Herald NEWS DI GESTS ‘Wanted’ No More RIO GRANDE — Alvin King, 40, whose identity was published here May 27 as ALWAYS wanted by Cape May County law en- AVAILABLE forcement for violation of drug court and ONLINE originally for fraudulent use of a credit card, was captured in Philadelphia May 28, Index...See Page A3 according to Sheriff Gary Schaffer. “Some- one saw his picture in the Herald and gave us his address. He was picked up by the Philadelphia Fugitive Unit,” Schaffer (Page A2 Please) PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 45 No. 22 Copyright 2009 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. June 3, 2009 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 On Deck Effi ciency May

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See the rest of TRENTON — How many small towns the story should exist in this state? What is a reasonable inside on page B1. cost — to taxpayers — for services such as police protection? The Local Unit Alignment, Reorganization and Consolidation Commission (LUARCC), ONLINE created by the state legislature, met at the De- partment of Community Affairs headquarters ACTIVITY here May 28. Past 7 Days The commission will recommend legisla- www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com tive changes, which would encourage more MOST POPULAR ARTICLES: efficient operation of local government. Those changes may include the structural and Watch Live Testimony in the Trial administrative streamlining of county and of Robert Higbee municipal government functions, including Posted: Wed, 05/06/2009 - 1:33pm but not limited to, the transfer of functions 20,365 reads, 78 Comments from one level of government to another and UPDATE: Court House Woman Charged the use or establishment of regional service with DUI in Route 9 Rollover delivery entities. Posted: Fri, 05/29/2009 - 3:06am Al Campbell The commission’s job is to study and report 2,979 reads, 2 Comments Second graders in Middle Township Elementary No. 1 perform “Americans We, a Cel- on the structure and functions of county and ebration of the People, by the People, for the People” on May 29 at the Middle Township municipal government. MOST WATCHED VIDEOS: Performing Arts Center. For slideshow with 14 more photos of the event, visit www. Commission Chairman Jack Fisher told the Flying Over Cape May's Beach Avenue: capemaycountyherald.com and go to the Community section, Schools. Herald while many people focus on the merger End to End and consolidation; sometimes LUARCC looks Posted: Sun, 05/31/2009 - 11:08am, 484 Views at consolidation of services and not govern- ments. One Airlifted After Multi-Vehicle Crash Wildwood Recall Hinges on Names, “Most of what we are focused on is coming on Sea Isle Blvd up with what are the best practices in terms Posted: Wed, 05/27/2009 - 4:28pm, 537 Views Do Petitions Have 615 Signatures? of reasonable amount of delivered services,” MOST ACTIVE SPOUT OFF THREADS: By LAUREN SUIT properly registered to vote at the time they he said. Fisher said the commission is trying to deter- Religious Freedom? signed the petitions. mine what is a reasonable cost for a municipal 1068 Views, 52 replies WILDWOOD — The city clerk’s offi ce will City offi cials would not comment on the sta- announce today whether the committee at- tus of the recall petitions until June 3 at 4 p.m. (Page A5 Please) California High Court Upholds tempting to remove from offi ce Mayor Ernie Because that was too late for the print Herald’s Gay Marriage Ban Troiano Jr. and Commissioner Bill Davenport deadline, readers should go to www.capemay- Will Ponderlodge 999 views, 50 replies was able to collect 615 signatures from regis- countyherald.com to see if the recall petitions tered voters in the city. gathered suffi cient verifi able signatures. Live Anew or Die? Trooper Higbee City Clerk Chris Wood and his staff had If Wood determines adequate number of from May 19 until today to verify signatures signatures has been collected, and that deter- By JACK FICHTER as being from Wildwood residents who were (Page A2 Please) Testifi es; Judge VILLAS — Meetings are continuing between Richard Stockton College, Sen. Jeff Van Drew, Fearful of High Dune ‘Destruction,’ Lower Township offi cials and the state Depart- Denies Acquittal ment of Environmental Protection (DEP) to Avalon Residents Oppose Pool Plan determine if the college will lease the former By LAUREN SUIT AND JOE HART Ponderlodge and convert the main building into By LESLIE TRULUCK value decline in opposition of allowing a larger an environmental education center. COURT HOUSE — N.J. State Trooper structure on the high dunes. Van Drew told the Herald a meeting was held Robert Higbee testifi ed Monday that he had AVALON — Concerned residents crowded Solicitor Stephen Barse said issues began in last week in his offi ce with about 15 people no memory of the Sept. 27, 2006 fatal crash Avalon Borough Hall May 27 to object to an ap- 2006 when the applicant, Coyle Connolly at including Lower Township Mayor Michael for which he is facing two counts of vehicular plication to expand and add a pool to a property 5109 Dune Drive, requested to develop the Beck, Township Manager Kathy McPherson, homicide. located in the high dune system. (Page A5 Please) (Page A4 Please) On that date just after 10 p.m., Higbee’s pa- Final decision will be made by borough coun- trol car crashed into a minivan that Christina, cil, after recommendations from the combined 19, and Jacqueline, 17, Becker were traveling Planning/Zoning Board, which serves only Bond Will Fund Library’s Upgrades in. Those two cars then struck a third vehicle, as an advisory board since council passed a occupied by Robert and Michael Taylor, which resolution demoting its authority at council’s By AL CAMPBELL Branch, $1.95 million for Lower Township was stopped across the intersection of Stage- meeting May 5. branch, $6.6 million each for Stone Harbor coach and Tuckahoe roads. A near-capacity crowd of about 50 residents CREST HAVEN — Reappointments by and Sea Isle City, and $715,000 for the Cape The Becker sisters were pronounced dead attended the public hearing and voiced an array freeholders of Lawrence Allen of Court House May County Park Branch. (Page A31 Please) of concerns from ecological impact to property and Eileen Massey of Sea Isle City to the Cape Asked later in the meeting about the park- May County Library Commission were not zoo branch library, County Administrator Ste- the only mention of the library at the May 26 phen O’Connor told Downey plans were still in Florine ‘Mom’ Ball Marks Centennial freeholders meeting. the making, although not a total move. WHITESBORO — Attired in white dress The podium from which Thompson spoke Allen and Massey will begin new fi ve-year Downey asked if plans still called for the with veiled hat to match, Florine “Mom” Ball was decorated with a plaque that read, “Florine terms that will expire May 25, 2014, according Prosecutor’s Offi ce to relocate to the present celebrated her 100th birthday May “Mom” Ball, for her devotion and to a resolution. main library branch on Mechanic Street. 31 with members of the First Baptist commitment to First Baptist Church, A $30.4-million bond ordinance was in- “Probably not,” replied O’Connor. Church of Whitesboro, where she has May 31, 2009.” troduced that authorizes issuance of $25.2 He said the county is doing a study of the been a member since 1951. When Ball was born, President million in bonds to fi nance various county zoo-library connection. Her birthday was the prior day, William Howard Taft, the nation’s projects, among them new libraries in Sea Isle “The library cannot accommodate the May 30. 27th chief executive, was in the City and Stone Harbor, and one at the County amount of use it is getting,” he said. According to Rev. George Thomp- White House. Park-Zoo. O’Connor said libraries are more “about son, who opened birthday cards and On the day of her birth, May 30, Sea Isle City resident Teresa Downey asked programming” than books at the present. read greetings to the centenarian, Ball 1909, the National Conference on what the large bond amount would fi nance. He said the county was eying “some kind of FLORINE was born in Georgia and came to the the Negro convened. That gather- Library improvements and roads, responded relationship so the zoo can hold” sessions in “MOM” BALL Whitesboro area in 1951. ing led to the establishment of the Freeholder Director Daniel Beyel. the new facility. “She has been a faithful member since National Association for the Advancement of Of the sum, $17 million is targeted for O’Connor said some Middle Township then,” said the pastor. Colored People. library improvements, he said. residents and elected offi cials ho “want to “All of us (congregation) are her children,” A month prior (April 6), Adm. Robert R. Asked for a breakdown, Beyel said $305,000 have a presence of the library in the Court he added with a smile, since Ball has none. (Page A2 Please) was for Cape May library, $980,000 for Upper (Page A2 Please) A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 Marks Centennial (From Page A1) Peary reached the North Pole. Ball was joined at the long table in mid-room by two HEARING LOSS? others in their 90s who either were celebrating, or did so the prior Sunday. Experience new solutions to old problems, Lillie Mae Johnson, 93, born in 1916, lives in Whites- boro and has been a member at First Baptist Church for ALL TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE* over 50 years. Originally from Ohio, she has four surviv- ing children out of fi ve. Digital • Programmable • Analog Joining Ball and Johnson at the birthday table was Ar- riella Richardson, 97, born June 1, 1912. Richardson and Johnson are sisters. IF YOU CAN HEAR BUT NOT UNDERSTAND The church helped Richardson mark her milestone birthday on May 24, according to her son, Don Rich- JOHNSON RICHARDSON CALL NOW FOR A FREE EVALUATION! ardson. News Digests Hassett (From Page A1) tax forms. The VA recently announced it has re-opened enrollment to its medical SPECIAL SALE To Attend said. King was the second fugitive taken benefi ts package for Category 8 veterans into custody since this newspaper began by increasing the income threshold by Dartmouth publishing photos of persons wanted by 10 percent. Place: Vineland Veterans Me- reg. $995.00 local law enforcement agencies. morial Home – Auditorium, 524 North- Custom canal COURT HOUSE — west Blvd., Vineland, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. fi ts deeply NOW ONLY Chelsea Hassett, daughter Enroll in VA Healthcare of Barry and Hassett for- VINELAND — U.S. Rep. Frank A. in the ear. merly of Stone Harbor, and Click It or Pay $ 00 LoBiondo (R-2nd) detailed plans to hold By PRAIRIE LABS granddaughter of Carmen 749 the next enrollment clinic in Vineland COURT HOUSE — Although it was James of this community, THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR publicized, many apparently did not *some at additional cost at the Veterans Memorial Home on June will attend Dartmouth Col- 15 to help local veterans in determining heed warnings of the Cape May County lege in the fall. CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY eligibility and, if eligible, facilitate par- Sheriff’s “Click It or Ticket” campaign Hassett is the valedicto- ticipation in the VA healthcare system. May 18-31. According to Sheriff Gary rian of the Class of 2009 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE As during previous clinics, there will be Schaffer, the grant-funded program ran a and has been recruited representatives from the VA to answer total of 16 hours, with four hours each to run track and fi eld for 465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 