A21 Do The Shore www.DoTheShore.com Herald Newspapers January 21 2015 Do The Shore FANTASTIC WEDNESDAY NIGHTS! SUPER JAN 21ST 28TH 4PM -TO- 6PM GREAT DRINK & 1/2 PRICE APP SPECIALS HAPPY HOURS PRIME RIB DINNER $17 SUNSET DINNERS $15.95 DINNER SPECIALS 4PM -TO- 8PM ? EVERYONE’S INVITED! INDIVIDUALS & TEAMS, YOUNGINS, OLD FOGIES & ALL THOSE IN BETWEEN! 10 QUESTIONS/5 ROUNDS/ 1ST & 2ND PLACE WINNERS TRIVIA BONANZA 7-10PM SUNSET DINNER, COCKTAIL & LODGING STAYCATION TO “NOWHERE” $69 PER COUPLE * *BASED ON AVAILABILITY, DOES NOT INCLUDE TAX OR GRATUITIES, SINGLE OCCUPANCY RATES AVAILABLE. OCEANFRONT AT 1045 BEACH AVE. • 609.884.5611 EXT 550 H EMINGWAYS C APE M AY TAKE A “HUMP DAY” 609-522-3350 • Spruce & Olde New Jersey Ave. Serving Lunch & Dinner • Open Friday - Saturday 11am-3am Featuring Fresh Seafood From Starters To Entrees Families welcome! $5 Children’s Menu HAPPY HOUR Fri & Sat Open until close $2.50 Domestic Bottles, $2 Domestic Pints, $3 Well Drinks, $5 Apps, Discounted Menu Prices JOIN US FOR THE BIG GAME! PLACE FRIDAY SATURDAY REST OF WEEK THE WEEK OF JAN. 21- JAN. 27 DOGTOOTH BAR & GRILL Page A22 • 522-8383 COUNTRY CLUB TAVERN Page A22 • 465-1515 FLIP FLOPZ Page A21 • 522-3350 WESTY’S IRISH PUB Page A22 • 522-4991 TUCKAHOE INN Page A23 • 390-3322 OWEN’S PUB Page A22 • 729-7290 TBD Wed. Jan 21 -Unplugged Hosted by Kinger from StellarMojo and special guest 9pm Wed. Jan 21 -Bob Campanell 5-9pm Thu. Jan 22 -Chris Yoder 5:30-9:30pm Mon. Jan 26 -Jim Fisher 5-9pm Tue. Jan 27 -Ann Oswald 5-9pm g r i d Bee Bop Bernie 7-11pm Bobby Hunter 6-10pm Party DJ Mike Curly Name That Tune with DJ Mikey D 9pm Dance Party DJ Entertainment 9pm DJ Mollo 10pm Video Quizzo with Richie Palko Sun. Jan 25 - NFL Pro Bowl 8pm Name That Tune with Denny OH 9pm Thu. Jan 22 - DJ Tony Stef Tue. Jan 27 - Wesley Ochs From dance and art classes to movie nights and nature seminars there is some- thing for everyone at the Shore this week. Check out some of the highlights below. ne Danng Cls Friday, January 23 from 2-3 PM Where: Sea Isle City Library 4800 Central Avenue, Sea Isle City Registraon required. Call 609-463-6386 Ara Birds to Your Backyard Friday, January 23 from 6:30-8:30 PM Where: West Cape May Boro Hall 32 Broadway, West Cape May The West Cape May Environmental Commission will host an informave, free evening featuring local naturalist and author, Pat Suon. “Common Backyard Birds Aract- ed by a Backyard Habitat -- Create it and they will come -- with Emphasis on How We Can Help Winter Birds” will be offered. Free pizza will be served at 6:30 PM. A Workshop – Valeine Candy Dish Saturday, January 24 from 11-1 PM Where: Avalon Free Public Library 235 32nd Street, Avalon Make a lidded Valenne Candy Dish with rose embel- lishments in this two-part class. Parcipants will make the dish during the first session on Saturday, January 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and and return to glaze the dish on Saturday, February 7 from 11 a.m. to Noon. Projects can be picked up early the following week. Registraon is required by calling 609-967-7155 or stopping by the circu- laon desk. Avalon property owners may register on Janu- ary 24. All others may register on February 7. Tom Werkheiser Performance Sunday, January 25 from 3-5 PM Where: St. Barnabas by the Bay Church 13 West Bates Avenue, Villas Tom Werkheiser, guitarist and singer-songwriter, will perform in concert Sunday, Jan. 25, at 3 PM at St. Barn- abas by the Bay Church, 13 W. Bates Ave., Villas. A freewill offering will be taken and refreshments will follow the performance. The concert is open to the public; for infor- maon call 609-889-0667. Award Seon Film – The Judge Tuesday, January 27 from 6-8:30 PM Where: Avalon Free Public Library 235 32nd Street, Avalon Big city lawyer Hank Palmer returns to his childhood home where his father, the town’s judge, is suspected of murder. Hank sets out to discover the truth and, along the way, reconnects with his estranged family. Stars: Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall, Vera Farmiga. Rated R: Dra- ma. No one under 17 will be admied without parent or guardian. For more informaon about these, and other commu- nity events, see the Herald’s online calendar. Be sure to visit DoTheShore.com for more informaon about dining, shopping, acvies, entertainment hap- penings and nightlife.
