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On the Boardwalk at Eleventh Street
inn TUESDAY IS
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Complimentary tickets to
"The Rial Inspector Hound"
at the S J. Regional Theatre
with each entree purchased Tuesday
evening from our regular menu.
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Two county seniors take prizes
in New Jersey art competition
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Stuffed Potatoef, Carrote, Squash
Young Peai, Muihrooms
Thanksgiving Soup, Cranberries
Dessert Table with Pies and Cakes
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Serving from
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Thurtdiy. Novembef 21,1981 OewnClly, NJ. THESENTINEL-LEDGER A13
ByEDWISMER Just watch Sherman's as a 'Natural." We don't
SenilnBl4ji*tfCriii8 expressions ol frustration, know how much training or
honor or oaf tincss. experience Betty Rathblott
SEA ISLE crrv The
Townsend's Inlet Civic Armstong has just the
has but she was die greatest
Canter is mere than a bit off
mix of piquancy and scene stealer ever every
time she came on stage.
The Sea Me City Players. SJSK* **•
all this excellent
the two principals
limelight is frequently
m by flie two supporting
actors. Jim MaeMilland
not only takes illegal pos«
session of the stage often,
but steals the audience's
ooUecdve heart ai well. In
his role of Victor Vdasco,
he charms the ladies with
his audacious suavity and
the men with the nerve of a
second story cat burglar. He
is devious as all get out, but
you just know he's a good
guy at heart even K you
don't know the story. He is
almost as smooth as
to ceedlngs with her gerous and him the other implied skylight at appro-
seemingly spontaneous players Into an endangered priate times and although
thespian gifts.
species.
we never saw the overaLid
The walk-on parts of the
single bad It was possible to
phone installer and the six- Costuming was effective feel cold feet on one's back.
flights exhausted delivery and Paul and Corey's We heartily recommend a
man are capably handled strange little apartment visit to Townsend's Wet at
by BUI Wotting and Pete, made Ralph Kramden's 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Peterson. It's good that dip look luxurious by com- or 3 p.m. Sunday and pt in
these two didn't have more parison. Paper "snow" a festive mood before uie
pWy domKeX pro- to say. They could be dan- came through a hole in the holidays.
u n d e r m e d i r e c t i o n o f B a r - • • - - - , • ;
bara J, Southard, provided a
lively and competent production
of the vintage NeU
Simon comedy. Southard
obviously rehearsed her
cast carefully and thor-
on Nov. 21
oughly. The results are sur-
5OMBRS POM
prisingly professlonaL
Robert Sherman in the
role created by Robert Redford,
on stage and screen, is
a bit hysterical at times, but
men who wouldn't be. He
is newly married to a lovable
but immature airhead
portrayed with great
panache by Nancy Armstrong,
Beside Sherman,
Redford's performance is
almost bland. Sherman has Charles Boyer, (who played
just the right fadal mobUity Vetasco ta the movie), even
to make his part work. A without the Gallic accent.
;ood deal of the time It Mrs, Banks, the bride's
loesn't matter if you hear mother, is played by an
'Doe" Simon's dialogue. actresswecanonly describe photo ^ ^
1 Two senior dtizens who Warren credits Cape May wouldn't be eligible for the
_ awards in the county's County Bridge Department contest
art contest wait on to win.o Superintendent Ed Ayres for The Cape p Nby County
first place and a third place teaching her the intricacies of Senior " " ~'" Qtt£» Art Contest i
in the 25th annual Now JOT- pen p and ink such as cross held each spring. For addisey
Senior Qtizen Annual
hatthing, shading and differ, ttonal information, call 886-
Art Contest, according to ent strokos to achieve 2784.
E, Freeholder DarM Beyel, who different effects,
r
' oversees the county's Depart-
It took her about
ment of Aging,
two Wreath making at
weeks of steady wpjk to
Evelyn Warren of Avalon complete her wmnuig draw*"
WeUands Nov. 23
Trst place in the noning of an art instructor's STONE HARBOR - A
"Where The Pilgrim* 1 irxBini HftC
rfessional drawing eate- bam.
grapevine wreath making
for her pen and Ink
Come Join the Repiel Family on "rnanksfllvlno Day.
_ "Instructor's Bam- Warren, who is currently workshop wUl be presented
Buek*8 County,' Ocean City the art director for the Bur- by Lynn Mrukosky at the
Ws'r« serving Breakfast 7 a.m,. 1 p,m.
resident Edward Altman, a dette Tomlin Ivfemerial itos- Wetlands Institute 10 am
— Vol-
sculptor who won first place pital Art Gallery, said her Saturday, Nov. 23.
unteers from the Atlantic
on the state level in last true love is watercolor. Reservations are required.
