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Wildwoods ‘Second Season’ Features Major Events

WILDWOOD – The sum- es tour. On Saturday night competitions: the Cheer GWTIDA John Siciliano said. Truck Race featuring Mon- mer vacation season may the fun continues with a Tech Island Championships “Hos ng special events and ster Truck competitions be winding down, but the headline concert featuring on Sunday, Nov. 3 featur- themed weekends has been and freestyle shows on the Greater Wildwoods Tourism classic rock n’ roll acts and ing teams from around the a proven method to bring beach. On Sunday, Sept. 29, Improvement & Develop- iconic oldies vocal groups region compe ng in recre- business to our local hotels Morey’s Piers hosts their ment Authority (GWTIDA) Danny & The Juniors featur- ation, school, and all-star and restaurants during the annual farewell to summer is working to ensure that ing Joe Terry, Lou Chris e, divisions; and the Cheer fall months.” with Souper Sunday fea- crowds both near and far Gary Lewis & The Playboys, Tech American Rec & School The Wildwoods’ ‘Second turing discount- keep coming back to the Charlie Thomas Dri ers, and Championships held on Sun- Season’ begins right after ed wristbands, Wildwoods throughout the Russell Thompkins & The day, Nov. 17. All teams will Labor Day Weekend and prizes, enter- fall season. New Stylis cs. perform ac on-packed two extends through the end tainment and a As school begins again The Wildwoods festive and a half minute rou nes of mid-Nov. – attracting Chili/Chowder and the leaves start to pre-Halloween celebra ons featuring stunts, jumps, hundreds of thousands of Cook-Off . change, the Wildwoods include the NEW Zombie gymnas cs and dance seg- visitors and genera ng mil- The ‘Second Sea- build anticipation for fes- Mud Run, a spooky post- ments choreographed to lions in addi onal tourism son’ excitement extends tivals, conventions, races, apocalyptic obstacle race music. Athletes will com- revenue. into Oct. as the Wildwoods car shows, tournaments on Saturday, Oct. 12 and pete on a ’52 by ’42 spring ‘Second Season’ in the celebrate its Doo-Wop roots and compe ons through the traditional Halloween fl oor and will be scored by a Wildwoods kicks off this Thursday, Sept. 19 with the Fabulous ‘50s and November. GWTIDA pro- year in Sept. a er Labor Day Parade and Fun Fair held on judging panel to determine through Sunday, Sept. 22, food and dance and will Beyond Weekend from Oct. motes fall events as a means with the Roar to the Shore Friday, Oct. 25. Halloween the fi rst place winners. is fi t for classic car enthu- conclude with a parade 18-19. Friday night starts of fi lling hotel rooms and Motorcycle Rally, one of the weekend brings addi onal Below is a full list of the siasts and those with Irish through North Wildwood. the celebra on with a Ni y restaurant seats during largest motorcycle rallies in family fun with the Wild- Wildwoods’ Second Season heritage or a love for it. The Cultural events con nue ‘50s Dance Party with the what would otherwise be the Northeast, from Sept. woods Boardwalk Pumpkin 2013 special events:* Boardwalk Classic Car Show the next weekend with the David Christopher Band at a slower tourism season. 5-8. The Annual New Jersey Run featuring costume-clad and Classic Car Auction Olde Time Italian Fes val at the Wildwoods Conven on GWTIDA calls this period State Firemen’s Conven on participants in a 10K and Sept. 5-8 – Roar to the will be held on the Wild- Fox Park featuring authen c Center. A FREE street fair from Labor Day Weekend takes place from Thursday, 5K run and 1 mile walk on Shore Motorcycle Rally woods Boardwalk and at Italian foods, merchandise will take place at Fox Park through the end of Nov. the Sept. 12 through Saturday, Saturday, Oct. 26. Trunk-or- Sept. 6-8 – 44th Annual the Wildwood Conven on and continuous FREE live in Wildwood during the ‘Second Season.’ Sept. 14, attracting thou- Treat, an alterna ve Trick- Surf Fishing Tournament Center with free admission; entertainment from Friday, day on Saturday featuring “Although many shore sands of fi remen and their or-Treating event, is FREE Sept. 12-14 – New Jersey and Wildwoods’ Irish Fall Sept. 27 to Saturday, Sept. classic cars, cra and food towns take a break as the families to the fi ve-mile is- for kids and parents on State Fireman’s Conven on Festival, the largest Irish 28. Throughout the week- vendors, free live entertain- temperatures cool, the Wild- land for mee ngs, seminars, Wednesday, Oct. 30. Sept. 19-22 – Irish Fall fes val on the East Coast, end the Wildwoods wel- ment, fun contests and a woods s ll remain a lively exhibits and other events. In Nov., the Wildwoods will showcase Irish music, comes the Monster Mash Doo-Wop Back To The Fif- place,” execu ve director of The following weekend, will host two cheerleading (Page A23 Please) Open Thursday thru monday serving dinner from 4pm

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Scan for The Greater Wildwood Chamber additional information of Commerce Presents . . . on the Wildwoods 2 GREAT FAMILY FALL EVENTS Wildwood’s Friday & Seafood & Saturday, Music Festival October Sat., October 5th, 2013 18 & 19, 11am - 8pm 2013 FREE FAMILY FUN – FRIDAY NIGHT – Dance Party featuring The David Christopher’s Nifty Fifty’s Dance Band With Wildwoods Convention Center • Food Vendors Doors open @ 6:00pm – Tickets $15.00 • Craft Vendors – SATURDAY – Free Street Fair in Fox Park – 11:00am to 5:00pm • Kidz Korner Featuring Live Music, Food Vendors, Craft Vendors, Contests, Classic Car Show and So Much More • Games – SATURDAY EVENING – • Pie Eating Contest Fabulous ‘50s & Beyond Concert – Featuring Lou Christie, Gary Lewis and The Playboys, Danny & The and so much more! Juniors featuring Joe Terry, Russell Thomkins Jr. & The New Stylistics, & The Drifters Charlie Thomas Music by: • Frank Bey & The Swing City Blues Band Gary Lewis Danny & • The Rocktologists & The Playboys The Juniors • Who Knows Band ffeaturing Joe Terry • Green River Located on Atlantic Avenue between Wildwood & Schellenger Avenues Tickets Available at: GWCOC 3306 Pacifi c Avenue Wildwood, NJ 609-729-4000 or All TICKETMASTER Locations, www.ticketmaster.com and 1-800-745-3000

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WWildwoodsildwoods HostHost AnnualAnnual Lunch • Dinner Late Night RRoaroar toto thethe ShoreShore Daily & Nightly Happy Hour THE WILDWOODS -- For many, it’s as a guided ride to Kindle Ford for 7 Days a WeekWeek a yearly pilgrimage – for some, it’s a a pigp roast; a free Walking Poker fi rst me excursion – for all involved, RuRun; Biker Babe Contest; Rubber NFL Package Food & Drink Specials it’s one of the most exci ng and fun DDucku Boardwalk Ride and Harley weekends of the year. The Roar to the DaDavidson Motorcycle Give Away; Weekly Specials Shore Motorcycle Rally, set for Sept. 5 Ba le of the Biker Bands Semi- ENTERTAINMENT through Sept. 8 in Wildwood, NJ, will FFinalsin and Finals; and a Custom TUESDAY- Wing Night play host to the largest free motorcycle BoBoardwalk Bike Show. Thursday: rally in the Northeast, with free live en- Roar to the Shore is packed 45¢ Wings • $1.50 Drafts tertainment, motorcycle vendors, foodd wwith pure entertainment from Name That Tune and merchandise vendors and greatat stsstart to fi nish. Come and see how 8pm-close events all weekend long. locallo offi cials, law enforcement, 9pm Roar to the Shore thrives in thee restaurantree and bar owners, spon- SUNDAY- $5.50 Burgers Wildwoods because of its centralizedd sorssoo and rally a endees come to- & Quesadillas Sunday: loca on on the East Coast, 150 miles getherge to make Roar to the Shore or less from most major ci es includ- oneon of the largest free motorcycle All Day quizzo 9pm ing, Philadelphia, New York City, Bal- ralliesra on the East Coast! more and Washington, D.C. there’s VendorV areas are open on Thurs., no need to trailer your bikes to this FFri.ri. and Sat. from 9 a.m.-10 p.m. 3103110W0 WW. HHildreth Ave., Wildwood (Across from the Acme) rally. Once you are here, you can sit andd on Sun. from 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 609-522-4883 back, relax and enjoy the fes vi es, FFor more informa on, a detailed or take a ride along the scenic roadss uup-to-datep-t event schedule, or to of Cape May County. Stroll throughh rregisteregis for the Custom Boardwalk hundreds of na onal vendors distrib-b Bike Show please visit www.Roar- uted throughout fi ve separate vending ToToTheShoreOnline.comTh or call 609- lots peddling everything from cigars 7729-8870.29 to leather to jewelry to motorcycles. FFor addi onal informa on about Whether you’re looking for motorcycle tthehe Wildwoods, visit www.Wild- parts, paint or patches, you’re guaran-- wowoodsNJ.com or call 800-992- teed to fi nd what you’re looking for. Roarr 99732.73 to the Shore will also include events suchh Announcing our annual 50/40 gift certiÅ cate sale. Purchase a 50.00 gift certiÅ cate for only 40.00. Cash only. ...‘Second Season’ EFFECTIVE FOR THE 2014 SEASON (From Page A21) open daily from 4:30pm reservations 729-0401 free parking • full bar great wines • outrageous food 1901 New York Avenue • North Wildwood www.pirosrestaurant.com Friend us on facebook

Fes vall Sept. 20-21 – Boardwalk Classic Car Show Sept. 20 - 21 – Classic Car Auc on Sept. 20 – Fall Car Show Block Party September 5-8 September 27-28 Sept. 20-21 – Wildwood *Please note that the in- Roar to the Shore Olde Time Italian Fest Crest Seafarers Celebra- Motorcycle Rally on forma on and dates above September 27-29 Sept. 27-28 – An Olde are subject to change. For additional infor- September 7 Monster Truck Races Time Italian Fes val Mummers String Sept. 27-29 – Mid-Atlan- ma on about the events October 5 listed here and about the Band Show c Police and Fire Survivors Seafood & Music Fest Weekend Wildwoods, visit www. WildwoodsNJ.com or call September 15 Sept. 27-29 – Monster October 12 Mash Truck Race 800-992-9732. Battle the Beach Sept. 27-28 – Wild Thang 5K Challenge Run Zombie Mud Runn ‘13 Chrysler Car Show October 12-13 Sept. 29 – Morey’s Piers September 19-22 Souper Sunday Closing Day DougDouglassass Fudgeu ge Irish Fall Festival Powerboat Races & Chili/Chowder Cook Off October 18-19 Oct. 1-25 – Halloween Over Years! September 20-21 House Decora ng Contest 94 Boardwalk Classic Fabulous ‘50s & Beyond Oct. 4-6 – All Ford Truck Car Show & Auction Weekend starring & Car Show We Make The Candy We Sell! Danny & The Juniors Oct. 5 – Pennsauken Surf September 20-21 Fishing Club Tournament FRESH Seafarers’ October 25-27 Oct. 5 – Seafood and CREAM Beach Motocross Races Music Fes val Celebration Oct. 12 – Zombie Mud FUDGE Run Original Family Oct. 12-13 Governor's Owned & Operated Cup Hyrdrofest Oct. 12-13 – NJBBA’s Great Fall Classic Surf Fish- Real Salt Water Mint Bark ing Tournament Taffy Coconut Cups Oct. 18-19 – Fabulous Pecan Rolls Butter Creams ‘50s & Beyond Weekend COUPON Cream Mints Oct. 19-20 – Lighthouse Buy 2 lbs. Fudge Cherry Bark Challenge of New Jersey Fresh Cream Almond Bark Oct. 25 – Halloween Pa- Caramels Get 1 lb. FREE Almond Delight rade and Fun Fair Valid thru Sept • 2013 Molasses Oct. 26 – Wildwoods Paddles Cashew & Boardwalk Pumpkin Run COUPON Pecan Patties Oct. 30 – Trunk or Treat Homemade Buy 2 lbs. Taffy Chocolate for Halloween Chocolates Nov. 3 – Cheer Tech Is- Covered Get 1 lb. FREE Butter Crunch Marshmallows land Championships Valid thru Sept • 2013 Nov. 9 – Elks Hoop Shoot Nov. 17 – Cheer Tech Boardwalk & Wildwood Ave., Wildwood American Recreation & 522-3875 • www.douglasscandies.com School Championships A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 NewNNee Look...Open Every Day! Steak • seseafoodaffooodsand • sandwicheswicches desserts • salads • soups