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A21Do The Shore www.DoTheShore.comHerald Newspapers January 21 2015
Do The Shore
FANTASTICWEDNESDAY
NIGHTS!SUPE
R
JAN21ST
28TH
4PM-TO-6PM
GREAT DRINK &1/2 PRICE APP SPECIALS
HAPPY HOURS
PRIME RIB DINNER $17SUNSET DINNERS $15.95
DINNER SPECIALS
4PM-TO-
8PM
?EVERYONE’S INVITED! INDIVIDUALS & TEAMS, YOUNGINS, OLD FOGIES & ALL THOSE IN BETWEEN!
10 QUESTIONS/5 ROUNDS/1ST & 2ND PLACE WINNERS
TRIVIA BONANZA 7-10PM
SUNSET DINNER, COCKTAIL & LODGINGSTAYCATION
TO “NOWHERE”$69 PER COUPLE*
*BASED ON AVAILABILITY, DOES NOT INCLUDE TAX OR GRATUITIES, SINGLE
OCCUPANCY RATES AVAILABLE.
OCEANFRONT AT 1045 BEACH AVE. • 609.884.5611 EXT 550HemingwaysCapemay
TAKE A “HUMP DAY”
Flip Flopz
609-522-3350 • Spruce & Olde New Jersey Ave.Serving Lunch & Dinner • Open Friday - Saturday 11am-3am
Featuring Fresh Seafood From Starters To EntreesFamilies welcome!$5 Children’s Menu
HAPPY HOURFri & Sat
Open until close$2.50 Domestic
Bottles, $2 Domestic Pints, $3 Well Drinks,
$5 Apps, Discounted Menu Prices
JOIN US FOR THE
BIG GAME!
PLACE FRIDAY SATURDAY REST OF WEEKTHE
WEEK OF JAN. 21- JAN. 27
DOGTOOTHBAR & GRILLPage A22 • 522-8383
COUNTRY CLUB TAVERNPage A22 • 465-1515
FLIP FLOPZPage A21 • 522-3350
WESTY’SIRISH PUB
Page A22 • 522-4991
TUCKAHOEINN
Page A23 • 390-3322
OWEN’S PUB
Page A22 • 729-7290
TBD
Wed. Jan 21 -Unplugged Hosted by Kinger from StellarMojo
and special guest 9pm
Wed. Jan 21 -Bob Campanell 5-9pmThu. Jan 22 -Chris Yoder 5:30-9:30pm
Mon. Jan 26 -Jim Fisher 5-9pmTue. Jan 27 -Ann Oswald 5-9pm
g r i d
Bee Bop Bernie7-11pm
Bobby Hunter 6-10pmParty DJ
Mike Curly
Name That Tune with DJ Mikey D 9pm
Dance Party DJ
Entertainment 9pm
DJ Mollo 10pm
Video Quizzo with Richie
Palko
Sun. Jan 25 -NFL Pro Bowl 8pm
Name That Tune with
Denny OH 9pm
Thu. Jan 22 -DJ Tony Stef
Tue. Jan 27 -Wesley Ochs
From dance and art classes to movie nights and nature seminars there is some-thing for everyone at the Shore this week. Check out some of the highlights below.
