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Ricky Nelson’s Sons Salute Their Dad By JACK FICHTER Ozzie and Harriet” in 435 son’s signature songs such television show. episodes. as “Travelin’ Man,” and Ricky Nelson put togeth- SOMEWHERE IN OKLA- The concert show fea- “Hello Mary Lou,” “Poor er a band that continues to HOMA – Being singer tures video clips from the Little Fool” and “Lonesome be respected to this day; in Ricky Nelson’s son pretty television series. In ad- Town.” particular, guitarist James much guarantees you an dition, friends and admir- “What Matt and I chose Burton who was cited as interesting life. ers of Ricky Nelson such to do was take a set list that an infl uence by Jimmy Page When the Herald in- as Paul McCartney, Kris we found in my dad’s things and Brian May in Guitar terviewed Gunnar Nel- Kristofferson, Chris Isaac right after he died and we Player Magazine. son, son of Ricky Nelson, and John Fogerty appear in are actually doing the exact Gunnar Nelson said grandson of Ozzie and Har- clips sharing stories about set in the exact order that while Elvis was a scream- riet and a twin to brother Nelson. our dad was doing on his er; Ricky Nelson was a Matthew, he was driving Fogerty recorded a new last tour,” said Gunnar crooner which copied his down a lonesome road past version of Nelson’s final Nelson. soft-spoken style. He said cornfi elds in a Corvette at hit, “Garden Party,” on a He said his dad was “re- his dad considered himself 120 miles per hour. Gun- recent album. ally humble,” and it felt fi rst a songwriter, second nar Nelson explained he In 1971, Ricky Nelson great to see him getting as a musician and third as was relocating one of his and the Stone Canyon Band the recognition he deserves an actor. brother’s cars to Nashville, were booed off the stage after all this time. Ricky On Mon., Aug. 6, Stock- Tenn. in Madison Square Garden Nelson “smuggled” rock ton Goes to the Beach While Gunnar and Mat- and sold 10 million records membered,” that is solely nar Nelson. during a rock n’ roll revival ‘n roll into mainstream celebrates summer with thew Nelson appeared as themselves in 1990s, they their dad’s music. He said Ricky Nelson concert when he appeared American living rooms at a “Ricky Nelson Remem- youngsters on the televi- are bringing a concert to “We wanted to pay our was the most televised with long hair and played critical time in its history, bered” starring Matthew sion series “The Adven- Cape May’s Convention dad’s life and times the rock star in history appear- country rock. said Gunnar Nelson. and Gunnar Nelson & The tures of Ozzie and Harriet Hall, “Ricky Nelson Re- proper respect,” said Gun- ing on “The Adventures of Gunnar Nelson said the The popular belief of Stone Canyon Band. audience expected the the day was if kids heard Show time is 8 p.m. 1962 version of Ricky Nel- music for free on TV, they Tickets are priced at $30 ‘Down On The Farm,’ Weekend at son. The lyrics of his hit wouldn’t buy it at the lo- and may be ordered online “Garden Party” document cal record store. Gunnar at www.capemaycity.com Historic Cold Spring Village, Aug. 4-5 the experience. Nelson said Ozzie Nel- or by calling 1-855-708- son was smart enough 9699 or by going to the CAPE MAY – Experience to milling. Guests can also He said his dad sold 230 to place singles in stores Cape May Convention the life of a farmer through visit the Village sheep, pigs, million singles and had when Ricky Nelson made Hall. hands-on activities and chickens and calf! over 40 Top 40 hits. The his fi rst appearance on the exhibits at Historic Cold The Family Activity show includes Ricky Nel- Spring Village’s ‘Down on Area will feature children’s the Farm’ event, which dress-up clothes, games, will be held Sat. and Sun., and cornhusk doll-making. Aug. 4 and 5 from 10 Kids can even navigate a a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Historic hay maze! Cold Spring Village, a 19th On Sat. at 11 a.m., the century open-air living his- Second Annual Village Dog tory museum, presents the Show will begin with a trades, crafts, architecture Pooch Parade. Entrance and lifestyles of an Early in the Dog Show is $5 per American, rural South Jer- pet and includes a treat and Saturday sey farming community. bandana. Visit www.hcsv. The Village is also home to org for more information BBQ Rib Feeding the Village sheep. a working 8-acre organic and show rules. Restaurant Night heritage farm complex. During the afternoon, visi- Village farmers will also At 2 p.m. on both Sat. ‘Down on the Farm’ is tors can take horse and car- demonstrate traditional and Sun., HCSV Education Marketplace Atmosphere generously sponsored by riage rides around the Vil- methods of feed produc- Director Jim Stephens will Smeltzer and Sons Feed & lage- free with admission! tion, from corn shelling present The Story of Old Pet Supplies. Glory, a fascinating look at Special exhibits through- the origins and history of Serving Dinner Daily out the Village will include our nation’s fl ag. a vast collection of an- The Friends of Historic From 4pm tique and modern farming Cold Spring Village are equipment and hand tools. hosting a traditional South ß Veal Visitors can tour of the his- Jersey corn and potato toric Gandy Barn, c. 1880, roast. Visitors can also pur- ß Wood Fired Steaks which is now home to Levi chase Village-grown organ- the horse! In the morning, ic produce at the Country Levi and the Village farm- Store. Seafood ers will demonstrate horse- Historic Cold Spring Vil- Monday & driven farming techniques. ß Pasta Thursday A demonstration of traditional farming methods. (Page A22 Please) Prime Rib Night Come and get your Chile fi x! 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Exp. 8/31/12 We off er many Vegetarian dishes Tomato, Marinara, Vodka or Alfredo Sauce with Meatball or Sausage Served Over your Choice of Spaghetti, Angel Hair, Linguini, Penne or Rigatoni Not Just Pizza • Handmade Pastas Kids are welcome • Visa/MasterCard accepted Homemade Soups • Vegetarian Options All Entrees include fresh garden salad or soup, bread, butter, and Dessert “Best Mexican” - NJ Monthly ***Entrees include vegetable and baked potato or side of pasta*** Vegan Options • Gluten Free Options Dinners • Catering • Take Out for past 6 years TakeT k OOut AAvailableill bl 219 South Main Street (Route 9) 898-7750 5401 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest • 609-523-0999 CMCH, NJ 08210 • Across from Wawa (PARKING IN REAR) Carpenter’s Square Mall WWW.MOLINOSCATERINGANDPIZZA.COM Cape May, NJ 08204 www.LittleItalyWildwood.com A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers August 1 2012

Voted Middle PAC to Launch "Jersey Joys" Series 2010 Best Crab Cakes COURT HOUSE - The enters its 20th year,” said instruments during their sonated them in the Broad- - SJ Magazine - Performing Arts Center of Kay Aspell, managing direc- performance and playing way hit, will join “Jersey Middle Township has an- tor the arts center. them with equal skill. Joys” on Sept. 22 in a con- nounced that it will soon The series opens on Piano sensation Linda cert called “The Hit Men,” 2011 14 initiate within its regular Thursday night, Aug. 9, Gentille, whose home is featuring the three mem- ice cold beers programming a “Jersey at 7 with a performance in Upper Township, will bers of Frankie Valli and on tap Joys” series featuring pro- by the Quailes family of return with her Jersey The Four Seasons when Stop by & try fessional performers and five adult brothers and Shore Pops Orchestra on they were in prime time. 2012 one of our theatrical companies based sister. All are South Jersey Aug. 18, Sept. 1 and Nov. And on Dec. 9 the New new beer flights! in New Jersey. residents and Aspell said 17, and Jim Craine, who Jersey Ballet will return to “New Jersey’s many en- they are one of the most calls himself “The Singing its South Jersey home for its Serving fresh, new, innovative tertainers have brought so popular groups to have Lifeguard,” will bring his annual production of “The Award recipient Specials much joy to audiences that performed at PAC. They are Atlantic City All-Star Band Nutcracker.” three years in a row – we decided to pay tribute not one instrument musi- to PAC on Sept. 7. Ticket prices vary. Call Wine Spectator Magazine to them in a special series cians. They display their The real “Jersey Boys,” 609-463-1924. Rated Top 10 Wine Values as PAC approaches and versatility by exchanging not the actors who imper- - Sponsored Content in New Jersey Our dinner menu served in the bar till midnight Cape May Stage Presents "39 Steps" CAPE MAY - Mix a Hitch- Sept. 7, Tuesdays through crew. Call (609) 884-1341 cock masterpiece with a Sundays at 8 p.m. at the for reservations and AMERICAN STEAK & SEAFOOD HOUSE juicy spy novel, add a dash Featuring hand-cut steaks, fresh seafood, an amazing selection of wines & beer-on-tap Robert Shackleton Play- information, or visit Grande Center Shopping Mall • Rio Grande • 609-889-2000 of merry mayhem and you house at 405 Lafayette the theatre’s website have “The 39 Steps”, a fast Street in downtown at www.capemay- paced, suspenseful-roman- Cape May. Tickets are stage.org. tic-comedy for anyone who $35 adults, $30 seniors “The 39 Steps” loves the magic of theatre. (62+), and $15 students. is presented through In this Drama Desk Award Wednesday, August 8 the gracious support of winner and two-time Tony is a Half-Price Preview Saltwood House Bed & Award winner, a cast of Night with half-price Breakfast and Sea Salt Bella Vida four hilariously reenacts tickets for all; Friday, Restaurant at the Ocean over 150 eccentric charac- August 24 is a Half- Club Hotel. This sea- ters from Hitchcock’s 1935 Price Senior night, son’s sponsors include Café fi lm thriller using just a few with half price tickets 410 Bank Street, Fres- props, split-second quick for Seniors 62+. Fri- cos, Cape May Winery, changes, and plenty of day, August 17 is a Cape S Cape, Corner A Locall Caféfé with...h theatrical creativity. hold- Pay-What-You-Can night: ers are invited to join the Cottage Apartments, a Wholesome Aroma “The 39 Steps”, adapt- any unsold tickets will be Exit Zero, Harry’s Bar & ed by Patrick Barlow and opening night after-party at OPEN DAILY ALL YEAR released at the door for as The Pier House on Beach Grille at the Montreal Inn, directed by the award- much as you feel comfort- The Washington Inn, and Breakfast 7-2:30 • Lunch 11:30-2:30 (til 3pm on Sat. & Sun.) winning Penny Bergman Drive, with the chance to able paying. Following the mingle with the cast and Lucky Bones. Dinner from 5:00 (winner of two EMMY August 9 opening, all ticket Awards in thirteen nomina- Vegetarian & Gluten Free Friendly tions for “All My Children” Fair Trade Organic Costa Rican Coffee Sensational Salads and “Live From Lincoln Fresh Fruit Smoothies Bella ½-pound Burgers Center”; nominated for Breakfast Burritos Veggie Delights nine Director’s Guild of Sweet Potato Pancakes Dynamic Dinners America Awards), previews on Wednesday, August 8 Homemade Soups Tacos, Quesadillas, Burritos and offi cially opens Thu., 406 N. Broadway, West Cape May Aug. 9, running Tuesdays 609.884.6332 • www.bellavidacafe.com through Sundays at 8 p.m. through Sept. 7 at Cape May Stage’s Robert Shack- Open Daily 11am ~ ? Happy Hour 11am-6pm leton Playhouse. Breakfast Sat. & Sun. 8 am - 12 noon The story unfolds when an average man with a boring life meets a woman with a thick accent claim- ing to be a spy. When he takes her home, she is mur- dered. Soon, a mysterious Outdoor & Indoor organization called “The 3 A Beautifully Redesigned Dining Room 39 Steps” is hot on the Course Dining & A Brand New Menu! man’s trail in a nationwide Menu 30 manhunt that climaxes in $ Anytime a death-defying fi nale. A riotous blend of brilliant Open Daily 5pm-midnight Dinner ‡ Late Night ‡ Cocktails performances and wildly 9510 Pacific Avenue ‡ Wildwood Crest, NJ inventive stagecraft, “The Live Entertainment All Week Long! 39 Steps” amounts to an 609.522.5425 ‡ www.marienicoles.com unforgettable evening of Wed., August 1st - nonstop laughs and Hitch- Cowabunga Cris 3-7pm Coming Soon cock’s special brand of Vince Schneider 7-11pm romance, intrigue, and Thurs., August 2nd - Friday, August 10th espionage. “The 39 Steps”, Broadway’s longest running Bauer and Shea 7:30-11:30pm comedy, is perfect for all Fri., August 3rd - Autism ages. Since 1876 Bauer and Shea 3-7pm The cast of “The 39 Juliano Brothers 8pm-12am Awareness Steps” features Mark Sat., August 4th - Campbell (“The Music Magnolia Room Restaurant Man”, “The Fantasticks”, Nationally Acclaimed Southern-style Fare Sindi Raymond 3-7pm Fundraiser “Mamma Mia”, “Guys and C.J.Seven Band 8pm-12am All proceeds Dolls”) as Hannay, David Sun., August 5th - donated to Deblinger (Co-founder of Bangarang 1-4pm LAByrinth Theater Com- Autism Speaks Autism Speaks® pany, “The Atmosphere Kings For A Day 6-10pm It’s time to listen. of Memory” (with Ellen Mon., August 6th - Burstyn) as Clown 1, Ron Joe & Josie 5-9pm Piretti (Broadway: “West Tues., August 7th Saturday, August 11th Side Story”, “Bengal Ti- Love Junk 7-11pm ger at the Baghdad Zoo”) as Clown 2, and Nicole Sun., August 12th - The 25th Lowrance (Broadway: “Di- 1st Annual Second Street viding The Estate”; “Steel Irish Society Summer Bash Anniversary Magnolias” at Cape May Stage) as Annabella/Pa- Featuring “The Paul Moore Celebration of the mela/Margaret. Band - 2-6pm & Kings An experienced produc- For A Day 6-10pm “Original Jam Session” tion team joins the cast Weddings· Events· Entertainment All proceeds bene¿ t the including Scenic Designer Second Street Irish Jokers NYA and The Fralinger Robert J Martin, Costume Designer Michele Sinacore, The legendary King Edward Bar Society Stepdancers String Band Lighting Designer Matthew Now Open Daily from 3pm 4-8 pm Miller, and Sound Designer Benjamin Loverin. $25 per person “The 39 Steps” will run 301 Howard St, Cape May· (609) 884-8409· www.chalfonte.com Coming Sunday from Thu., Aug. 9 to Fri., Fri. July 13 & Aug. 17 The Grease Band Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 Join the Friends of the Cape May Lighthouse Complimentary Sunsets