questions and explain enrollment eligi- in Middle and Lower townships, West the Division I Dartmouth bility. Veterans who plan to attend are Cape May and Sea Isle City. Overall, Green. The Atlanta Sports • JAMES L. SAAD JR. NJ LIC. #171 asked to bring their DD-214 forms and there were 205 motor vehicle summons Council chose her as the (Page A4 Please) • RICHARD J. SAAD NJ LIC. #324 2009 Female High School Scholar-Athlete of the Library’s Upgrades NJ Lic Hearing Aid Dispensers EXP. 6/19/09 Year. She received her award (From Page A1) added. (including a $1000 scholar- House area.” Many school children use “This gets projects done in Cape May ship) along with an all-star the library after class for homework while County that we can be proud of, and it James L. Saad, Jr. BC-HIS* lineup of athletes, celeb- some classes walk to visit the library from jump starts the economy with private- • N.J. Hearing Aid Dispenser Lic. #171 rities, coaches and me- the school about fi ve blocks. sector jobs. If you know you want to get a dia members. The Sports Asked if the entire amount would be project done, now is the best time,” said Champions of Greater used for library construction, Beyel re- O’Connor. Atlanta and the Georgia sponded, “We hope less.” Another bond ordinance was intro- James L. Saad, Jr. Women’s Sports Network “I object to that,” said Downey. duced for $400,000 to rehabilitate the also honored Hassett this When the board members expressed no Beesley’s Point Bridge on Route 9. It will Richard J. Saad, BC-HIS* spring. She also received emotion, Downey added, “Would you like also have a hearing June 9. scholarships from the Al- to know why I object?” Freeholder Gerald Thornton cast a no • N.J. Hearing Aid Dispenser Lic. #324 pharetta High School PTSA “Yes,” said Beyel. vote against that bond, continuing to voice Richard J. Saad and from Comcast. Asked if the county had a contract for opposition against that project. the Sea Isle City or Stone Harbor facilities, That ordinance passed when other Beyel said no. freeholders gave thumbs up to it. Downey asked when an audit was last Parts of this story were fi rst published performed on library funds. at capemaycountyherald.com “The treasurer would tell us,” Beyel Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 said. “I assume annually.” ext 28 or at: [email protected] Downey then said she felt it was an “inappropriate amount of money” to be spent on Sea Isle City and Stone Harbor STRAWBERRY FEST facilities. The one in Stone Harbor is “on the WILDWOOD CREST — The First water. I have a problem with that,” she United Methodist Church will hold its said. annual strawberry festival from 6-9 p.m. For others who would like to comment Saturday. Tickets, $5, may be purchased in If yes, you may qualify for a Lung on the ordinances, hearings will be held advance from any member of the outreach June 9 at 7 p.m. in the freeholder meeting committee or at the door. For information Screening research study being conducted room, 4 Moore Road, Court House. call 729-4265. “I think it obscene to spend $17 million to build Recall Hinges at Atlantic Medical Imaging. libraries,” said Downey. (From Page A1) “Libraries are on mination survives any court challenges, then he would the cutting edge,” said serve a certifi cation notice to Troiano and Davenport. The purpose of the study is to assess screening for lung O’Connor. If they do not resign after fi ve days, he would then be “Despite the hard eco- required to hold a recall election. cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), nomic times we are oper- Anthony Totah Jr., Kathleen Mills, John Roat, Adele ating in, it is also a very Hunter, Douglas Jones and Roseanne Tull are the six cardiac disease and other lung diseases in non-smokers. good time if you have the residents who comprise the recall committee. The group ability to borrow,” said lists runaway spending and property taxes as a major O’Connor. reason for the recall. 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Visit our showroom at 3102 Rt. 9 South, Rio Grande (1/2 mile north of Walmart) 609-465-8850 • www.milligansupply.com Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Lower Cape Regional Has Bevy of Artists By JACK FICHTER auditorium playing tunes class. The sophomore class Castellucci said students Artisans Alcove from “Walking My Baby was holding a Chinese designed clothing lines and ESTATE JEWELERS ERMA — The amount of Back Home,” to Billy Joel’s auction. recruited other students to student talent displayed at “New York State of Mind.” High School Principal model the outfi ts. Lower Cape May Regional Student saxophone and Joe Castellucci said he He said the event is part High School’s Festival of harmonica solos were part believed the event was the of the school’s programs BUYING the Arts May 28 was mind- of the concert. school’s largest show. to fi nd “relevant activities boggling. A “Taste of Cape May,” Fashion design classes, that are career builders for The school seems to be offered dishes from local formerly known as sewing the kids.” • Diamonds fi lled with artists, wood- restaurants in one of the classes, presented a fash- This story was fi rst pub- workers, future architects school’s gyms as a fund- ion show with a runway lished at capemaycounty- and fashion designers. raiser for the freshman in the school’s cafeteria. herald.com • Jewelry The high school’s gym- nasium, hallways, library and auditorium were fi lled • Coins to the brim with a host of industrial and perform- ing arts projects including OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • Gold fi ne art, photography and 10 am to 5 pm video, cake decorating, 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May • 898-0202 • www.artisansalcove.com sculpture, child develop- ment, woodworking, archi- tectural drawings and scale models, child development projects and baked goods, all created and designed by the students at the school. The event drew a large enough crowd to fi ll the Jack Fichter school’s parking lot. Sculpture, ceramics and comic book covers were among the artwork displayed A jazz choir and en- at Lower Cape May Regional High School’s Festival of the Arts May 28. See semble was on stage in the More Pictures on Page A35 Please. Freeholders OK Commercial Fishing Loan By AL CAMPBELL ing, Fisher urged, “We ing more to benefi t others, The Herald researched have been doing wrong like JK Harvesting. the firm and found that CREST HAVEN — JK for a long time. Will we When Downey again JK Harvesting LLC has an Harvesting, LLC, was perpetuate this until the questioned the reasoning office at 208 Hand Ave., the latest recipient of a last fi sh is gone? The har- of making the loan to a Court House. $150,000 commercial vest is fewer and fewer as Cumberland County fi rm, The Lady Dawn is a 92- fi shing revolving loan ap- everybody knows. It’s time Beyel said that “Cape May foot, 118-ton vessel built in proved by freeholders on to change,” urged Fisher. County people are not 1986 by Horton Marine. May 26. Sea Isle City resident opposed to this, and it is Kelleher, its owner, is a The Dorchester, Cum- Teresa Downey quizzed recommended it be ap- commercial clammer. ISHERMAN S HARF APE AY berland County based fi rm, the loan because the fi rm proved.” F ’ W , C M requested the loan for the was based in Cumberland With that, the board Contact Campbell at purpose of buying new County. unanimously approved (609) 886-8600 ext 28 or engines for the F/V Lady Why was the county the loan. at: [email protected] Dawn. making loans to entities 609-884-3064 Terms of the loan are for in another county? she Court Censures Tourison seven years at 5 percent asked. interest, with monthly pay- “Because we choose to,” By JOE HART according to the complaint. www.thelobsterhouse.com ments of $2,120 starting replied Freeholder Direc- His test revealed a BAC of this July. tor Daniel Beyel. NORTH CAPE MAY — .08, the legal limit. The loan was questioned “They fi sh out of a Cape Peter M. Tourison, a for- Tourison pled guilty to FISH MARKET by South Dennis resident May County port,” he mer municipal court judge DWI charges on June 25, Ruth Fisher, who warned added. in Stone Harbor, Cape May 2008. the board to “reconsider” He said that the fi rm’s and Middle Township, Tourison lost his driver’s since, she believes there principal, John Kelleher, was censured June 2 by license for 90 days and was Prices Effective 6/5-6/7 is “over harvesting and is a local resident. the state Supreme Court charged over $700 in fi nes illegal fishing.” She also “What kind of fi shing do for violating judicial rules and surcharges. $ noted the “destructive way they do?” Downey asked. related to his drunk driv- On Oct. 27 last year, a nets gather” fi sh. “Depends on the sea- ing arrest on March 28 formal complaint was fi led Fresh Flounder Fillet . . 7.50 lb. Freeholder Gerald son,” said Beyel. last year. in this matter by the Advi- Thornton responded that He also said there was, The incident occurred on sory Committee on Judicial commercial fi shing “pro- in the revolving fund, “an March 27 when Tourison Conduct. vides thousands of jobs excess and a shortage of was observed driving his The committee said Macaroni & Cheese for residents,” and that applicants.” BMW in an erratic fashion Tourison failed to hold $ the board had “histori- Downey said she was before striking another high standards of conduct cally supported the fi shing “trying to understand the vehicle in the North Cape and comply with the law. It with Lobster Meat ...... 6.50 ea. industry.” benefi t to the county.” May Wawa parking lot. also found that his actions The program has existed “It creates jobs, and it Tourison failed a fi eld demeaned his offi ce. for 30 years, he said. (commercial fi shing) is the sobriety test and was taken Tourison did not deny the allegations against TAKEOUT SPECIAL “I think it’s a good pro- second largest industry in to Lower Township Police gram. We’ve had a lot of the county,” said Beyel. Department. him. success with it. The com- He added that the im- While being processed, This story was fi rst pub- mercial fishermen have petus for the program was Tourison repeatedly ap- lished at capemaycounty- paid the county back on a grant funded from the plied lip balm and held herald.com Wednesday 6/3 these loans,” said Thorn- federal government. a penny in his mouth in Contact Hart at (609) ton. Prior loan participants an effort to fool a blood 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: $ Citing a book about fi sh- had “repaid the debt” leav- alcohol content (BAC) test, [email protected] Fried Shrimp Platter. . . . 5.95 INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index Served with French Fries or Baked Potato and Cole Slaw Antiques ...... See On Deck IZ`^;*On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Cng^,&2%+))2 Entertainment Strawberry Automotive...... A 3 0 Shopping, Friday & Saturday 6/5 & 6/6 Dining, www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/shoreguidewww.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/shoreguide Recreation Festivals pg. B19 Business ...... A 1 2 ing able to get up on the board and holding your balance; after that, it’s By LIZ SNYDER pretty straight forward. “The Barrel trick is like a major trick Time to pull out those surf- for the local area because of the waves,” said Ruggiano. “People get excited $ boards! when they get the trick, which happens Classified ...... A 1 8 often. My favorite is the floater—when Summer is here, and the you have one wave in front of you crash waves are looking mighty fi ne. early. You jump on top and skim it.” To find surfing conditions and fore- Please See Page A27 From beginning surfers to ad- cast for surfing, it’s best to go to wave- vanced surfers to fl oaters and watch.com and njsurfingclub.com, or any local wave watch website. Fried Oysters ...... 