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R EAL E S TAT E L OCAL E VENTS & S PORTS WEDNESDAY, April 2, 2014 Friday Open Mic at the Pilot House CAPE MAY – Fridays are Open Mic Night at the Pilot House. Live music 8 to 11 p.m. No cover charge. Open Mic at the Mad Batter CAPE MAY – Sundays are Open Mic Night at the Mad Batter. Live music 7 to 11 p.m. Never a cover charge. Geno White guitar lessons at Mad Batter CAPE MAY – Geno White will be offering guitar lessons on Wednesday nights for 10 weeks (from Feb 26). Mad Bat- ter Guitar is geared towards beginners to casual adult play- ers. No need for a guitar at first – bring a notepad and pencil. $10 per session. Pay at arrival, see Chris Hedstrom. Learn music/guitar through the gui- tar itself, have some fun. There will be at least one loaner gui- tar available. Lessons run from 6 to 7 p.m. Following the class will be The Geno White Duo, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Fitness Nature Walks every Saturday WILDWOOD CREST – Every Saturday in March, the Na- tional Wildlife Refuge will hold a “Fitness Nature Walk,” 2 to 3 p.m., starting at the Visitor Contact Station. Approximate distance 2 miles at a steady but relaxed pace, with occasional stops to take a look around. Un- less otherwise specified, these events are free and will take place at the Two Mile Beach Unit at 12001 Pacific Ave (Ocean Dr), Wildwood Crest. For more information or di- rections, please call (609) 513- 9349. Heavy rain or snow will cancel outdoor events. Cape May Point State Park Friday Frog Hikes Fridays in April CAPE MAY POINT – Join Cape May Point State Park ev- ery Friday in April at 7 p.m. at the Park Museum, for a short presentation about frogs and their calls, followed by a short hike down the Red Trail. Bring flashlights. Family friendly. Donations or donations of juice and cookies appreciated. The cost is $3 per person. Age 3 and under free. ‘Why Organic?’ lecture at Good Earth April 3 WEST CAPE MAY – “You are what you eat.” Good Earth Organic Eatery is offering a dinner and lecture for those in the community who are inter- ested in bringing better health to their meals and their bod- ies. The informal lecture is en- titled “Why Organic?” and will explore the benefits of good food choices. The lecture is Thursday, April 3 at 7:30 p.m., is free and open to the public. There will be a dinner at 6 p.m., preceding the lecture, which will include red lentil soup with ginger, quinoa salad with asparagus, creamy penne pasta with sage, sautéed kale, cream of split pea, spring mix salad and macaroons for des- sert - all organic. Reservations are recommended. The cost is $16 plus tax per person, Cash Only, BYOB. Gluten free op- tions are available for $3 ex- tra. Call (609) 898-6161 for reservations. Good Earth is lo- cated on 600 Park Blvd in West Cape May. Dale Gerhard at the NCCM April 8 CAPE MAY – Everyone who has read The Press of Atlantic City is familiar with the pho- tography of Dale Gerhard, but what of the “story behind the pictures.” The Nature Center of Cape May has invited Dale to be their very special guest at their next Harborside Chat on Tuesday, April 8. This will be a unique opportunity to meet a true South Jersey icon. “Chats” begin at 6 p.m. and are held at the Charlotte Van Leer Todd Education Hall lo- cated on the rim of Cape May Harbor at 1600 Delaware Av- enue in Cape May. Admission is free although donations are requested. Light refreshments will be served. For more infor- mation contact the Center at (609) 898-8848. Garden State Christian Women’s Connection Luncheon April 10 VINELAND – TaDah, the premier woman’s boutique in Ocean City, will present a fashion show featuring spring clothing, jewelry, and acces- sories on April 10 from noon to 1:45 p.m. Doors open at 11 a.m. The all inclusive price is $15. All will be for sale at great prices. Come and enjoy the show. The inspirational speaker is award–winning author, Shirley Brosius, from Millersburg, Pa., telling her story, “Trusting the Hand in the Glove.” She shares how life’s challenges teach valuable lessons, strengthen our character and deepens our compassion. The fashion show will be held at the Ramada Inn, 2216 W. Landis Ave. and Route 55, Vineland (Regency Room - parking in rear entrance). Free Nursery. Call or email for Reservations by April 7. (856)-327-4181-bdmoto@ yahoo.com. or (856) 690- 9172- [email protected] View Garden State Christian Women’s Connection Please see S&D, page B2 704 W. Lake Drive • Cape May Point, NJ HOUSE WEEK Presented by Chris Bezaire • Sales Associate [email protected] • Cell: 609-972-6927 • Office: 609-884-8428 • 512 Washington Mall OF THE SOL NEEDLES REAL ESTATE Cape May Point cottage has view and more CAPE MAY POINT – One of the things about searching for a home in the Cape May area is there is almost no such thing as a bad location. Just about every home in the Cape Island area is close to what everyone wants: the beaches, the dining, the entertainment and shopping. The House of the Week being featured here, listed with Coldwell Banker Sol Needles Real Estate, has something even more, mak- ing it a great location for the next homeowner. This Cape May Point cottage at 704 W. Lake Dr., has every- thing most people want in a shore home. Nestled in the small residential community of Cape May Point, this home is away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist season, yet close enough to the fun of seasonal events. Cape May Point is a good place for biking, walking, and enjoy- ing the Point’s own beach- es. Birders can enjoy being located in a stop over point for migratory birds and but- terflies, including the Cape May Point State Park. This home, however, offers the added element of the serenity of Lake Lily. Located on W. Lake Drove, this home has an unobstruct- ed view of Lake Lily, which is a stopping off point for many duck-like birds, and for the mute swans that call the lake home. A two-bedroom, single story home also features ade- quate outdoor area for enjoy- ing nature right at home. It’s a perfect getaway or retire- ment home, flush in the tran- quil community of Cape May Point. The home also has seasonal rental potential. Recently restored, 704 W. Lake Dr. features major mechanical upgrades and top of the line finishes. Hardwood flooring gives this home a classic look people have come to expect in Cape May area homes, while Please see HOTW, page B2 Special to the Cape May Star and Wave Above, 704 W. Lake Dr. in Cape May Point offers the next owner tranquility and comfort in a verdant, natural community. Below, the view of Lake Lily from 704 W. Lake and the back yard with stone patio.