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Cape May Lewes-Ferry's "The Deadliest Cape." On Entertainment On The Beach MV Delaware and join the northbound crossing Sun.-Wed. 6-10pm the Friends of the Cape back toward Cape May,  May Lighthouse in the the beam of the Cape May  & Dockside Crow's Nest Lounge for Lighthouse will be clearly Sat. & Sun. Afternoon 1-5pm Sunset Ferry Cruises, spe- visible. Learn what the cial programs highlighting lighthouse means to mari- maritime history and the ners and hear some in- lore of the lighthouse on teresting facts, tales and LUNCH • DINNER board a round-trip ferry lore when you "Meet the ride beginning and ending Keeper." LATE NIGHT SNACKS at the North Cape May, N.J. Sunset Ferry Cruises set ferry terminus. sail on Sun., Aug. 12 at 8 passage and the Friends Registration for members On the southbound p.m. and Sun., Sept. 9 at 6 presentations. Registration opens immediately; regis- DEAUVILLE INN crossing toward Lewes, p.m. Advanced registration is $18 for members of the tration for non-members © 2012 Herald Newspapers Del., you will experience a is required and includes Friends of the Lighthouse will open seven days prior Waterfront Dining beautiful sunset, a perfect walk-on round-trip ferry and $28 for non-members. to each cruise date. Willard Road at the Bay, Strathmere To register for this event, Just off Ocean Dr. between Ocean City/Sea Isle City please call 1-800-643-3779. www.deauvilleinn.com Avalon Players to Perform You may also become a Open 7 Days member of the Friends of Reservations Suggested 609.263.2080609 263 2080 the Cape May Lighthouse Seussical the Musical by calling 609-884-5404 AVALON — This year hope is to continue to pro- or 800-275-4278. The Avalon Players will vide the youth of South The Friends of the Cape perform Seussical the Mu- Jersey with an introductory May Lighthouse is devoted sical on Aug. 2, 3 and 4 at vehicle to the theater arts. to raising awareness of the 7:00 pm and Aug. 5 at 5 Our love for the theater is historic significance and p.m. at the Avalon Elemen- fostered by those who have value of the Cape May tary School Auditorium on participated in, learned Lighthouse. The Friends of 32nd and Ocean Drive. All from, and experienced the the Cape May Lighthouse tickets are general admis- feeling of accomplishment is an affi nity group of the Live Piano Music sion and can be purchased and self-satisfaction at the Mid-Atlantic Center for Every Night 5:30-10:30pm at the door for $8. The end of each summer’s pro- the Arts & Humanities large cast includes many the music director is Jim duction. (MAC). Become a Friend of ‘til 11:30pm on Fridays Open 7 Days talented young stars who Joseph. For more information the Cape May Lighthouse & Saturdays live in and visit the Seven Come out and sup- visit www. avalonplayers. and receive discounts on Serving Dinner from 5pm Mile Beaches. port the fi ne work of the org. these and future programs, Jazz Trio Tuesdays The director is Kevin Avalon Players and enjoy unlimited admission at no 8:30pm-Closing Ginsberg, the choreogra- the show. - Sponsored Content charge to the Cape May pher is Cassie Russo and Avalon Players fondest Lighthouse, a free Friends (CHECK OUT THE ENTERTAINMENT GRID OR For Menu Visit of the Cape May Light- OUR WEBSITE FOR SCHEDULED PERFORMERS!) house pin, in addition to www.merioninn.com Enjoy an awesome view of all the benefits of MAC the Wildwood Fireworks membership. Every Fri. Night at 10pm - Sponsored Content 106 DECATUR ST. • CAPE MAY • 609-884-8363 Down For menu & prices, visit www.merioninn.com 2708 PaciÄ c Ave., Wildwood, NJ (From Page A21) 08260 • 609-729-3861 lage is a non-profi t, open-air www.goodnightirenes.com Chart a course for... Open Every Day • 11am - 3am living history museum that portrays the daily life of a Mexican Mondays 6-10pm rural South Jersey commu- nity of the Early American $1 Tacos & More* With 12 New Taps & 7-11pm period. It features 26 re- Thursdays 12 New Flat Screen TVs stored historic structures 49¢ Wings & Clams* on a 30-acre site. From * with purchase of a beverage Live Entertainment! late June to early Sept., 1SJNF
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At varying times & Dinner to help those in distress, netheater.org. he's served as organist at MON. - FRI. and, oddly enough, is never By the time the star of the Lansdowne Theatre seen at the same time as a "The Mark of Zorro," Doug- in Lansdowne, PA, the ––––––––––––––––––––––––––ENTERTAINMENT @ 12 Noon Lunch wealthy individual living in las Fairbanks (1883-1939) Tower Theatre in Upper WEDNESDAY SAT. & SUN. the same area where the made this fi lm in 1920, he Darby, PA, the Brookline SAL ANTHONY 6-10 @ 11:30am masked crusader performs already had twenty-nine Theatre in Havertown, PA, THURSDAY Dinner @ 4:00pm his derring-do. fi lms to his credit. Known and the Merlin Theatre MICHAEL JAMES 6-10 Sound familiar? for his magnetic screen per- in suburban Philadelphia. FRIDAY Tuesday Today, most people think sonality, comedic timing, Currently he is president MARNIE & NATE 6-10 Wing Night of Batman, a superhero and athletic ability, this was of the Delaware Valley $5 SUNDAYS SAT. & SUN. created by Bob Kane and the fi rst time he tackled an Chapter of the American BEACHCOMBER BILL 6-10 BLONDAGE Thursday adventure-costume epic. 1-5PM Bill Finder in 1939, but Theatre Organ Society, MONDAY Prime Rib Night before Batman was Zorro, The success of "Zorro" and accompanist for silent Douglas Fairbanks in ANN OSWALD 6-10 created by Johnston Mc- turned him into one of the fi lms at the Loew’s Jersey "The Mark of Zorro." TUESDAY Culley in 1919. Spanish highest paid stars in Hol- Theatre in Jersey City. SAL ANTHONY 6-10 GreatGreat BayBay SunsetsSunsets for "fox," Zorro fought the lywood, and he produced Meanwhile, the world oppressive colonial govern- and starred in even more the action and emotion, but premiere of "The Poe Mys- Beach & Browning Ave., North Cape May • 886-5529 ment in Spanish California elaborate period fi lms such never overshadows it. teries" plays on the main- • www.harpoonhenrys.net with a quick sword and as "The Three Muske- Providing the musical ac- stage Wednesdays through wit, making fun of his teers" and "The Thief of companiment for "Zorro" Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. enemies in the process. Bagdad." is Wayne Zimmerman, through Sept. 1, and on Like Bruce Wayne and Although "The Mark who played for ELTC's last Sun., Aug. 12 at 8:30 p.m., DINNER & PUB Batman, Don Diego and of Zorro" is a silent fi lm, year's showing of "The ELTC presents "Cape May NIGHTLY 4 - 9 pm Zorro were never seen at this doesn't mean that Phantom of the Opera." He Opry: Nashville Comes to the same time. there was absolute silence has played in a variety of Cape May." Early Bird 4 -6 Pm For one night only, Sun., when showing the film. venues from coast-to-coast Aug. 5 at 8:30 p.m., East Silent classics were ac- and in Hawaii, regaling - Sponsored Content PUB ‘til 10 pm Lynne Theater Company, in companied by an organ, Happy Hour 4- 6 pm partnership with The Cape piano, and sometimes a full May Film Festival, presents orchestra: the beginnings the silent fi lm classic, "The of fi lm scoring as we know Mark of Zorro," with live it. From Charlie Chaplin, organ accompaniment pro- who scored his own fi lms, vided by Wayne Zimmer- to John Williams and Hans man. The location is The Zimmer of today, the power First Presbyterian Church of music accompanying of Cape May, 500 Hughes a silent or a talking fi lm BREAKFAST BUFFET Daily 8-11am St., where ELTC is in resi- cannot be undervalued. dence. Tickets are only Experienced composers Friday Saturday Sunday Monday $15, and for reservations know that music enhances PRIME RIB ENDLESS PASTA TACO BUFFET WING NIGHT $17.95 $9.95 $5.00 25¢ each Pirates Invade the Nightly Early Bird Specials - $10.95 Cape May-Lewes 501 Beach Ave. • Cape May • 609-884-3500 Ferry! CAPE MAY - Ahoy, mat- eys! On Sun., Aug. 5, the Valhalla Pirates plan to board the MV Twin Capes. Led by the fi erce Captain Charles Black, these Sea Dogs have been known to The Butterfly Tea Room pillage and plunder - giv- younger. Space is limited ing no quarter and mak- and reservations are re- “Sit a while and savor your cup of tea” ing off with the booty! quired. To reserve tickets, The Valhalla crew provides call our Customer Contact NOW OPEN Historical and Theatrical Center at 800-643-3779. Wed. - Sat. • 11am-4:00pm For more information on entertainment for children Quiche, soup, and adults alike, educating the Valhallas Pirates, visit “Beach Block and a True Family Value” audiences on the Golden them on their web at www. À nger sandwiches, Age of Piracy (life on the valhallaspirates.com. scones & pastries! high seas, manner of dress, Valhalla Pirates and speech, common knowl- Sir Beatle performances Complement our edge and skills, weapons, have joined the Ferry’s À ne LOOSE TEA • A family friendly & tools, and ship's crew or- many summer on-board ganization during the years programs, like Lighthouse EZk`^@khnilP^e\hf^ comfortable atmosphere !\ZgZ\\hffh]Zm^.)i^hie^" 1670-1730). Renowned Pete, the Pirate’s Fam- for their realistic portrayal ily Fun Cruises and Rock Reservations Recommended • Quality Food at of pirates and sailors, this the Boat sailings, that are is a show you will not want designed to appeal to both 609-898-4550 to miss! local residents and vaca- Reasonable Prices tioners. 1091 Sunset Blvd., W. Cape May “A pirate’s life is fi lled TheButterÛ yTeaRoom.com with peril and adventure - Sponsored Content on the high seas, so what • Only 100 yards away better place to learn about the dangerous lot than on from the beach the water aboard the Cape May-Lewes Ferry,” says Charisse Rudolph, custom- • Homemade Belgian WafÅ es er service manager for the Ferry. “People of all ages & So much more!re!re! are fascinated with pirate lore and the Valhalla Pirates Voted offer a realistic glimpse into Best the life of yester-year’s buc- caneer.” Pancakes The crew is scheduled to on the perform two shows in the DeBraak Lounge aboard the MV Twin Capes. For cus- Island! Meatball Sandwiches $3 Coronas amd Wings ‘n Yuengs tomers boarding in Cape Coors Light Drafts $1 Live Entertainment Wing Special and May, a show will take place Quizzo with Prizes $1.50 Yuengling Drafts on the 4:30 p.m. departure while Lewes patrons will $4 Cheesesteaks & Live Weekdays 4:30 - 6:30 A Seashore Tradition enjoy the same perfor- $1.50 Coors Light Entertainment Sunday mance on the 6:15 p.m. for over 40 years! sailing. Tickets cost $18.00 for FREE DELIVERY ON 7400 Ocean Ave., adults, $13.50 for chil- PACKAGE GOODS & FOOD! dren ages 6-13 and $9.00 609-522-8200 Wildwood Crest, NJ for children 5 years and Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 NJ's Tall Ship in Cape May Aug. 3-Sept 2 CAPE MAY – Utsch's fers a unique Marina in Cape May will summer be the port-of-call for New camp expe- Jersey's Tall Ship, the au- rience for thentically restored 1928 children 10 oyster schooner A.J. Meer- to 16 years wald, from Aug. 3 through old. Campers Sept. 1, 2012. spend a full The Meerwald offers day on the unique sailing experiences water, where for visitors young, old and they hoist the in-between. Join a pirate sails, haul in crew, trawl for marine life, the trawl line, send the kids off for a day- learn about camp on the high seas, or local marine take an evening sail after life, take the a day on the beach. Learn helm, learn a little history, join in and about naviga- help haul the lines and tion, tie some tical skills while sailing hoist the sails, or sit back 25 at 10:00 a.m. 