County Chapter of the
veal's professional sculpture • "It's just fascinating to do For information on fees and Senior art show winners Edward Mman, toft, of Ocean City and Evelyn Warren
American Cancer Society will
category, took third place it The roof could M down materials call 368-1211. receive a certificate of recognition from Cape May County Freeholder Daniel Beyei.
give out information on how
Ms year with •Awakening, around you and you
to stop smoking 11 am to 8
n. Thursday, Nov. 21 in
"After eight years with no
wouldn't know it" she said.
ore Memorial Hospital's
rirmers on the state level, In addition to her art
lobby .The hospital's
Cape May County made a work, Warren has many Artists reception, sale scheduled for Sunday
eurdlopulmQfly department
significant comeback with omer talents and interests,
wiU hold free pulmony lung
two winners in 1990 and two S»e is a certified Brume Ban- COURT HOUSE — Mort over New Jersey and the
function screenings from 10
winners in 1991,* Beyel said, seriber, serves on her com- people do not think of their Delaware Valley in the
am.to4pjTu
noting that the two pieces munity's Ethics Comittee and community hospital as a Auxiliary art gallery.
were selected from 112 the Mayor's Advisory fine art gallery, but that has
There will also be informa-
The public wiU have a
entries from all over the
not stopped Burdette Tomtion
on the WeUnras Pro-
Council and is active with
chance to see the art works
lin Memorial Hospital from
gram*! health classes Tht Capt Htrmontires will provldt musloa! tntiftalnment at the annual lighting of
the local Methodist church.
and meet some of the artists
becoming one.
including "ftwh Start" a tha "Trat of RtmsmbranM." • ' ' #} The two artists were hon- She and her husband Jack, a
at "Meet the Artists," a
smoking cessation class.
with certificate of rec- well-known musidan, have The hospital regularly reception and sale, 1 to 3
_Q... lion from the Board of four children and six grand- displays fine art works of pm, Sunday, Nov. 24, in
*Tree of Remembrance' fighting Dec 6 Chosen freeholders which children,
some 22 artists from all the hospital boardroom.
Beyel presented to them at a Altman studied art history
FM.2EVE SHOWS
meets at Weflaiidj COURT HOUSE — TheTemple,
who died In Octo- Helen Hunter is Tree of
recent freeholders' mooting. at Temple University and the Cocktail party Dec. 1
LAfTIDAYSI
STONE HARBOR — The Cape May branch of weber.
Temple was a Villas Remembrance committee The artists' works wore University of Horenoe, My. , _._ « _^ _
Weflands Photo Qub will Burdette Tomlin Memorial resldmt and five-year vet* chairperson. The Cape May displayed during September
meet 7.-30 p.m. Monday, Hospital Auxiliary will eran of the auxiliary and branch Auxiliary president at the Monmoulh County but """""•SISSSS was not satisfied with 1 supports Holy Redeemer
Nov. 25 at me Weflands light the holiday Tree of volunteers.
is Pat Rodgers. Jean Ewald library.
efforts. He also spent much SWAINTON — The 8ftable.
Institute.
Remembrance," 4;80 p.m. Refreshments will be is vice president.
The theme is omnp, red
Friday, Det 6 at the hospi-
Warren, who has sum-
of Jus time drawing, sketch- annual cocktail party, spon- Tickets for a 5M0 drawing
served following the free
and yeUow; me topic is protal
main entrance. The pub-
To receive a light order f-^nered all her life on Seven
ing and taking photographs, SQMd by the Aujdliaw of the will be sold at $10 each,
lighting and the Cape Harcessing
and tabs.
lic is invited.
form, call the BurdefJe |jP4ile Beach, move* to Ava- He began sculpting 11 Holy Redeemer Visiting Drawing tickets may be p»
monaires will provide holi- Tomlin volunteer office, lon as a year-round resident years ago and was tutored Nurse and Home Health chased by calling Eleanor at
A &45 pm, marketing The ceremony Is anday
music.
463-2247.
about 15 years ago from by sculptors Rev. Leonard Agency here, wUl be held 3-6 39M28Q,
workshop wiU precede the annual holiday tradition at
Huntingdon Valley, Pa, Carrier! and Anthony pm Sunday, Dec. 1 at the
meeting.
Burdette Tomlin. Each year,
ftudBkii.
Whirtirier tin, Avalon.
Admission is $13. For
many people purchase
As a student, she studied
admission tickets, call Gmny
Summer resident has
Altaian begins his sculpu-
lights to decorate the tree
business, but studied "a little
Music, dancing and enter- atSM-lOM.
ties by sketching Ws subject
READ YOUR PUBLIC and support the hospital.
arf in high school. Her famitainment
will be offered
from several angles. He
Proceeds benefit the Holy
HOTS d*oeuvres will be avail-
FH/§UNnM4SM
NOTICES AND The tree will stay lighted
5CH1AMR2HJ6GGER
Carnegie Hall debut
ly, she raid, includes an artis- depends on three anatomy
Redeemer services.
PROTiCTYOUR for the duration of the^holitic
mother and sister, books — one which is more
RIGHTS TO KNOW! day season.