9.50 barrel tricks, surfi ng is a great Dining & Entertainment .On Deck These will help you get an idea where way to get active. the close-out waves and open-face waves are. “Taking the elements and ripping it “The open face waves are the waves up, is what it is all about,” said Mark you want,” said Ruggiano. “Winds, high Ruggiano. and low pressure systems are what cre- Owner of Method Skate & Wakeboards ate the waves, and what you need to in Sea Isle City, Ruggiano has been surf- look out for.” Fishing ...... A 1 0 ing since he was three years old. He Surfing is a great way to hang and grew up in Philadelphia, but vacationed chill with friends, and also meet some in Ocean City and Sea Isle City. new people. “I love the local people and the atmo- You’ll find surfers of all ages on lo- Served with Macaroni & Cheese and Stewed Tomatoes sphere,” noted Ruggiano. cal South Jersey beaches. The waves are Method Skate & Wake Boards hold six good, beaches are clean, and local surf events yearly to promote skating, surf- shops are friendly. ing, and local bands. Ruggiano receives Surfing is one of the many attrac- Movies ...... A 1 0 many sponsors for his events, like Elec- tions Southern New Jersey is known for. tric Factory. Many fall in love with the local beaches, Surfing is a great family and friend- waves, and local town atmosphere. oriented activity that is always a blast, It’s a great place to surf, and a great with a certain “feel” all its own. place to get away from those everyday “Surfing is a great getaway…and is Anytime is a good hassles. like total freedom,” added Ruggiano. Just about anyone can surf. All you The best time for surfi ng Obituaries...... A31 need is the right equipment—surfboard, time to surf — wax, wetsuit, leash—and some lessons. conditions are around Lessons are important before going out on your own. especially summer September—during the Local surf shops can provide you with the equipment, and some can also give hurricane season. lessons. They even do rentals for those Surfing is a great way to wrap yourself up in nature, like this surfer at Cape May Cove. Opinion...... A 3 2 who just want to try it out. —Photo by Liz Snyder Broiled Salmon topped “Practice laying on your belly then at the Jersey cape. Weekly Features lifting your legs and arms,” Ruggiano • Avalon surfing grounds—30th in Wildwood. “The best time for surfing instructed. “Then popping up is a great Street, and from 12th to 15th Street. conditions are around September—dur- th THE GRID B12-B13 way to start. Doing pushups and crunch- • North Wildwood—12 Street. ing the hurricane season.” es will help make everything a lot easier, • Wildwood Crest—Rambler Road. But for beginners, you might want to too. • Cape May Cove, just above the start out when the weather’s a bit more Fishing Line B23-B24 “Surfing is a great getaway from all Coast Guard Base in Cape May. cooperative, although veteran surfers Real Estate ...... A 2 7 the craziness,” he continued. And a “I surf from dawn till dust, and have get quite excited when there’s a hurri- Dining B14 - B17 great way to wrap yourself up in nature.” been surfing for 30 years,” said Greg cane heading up the coast. There are many great locations to surf Forrest, owner of Wild Ocean Surf Shop The hardest part about surfing is be- Calendar B17-B22

or guests can purchase a special two- of skill.” day admission pass for $10 so they can While the Artistic Design Division Flower Show features arrangements, the Horticulture enjoy both days of the festival and the Religion ...... A 9 The Celts varied entertainment lineups. segment includes plants with categories Saturday performances include tra- features party themes for roses, perennials, cactus, window ditional Scottish dance workshops and boxes, orchids, etc. with Crab Meat ...... $9.95

invade ‘Down Jersey’ Jim Albertson will be per- One of the longest running events of Historic Cold Spring Village forming Scottish and Irish sea shanties its kind on the East Coast, the exhibition and folksongs. is staged by the Garden Club of Ocean City. Visit our new site to get the latest Scotland and Ireland march into His- Sunday’s highlights include traditional toric Cold Spring Village’s 5th Annual music by Charlie Zahm throughout the “The Club works year around to make Sports...... A 1 0 Celtic Festival, June 6-7 from 10 a.m.-4 day at the Marshallville Schoolhouse Party themes will be featured in the the event a success,” said Frank Leone, p.m. and Robert Mouland will Artistic Design Division of Ocean City’s treasurer and driving force behind the The festival in- present ‘Legacy of the 37th Annual Flower Show set for June show. cludes over three Irish Harp’ demonstra- 5-7 in the Music Pier auditorium, Board- Entry is free to both the competitors staging areas of live tions. walk and Moorlyn Terrace. and the public. Visitors may leave a do- musical entertain- Several favorites will The Division will feature arrangements nation to support the committee’s work. ment and interactive entertain both days of such as Winter Carnival, Luau, 4th of Hours are 2 to 9 p.m., Fri., June 5, 10 Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. June 6 and 10 a.m. • News • Property Transfers demonstrations, food the event, including Nae July, Chinese New Year, Bridal Shower Spout Off ...... A 1 4 and craft vendors, Breeks Pipes & Drums Tea, Silver and Golden Anniversary and to 4 p.m., Sun., June 7. and a pub area with (which is comprised of more. A Trade Fair offering flower products all-day live music. members from the pop- The Luau Class is open to anyone 16 for sale is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday “Celtic Fest has ular Atlantic City Sand- years or older who has never won a blue and Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on grown to be one of pipers Band), Gibson ribbon in any flower show. There is a Sunday. our most popular and School of Irish Dance, special Class for youngsters 14 years Complete schedules with information anticipated events,” Book of Kells storytell- and younger with a Halloween theme. on all categories are available at City ing, and Pete McDonald “This show has a category for every- Hall Annex, 901 Asbury and at local Tides ...... See On Deck says HCSV executive Samantha Becker will lead a Scottish director Anne Salva- the Irish Balladeer pro- one,” noted Kay Reilly, co chair of the flower shops. • Classifi eds Dance Workshop both days of the event, tore. viding lively music at Artistic Design Division. “You don’t have Call Kay Reilly 609-399-1199 for Artis- as well as provide dance accompaniment tic Design information. For Horticulture, General admission to Nae Breeks Pipes and Drums perfor- to be an experienced competitor to en- continued on page B2 call Rae Mullineaux, 609-391-9578. for this event is $6, mances. ter. There are categories for every level • Dining, Entertainment, Recreation What's Cooking? ...... A 3 4 Appetizer Special Surf’s up; sun’s out. & Shopping at your fi ngertips 24/7 What's On Deck Let the ocean bring "Calendar" ...... See On Deck Broiled Scallops wrapped in Bacon you home. w Dover Delaware Weekend Wrap Up ...... Page A11 served w/Horseradish Dipping Sauce ...... $7.95 w City Halts Cove Project ...... Page A29 w The Dovells Rock Avalon ...... Page A35 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 3 2009

VILLAS attentionHOMEOWNERS! Switch to Natural Gas Now and Receive Over $3,000 in Leslie Truluck Vacant lot at 96th Street and Third Avenue, along the Shelter Haven Basin, got a makeover May 27. Prior Rebates and Tax Incentives! to the improvements, owner Dr. John Sprandio hadn’t touched the lot in over a decade. Tall grass stood nearly 5-foot high. Now the fence has been taken down and pedestrians can access the park. The borough The average home spends about $1,900 annually on energy bills, has temporarily leased the lot for summer before construction of the Shelter Haven Resort. with heating and cooling accounting for as much as half of your Ponderlodge home’s energy use. (From Page A1) hire security to patrol Ponderlodge if they lease the  Replace your appliances now with high ef¿ciency heaters, Councilman Wayne Mazurek, Deputy Mayor Kevin Lare, property, said McPherson. air conditioners and water heaters and save money on your an attorney for the state Division of Fish and Game and Mayor Michael Beck said he wanted to be sure the representatives of DEP and Stockton College. public still would have access to the property if Stockton monthly utility bills He said the meeting was positive and the parties will College leases the lodge building.  Now offering interest free ¿nancing available up to $8,000, meet again this week. “Having Stockton here would not be a home run, it ZERO money down, no payments due until June 1, 2010 “The agreement was we’re going to have an answer would be a grand slam,” said the mayor. one way or the other, either way, within 45 days, if we He said it would be a boost to morale of the town-  Convert your existing propane appliances to natural gas are going to be able to do this thing or whether the build- ship. ing’s going to get demolished,” he said. “It would give us a neighbor other towns could only To schedule your FREE conversion estimate, call today! Van Drew said a “unique and tailored agreement” dream of,” said Beck. would needed. He said Stockton College President Herman J. Saatkamp, “I am so hopeful we can do it,” he said. Jr. offered to attend a Township Council meeting. 1-866-720-3882 McPherson told the Herald the township made clear at Beck said a decision would be made in the next 30 For all of our special offers, last week’s meeting that residents want the site cleaned to 45 days. up whether the college visit us online at www.sjesp.com leases a portion of the property or if DEP remains in control. She said if Stock- ton does not lease a portion of the property, then DEP will move forward with building demolition. McPherson said the deci- HEILPERN TUMASZ- WHEATON HARLAN HERRON *Current South Jersey Gas financing 0% Interest to qualified homeowners. No sion on Ponderlodge would money down, no interest for 60 months, No payments due until June 1, 2010. be made soon. She said ZOLTY Financing subject to change. DEP has received bids for South Jersey Energy Service Plus is not the same company as South Jersey demolition and had 60 days Wildwood Catholic Graduates Class of ’09 Gas and you do not have to purchase South Jersey Energy Service Plus products to receive quality service from South Jersey Gas. to award a contract. NORTH WILDWOOD of Court House. Intended University. Home Improvement license # 13VH01279400 DEP requested to see — Commencement cer- fi eld of study will be me- Marianne Harlan, Rank: Michael E. Peacock, NJ Plumbing License # 7299 Stockton’s plans for the emonies for Wildwood chanical engineering at 4 of Avalon. Undecided on property, she said. Catholic High School’s Rutgers University. fi eld of study at University Stockton College would Class of 2009 were held Sara Tumasz-Zolty, Rank: of Miami, Fla. May 27. 2 of North Cape May. In- Elizabeth Herron, Rank: The following were the tended fi eld of study will be 5 of Court House. Unde- top fi ve graduates. English at College of Saint cided on fi eld of study at A list of all graduates Elizabeth. University of Maryland. will be found on-line at Jessica Wheaton, Rank: 3 www.capemaycountyher- of Cape May. Intended fi eld See more graduates’ ald.com of study will be psychol- names at: www.capemay- Keira Heilpern, Rank: 1, ogy at Fairleigh Dickinson countyherald.com.