'salty' knots, sing sea chan- up the Delaware Bay from and enjoy the scenery. And Pirate Sails(costumes ties, and more. Sailor for a Cape May to Bivalve, NJ. feel free to bring along a encouraged!) – Aug. 4 & 25 Day departs at 9:00 a.m. Bring along a picnic lunch picnic or a bottle of wine to at 1:30 p.m. and returns at 4:00 p.m. on and enjoy views of light- enjoy during your sail. Marine Critters Aug. 8, 15, 22 and 29. houses, wildlife and more! Public sails are available Sails(haul in a trawl line The full Cape May Sail A great opportunity for daily except Wednesdays, and learn about marine Schedule can be viewed outdoor photographers. including a selection of creatures) – Aug. 7, 14, 21 online. Below are just some Return transportation not themed sails that offer ad- and 28 at 1:30 p.m. of the special themed sails included. ditional programs. Nautical Knots Sails(learn available! Reservations are recom- On Wednesdays, the some important sailor Family Special Sails- Sat- mended. Buy tickets online Meerwald is off-limits to skills) – Aug. 5 and 18 at urdays, Aug. 4, 11, 18 and at www.bayshorediscovery. adults. Sailor for a Day of- 1:30 p.m. org or call 856-785-2060. Guest Speaker The tall ship is also avail- #1 Since 1979 Sails(subject of presenta- able for charters. Anyone Ristorante tion varies) – Aug. 9, 16, interested in a private sail 23 and 30 at 1:30 p.m. should call for more infor- & Pizzeria Irish Music Sail(four mation. piece Irish band will en- The Bayshore Discovery tertain) – Aug. 11 at 1:30 Project is a non-profi t orga- p.m. nization whose mission is Sal’s Cheese & Crackers to motivate people to take Sail(bring your own bev- care of the history, the cul- erages) – Aug. 12 at 5:00 ture and the environment p.m. of New Jersey's Bayshore Music Sail(live perform- region through education, er on board) – Aug. 26 at preservation and example. Celebrating 33 Years! 1:30 p.m. les BDP operates the authenti- Make-A-Splash Sail(Larry cally restored 1928 oyster Rafes will be aboard after schooner A.J. MEERWALD, Gelateria completing his kayak trip New Jersey's offi cial Tall from Allentown PA to Cape Ship, as a hands-on sailing Voted #1 New York Cheese Cake!! May to promote organ classroom throughout the 8500 New Jersey Ave • Wildwood Crest, NJ donation) – Aug. 26 at region; and offers shore- 5:00 p.m. • Open 7 Days from 11am • 609-729-7606 based programs and events SEE THE WORLD’S LARGEST CIRCUS UNDER THE BIG TOP! www.salspizzawildwood.com • There’s an app for that! Navigation Skills Transit in her home port of Bivalve Dine In • Take Out • Delivery • Catering Available! Sail- Sun., Sept. 2 from on the scenic Maurice River 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in Cumberland County. Learn navigation and nau- C Film Society Continues IRCUSIIRIRCUSIRRCUSRCCCUCUSUUSS STARSTARTATTARSARARRSS Friday Night Film Series C S CAPE MAY - The Cape fi lms,” says Jeff Giordano, May Film Society continues award-winning indepen- PekingPalace its summer fi lm series on dent filmmaker who is Friday nights at 7:30 p.m. hosting the series. “Yet at the Chalfonte Hotel (301 these three works are ex- CHINESE RESTAURANT Howard Street, Cape May), amples of great storytelling Chinese & Thai Cuisine with “The Gold Rush” the and filmmaking that are Open 1942 Charlie Chaplin clas- fun to watch and discuss.” Lunch • Dinner sic (and one of his personal Giordano will present short HOSTED BY OCEAN CITY EXCHANGE CLUB Eat-In • Take Out 7 Days favorites!). This is a remake independent fi lms preced- SEAVILLE A Week from Chaplin of his 1925 ing these features fi lms. His 2065 Rt. 9 (Mile Marker 24) silent fi lm classic. 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Chef Rob’s Crab & Spinach Chowder 500 Hughes Street in Cape May. HOSTED BY RIO GRANDE FIRE DEPT.. 3. The Ever Popular Sunday Gravy Call or text 609-326- FEST (3378) or visit www. RIO GRANDEE capemayfi lm.org. ROBERT “OCKIE” WISTING REC COMPLEXX 4. Soft Shells Direct From Maryland RT. 47 S. NEXT TO MENZ RESTAURANT 5. Outrageous Crab Cake - Sponsored Content WED. THUR. AUG. 22 & AUG. 23 4:30 PM & 7:30 PM DAILY BUY ADVANCE TICKETS AT SECLUDED ACRES FARM & GARDEN RIO GRANDE FIRE DEPARTMENT 886-14222 open daily from 4:30pm TICKETS.COM & 1-888-332-5200 reservations 729-0401 Daay of Event free parking • full bar $$2121 Addults/$16 Chihild Reservedeserve Seat addd $4 great wines • outrageous food VIP SSeat add $77 SEE 1901 New York Avenue • North Wildwood BABY www.pirosrestaurant.com Friend us on facebook VAL! GOTOTHEHECIRCUS.COMIRCUS.COOM A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers August 1 2012

Authentic Japanese, at 1:00p.m. in Avalon Wildwood at the Wild- Skate Park at 20th Street & woods Convention Center, Chinese, Thai, Boardwalk, call 967-0100. call 860-295-0403. Malaysian & More 8/3/12—PC Com- 8/4/12—SIC VFW puter Class at 3:00p.m. Memorial Post 1963 in Avalon at Avalon Free Annual Flea Market MUST BRING COUPON Library, call 967-7155. at 7:00a.m. in Sea Isle 8/1/12—Family Fun $ 00 $ Off 8/2/12— Concerts 8/3/12—Krazy Kamp City at the VFW, call 263- 25 or more, Get 5 Day at the Cape May Under the Stars: Jimmy 8361. Lighthouse at 9:00a.m. at 7:30p.m. in Cape May $ 00 $ Off & the Parrots at 8:00p.m. Court House at the Mid- 50 or more, Get 10 in Cape May Point at in North Wildwood Lou 8/4/12—22nd An- the Cape May Point State dle Township PAC, call nual Brendan Borek Surf $ 00 $ Off Boothe Amphitheatre, 2nd 463-1924. 75 or more, Get 15 Park, call 884-5404. & Ocean Avenues; Free, Memorial at 6:30a.m. in 8/3/12 Avalon 30th Street and 8/1/12 Pizza at Cir- call 522-7722. —Movie Night — at 8:00p.m. in Avalon the Beach, call 967-0100. Take Out & Dining Only cle Pizza at 12:00p.m. in 8/2/12—Movies un- Avalon at Circle Pizza, for 30th Street and Avalon 8/4/12—Free Family der the Stars: Cars 2 - Avenue, call 967-0100. Ask About Delivery Brendans fund, call 967- PG, 113 mins at 8:30p.m. Bird and Nature Walks Not to be combined 0100. in Sea Isle City at Excur- 8/3/12—Battle at the at 9:00a.m. in Wildwood Exp. 8/31/12 Beach Grappling Tour- Crest at Two Mile Beach w/any other offer. 8/1/12 Stone Harbor sion Park, JFK Blvd & Plea- — nament at 8:00p.m. in ROA 60th Anniversary sure Ave; Free, call 263- (Page A27 Please) 8687. • Reservations Available • Photo Scavenger Hunt 1500 Rt. 47 South • Party Room in Back • at 12:00p.m. in Stone (near ShopRite, next to Dollar Tree) 8/3/12—Cape May 609-770-7773 Harbor Public photo scav- Classic Sand Sculpture Find us on enger hunt; contest info at Facebook www.SushiUkai.com credit cards accepted Contest at 9:00a.m. in Lunch for locals Welcome Center on 96th Cape May for all ages, Don’t hibernate just because summer’s here... Street, call 368-5064. 2nd Ave. Beach, call 884- this is your time, too, so get out and enjoy it! 8/1/12—Miss Crusta- 9565. cean Hermit Crab Beau- 8/3/12—50th Annual ALL NEW A LA CARTE MENU ty Pageant at 1:00p.m. in Boardwalk Art Show at Ocean City at the 6th St. 10:00a.m. in Ocean City 4"-"%4
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Super Size $2$2 TacosTacos POINTE all day & night 8/2/12— Children Chicken Parm $11.99 WATERFRONT RESTAURANT AND BAR Author Visit at Schiavo WednesdayWWednesde s ay Library at 1:00p.m. in Happy PRIME RIB OPEN 4PM Strathmere at the Schiavo $2 Domestic Bottles NIGHT $11.99 Library, call 486-6265. Hour & $2 Pints Sun., Tues., & Thurs. Deck Noon 8/2/12 Children’s *prices available only during — DAILY happy hour at the bar only. Weekends & Author Visit - Audrey 4-6 Vernick at 1:00p.m. in Sun.SSunun & Thurs. 35¢ Wings Holidays Strathmere at the Schiavo Library, call 486-6265. 101 E. Walnut Ave., North Wildwood 609-522-4991 8/2/12— Morey’s Combines Great Food And Deckertainment Piers A Closer Walk Christian Youth Event DINING ROOM SPECIALS at - in Wildwood on the $5.00 OFF Stuffed Filet Mignon beach at Schellenger Ave, call 522.39. CRAB HOUSE Our fi nest fi let stuffed with crab meat and Boursin cheese and served with a roasted garlic demi sauce. 27.99 $5.00 OFF Heaven & Earth 8/2/12—Musical Craft AT Our fi nest Prime Rib served with fried shrimp and for Kids at 2:00p.m. in asparagus wrapped in salmon. 24.99 Avalon at Avalon Free Li- $5.00 OFF brary, call 967-7155. TWO MILE LANDING Whole Stuffed Lobster 24.99 8/2/12— Creative Writing at 5:45p.m. in w Ope EARLY BIRD SPECIAL o n! MONDAY:Y: 4-5pm Avalon at Avalon Free Li- N Dinner brary, call 967-7155. with Elvisvis Buy 1 Dinner Entree & Get 2nd Entree Free 8/2/12—Alzheimer’s WaterfrontW 7:00pm • No Cover Must be seated by 5pm, 2nd Daily Drink entree of equal or lesser value. Lecture at 6:30p.m. in Dining GREAT TIME! PRIZES Specials not included. AND GIVEAWAYS Avalon at Avalon Free Li- Specials brary, call 967-7155. Lunch Happy DECKERTAINMENT OPEN DAILY 8/2/12—Seussical the Dinner THURS. The Geator SUN. Nazareth Academy Musical at 7:00p.m. in Hour Avalon at Avalon Elemen- Cocktails 3-5pm Jerry Blavat 8pm Reunion 1-5pm tary School. InsideIn & Outdoors Juicy 6pm MON. Billy Doc & Billy Ski 8/2/12—Thursdays on FRI. Happy Hour 4pm the Lawn Summer Con- LIVEL ENTERTAINMENT ON CRAB DECK! Free Buffet Happy Hour All Night cert Series at 7:30p.m. LocatedL on Sindi Raymond 7pm TUES. Happy Hour Quizzo with in Stone Harbor Free, at Smarty Pants 5pm St. Mary’s Church, 95th & OOcean Drive WED. All You Can Eat Snow Crabs 3rd. bbetween Cape May and All-U-Can-Eat SAT. North Catholic Reunion Blue Claw Crabs 2-6pm 5-9pm $19.99 8/2/12—Full Moon WWildwood Crest (At the foot of (Price subject to change) while quantities last Newspapers 2012 © Herald Ghost Hunt with Ghost tthe toll bridge) 609-522-1341 Coming Anniversary Weekend Fri., Aug. 10th Band Jam with Sindi Raymond One at 7:30p.m. in Cape www.twomilecrabhouse.comw & BLT Band • Sat., Aug. 11 Sir Rod • Sun., Aug. 12 Soul Cruisers May at the Physick Estate, www.lighthousepointerestaurant.com call 884-5404. 5101 Shawcrest Road • Wildwood • 522-7447 Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 Calendar of Events (From Page A26) 8/4/12— Homecom- Unit of Cape May National FEATURED EVENT All You Can Eat ing Party at 5:00p.m. in Wildlife Refuge, call 215- Avalon 22nd Annual Bren- 341-1044. 8/2, 3 & 4, 7:00pm; 8/5, 5:00 Suessical the dan Borek Surf Memorial, Musical at Avalon Elementary School Auditorium, 30th St. and Avalon Av- Sea & Land Buffet 8/4/12—50th Annual 32nd & Ocean Dr. Tickets, $8 Arts & Craft Show at enue, call 967-0100. Served 4-9 pm 9:00a.m. in Stone Har- 8/4/12—Coaches vs. 8/4/12 8PM John Walter Band, Free. Cape May BREAKFAST bor 80th St. & First Ave, Cancer of Philadelphia Gazebo Rotary Park 898-0589 • Two Soups Daily • Fresh Fruit (in sea- call 609-368-5102. 4th annual Beach Ball son) • Stuffed Flounder with Crabmeat BUFFET at 7:00p.m. in Cape May 8/7/12 7PM John Walter Band, Free. PAC 8/4/12—Avalon Rec- Served 8 am to reation Sand Sculpture Court House at Stone Center 212 Bayberry Drive 898-0589 or Broiled Flounder • Fried Shrimp Contest at 10:00a.m. in Harbor Golf Club, call 12:30 pm "1912" & "Bearcat Bootleggers" at The Old • Crab Cakes • Broiled Grouper or Avalon at 30th St. beach. 215-985-5353. Creamed Chipped Beef • Pancakes Grange, Cape May. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Salmon Pomadora • Broiled Tilapia Red Oak Toast • Belgian WafÛ es with 8/4/12 Stormfront 8/4/12— Wildwood — Saturday. Dinner 7:15 Show 8:00. 