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Banjo , Story Concert

COURT HOUSE - A free banjo-playing, story-telling concert by Ed Stivender, from Philadelphia, who is known all over the country, will be held at the County Library 7:30 p.m tomorrow. Admission is free. The concert has been made possible by a grant for the Cape May County Cultural and Heritage Commission and the Coun- i ty Library. Stivender has toured the Eastern United States and i Canada since 1975 perform ing his one-man shows at i theatres, colleges, folk i festivals, coffeehouses. i schools and Off-Broadway. i

HIS PREVIOUS theatre credits include virtually every Shakespearean fool, including Puck on the stage of the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. Stivender has been a featured storyteller at the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough. Tenn. and he has appeared in the national television coverage of the festival on NBC's Today. This storyteller brings the traditions of American folklore to life in a montage of story, song, and participatory theatre, as he accompanies himself on harmonica and banjo.

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Next week's menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly — •

Oct. 21: Tomato juice, frankfurter, mustard/catsup. baked beans, mashed potatoes, apple. Oct. 22: Chicken noodle soup, chicken croquettes w/white sauce, peas and carrots. Brown Betty. Oct. 23: Meat loaf/brown gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, canned apricot halves, blueberry muffin Oct. 24: Tuna casserole, buttered rice, mixed vegetables doughnut. Oct. 25: Veal Parmigiana, Mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce, buttered noodles, tossed salad/creamy Italian dressing. All meals are accompanied by bread, margarine, coffee, tea or milk. Snacks, delivered with mobile meals to the homebound are: Oct. 21 : Peanut butter/jelly sandwich, apricot halves, milk. Oct. 22: Egg salad sandwich. orange, milk. Oct 23: Sliced peaches/cottage cheese salad, lettuce, mayonnaise." crackers, oatmeal cookie, milk Oct 24: Roast beef sandwich. mustard, apple, milk Oct 25: Ham sandwich, cole slaw. pear, milk Halloween Dance Set SEAVILLE - The Seaville Volunteer Fire Co. and its Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a Halloween Dance 8 p.m Saturday. Oct. 26. at the company 's social hall on Rte. 50. Food and beverages will be provided at the BYOB affair. Dance music will be provided by Russ Edwards Costumes are optional but prizes will be awarded in five categories. Tickets are available at the social hall or by calling Betty. 390-3812 or Steve, 624-0027 Fire Breakfast MARMORA - An "all you can eat" firemen's breakfast will be held by the Marmora Volunteer Fire Co., 8-11:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, at the Marmora Firehouse Tuckahoe Road - For further information, call 390-3555. filiating Off To January CAPE MAY - The city roller skating program conducted in Convention Hall will not begin until mid-January, 1986 at the earliest. Renovations and improvements to the interior of Convention Hall are tentatively scheduled for November through midJanuary. For additional information please contact the Department of Civic Affairs 884-8411, ext 20 or 27