News Digests Thomas Paine will be read and a bronze (From Page A2) plaque, with a historic inscription, will issued, 190 for failure to wear seatbelts, be unveiled. The memorial is made pos- four each for cell phone use and sus- sible by a grant from Elm Research Insti- pended drivers, one each for child not tute, a nonprofi t group in Keene, NH. in a restraint system, unlicensed driver, unregistered vehicle, drugs in car, drug How Hot? arrest and DWI. There were 98 summons SWAINTON — A May 30 demonstra- issued in Middle, 30 in Lower, 55 in tion in Cape May County Park by a Sher- Sea Isle City and 20 in West Cape May. iff’s Department car showed how hot a Schaffer praised the cooperation of local closed vehicle could get. According to departments with his offi cers. He said Sheriff Gary Schaffer, when the outside this county, at 87 percent, has the lowest temperature was a moderate 80 degrees, seatbelt use among southern counties. inside temperature reached 152 degrees, and averaged 144 to 148 degrees. That’s Memorial Dedicated Today why children and animals should not be left in vehicles. WILDWOOD — The Wildwood Liber- ty Tree Elm Memorial, with an American elm tree to tribute the country’s liberty Turtle Trot Results and founding, will be dedicated today at STONE HARBOR — ABC-6 Action 3 p.m. at the Byrne Community Center, News weather anchor, Cecily Tynan 491 West Youngs Ave. “Liberty Tree” by (Page A5 Please)

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LUARCC will fi nd oversee issues such as planning, said Fisher. for towns surrounded on measurable standards that all towns can use, he said. “One of the other charges of LUARCC is to go back one side by water and Small Engine Repair The commission will come up with reasonable stan- to the legislature and say if you really want this to work, one other municipality All Lawnmowers Tractors dards that taxpayers can look at, said Fisher. change the rules for some of these towns,” he said. on the other side to be And More! “Am I getting the right amount of service for the The Borough of Cape May Point could be impacted absorbed into the neigh- amount dollars that we are spending?” he asked. “And by bill authored by a North Jersey assemblyman, which boring municipality. It are there economies in considering not just mergers but could force the municipality to merge with neighboring refers to those towns as Becica’s considering shared services?” Lower Township within 10 years. “doughnut holes” and the He said two police departments in Gloucester County Assembly Bill A-3690 was introduced in February surrounding community Small Engine Repair municipalities have successfully merged and the towns and referred to the Assembly and Local Government as the “doughnuts.” were not contiguous. 911 Washington Ave., Woodbine • 861-4433 With the severity of municipal budget caps imposed by Avalon Residents the state, elected offi cials are under pressure to provide (From Page A1) upheld, that area could be lost forever,” basic services within the amount of money they are al- property and initiated litigation to not another resident said. “Property rights are lowed to raise by taxes, said Fisher. have to adhere to the borough’s Beach important but the dune system is an asset He said while public consensus may favor home rule Protection Ordinance, a set of protection to all residents.” for a municipality, local governments need to provide regulations established by the borough to Resident Rachael Green said council WANTED necessary services in a diffi cult fi nancial climate supplement the Department of Environ- should “humbly adhere to the law” set The Legislature has stated, “There has to be a better mental Protection’s Coastal Area Facility forth in the Beach Protection Ordinance. DECKS, PATIOS, way to do all this,” said Fisher. Review Act (CAFRA.) Elaine Scattergood said the maritime OR SCREEN PORCHES Towns may be a candidate for merger based on their Connolly challenged the validity of the forest would lose vegetation, habitat and To convert to sunrooms geography or demographics, said Fisher. borough’s ordinance, arguing that beach resources with increased predation, if the “Doughnut hole” communities are small towns that and dune protection is already regulated structure in the dunes were expanded. She for year-round use were carved out of a larger town in the past. Why did by the DEP. said the dunes are home to several state CALL3 TODAY 609-465-1669 smaller towns split off from larger municipalities in the Appellate Court Judge Steven Perskie and federally endangered birds and brings OUR NEXT 3 SUNROOMS WILL BE fi rst place? decided CAFRA does not preempt the ecotourism income to the community. He said it was sometimes due to property values along A concerned taxpayer said the borough OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! borough’s ordinance, which eliminated This spectacular saving will be available railroad tracks, the difference between liquor license and pools as an accessory use in an R-1AA has spent “a ton” in legal fees to hire legal for a limited time and cannot be combined dry towns and racial and residential zone, where the property in expertise for council, planning and zoning with any other off ers. ethnic separations. dispute is located near 52nd Street. boards to uphold the law. (609) There are small munici- The property is for sale for about $14 He reminded council that taxpayers 465-1669 palities that are fi nancially million on realtor Web sites. have spent thousands of dollars to protect [email protected] at the end of their rope and The applicant was approved for a dunes and wildlife. Call now to receive 10% discount (off er extended to July 15, 2009) desperately seeking new There was no action taken. Council has CAFRA permit to expand the fi rst and Cape May Court House Lic#13VH00463200 forms of revenue to survive second fl oors and install a pool and now 30 days to make a decision and will likely all across the country, said seeks a construction permit. The applicant vote on the resolution at its next regular Fisher. entered into a “mediation agreement” meeting. Gloucester County saw with the DEP not to exceed 4,200 square This story was fi rst published at www. Addicted to Opiates? savings by regionalizing feet, Councilman Charles Covington capemaycountyherald.com Every Day emergency management explained. Online readers’ comments include: Why suffer 9:57 ’til 6:01 response through call re- Then state Attorney General (now • Good for the SAD people, I am glad needlessly? ceiving and dispatch. chief justice) Stuart Rabner stated in a to hear these this group sticking up for Addiction Recovery Really Good Food A countywide tax col- March 26, 2007 letter to the borough’s protecting the dunes, I have been coming Systems offers lection system could re- attorney, “It is ultimately Avalon’s deci- here to Avalon with my family since I was treatment for place each municipality a little boy, and I always looked forward sion whether or not to grant this permit Heroin and RQ-DFNVRQ6WUHHW maintaining a tax office, for construction…it is the DEP’s position to playing in the Big Dunes as we use to RX painkiller #%HDFK he said. that municipalities can be more stringent call them, so here’s my message to all  A borough where most than CAFRA in terms of permitting devel- developers and builders, build or develop addictions. ZZZKRWGRJWRPP\VFRP all municipal service have anywhere else you want in Avalon, but opments,”. Conveniently located off of the Garden been contracted to neigh- Leave Our Dunes Alone! Renowned coastal experts Dr. Stewart State Parkway on Route 9. Our services Farrell and Dr. Richard Wagel testifi ed that • You are not allowed to “play in the Big are discreet and confi dential the property is storm-proof at the Plan- Dunes. If SAD is so interested in the dunes NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENTS ning/Zoning Board hearing April 7. let them buy the property. What ever hap- Members of Save Avalon’s Dunes pened to personal property rights? Mention this ad and get 50% off Cape Human Resources Day Care, (SAD), a volunteer group with the mission Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. our admission fee! to “conserve and protect from develop- 24 or at: [email protected]. Woodbine Center ment on Avalon’s unique high dunes,” For Summer and Fall 2009 Sessions, object to the project and said it would News Digests Full-time enrollment “destroy the dunes.” Attorney Daniel O’Connor of SAD said (From Page A4) 1/2 Day care provided for 2 to 6 year olds Avalon’s dunes are “the only place in New became the women’s overall winner 7:00am to 4:30pm, Jersey where a natural dune exceeds 50 at the 10th Annual Turtle Trot 5K race feet above mean sea level.” He cited that on May 24, with a time of about 19 Monday through Friday the applicant seeks to expand to 3,075 minutes. In about 16 minutes, Gene EIRC assistance available for those who qualify square foot on both stories from its current Mitchell, 41, won the overall race and 609-463-0500 1,700 square foot on the fi rst fl oor and was presented with a check donated by Methadone, Suboxone and Outpatient For more information contact Global Pursuit. The Turtle Trot, an annual 700 square foot on the second fl oor. He Counseling Available Fran Blackman, said a larger structure would degrade the 5K race through the borough, has grown view of the dunes from the beach. to include over 300 participants this year. 1200 Route 9 South Day Care Director, He noted dunes serve to protect all The Chamber of Commerce will donate a generous portion of the proceeds to the Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 at 861-2816 borough property and increase their value, www.arscmch.com which generates high tax revenue. Jack Fitzpatrick Memorial Scholarship. “It is inconsistent and absurd to frown on people who merely walk on the dune Launch Public Channel and then smile warmly at those who cover AVALON — A public information Independence. the dune over with an unnecessary swim- channel shared among Avalon, Stone Dignity. ming pool,” O’Connor said. “Avalon has a Harbor and Sea Isle City is now on air at Dune Protection Ordinance by name only. Comcast Channel Two. For non-Comcast Affordability. It is nearly toothless because of the way it subscribers, the channel will be broadcast is being interpreted.” from each municipality’s Web site by next “Council should enforce its Beach Pro- week. Weather, traffi c, tidal info and com- tection Ordinance because if the law isn’t (Page A7 Please)

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Yes, We are open! INITIATIVES fact has hit home with the to close the gap created by “That money will never • Friday & Saturday Night Dining deferment of a state aid the deferred payment. come back.” (One Time Only) • Cozy Atmosphere THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2009 payment to the Lower Cape In 2003, the McGreevey He questioned the logic May Regional High School administration deferred of putting off the PERS bill • Excellent Pasta, Steaks & Seafood 7 – 9 pm District. the fi nal aid installment to and later paying interest Samuel S. DeVico Superintendent Jack Pfi - the next fiscal year. That on it. Call 609-967-7708 for reservations SENIOR CENTER zenmayer told the board delayed payment became A bright spot for the of education at a May 28 permanent, with school district, the Richard M. 23 Romney Place, CMCH meeting that a state aid districts now receiving fi nal Teitelman School earned payment normally received installments of each previ- a $100,000 grant from RIO NAILS & SPA FREE - OPEN - INFORMATIVE - NON-PARTISAN in June has been pushed off ous year’s state aid after July the federal No Child Left Let us pamper you on your special day! 1, according to NJSBA. Behind (NCLB) because to July. “You are looking at ap- The affect is the last two for two consecutive years, 463-8868 EXPERT PANEL OF HEALTHCARE proximately $820,000 to aid payments are now de- the school made adequate • Manicures $830,000 that we would ferred. yearly progress. The Teitel- • Pedicures PROFESSIONALS AND POLICY ADVOCATES normally get in the month “The month of June is man School and the district • Full set for acrylic, Physicians of June from the state being going to be a very diffi cult are no longer identifi ed as uv gel, pink & whites Nurse and Hospital Administrator put off until July,” he said. month,” said Pfi zenmayer. “in need of improvement,” and silk wrap nails Mental Health Provider According to the New “I think most of the staff by NCLB. • Custom Nail Designs Health Insurance Broker Jersey School Board As- is going to want to be paid “It is really a remarkable, • Waxing Pharmaceutical Company Rep sociation, Gov. Jon S. Cor- in June.” outstanding achievement Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome Private Business Owners zine, citing steep drops in The district could borrow ”said Christopher Kobik, Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) General and Specifi c Policy Advocates anticipated state revenue for the money from a bank to director of curriculum and (Public/Private, Single Payer, etc…) 2008-2009, announced that replace the delayed state instruction. COME TO LISTEN • TO ASK QUESTIONS the treasury would delay the aid at zero interest. He next-to-last installment of acknowledged the state’s MORROW/SYED TO LEARN • BRING FRIENDS state education aid – initially fi nancial diffi culties. Sponsored by the Cape May County Federation of Democratic Women due to school districts June Pfi zenmayer said the dis- CAPE COSMETIC SURGERY 8, 2009 – until early July, trict has a lot of responsi- bilities in June in addition SKIN CANCER OF THE FACE HEAD to payrolls including debt AND NECK... 