609-408-6595 for Hot Toppings • Strawberries • Cherries Crest Antique, Classic Plays Live Music at tickets. • Mussels Marinara • Bar-B-Que Ribs Blueberries• Apples • Maple Syrup and Hot Rod Car Show Wildwood Crest Cen- • Fried Chicken • Chicken Tenders • Italian Hot Sausage Western Omelet • Fresh Scrambled Eggs at - in Wildwood Crest at tennial Park at 7:30p.m. Stone Harbor Lions Club Chicken Barbecue: Home Fries • Red Oak Omelet • Bacon Fern rd. and Atlantic, call in Wildwood Crest Fern Sun., Aug. 12, 2-6pm. 80th & 3rd Ave., Stone • Buffalo Wings • Meatballs • Fettuccini Alfredo or Italian Ham • Sausage • Scrapple 729.4265.. Road and Ocean Avenue, Harbor. Cost $15 includes 1/2 chicken, corn on the • Assorted Hot & Cold Cereals call 523-0202. cob, tomato salad, dessert & beverage. For tickets, call Lasagna or Linguini with Clams • Cheese Ravioli • Spaghetti Homemade MufÚ ns • Homemade Danish 8/4/12— Mermaid Bill Lloyd at 609-675-0620. of the Sea Festival In- 8/4/12—Real Dia- with Butter • Chicken Cordon Bleu or Chicken Francaise or mond (Neil Diamond Adults $5.99 door Sidewalk Sale at 8/4/12 Concerts Chicken Alfredo or Chicken Lemon Butter • Veal Marsala or Tribute) at 8:00p.m. in — at the Tabernacle, 550 Children 4:00p.m. in Sea Isle City Under the Stars: The Sea Isle City at Excursion Wesley Ave, free admis- at T.I. Civic Center, call Marvelettes at 8:00p.m. Roast Stuffed Turkey or Veal & Peppers • Hand-carved Roast 1-3 EAT FREE! Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure sion, call 399-1915. 263-3002. in North Wildwood Lou Ave; Free, call 263-8687. Beef • Hand-carved Baked Ham • Rotini Pasta with Tuna Fish 4-6 $2.59 • 7-10 $4.59 Boothe Amphitheatre, 2nd 8/6/12—Beth Tinnon & Ocean Avenues; Free, and Sugar Mama (Pop) • Pencil Point Pasta with Seashell Crabmeat • Broccoli Pasta Beverage Not Included call 522-7722. at 7:30p.m. in Sea Isle Visa • MasterCard City at Excursion Park, • Tri-Color Pasta • Macaroni & Cheese • Rice Pilaf • Mashed 8/5/12—31st Annual JFK Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Potatoes • French Fries • Cheddar Cheese Sauce • Fresh • Discover • American Express Canoe and Kayak Race Free, call 263-8687. at 10:30a.m. in Tucka- Vegetables • Homemade Cakes • Variety of Puddings & Jello hoe Upper Twp Beach, 8/7/12— National Mosquito Landing Rd., call Lighthouse Day at the Adults $11.99 628-2829. Cape May Lighthouse Dinners with complete Children 1-3 EAT FREE! Sushi • Teriyaki • at 9:00a.m. in Cape May 4-6 $4.99 • 7-10 $6.99 8/5/12—Shore Scav- Point at Cape May Point Salad & Dessert Bar Beverage Not Included sashimi • tempura enger Series at 11:00a.m. State Park, call 884-5404. in Sea Isle City at La Cos- ta Lounge, call 501-8120. 8/7/12— Pamper Scamper at 9:30a.m. in RED OAK RESTAURANT Eat In or Take Out 8/5/12—The Blue & Ocean City on the 6th St. 230 E. Oak Ave., Wildwood • 522-9560 the Gray - Jewish He- beach. call 525-9300. roes of Both Sides at Free Parking • 1½ blocks from Boardwalk 1711 Rt. 47 S, Rio Grande 889-9220 12:00p.m. in Wildwood 8/7/12— Wildwood (Across From ShopRite) at Beth Judah Temple, call Celebrates National 522-7541. Night Out at 5:30p.m. in RED OAK Mon.-Thurs. 11:30-10:30 Wildwood festivities will $ 8/6/12— Carolyn take place at Fox Park, call FOR EVERY ADULT DINNER 1.00 OFF TOTAL IN YOUR PARTY Fri. & Sat. 11:30 - 11:00 Arends In Concert at 522.2444 x 2325.. Sun. 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Duo Tuesday, August 7th *Specials cannot be combined Bigg Romeo Duo 8pm-12am Valid Now – August 2012. Subject to Change. Certain CondiƟ ons Apply A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Ocean Galleries Featured Artist, Autumn De Forest, $495 lunch menu To Unveil Cd Cover Art For “Let Us In Americana” Ten-year-old artist donates painting in support of The Women And Cancer Fund Lunch • Dinner • Late Night Mon.-Fri. Daily & Nightly Happy Hour 11:30am-3pm STONE HARBOR – July oceangalleries.com 18, 2012 – Child prodigy For over 25 years, Ocean 7 Days a Week Autumn de Forest will Galleries has provided qual- bring a diverse collection ity art by contemporary MLB Package of artwork to Ocean Gal- artists to their clients while leries in August, including practicing the highest stan- Tues. is Wing Night! one very special painting dards of credibility and in- $1.50 Drafts & 40¢ Wings 8pm - Close of the U.S. fl ag, which the tegrity in a comfortable and Every ten-year old has donated in unpretentious atmosphere. “LIKE US Every This support of The Women And With locations in Stone ON Thursdayy Saturday Sunday Cancer Fund. Harbor and Avalon, New FACEBOOK” 8/4 Ocean Galleries hosts Jersey, the distinguished Name LiveL Musicc “Child Prodigy: A diverse art galleries feature an ever- with collection of artwork by changing display of artwork That Tunee Reed w/Ronn E. Deee Waddle at 9pm Autumn de Forest” at that includes local artists’ at 9pm their Stone Harbor loca- watercolors, nationally rec- 10pm-1am tion (9618 Third Avenue) ognized artists’ originals, on Friday, August 3, 2012 popular beach prints and 31031310 W. W Hildreth HiHild Ave., Wildwood (Across from the Acme) through Sunday, August high-end reproductions. 609-522-4883 12, 2012, where de For- Ocean Galleries also carries est’s patriotic painting, fine furniture and hand- “America (Healing Flag)” made crafts from America will be unveiled. the Los Angeles, CA area, 10:00 PM daily through- and around the world. For MEET ME AT The painting is a brilliant Autumn has a love of the out the summer season. more information, please The Ultimate cross-pollination of two water and is intrigued by For more information or call 609.368.7777 or visit iconic American creations: the ocean. She will show for directions, call 609- www.oceangalleries.com Shore Bar Betsy Ross' seminal 13 star other nautical themed im- 368-7777 or visit www. hand sewn American fl ag, ages including “Laguna”, and one of our country's a gorgeous beach sunset; Thursday 8/2 pre-eminent mid-century “Whale (What’s Next)”, an painters, Jasper Johns’, intriguing take on the huge Laura Lea & Tripp series of "Flag" paintings mammal; and a variety of that were a milestone in seashells, such as “The Fabulous Contemporary Art. The Naughty Shell” and “Blue artwork will become the Nautilus”. Additionally, cover of a 2013 CD (“Let the collection will include • JApanese Hibachi Friday 8/3 Us In Americana”) ben- a variety of other artwork Long Miles efiting The Women And that Autumn has painted • sushi bar • thai cuisine Cancer Fund. during a career that has Drink Specials The “Let Us In Ameri- spanned half her life. Saturday 8/4 cana” CD is the follow up “We are honored to host Lunch Mon.-Thur. 11am - 3pm, W.T. friday collection – the fi rst, last such a young, enthusiastic, Fri. & Sat. 11am - 3pm StellarMojo year’s “Let Us In Nashville and prolific artist,” said Entertainment 1/2 priced drinks – A Tribute To Linda Mc- gallery owner, Kim Miller. Dinner Sun • 12 noon - 10pm, Cartney” (Reviver Records) 36th Street & Ocean Drive “Her passion is contagious, Mon. - Thurs. 4:30pm - 10:30pm, - features varying recording so we are excited that so Fri. & Sat. 4:30pm - 11pm Avalon • 967-5001 artists-selected songs by many of our customers www.jacksplaceavalon.com Sir Paul McCartney. Au- can bring their children Open 7 Days a Week tumn’s fl ag artwork lends and grandchildren to meet itself well to the planned Autumn in person. I sus- 13 S. Dennis Road, Cape May Court House music - 2013 CD release pect that, like me and so featuring such artists as: many others, they will be 609-465-8888 • 609-463-8888 Lee Ann Womack, Steve amazed that the stunning Earle and Allison Moorer, artwork in this collection Got Pancakes? Jim Lauderdale, Sam Bush, was actually painted by a Matraca Berg, Will Hoge, child.” and Buddy Miller, to name The “Child Prodigy: A a few. diverse collection of art- Autumn explains her work by Autumn de For- involvement with the proj- est” exhibition will include ect, “I love to paint, but, if I nearly 100 pieces of art by can, I want to help change Autumn. The limited run the world, too! Whenever exhibition opens at Ocean I can create artwork that Galleries (9618 Third Av- helps people, I get excited enue, Stone Harbor) on over the possibilities. Friday, August 3 running When I was invited to through Sunday, August help women fi ght against 12, 2012. Autumn de For- cancer, I thought, I am a est will be at the gallery young girl but, what better from 7:00 PM until 10:00 time to start. My painting PM on Friday, August 3 and ‘Americana (Healing Flag)’ Saturday, August 4, and was inspired by everything from 1:00 PM until 4:00 from my love of Jasper PM on Sunday, August 5. John’s ‘Flag’ paintings of The Stone Harbor loca- the ‘50s and ‘60s – to tion of Ocean Galleries is how much I am inspired open from 10:00 AM until to make new paintings that look older than I am. The ‘Let Us In” campaign allows me to participate Open Daily From 12 Noon personally and help in the ideal way – with one of my Entertainment Line-up paintings.” Mondays - The exhibition at Ocean Live Music w/ Jim Shaw 8p.m.-12a.m. Galleries marks Autumn’s “The fi rst solo gallery exhibition. Best in the Crest” Reverse Happy Hour 9p.m.-12a.m. However, in her young Tuesdays - life, she has become quite Video Name That Tune at 8:30p.m. Quality Has No Substitutes a phenomenon, with her pieces in prestigious col- Wednesdays - DJ Bee Bop Bernie Wildwood N. Cape May Cape May lections throughout the Daily Happy Hour with Reverse Happy Hour from 9p.m.-12a.m. 1-1/2 blocks from 3820 Bayshore Road Beach Ave. & Perry St. world. She has appeared Convention Center 886-0066 884-7199 on the Today Show with 4-6pm Thursdays - Burk & PaciÀ c Aves Breakfast & Lunch Open Daily 6:30am-2pm Matt Lauer, The Discovery Name That Tune at 9p.m. 729-7557 7 days 7-2pm Free Parking Channel, which profiled $2 off Starters and Breakfast & Lunch her as a child genius, and Fridays - Live Remote with Daily from 7am many other television and Raw Bar & WIBBAGE 94.3 from 4-6p.m. & news programs. Quizzo with Nick at 9p.m. Inspired by the clas- Reduced Drink Prices Same Original Recipes for sic beach community, Au- Saturdays - Deal or No Deal at 9p.m. tumn has created a series of pieces that illustrate Sundays - Quizzo with Ava at 8:30p.m. Over 50 Years! her take on the beach 8100 Bayview Drive on SunsettL Lake,Wildwoodk Wild d Crest C t www.unclebillspancakehouse.com and the sea, "Dripping 609-522-1287 Summer". Originally from Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29 Calendar of Events 8/9/12 Concerts nual Walk-a-Thon at (From Page A27) Wildwood at the Ocean — Under the Stars: The 9:30a.m. in Avalon at the Front Arena at the Wild- Cameos (50s & 60s) at Ocean City Music Pier, 8/7/12—Acting Work- woods Convention Cen- 8:00p.m. in North Wild- call 408-3960. shop- Shakesperean Play ter, 8/8 - 8/11/12, call wood Lou Boothe Amphi- at 5:30p.m. in Avalon at 800-745-3000. Avalon Free Library, call theatre, 2nd & Ocean Ave- 8/11/12— Annual Promenade Craft Show 967-7155. 8/8/12 Star Band nues; Free. call 522-7722. — at 10:00a.m. in Cape Plays Live Music Series 8/9/12 Movies un- May beachfront board- 8/7/12—Tea Party at Wildwood Crest Cen- — der the Stars: Letters to walk & promenade, call Patriots of Sea Isle City tennial Park at 7:30p.m. Juliet - PG, 105 mins at 884-9565. Meeting at 7:00p.m. in in Wildwood Crest Fern 8:30p.m. in Sea Isle City Sea Isle City at the SIC Road and Ocean Avenue, at Excursion Park, JFK 8/11/12— Avalon Community Lodge. call 523-0202. Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free, Historical Society Clam Shell Tournament at 8/7/12— National 8/9/12 103rd An- call 263-8687. — 10:00a.m. in Avalon at Treasure: Book of Se- nual Baby Parade at 8/10/12 Lunch with 30th St. beach. crets - PG, 115 mins at 10:15a.m. in Ocean City — the Pirates at 11:30a.m. 8:30p.m. in Sea Isle City on the boardwalk between in Cape May at the Phys- 8/11/12—The Mighty at Excursion Park, JFK 6-12th Sts., call 525- ick Estate, call 884-5404. Parrot in Concert at Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free, 9300. call 263-8687. 12:00p.m. in Avalon at 8/11/12 Pancake 30th St. Pavilion, call 967- 8/9/12 Twins’ Con- — — Breakfast at 8:00a.m. 3066. 