Line Dancing ClassFriday, January 23 from 2-3 PM
Where: Sea Isle City Library 4800 Central Avenue, Sea Isle City
Registration required. Call 609-463-6386
Attract Birds to Your BackyardFriday, January 23 from 6:30-8:30 PM
Where: West Cape May Boro Hall 32 Broadway, West Cape May
The West Cape May Environmental Commission will host an informative, free evening featuring local naturalist and author, Pat Sutton. “Common Backyard Birds Attract-ed by a Backyard Habitat -- Create it and they will come -- with Emphasis on How We Can Help Winter Birds” will be offered. Free pizza will be served at 6:30 PM.
Art Workshop – Valentine Candy Dish Saturday, January 24 from 11-1 PMWhere: Avalon Free Public Library
235 32nd Street, Avalon Make a lidded Valentine Candy Dish with rose embel-
lishments in this two-part class. Participants will make the dish during the first session on Saturday, January 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and and return to glaze the dish on Saturday, February 7 from 11 a.m. to Noon. Projects can be picked up early the following week. Registration is required by calling 609-967-7155 or stopping by the circu-lation desk. Avalon property owners may register on Janu-ary 24. All others may register on February 7.
Tom Werkheiser Performance Sunday, January 25 from 3-5 PM
Where: St. Barnabas by the Bay Church 13 West Bates Avenue, Villas
Tom Werkheiser, guitarist and singer-songwriter, will
perform in concert Sunday, Jan. 25, at 3 PM at St. Barn-abas by the Bay Church, 13 W. Bates Ave., Villas. A freewill offering will be taken and refreshments will follow the performance. The concert is open to the public; for infor-mation call 609-889-0667.
Award Season Film – The Judge Tuesday, January 27 from 6-8:30 PM
Where: Avalon Free Public Library 235 32nd Street, Avalon
Big city lawyer Hank Palmer returns to his childhood home where his father, the town’s judge, is suspected of murder. Hank sets out to discover the truth and, along the way, reconnects with his estranged family. Stars: Robert Downey Jr., Robert Duvall, Vera Farmiga. Rated R: Dra-ma. No one under 17 will be admitted without parent or guardian.
For more information about these, and other commu-nity events, see the Herald’s online calendar.
Be sure to visit DoTheShore.com for more information about dining, shopping, activities, entertainment hap-penings and nightlife.
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Calendar EventsListed below are upcoming events posted to the Herald calendar online. For more information concerning
these events, to see more events, or to submit an event to the calendar, free of charge, go to events.capemay-countyherald.com. Submission of an event does not guarantee print publication, due to the volume received. To ensure print promotion for your event, you may arrange for a paid submission by calling 886-8600, Ext 34.
02/5/15Alzheimer’s Program for Behavior and Communi-
cation by the Alzheimer’s Association, begins at 11am at The Sea House, 1201 New Jersey Ave, Wildwood. Open to all. Sponsored by The Sea House, LLC. Call Sue at (609) 522-0006 for more information.