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In addition to that situ- 601 Route 9 South, Suite A-2, Cape May Court House • 609-463-5888 Business Patrons ation, the regional school 715 Bay Avenue, Somers Point • 609-601-1570 Laura’s Fudge Shop • Sun Catcher’s Surf Shop district chose not to defer a www.earnosethroatplasticsurgery.com Smeltzer & Sons Lawn/Garden & Pet Supply • Acme • Terry Ivory Jewelry $250,000 payment owed to ShopRite • Summer Station • Jewelry Studio • Washington Inn the PERS (Public Employee Rip Tide East • Go Fish • Angel of the Sea Bed & Breakfast Retirement System), which Cape May County Library Adult Programs Jackson Mountain Café • Woodland Toy Store is the pension fund for The Garden Greenhouse & Nursery • The Jam & Jelly Shop school support staff. JUNE 2009 • www.cmclibrary.org The state suggested school The Country Cheese Shop • The Custard Hut • Dog Days of Cape May Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 First Baptist Church Library, CMCH • Bella Vida Garden Café districts could defer the pay- Individual Sponsors ment for three years and pay Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 interest on it for eight years Miss Picirilli • Mrs. Adams • CCA 3rd & 4th Grade Class • Mrs. Guzman Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 or longer as a measure not Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 First United Methodist, CMCH for donating the use of their wonderful facility to increase their tax rate. By Dessert Sponsors Monday The Cake Lady • Dino’s Diner • The Island Grill • Godmother’s Restaurant Ladies Golf June 8 Main Branch 4:30 YA Games Night, 7:00 Everyday French* Upper Branch 7:00 Bats of N.J. The Rio Station • Victory Baking Service • Chef Ron Gabriel June 15 Main Branch 4:30 YA Games Night, 7:00 Everyday French* Wildwood Crest Branch 6:30 Author: Bob Ingram Family & Friends of CCA Results Told June 22 Main Branch 7:00 Everyday French* Upper Branch 7:00 Peregrines of NJ Cape May City Branch 10:00 YA Special Thanks Teen Mural Craft Lower Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft Sea Isle City Branch 5:00 YA Video Games Tour All Those Who Attended the Event COURT HOUSE — Re- sults fro the Wildwood Tuesday We pray you had a good time and were as blessed as we were. Women’s Golf Association June 9 No Programs tournament played May 27 June 16 No Programs were announced. They are: June 23 Main Branch 7:00 Native Plants for Butterfl y Gardens Upper Branch10:00 YA Teen Mural Craft 6,6,6, ABCD (Team) Woodbine Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft First, three-person team: Wednesday Terry Chila, Cathy Hasson, June 3 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* 7:00 The Nesting Birds of Cape May County Is chronic heel pain Hannah Miller Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess First, four- person team: June 10 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* 7:00 Garden Insect Pests Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess preventing you from Vicki Cresci, Trisha Hirsch, Penny Blom, Pat Walling- June 17 Main Branch 6:00 What We Were Singing in 1873 6:30 French Class* ton. Upper Branch 5:00 YA Teen Movie Night: Juno Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess living an active June 24 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* Sea Isle City Branch 10:00 YA Teen Mural Craft lifestyle? Women’s Group Stone Harbor Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft Wildwood Crest Branch 5:00 Scrabble and Chess Plans ‘Happy Thursday Nowyou can do June 4 Main Branch 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons* 7:00 1st Thursdays Book something about it! Days’ Luncheon Club 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi COURT HOUSE — Cape- June 11 Main Branch 10:00 Beginner Bird Watching * 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* 6:00 YA Teen Movie Night If you are one of the millions of people who suffer from chronic heel Atlantic Christian Women’s 6:30 Knitting Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi Connection will hold a pain (plantar fasciitis) and have not responded to traditional therapies, June 18 Main Branch 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi Cape May City Author: Laura Jacobs “Happy Days” luncheon June 25 Main Branch 2:00 YA Teen Mural Craft 4:00 Watercolors that Glow* 6:30 Knitting Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi an innovative therapy may offer you relief. June 10, at noon at the Wildwood Crest Branch 10:00 YA Teen Mural Craft Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) can be used to alleviate Tuckahoe Inn in Beesley’s Friday the pain, and increase mobility without surgery and the associated risks. Point. Cost is $16.50. There June 5 No Programs ESWT is performed on an outpatient basis and you can generally resume will be free childcare avail- June 12 Main Branch 10:00 Beginner Bird Watching* your daily activities within 12-24 hours. able. The group will cel- June 19 No Programs ebrate the Fabulous 50s. June 26 No Programs Emergency appointments welcome. Come dressed in 50s at- Saturday tire. June 6 Main Branch10:00 How to Create Backyard Habitat for Wildlife Lower Branch 1:00 Art of Floral Design Workshop* CFBHARLES . IRK, DPM, FACFAS Special speaker will be June 13 Main Branch 10:00 Beginner Bird Watching * Lower Branch 1:00 Art of Floral Design Workshop* Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery Sandra Lee Barton, “the June 20 Main Branch10:00 How to Create a Butterfl y and Hummingbird Garden 12:00 YA Game Tournament Fellow American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons biker chick who pursued Board Certified in Foot Surgery - Certified in Ultrasound Diagnostic Technology an elusive dream.” Lower Branch 1:00 Art of Floral Design Workshop* Certified in E.S.W.T.(SHOCKWAVE) FOR HEEL PAIN Make reservations by June 27 Lower Branch 1:00 Art of Floral Design Workshop* CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE BEESLEY’S POINT June 5, and if you need to Programs marked with * require registration • Programs marked with YA are young adult programs 29 East Mechanic Street 618 N. Shore Road cancel, do so by June 8. Call Christine at 390-4317 For More Information on these programs, please see our website: 465-1644 390-8181 or Pat at 965-4840 for res- www.cmclibrary.org ervations. Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Fire Control Tower 23 Honored By DEP Among ‘Priceless’ Jerseyana TRENTON — Rehabilita- cil on May 28 as being the enlightened people awards committee com- Beacon, Jersey City, Hud- Your Import Store At The Shore tion of Fire Control Tower among individuals, busi- who made them happen prising a New Jersey His- son County No. 23, on Sunset Boule- nesses and organizations deserve our appreciation toric Sites Council mem- • Restoration of the vard, Lower Township was that made outstanding and admiration not only ber, a representative of the Count Basie Theatre, Red cited by Department of achievements in preserv- for recognizing that New DEP’s Historic Preservation Bank, Monmouth County Environmental Protection ing the state’s historic Jersey’s historic places mat- Offi ce and a preservation • Preservation New Acting Commissioner Mark resources and heritage. ter, but for helping all of us professional selected the Jersey’s “10 Most Endan- BURKE N. Mauriello and the New “These extraordinary understand why,” Mauri- winners after thoroughly gered Historic Sites in New Jersey Historic Sites Coun- preservation projects and ello stated in a release. evaluating all awards ap- Jersey” program and its cre- Mauriello and state plications. The committee ator, Deborah M. Kelly Beaches Friends Historic Sites Council considered only those in- • Restoration of the MOTOR Forever Girls Getaway Chairman David Marku- dividual accomplishments, Jersey City Council Cham- nas handed certifi cates to projects and programs that bers, Jersey City, Hudson 4 NIGHT VACATION IN PARADISPARADISEE each of the winners during involve historic resources County the 19th Annual New Jer- eligible for listing in the • Reconstruction of St. RELAX CARIBBEAN STYLE. sey Historic Preservation New Jersey Register of His- Bernard’s Episcopal Church IMPORTS Turks & Caicos- Oct. 15-19, 2009 from $1,149 per person Awards ceremony at Ellar- toric Places, the National rebuild project, Bernards- Negril & Spa- Jan. 21-25, 2010 from $1,199 per person slie Mansion, the Trenton Register of Historic Places ville, Somerset County It’s A “Shore” Thing Turks & Caicos- Apr 29-May 3, 2010 from $1,199 per person City Museum. or both. • Restoration of the Turks & Caicos- Oct. 14-18, 2010 fromFor $1,199 per person The awards program The following earned Henry Doremus House, raises public awareness awards for demonstrating Montville, Morris County Das Auto. For more information call: and understanding of his- exceptional merit in the • A Sustainable Future: Arlinda Global Travel • 609-653-8800 toric preservation, recog- fi eld of historic preserva- The Bell Labs Charrette www.arlindaglobaltravel.com nizes volunteer contribu- tion: and Publication, Holm- NEW SHOW ROOM Open Mon-Fri 9am-4:30pm tions to preserve historic • Rehabilitation of the del Township, Monmouth COMING TO CAPE MAY Sat 10am-3pm or By Appt. resources, acknowledges Rialto & the Capitol at the County SOON projects of excellent qual- Up Until 10pm ity and honors individuals, News Digests organizations and agencies (From Page A5) Specializing In dedicated to historic pres- ervation and its advocacy. munity events will cycle in two, ten-minute intervals Every year, the National for each town per hour. PRE-OWNED Trust for Historic Preser- vation designates May as ACCC Open House National Historic Preser- COURT HOUSE — Atlantic Cape Community Col- IMPORTS Showroom located at 365 96th Street, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 vation Month. The theme lege will host an open house June 4, from 4 p.m. to 6 Phone 609 368 7799 Fax 609 368 5353 for 2009 is “This Place p.m. at its campus here. 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School will resume VANITY TOPS • TABLE TOPS ment and even depression. he found her, she turned I hope and pray that you in September FIREPLACE SURROUNDS We put something off and him down because she was are one of those few who it gets bigger and more waiting for the ideal man. will do today. diffi cult so we just put it One can’t wait until the Washington & Bayshore Aves., Write Pastor Rudy pas- Showroom Hours May Vary off again and somehow get whole army is in perfect [email protected] Villas • 886-2414 Mon-Fri, 9am-3pm • Sat. 9am-2pm ourselves to believe that condition before facing the enemy. or call for an appt. thinking about it is just as good as attempting it. Do General McClellan was not be so easily fooled. waiting on his army to get 92 Rt. 50, one mile west of Rte. 9, Seaville ready during the fi rst year Evangelical Lutheran Church • 390-0002 • As the old saying goes: “Never put off until tomor- of the Civil War. Presi- row what you can put off dent Lincoln intervened of Our Saviour until the day after tomor- and asked if he might bor- Third Ave. at 93rd St., Stone Harbor, NJ row!” And that philosophy row the army if McClellan First Baptist Church wasn’t going to use it. of Wildwood of living somewhere along SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 2009 the line turns most of our God wants to use His Maple & Atlantic molehills into very tall church right now. No one Sunday Worship - 8:30am - in the Sanctuary Avenues mountains. And by that can borrow the resources God has given you and only 10am- Outdoor Service 609-522-2981 time we get overwhelmed and easily talked out of any you. Dreams without dead- w/St. Mary’s Church @ County Park lines only become night- Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis climbing adventures. near pavilions 3 & 4 When it comes to faith, mares. There is a timetable what you put off today when and there will come a day Strawberry Festival Sunday, June 7th it comes to things between when the buzzer will sound you and God, could really and wouldn’t it be a shame in the Parish Hall 6:30 - 8pm 9:30am Morning Worship come back to haunt you if you held the ball in your later. We have feelings hands but never even got Donations benefi t Vacation Bible School the shot off? like: “I’m not ready yet...” Phone: 609-368-3031 Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned “I want to wait until I am Wouldn’t it be a tragedy Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided stronger...” “My life is too if you had the bat in your E-mail: [email protected] messy for God right now...” hands and took a fat fast- “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message ball right down the middle about the Greatest Friend.” They are all misnomers that we must not allow from but never even attempted keeping us from taking the a swing? A failure isn’t “Out with the New, in with the Old” steps forward towards the somebody who fails. A “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 Covenant Lord that must begin right failure is somebody who here and right now. had the potential but never Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church What are you waiting even tried! Presbyterian Church I got the feeling that 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 for? There is a huge differ- King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching ence between living in the today is the day to go for it. Today is the day to be Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values 886-2448 waiting room and waiting 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Of¿ ce 609-886-9494 in the living room. One of ready and to aim and to Sunday Worship these days is none of these believe in God and trust days. Whatever fruit that Him to use you in ways Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages sits too long on the produce that will make a difference 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship shelf rots! Over ripened in the world for such a time Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. as this. No perfect people 10:15am - Worship Service is nothing to brag about. Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. There are no perfect situa- allowed. Only those who Jr. Church and Nursery Provided tions, just God’s perfecting are willing to be available Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. us in His timing. Dennis Church Home Bible Study Too many of us end up Children’s Bible Takes Bible June, July & Aug. like the young man who Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. vowed to never marry until School Signups & Family Call for directions he found the ideal woman. Unfortunately, by the time DENNISVILLE — The Dennisville United Meth- odist Church, 134 Main Dr. Scott Lozier St., is holding registration for its summer Vacation Dr. Michael Spagnolo Bible School to be held July 27-31. Classes are available for ages four (by Nov. 1) through grade six, and will be held 6:30 p.m. in the church sanctuary. Registration will close June 21. For further infor- mation or to register, call Free Lumineers Consult 861-2379. All are welcome CosmeticCosmetic andand GGeneraleneral and encouraged to attend. Dentistry Church Plans Day of Rejoicing New Patients Welcome 609-465-2626 WILDWOOD CREST — We’ll Give You Something Assumption Church will 6 Village Drive, CMCH host a “Day of Rejoicing” To Smile About Located near Cape Regional Medical Center beginning at 9:30 a.m. with registration June 25. s caring for n Fr. John R. McFadden of ghbor eighbo BVM Parish, Cheltenham, Nei rs NOW OPEN YEAR ROUND Pa, will present the event. PRODUCEUNBEATABLE PLACE A Divine Mercy Chaplet DOMESTIC PRODUCE ;Zrlahk^ Mhpg[ZgdK]'% FRESH SPECIALS & Spring is set for 3 p.m. and the LARGEST DELI Ghkma 1 ]hs' WATERMELON  12 CNF;H 1 ]hs' CITY OF WILDWOOD $ 99 $ 99  22  $ 99 SAFE DRIVING LNI>K  22 3 lb. 3 lb. 1 e[' CNF;H 1 ]hs' 3 lb. COURT HOUSE — The OCEAN DRIVE RUN CLUB winter schedule for the OUR OWN GOURMET RED BLISS GRAPE STORE COOKED BROWN SUGAR AARP Drivers Safety Pro- In Memory of Lucille Cresse TURKEY POTATOES gram has been announced. TOMATOES It is as follows: June 24 and HAM HAM e['[Z` . 25: 5-9 p.m., DeVico Se- $ 99 $ 99 $ 99  22  22 nior Center. Contact Frank Thank You: lb. lb. ^Z' 3 lb. 3 3 1 1 Angelone, 463-0939. For more information call 609-463-2846

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Jordan a leading coaching have satisfi ed the boss that Stefanski needs to step it Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking CALL FOR SHOWTIMES • 609-523-0288 candidate in the City of his offense can blend the up at the June draft and LAND OF THE LOST (PG13)* TERMINATOR: SALVATION (PG13) Brotherly Love right from skills of the existing squad. the mid-level free agency (11:15), 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:30 1:00, 3:15, 5:25, 7:45, 10:10 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood (Between Pine & Maple) UP (PG)* DRAG ME TO HELL (PG13)* the jump. The burdensome issue of market. (11:00), 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, 9:45 (11:20), 1:40, 3:40, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 blending Elton Brand and You can reach Rossi at ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13) THE HANGOVER (R)* Samuel Dalembert is high [email protected] 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 9:45 (11:30), 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 10:00 NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG) STAR TREK (PG13) (11:10), 1:20, 3:30, 5:45, 7:50, 10:05 (11:00), 2:00, 4:30, 7:10, 9:35 TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE All About OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE MoorlynWWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM Stadium 5 Harbor 5 Theatre Moorlyn Terr. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13) NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG) Fishing 11:30, 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:40 11:45, 2:25, 4:45, 7:30, 9:40 By Steven Lerario LAND OF THE LOST (PG13)* THE HANGOVER (R)* 11:40, 2:10, 4:55, 7:20, 9:50 12:00, 2:30, 4:50, 7:40, 9:50 LAND OF THE LOST (PG13)* TERMINATOR: SALVATION (PG13) 2:20, 7:30 11:50, 2:10, 4:55, 7:20, 9:35 DANCE FLICK (PG13) TERMINATOR: SALVATION (PG13) 9:55 11:50, 4:45, 9:55 ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13) DRAG ME TO HELL (PG13)* 11:30, 2:00, 4:30, 7:00 We started out 2 p.m. Tackle reports drumfish- 12:00, 2:30, 5:00, 7:40, 10:00 UP (PG)* 11:40, 2:20, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 heading to the Delaware ing slowed a little over the TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . Bay for a drum trip aboard weekend, should improve CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. OCEAN CITY THEATRE CAPE MAY THEATRE the 28-foot Grady White with the full moon com- WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COMStrand 5 CapeWWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM May Beach 4 (Split Second). We had ing this week. Back bay 900 Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 711 Beach Avenue, Cape May, 609-884-8866 fresh clams and the tide fl ounder fi shing has been NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG) ANGELS AND DEMONS (PG13)* Cape May Court House, 11:50, 2:25, 4:35, 7:25, 9:35 (1:00), (4:00), 6:30, 9:15 00 00 just the way we wanted good with a good number THE HANGOVER (R)* NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM II (PG)* $5 Off $15 Off 609-463-9400 it — the weather could not of keeper fl ounder being 12:00, 2:30, 4:50, 7:40, 9:50 (12:30), (2:45), 5:00, 7:15, 9:35 Full Detail MY LIFE IN RUINS (PG13)* THE HANGOVER (R) HOURS: be better. Every thing was weighed in. 11:45, 2:20, 5:00, 7:30, 9:40 (1:15), (3:15), 5:15, 7:20, 9:20 Hand Wax Service right to catch drum fi sh we Jims Bait in Cape May re- UP (PG)* 11:40, 2:10, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30 X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE (PG13) Mon.-Sat. 8:30am-5:30pm STAR TREK (PG13) (12:45), 4:45, 9:30 thought. After giving it the ports high hook this week 11:30, 2:00, 4:30, 7:20, 9:55 THE SOLOIST (PG13) (2:45), 7:00 6/30/09 6/30/09 Sun. 9am-3pm TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . college try until after dark Peter Perri from Cape May CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. and no fi sh, we called it a (Page A29 Please) day. But you know what they say, “never bad fi sh- ing only bad company.” Looking for options? Saturday was not our day. As reports came in on Sun- day, boats in the area we • Small class size - less than 12 students. were in, did in fact, catch • Complete elementary curriculum drum fi sh. Most of the re- ports were from the pin top offering art, music, library, and the number 16 buoy. physical education, health, We were in the general computer technology, band, area. There was a fl eet of instrumental music, drama. boats out on Saturday. REMODELING YOUR BATHROOM Captain Fred from Miss According to the National Association remodeling, homeowners are far more • A well designed elementary Chris fi shing fl eet reports of the Remodeling Industry, redoing a interested in expressing their individu- school curriculum that fosters drum fishing good with bathroom is the second most popular ality and sense of style than they are academics and high limit catches of 70-pound home remodeling project in the United in following current bathroom design fi sh. They included: student achievement for all students. Carl Mebly of Philadel- States after kitchen renovations. One or decorating trends. At QUALITY Call 609-368-4413 phia, a 70-pound drum of the À rst questions homeowners HOME CENTER, we can assist you Frank Hamilton from must ask themselves before embark- with this exciting project. Specializing Drexil Hill, Pa. 68-pound ing on such a project is: How long in kitchens and bathrooms, we feature Accepting tuition students drum do we plan to stay in our home? Real brand name manufacturers, competi- grades K-4 for the Derk Jones, of Philadel- estate experts suggest that if you are tive prices, shopping convenience, and 2009-2010 school year. phia, 68-pound drum planning on moving in À ve or fewer free computer-assisted design. Our The Lady Chris, a four- hour years, it may be best to skip expensive showroom is open weekdays, 8 a.m. to boat in the fl eet, reported a options such as jetted tubs and luxury 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. OPEN HOUSE mixed bag of small bluefi sh showers. However, it does pay to re- Visit the classrooms with your child and keeper fl uke. Harbor View Bait and place the tub, faucets, sink/vanity, and June 4,2009 •4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Tackle reports captain Mike toilet. If you are planning on staying HINT: If you plan to stay in your home Meet our staff members aboard (Mega Bites) had indeÀ nitely, spend as much as you can long-term, choosing a shower over a blue fi sh up to 12 pounds afford to please yourself and make the tub is a good practical move, particu- and the fi rst blue sharks of bathroom more comfortable. larly as you get older. Stone Harbor Elementary School the season between 200 When it comes to bathroom www.qualityhomectr.com and 225 pounds. 275 93rd Street, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 Sterling Harbor Bait and Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11

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In what North Cape May, NJ 08204 Speaks 400 at Dover In- leading a race-high 298 in Bucks County, PA. ternational Speedway, the laps – two laps shy ofthree- could have become a very Lunch & Show - “Revenge of the Violet Rose”-$79pp driver who had dominated fourths of the race. scary situation, track offi - Radio City Christmas Show 609-898-8899 the race found himself Stewart fi nished second cials quickly evacuated the Nov. 14th-$89 • Nov. 21st-$1091 • Dec. 7th-$99pp . deep in traffi c and far from and took the points lead grandstands and postponed contention. away from Jeff Gordon, who the race until the following 7 Night Bermuda Cruise-5/30-6/6/10 www.genesishcc.com He restarted eighth with started the race 42nd after evening. from NYC. Holland America ms Veendam 27 laps left, and one-by- crashing his primary car Fresh off his disappoint- We understand care, one began to slice his way in qualifying and fi nished ing fi nish in the Nationwide Visits 2 Ports. Cost from: $799 Call today for info 26th. Stewart becomes Series race, and frustrated Visit us online @ groupdestinations.com Call 609-889-2888 we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING through the positions and on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare several bunches of lap traf- the fi rst driver/owner to Kyle Busch blew by seven fi c to close in on the front lead the points standings trucks on the fi rst lap after two cars. And when Tony since Alan Kulwicki did so starting tenth, and by lap CAPE MAY Stewart drove his No. 14 in 1992. thirteen, he had driven the COUNTY SOCIAL Chevrolet past Greg Biffl e Greg Biffl e fi nished third, No. 51 Miccosukee Resort for the lead with nine laps followed by teammate Matt Toyota to the lead. H GOLD H SPOTLIGHT to go, Johnson followed suit Kenseth in fourth. Carl As Busch set a blister- H SILVER H and took the second spot Edwards fi nished seventh, ing pace at the front of the H COINS H JEWELRY H away, setting up a wild dash giving Roush Fenway Rac- fi eld, tires were the story of BUYING PAYING to the fi nish between two ing three cars in the top- the day. The tire troubles 14K JEWELRY ‘ $16.00 DWT SAY IT WITH of NASCAR’s most popular 10. Kurt Busch rebounded began on lap 33 when ($11.58/GRAM) champions. from a rough stretch to points leader Ron Hornaday SILVER COINS ‘ 6X FACE VALUE SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT! Johnson cut into Stewarts fi nish fi fth. blew a tire, sending him (1964 & EARLIER) In the most publicized hard into the outside wall SILVER DOLLARS ‘ $7-8 lead and was quickly on his (1935 & EARLIER) rear bumper, but Stewart story of the week, Dale and ending his day. He Happy Birthday continually blocked John- Earnhardt Jr. parted ways fi nished 26th. son’s attempted passed. But with longtime crew chief Championship con- FIND US Congratulations NEXT TO Johnson fi nal got past Stew- Tony Eury Jr., who was tenders Todd Bodine and BURLINGTON Wedding Announcement art with two laps remaining replaced by Lance McGrew Johnny Benson also saw COAT after a slight nudge sent for the remainer of the their days ruined by faulty FACTORY! tires, blowing right side Also buying WWII Firearms Graduation • Promotion Stewart sliding just enough season. Earnhardt fi nished Appointment required (We are a federal and state licensed À rearms dealer.) for Johnson to pull the No. 12th. tires on laps 90 and 11, Anniversary • Award 48 Lowes’ Chevrolet into Mayetta, New Jersey (Page A29 Please) the fi rst position for good. native Martin Truex Jr. Anything... “We had an awesome, had a rough race at his awesome race car,” John- hometown track, running Wed. - $15 per hr per lane (4 max) Deadline Call Janet or Rachel son said. “We’ve been fast, strong early, but falling off 5pm-Midnight Fridays at the pace late to fi nish 21st, Noon 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 but this was a very special car today. At the end I just the fi rst car off the lead lap. Thurs. - All you can bowl for $9 pp had to go. I had one heck Truex is reportedly set to 