8/7/12—Big Beach test at 6:30p.m. in Ocean in North Wildwood at Movie - Happy Feet 2 City at the Ocean City North Wildwood United 8/11/12—Survivors of at 8:45p.m. in Avalon at Music Pier; registration Methodist Church, call Cancer, Inc. at 2:00p.m. 30th St. beach. begins at 6pm, call 525- 522-2271. in Wildwood at Light- 8/8/12—USLA Life- 9300. house Pointe Restaurant, 8/11/12 ESA Surf call 522-2830. guard National Cham- 8/9/12 Thursdays on — — Contest at 8:00a.m. in pionship (8/8-8/11) at the Lawn Summer Con- Ocean City at 7th St. 8/11/12—Centennial - in Cape May on Cape cert Series at 7:00p.m. izzleizzle aatt tthehe hore! beach, call 884-5277. Trolley Tours at 4:00p.m. S S May Beach, call 818-324- in Stone Harbor Free, at 6729. in Strathmere at Strath- St. Mary’s Church, 95th & 8/11/12—Wildwood mere Firehouse, call 970- 8/8/12—Harlem Glo- 3rd. Crest 5K Beach Run at 0157. betrotters at 7:00p.m. in 8:30a.m. in Wildwood Crest race begins at the 8/11/12—Bennie and edge of the beach pier the Jets Plays Live Music at Heather Rd. call 523- at Wildwood Crest Cen- Specials 0202. tennial Park at 7:30p.m. The Deck “CRABBY“CCRAABBY MMOMONDAYS”NNDAAYS”” Rick’s in Wildwood Crest Fern Open Mon.-Thurs. Blue Claw Crabs • 1/2 Price Mussels - Clams 8/11/12— Boating Road and Ocean Avenue, Beer Specials Safety Class at 8:30a.m. call 523-0202. at 3pm “$2“$2 BUCKUUCK CHCHUCKHUCCK TTUTUESDAYS”EESDDAYSS” Breakfast House in Sea Isle City at Minmar Fri.-Sun. at 12 noon All Bottled & Draft Beer - $2 • All Well Drinks - $2 Marina, call 703-9688. 8/11/12—Big Band $2 Menu Items 6114 LLandisdi ASIlCiAve., Sea Isle Cityt Dance featuring The Jazz Dining Room “FIN““FINNS DAYDDAY WEDNESDAY”WEEDNNESSDAAYY” Sea Isle Shopping Center 8/11/12—7 Mile Is- Lobsters at 8:00p.m. in Serving Dinner Daily 1/2 Price Select Apps • $5 Margaritas • $2 Yuengling 263-0037 land Home & Health Avalon at Avalon Commu- at 5pm or Yuengling Light Bottles Show at 9:00a.m. in nity Hall, call 967-3066. “THIRSTYHHIRRSTYY TTHURSDAYS”HHURRSDAAYSS” $5 Pitchers of Miller Lite Avalon at Avalon Elemen- 8/11/12 Concerts Early Bird Menu Live Entertainment with Steel: 30 (Tropical Steel Drum Duo) tary School, call 463- — 6:00 - 10:00 PM 10% Off Under the Stars: Joey 5pm-6pm Breakfast or Lunch 4040. 3 Courses for $20 “START“STARTT THETHHE WWEWEEKENDEKKENND FFRFRIDAYS”IDDAYSS” Arminio & the Family at Live Entertainment with Rich Baker Most Fridays Monday-Friday 8/11/12— Happy 8:00p.m. in North Wild- 6:30-10:30pm Expires 9.7.2012 Home Orphanage An- Not to be combined with (Page A30 Please) freefk parkingil ~ elevatort Available For Private Parties any other offer. "Krazy Kamp" Show at 4415 park blvd., wildwood ~ www.icehousewildwoodnj.com OPEN DAILY 7am to 2pm Best kept secret in Sea Isle Middle PAC Daily Lunch Specials! COURT HOUSE - If acting. Many even made you’ve sent your children it to Broadway where as to summer camp or have part of their camping trip Voted been there yourself as a they saw the show “Mary House BEST BREAKFAST camper, then the place to Poppins.” Dragon and be on August 3 and 4 is the “We wanted to give CHINESE RESTAURANT BEST BURGER Performing Arts Center of them the full experience of MENU! Middle Township. the theater right from the That’s where some 40 top.So as part of their camp Famous Throughout The Shore For Breakfast • Lunch kids from eight to 18 years we took them to Broadway. Serving The Finest in Chinese Cuisine! old attended a different For many this was their Dinner • Late Night kind of camp, this one fo- first trip to a show on cusing on the theater, and the Great White Way,” Try our Brand NEW will present the results said producer Kay Aspell, LUNCH SPECIALS of their eight week PAC managing director of PAC Ice Cream Parlor camping experience in the who originated the camp Served Daily 11:30am to 3:00pm form of a hilarious musi- idea and plans to make it with 30 Flavors & cal called “Krazy Kamp.” an annual event. L1 - General Tso’s Chicken Over 40 Toppings! Under the guidance of “Krazy Kamp,” a popular L2 - Chicken with Broccoli professional theater people family show at schools and they have been learning community theaters, is the L3 - Sesame Chicken PLENTY OF FREE PARKING & DAILY SPECIALS many things about the- story of two camps, the all L4 - Sweet & Sour Chicken $ Magician Jimmy J Major Credit Cards Accepted ater at the performing arts girl Camp Pocahontas and On Weekends! center from box offi ce to the all boy John Smith on a L5 - Chicken w/ Garlic Sauce All 4.95ea. 25th & Atlantic Atl ti Ave., A North Wildwood • 609-522-3600 lake. When the John Smith L6 - Chicken w/String Beans (with pork fried rice or white rice) Camp can’t open because L7 - Curry Chicken w/Onion Sorry cannot be combined VOTED BEST BAR, BEST BAR FOOD & BEST ENTERTAINMENT it is not fi t to do so, the with other offers. boys and girls directors L8 - Chicken Chow Mein work out an arrangement Take-out Only Special Appetizer Menu This Saturday, August 4th L9 - Shrimp Chow Mein Mon.-Fri. 4-7pm for the boys to share Camp (Bar Only) Pocahontas. What follows L10 - Beef w/Broccoli YANKEE JACK are some laugh provoking 4-7pm L11 - Pepper Steak with Onions (Straight from Key West, scenes. L16 - Shrimp Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) Jimmyy Buffett inspired)p ) In the leading roles are L12 - Beef w/ String Beans Lena Dougherty of Stone L17 - Fried Chicken Wings (7 pieces) Harbor and the following L13 - Boneless Spare Ribs Followed by SIDEARM at 8pm from Middle Township, L14 - Chicken Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) L18 - Mixed Vegetables with Brinley Edwards , Danielle THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS & ENTERTAINMENT L15 - Vegetables Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) “Budweiser BBQ Fest” Greene, Conner Wynn, Garlic Sauce MONDAY - $2.50 Bud & Bud Light Bottles • $2 Bud Pints • 35¢ Wings • $3 Burgers Sean Geary, Alyssa Sul- Video Trivia with DJ Rich 8pm livan, Hannah Farrow, TAKE-OUTTAKE OUT AAVAILABLEVAILABLE • FreeFFree DDeliveryelliivery $1$100 mimin.in TUESDAY - Prime Rib $10.99 • $4 “U-Call” Vodka Drinks Lauren Novsak, Ruby & $3.50 Leinenkugel Summer Shandys Washington and Emily 3rd & New York Aves., Karaoke/Name that Tune with DJ George from Animal House 7pm Corner of Paci¿ c & Lincoln Avenues, Wildwood N. Wildwood Champion. “Pie Day” Shepherd’s Pie or Chicken Pot Pie $9 w/side salad • $3 Imports 609-522-7759 WEDNESDAY - Director is Jay Wynn, re- 609-522-2320 - All Major Credit Cards Accepted $4 Coronas or Corona Lights hearsal coordinator Drew Free Parking: In Dragon House Lot on Lincoln Ave. between Pacifi c & NJ All AOH Brothers THURSDAY - Sindi Raymond 8pm Bongiovanni and sound Ten Eddy Drive at 8pm engineer Bud Morley. & Sisters FRIDAY - Performances are on $2 domestics w/ID Open Every Day 11:30am ‘til Late Night $5.00 Breakfast Special 11am-1pm Fri., . Aug. 3, at 730 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 11am - 7pm SUNDAY - All You Can Eat Snow Crab Claws and Sat., Aug. 4, at 2 and Over 200 Seating. Can Accommodate Large Groups Mon.-Thurs. Losers Special show your losers golf card & receive a complimentary wing appetizer 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10. Call 463-1924. www.dragonhousechinese.com A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Calendar of Events Eat Big. . . Spend Small! (From Page A29) Import Pints & BoƩ les $3 Every Day! thors Wanted at 7:00p.m. 1-800-838-3006. mission, call 399-1915. DAILYDAILY SPECIALS FOOD - ALL & DAY wood Lou Boothe Amphi- in at Schiavo Library, call DRINK SPECIALS theatre, 2nd & Ocean Ave- 486-6265. 8/18/12— Concerts 8/19/12—United Way 11:30am to 10:00pm Under the Stars: Sounds of Cape May County ALL DAY & ALL NIGHT nues; Free, call 522-7722. SUNDAY Roast Turkey Dinner ...... $8.99 8/16/12— Concerts of Society (Chicago trib- Rubber Ducky Regatta 8/11/12—Don’t Call Under the Stars: Beach ute) at 8:00p.m. in North at 7:30p.m. in Wildwood Sirloin Steak, Popcorn Shrimp Me Francis (Variety) at Bumz (Beach Boys trib- Wildwood Lou Boothe Morey’s Piers at Schelleng- & Coleslaw ...... $9.99 8:00p.m. in Sea Isle City ute) at 8:00p.m. in North Amphitheatre, 2nd & er Avenue & the Board- MONDAY Mini Cheese Steaks ...... $1.95 at Excursion Park, JFK Wildwood Lou Boothe Ocean Avenues; Free, call walk, call 729-2002. Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free. Amphitheatre, 2nd & 522-7722. TUESDAY Pasta with Meat Sauce . . . . $2.95 call 263-8687. Ocean Avenues; Free, call 8/20/12— Robert Meatloaf Dinner ...... $8.99 522-7722. 8/18/12— Masquer- Eric’s Tribute to The 8/11/12—Big Band ade (R&B) at 8:00p.m. in Piano Man (Billy Joel) at WEDNESDAY Wings Dance - The Jazz Lob- 8/16/12—Movies un- Sea Isle City at Excursion 7:30p.m. in Sea Isle City Hot, Mild or BBQ ...... $1.95 sters at 8:00p.m. in der the Stars: The Ka- Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure at Excursion Park, JFK Served with celery & bleu cheese Avalon at Avalon Commu- rate Kid (2010) - PG, Ave; Free, call 263-8687. Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free, THURSDAY Cheeseburger ...... $2.50 nity Hall. 140 mins at 8:30p.m. in call 263-8687. Sea Isle City at Excursion 8/19/12—Teddy Bear 8/11/12 Miss Ocean Prime Rib Sandwich ...... $6.99 — Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure Tea Party at 12:00a.m. in 8/21/12—Movies un- City Pageant at 8:00p.m. Ave; Free, call 263-8687. Cape May at the Physick der the Stars: Back to the in Ocean City at the 1/2 Price Apps Daily 3-6pm! Estate, call 884-5404 . Future - PG, 115 mins at ar Round Ocean City Music Pier. 8/17/12 Little Miss 8:30p.m. in Sea Isle City n Ye (At The Bar) — pe Ocean City Pageant at 8/19/12—Cape May at Excursion Park, JFK O 7 Days 8/12/12 North Wild- 17th Ave. NORTH WILDWOOD — 7:00p.m. in Ocean City Beach Sunday School at Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free, 11:30am wood Annual Flea Mar- 9:30a.m. in Town Bank at BETWEEN NJ & CENTRAL (609) 729-7290 at the Music Pier, Moorlyn call 609-263-8687. ket at 9:00a.m. in North Terrace & Boardwalk, call the chapel on Clubhouse Wildwood JFK Blvd from 525-9304. Dr., call 889-1498. 8/21/12—Big Beach Casual Free Parking 2nd - 13th Avenue, call Movie - Adventures of 1-800-64-FERRY 522-2030 x 1430. 8/18/12— Triathlon 8/19/12— Ventrilo- TinTin at 8:45p.m. in Waterfront Dining and 5K Race at 7:00a.m. quist: David Pendleton Avalon at 30th St. beach. 8/12/12 St. Brendan Daily — in North Wildwood on at 7:00p.m. in Ocean call. am pm The Navigator Golf Invi- -7 beach starting at 15th St., City at the Tabernacle, 11 tational 2012 at 2:00p.m. call 374-6495. 550 Wesley Ave, free ad- in Swainton call 941-735- (Page A31 Please) 8692. 8/18/12— Philadel- phia Soul Summer Slam 8/12/12 Ragtime Re- OPEN YEAR ROUND — at 9:00a.m. in Wildwood view at 2:00p.m. in Cape on the beach at Schel- 7 DAYS A WEEK May at VFW 419 Congress lenger Ave., call 215-253- FROM 11A.M. St., call 884-7961. 4900 x162. 8/12/12 Chicken SUN. -FRI. — 8/18/12 2nd Annual BBQ at 2:00p.m. in Stone — Pet Fashion Show and HAPPY HOUR Harbor at 80th St. and Blessing of the Animals 4-7P.M . 3rd Ave., call 465-1602. $1.50 Domestic Drafts at 10:00a.m. in Villas Lunch Specials Daily $2.50 Well Drinks 8/12/12 Steve Green at Holy Spirit Lutheran $4.99 — $4.00 Wine in Concert at 7:00p.m. in Church, call 553-5353. Dinner Specials Every Night Ocean City at the Taber- 8/18/12 Delaware from $9.99-$14.99 nacle, 550 Wesley Ave, — Bay Lighthouse Ad- free admission. call 399- MONDAY - Euro Night venture at 10:00a.m. in Entertainment 1915. Cape May on the Cape TUESDAY - Ladies Night w/Reed Waddle 10pm - Close Wednesday, Friday, WEDNESDAY - Saturday & Sunday 8/13/12—The Chris- May Whale Watcher, call Irish Night Cape May-Lewes Ferry topher Dean Band 884-5404. THURSDAY - Bulgarian Night (Blues/Soul) at 7:30p.m. 8/18/12 Bay-Atlan- FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY in Sea Isle City at Excur- — tic Symphony- Brahams LIVE ENTERTAINMENT On Deck 4-8p.m. • DJ 10p.m.-Close sion Park, JFK Blvd & Plea- and Friends at 7:00p.m. sure Ave; Free, call 263- 609-522-6100 in Avalon at Avalon El- 8687. 