03/3/15
Gardening By The Sea- Philadelphia Flower Show, Tuesday, March 3, $60. Includes bus fare and admis-sion. Leaves Big Lots, NCM at 11am; Pier One, CMCH, 11:20am. Leaves Philly 5:30pm. Arrives CMCH 7pm; Big Lots 7:20pm. Call Peg, (609) 898-0639 or Madeleine, (609) 886-1274
1/21/15Song Circle for All Ages at 6:00pm in Villas at the
Lower Cape Branch (609) 463-6386
Romance Book Club at 6:00pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
1/24/15Mosaics by Michele: Address Plaque - REGISTRA-
TION REQUIRED at 10:00am in Cape May at Cape May City Library (609) 463-6386
Art Workshop- Valentine Candy Dish at 11:00am in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
1/25/15Tom Werkheiser Performance at 3:00pm in Villas
at St. Barnabas by the Bay Church
1/26/15Knitting Club at 3:30pm in Avalon at the Avalon
Free Public Library
Scrabble at 5:45pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
1/27/15Mosaics by Michele: Address Plaque - REGISTRA-
TION REQUIRED at 10:00am in Wildwood Crest at Wildwood Crest Library (609) 463-6386
Award Season Film- The Judge at 6:00pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
1/28/15Bus Trip to QVC, West Chester and Concordville
Inn PA at 9:00am in Marmora leaves from the Shop-Rite in Marmora (609) 545-0757
* * * * * * * * * * * * *Boardwalk Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show at
8:00am in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Convention Center
2/2/15Art Workshop- Painting in a Day at 10:00am in
Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
Knitting Club at 3:30pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
2/6/15USAW Middle School National Challenge Wres-
tling Duals at 8:30am in Wildwood at the Wildwoods Convention Center
Ice Ball at 6:30pm in Cape May at Congress Hall (609) 884-6513
2/7/15Joe Fischer's Fantasy, Illusion and Magic at
11:00am in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library (609) 967-7155
Magic Tricks Workshop at 2:00pm in Avalon at the Avalon Free Public Library
THURSDAY Cheeseburger $2.50 Prime Rib on Garlic Bread with Fries & Cole Slaw $6.99
Early Bird MenuMon.-Thurs. 4-6pm
Fried Jumbo Shrimp $8.99Crab Cake $8.99Fried Flounder $8.99Broiled or Blackened Tilapia $8.99Chicken Parmesan Over Pasta $8.998oz. New York Strip Steak $9.99Open Face Hot Roast Beef $8.99
With beverage purchase
3rd & New York Aves., N. Wildwood • 609-522-7759
SpecialsTHURS .
“Pints & Wings”$1 PINTS AND .48¢ WINGS
FRI. & SAT. - 4 COURSE MEAL FOR $9.99 soup, salad, entree & dessert SUN. - BUILD A BURGER
starts at $4
THANKSGIVING THURSDAYSwith All The Fixings $10.99
Gift Certificates Available
$2 BOTTLES ALL DAY 11-7 THURS. & FRI.HAPPY HOUR THURS. & FRI.,
SPECIAL APP MENU $3 DRINKS
FEBRUARY1st- Game Day XLIX
• Halftime buffet• Food & drink specials
14th- Valentine's Day• Nothing 2 Prove 8pm
• Lunch & Dinner Specials for 227th- All Tuned Up 8pm
28th- Jamison 9pm (Polar Plunge)
609-522-4991
Weekly SpecialsHappy Hour Monday-FRiday
4-6pm $5 Apps, $2 Domestics, $3.50 Well DrinksMon. - thurs. 4-6pm $10.99 Early Birds
Tuesday - Prime Rib $12.99Wednesday - Chicken Parm $11.99
thursday - BBQ Chicken & ribs $12.99 • 45¢ Wings
101 E. Walnut Ave., North Wildwood • westysirishpub.com
OPEN YEAR ROUNDLUNCH • DINNER • LATE NIGHT
Thursday - DJ Tony Stef 10pm Friday - Video Quizzo with DJ Palko • Saturday - DJ Mollo 10pm
Sunday February 15th The Ballroom at Congress Hall in Cape May will become the hottest spot in town! Come taste Chili & Chowder prepared by professional and home-style chefs, you are the judges and pick the win-ners. Enjoy the tastings from our group of chefs along with DJ Ed McDonough spinning cool tunes; a cash bar will be available to help you chill!
Returning this year to defend their titles are chefs from Harry’s Bar & Grill, Blue Rose Inn, Island Grill, and Queen Victoria B&B, these chefs are looking forward to new chal-lengers!
Admission is $5 that will help support food banks here in Cape May. To become part of the Chili & Chowder Chal-lenge or for more information please contact. The Cham-ber of Commerce of Greater Cape May at (609) 884-5508 ext. 102 or e-mail Doreen at [email protected].