DAILY SPECIALS Family Friendly MON. - $3 Burgers, $1.75 Yuengling Drafts, Entertainment $2.50 Yuengling Bottles FRIDAY, SEPT. 6TH TUES. - $3.50 Summer Shandy AAncientncient OOrderrder ooff LECOMPT 8PM WED. - $9 Shepherd’s Pie or SATURDAY, SEPT. 7TH Chicken Pot Pie w/side salad; TEN EDDY DRIVE 9PM $3 Imports HHiberniansibernians 222nd2nd ARE YOU READY FOR EAGLES FOOTBALL? THURS . - Tacos, Fajitas, Quesadillas, $2 Domestic Bottles $4.00 Coronas & Corona Lights, AAnnualnnual morningi andd con nues un l 77PM PM. OnO FridayF id andd SaturdayS d $2 Bud Light Drafts (during Eagles games) $2.50 Bud Lime A Rita & Straw Ber Ritas Giveaways and Food Specials there will be free live entertainment con nuously from FRI. - Fisherman’s Catch of The Day 12 PM un l 10:30 PM. As always, the concert will begin with the Na onal Anthem sung by Dolly McGee, followed $1.75 Pints, $2 Domestics, SAT. & SUN. - Blackboard Specials IIrishrish FallFall by the Irish Na onal Anthem. Other featured performers $5 Egg Sandwich & Mimosa (11am-1pm) include: Timmy Kelly, Maura McKinney-Mastro, Ballina, Mon-Weds 9pm-11pm • $3 Bombs Broken Shillelaghs, Birmingham 6, Cel c Pride, and many FFestivalestival more. Special guest, Haley Richardson, will perform on 3rd & New York Aves., Saturday from 2:30 to 4 PM. Haley is ten years old and NORTH WILDWOOD -- The largest Irish fes val on the has won mul ple awards both here and in Ireland for her east coast begins on Thursday, September 19, and con- fi ddle playing. Stop by and visit the AOH table for addi- cludes on Sunday, September 22, 2013. This fes ve four onal informa on. izzleizzle aatt tthehe hore! day event is sponsored by James J. Reilly, Division 1, An- Saturday begins with a 5K Run. If you are interested, you S S cient Order of Hibernians (AOH). The AOH is an organi- can sign up at 8AM at the AOH tent (between 1st and 2nd za on which fosters and preserves Irish culture and heri- Avenues) on Olde New Jersey Avenue. Cash prizes will be FamilyF Dining & tage. awarded. The success of this fes val has been overwhelming, and Saturday at 10AM the Brian Riley Pipe Exhibi on will FFine Cocktails! it con nues to draw more and more people each year. take place at the fi eld located at 8th and Central Avenues. With over one hundred vendors, sixteen food vendors, This event a racts thousands of spectators. Come see and and an es mated crowd of over 200,000, this gathering hear some of the best pipe bands in the East! The Deck will defi nitely be the place where you want to be! Also on Saturday, the AOH will host free Irish dance les- Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. The ac vi es begin on Thursday, September 19th, at sons at the Anglesea Volunteer Fire House, located in the at 12 noon 7:30 AM with a round of golf at the Cape May Na onal heart of the fes val ac vi es at 2nd and Olde New Jersey Golf Course, Route 9 and Fairway Drive, Cape May Court Avenues from 11 AM un l 1 PM. House (2 miles south of Route 47). The fee is $90 on or On Sunday, everyone is welcome to celebrate our faith before September 5th and $100 a er September 5th and and heritage at Saint Anne’s Roman Catholic Church in the Dining Room includes golf fees, con nental breakfast, cart, cap, buff et, Notre Dame de la Mer Parish at Glenwood and Atlan c Open Thurs.-Sun. beer and many prizes. Space is limited and reserva ons Avenues for 10:30 AM mass. There will be a procession at 5pm are suggested. For addi onal informa on, please contact from the main entrance to the altar by the Protectors of the AOH. the Faith Guards, the Cape May County Emerald Society On Thursday evening, the fes val will begin where Olde Honor Guard and a liturgical bag piper soloist. Early Bird Menu New Jersey Avenue meets the ocean. The tent at The Sunday at 12:30 PM, the parade begins at 20th and Surf 5pm-6pm Pointe at Moore’s Inlet will be transformed into a boxing Avenues and will con nue to Spruce and Olde New Jersey 3 Courses for $20 arena. Ten amateur boxing bouts, sanc oned by the MAA/ Avenues. The Irish Fall Fes val is honored to announce that USA, will feature the Harrowgate Boxing Club, Philadel- Jere Cole, Na onal Director of the Ancient Order of Hiber- free parking ~ elevator ~ www.icehousewildwood.com phia, PA vs. the Holy Family Boxing Club, Belfast, Northern nians in America, will serve as the 2013 Grand Marshal. Ireland. The event is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM. Tick- In addi on, we are honored to have Seamus Boyle, Past 4415 park blvd., wildwood ~ 609.522.0033 ets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. For advanced Na onal President of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, as cket sales please call 215-465-1778 or 609-970-0601. a special guest. All AOH organiza ons are welcome to be On Friday, Saturday and Sunday the fes vi es will take a part of this celebra on of Irish history and heritage. The place on Olde New Jersey Avenue. Here the street vendors parade also will feature Miss North Wildwood, Maureen er 19th will display their Irish memorabilia, and the food ve n - temb - 22n Hennessy, many fraternal organiza ons, bag pipe bands, Sep d dors will off er a variety of Irish and non-Irish Irish dance groups and much, much more. treats. This ac vity begins at 8 AM each The offi cial Irish music tent, featuring con nuous Irish 992 22nd Annual 201 entertainment throughout the weekend, is located in the ince 1 3 S Irish Fall Festival With over one municipal parking lot across from The Pointe at Moore’s North Wildwood, NJ Inlet. The Irish Music Tent will feature non-stop entertain- hundred vendors, ment by Broken Shillelaghs, Cel c Connec on, Sean Fleming Band, Secret Service, 2 U (the sixteen food ven- world’s second best U2 show), Belfast Connec- dors, and an estimated on, Screaming Orphans, and Derek Warfi eld and the Young Wol ones. For discount weekend crowd of over 200,000, admission ckets, $20 for all three days, please call Thursday September 19th 215-397-5909. A.O.H. Golf Tournament - $90.00 fee on or before 9/5, this gathering will Irish food and entertainment will be available at $100.00 after 9/5. 7:30 am Breakfast, 8:30 am start defi nitely be the place most of the clubs and pubs in North Wildwood all Cape May National Golf Course - Rt. 9 & Fairway Dr. - 2 miles south of Rt. 47 where you want to be! weekend long. Live Amateur Boxing – $25 in advance • $30 at the door As always, bus service The Tent at The Pointe at Moore’s Inlet will be available from the Anglesea Fire Hall – 2nd Friday September 20th and Olde New Jersey Av- VENDORS - 8 AM to 7 PM Olde New Jersey Avenue enue along Surf Avenue to LIVE IRISH ENTERTAINMENT duffy’s ON THE LAKE 26th Street. Addi onal bus 12 NOON to 10:30 PM Olde New Jersey Avenue service will be available through Wildwood and Saturday September 21st Where the sunsets last a lifetime... Wildwood Crest. For de- 5K Run - 8 AM SIGN-UP - $15 fee Olde New Jersey Avenue (prizes awarded) tailed informa on, please VENDORS - 8 AM to 7 PM Olde New Jersey Avenue call 609-884-5230 or visit LIVE IRISH ENTERTAINMENT 12 NOON to 10:30 PM EWLYEEWLWLY ENOVATEDENOVATED TMOSPHERETMOSPHHERERE gatrolley.com. N R A ! As a result of this ex- Olde New Jersey Avenue Open Daily for Dinner from 4pm tremely successful annual BRIAN RILEY PIPE EXHIBITION - 10 AM Early Birds 4-5:30pm fundraising event, the AOH Sports Field 8th & Central Avenues achieves signifi cant chari- IRISH DANCE LESSONS – FREE – 11 AM to 1 PM – Anglesea Firehouse Serving Breakfast Weekends from 7-11:30 am table accomplishments. These contribu ons refl ect Sunday September 22nd the loyalty and ideals which MASS - 10:30 AM Saint Ann’s R.C. Church, $22.95 $19.95 have helped to strengthen Glenwood & Atlantic Avenues our families, community, PARADE - 12:30 PM Tamilio’s Pan 3 Course Meal Served All Night and na onal character. Starting at 20th & Surf to Spruce & Olde New Jersey Avenues Seared Crab Cake Choice of : Flounder,Flounder, Pork or TurkeTurkeyy GRAND MARSHALL - This fes val is sponsored, * Must present ad * Includes soup or salad, bread & butter, Jere Cole - National Director of the Ancient Order of Hibernians apple crisp or ice cream in part, by Budweiser and VENDORS - 8 AM to 7 PM Olde New Jersey Avenue Greater Wildwood Tourism Improvement and Develop- OFFICIAL IRISH MUSIC TENT King Crab T-Bone ment Authority. CONTINUOUS IRISH ENTERTAINMENT ALL WEEKEND LONG The AOH would like to ac- BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE Legs Steak knowledge and thank May- Anglesea Fire Hall – 2nd & Olde New Jersey Avenue- $ $ or Bill Henfey, City Council Along Surf Avenue to 26th Avenue 1lb. 38.95 14oz. 28.25 and the City of North Wild- wood for their annual sup- Additional Bus Service to Wildwood and Wildwood Crest Large Groups Accommodated. Reservations Suggested. Family Friendly port of this event! For more info visit gatrolley.com For addi onal informa- 7601 New Jersey Ave. at Farragut Rd. on contact the AOH at 1-800-IRISH-91 or www.cmcaoh.com Wildwood Crest - 609-522-1815 1-800-IRISH-91 or www. cmcaoh.com. Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25