3401 Pacifi c Avenue • Wildwood ementary School, call 967- “Best Events at the Jersey Shore” 8/14/12— Acting 3066. Workshop- Shakes- 8/18/12 Bay-Atlan- Sa l sa On Over perean Play at 5:30p.m. — tic Symphony: Brahms Here are just a few of the exciting events this season: in Avalon at Avalon Free And Let Your & Friends at 7:00p.m. in Library, call 967-7155. Avalon at Avalon Elemen- Tastebuds Dance! August 1 August 24-26 8/14/12—Scales and tary School. Wildwoods Baby Parade Jersey Shore Masters Slime at 6:30p.m. in 8/18/12 Horn band Cape May Court House — Basketball Tournament Chico’s Vibe Plays Live August 3-5 at the Cape May County Music at Wildwood Zoo, call 465-2388. ican Gri Mixed Martial Arts August 24-26 Crest Centennial Park Mex lle Tournament Sports Card, Toys, Comics 8/14/12—CMC Chap- at 7:30p.m. in Wildwood Celebrating and Collectibles Show ter of the Compassionate Crest Fern Road and LUNCH • DINNER August 8-11 ICE CREAM • BURRITO BAR 27 Friends for anyone who Ocean Avenue, call 523- Years! Harlem Globetrotters August 25 has lost a child, (2nd & 0202. Open Daily Roller Derby Expo 4th Tues each month) 8/18/12 Linda Gen- 11:30am August 11 at 6:30p.m. in Burleigh — tille& The Jersey Shore Wildwood Crest 5k August 26 at Lighthouse Church call Pops present Hooked PATIO DINING Beach Race Wild Half Marathon 465-6690. CHILDREN'S MENU on Classics at 7:30p.m. in Over 20 Flavors of Ice Cream August 18 August 26-31 8/14/12— Movies Cape May Court House Philadelphia Soul Restaurant Week in under the Stars: The Bettine Clemen is consid- 5607 Atlantic & Buttercup • Wildwood Crest Summer Slam the Wildwoods Muppets (2011) - PG, ered one of the world’s fi n- TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE • 609-522-5735 98 mins at 8:30p.m. in est fl utists, at the PAC, call www.bandanasmexicangrille.com August 18 August 31 - September 2 Sea Isle City at Excursion Tri/Run the Wildwoods All GM Car & Truck Show Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free. call 263-8687. August 19 September 1-2 8/14/12— Avalon’s Wild 100 Pop Concert Handcraft Unlimited Big Beach Movie Night! featuring Hot Chelle Rae, Craft Show Soul Surfer at 8:45p.m. in Austin Mahone, Avalon on 30th St. Beach The Ready Set & many more! call 967-3066. 8/14/12—Big Beach Movie - Soul Surfer at 8:45p.m. in Avalon at 30th St. beach. ries, photos Share what you love aboutWil dwTheoods Wildwoods! sto t share your FREE 8/15/12—Around the Visit WildwoodsNJ.com/love to share your Wildwoods stories, photos Island Row at 7:00a.m. and videos for a chance to win great prizes, and to get your FREE in North Wildwood on the beach at 15th Avenue, Vacation Guide DVD with over $400 in money-saving coupons! call 522.7500. . 8/15/12—Camp Har- monies barbershop Snap it and share quartet Plays Live Music what you love about at Wildwood Crest Cen- the Wildwoods! www.WildwoodsNJ.com tennial Park at 7:30p.m. 800.992.9732 in Wildwood Crest Fern Road and Ocean Avenue, Love Those Wildwood Days! call 523-0202. 8/16/12—Local Au- Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A31 'Ricky Nelson Remembered' at Cape May Convention Hall

CAPE MAY – The elev- bring his musical legacy to sure to play these great artist in history to have enth annual Stockton Goes life by playing all of Ricky’s songs that people love, but a number one TV show, to the Beach Summer Con- hits: “Garden Party,” it makes us feel profoundly number one movie, and a cert Series has moved to “Travelin’ Man,” “ closer to our best friend number one song all in the its new home at the brand Hello Mary Lou,” -- our father.” same week. After selling new Cape May Convention “Poor Little Fool,” Ricky Nelson was 100 million singles as a Hall in Cape May, NJ. On “Lonesome Town,” America’s fi rst TV heart- founding father of Rocka- Mon., Aug. 6, Stockton “I’m Walkin’,” throb. The Nelson billy and Rock ’n Roll, he Goes to the Beach cel- “Fools Rush In,” family achieved im- is credited for reinventing ebrate summer with “Ricky “It’s Late,” “Young mortality with “The himself and establishing Sunday Breakfast Nelson Remembered” star- World,” “Believe What Adventures of Ozzie & the country rock style. Lunch & Dinner ring Matthew and Gunnar You Say” and “Stood Harriet.” Ricky Nelson Matthew and Gunnar Nelson & The Stone Can- Up.” emerged from the series Nelson are the identical Open 7 days, year round yon Band. “We fi gured it’s up popularity to establish twin sons of Rock 'n Roll Reservations & Walk-Ins Welcome Show time is 8 p.m. to us to help himself as one of the Hall of Famer Ricky Nel- Tickets are priced at $30 keep his music most important son, and grandsons of '50s 1 Harbor Road & Route 9, Beesley’s Point (Just outside Ocean City) and may be ordered online alive,” Gunnar rock artists and TV icons Ozzie & Harriet 609-390-3322 • www.tuckahoeinn.com at www.capemaycity.com says. “Not only infl uential mu- Nelson of the Nelson fam- Overlooking the Scenic Great Egg Harbor Bay or by calling 1-855-708- is it a true plea- sicians of the ily -- the only family in 9699 or by going to the 50s, 60s and entertainment history with Cape May Convention 70s. For 30 three generations of #1 Hall. years he im- hitmakers according to the “Ricky Nelson Remem- mortalized Guinness Book of World bered” starring Matthew himself as Records. NELSON has (5) On the Waterfront at Schooner Island and Gunnar Nelson & The one of mu- Five Top 40 Billboard hits, Stone Canyon Band pays sic’s big- (4) Four #1 MTV videos tribute to one of the most gest icons and has sold over 4 million cherished and beloved art- while albums worldwide! Happy Hour Daily 3-5pm ists of all time. His sons enter- taining millions - Sponsored Content Dinner from 4pm Bar & Liquor Store Open at 9am of people. He is the only + Friday, August 3rd Calendar of Events + + Nikki Sbaffoni at 10pm (From Page A30) + Saturday, August 4th woods Convention Cen- + The Pucker Girls w/Crazy Drink Specials 8/22/12— Sweeter ter, 8/24-8/26/12, call Sunday, August 5th Than Honey Plays Live 732-422-9365. Name That Tune at 9:30pm Music at Wildwood 8/25/12—Merchants Monday, August 6th Crest Centennial Park Quizzo at 9:30pm Day Sidewalk Sale at at 7:30p.m. in Wildwood Plus Great Prizes & Giveaways! 9:00a.m. in Stone Harbor First Seating 4-6pm NEW! Crest Fern Road and 96th St., call 368-6101. Every Day 11am-2pm Ocean Avenue, call 523- 3 Courses $25 Po’ Man Happy Hour 0202. 8/25/12— Grand must be seated by 6pm Lunch Specials MON.- FRI. 4-7pm Brunch - PENDING 8/22/12 South Jer- from $3.99 $1.50 Mixed Drinks — DATE CHANGE, DO sey Area Wind Ensem- It’sIt’sB Back... Backk SuSSundayndad yB BBloodylool dyd $1 Domestic Pints NOT PUBLISH at Rio Grande Ave., (By the Bridge) Wildwood • 609-522-1062 Mary Bar! $2 Domestic Bottles ble “Under the Big Top” 9:30a.m. in Wildwood Make Your Own 1/2 Price Appetizers at 7:30p.m. in Cape May at Beth Judah Temple, call www.beachcreek.net $5 Pint Plus (9am-12Noon) SaveSSave $$$$ anandd at Cape May Convention 522-7541. Breakfast Brunch Menu $4.99 Hall, call 884-9565. Pre-Game Here!! 8/25/12— Colossal 18th18th & NNeweww JJerseyerseey AvAvenuese • North Wildwood 8/23/12—Bill Haley Coastal Roller Derby (609) 522-3030 Jr. and The Comets with Expo at - in Wildwood Celebrating Our 38th Anniversary Jerry Spathis Rockabilly at Wildwoods Convention Band at 7:30p.m. in Cape Center. May at Cape May Conven- Open Daily From 8am tion Hall, call 884-9565. 8/25/12— Chatter- band Plays Live Music 8/23/12— Concerts at Wildwood Crest Cen- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & Late Night Snacks Under the Stars: The tennial Park at 7:30p.m. Bronx Wanderers at in Wildwood Crest Fern 8:00p.m. in North Wild- Road and Ocean Avenue, wood Lou Boothe Amphi- call 523-0202. theatre, 2nd & Ocean Ave- nues; Free, call 522-7722. 8/25/12— Concerts JAPANESE Under the Stars: Fralin- 8/23/12—Judy Moody ger String Band at $5 Golf HIBACHI • SUSHI BAR • STEAK HOUSE & The Not Bummer 8:00p.m. in North Wild- Summer - PG, 91 mins wood Lou Boothe Amphi- EXPERIENCE THE ART at 8:30p.m. in Sea Isle theatre, 2nd & Ocean Ave- City at Excursion Park, nues; Free, call 522-7722. before JFK Blvd & Pleasure Ave; OF SUSHI Free, call 263-8687. 8/25/12—Split Deci- sion (Pop) at 8:00p.m. in 5pm OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • LUNCH & DINNER 8/24/12— Sports Sea Isle City at Excursion Card, Toy, Comic & Col- Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure 1302 RT 47 SOUTH lectibles Expo at 3:00p.m. RIO GRANDE, NJ 08242 Ave; Free, call 609-263- 609.886.8888 609.886.8886 in Wildwood at the Wild- 8687. 8/26/12—Wild Half Marathon at 7:30a.m. in Wildwood on the beach, call 856.468.0925. 8/26/12—Cape May Beach Sunday School at 9:30a.m. in Town Bank at the chapel on Clubhouse Prime Rib Night $14.95 Dr., call 889-1498. Restaurant and Ice Cream Parlor Flatbread Pizza $8.95 8/26/12— Grand Mussels & Clams Night $7.95 Brunch & Raffl e Draw- Starting at 6p.m. BEST SCOOP IN TOWN! ing at 9:30a.m. in Wild- Shrimp in a Basket $8, 35¢ Wings from 9:30 & wood Beth Judah Temple Only homemade ice cream $4 Margaritas/ Live Music 9pm call 522-7541. in the Wildwoods! Extended Happy Hour 4-7p.m./Name That Tune 9pm 8/26/12 Open $3 Martini Night/Live Music 9pm — House at 10:00a.m. in Enjoy the Victorian atmosphere and be sure to visit our $7 Build Your Own Burger Wildwood at Beth Judah distinctive gift shop and video arcade with prize redemption center! Temple call 522-7541. 8/26/12—Restaurant HILDRETH & PACIFIC AVES., WILDWOOD Week in the Wildwoods at 6:00p.m. in Wildwood 609-729-1817 all around town, call 522- www.dufferswildwood.com 8300 . Major Credit Cards Accepted • Smoke-Free Restaurant Handicap accessible (Page A32 Please) A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Calendar of Events (From Page A31) 6:30p.m. in Avalon at 9/2/12—Cape May Festival (through 9/2) at 30th St. Beach. Beach Sunday School at - in Whitesboro at 415 W 9:30a.m. in Town Bank at 8/26/12—Dave Stahl 9/1/12—Almost Jour- Family Restaurant Orchestra at 7:00p.m. in Main. St., call 425-3937. the chapel on Clubhouse ney Plays Live Music at Dr., call 889-1498. Ocean City at the Taber- 8/31/12—All GM Car Wildwood Crest Cen- Serving The Finest Veal • Steak • Seafood • Pasta * Italian Seafood Specialties * nacle, 550 Wesley Ave, & Truck Show at - in tennial Park at 7:30p.m. 9/2/12—Lynda Randle TWO GREAT LOCATIONS free admission, call 399- Wildwood along Pacifi c in Wildwood Crest Fern in Concert at 7:00p.m. in 1915. Ave.,9/1 and 9/2 also, Road and Ocean Avenue, Ocean City at the Taber- The 3rd Generation of the Malusa Family! 8/27/12— Seven call 522-4546. call 523-0202. nacle, 550 Wesley Ave, free admission, call 399- Cape May Court House North Wildwood Stone Band (Rock) at 8/31/12 Clamshell — 9/1/12—Linda Gen- 1915. 7:30p.m. in Sea Isle City Pitching Tournament at tille & The Jersey Shore Open Tues.-Sun. Now Serving Dinner Daily from 3pm at Excursion Park, JFK 11:00a.m. in Cape May Pops present Best of 9/3/12—Mayor’s La- Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free, Unique - but similar to Serving Dinner From 3pm Early Bird Specials from 3-5pm Broadway at 7:30p.m. in bor Day Race at 7:30a.m. call 263-8687. horseshoes, at Windsor Cape May Court House in Ocean City registration Early Bird Specials from 3-5pm (Except on Holidays) Beach, call 884-9565. at the PAC, call 1-800- - 23rd St. beach, call 398- (Except on Holidays) 8/28/12—Movies un- der the Stars: Pee Wee’s 838-3006. 6900. 16 S. Main St., Corner of New Jersey & Walnut 8/31/12—Full Moon Big Adventure - PG, 95 Ghost Hunt with Ghost- 9/1/12—Concerts Un- 9/6/12—Roar to the Cape May Court House North Wildwood mins at 8:30p.m. in Sea One at 7:30p.m. in Cape der the Stars: Beatlema- Shore Motorcycle Rally (1 mile past the N.W.W. Bridge — Across the street from McDonald’s) (Across the street from Sturdy Savings Bank) Isle City at Excursion May at the Physick Estate, nia at 8:00p.m. in North at 10:00a.m. in Wild- Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure call 884-5404. Wildwood Lou Boothe wood at the Wildwoods 465-6300465-6300 729-9314 Ave; Free, call 263-8687. Amphitheatre, 2nd & Convention Center and 8/31/12 Labor Day For our menu view Major Credit Cards Accepted — Ocean Avenues; Free, call at Oak and Atlantic Aves., 8/29/12—Star Band Weekend Fireworks at www.ninosfamilyrestaurant.net Gift Certificates Are Always Avail. 522-7722. call 729-8870. Take out Available! Plays Live Music at 10:00p.m. in Wildwood Wildwood Crest Cen- on the beach at Pine, call 9/1/12—FM Band 9/7/12—43rd Annual tennial Park at 7:30p.m. 523.1602. (Variety) at 8:00p.m. in Surf Fishing Tournament in Wildwood Crest Fern Sea Isle City at Excursion at 7:00a.m. in North 9/1/12 Handcrafted Open Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Daily Road and Ocean Avenue, — Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure Wildwood registration at Unlimited Labor Day call 523-0202. Ave; Free, call 263-8687. 