10pm-12am announce his plans for the 2010 season within the Friday & Saturday coming weeks. Open Noon-Midnight Retractable Awnings Nationwide Series: Joe Gibbs Racing’s Joey Logano Sunday - The more you bowl the cheaper and Kyle Busch dominated the Helluva Good! 200 the price Noon-7pm WOODBINE, NJ Nationwide Series race last 1st game $3.95 • 2nd game $2.95 Saturday at Dover, leading a Summer Leagues Now Forming combined 195 of 200 laps. for June 1st- Call for more info. 3rd game $1.95 • 4th game .95 But the most important lap is the fi nal one, and both Summer “Sunny Day” Special drivers failed to lead the pack for the fi nal time. Thursday-Sunday On the restart with just three laps remaining, $13.00 per lane per hour on “Sunny Day” Busch led the fi eld to the Call 861-2695 or visit us at www.mousetraplanes.com green fl ag, but had a tire go down as the fi eld entered turn one, then received Honor your family’s graduate contact from second place Logano, sending Busch sliding into the outside wall in the “Social Spotlight”! and Logano losing valuable Published each Wednesday in the Cape May County Herald momentum. This left the door open for JR Motor- PUBLIC NOTICE sports’ Brad Keselowski to Mosquito control is everyone’s responsibility, please do your part by preventing standing take the lead and capture water from accumulating on your property. For more information on mosquitoes and his fi rst Nationwide wins mosquito control contact the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control Program of 2009. at (609) 465-9038 and/or visit our website at www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito. “I saw the 18 [of Busch] slow down and the 20 [of In compliance with section 9.10 & 9.15 of the New Jersey Pesticide Control Code Logano] making an eva- (N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30) the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control sive maneuver and I saw (CMCDMC) may be applying pesticides for the control of adult mosquito populations on a hole,” Keselowski said. an area-wide basis, as needed, throughout Cape May County during the period of April 15 “That’s just the way it goes. through November 15, 2009. I didn’t know that was go- Congratulations, ing to happen, but I was The pesticides used will be those recommended by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment there and ready for it and Congratulations Phil ! Monique! Station (NJAES) for the control of adult mosquitoes which include: Malathion (Fyfanon that’s all you can do.” MTHS Class of ULV) and/or Resmethrin/piperonyl butoxide (Scourge), and/or Sumithrin/piperonyl Logano fi nished second, You did it! butoxide (Anvil 2+2, Anvil 10+10). Products will be applied from the ground by truck 2009. Good luck at but was notably frustrated We are so proud of you and we know SAMPLE or hand held equipment and/or aircraft, all using Low Volume or Ultra Low Volume following the race’s con- Stockton this fall! techniques. clusion. theSAMPLE future looks bright!! “I was trying to stay right Love, Contact the National Pesticide Information Center at 1/800/858-7378 for routine pesticide up on [Busch],” he said. “I Love, Mom, Dad & the gang Jason related health inquires. Call the New Jersey Pesticide Control Program at 609/984-6507 was going to stay with him for pesticide regulation information, pesticide complaints and health referrals. In the through the fi rst corner. I DOUBLE BOX SINGLE BOX case of any pesticide emergency, please contact the New Jersey Poison Information and got right up on his bumper. Education System at 1/800/222-1222. I got in the back of him. 30 words or less 15 words or less Completely my fault.” Upon request, the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control shall provide a Clint Bowyer finished with picture = with picture = resident with notiÀ cation at least 12 hours prior to the application, except for Quarantine third, followed by Brian $62 $32 and Disease Vector Control only when conditions necessitate pesticide application sooner Vickers in fourth and Carl than that time. Edwards in fi fth. Busch, who led a race CALL RACHEL OR JANET The phone number/website for updated information on time and location of adult mosquito high 108 laps, finished control application(s) is 609/465-9038 press “1”. Website: www.capemaycountygov.net/ seventeenth, the fi nal car 609-886-8600 EXT 33 OR 34 mosquito Those seeking further information regarding the Cape May County Department on the lead lap. of Mosquito Control activities are requested to contact Peter Bosak, PhD NJCPA 24144B, Camping World Truck DEADLINE: FRIDAYS AT NOON 35 Route 47 North, Dias Creek, New Jersey 08210. Series: The NASCAR A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 3 2009

It’s Spring Home Improvement Time! Morey’s Event Helps Four Local Schools Remodel your kitchen or bath, WILDWOOD — Morey’s tive,” stated Norris Clark, pages can project onto made at each of the top 10 add a room, or whatever you Piers fifth annual spring Director of Sales and Mar- the board. Teachers can schools, all over the Dela- need to improve your home with “FUN”d raiser resulted in keting, in a release. continue a lesson at the ware Valley, including three 10 schools throughout the The whiteboards were next class without missing in Philadelphia. a low rate, 5-Year Fixed Rate region earning a Numon- secured as prizes in large a beat. Such technology The contest doesn’t stop Home Equity Loan! ics interactive whiteboard, measure through the gen- improves learning and re- with what the schools re- a new incentive for the erous support from Cape tention, studies show. ceive. Students also earn .O0OINTS .O&EES fundraiser program. Bank, which has been Mo- To participate in annual free pass incentives based * Don’t wait! Students at some 70 rey’s “Partner in Educa- the “FUN”d raiser, schools on the number of tickets schools in South Jersey tion” for 10 years, and sell admission passes for sold: Call us at 1-800-690-3440 and the Philadelphia area in the past supported the a minimal cost. They are Students that raise $150 4.79% APR for more information. competed by selling admis- annual Education Extrava- then able to earn money on receive a free three-hr Wa- sion tickets to the piers and ganza, a class trip featur- each ticket sold. There is no terpark pass. waterparks. The Middle ing interactive educational risk and no pre-purchasing Students that raise $300 Township Middle School workshops. tickets. Morey’s provides receive a free all-day Pier sold the most with 624 “The whiteboards also all envelopes, order forms pass. tickets. give schools another way and posters needed for Students that raise $500    sWWWNEWlELDBANKCOM “We’re very encouraged of being rewarded by par- the sale. receive a free Pier and Wa- with the participation from ticipating in this program,” “The program is a win- terpark Combination pass. *This annual percentage rate is available when you make automatic payments through your new or existing Newfield so many schools, thanks Nick Lassor, events and win for schools, students Students that raise $1,000 National Bank Account. If you choose other payment options, the annual percentage rate is 5.04% APR. There are no fees to the added bonus incen- entertainment coordinator and Morey’s Piers. “As receive a free family of four associated with our Home Equity Loans. Rate applies for a term of up to 60 months and when an automatic transfer from a Newfield National Bank checking or savings account is used. For example, 60 monthly payments of $18.78 per $1,000 for Morey’s Piers. part of the South Jersey Waterpark pass. borrowed would apply using this rate. This product is a fixed rate, closed-end loan secured with the primary residence and Cape Assist Not only can teachers and Philadelphia area - this Students that raise $1,500 not exceeding an 80% loan to value ratio. Rates are subject to change. The rate is 0.25% higher without automatic transfer and students write on the program is just one of our receive a free family of four option. Property insurance required. Interest may be tax deductible, consult your tax advisor. Member FDIC. Gets Grant whiteboard, but with a ways of giving back to it,” Pier and Waterpark pass. built-in computer they can Lassor said. Students that raise $2,500 WILDWOOD – The State do much more. Internet Presentations will be receive a free Season Pass. of New Jersey Department Local schools among the of Human Services, Divi- top 10 are Middle Township sion of Addiction Services Elementary School, Marga- recently accepted Cape As- ret Mace, Dennis Township sist’s proposal to implement School, Crest Memorial the New Jersey Strategic School Prevention Framework. Cape Assist will use that 85th Season grant to address the issue of the harmful consequences Commences of alcohol and drug use among 18 to 25 year olds For Groff’s HITTING THE ROOF in Cape May County. Normally, the tongue rests at the roof ings and home care. Early detection of The proposal major part- WILDWOOD — The of the mouth. However, people who are problems minimizes the expenses relat- ners are County Depart- Greater Wildwood Cham- “tongue-thrusters” will push the tongue ed to major tooth repair. We do not buy ment of Human Services ber of Commerce has forward against the front teeth with each into fads, but instead research, pursue and the Employment Ser- announced the opening swallow. This action exerts one to six and implement high-quality technol- vices Network (a division of Groff’s Restaurant for its of Jersey Cape Diagnostic, pounds of pressure against the structure ogy that will help improve our patients’ 85th season on June 4. Training and Opportunity Groff’s is open seven of the mouth. As a result, the front teeth care. We’re located at 109 West At- Center, Inc). are pushed forward into abnormal posi- lantic Ave., Cape May Court House, days during the summer “We are proud to have season for dinner serv- tions, causing an “open bite” in which where we keep abreast of all the latest received these services for ing roast meats, seafood, the front teeth do not connect. While advances and procedures that technol- our county. We competed steaks, chops, and daily nearly all infants are tongue- thrusters, ogy has to offer. For more information with many other counties Lisa Griesbach and husband “Plumber Joe” opened specials. most children outgrow the habit and or to schedule an appointment, please in the state, but were the Lisa’s Bake Shop on May 22 at 600 Park Blvd., The restaurant has been adopt a normal swallowing pattern by call us at 609.465.5415. We accept most only southern county in West Cape May. Lisa’s serves coffee and a variety Groff Family-owned and age six. Only 3% of children will con- insurances, including Delta Dental. We New Jersey to be accepted of home-baked goods: donuts, brownies, cakes and operated since 1925; third, tinue to tongue thrust by age twelve. Un- also have À nancing available through for this proposal,” Cape “Gobbs,” their version of a Moon Pie®. Look for fourth and fi fth generations fortunately, few people other than dental Care Credit and Healthcare Credit. Assist’s Executive Director, Cinnamon Bun Friday Nights and delivery via bicy- are responsible for all the professionals are trained to recognize the Please send your questions or comments Lynne D. Krukosky stated cle on Lisa’s pink bike, which matches the store’s daily preparations. Soups, habit. Early diagnosis and treatment can to my offi ce or e-mail me at: in a release. décor, inside and out. salads, and famous pies are restore a normal bite. [email protected] The program is slated to made from scratch daily. At SUNSHINE DENTAL, we en- P.S. The average person swallows 2,000 begin on July 1, and has The staff at Groff’s takes courage regular dental check-ups, clean- to 4,000 times each day. the potential to bring over pride in the cleanliness of $570,000 in services to their restaurant and are Cape May County over the willing to give a kitchen next 27 months. tour any time. Also, it will give Cape Go to www.groffsres- N'L'=':'PAHE><>GM>K>MHHK=>K<> MH HK=>KK Rutala, Ocean City business administrator. Your Neighborhood Store At The Jersey Shore showroom and move to the Greek Food 6 fi rm’s offi ce location, 6422 Black Horse Pike. Grand Opening June 6 Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps • Seafood Platters 99¢ Specialties Club Sandwiches • Party Trays • Breakfast Sandwiches Cheese For New Sturdy Branch SOUTH DENNIS — A Burgers Local Students Fresh Made Salads & Desserts OCEAN CITY — Sturdy The strong community market has opened at 927 Receive Awards Savings Bank will host a bank has eight branches, South Dennis Road that Shop Your Neighborhood grand opening celebration serving neighborhoods offers an assortment of dif- COURT HOUSE — At- at its newest offi ce, 661 from Cape May to Ocean ferent food items. lantic City Hotel & Lodg- Just$5.99 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City. Featured are many fruits ing Association (ACHLA) City, on June 6, from 10 and vegetables, but also a 18” LARGE Scholarship Foundation a.m. to 2 p.m. Those at the ribbon cut- selection of Greek items, for Great Selection of Deli Meats & Cheese. awarded $25,000 in schol- The event will feature ting included: (pictured including gallons of “very Famous for the Highest Quality and Lowest Prices at the Jersey Shore! CHEESE PIZZA arships to 22 area hospital- free prizes and food, includ- above, left to right): Mi- good” olive oil, pounds of on Wednesday ity and culinary students ing funnel cakes, cotton chael Lloyd, Sturdy Savings feta cheese, Greek pasta TOO MANY SPECIALS TO ADVERTISE! at its annual Scholarship candy, soft pretzels, hot Bank’s Ocean City Branch and Greek pastries, such as Awards Luncheon held at dogs and lemonade. Manager; Arthur Craig, baklava, dough for making 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury the Atlantic City Hilton The bank opened the Board Vice Chairman; Greek dishes, spinakopita N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH OCEAN CITY Casino Resort. Asbury Avenue location James Fisher, Board Chair- (spinach and cheese) and 729-4500 886-8244 465-0090 399-6080 Local students were: – its second Ocean City man; Salvatore Perillo, Greek coffee. Roger Plourde, of Ocean offi ce – on April 27. Ocean City Mayor; Jerry Other staples include 55th & Haven, 21st & Asbury, 86th & Landis, COMING SOON City, University of Dela- Sturdy Savings Bank has Reeves, Bank President & fl owers, soft drinks, dried OCEAN CITY OCEAN CITY SEA ISLE CITY 3075 Rt. 9 ware, and Krystel Arana of been serving Cape May CEO; and James Rutala, vegetables, such as beans 399-9980 399-9983 263-3149 SEAVILLE Villas, Cape May County County exclusively since Ocean City Business Ad- or lentils, condimenets, Technical School. 