Learn to Attract Birds to your Backyard with Local Naturalist Pat Sutton
The Cape May County Library invites the public to join in “Fresh Voices: Melissa Palmer, Author of Twin Oaks” presented by Melissa Palmer at the Cape May Court House Library on Friday, February 20th at 7:00 p.m. The branch is located at 30 W. Mechanic St., Cape May Court House.
Come and join as Cape May County Library hosts author Melissa Palmer. Palmer will be offering an interactive reading from her book “Twin Oaks.” The book description is as follows: Twin Oaks is a self-contained commu-nity where it seems that skies are always blue, the grass is always green, flow-ers bloom prolifically, the houses exude charm and grace and the people are decent and always cordial. Yet appearances can be de-ceiving, for beneath exteri-ors lay the darker elements of personality: madness, envy, infidelity and spiritual vacuity.
Melissa Palmer was nominated for the Push-cart Prize for short fiction “Mrs. MacMillan’s Garden” which was the inspiration for Twin Oaks. She was nominated for the Eric Hof-fer Prize for short fiction for her story “Blood”. But of all the honors she was most touched when the McS-torytellers named her an honorary Scot for her story “At This Moment”. Her work has been featured by Best New Writing, The Quotable and The Writ-ing Disorder among oth-ers. In her spare time she wrangles Newfoundlands, two precocious girls, and one very handsome cat with the help of the strong, silent drink of water with whom she shares her life. Melissa is also the author of A Life Less Normal, a memoir examining the life of a woman- child growing up in the shadow of mental illness with the support of
her proverbial north Jersey crime family.
For additional informa-tion please call 463-6386 or visit online at www.cmclibrary.org
County Library Hosts Local Author
WEST CAPE MAY - The West Cape May Environmental Com-mission will host an informa-tive, free evening featuring local naturalist and author, Pat Sutton. "Common Backyard Birds Attract-ed by a Backyard Habitat -- Create it and they will come -- with Em-phasis on How We Can Help Win-ter Birds" will be offered free to the public Jan. 23, 6:30-8:00 p.m. at West Cape May Boro Hall, 732 Broadway, West Cape May. free Pizza will be served at 6:30 p.m. before the program. Pat and Clay Sutton’s landmark book, Birds and Birding at Cape May (Stackpole Books, 2006) will be available for purchase and signing after the program as well as other books by Pat and Clay including How to Spot Butterflies (1999), How to Spot Hawks & Eagles (1996), and How to Spot an Owl (1994). Please call (609) 884-0780 for more information or to register a large group.
Pat Sutton will share many ‘backyard habitat for wildlife tips’. She will explain how you can create your own back-yard habitat and question each practice as to whether or not it will help or harm wildlife to insure birds and other wildlife will come and benefit. Pat Sutton will share ac-counts of the many visitors that have been attracted to the South Jersey wildscape that she and her husband have nurtured for over thirty years in Goshen, Cape May County. “We have tallied 212 species of birds and 78 spe-cies of butterflies in our tiny one-half-acre wildlife oasis,” explains Sutton. “Each season brings new entertainment, like the winter gathering of 109 White-throated Sparrows feeding on millet scattered on the ground or the summer gathering of 83 Leopard Frogs attracted to their two wild-life ponds. Spent hanging baskets left up all winter on the front porch host a pair of Carolina Wrens each freezing-
cold winter night, nestled down in the spent petunias – the safest nighttime refuge from the neigh-bor’s outdoor cats. Spring brings dazzling breeding-plumaged war-blers feasting on caterpillars in the Sutton’s woodlot of native trees. Dozens of Ruby-throated Hum-mingbirds entertain from mid-April until mid-September.”
Pat Sutton has keenly studied the natural world for over 30 years, first as the naturalist at the Cape May Point State Park in the 1970s
and 1980s and then for 21 years as the naturalist and pro-gram director at the Cape May Bird Observatory (1986 to 2007). Today Pat is a free-lance writer, photographer, nat-uralist, educator, lecturer, tour leader, and wildlife garden consultant. Sutton’s own wildlife garden is a “teaching garden” featured in programs and workshops she teaches and is included on many tours, including tours of private wildlife gardens that she has led for twenty-three years. For more information go to Pat and Clay’s website: www.patandclaysutton.com
5th Annual Chili & Chowder
Challenge
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