3rd & JFK Blvd. Gazebo, Year “Voted Best of The Shore” Craft Show at 9:00a.m. call 522-2955. 8/30/12— Concerts in Wildwood at the Wild- 9/2/12— Wildwood Round Under the Stars: Seren- woods Convention Center, Block Party and Mu- 9/7/12— Wildwood “Voted Best Family Restaurant” ity (Motown Revue) at call 717-656-4849. sic Festival with Bobby Tattoo Beach Bash at 8:00p.m. in North Wild- Rydell at - in Wildwood 12:00p.m. in Wildwood 9/1/12 West Cape wood Lou Boothe Am- — at Fox Park, call 522- Convention Center, call May Tomato Festival at phitheatre, 2nd & Ocean 2444. Avenues; Free, call 522- 9:00a.m. in West Cape 7722. May Wilbraham Park, call (Page A33 Please) 884-8382. 8/30/12—Movies un- Celebrating Our 88th Anniversary! der the Stars: King Fu 9/1/12— Summer Panda - PG, 90 mins at Send Off Craft Show at 8:30p.m. in Sea Isle City 10:00a.m. in Cape May at Excursion Park, JFK beachfront boardwalk Diner Cafe Restaurant Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free, and promenade, call 884- call 263-8687. 9565. Early Bird Specials 3-5:30pm 8/31/12—24th Annu- 9/1/12— Island Blackboard Specials • Full Course Dinners al Whitesboro Reunion Kid’s Splash & Dash at Take Out Available • Baking on the Premises Body Surfi ng Movie Early Bird 325 WEST SPRUCE AVE. , NORTH WILDWOOD Open for Dinner Dinners at 4pm FREE PARKING • 609-729-4900 • www.stardinercafe.com Featured Aug. 3 (4-5 pm) Open Daily Enjoy A Slice of Groff’s Famous $ OFF Homemade Pie 1 Slice of Pie Lunch from 11am (with each adult entree) Dinner from 4:30pm 1 H Late Night Food till 12 midnight Magnolia Ave. and the Boardwalk Serving Breakfast Sat. & Sun. from 8am Wildwood • 609-522-5474 Mon.-Weds. Kids 10 & under Eat Free Key West with each entree purchase Café “Get YOUR Friday Happy Hour 4-8pm Drink Specials Open Mon 7am-2pm Groove On” AVALON — Once again, and kicking your feet, in Tues-Sun 7am-9pm $5 Apps (at the bar) 4-7pm Movie Night presents an- the big blue sea – come Disco Night Gary & The Kid other award-winning surf- hell or high water.” …Keith Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner! ing classic film for the Malloy w/DJ Rich Palko 5-9pm whole family to enjoy. This Come out on Fri. night Thursday- All You Can Eat Every year’s featured fi lm will be Aug. 3, at the Avalon Com- Snow Crabs & Dungeness Crabs! LiveLive EEntertainmentntertainment “Come Hell or High Water” munity Hall, 30th & Avalon Wednesday at 9pm Thursday August 2nd a Woodshed fi lm presented avenues, Avalon. The show Try Our New Split Decision & DJ entertainment at 9pm by Patagonia & Nixon and starts at 7 p.m. Donations WITH $3 directed by Keith Malloy. at the door $5 per adult, Rasta Pasta & Seafood DRINK SPECIALS Friday August 3rd Scott Soens, one of Avalon’s kids under 6 free. There’ll DJ entertainment at 9pm finest, worked with the be lots of raffl es and give- Dinner Specialties! Saturday August 4th crew on this fi lm. aways. It’s a great way to Tiki Topz Don’t Call Me Francis & DJ entertainment at 9pm Come Hell or High Water get psyched before you CATERINGERINGERING A AVAILABLEVAAIILLABLE Open Daily from 11am Sunday August 5th is about body surfi ng. “It’s surf! Corner of Andrew & Pacifi c Aves., The Chatterband from 7-11pm all about taking a breath, Wildwood • 522-5006 DJ entertainment at 9pm BUY ONE ADULT LUNCH SPEND $2000 AT Monday August 6th AT REGULAR DINNER GET Don’t Call Me Francis & DJ entertainment at 9pm PRICE, GET 2ND ADULT Tuesday August 7th % OFF $ 00 OFF 50 2 Restaurant and Bar DJ entertainment at 9pm WITH COUPON WITH COUPON cannot be combined with any other offers cannot be combined with any other offers Restaurant & Deck Open 7 Days An Excellent EXPIRES 8/8/12 EXPIRES 8/8/12 PPluslus The Best Deal - Cheng’s Buffet Sushi & Live Entertainment Pool Party Jam Session Dining Menu WEEKLY EVERY DAY SPECIALS On The Deck Sat. & Sun. at 2pm • Coconut Shrimp • Mussels BURGER • Fried Shrimp • Crab Legs w/DJ Tony Stef! MANIA EAT IN LUNCH (11AM - 3PM) Sunday 11:30-4pm inside MONDAY PRIME RIB ADULTS $675 CHILDREN AGES 3-10 YR $475 DINNER (3:30 - 9:30 PM) Serving Lunch 11:30am • Dinner from 5pm NIGHT $15.95 ADULTS $999 CHILDREN AGES 3 -10 YR $599 10 year old must be under 4 1/2’ Serving Breakfast 8-11:30am Sat. & Sun. VOTED #1 CRABCAKES IN SOUTH JERSEY Take Out Buffet HAPPY HOURS • Mon. thru Fri. $999 All Day 3-6pm at the Bar Village Shoppes 954 OCEAN DRIVE, CAPE MAY, NJ of Rio Grande 609-522-3350 Between GSP & Wildwood Crest on the Bay in Harbor View Marina heng’sheng’s 886-0909 609-884-5444 Spruce & Olde New Jersey Aves., Anglesea At Champagne Island Resort ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 Calendar of Events The Rum Runner (From Page A32) 9/15/12 The Ex- Lake Seafarers Celebra- Show at 11:30a.m. in 9/12/12 Card Party — — ceptions (Pop/Rock) at tion at 9:00a.m. in Wild- Ocean City on the board- 5K & 10K Race and 2 Mile Fitness Walk 889-2422. & Luncheon at 11:30a.m. 8:00p.m. in Sea Isle City wood Crest Sunset Lake walk from 6-10th Sts., call in Wildwood at Beth (formerly the Stone Harbor Lions Run) 9/8/12 Dubs on the at Excursion Park, JFK along New Jersey Avenue 457-0081. — Judah Temple, call 522- Boards at 8:00a.m. in Blvd & Pleasure Ave; Free, between Rambler and Mi- To bene¿ t the Cape May County Historical & Genealogical Society 7541. ami Roads, call 523-0202. 9/28/12—An Olde North Wildwood Go to call 263-8687. Time Italian Festival at and the Cape May County Museum www.dubsontheboards. 9/13/12 Fall Side- — 9/20/12 Annual 9/22/12—Walk to 5:00p.m. in Wildwood com. walk Sale at 9:00a.m. in — Sunday, August 12th, Stone Harbor, NJ Boardwalk Classic Car Defeat ALS at 10:00a.m. Crest at Fox Park, call Cape May Washington 9/8/12—Mall Art Show at 8:00a.m. in in Ocean City at 6th St. 374-0016. Street Mall & Square. practice fi eld, off 6th & Show at 10:00a.m. in Wildwood on the board- 9/28/12—Mid Atlan- Cape May Washington 9/13/12—New Jersey walk, 9/20-9/22/12, call boardwalk, call 215-643- USATFNJ Grand Prix Event 5434. tic Law Enforcement Street Mall call 408-4335. State Fireman’s Parade 523-8051. Survivors Weekend at at 1:00p.m. in Wildwood USATF Certi¿ ed Course 9/8/12 Street Rods 9/21/12 Irish 9/22/12—Boardwalk 5:00p.m. in North Wild- — from Cresse Rd. in Wild- — on Display at 12:00p.m. Fest Weekend (9/21- Classic Car Auction at wood parade beginning at Prizes in all age categories wood Crest to 20th St. in Ocean City at the 9/23/12) at 4:00p.m. in 10:00a.m. in Wildwood 10th and Atlantic Avenues, Medals to all ¿ nishers in North Wildwood, call Sports & Civic Center, 6th Sea Isle City at LaCosta Oceanfront Arena in the call 522-2030 x 1504. 856-433-0386. Wildwoods Convention St., off the Boardwalk and Lounge, call 263-3756. 9/29/12—58th An- on the Boardwalk. call 9/13/12 Ed Wise Center, call 522-4546. — 9/22/12 Cape nual Pennsauken Surf Register online at www.active.com 525-9300. Full New Orleans Jazz — May Beachfront Run at 9/22/12—Fisher & Fishing Club Tourna- Visit our website www.cmcmuseum.org Band at 6:30p.m. in Cape 9/8/12 The Quailes 8:30a.m. in Cape May Maher (Irish) at 8:00p.m. ment at 7:30a.m. in Or call for registration form 609.465.3535 x 6 — May at VFW 419 Con- (Variety) at 8:00p.m. in Registration 7 a.m. at in Sea Isle City at Excur- gress St., call 884-7961. (Page A35 Please) Sea Isle City at Excursion Beach Ave & Howard St, sion Park, JFK Blvd & Plea- Park, JFK Blvd & Pleasure 9/15/12—Mutt Strut call 884-9565. sure Ave; Free, call 263- Ave; Free. call 263-8687. at 8:00a.m. in Cape May 8687. 9/22/12 Sunset Register near Convention — 9/8/12 Big Band 9/23/12— Corvette — Hall on Beach Avenue, Dance - Tranquil Ocean call 898-0126. Orchestra at 8:00p.m. in Arts Avalon at Avalon Commu- 9/15/12—Fall Family nity Hall, call. Festival at 9:00a.m. in Sea Isle City JFK Blvd. 9/9/12—Walk for Culture and the Promenade, call Children in Foster Care 263-8687. at 12:30p.m. in Ocean City starting at the Mu- 9/15/12— Ocean & sic Pier, Moorlyn Terrace City Airport Festival at & Boardwalk. call 977- 10:00a.m. in Ocean City 4880. Municipal Airport, 26th & Bay Ave, call 525-9223. 9/11/12— Patriots Cape May Murder Mystery Day Ceremony, Septem- 9/15/12—New Jersey ber 11th Remembered State Firemen’s Conven- Dinners and Luncheons at 9:00a.m. in Sea Isle tion-Parade at 1:00p.m. City at Veterans Park, call in Wildwood Wildwoods Feature New Mystery 263-4461. Convention Center, call CAPE MAY- Play along 908-620-1871. 9/11/12— Patriots and solve the mystery and Luncheons sponsored Day Memorial Service 9/15/12—Civil War while enjoying delicious by the Mid-Atlantic Center at 5:30p.m. in Wildwood Reenactment at - in four-course dinners or for the Arts & Humanities Crest New Jersey Avenue Cold Spring Historic three-course luncheons (MAC). at Miami Road, call 609- Cold Spring Village, call this fall at the Inn of Cape A new play begins Vic- 523-0202. 898-2300. May, 7 Ocean St., during torian Weekend (Oct. 5-9) Murder Mystery Dinners and continues through the Halloween season (Oct. 12- 31) during Murder Mystery HAPPY HOUR Dinners and Luncheons. Mon-Fri 4-7pm Stormy weather sets the With 1/2 Price Apps scene for this new mystery, and Drink Specials! "Foul Weather Fiend," by playwright Jeanne-Andrée (Inside Only) Nelson. While the mem- Daily bers of the Friends of the Drink Arts circle gather at the Seagull Inn to plan their THE POE MYSTERIES Specials! Kitchen Open with New Menu! next fund-raising event, Murder! Intrigue! a tropical storm system is Blackmail! Swim Up threatening to impact the Three haunting tales Southern Jersey shore. by Edgar Allan Poe The fear of coastal fl ood- ing, heavy rains and fi erce July 25 - Sept. 1 Wed. - Sat. at 8:30 Open To The Public Daily winds are not the only $1 12 OZ. ROLLING ROCKS concerns for the guests Fri: After-show Q&A

From 11:30am. Must Be 21 To Enter. 12NOON-7PM EVERY DAY trapped in the dining room. Award Winning THE MARK OF ZORRO Wednesday BAREFOOT BAR ONLY A storm is brewing inside Singer/Songwriter as well. Rivalries, resent- Sun., Aug. 5 at 8:30 The 1920 DouglasDouglas FairbankFairbanks classic classic August 1st Open 11:30am to 3am Daily ments, chicanery, sinister Reed ¿ filmlm withwith livelive organorgan accompaniment accompaniment 2pm-6pm plots and finally a mur- Waddle Every by by Wayne Wayne Zimmerman. Zimmerman. Tickets:Tickets: $15$15 SINDI der will soon blow away Co-sponsored with The Cape May Film Festival Wednesday the genteel facade of the Thursday RAYMOND 8-11:30pm Friends of the Arts. Ride August 2nd Cowabunga out the storms with us, 2-6pm Chris but beware for "When the Thursday Wildwood Crest’s Own wind is in the East, 'tis • BROOMMAKING • PRINTING • BOOKBINDING • WOODWORKING • August 2nd neither good for man nor ICE CREAM • OPEN HEARTH COOKING • TINSMITHING • Friday 10pm-2am DJ “J” beast." August 3rd DJ Rayman During Victorian Week- 2-6pm end, Murder Mystery Din- ‘Down on ners are Saturday through Jimmy Friday DJ Saturday August 3rd Timmy “O” Monday, Oct. 6-9 at 7 p.m., tthehe FFarm’arm’ August 4th Werba and during the Halloween 10pm-2am 80’s Disco Party 2-6pm & Friends season they are Saturdays, Oct. 13, 20 and 27 at 7 WWeekendeekend DJ p.m., with Murder Mystery Saturday & Sunday,, Sunday David Saturday Gypsy Luncheons on Sundays, August 5th August 4th Oct. 14, 21 and 28 at AAugustugust 44-5-5•10am-4:30pmpm 10pm-2am 1 p.m. These events are Experience farm life! Horse-drawn 2-6pm kelly Spins all your favorites and Karaoke too. limited and reservations farming demonstrations in the morning Every MdMonday are necessary. Tickets are and free horse-drawn carriage rides “IN THE BIZ POOL PARTY” Monday Are You Smarter $45 for dinners and $30 in the afternoon. Special exhibits of FREE ADMISSION Than a Bartender for luncheons. A children's antique and modern farming equipment, DRINK SPECIALS August 6thh hands-on activities and a hay maze. 9pm- with DJ “J” menu is $15 per meal. Prizes • Giveaways • Drink Specials Meet the Village barnyard animals and For more information explore the Nature Trail at Bradner’s Run. Saturday, the 2nd Annual Dog Follow us on oceanicwildwood or to make reservations, ForF more iinformationnfformatiioonn oorr afua ffull please call 609-884-5404 Show begins at 11am. schedule of events, please call or 800-275-4278 or visit Sponsored by 898-2300 x. 10 or visit 4600 Ocean Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 MAC's Web site at www. Smeltzer & Sons Feed www.hcsv.org capemaymac.org. and Pet Supplies Rt. 9, 3 Mi. North of Cape May City Call 609-522-6500•www.StayAtOceanic.com • SPINNING • POTTERY • BAKERY STORE • COUNTRY BASKETRY • BLACKSMITHING • WEAVING • RESTAURANT A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers August 1 2012