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99thth AnnualAnnual The “Sons of Italy” tent provided food and Italian souve- Olde Time nirs at 2012 FesƟ val. Photo Credit: George Capua Italian Festival ‡ 1(:‡Extended Bar with Casual Menu ‡23(1'$,/<‡ Set for Sep. 27-28 'LQQHUIURPSPPLGQLJKW WILDWOOD – A heaping Sept. 27 at 5 p.m. with the /DWH1LJKW‡&RFNWDLOV‡'HVVHUWV helping of Olde World Italy Procession of Saints Mass, 3&RXUVH0HQX$Q\WLPH30 will be served with amore and fes vi es will con nue 2012 Olde Time Italian FesƟ val. Photo Credit: George and plenty of white, red un l midnight. Capua 3DFLILF$YHQXH‡:LOGZRRG&UHVW1- and green during the 9th Music on Friday night Annual Wildwoods Olde will feature Giovanni from 609.522.5425‡www.marienicoles.com Time Italian Fes val, tak- 6-7 p.m., Rocket 88 from ing place on Fri., Sept. 27 7 to 8 p.m., 45 RPM from and Sat., Sept. 28. Hosted 8 to 9 p.m., and Tom Pisi by the Wildwood Sons of & the Wildness from 9-10 Italy, this event will take p.m. Saturday’s fes vi es place in Fox Park, located at will start at noon with mu- Burk and Atlan c Avenues sic from the John Walters across from the Wildwoods Band, Wayne & Jamie & Conven on Center. Aquanets, Just in Time, The free two-day fes val Sonny Averone & Johnny celebrates Italian culture Bones, Tre Bella, and Sky- with contests, cra s, and liners. Both the Spaghe SPECIALSSPECIALS games for the li le ones, Ea ng Contest and the HAPPY HOUR authen c Italian cuisine Grape Stomping Contest and con nuous free live will kick off at 3 p.m. DAILY 4-7PM Special Drink Pricing entertainment. Take in For addi onal infor- $5 & $6 Apps the tradi onal smells and ma on about this event, tastes of an Italian market, please visit www.sonsofi t- The Surfer Dude dishing out his pizza. Photo Credit: WING NIGHT plus Italian-made goods, alywildwood.org. George Capua Thurs 9-11pm cra s and merchandise as Half Off Wings vendors of all kinds fi ll Fox $2 Miller Lite Drafts Park, including those sell- ing Italian dishes like pas- WILDWOOD SONS OF ITALY tas, sausage and peppers, LIVE MUSIC MON 6-10PM chicken cutlets, clams & SYLVESTER GRANDE LODGE #1838 Cowabunga Chris spaghe , ramisu, canno- lis and more. Presents TUES 3-7PM Cowabunga Chris The Olde Time Italian th Fes val kicks off on Fri., 9 ANNUAL THURS 6-10PM Marnie & Nate OLDE TIME FRI 6-10PM ITALIAN FESTIVAL Ann Oswald FOX PARK Open Daily Noon to 2am À Lunch À Dinner À Late Night (Burk & Atlantic Aves, Wildwood) Chestnut & Olde NJ Aves À North Wildwood FRIDAY, 609.435.5691 À www.northendamericangrill.com SEPTEMBER 27, 2013 AAh heaping i AND helping of SATURDAY, Olde World SEPTEMBER 28, 2013 Italy will be • Bocci Ball Court • Crafts served with • Vendors • Great Italian Foods amore and • Spaghetti Eating And plenty of Grape Stomping Contests B@RT@KE@LHKXCHMHMF white, red and green during Spectacular Live Entertainment! the 9th Annual  FRIDAY Wildwoods Mass - 5:00pm 45 RPM - 8:00 to 9:00pm Olde Time Giovanni - 6:00 to 7:00pm Tom Pisi & The Wildness - Italian Rocket 88 - 7:00 to 8:00pm 10:00 to 11:00pm Festival, SATURDAY  taking place John Walters Band - Just in Time - on Fri., Sept. 12:00 to 1:00pm 4:30 - 6:30pm 27 and Sat., Wayne & Jamie & Aquanets - Sonny Averone & Johnny Bones - 2 Large Pizzas $17.99 1:00 to 3:00pm 6:30 to 8:00pm BEFORE 6PM DAILY Any Burger, FF & Soda $8.99 Sept. 28. Grape Stomping Contest - Tre Bella - 3:00 to 4:30pm  8:00 to 9:00pm  OPEN DAILY 11:30AM TO 2AM Spaghetti Eating Contest -  Skyliners - 3:00 to 4:30pm 9:00 to 10:30pm LUNCH, DINNER & LATE NIGHT 7800 DUNE DRIVE, AVALON For more information visit us online at DINE IN 368.5505 or TAKE OUT 368.1072 www.sonsoÀ talywildwood.org | $TQFDQR€2HYY@€2@RS@€%Q@AB@JDR /@QSHMHR€$DDQ€9HMD€%NBJS@HKR A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 55thth AnnualAnnual Seafood and Music Festival Brings Great Family Fun to the Wildwoodss

The Wildwoods, NJ – The Greater Wildwood Chamber or visit www.gwcoc. of Commerce presents the 5th Annual Seafood and Music com. Fes val Saturday, October 5 from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. featur- ing a full day of ea ng, dancing and all-out fun that will take place along Atlan c Avenue between Wildwood and Schellenger Avenues in Wildwood. The fes val will include live music, cra ers, food ven- dors, pie ea ng contests, and much more. A Kids Korner, with children’s ac vi es, including pumpkin pain ng, face pain ng, infl atable bouncers and co on candy, will take place from noon-4 p.m. FREE live musical entertainment for the day includes Frank Bey and The Swing City Blues Band, The Rocktolo- gists, The Who Knows Band, and others. The 5th Annual Seafood and Music Fes val, complete with great seafood, great music, and messy pie-fi lled fac- es, is FREE to a end. For addi onal informa on, please call 609-729-4000 GGrandrand PrixPrix HydroplanesHydroplanes

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7118 PARK BLVD. (AT RAMBLER), Voted Best CCompeteompete iinn HHydrofestydrofest 22013013 Water Sport Rental ON SUNSET LAKE, WILDWOOD CREST “2012” (609) 522-0471 Big noise! Big roostertails! Don’t miss them! The biggest and the baddest of hydroplanes will light up the bay waters in Wildwood Crest on October 12 and 13. The Grand Prix class, the most exci ng hydroplane class on the powerboat racing circuit of the American Power Boat Associa on, runs Got Pancakes? End of Summer Back-to-School Sale 25% off selected merchandise

big block super-charged motors, boas ng 1500 hp. The Grand Prix will join 10 other classes of race boats at the Wildwoods Hydrofest to compete for the coveted New Jersey Governor’s Cup. The event is the last stop on the APBA’s race boat circuit and the last chance to earn points 609-408-8956 for na onal high points. Ann Fitzgerald, who coordinates the Hydrofest for the host community, Wildwood Crest, stated that 65 to70 race 3900 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood teams are expected. Fitzgerald is par cularly excited that Open Year Round the Grand Prix hydroplanes will be back again this year. In LIKE US @ZIPPYBIKES addi on to all the racing classes, an Unlimited Hydroplane ON FACEBOOK will be on display in the Marketplace—a 30 . hydroplane BIKES with a turbine engine pushing 3,000 hp! New/Pre-Owned Bike Sales Wildwoods Hydrofest is FREE to Wildwood’s visitors; Repairs • Rentals • Accessories visitors should plan on a full day from 9 am to 4 pm. Pit passes are available at the OPEN YEAR ROUND main gate of the pit area if LULLUNUNUNCHCH •D• DIININNNNNNERER •L• LATAATETETE NNIIGHGGHTHTHT race fans want to get closer to the drivers and boats. ENTERTAINMENT n addi on to racing, there is a Marketplace with food, Thursday merchandise, and cra ven- StellarMojo10pm Breakfast DOWNSTAIRS dors as well as displays and Sat. & Sun. Friday entertainment. 8am-noon A er the races, there is Quality Has No Substitutes Barclay Smith 6pm On The Deck much to enjoy in the Wild- DJ Bowser 10pm woods! Great restaurants, Wildwood N. Cape May Cape May Weekly Specials Downstairs the Boardwalk and Piers, or 1-1/2 blocks from 3820 Bayshore Road Beach Ave. & Perry St. DJ Jerry Smith 10pm Upstairs a relaxing walk on the beau- Convention Center 886-0066 884-7199 Happy Hour Downstairs Only ful beaches. Out-of-town Burk & PaciÀ c Aves Year Round Daily 6:30am-2pm Saturday visitors can come for the 729-7557 Daily 7-2pm Mon.-Fri. from 4-6pm $2 Domestics • $2.50 Well Drinks Evolution 6pm On The Deck weekend and take advan- Daily from 7am tage of the post-seasonal 1/2 Price Apps DJ Jerry Smith 10pm Upstairs All Locations serve Breakfast & Lunch and have Free Parking motel rates! Tuesday & THursday For more informa on, Prime Rib Night $12.99 visit www.WildwoodsHy- Same Original Recipes for Wednesday: Cozy Morley Tribute drofest.org or call the event Super Size Chicken Parm $11.99 coordinator at 609-889- Sunday: 9181. Over 50 Years! $2 Tacos all day & night 609-522-4991 www.unclebillspancakehouse.com 101 E. Walnut Ave., North Wildwood • westysirishpub.com Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 The 2013 MONDAY’S AFTER 6PM Pasta & Mussels w/Red Sauce $13.95 Choice of PasWD‡3Uime Rib $15.95 FFabulousabulous ''50s50s House Wine $4 PHUGlass TUESDAY’S AFTER 6PM FRIDAY’S FlatbUead Pizza $6.95 w/BeveUage PuUchase Name that Tune 9pm (1st PlDFH3Uize) CUafts DUafts $3.50 Extended Happy HRXUSm to 7pm Weekend HaUd CiGHU(MagneUs, MagneUs PHDU Woodchuck) ReveUse Happy HRXUSm to 12am WEDNESDAY’S AFTER 6PM SATURDAY’S Beef, ChickHQRUPoUN%XUUitos w/TRUWilla Chips GUeat Food and DUink Specials Live Music 9:30pm $6 w/BeveUage PuUchase CoUona Bottles‡&RUonita Buckets $10 Chili Bowl Mini BuUgeUs (3) RU0LQL%XUJHUV (3) $5 (extUDIRUWRSSings) THURSDAY’S $1.5 Domestic DUafts‡ $2.5 23oz MillHU/ite DUafts Clams & Pasta $13.95 %XLOG\RXURZQ%XUJHU8QWLOSP (Choice of Pasta) AIWHUSm %ORRG\0DU\3XQFK3LQW8QWLOSP .49¢ Wings & $3 ImSRUWHG%RWWles AIWHUSm .49¢ Wings‡DXUing Eagles Games

