLY STEAKS

HOAGIES • SPECIALTY SANDWICHESHOAGIES • SPECIALTY SANDWICHESZERO TRANS FAT COOKINGZERO TRANS FAT COOKING

MARTINIS • BEER • WINE • COCKTAILS

Daily Specials - Before 6pmDaily Specials - Before 6pm

2 Large Pizzas2 Large Pizzas$16.99$16.99

Any Burger, Any Burger, FF & Soda $7.99FF & Soda $7.99

DINE INDINE INOR OR

TAKE OUTTAKE OUT368.5505368.5505368.1072368.1072

Thanksgiving WeekendThanksgiving WeekendSpecialSpecial

For Every $100 Spent in Gift For Every $100 Spent in Gift Certi cates Receive a $20 Gift Certi cates Receive a $20 Gift

Certi cate for Free*Certi cate for Free**offer valid Nov. 25, 26 & 27, 2011 only*offer valid Nov. 25, 26 & 27, 2011 only

Open at 4pm Wednesday thru Saturday

Serving fresh homemade pasta,seafood, risotto & pesce

Homemade desserts

Village Shoppes of Rio Grande 886-0909

EAT IN LUNCH (11AM - 3PM) ADULTS $675 CHILDREN AGES 3-10 YR $475

DINNER (3:30 - 9:30 PM)ADULTS $999 CHILDREN AGES 3 -10 YR $599

ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET

The Best Deal - Cheng’s Buffet

Take Out Buffet$999 All Day

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cannot be combined with any other offers EXPIRES 11/9/11

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PLACE FRIDAY SATURDAY REST OF WEEK

CAPE MAY COUNTYCAPE MAY COUNTYTheTheGRIDGRIDEntertainmentEntertainment

COUNTRY CLUB TAVERN

Page A44 • 465-1515Love & Branca

AVALON LINKS

Page A40 • 465-8086Thursday - Dan Marro

BAY VIEWPage A42 • 522-1287

• Live Remote withFun 106.7 4-6 pm

• Quizzo with Nick 8pm

BOILER ROOMPage A41 • 884-6507

Vintage Rock w/Billy D. Light 9pm

CABANASPage A47 • 884-4800

Thursday: “Name That Tune” Bar Trivia Sunday: NFL Ticket

The MERION INN

Page A40 • 884-8363

Live Piano Music

5:30pm

Thurs.- Sun. - Live Piano Music from 5:30pm

Thurs. Jazz Trio from 8:30pm

WEEK OFWEEK OF NOV. 2 - NOV. 2 -NOV. 8NOV. 8

RIOSTATION

Page A41 • 889-2000

Terry-Oke9pm-midnight

Check the GRIDGRID every week for entertainment!

CASEY’S ON THIRD

Page A43 • 522-7759

Big Bleu 8pm

Gary & The Kid6-10pm

FLIP FLOPZPage A46 • 522-3350

DJ Entertainment

9pm

DJ Entertainment

9pm

DOGTOOTHBAR & GRILLPage A43 • 522-8383

Bangarang 9pm

Name That Tune 8pm

DJ 10pm

WESTY’SIRISH PUBPage A44 • 522-4991

OWEN’S PUBPage A42 • 729-7290

DJ Bee Bop Bernie 7pm

The Original Name That Tune with

Ronn E. Dee 10 pmSun. NFL Ticket

Wed. -DVDJ Mollo 10pmThurs. -Quizzo at 9pm

Sun. -Video Name That Tune 9pm

GOODNIGHT IRENE’SBREW PUB

Page A44 • 729-3861

DVDJ Mollo 10pm

DJ Night9pm

HEMINGWAY’Sat the Grand Hotel

Page A40 • 884-5611

DJ Entertainment9pm

DJ Entertainment9pm

ESPN Game Plan- College Football

Sun: NFL Ticket- Sunday Night Football Grill Giveaway!

Monday: Monday Night Football Grill Giveaway!

Thurs. - Stellar Mojo 10pm

TUCKAHOEINN

Page A40 • 390-3322

Wed. - Bob Campanell 5-9pmThurs. - Tom Pacitti 5-9pmTues. - Ann Oswald 5-9pm

John Rivera6-10pm

Bob Campanell

6-10pm

Jim Bannach

Live Piano Music

5:30pm

Tues.- Perry Curcio

609-522-3350609-522-3350Spruce & Olde New Jersey Aves., Anglesea At Champagne Island Resort

Open DailyOpen DailyLunch 11am Lunch 11am

Dinner 4:30pm-10pmDinner 4:30pm-10pmLate Night Fri . & S at. t i l 12 midnightLate Night Fri . & S at. t i l 12 midnight

Voted #1 Crabcakes in South JerseyVoted #1 Crabcakes in South Jersey

$10 Chef Dinner Specials Monday - Thursday$10 Chef Dinner Specials Monday - Thursday

DJ Entertainment DJ Entertainment Friday and Saturday 9pmFriday and Saturday 9pm

Super Sunday FootballSuper Sunday Football 1/2 Price Appetizers1/2 Price Appetizers (at the Bar) (at the Bar)

$2 Domestic Bottles $2 Domestic Bottles and Pints and Pints

during football gamesduring football games$5.99$5.99

Lunch SpecialsLunch SpecialsMon.-Fri.Mon.-Fri.