TheGRIDEntertainmentCAPE MAY COUNTY WEEK OF AUGUST 1-AUGUST 7 PLACE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Name That • Live Remote with Live Music DJ Bee Bop Bernie w/ Deal or No Deal Quizzo with Ava Video Name Reverse Happy Hour Tune WIBBAGE 94.3 4-6pm w/Jim Shaw BAY VIEW • Quizzo with Nick at 9 pm at 8:30 pm That Tune from 9 p.m.-12 a.m. Page A28 • 522-1287 at 9 pm at 9 pm 8pm-12am at 8:30 pm Dan Barry BEACH CREEK Frank Bey... Elliot Levin.... Cultureal Bob Croce Audrey Snow Callwood Blind Page A31 • 522-1062 Trio Blues Jazz DJ John Styles DJ John Styles Bigg Romeo BLUE WATER Tommy Zito 9 p.m.- 1 a.m. 9 p.m.- 1 a.m. Bigg Romeo Duo GRILLE 7-10 pm Smash Radio Trio Dame 8 pm- 12 am Page A27 • 522-0303 9pm-1am 9pm-1am Open Mic with Don Shaw Family Karaoke Santana Tribute Classic Blues Family Karaoke at 8:30pm at 6pm at 7pm BOILER ROOM Singer Songwriter w/ Edgardo Cintron w/ Frank Bey Page A29 • 884-8421 Showcase w/The John Adult Karaoke DJ Dance Night Byrne Band at 11pm at 9pm 9pm 9pm at 10pm CAPE MAY Animal House Animal House- Valhallas Pirates- LEWES FERRY Cruise Departs Cruise Departs Cruise Departs Page A7,17 • 1-800-64-Ferry 6pm 6pm 4:30pm Yankee Jack (Straight Open Pool All Karaoke/Name That Sindi Raymond CASEY’S ON Sindi Raymond Ten Eddy Drive from Key West, Jimmy Day & Night Tune w/DJ George Band THIRD 8pm 8pm Buff ett Inspired) 4-7pm Video Trivia with from Page A29 • 522-7759 Sidearm at 8pm DJ Rich at 8 pm Animal House 7pm Captain Larry 3-6pm Dos Hombres 12-4pm Pirate Dinner Theatre Luau Dinner Show Tommy Zito 3-6 pm Dos Hombres 1-5pm DJ Menace Cartel 5-8pm Reggae Night w/ The Bigg Romeo 4-8pm Show 5-8pm COCONUT Space Camp Duo 6-10pm Gypsy Wisdom 6-10pm DJ Menace Cartel Raggamuffi ns 6-10pm DJ Menace Cartel DJ Menace Cartel Dance Party DJ Menace Cartel COVE Dance Party 8pm-Close DJ Menace Cartel Dance Party DJ Menace Cartel Dance Party Dance Party 8pm-Close Dance Party Page A30 • 522-7600 10 pm to close 10pm-close 10 pm to close 8pm-Close 8pm-Close COUNTRY CLUB The Groove- Quizzo Wesley Ochs TAVERN Summer Bash with Prizes Page A24 • 465-1515 Party Ann Oswald Acoustics with Jim Acoustic w/ Wesley Ochs TOO TRIO Acoustic w/ Crab House Acoustic w/ Wesley Ochs Callwood Blind 4:00pm - 7:30pm Boran from 6-9pm 3:00pm - 7:00pm Beach Favorites from Wesley Ochs at Two Mile Dennis Holmes from from w/ BaNaNa Trio 4:30pm - 7:30pm 4:00pm - 8pm Page A26 • 522-1341 6 - 9:30pm 6pm - 10pm 9pm Beach House Dockside 1-5pm Jim Beach House 6-10pm Kenny Maher & Dan Barry Beach House 6-10pm DEAUVILLE INN Beach House 6-10pm 6-10pm Page A23 • 263-2080 Jeremiah & Bobby Hunter Bittersweet Bubba Mac Band Tidal Wave & Kit DOGTOOTH Live Music: Name That Tune Live Music: Cultureal Sophist BAR & GRILL 9pm Page A31 • 522-8383 9pm 9pm Sal Anthony DJ Entertainment 9 pm DJ Entertainment 9 pm DJ Entertainment Get Your Groove on DJ Entertainment DJ DJ Entertainment Tiki Topz Pool Party Tiki Topz Pool Party Jam 9 pm Disco Night with Jam Session with Session with Entertainment FLIP FLOPZ 9 pm 9 pm Don’t Call Me Francis DJ Rich Palko 9 pm Split Decision 9pm Gary & The Kid 5-9 pm DJ Tony Stef at 2 pm DJ Tony Stef at 2 pm 9 pm Page A32 • 522-3350 Don’t Call Me Francis 9 pm The Chatterband 7-11 pm 9 pm DJ Jimmy DJ Rich with GOODNIGHT IRENE’S d.a.b Live Music Lamb DVDJ Mollo at Beer Pong BREW PUB 10 p.m. 10 pm 9 p.m. Page A23 • 729-3861 9pm at 10 pm Blondage 1-5PM HARPOON Sal Anthony Michael James Marnie and Nate Beachcomber Bill Ann Oswald Sal Anthony Beachcomber Bill Goodman Fiske HENRY’S 6-10pm 6-10pm 6-10pm 6-10pm 6-10PM 6-10PM Page A24 • 886-5529 6-10PM

LIVE McHugh & Live DJ Glen Eric HEMINGWAY’S DJ Entertainment O’Neill at the Grand Hotel Entertainment (band is Unplugged) 9pm with Ronnie B. (Irish music) Page A23 • 884-5611 at 9pm at 8pm at 8pm Steel: 30 Rich Baker ICEHOUSE (Tropical Steel Drum on The Patio Page A29 • 522-0033 Duo) 6- 10 pm 6:30-10:30pm

JACK’S Laura Lea & Tripp Long Miles 8pm StellarMojo 8pm Marnie & Nate PLACE Fabulous 8pm Page A28 • 967-5001 The Geator Happy Hour LIGHTHOUSE Sindi Raymond Juicy 6pm Elvis Show Jerry Blavat at 7pm Quizzo with POINTE 7pm Smarty Pants 5pm Page A26 • 522-7447 8pm

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Calendar of Events to Lancaster to see “Jo- 10/13/12— Drag- (From Page A33) in North Wildwood at nah” at SIght and Sound on Boat Festival at North Wildwood Angle- North Wildwood Beach at 10:30a.m. in Tucka- 12:00p.m. in Cape May What's Happening in Ocean City sea Firehouse, 2nd and Patrol Headquarters, call hoe sponsored by Tucka- Event details uncertain at OCEAN CITY – (Aug. New Jersey Avenues, call 290-6480. hoe United Methodist time of publication, call 856-231-9110. 1) The Ocean City Pops 10/6/12—Lima Bean Church, includes dinner 609-884-5508. presents a Tribute to Tony 9/29/12— October- Festival at 9:00a.m. in at Good and Plenty, call Bennett with singer Ed- 224-0120. 10/25/12— Hallow- fest at 10:00a.m. in Cape West Cape May Wilbra- een Parade at 7:15p.m. die Bruce. Also featuring May Jackson Street, call ham Park, call 884-9325. 10/6/12— Avalon in Cape May on Asbury young trumpeter Geoff 884-5508. Galante and the Night 10/6/12 Fall Block Chamber Seafood Festi- Ave., call 813-5580. — Café Trio. The program Party and Fireworks val at 11:00a.m. in Avalon 9/29/12—Life Rolls 10/28/12— Wild is in memory of the Pops Spectacular at 9:00a.m. at 29th & Beach. call. on 7th Annual Golf Thang at 8:00a.m. in favorite drummer, Carl in Ocean City from 5th Tournament/After Party 10/11/12—Al Har- Wildwood Wildwoods Mottola. 8 p.m. at Music - 14th Streets on Asbury at 2:00p.m. in Wildwood rison Dixieland Band at Boardwalk from Schel- Pier. Tickets available at Ave; fi reworks at 9:30, call Crest at Cape May Na- 6:30p.m. in Cape May lenger Avenue and north, Music Pier Box Offi ce, 609- 399-1412. tional Golf Club & Harbor at VFW 419 Congress St., call 860-388-6441. 525-9248. View Restaurant, call 780- 10/6/12 Wild- call 884-7961. (Aug. 2-4) The 12th 1986. — 11/3/12—6th Annual wood’s Hydrofest Pow- 10/13/12—Woodbine High Tides Striper Tour- Annual Art of Surfing at 9/30/12— Morey’s erboat Races at 9:00a.m. Car Show at 9:00a.m. nament at - in Cape May Music Pier. Hours: 7 p.m. Piers Souper Sunday in Wildwood Crest Sun- to10 p.m. Thurs., Fri. and in Woodbine Route 550, at Hinch Marina, weigh in Boardwalk Art Show; Lead- Closing Day & Chili/ set Lake, call 889-9181. Sat., noon till 10 p.m. a.m. to 6 p.m., Sun. 10 along bike path, call 780- from 3-5:00pm, call 967- ing Artists throughout the Chowder Cook Off at Free family event featuring a.m. to 4 pm. Call 609- 10/6/12 5th An- 3088. 0100. East Coast exhibit and sell 11:00a.m. in Wildwood — original art from surfi ng’s 399-7628. nual Italian Festival at their work. Traditionally a on the boardwalk, call 10/13/12— Hallow- 11/15/12— Atlan- biggest names, live music, Remember to swim only 10:00a.m. in Sea Isle good place to buy fi ne art- 522-3900. een Cornhole Contest at tic City Jazz Band at meet the artists. Call 609- at guarded beaches. City at Kix McNutley’s, 10:00a.m. in Wildwood 6:30p.m. in Cape May 744-3229. work at reasonable prices. 10/6/12—Great Fall call 263-4461 x 230. 3800 block of Pacifi c Ave., at VFW 419 Congress St., (Aug. 3-5) 50th Annual Hours: Fri. and Sat., 10 Classic Surf Fishing 10/6/12 Bus Trip call 729-6500. call 884-7961 Tournament at 7:00a.m. —

TheGRIDEntertainmentCAPE MAY COUNTY WEEK OF AUGUST 1-AUGUST 7 PLACE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Lisa Tee & Matt Hayden Solo Piano Dean Schneider Lisa Tee on solo Lisa Tee & Matt Hayden Jon Pruitt, Jon Pruitt, MERION trade solo piano, trade solo piano, 5:30pm on solo piano from piano from solo piano INN then add vocals later! then add vocals later! solo piano Page A23 • 884-8363 5:30pm - 10:30pm 5:30pm - 10:30pm 5:30pm - 11:30pm 5:30pm - 11:30pm at 5:30pm at 5:30pm Name That Tune Reed Waddle Quizzo MULLIGANS with Ronn E. Dee 10pm- 1am at 9pm Page A28 • 522-4883 9 pm Jerry Blavat NORTH END Ann Oswald Nate & Marnie AMERICAN 6-10PM 6-10pm GRILL on the patio Page A26 • 609-435-5691 on the patio Tiki Bar: Barefoot Bar: Tiki Bar: Tiki Bar: Tiki Bar: All Day “In The Biz Reed Waddle 2-6pm DJ “J” 10pm-2am DJ Rayman 2-6 p.m. Jimmy Werba & Friends Tiki Bar: Pool Party” Free Admission!! OCEANIC Barefoot Bar: Tiki Bar: Barefoot Bar- DJ Timmy O 2-6pm David Kelly Barefoot Bar: Are You Page A33 • 609-522-6500 Sindi Raymond Cowabunga Chris 10pm-2am Barefoot Bar: 2-6pm Smarter Than A Bartender 8-11:30pm 2-6pm 80’s Disco Party DJ Gypsy 10pm-2am With DJ “J” at 9 p.m. Ten Eddy Drive Guitarist Gregg Shore Sound Alan Weber Steel Horizons Pan ON THE ROCKS Carpenter- Light Entertainment- Group- Ed Zatzariny- CM Ferry Terminal Light Rock Rock 4-7 pm DJ Ronald Becker Steel Drum Soloist Page A30 • 1-800-643-3779 5-8 pm 5-8pm 1:30-4:30 pm

Name That • DJ Snap “Happy Name That Tune “Quizzo” with OWEN’S DJ Timmy O Hour Tunes” DJ Entertainment DJ Ronn E. Dee Tune with Ronn at 5 pm w/Ronn E. Dee at 9 pm Ronn E. Dee PUB at 8 pm at 4 pm • DJ Bee Bop Bernie at 10pm Page A30 • 729-7290 E. Dee 10pm at 9 pm at 10 pm

RIO Terry-Oke STATION 9pm Page A22 • 889-2000 Reggae Sunday Acoustic w/ Acoustic w/ Acoustic w/ Acoustic w/ Delany & Acoustic w/ Acoustic w/ Carl Behrens – 4:30pm Reeves – 4:30pm w/ – Cultureal 12:30pm, RUSTY NAIL Wesley Ochs Simple Minded Budz – 5pm Gregg Carpenter Joe Kosak Guy Petersen Beach Faves w/ R&B w/ Big Ric and Groove w/ 4:30pm Page A25 • 884-0017 4:30pm 4:30pm BaNaNa Trio - 9pm Rising- 9pm Tru Bruddahs - 9pm 4:30pm Cowabunga Chris Cowabunga Cris 3-7 Bauer and Shea Sindi Raymond Bangarang THE WHARF pm Bauer and Shea 3-7 p.m. 3-7pm 1-4 pm Joe & Josie Love Junk Kings For A Day Page A22 • 522-6336 Vince Schneider 7:30-11:30pm Juliano Brothers C.J. Seven Band 5- 9 pm 7-11pm 7- 11 pm 8 p.m.- 12 a.m. 8pm-12am 6-10pm Reggae Night Mighty The Bob Jim Ann TUCKAHOE The Groove Camellion Campanell with SMB Parrots Fisher Oswald INN 7-11 pm 6-10pm Band Page A31 • 390-3322 6-10pm 7-11 pm 6-10 pm 5-9pm 5-9pm

DJ Matt Kelly With Ryan & Ritchie Jay & Mike 6-10pm, Party Wave 6-10pm, The Heartbeats WESTY’S Name That Tune (Formerly of Crystal Roxx) DJ Matt Kelly 10pm-2am Sindi Raymond Band 6-10pm, 6-10 pm (Downstairs) 10pm-2am (Downstairs) DJ Matt Kelly IRISH PUB 10pm-2am StellarMojo 10 pm- 2 am DJ Jerry Smith DJ Jerry Smith 10pm-2am 10pm-2am Wesley Ochs Page A26 • 522-4991 (downstairs) Downstairs 10pm-2am (Upstairs) (Upstairs) (Downstairs) EEAT,AT, D DRINK,RINK, PL PLAY,AY ENTERTAINMENT, , ENTERTAINMENT, EEVENTS,VENTS FACES & PLACES , FACES & PLACES A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Dining & Entertainment Herald Newspapers August 1 2012 AAnnanna Rita’sRita’s FamousFamous Cape May-Lewes Ferry for a PPizzeriaizzeria Vacation Getaway In the 19th century, • 2 LLargearge 11ToppingTopping PPizzasizzas steamships or "steamers" Take would transport the fi rst fforor $21.99$21.99 tourists from Philadelphia • CChickenhicken PParmarm ww// PPastaasta SSaladalad and Wilmington "down river" to Cape May, Amer- aandnd GGarlicarlic BBreadread $$10.0010.00 ica's fi rst and oldest sea- • BuyBuy OOnene SSundaeundae aandnd shore resort at the south- ern tip of New Jersey for GGetet OneOne 1/21/2 OOFFFF the summer, or a month, or even for a week-end. 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(609)729-2333 nizations and individuals of Delaware’s treasured Join Pirate Pete on participated in formal ded- brew with the Cape-May the Family Fun Cruise, FREE DELIVERY TO ALL THE WILDWOODS! 4000 PACIFIC A VE. (S PENCER A VE) • WILDWOOD ication ceremonies, fi rst Lewes Ferry. The story Wednesdays through Au- Located directly on the beach! at Lewes terminal, then gust departing at 6 PM. PEN AILY ROM AM PM of Dogfi sh Head began in 416 E. Miami Ave., Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 609-522-5118 • O D F 7 -7 at Cape May terminal on June of 1995 when they Listen to live music on June 30, 1964. opened Dogfi sh Head Rock the Boat, Fridays CMLF launched its Brewings & Eats. Not only through August 24 depart- fi rst ferry vessel crossing was Dogfi sh Head Dela- ing at 6 PM. 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