$25.00 Three Course first Seating Menu from 4pm - 6pm Gary Lewis & The Playboys Live Music Every Night Hours: Outside Bar Open 3 p.m. Happy Hour 3-5 p.m. Dinner from 4 p.m. Wildwood, NJ - Greater Wildwood Chamber of Com- Price Range: merce is excited to announce the 2013 Fabulous '50s Con- cert line-up. The Annual Fabulous '50s Weekend will take $25 to $50 place October 18th - 19th, 2013 in the Wildwoods. Reservations: The Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce Fabu- lous '50s Weekend showcases the Wildwoods rich mid Not Accepted 20th century heritage, and presents a unique and posi ve Cocktails/Bar: Yes image for the island and state. This event also creates a www.beachcreek.net strong post-season tourism event for southern Cape May Danny & The Juniors featuring Joe Terry County. It also adds an addi onal profi table week for sea- sonal businesses and their employees, and a racts new On The Waterfront at Schooner Island businesses to our area. This event has proven it will bring Terry, Gary Lewis and The Playboys, Russell Thompkins gRio Grande Ave. Wildwood
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  g overnight stays to the Wildwoods and surrounding areas. and The New Stylis cs and Charlie Thomas Dri ers. The Weekend will start with a dance party featuring the Tickets for the concert and dance are on sale at All David Christopher’s Ni y Fi ies Dance Band at the Wild- Ticketmaster Loca ons, www. cketmaster.com, 1-800- woods Conven on Center on Friday Night. Doors open at 745-3000 and at the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Com- 6 pm and the dance starts at 7 pm. Admission costs $15 merce Offi ce at 3306 Pacifi c Avenue. For more info, call per person. The Saturday FREE street fair at Fox Park will 609-729-4000. include food vendors, cra vendors, a classic car show, KITCHENKKITCHEN OPENOPPEN EveryEvE ery dayday 11am11amm ‘tiltil latelate nnightiight fun contest and so much more. Happy Hour The highlight of the weekend is always the Saturday MON.- FRI. 4-7pm (Bar & Restaurant) night concert inside the Oceanfront Arena at the Wild- $1 Domestic Pints • $2 Domestic Bottles woods Conven on Center. This year the concert will $2.00 Mixed Drinks • 1/2 Price Appetizers feature Lou Chris e, Danny and The Juniors featuring Joe WednesdayWdWednesdday & SSunSundaydday Name That Tune with Ronn E. Dee 9pm Monday - Quizzo 9:30pm Monday Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes & Corn $8.95 $ Tuesday All You Can Eat Beef or Chicken Tacos $1.50 ea. All Day 10 Bottles Wednesday Fresh Cut 10oz. NY Strip with Potato & Veg. $12.99 of Wine 45¢ Wings (4-10pm) Sunset Dinners WINEWINEN Thurs. thru Sun. Thursday Turkey w/Pumpkin Pie $7.95 & $12.95 Platters Dining Room only, with Friday Chef Seafood Specials from $9.99 $17.95 purchaseppurcrchahasese ooff a diddinnerinnnnerer eentree.ntntreree.e Saturday Prime Rib (12 oz. Queen Cut) w/2 sides $15.95 ServedSSyp Daily From 4-6pmp Cannot be combined with any other off er. Sunday Make Your Own Bloody Mary Pint Sunset Dinners are complete, with no substitu- (9am-12noon) / Breakfast Brunch Menu tions, and include your choice of soup or salad, $4.99 / Chef Pasta Specials from $9.99 1 entree, house dessert & coff ee or tea. 18th & New Jersey Avenues • North Wildwood (tax and gratuity not included) (609) 522-3030 Live Entertainment The Annual WELCOME BIKERS Saturday 2-7pm Fabulous '50s Join us on Sat. 9/28 for Ourr Weekend will LLY 1st Annual End of take place E ’S Season/Octoberfest Party October 18th K cafe Craft Beers, Traditionall - 19th, 2013 Octoberfest Food in the A Wildwood Landmark For Over 75 Years! & Live Music! Wildwoods. OÖ›Ä Dƒ®½ù ¥ÙÊà 11:30ƒÃ ó®ã« ƒ Fç½½ BƒÙ M›Äç DINNERS Outdoor & Indoor Dining Burgers • Wraps • Grilled Reubens ARE BACK! Serving Lunch & Dinner • Homemade Soups • BBQ Ribs Thursday thru Sunday ~ 11am-10pm Served From 5pm Happy Hour 11am-6pm Wings • Steamed Clams Dinner Specials Daily! Pizza & much more! 708 West Burk Ave., Wildwood • 522-6336 4400 Atlantic Ave. Wildwood • 522-6817 www.thewharfnj.com A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers September 4 2013

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Ocean View Ɣ Outdoor Poolside Bar, Patio & Grill Seaside Chic Ɣ Upscale Ɣ Stylish Happy Hour Mon-Fr i ( 5 -7pm) Live Music Fri & Sat Night The Zombie Mud Run “Haunts” Morey’s Piers Breakfast: Monday - Friday 8am-11am Brunch: Saturday & Sunday 9am-4pm “We are The Wildwoods, NJ – This fi rst me ever. crea ng an Dinner: Sunday - Thursday 4pm-11pm October, a zombie apoca- Taking place along the the human race awesome lypse is taking over the beach and piers, the thrill- by escaping course Friday & Saturday 4pm-midnight boardwalk of Wildwoods, ing 5K obstacle race chal- the living that NJ. On October 12, 2013, lenges runners to eat or be dead, or that LOCATED IN Morey’s Piers, along with eaten as they hurdle ob- as a “Zom- will be co-sponsors the Greater stacles including huge sand bie,” who will a combina- Wildwoods Tourism Im- mounds, the ocean, slides “hunt” the “Hu- on of both provement & Development and “quicksand.” Par ci- man” runners add- natural and man- Authority and the City of pants are invited to regis- ing an extra degree of made obstacles, de- 609.729.6600 ŏ www.hotelicona.com Wildwood, is hos ng The ter as either a “Human,” challenge to the race. signed to test strength Zombie Mud Run for the with the mission to save and endurance,” said Pat- rick Konopelski, founder of The Zombie Mud Run. “Now for the scary part - Amish Market the course will take you of North Wildwood under the boardwalk to the deep, dark, recesses of the House unknown… chills!” Dragon Open Daily from 8am-9pm “Zombies have become CHINESE RESTAURANT such a big part of today’s Open Every Day 11:30am ‘til Late Night pop culture with fans of all Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Snacks • Desserts ages. We’re thrilled to wel- Famous Throughout The Shore For come this new audience of • Neighborhood • Baby Back Ribs • Puddings both the living…and the not Serving The Finest in Chinese Cuisine! Butcher Fresh Meats • Rotisserie Chicken • Breakfast so living...to Morey’s Piers,” • Fresh Orange Juice • Wings Sandwiches added Jack Morey, second- & Lemonades • Jams & Jellies genera on owner of Mo- rey’s Piers & Beachfront LUNCH SPECIALS • Fresh & Organic • Build Your Own 99¢ Coffee Produce Salad Bar Waterparks. During the race, “Hu- Served Daily 11:30am to 3:003:00pmpm • Dairy • Marinated & Any Size mans” will wear a fl ag foot- • Potato Salad, Pickled Products General Tso’s Chicken ball belt with three fl ags, Chicken with Broccoli Macaroni Salad, • Donuts & Fruit represen ng their vital or- Sesame Chicken Cucumber Salad Breads gans, which “Zombies” will Sweet & Sour Chicken • Cheesesteaks • Hoagies try to “eat” by capturing the • Sliders • Bagels & Rolls Chicken w/ Garlic Sauce $ fl ags. Whether you survive or get infected, everyone is Chicken w/String Beans Corner of 7th & New Jersey Aves, North Wildwoodldd d • 1-800-AMISH-AVE18800 AAMISHMMIISHSSH AVAAVEVE All 5.50ea. www.amishmarketofnw.com welcome to join the fun at Curry Chicken w/Onion (with pork fried rice or white rice) the all day human survival Chicken Chow Mein Sorry cannot be combined beach party which features Shrimp Chow Mein with other offers. OPEN YEAR ROUND music, and a variety of food Beef w/Broccoli and beverages available for Take-out Only Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner purchase. Pepper Steak with Onions To par cipate as a “Hu- Beef w/ String Beans Daily at Two Locations man” or “Zombie,” runners Boneless Spare Ribs must be at least 14 years Chicken Lo Mein (Soft Noodle)) COUPON of age or older and pre- register at www.thezombi- Vegetables Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) % OFF emudrun.com. The price Shrimp Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) Your Total Order Over of registra on ranges from Fried Chicken Wings (7 pieces) 10 $1000 With This Coupon $35 to $105 depending on Mixed Vegetables with Not to be combined with any other offers. the running category and Garlic Sauce Excludes lunch specials date of registry. Special stu- dent and military pricing is TAKE-OUTTAKE OUT AAVAILABLEVAILABLE • FreeFFree DDeliveryelliivery $1$100 mimin.in Diner Cafe Restaurant available for $55. A por on of the proceeds will benefi t Early Bird Specials 3-5:30pm the Juvenile Diabetes Re- Corner of Paci¿ c & Lincoln Avenues, Wildwood Blackboard Specials • Full Course Dinners search Founda on, the ALS Take Out Available • Baking on the Premises Greater Philadelphia Asso- 609-522-2320 - All Major Credit Cards Accepted cia on and the Lunch With Lynch Program. Free Parking: In Dragon House Lot on Lincoln Ave. between Pacifi c&Nc & NJJ 325 WEST SPRUCE AVE. , 245 West White Horse Pike, The gates open at 7 am with race mes star ng ev- NORTH WILDWOOD GALLOWAY ery 30 minutes from 9 am Over 200 Seating. Can Accommodate Large Groups 609-729-4900 609-748-0033 to 2 pm. For more informa- on, please visit www.mo- www.dragonhousechinese.com FREE PARKING • www.stardinercafe.com reyspiers.com. Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29 Calendar Events Listed below are upcoming events posted to the Herald calendar online. For more information concerning these LIGHTHOUSE events, to see more events, or to submit an event to the calendar, free of charge, go to events.capemaycounty- herald.com. 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. POINTE 11:45am in North Wild- Service at 8:30am in Som- Excursion Park, 9/5/13 wood at Olde New Jersey WATERFRONT RESTAURANTNT AND BAR ers Point at Patriot Park, Annual Roar to the Civil War Weekend at Avenue and surrounding Patriot Day Ceremony 11:00am in Cape May at pubs, (609) 729-0075 Welcome Bikers! OPEN 4PM Shore Motorcycle Rally the Historic Cold Spring at 12:00pm in Wildwood at 9:00am in Sea Isle City Amateur Boxing at Deck 3PM Village, (609) 898-2300 at the Wildwoods Conven- at Veterans Park (609) 263- 7:00pm in North Wild- 4461 x1245 Weekends & tion Center, (609) 729- 9/15/13 wood at the Pointe at 8870 Create a Mosaic Frame Moore's Inlet, (609) 729- Holidays

An Evening of Com- Two Day Workshop at Monarch Migration at 0075 edy & Magic with Brian Cape May County Li- 9:00am in West Cape May brary at 1:00pm in Court at West Cape May Staron at 7:00pm in Court 9/20/13 House at the Cape May House at Avalon Golf Club Antique Auto Show & Sunset Lake Seafarers Combines Great Food And Deckertainment (609) 465-4653 Court House Library, (609) Parade at 9:00am in Sea 463-6386 Celebration at 7:00pm Sea Isle City Garden Isle City on the Promenade in Wildwood Crest at DINING ROOM SPECIALS County Plans 9/11 (973) 563-0254 Centennial Park, (609) Club Tree Dedication at $ 7:30pm in Sea Isle City Memorial Ceremony at 523-0202 King Crab Legs 29.99 Al Harrison Dixieland 5:00pm in Court House at in the Historical Society’s Band at VFW Post 386 POW MIA Service at $ Memorial Garden, located the County Administration at 2:00pm in Cape May Mussels, Red or White 7.99 Building, (609) 463-6678 7:00pm in Somers Point on the grounds of the Sea at VFW Post 386, (609) at Patriot Park $ Isle City Library (609) Whole Stuffed Lobster 24.99 Patriot's Day Memo- 884-7961

263-3331 rial Service at 5:30pm 9/21/13 MONDAY &

in Wildwood Crest at 9/16/13 BUY ONE TUESDAY: 9/6/13 New Jersey Avenue, (609) Fall Migration Festival 522-0202 Beach Bards present at 9:00am in Stone Harbor Dinner GET ONE Annual Roar to the Poetry and Prose at the at the Wetlands Institute, with Elvis 4-5pm Shore Motorcycle Rally Cape May County Library (609) 368-0197 • No Coverr FREE 9/13/13 7:00pm at 9:00am in Wildwood at at 6:00pm in Sea Isle City (Reservations recommended) 2nd entree of equal or Cape May Lighthouse lesser value. the Wildwoods Convention Firefi ghters’ Weekend at the Sea Isle City Library, Full Moon Climb. at Specials not included. Center, (609) 729-8870 Craft Show at 9:00am in (609) 463-6386 8:00pm in Cape May Hand Building with Wildwood Crest at Sun- rise Park, (609) 523-0202 Point at the Cape May DECKERTAINMENT Clay a four week work- 9/18/13 Lighthouse, (609) 884- shop at Cape May Coun- Fall Sidewalk Sale at South Jersey Hard of 5404 ty Library at 10:00am in FRIDAY HAPPY SATURDAY 9:00am in Cape May at Hearing Support Group at Villas at the Lower Twp. the Washington Street 6:00pm in Court House in 9/22/13 HOUR Library, (609) 463-6386 Mall, the Maruchi Room at Cape Run the Vineyards - DJ 4PM Regional Medical Center FAITH & BRIAN Dolley Madison His- Down the Shore 5K at 9/7/13 (609) 463-4043 JOHNNY FREE torical Presentation at 9:00am in Cape May at the 7PM Art on the Mall at 4:00pm in Stone Harbor Jersey Cape Fishing at Cape May Winery VEE 6PM BUFFET 10:00am in Cape May at the American Legion Cape May County Library Coming Firemen’s Weekend at the Washington Street Post 331, (609) 577-7199 at 6:30pm in Court House 9/24/13