NEW YORK — Soprano
"I started dabbling with art man 100 years old — to help Become a regular Sentinel-Ledger reader
Tonia Tecoe. an Ocean Qry
Lights may be purchased
093 or 40 years ago," Warren him in his figure studies.
, summer resident performed
SUBSCRIBE TODAY - CALL 399 -5411
for $5 each. You may name
said.
He uses aluminum
her New York redbl debut
a friend or loved one to at the WeUl fcdtal HaU at
She took courses in water- pounding wtai to create an
honor or remember with Camegia HaU on Nov. ft
eolor and drawing and
armature, men molds (he fig-
€) LEE'S BAR-B-Q^ the purchase of the light.
Former Metropolitan
became more involved w'rti
ure from day over me arma-
Each honoree or family wUl
Opera conductor Martin Rich
her art after she moved to
ture. After a mold is made of
M •• • QeMteNsMiilwiMMIMrHi M H H receivB a card teJUhg of
was piano accompanist The
Avalon and served as eo-
the sculpture, it is oast
your gentroilty? And the program includes rlsnuaral
chairman for the Avalm Art "Awakening,* which was
i 1/2 Raek Rib Platter i honoree's and donor's'
fflst" in plaster, took "him'
songs and arks by Scarlettl,
name wiU be recorded In
about a week to complete,
Handel, Schumann, Qiabrier
She also b^an to win
flie Tree of Remembrance
"It seemed like a pose that
I with 2 salads 7
i
and Rachmenlnoff, as well as
h d
book, kept on display in the a selection of songs from the
•
Reg. '8 95 I hospital lobby throughout
American Musical Theatre by
L B M • With This Coupon B^ — J die holidays.
Gershwin, Berlin, Kern, Por-
TonlaTeeea
508 m STREET • OqEAN CTTY •391473! • TAB OUT OR DHJVmY This year, the free wUl be ter, and Rodeers and Hart Bridgeton Symphony, the
PLEASE CALL ATOAD TOR LUNCHmm ORDffii dedicated to hospital volun- ttoeeeds Bom the concert New Jersey Pops Orchestra
teer and auxilian Gladys benefitted the Rosemont (Pa.) and the Ocean Gty Fops
College alumnae Scholarship Orchestra,
Fund:
She has been heard in
Popcorn Teece has performed as a recital at the Philadelphia
soloist with the Qpera Com- Academy of Music New Jer-
Ocean City, N j pany of Philadelphia, FhUasey's Hoiiybush FestiviD
(609) 398-5404 delphta'i Concerto SoloisB Cabrini College and at Rote-
Chamber Orchestra, the jnont College,
1-800-342-2676
u^w 1 ?°. state ."^ ard ls "Fine art works make terrific
holiday gifts, especially
for those special people on
your list who have everything,
n« i^m she's received since
was
•
worthwhile
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sculpung,"
"the
B>
Altaian said of the piece.
"You ran't look at myhave
a piece to enter in
work and say, 'Oh, thafs an ^emux o( the ^e Ui
We Cater All Occasions
Evelyn Warren," she said, for ftecounty and state ean-
because her work varies mbi Aliman said the pieces
Christenings
from wildlife to silly downs. j,e is currently working on
11 Special Thanksgiving Menu
12 p.m. - 3-30 p.m.
FRESH ROAST TURKEY
with all the trimmings or
OVEN BAKED HAM
BoOi accompanied by »ctwfc»
9.95
ol soup Of MW, mished A
potiloti of eindlid tmm, \
selection of rente! vegetables, V
cholct ol dtiiert, mi a
See oils by Peg LMtmar btyfiigt to found out your
meal. •
and Betty Cronley; pen and
ink drawings by Edward We Suggest Riservalons For Thanksglvfaig
said Evelyn Warren, Avers; pastels by Dorothy
Dinner-Call Today 399-0113
Burdette Tamlin art gallery Sewe'U; photography by * THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS •
director, "And a portion of James Harding- woodcarv-
Nov. 21 thru Nov. as
art sale proceeds benefits mp by Albert Weisser- THURS: Chickert Piccata...... .7.95
the hospital Auxiliary. The watercolors by William FRI: Shrimp Scampi 8.85
Artists' Reception is a nice Dougherty and Marie SAT-Ravioli w/mealbal!s ,.„,., ...6.95
way to spend an afternoon, iso Forsythe and works by SUN: Salisbury Steak .,,.»..«
meet some local artistic tal-
,
MON: Chicken Fingers,
ent and support the hospi- Admission is free and TUES: Pepper Steak ..««tal
."
refreshments will be served. WED- Rigatenl w/Mootballs ,U,»,,,«.5.7S
Warren, who is an For more information,
award-winning artist, call the Burdette Tomlin |
recently represented Cape volunteer office, 463-2247.
May coun^ witt» a pen and
ink drawing in the New Jersey
Division of Aging art
show in Monmoum County-
Artisits at the Burdette BREAKFAST/LUNCH
Tomlin recepttat will display
a wide variety of styles
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