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WILDWOOD - Per ( formert from all over th</ Eastern United States will share their acquired or inherited love of German festive music at the Wildwood Bavarian OMoberfcst. Oct. 1,2,3 atthe Convention Hall, a week later than the normal annual schedule. Everyone is invited to sinK along and dance to the music produced by the many entertainers Musicians will also be performing in the Hall 6-12 p.m Friday, noon- to midnight Saturday, and noon to io .p m Sunday. The words to many popular songs will be

printed in the program so everyone can sing along as in Germany. y APPEARING AT the festival will be Kar and the Mischief Mahers, one of the top three German Bands in America. Casimir (Kaz) Wulkowicz' seven-piece group started as a polka band in 1948 in Reading, PA. Kaz took over 20 years ago, changed the emphasis to German music, and the Mischief Makers have performed from Alabama to New York, including at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Va. . IN ADDITION. Frank

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Xittiger’s GermdnAlpiners Band, the Tyroleans, the Leroy Heffentrager Band and El Botteon/the Bavarian Ambassadors will all perform. v El Botteon’s life has been devoted to promoting German ethnic music. At a young age, he organized his 14-piecc orchestra and has been sponsored for a onehour long radio show for many years over the networks in Eastern Pennsylvania. His six-piece group plus a female vocalist has been touring throughout the United States. SATURDAY AFTERNOON will provide the excitement of many polkas being played, featuring The Pqlha Star Dancers

from Long Island. The Polka Stars have been featured nationally on NBC and CBS. Following through with the Auerhahn SchuHplattiers German dancers going through their extensive dance routines and show. THE AUERHAHN group from Reading, Pa., is being brought back because of the enthusiastic acceptance at the last festival. The Oktoberfest will be rounded out with traditional German food and, of course. German beer. The aroma of khockwurst bratwurst, souerkraut, funnel cakes and other German and American delicacies will stimulate appetites and create a thirst.

1 '»riiitipra tin; t Dorii Word CYCLIST RACE down Ocean Avenue. Wildwood, as they compete for prizes at the three day Pro Am Bike Race last weekend.

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OCEAN CITY - A Greek Bazaar, Siberian Husky Show and SartellitcTelevision demonstration will be among the features . of the city’s fall block party and sidewalk sale Saturday. Oct. 2. The party wilL extend from Sixth St. to 'lOth St. on Asbury Ave.. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. The Greek Bazaar will include food, gift items and dance demonstrations and be located in front of City Hall, 9th and Asbury Ave. It will be presented by the Greek Orthodox Church of Mainland. A rummage sale sponsored by Rotary Club

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of Ocean City will also be held in the same area. THE SIBERIAN Husky Club of the Jersey Shore will hold obedience demonstrations at 8th and Asbury Ave. through the day and a large satellite TV reception dish will be setup in frontJbf Boyd’s Radio and TV. Asbury Ave. Programs from all over the world will be shown. Other features include an aritique auto show, bodt show, sidewalk sale by local merchants and a variety of refreshments. Parking will be free yon Municipal Lots for the day. ENTERTAINMENT will be presented at a stage area, Eighth and Asbury Ave., and will Include the Greek dancers, gymnastic demonstrations and a f novelty drum act featuring Michael Pestritto, who will play 22 drums

simultaneously. The Ocean City Art Center will begin its Walkathon to benefit New Jersey State Ballet performances 9 a.m. in front of Staintoh’s Department Store, corner of Eighth and Asbury. The Ballet will offer two free performances at the Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorlyn Tfcr. 8 p.m. Oct. 2 and 9. The dance company will also give free lessons during the week. SEVERAL LOCAL radio stations will do remote broadcasts from the Block Party and organizations such as the Gateway Regional Theater, tl.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and League o^ Women Voters will have displays. For information contact the Public Relations Office, City Hall, 399-6111, Ext. 222.

How the Other Half Loves by Alan Ayckbourn. Director James Louis Niesen and SJRT Artistic Director Paul Aiken auditioned over 200 actors in New York for the six available roles. Tony Pasqualini, who will be playing Bob, has worked at such theatres as Arena Stage, Williamstown Theatre and Folger Theatre. Dominique Cieri, with New York and London credits, will play the role of Fiona. C.B. Anderson. Frank in SJRT’s production, has performed at The Guthrie 'Hieatre and Circle In'the Square. Elizabeth Bussey, Mary, has credits at The Guthrie. Theatre and in London. Teresa Tolen has performed with Actors Theatre of Louisvillfe, and Terry Griess has worked with Long Warf Theatre and New Jersey Theatre Forum. * The show opens SJRT’s sixth season as the only year-round Actors Equity theatre in the South Jersey area, and will run Oct. 6 to 24. For ticket information, call 653-0553.

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