Mall, (609) 884-0555 (609) 463-6386 Friday- Juicy 6pm • Saturday- Jerry Blavat 8pm Pat Sutton to Lead 9/14/13 Sunday- Eagles Party

Revolutionary War En- Fall Family Festival at 9/19/13 2013 Newspapers © Herald campment at Cold Spring 9:00am in Sea Isle City at Irish Fall Festival at (Page A30 Please) www.lighthousepointerestaurant.com at 10:00am in Cape May at Historic Cold Spring Vil- 5101 Shawcrest Road • Wildwood • 522-7447 lage (609) 898-2300 x10

Roar to the Shore Block Party at 12:00pm in Wildwood at Wildwood, All You Can Eat (609) 729-6500

Mummers String Band Show at 3:30pm in Wild- Sea & Land Buffet wood at Olde New Jersey Avenue, (609) 522-2955 Served 4-9 pm

Art For History Fine & • Two Soups Daily • Fresh Fruit (in sea- BREAKFAST Decorative Arts Auction at 6:00pm in Ocean View son) • Stuffed Flounder with Crabmeat BUFFET at the Recreation Building Served 8 am to of the Ocean View Resort or Broiled Flounder • Fried Shrimp Campground (609) 465- • Crab Cakes • Broiled Grouper or 12:30 pm 3535 Creamed Chipped Beef • Pancakes

Salmon Pomadora • Broiled Tilapia Red Oak Toast • Belgian WafÛ es with 9/8/13 Hot Toppings • Strawberries • Cherries • Mussels Marinara • Bar-B-Que Ribs Blueberries• Apples • Maple Syrup Annual Roar to the • Fried Chicken • Chicken Tenders • Italian Hot Sausage Western Omelet • Fresh Scrambled Eggs Shore Motorcycle Rally Nothing Over $14.99 Home Fries • Red Oak Omelet • Bacon at 9:00am in Wildwood at • Buffalo Wings • Meatballs • Fettuccini Alfredo or Italian Ham • Sausage • Scrapple the Wildwoods Convention 17th Ave. NORTH WILDWOOD • Assorted Hot & Cold Cereals Center, (609) 729-8870 Lasagna or Linguini with Clams • Cheese Ravioli • Spaghetti Homemade MufÚ ns • Homemade Danish

BETWEEN NJ & CENTRAL (609) 729-7290 Like us on with Butter • Chicken Cordon Bleu or Chicken Francaise or 9/9/13 Adults $6.59 Chicken Alfredo or Chicken Lemon Butter • Veal Marsala or Crochet a Lace Shrug Children in 5 weeks at Cape May Roast Stuffed Turkey or Veal & Peppers • Hand-carved Roast 1-3 EAT FREE! County Library at 6:30pm 4-6 $2.99 • 7-10 $4.99 in Villas at the Lower Beef • Hand-carved Baked Ham • Rotini Pasta with Tuna Fish Township Library, (609) • Pencil Point Pasta with Seashell Crabmeat • Broccoli Pasta Beverage Not Included 463-6386 • Tri-Color Pasta • Macaroni & Cheese • Rice Pilaf • Mashed Visa • MasterCard Angelus Chorus Re- • Discover • American Express hearsal at 7:00pm in Potatoes • French Fries • Cheddar Cheese Sauce • Fresh Court House at the Mid- dle Twp. High in the Cho- Vegetables • Homemade Cakes • Variety of Puddings & Jello rus Room, Adults $12.99 Dinners with complete 9/10/13 Children 1-3 EAT FREE! 4-6 $5.59 • 7-10 $7.99 Portraiture in Pastels 6 Salad & Dessert Bar Beverage Not Included week workshop at Cape May County Library at Serving Dinner 1:00pm in Sea Isle City Nightly from 4pm RED OAK RESTAURANT at the SIC Library, (609) 463-6386 230 E. Oak Ave., Wildwood • 522-9560 Local Seafood & Produce 9/11/13 Free Parking • 1½ blocks from Boardwalk Last chance to try our summer menu! September 11th Com- RED OAK memoration at 8:30am in Now offering FREE soup or salad with North Wildwood at the purchase of entree until 5:30om $ FOR EVERY ADULT DINNER North Wildwood City Hall, 1.00 OFF TOTAL IN YOUR PARTY (609) 522-2955 Like us on 5209 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood, NJ • (609)522-5223 (Right across from Duffers) IF SEATED BY 6 PM. PRESENT COUPON WHEN SEATED. NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH OTHER OFFERS 911 Remembrance A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Calendar Events 10/18/13 9/29/13 Golf Tournament to

Ed's Funcade Board- Benefit Atlantic Cape The Tackle Show at walk Treasure Hunt at Students at 10:00am in 7:00pm in Ocean City (From Page A29) 12:00pm in North Wild- Cape May at the Cape May at The Ocean City Sports BEST wood at the boardwalk, National Golf Club, (609) and Civic Center, (856) 463-4672 261-4521 (609) 729-3223 Tours of Private Hum- SCOOP IN Cape May Lighthouse $5 Golf TOWN! mingbird & Butterfl y Gar- 10/12/13 10/1/13 Full Moon Climb at dens Again at 10:00am Only in Cape May at the New Simple Peyote Bead The Wildwood’s Hy- 8:00pm in Cape May before 5pm homemade ice Jersey Audubon’s Nature Weaving Bracelet a two droFest at 9:00am in Wild- Point at the Cape May cream in the Center of Cape May, (609) day workshop at 1:00pm wood Crest at Sunset Lake Lighthouse, (609) 884- 898-8848 (609) 889-9181 5404 in Court House at the Wildwoods! Main Branch of the CMC Jeff Ruby at 7:00pm in Lima Bean Festival at 10/19/13 Cape May at The Mad Bat- Library, (609) 463-6386 9:00am in Cape May at ter (615) 727-4320 Wilbraham Park, (609) Lighthouse Challenge

10/4/13 884-9325 of NJ at 8:00am in Cape

9/25/13 All Ford Truck and Car Lower Cape May Re- May Point at the Cape

Show at 9:00am in Wild- gional Class of 1973 - May Lighthouse (609) 884- Basket Weaving Work- 5404 shop at Cape May Coun- wood at Pacifi c Avenue, 40th Class Reunion at Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor (609) 522-4546 6:00pm in Cape May at Rea's Harvest Fair at ty Library at 9:30am in Sea Isle City at the Sea Craft a Sea Glass Pen- the Grand Hotel, 10:00am in West Cape Celebrating Our th Anniversary Isle City Library, (609) dant at Cape May County May farm fest fun, (609) 39 884-4522 463-6386 Library at 10:00am in 10/13/13 Villas at the Lower Twp. Wildwood 50 Plus Re- Dance to the Chowder 9/27/13 Library, (609) 463-6386 union Dinner at 5:00pm II Band at Cape May Brand New Look County Library at 1:00pm Sons of Italy 9th An- in Wildwood at Wild- 10/5/13 wood Convention Hall, in Sea Isle City at the SIC Same Great Atmosphere nual Olde Time Italian (609) 522-8314 Library, (609) 463-6386 Festival at 5:00pm in Oktoberfest at 10:00am Wildwood at Fox Park, in Cape May at Jackson * * * * * * * * * * * * * Create A Mosaic Open Fri. 12 noon • Sat. & Sun. 8am (609) 522-6603 Street, (609) 884-5508 Pumpkin Candle Holder 10/16/13 at Cape May County Seafood and Music Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & Late Night Snacks 9/28/13 South Jersey Hard of Library at 1:00pm in Pe- Festival at 10:00am in Hearing Support Group tersburg at the Upper Twp. MUTT STRUT at Wildwood at Atlantic Av- at 6:00pm in Court House Branch, (609) 463-6386 8:00am in Cape May in enue, (609) 729-4000 in the Maruchi Room at the Convention Hall area, Cape Regional Medical 10/20/13 (609) 513-4770 10/10/13 Center (609) 463-4043 Lighthouse Challenge

Cape May Dragon Boat Crochet your own Mit- of NJ at 8:00am in Cape Festival at 9:00am in Cape tens at Cape May County 10/17/13 May Point at the Cape May at the Cape May Har- Library at 8:30am in Sea May Lighthouse (609) 884- bor, (609) 884-5508 Isle City at the SIC Library, Portraiture in Pastels 6 5404 (609) 463-6386 week workshop at Cape HILDRETH & PACIFIC AVES., WILDWOOD Harvest Festival at May County Library at

9:00am in Court House 9:00am in Court House 10/21/13 609-729-1817 at the Courthouse Con- 10/11/13 at the Main Branch of the Beach Bards present www.dufferswildwood.com valescent Center, (609) Victorian Weekend at CMC Library, (609) 463- Poetry and Prose at the 465-7171 10:00am in Cape May Major Credit Cards Accepted • Smoke-Free Restaurant 6386 Cape May County Li-

at Cape May, (609) 884- Handicap accessible brary at 6:00pm in Sea 5404 Isle City at the SIC Library, (609) 463-6386

10/22/13

Advanced Peyote Bead Weaving 2 Day Workshop at Cape May County Li- brary at 1:00pm in Court House at the main branch, (609) 463-6386

Saturday 10/23/13

BBQ Rib Fearless Watercolors Restaurant Night at the Cape May County Marketplacee Library at 9:30am in Sea Isle City at the SIC Branch, Atmospheree (609) 463-6386

10/26/13

Serving Middle Township enjoy nature! Plans Largest-Ever Har- vest Festival at 10:00am Dinner Daily in Court House at The TANDEMS • ALLEY-CATS • SURREYS • SINGLE BIKES Middle Township Depart- From 4pm Monday & ment of Recreation, (609) Thursday All Summer Long! 465-8743 x9 Prime Rib Nights 10/27/13 RIDE 2 HOURS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 HOUR (surreys, singles & tandems after 11am) Beach Writers Autumn Retreat at 8:30am in Court Early Bird Menu • Only $13.99 House at Jessie Creek Win- ery, (609) 729-4605 Served Sunday - Friday from 4-5pm

All Entrees include fresh garden salad or soup, bread, butter, and Dessert. ***Entrees include vegetable and baked potato or side of pasta*** Tour of Italy • Rigatoni alla Primavera • Manicotti • Stuffed Shells How do Penne al Forno • Shrimp Scampi • Salsa di Vongole ***Eggplant Parmigian ***Veal or Chicken Parmigian ***Deep Fried or Broiled Crab Cake ***Fried Shrimp ***Broiled or Fried Flounder fi nd You follow us on ***Chicken Marsala ***Filet Mignon 6oz ($3.50 extra) us on @smittyswildwood Tomato, Marinara, Vodka or Alfredo Sauce with Meatball or Sausage DO THE Served Over your Choice of Spaghetti, Angel Hair, Linguini, Penne or Rigatoni (Not Available For Take Out) Must Be Seated By 5pm 609•523•9113 SHORE? Take Out Available Corner of Young and Ocean Ave. DOTHESHORE.COM 5401 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest • 609-523-0999 www.LittleItalyWildwood.com (405 Young Ave.) Wildwood By The Sea, NJ Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A31 Revolutionary War Encampment at Historic Cold Spring Village