Calendar (From Page A46)

Stone Harbor Our Saviour Lutheran Church Call 368-3031.

Lower Township Cham-ber of Commerce Novem-ber Luncheon at Jake’s Bar & Grill on 11/10/11 at 12:00pm in Villas, $15 per person call 886-5281 or 522-5394.

2nd Annual Jersey Shore Striper Tournament on 11/11/11 at 7:00a.m. in Sea Isle City A Captains’ Meeting will be held on Thursday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. at Lobster Loft Restaurant. Call 778-8418.

Friends of the World War II Lookout Tower Music & Memories on 11/12/11 at 1:00p.m. Call 884-5404.

Open House at Animal Welfare Society Rt. 47, in Dias Creek, on 11/12-13 at 1:00pm. door prizes, super pets, call 465-3403.

Calvary Orthodox Pres-byterian Church 75th An-niversary Celebration on

11/13/11 at 11:00a.m. in Wildwood at Calvary OPC, Call 522-1277.

Cape May Cooperative Gallery Second Sunday Reception on 11/13/11 at 1:00p.m. in Cape May at the West End Garage, Call 889-6604.

“Best of Life” Senior Group on 11/15/11 at 11:45a.m. in Marmora United Methodist Church Hall, Call 390-3751.

Al Harrison Dixieland Band on 11/17/11 at 6:30p.m. in Cape May at the Congress St VFW 419, Call 884-7961.

Mad Batter Wine Dinner on 11/18/11 at 7:30p.m. in Cape May at the Mad Bat-ter, limited to 60, sponsored by MAC Call 884-5454.

Cape May Wine Trail on 11/19/11 at 12:00p.m. in Cape May lunch in Cape May, trolley shuttle to Nata-lie & Hawk Haven Winerys, sponsored by MAC, Call 884-5404.

The South Jersey Triath-

lon Club and the Middle Township Taxpayers As-sociation present the 2nd Annual Turkey Trot 5K Run / 1 ½ mile walk at Cape May County Park in Cape May Court House Route 9 front gate, on 11/19/11 at 9:00a.m. reg-istration begins at 8:00a.m., awards refreshments, t-shirts Saturday November Preregis-ter at Active.com or [email protected]

Seventh Annual Dickens Yulet ide Bazaar at the Pres -byter ian Church, on 11/19/11, Hughes and Decatur Sts . , in Cape May , a t 8am- 3pm. ca l l 884-6652.

Chi l i Sa le & Baked Goods Sa le on 11/19/11 at 11:00a.m. to 2:00p.m. at Tr in -i ty United Methodis t Church in Marmora, $6-8.00 eat in or take out ,

Free Physick Estate Self Guided Christmas Tour on 11/19/11 at 6:00p.m. in Cape May 1879 Physick Es-tate, sponsored by MAC Call 884-5454.

Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on 11/19/11 at 6:00p.m. in Cape May at the Physick Estate, Call 884-5454.

Sixth Annual Singles Retreat for Widows & Widowers, on 11/20/11 in Cape May Point at Mari-anist Retirement Center, non-denominational event, includes dinner, $23 opitonal Mass and Sacrament, call 729-6436

Holiday Crafts Fair on 11/25/11 at 10:00a.m. in Cape May at Cape May Elementary School Call 884-5404.

Breakfast with Santa on 11/26/11 at 10:00a.m. in Cape May 7 Ocean St., Call 884-5404.

Holiday Hoopla on 11/26/11 at 9:30a.m. in Stone Harbor at the Wet-lands Institute, Call 368-1211.

CAPE MAY CITY TREE-LIGHTING CEREMONY on 12/2/11 at 7:00p.m. in Cape May Community treelighting ceremony with corolling, entertainment and SANTA. Call 884-9565.

Lamplighter Christ-mas Tour on 12/2/11 at 7:00p.m. in Cape May self guided evening tour of 5 B&Bs, Call 884-5454.

Breakfast with Santa on 12/3/11 at 10:00a.m. in Cape May 7 Ocean St., Call

884-5404.25th CRAFTS AT

CHRISTMAS SHOW on 12/3/11 at 10:00a.m. in Cape May at Cape May Elementary School Call 884-9565.

West cape may Christ-mas Parade on 12/3/11 at 5:00p.m. in West Cape May Call 884-4748.

Christmas Traditions Lecture on 12/3/11 at 2:00p.m. in Cape May at the Episcopal Church of the Advent, Call 884-5404.

38th Annual Christmas Candlelight House Tour on 12/3/11 at 5:30p.m. in Cape May self-guided tour includes admission to the Physick Estate and the Car-riage House Gallery, Call 884-5404.

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Cape May Court House, NJ 08210Cape May Court House, NJ 08210

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friday 11/11/11GENO WHITE @ MARTINI BEACH, 6:00THE TOM LARSEN BLUES BAND @ CABANAS, 9:30

saturday 11/12/11FRANK BEY @ CABANAS, 1:00EDDIE MORGAN @ MARTINI BEACH, 6:00BLUE BONE @ CABANAS, 9:30

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