CAPE MAY - Authen - cally clad and equipped Con nental, Loyalist and Hessian reenactors bring the American Revolu on to life on the grounds of Historic Cold Spring Vil- lage, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 7 and 8, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. At the Village’s annual Revolu onary War Encampment, visitors can see demonstra ons of drills, equipment, and ar l- lery fi ring. Civilian reenac- tors will also demonstrate the role played by typical Americans of the period in suppor ng the army. His- torian Mike Kochan will be in the dining room of the Dennisville Inn in character as Benjamin Franklin dem- onstra ng some of Frank- lin's famous inven ons lage is a non-profi t, open- Historic Cold Spring Vil- military personnel and up and experiments. Local air living history museum lage is located on Route 9, to 5 family members. The historian and HCSV inter- that portrays the daily life three miles north of Vic- Village Nature Trail at Brad- preter, Hank Heacock, will of a rural South Jersey com- torian Cape May and four ner’s Run is open to the give a presenta on both munity of the Early Ameri- miles south of Rio Grande public for free self-guided days at 12:30 at the ga- can period. It features 26 (Exit 4 of the Garden State tours. Visit the Country zebo on Cape May County restored historic structures Parkway). Admission during Store, Needle Arts Coop, North Wildwood soldiers who served in the on a 30-acre site. From late the season is $10 for adults Bakery, Ice Cream Parlor Revolu on. “This is one of June to early September, and $8 for children ages 3 and Cold Spring Grange my favorite events,” said interpreters and ar sans to 12. Children under 3 are Restaurant. For more in- Jim Stephens, HCSV Dep- in period clothing preserve admi ed free. Unlimited forma on on events, mem- uty Director for Educa on the trades, cra s and heri- free admission is available bership, volunteering, or Rio Grande Ave. and Interpreta on. “New tage of “the age of home- with Village membership. booking private aff airs, Jersey played a vital role in spun.” Fun and educa onal As a member of the na on- please call (609) 898-2300, the Revolu on and the re- ac vi es for children are al Blue Star Museums pro- ext. 10, or visit the Village enactors do a fantas c job featured Tuesday through gram, Historic Cold Spring website at www.hcsv.org. of bringing that story to life Sunday, with special events Village is proud to off er free for our visitors.” every weekend through admission to ac ve duty Historic Cold Spring Vil- mid-September. 2 LOCATIONS The Friends of Historic Cold Spring TO SERVE YOU. Host Annual Luncheon CAPE MAY - The Friends can period. The Village the United States. Historic Run is open to the public Fabulous Friday of Historic Cold Spring Vil- is a museum for all sea- Cold Spring Village is locat- for free self-guided tours. lage invite you to enjoy a sons. During the summer ed on Route 9, three miles Visit the Country Store, Happy Hour 3-7pm Vintners Luncheon and Af- months, interpreters and north of Victorian Cape Needle Arts Coop, Bakery, ternoon of Music on Sept. ar sans in period clothing May and four miles south Ice Cream Parlor and Cold $5 Apps at the bar 10, at Willow Creek Win- preserve the trades, cra s of Rio Grande (Exit 4 of the Spring Grange Restaurant. ery in West Cape May. The and heritage of “the age of Garden State Parkway). Ad- For more informa on on Live Entertainment event begins at 11:30 a.m. homespun.” From October mission during the season events, membership, vol- and will feature a gourmet to May, the emphasis is on is $10 for adults and $8 for unteering, or booking pri- luncheon, silent auc on teaching history through children ages 3 to 12. Chil- vate aff airs, please call (609) and vineyard tour on eco- school trips to the Village, dren under 3 are admi ed 898-2300, ext. 10, or visit friendly covered tour carts. classroom visits by the free. Unlimited free admis- the Village website at www. Entertainment will be pro- educa on department and sion is available with Village hcsv.org. Wednesday 4-Course vided by New Jersey na ve, interac ve teleconferences membership. The Village musician Johnny Pe llo. with schools throughout Nature Trail at Bradner’s Chef Dinner Specials This event is sponsored in part by Jersey Cape Realty, For $25 and proceeds benefi t the Historic Cold Spring Village Educa on Fund. To pur- Play Corn Hole chase ckets, please call Open Daily (609) 884-2531, (609) 884- while you wait 6284, or (609) 884-3579. Serving Lunch from 11am Tuesday Tickets are $30.00 per per- Dinner from 4:30pm son. Thursdays $12.99 Dinner The Friends of Historic PRIME RIB NIGHT Breakfast Sat. & Sun. 8am-11am Cold Spring Village is a non- profi t organiza on formed Specials to support the Village. The LIVE Friends of HCSV endeavor ENTERTAINMENT Tiki Topzp Openp Dailyy to foster interest in pro- grams, projects and the Vil- (See Grid on Pg. A40) Monday Shrimp lage collec on by contrib- Tiki Topz u ng talent and services $5 Sundays Pool Party Night $14.99 to the organiza on. This is LIVE MUSIC WITH carried out by serving as SSat.at. & Sun.Sun. BLONDAGE 1-5PM Scampi, Fried, Broiled, Coconut,Coconut, community advocates; lo- 2p2pm!m! Parm or Fajita, Plus Shrimp ca ng and acquiring items Last $5 Sunday OPEN DAILY that enhance collec ons; Sat. & Sun. at Appetizers & Soup securing a volunteer base is Sept. 8th 11:30am that augments the Village CONCH BLOWING 4pm for Dinner staff ; developing and car- Entertainment rying out fundraising ac vi- SUNSET Dinner Only Starting es and events that directly CELEBRATION Tuesday Sept. 3rd-Sept. 6th benefi t the museum; and Weekends Open at 11:30 for DJ Entertainment edi ng and publishing a Lunch & Dinner quarterly newsle er. 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Per- PRIME RIB $16.95 life. As war wages outside, an intellectual spar between formances are at 8 p.m. and Freud, the staunch atheist, and Lewis, the devout Chris an, occur Tuesdays through Sundays. Tickets are $35 for adults, SATURDAY NIGHT occurs inside. A thought-provoking play, Freud’s Last Ses- $30 seniors (62+) and $15 students. A half-price preview sion engages with controversial topics that resonate long performance will take place Wednesday, September 18 - ALL YOU CAN EAT SNOW CRAB a er the show ends. followed by the offi cial opening night Sept. 19. A special ONLY $22.95!! "Freud’s Last Session’s" remarkable cast comprises of half-price senior night will take place Wednesday, Octo- two Cape May Stage veterans: Mark Irish and Joel Rooks. ber 2 and a $25 anniversary ma nee will occur Saturday, IT’S BACK!!! - Both were last seen here in 2011; Mark Irish in The Com- October 19 at 3 p.m. For more informa on and cket plete Works of William Shakespeare… Abridged and Joel reserva ons call the box offi ce at (609) 770-8311, or visit OUR SUNDAY NIGHT Rooks in Say Goodnight Gracie. the theatre’s website www.capemaystage.org. TACOS ARE BACK The cast is joined by a talented produc on team, in- "Freud’s Last Session" is presented through the gra- cluding Producing Ar s c Director Roy Steinberg (Boeing cious support of Mad Ba er and Sea Salt Restaurant. This STARTING AT 4P.M.!!! Boeing, How to Make a Rope Swing), in the role of Direc- season’s sponsors include 410 Bank Street, Frescos, Cape ALL YOU CAN EAT $9.95 FOR tor; Lisa Shames, Stage Manager; Robert J Mar n, Set May Winery, CapeSCape, Corner Co age Apartments, Exit Designer; Cyrus Newi , Ligh ng Designer; and Celeste Zero, Harry’s Ocean Bar & Grille at The Montreal Inn, The ADULTS..KIDS 4-10 ARE $5.95 Livingston, Costume Designer. Washington Inn, and Lucky Bones. AND KIDS UNDER 4 ARE FREE Ferry Hosts Award-Winning Author, Hal Alpiar ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BREAKFAST BUFFET Fresh cut fruits, yogurts, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, breads, NORTH CAPE MAY - To- our customers to meet the mor that has readers grin- boundaries and gets caught pastries, make your own Belgian waffl es, and omelets made to day, Cape May – Lewes Fer- man behind ning between between the drug-runners, ry offi cials announced that the Coastguard and DEA order are just a few of the delights that wait to greet you in the best-sell- gasps. 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Music nessee Ernie Ford so aptly director for the orchestra, put it, "Cock your pistols, Mark Preston of The LeƩ ermen will join Linda GenƟ lle Linda Gen lle comments, “I there will be no stopping & The Jersey Shore Pops in their 2014 Summer Concert Season. COME TO saw Preston perform on a this young man", and there Regent Cruise last year and hasn't been. A er his Hon- they were known to shoot IS no stopping this talented was amazed at his talent orable Discharge from the from diff erent sites in the singer"... Friday, Saturday & Sunday and rapport with the audi- Air Force and a string of ci es where the show was Preston was excited to October 4th, 5th & 6th comment, “This will be the AMERICAN STEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSE ence. He is a consummate impressive performances at broadcast. Preston proved entertainer and reminds me one of Los Angeles' oldest to be an all-around enter- fi rst me in years that I have a lot of Wayne Newton and clubs, The Horn, Preston tainer as he interviewed performed in South Jersey. Liberace. I knew in 5 minutes decided to make his next guests on the show, worked I am so looking forward to why he is considered one of career move to Las Vegas. in places like the Ohio State performing with The Jersey the most in-demand enter- Preston became a featured Fair and different remote Shore Pops and mee ng old CRAB CAKES tainers on the high seas right performer at The Dunes, tapings. He sang his heart friends and fans from the Named “Best in SJ” by SJ Magazine Three Years in a Row now. I know our audiences The Silverbird, The Ma- out for people coming in shore who remember me will love him.” rina and The Sahara hotels. from the tri-state area to when I was with The Le er- Growing up in Indiana Preston also performed see him perform. men. The Jersey audiences gave Preston plenty of op- on Harrah's stage in Reno Preston's star was not were always so wonderful portunity to perform and and in Lake Tahoe. None of yet shining bright enough. for us, and I am excited Winner of the Wine Spectator grow with his talent. Start- these performances went While he was performing to once again share that Award of Excellence ing at the age of 11, Preston unno ced as he con nued on the Bob Braun Show, tremendous energy and Four Years in a Row enthusiasm. I was so im- 2010 carried his singing through to receive reviews that he was asked to open for 2011 Rated Top 10 school and then decided to described him as "an ex- the First Lady of Comedy, pressed with the orchestra’s 2012 Wine Values in Phyllis Diller. "I love to refer conductor Linda Gentille 2013 New Jersey enlist. Joining the Air Force traordinary singer, being was Preston's fi rst stop on able to belt out a song, fi ll- to Mark Preston as my pro- when I saw her show on the his way to being a top per- ing you with eye watering tégé", said Ms. Diller. "He Regent ship last year. We 3505 Route 9 South • Rio Grande, New Jersey • 609-889-2000 former. His talent earned emo on". Variety magazine has one of the strongest, have a mutual admira on him accolades when he was dubbed him "one of the most beau ful voices I have and professional respect selected as the Air Force's fi nest entertainers in show ever heard. He really gets for each other. It will be an fi nest vocalist of 1975, and business". to an audience. He sings, awesome collabora on next then toured with Tops in The young man from acts, emotes, is handsome... summer and I am so looking Blue. This elite group is South Bend then found everything." forward to it.” made up of the Air Force's another dimension of his Preston's unique talent Individual ckets for the top 20, most versa le en- career to expand upon, preceded him again, and July 12, 2014 show with tertainers. During his me television. With several ap- he was asked twice to join Mark Preston are not avail- in the Air Force, Preston was pearances on the hit series the world famous record- able yet, but buyers can call awarded the American Spirit Vegas, as well as being the ing group, The Le ermen. and be put on the wai ng Sushi • Teriyaki Honor Medal as well as the stand-in and photo double With the second invita on, list to be informed when Air Force Commendation for the show's star, Robert Preston accepted and spent the date is confirmed for sashimi • tempura Medal. Urich, Preston went on to 10 years with the group. cket sales. Please email: President of The Jersey do guest appearances on During that time, Preston Linda@JerseyShorePops. Shore Pops Dr. Nick Holland several network specials. recorded several CDs. The org or call W W comments, “What made Again, none of this went group's most recent re- 1 609-628-4544. Eat In or Take Out our 2013 Summer Concert unno ced as Preston would cording "New Directions The Jersey Shore Pops 1711 Rt. 47 S, Rio Grande 889-9220 Season so successful this fi nd himself moving again 2010" with the Les Brown Jr. year was our music direc- for another opportunity to Orchestra, was put forward currently have 2 shows (Across From ShopRite) tor and conductors ability expand his already grow- for 3 Grammy Nomina ons. planned and confi rmed in to fi nd such amazing guest ing career. Because of his In 2001, Preston's contribu- Ocean City at the Music Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-10:30 artists like Mark Preston ac ng on television and his ons to The Le ermen were Pier. The concerts which are Fri. & Sat. 11:30 - 11:00 as she travels around the singing, the Indiana na ve recognized when the group confi rmed for 2014 for the Ocean City Music Pier are Sun. Noon - 10:00 world performing as a head- was asked to co-host The was inducted into the Vo- liner herself on major cruise Bob Braun Show, a syndicat- cal Group Hall Of Fame. as follows: lines. She came home a few ed variety show origina ng The late, great, Tennessee May 24 at 7:00 PM: months ago so excited about in Cincinna , Ohio. Preston Ernie Ford was right when “America” starring Linda this performer from The proved his versa lity when he spoke of Mark Preston. Gen lle & The Jersey Shore Le ermen and couldn’t wait he joined the Braun Show. Today his comment would pops. This big band concert to get approval to book him. The Bob Braun Show was be "Cock your pistols, there will tribute America Heroes We were just fortunate that filmed live each day, and with mainly music Glenn Miller & George Gershwin. Saturday, July 26 at 2:00 From the Makers of Tisha’s PM: “Country Divas” star- ring Jacklyn Buckingham An exciting new eatery combining a & the Jersey Shore Pops. classic pub with a fi ne restaurant. This concert wills tribute the great ladies of coun- Result? A great time. Every time. try music including Patsy Cline, Lore a Lynn, Mar na McBride, Carrie Underwood, OpenO DDailyil Dolly Parton and many oth- ers. Jacklyn Buckingham has Lunch from 11:30am ß Dinner from 5pm become a regular popular guest entertainer with the orchestra and will break from her tradi onal Broad- way style of singing for this country themed show. To purchase tickets for the 2014 Ocean City Season Pass, call 1- 609-628-4544 or 1-800-838-3006 or go online at www.JerseyShore- Serving Lunch & Dinner 7 Days a week Pops.org. You can view the REVERSE HAPPY HOUR MON.-THURS. 9-11PM sea ng chart online and all 3729 BAYSHORE RD | NORTH CAPE MAY 322 Washington Street Mall, Cape May seats are reserved sea ng (609) 889-7000 | 5 WESTPUB.COM (609)884-9119 • www.tishasfi nedining.com on a fi rst come fi rst serve basis. Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37

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C O N M MISSI O BARTENDER Mixology 101.... OF THE WEEK Live remote with This week, we hit Two Mile Landing’s “Sneaky” Tiki Bar for a quick post-work mar ni. It was there that we en- countered bartender Clayton and immediately realized we had found the perfect guy to crown “Bartender of the Week”. Clayton has only been a Two Mile em- ployee since this past July, but navigatesgates thethe tropical Tiki bar with ease and fi nesse.esse. SATURDAY, SEPT. 7th • 10am to 5pm He’s been in the restaurant industryy Located at Kennedy Plaza across from Boardwalk Hall & Trump Plaza for eighteen years and coun ng and the transi on to bartending came An Eclectic Mix of Fine Arts and Crafts quite naturally to him. You could • Painting! Fiber Arts! Jewelry! Glass! Pottery! Photography! Sculpture and more! say the profession in his blood, as • Performances by interactive artists: SPEED PAINTING, GRAFFITI PAINTING, his family previously operated a and BODY PAINTING tavern in Philadelphia. For more information, visit DoArtAC.com But Clayton is actually originally fromrom BosBos-- ton, Massachuse s, and his coworkersorkers love to point out his dis nct accent. His favorite aspect of his Two Mile gig? “Defi nitely, the view,” he assures us. He recommends that Two Mile newcomers sample one of the bar’s “Crushes”, made with fresh squeezed fruit juice, David J. Smith, M.D. & soda, and fl avored vodka. Proceed with cau on…you can Eric S. Dunn, M.D. barely taste the alcohol’s kick. Clayton prefers to keep it Eye Physicians & Surgeons clean and simple with his drink of choice – a Ketel One and soda. When he’s not impressing Two Mile guests, Clayton days a week from 3 pm and sample your fi ll of Two Mile’s likes to go out with friends to other island hangouts. He’s twenty one beers and twelve wines on tap! also a major astrology buff and spends his leisure me studying the sky, stars, and beyond. Visit Clayton seven By Megan Kummer

Final Summer Performance of ELTC's Fine & Decorative "Tales of the ARTS AUCTION Victorians" • Wine & Beer $QWLTXHV CAPE MAY - There is only Other performing work in- To benefi t the Cape May County one more opportunity to cludes "The Odd Couple" in • Hors d’oeuvres Historical & Genealogical Society a end the award-winning Saigon while serving in Viet- East Lynne Theater Com- nam, and a road company of All Local Artists pany's "Tales of the Victo- "Annie Get Your Gun." Admission $20.00 rians" this summer: Aug. "Tales" will be back on Limited Seating Advance Saturday 29 at 4:00 p.m. at The Blue Saturday, October 12 at Rose Inn and Restaurant, The Henry Sawyer Inn, 722 Ticket Sales Order Early! 7 September 2013 653 Washington St. While Columbia Ave. taking tea and tas ng treats Meanwhile, ELTC's main- Preview from 6:00pm at this lovely new B&B, stage season continues Call professional storytellers with "The Legend of Sleepy Ocean View and long- me ELTC favorites Hollow" through Aug. 31, 609-465-3535 Stephanie Garre and Lee followed by "The Late Chris- Resort Campground O'Connor will read clas- topher Bean" opening on For Ticket 2555 Route 9 sic stories from the vast Sept. 18 – both at The First selec on of America's rich Presbyterian Church, 500 Information Ocean View, New Jersey repertoire, which includes Hughes St. in Cape May, works by O. Henry, Mark where the company is in Twain, Chester Himes, and residence. Zora Neale Hurston. Cost For informa on and to for this popular pas me is make reserva ons for "Tales only $10.00, and like other of the Victorians" and the ELTC events, children are mainstage season, call 609- Open Thursday-Sunday always welcome, and, ages 884-5898 or go online to 12 and under are free. www.eastlynnetheater.org. Stephanie Garre began her storytelling career at Serving Historic Cold Spring Vil- lage over a dozen years ago where she special- Lunch ized in early 19th Century Cape May County African & Dinner American History. She has performed in ELTC's pro- ductions of "Christmas in Black and White," "Women 311 Mansion St. and the Vote," "Rain," "The People of Cape May v. Jo- A Little Slice of the Caribbean han Van Buren," and most recently in "Lost on the Nat- Catering Call CAROL HERFORTH -609.408.0612 RESERVATIONS - 609.884.0200 - CASH ONLY chez Trace." Lee O'Connor, ELTC's technical director, has Serving Dinner Nightly portrayed Sherlock Holmes in all of ELTC's produc ons From 5:00pm based on the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, includ- ISLAND GRILL does catering! ing the company's popular PROVIDING FULL SERVICES FOR ALL OCCASIONS radio-style adventures. He PROFESSIONAL SERVICE, CREATIVITY, Restaurant & Fresh Seafood Market also appeared in ELTC's CAPE MAY th "The Leach Diaries," "The INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS, DETAIL ORIENTED 25 & Dune Drive Ɣ Avalon, NJ Dictator" (2001 produc- 609-368-2114 Ɣ 609-368-8814 on), "Dick Spindler's Fam- CALL CAROL HERFORTH FOR DETAILS 609.408.0612 www.islandgrillcapemay.com ily Christmas," and "Henry www.oceansideseafoodavalon.com Sawyer and the Civil War." candid shots from around the shore

A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Mondrian Ensemble to Perform Sept. 11 AVALON -- St. Brendan Associate Concertmaster, falo Symphony, is spending Falletta, Sir Georg Solti, the Navigator R.C. Church, Anna Marie Ahn Petersen, most of his me performing and John Williams among Avalon has been hos ng ce- violist, John Koen, cello,” and soloing for interna onal others. He has recorded lebri es of late, with Mark Barbara Beitel, Access to orchestras including perfor- with the London Symphony Forrest, the celebrated Irish Art, Inc. Director, said. “Mika mances in Germany, Spain, Orchestra, Royal Scottish tenor. Adding to its lustre, Chang was a Steinway ar st, Poland, China, Korea, and Na onal Orchestra, Lithu- Access to Art, Inc. is bring- a graduate of Juilliard where Israel, England, Scotland, anian Na onal Symphony, ing its lead Sam Maitin she received her MM in mu- Kiev, as well as numerous Buff alo Philharmonic, and Music Festival group, the sic. The others were Cur s appearances throughout Virginia Symphony. He Mondrian Ensemble, to the graduates.” the U.S. A highly sought returns from performances church on Sept. 11. “The first concerts in- after soloist, he is hailed in Kiev to perform for us,” The Mondrian who cluded Elizabeth Hainen, by Strad Magazine for his Beitel said. “Last year, we OPEN YEAR ROUND opened the fes val in 1998 principal harp, of Phila- “eff ortless, envy-provoking were fortunate enough to at the behest of interna- delphia Orchestra, Steven technique…sweet tone, bril- have him at a dinner at Sunday Breakfast, Lunch, onally known Philadelphia Copes, Concertmaster of St. liant expression and grand Union Park Hotel in Cape artist, Sam Maitin, have, Paul’s Chamber Orchestra, style.” He has performed May where he wowed a Early Birds, and Dinner since that me, expanded and others playing with the on four con nents including select audience with his their horizons and they per- Mondrian,” Beitel contin- appearances with the Chi- virtuosity,” she said. “He form individually and with ued. “In successive years, cago Symphony Orchestra, 1 Harbor Road & Route 9, Beesley’s Point (Just outside Ocean City) opened with the Philly Pops we brought in individual 609-390-3322 • www.TuckahoeInn.com the Philadelphia Orchestra Philadelphia Orchestra, Bos- and Peter Nero in Cape May all over the world. groups, and hosted the ton Pops, Philly Pops, KBS as well.” Overlooking the Scenic Great Egg Harbor Bay “Sam asked Mika Chang Mondrian once as part of Symphony in Seoul, Korea, John Koen now is the to put a group together, the en re event. In most re- Beijing Symphony, and the negotiator on behalf of and she chose friends from cent mes, Michael Ludwig, Shanghai Philharmonic Or- the Philadelphia Orchestra the Philadelphia Orches- who le the orchestra, and chestra, collabora ng with members, and he was on tra, Michael Ludwig, then is concertmaster of the Buf- such conductors as JoAnn (Page A40Please) www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/Shore Guide Art for History Auction Set for Sept. 7 OCEAN VIEW - Recently, artist as well as the his- fany, Durand Glass was Dr. and Mrs. Don B. Weems tory of the ship. We will be made in Vineland, NJ from of Venice, Florida, and Cape presen ng the pain ng for 1924 to 1932. There will May, New Jersey, presented public viewing as part of our be an ques available in the The Cape May County His- sixth annual Art for History silent auc on. Great food, torical & Genealogical Soci- Auc on on Sept. 7, 2013, drinks and entertainment ety and Museum with the beginning at 6 p.m. are included in the night’s Take gi of an oil pain ng of the The Art for History Auc- fes vi es. sailing vessel, Adella Corson. on will feature both live The Art for History Auc- LLetet uuss ccookook fforor yyou.ou. The Adella Corson was built and silent auc ons of fi ne tion is the primary fund in Tuckahoe, NJ, (circa 1871) and decorative art which raiser for the Historical Mu- with its home port having has been created by local seum, a non-profi t 501.3C. been Somers Point, NJ. The artists. World re-known organization. The event is pain ng shows the vessel un- glass ar st, Paul J. Stankard held in the recrea on build- der sail, with the shoreline of will be present to discuss ing of the Ocean View Resort Cape May, NJ, clearly evident his amazing works of art. Campground, 2555 Route 9 in the background. The His- Edward J. Meschi, author in Ocean View, NJ. Tickets Out... torical Society is extremely of “Durand, The Man and are twenty dollars each and grateful to the Weems for His Glass” will offer his are available by calling the this generous gi . We are book which describes in Museum at 609-465-3535 or currently researching the great detail “Durand Art visi ng the website at www. SSaturdays-aturdays- BBQBBQ ChickenChicken & RibsRibs pain ng with regards to its Glass”. On par with Tif- cmcmuseum.org. Open Mon. 7:30am-3pm, Tues.-Fri. 7:30am-8pm Sat. 11am-8pm • Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Closed Sunday • Open 7 Days A Week For Catering 463-8900463 8900 • DDELIVERYELIVERY AVAVAILABLEAILABLE 415 Rt. 9 North, Cape May Court House Family Restaurant Credit Cards Accepted Serving The Finest Veal • Steak • Seafood • Pasta * Italian Seafood Specialties * OPEN DAILY MON. - SAT. Lunch from 11am • Dinner from 3pm SUNDAY - Dinner from 3pm EARLY BIRDS Daily from 3-5pm*

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This week’s National top breakfast Month destinations!

Pink Cadillacdi Dineri 3801 Atlantic Ave, Wildwood (609) 522-8288, pinkcadillacdinernj.com The Pink Cadillac Diner of downtown Wildwood is CMC Herald “Taking Care of Business” every day with irresistible breakfast options. This fabulous 50s restaurant invites you to fashion your very own pancakes or check out Celebrates National the menu of “1, 2, 3 o’clock Eggs”. Here, every diner is treated like family. Breakfast Month September is National on where to start your day with your friends to spread Breakfast Month, and we that much easier. the word! Winners will be here at the Cape May Coun- Each evening, on the no fi ed by email. Must be Steve’s’ Cafe 47 ty Herald have planned a “Cape May County Herald 18+ to enter. 189 S Delsea Dr, Cape May Court House very special feature to cel- Newspapers” Facebook For a complete gallery (609) 465-3300 ebrate the most important Page, we will announce to- of all featured breakfast Steve’s Café 47 invites diners to start their day the right meal of the day. morrow morning’s featured experiences, visit www. way with one of their hardy breakfast sandwiches or Breakfast gives you breakfast spot and give you dotheshore.com/Break- stacks of pancakes. Nestled along Route 47, Steve’s of- the fuel that powers you the rundown on its vibe, spe- fastMonth or click on the fers the option to eat-in or take-out. The Eggs Benedict through the day. It jump- cials, and signature dishes. Na onal Breakfast Month is a fan favorite, but they also feature breakfast staples starts your metabolism, In our eff orts to provide banner displayed on www. such as Homemade Chipped Beef. ensures healthier eating you with a taste of the break- CapeMayCountyHerald. Rio Grande Diner throughout the remainder fast best, we will also be com. 1305 NJ Rte 47, Rio Grande of the day, boosts energy, running a Facebook contest For more information (609) 886-7376 and wakes up your brain. throughout the month. Each on how to become one of Join us at the Rio Grande Diner for breakfast and Plus, it just tastes so good. week in September, we will our featured breakfast fa- enjoy plate-covering omelettes with our golden brown Star ng now, in our fi rst be giving away a gi card to vorites, contact the Herald homefries or tater tots, wafÁ es, homemade chipped September edi on, we will one of our featured favor- Sales department at (609) beef, and our daily morning specials. There’s no dedicate one day to each of ites to one lucky reader! Fill 886-8600 ext. 18. better way to start your day than at the Rio Grande, our favorite breakfast joints out the form with your fi rst voted Best Diner in Cape May County in NJ Monthly throughout the County. name, last name, and email Magazine. We’re making your decision to win! SHARE the contest

Vegas Dineritt & Restaurant 14th & New Jersey Aves, North Wildwood (609) 729-5511, www.vegasdiner.net/ Voted Best Diner 12 years running, the Vegas Diner & Restaurant does breakfast right. Vegas bakes its pastries and cakes every day on the premises and serves up a number of “Off the Griddle” favorites. Go for a stack Casual Waterfront Dining of hot cakes or a Belgian wafÁ e, or snag a great deal on one of the House Special breakfast meals. ÇÊ >ÞÃÊUÊ££>“ʇÊ-՘ÃiÌÊUÊÀiiÊ*>ÀŽˆ˜} Larkin’s Restaurant 2600 New Jersey Ave, Wildwood 15% OFF YOUR MEAL (609) 522-4554 Since 1950, Larkin’s Restaurant has remained a 7/Ê/-Ê "1*" Wildwood breakfast tradition. Larkin’s offers diners a CannotCannot be combined be combined with with other other offers. offers. Excludes Excludes alcohol. alcohol. Exp. Exp. June 9/30/13. 30, 2013. taste of All-American morning staples from wafÁ es to OnOn the the Rocks Rocks Bar Bar & & Grill Grill at at the the Cape Cape May May Lewes Lewes Ferry, Cape Cape May.May. CMH scrapple. Still owned and operated by the Larkin fam- ily, it is casual, family-friendly, and affordable. Check 1200 LINCOLN BLVD. out their daily specials for a taste of unique items not NORTH CAPE MAY featured on the menu such as the “Pancake Sandwich”. www.CMLF.com | 800.643.3779 | Follow us on CourttH House DiDiner 218 N Main St, Cape May Court House (609) 465-8008 Now in its 18th season, Court House Diner has some- thing for everyone. Renowned for its Eggs Benedict and sandwich creations such as the “Scrammy Sammy”, Court House also features light options such as greek yogurt topped with honey or the veggie-À lled “Green Omelette”. Plus, people come from far and wide for a taste of their oatmeal. Kids can also À nd a selection of their favorites!

BlueB Pig Tavern 2512 Beach Ave, Cape May ((609) 884-8422, wwww.caperesorts.com YYou’ll love sitting down at Cape May’s favorite table for ssome classic American Comfort Cuisine that’s made with tthe freshest, most local ingredients delivered from our very oown 62-acre Beach Plum Farm. Enjoy your morning eggs mmade with farm-fresh, all natural eggs from our Beach PPlum Farm hens!

Look for next week’s top breakfast destinations in the upcoming edition, and be sure to check our Facebook page for photos, more info, and gift card giveaways! Visit www.dotheshore.com/BreakfastMonth for a complete gallery. Here’s a sample of some of our favorites to come: CASTAWAY CAFÉ • MARVI’S DINER • THE RUSTY NAIL BAR & GRILL • CLARY’S RESTAURANT • UNCLE BILL’S NORTH CAPE MAY • RICK’S BREAKFAST • BACK BAY BISTRO …AND MORE! A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers September 4 2013 Mondrian (From Page A39) country. Chang performs on Schumann’s Quartet in E- PLACE FRIDAY SATURDAY REST OF WEEK three con nents. Flat Major, Op. 47. They the front page of the Philly Anna Marie Ahn Petersen have prepared a piece from Inquirer in China giving les- joined the Philadelphia Or- Faure, for a salute to 9/11’s chestra immediately upon BEACH CREEK Call For Entertainment sons to students there. He vic ms. Page A27 • 522-1062 also has a special mentor- gradua on from the Cur s The concerts are par ally ing relationship with the Ins tute of Music. She has underwri en by the Frank New Symphony Orchestra collaborated in chamber & Lydia Bergen Founda on, BOILER ROOM The Matt Santry BaNaNa Trio in Bulgaria. He has given music with such luminaries Charlotte Bennett Schoen Band 9-1am 9-1am masterclasses for Universi- as Christopher Eschenbach, Foundation, Kyriakos Tsa- Page A39 • 884-8421 es in Seoul and Sofi a, as Wolfgang Sawallisch, Yefi m kopoulos Fund, from the well as Access to Art and Bronfman and Christopher Sacramento Community The CASEY’S ON teaches locally at Temple Parkening. She is a fre- Foundation, honoring Ari LeCompt Ten Eddy THIRD and Swarthmore. He stud- quent guest at chamber Boutris. The Herald News- 8pm Drive 9pm ied at the Curtis Institute music festivals including papers, and the Cape May Page A24 • 522-7759 with David Soyer and Pe- the Ravinia Fes val, Casals Star and Wave, and Ocean COASTAL BLUE ter Wiley of the Guarneri Festival, Seoul Arts Festi- Sen nel Ledger are media Live Entertainment 7-11pm Quartet. He collaborates val, Kingston and Saratoga sponsors. HOTEL ICONA in chamber music with art- Chamber Music Festivals. St. Brendan the Naviga- Page A28 • 729-6600 (Outdoor Patio) ists Emanuel Ax, Joshua She is the daughter of the tor (Maris Stella RC Church) Bell, Christoph Eschenback, famed pedagogue Yong Ku is located at 5012 Dune COUNTRY Ahn, of Peabody Ins tute, Drive, Avalon. Tickets are Keith Tue. Sep 10 - Stephen Hough, Lang Lang, CLUB TAVERN Wolfgang Sawallisch and recently deceased. Hailed $20. Adults, $l5. Seniors. Hickman Dan Marro many others.” Beitel said. by the Washington Post, Call Access to Art, Inc. at Page A34 • 465-1515 Aurelia Mika Chang, Ms Petersen “…played with (609) 465-3963. Tickets are CRAB HOUSE Steinway pianist, performed a grace, fl uency of phrasing, available at the door from richness of tone and expres- 6 p.m. Sept. 11. Checks at Two Mile in Japan this summer, as Call For Entertainment well as in Cape May, and has sive power…that marks her may be sent to Access to Page A35 • 522-1341 been spending her summer as a major ar st.” Art, Inc., 417 E. Pacifi c Ave., taking her child prodigy vio- The ar sts will perform Cape May Court House, NJ DOGTOOTH Name That Beethoven’s Quartet in E- 08210. The Steve Cal Thu. Sep 5- linist son, Ari, 12, to cham- BAR & GRILL Tune Terry’s Ashes 9:30 ber music camps across the Flat Major, Op. 16, and Page A27 • 522-8383 9 pm Band 9:30pm

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