1922. ministrator. salad dressings and more. Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13 “Medically Speaking” a radio show hosted by Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist Gender SpeciÀ c WWII Vet Is First S.J. Gas Villas Client Call for a free CD VILLAS — It’s only fi t- natural gas. Knee Replacement or ting that Burt Arnold of With their gas line in- Fashioned to Fit a Female Listen on the web! Freedom Drive became stalled and their meter acti- at the fi rst homeowner from vated, the Arnolds offi cially www.caperegional.com South Jersey Gas’ Villas became the utility com- With special guest extension project to switch pany’s fi rst new customers to environmentally friendly from this long-awaited natu- Fotios Tjoumakaris, MD and effi cient natural gas., ral gas extension project. Orthopedic Surgeon according to a release. Asked why he wanted Arnold is a veteran of to switch fuels, Arnold the U.S. Marine Corps, explained that he “felt who served his country in natural gas was quite a WCMC-AM 1230 Exceptional Care World War II, the Korean bit more economical than 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 10 Exceptional People War and Vietnam. In his propane.” own words, “I came home As to the conversion safe and sound and God process, he stated, “It was Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 Bless America.” a pleasure to work with Arnold and his wife, Rita, Heather McCurdy. The who have been married for installation job was justherald_gender_knee.indd 1 5/15/2009 11:35:41 AM 54 years, took the advice of outstanding. It was clean Featuring Featuring their sons, “They’re plumb- Burt Arnold, second from right, with South Jersey and effi cient and the crew We Carry a ers,” Arnold explained with Gas’ Todd Gordon, manager, utility sales, Heather did a great job. I’m recom- Wide Selection a smile, and became one McCurdy, sales representative and Bill Holmes, mending to anybody who of Standard and of the fi rst applicants on manager, residential and commercial sales, as he has any sense to switch to Custom Shower announces his switch from propane to natural gas. Impact-Resistant their block to sign up for natural gas.” Doors and Tub Wildwood Logo Contest News Digests Enclosures Vinyl Windows and (From Page A7) Extended Until June 5 Mark Bianchi, 46, of North Wildwood to 25 years in Full Line of Windows WILDWOOD — The the consideration of the prison on charges he traveled to Eastern Europe to rape and Doors to Wildwood Recreation Com- goals and spirit of the com- and molest boys. Bianchi allegedly used money, trips Protect Your Home From mission, which oversees munity center and the and gifts to gain his victims trust before molesting and operation of the Byrne quality and originality of raping them. The former North Wildwood hotel owner Hurricanes Community Center, is ex- its visual imagery. was sentenced May 27. He was convicted of having sex tending the contest dead- The logo should be eas- with or attempting to have sex with at least a half-doz- 3.5% Sales Tax line to design a suitable ily recognizable, dramatic en boys in the eastern European countries of Romania logo for the new state-of- and refl ect the community and Moldova on trips from 2003 to 2005. Bianchi’s the-art facility. The contest pride emphasized at the defense lawyer Pat Harris has said in published reports is open to Wildwood resi- center. The designer is the defense was crippled by the government’s threat WILDWOOD GLASS INC. dents of all ages. The dead- welcome to attach a short to have his Moldovan co-counsel charged with witness New Construction and Replacement Windows line has been extended to textual description of the intimidation if he appeared in Philadelphia to testify. Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops June 5. logo along with the design. Harris says he expects his client would likely appeal the Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Logo size needs to be at (optional) sentencing to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals within least 5” by 5” and entries Entries must be an origi- the next 10 days. 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 are to be submitted on 8.5” nal work of the submitter by 11” white paper and and free of all copyright or DWI, Eluding, Resisting include the words “Byrne other intellectual property REEDS BEACH — On May 28 at approximately Community Center.” claims. The artwork be- 11:16 p.m., Middle Township Police Detective Robert Entries must have the comes the property of the How would you like to have Shepherd observed a White Oldsmobile Cutlass swerv- artist’s name, age, address City of Wildwood and will ing on Hand Avenue and driving into the opposite and phone number on the be used at the City’s sole lane of traffi c. Shepherd attempted to stop the vehicle your own PERSONAL CHEF back of the artwork. De- discretion. There is a limit using his emergency lights and siren. The vehicle did signs should be dropped off of two entries per person. not stop and Shepherd pursued the vehicle to North prepare your DAILY MEALS? at the Byrne Community The winning designer and Beach Road in Reeds Beach. According to police, Center at 401 W. Youngs honorable mentions will Anthony Massaro, 46, pulled into a private residence Ave. receive prizes and be dis- Then Come Join Miracles Meals and attempted to fi ght Shepherd. Massaro was arrested The Wildwood Recre- played at the community and given a breath test, which determined his blood ation Commission will center and on the center’s Weight Loss & Nutrition Club alcohol content to be .26 percent, or three times the judge the entries and an- website. legal limit of .08 percent. He was transported to Cape nounce the winner on All entrants will be in- HEALTHY FOODS TO GO Regional Medical Center and then to county jail in lieu June 10. vited to a celebration at of $50,000. Massaro was charged with DWI and re- Selection criteria include the center. Made Fresh Daily & Delivered to lated traffi c offenses. He was also charged with eluding

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This is in reference to the Stockton students crying not painted with striping? ... Crosswalks. It’s not safe the blues about saying Lower Township has nothing to to walk around this town. Curb cuts in the sidewalks, do with that. Of course we don’t own it but you have trip and fall hazards everywhere. Don’t they inspect to go through Lower Township to get in there. And of anything here? Boy, you’re doing a good job. course our police and our volunteer fi re fi ghters have —Wildwood to go in there every time it’s needed. So, yeah, we do (ED. NOTE: Now do you feel better, getting all that have something to do about it. You say also, that the off your chest?) kids are drinking and doing drugs back in there how *** do you know that? You must be one of them. So, be My spout off is concerning the one in the paper wise and shut up otherwise come to the meeting and on the May 21 about fathers who have to pay child voice your opinion. Meetings are the fi rst and third support. I agree, come on guys you have to pay your Mondays of each month. child support, but ladies, lets get real. I’ve sat inside —Villas the Social Service Building and I watched you with “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” *** your fancy fi ngernails, your hairdos, your cell phones, —Walter Lippman No one would say that there’s anything wrong with your designer clothes and bags and the same with your The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- students playing sports but just don’t ask the taxpay- kids. Why’d you have those children? Especially the tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good ers to fund it. Schools have no obligation to provide ones that are not married. Why did you have them? constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. No more than one contribution per week, please. sports so students can use their God-given talent to play You think that I should support you? I don’t think so. – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” under a sport. Let them use their God-given talent to get a Get out there and get yourself a job. You all look job to pay for it themselves or let their parents pay for like you-know-what so please, just do it. Quit being the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submitted If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- it. Nor should the public feel they have to fund school so darn lazy. anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. sports less students get into trouble. An encounter —Cape May You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to with law enforcement will teach students who feel *** comment, which must arrive by 9 a.m. Friday. Or you can call give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call they can’t behave because there were no sports to I just received a copy of the Wildwood 2009 Cal- the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute to to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters change their ways. endar of Events and I am so disappointed that Delia’s anonymously voice your views on any subject of public interest. submitted exclusively to this newspaper. —Middle Township clothing sale is not listed. A few years ago we were *** disappointed that the Waterford Crystal Sale was not Didn't See Your Spout Off In Print? Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Why are we closing Guantanamo? The building returned to the Wildwood Convention as an event. didn’t do anything. Change the name, keep the And now again in 2009 the Dalia’s clothing sale is was just wonderful. Thank you Wildwood, North Wildwood and Wildwood —Cape May prisoners where they are and change the way we not returning. My granddaughter and friends loved Crest for another wonderful Memorial Day. *** treat them. the Delia’s Daily Cheer and spent lots of money there —Wildwood It’s really amazing and it’s rather laughable. Now Newt, Loose-Cannon, —Swainton for school clothing, as we did the Waterford sale. The *** Gingrich and the other weirdo Republicans are saying they’re going to give *** sales saved us lots of money in these hard times. We How about playing Scrabble on Wednesday nights at the Wildwood a rough time to Obama’s new appointment to the Supreme Court. Thanks to all the residents of Wildwood who were were waiting for this event at the Convention Center Crest library from 5-7:30pm. It is for both skilled and beginners. Everyone When I look at the four nut jobs that they appointed, especially Thomas, brave enough, and had the guts, to sign the recall. all year to return and now the Wildwood Convention is friendly and helpful. Come join us for free fun and coffee too. and they have Scalia, and they have Roberts and Aledo who are extremely —Wildwood Center has disappointed us once again. This is a bad —Wildwood Crest conservative (all four) and they’re going to give Obama a rough time? This *** sign for tourism in the City of Wildwood as it shows *** is laughable. They are such poor losers and they were a disgrace when I just fi nished reading about Offi cer Higbee and my that the Wildwood Convention Center cannot keep That was a great article about the TI Civic Center. I can’t understand they got involved in the election process. The Republicans, with Criminal heart really goes out to the mother who lost her beauti- up with the demands of what the people really want why the spouter wanted to take the sign down. We all know the center Cheney and Bush, violated the executive privilege and they did things that ful girls. However, I failed to see how she or a judge at the Convention Center. can’t afford to advertise. The sign helps get the word out. Everybody were just unfathomable which has the country in a mess now. You should can feel that taking this offi cer away from his innocent —Wildwood knows the sign was put there by permission to save the center and help be ashamed of yourselves. family is going to solve any problems. It was defi nitely *** the community. —Cape May an accident. Offi cer Higbee will be living with this the Hi, this is for the stop-feeding-the-birds, Cape May —Sea Isle City *** rest of his life and I’m sure there will be very few days Court House spouter: I think this person should go *** I’m wondering, I’m originally from Kensington, and I heard that they that he’ll wake up and he won’t think about it. Why move to the mountains because apparently nothing The Republicans will do nothing about this radical Supreme Court have a place down here every year where people from Kensington meet should his children and his wife suffer too without would make this neighbor happy. So I think “stop Justice that Barrack Hussein Obama wants. Why? Because the Republicans and get together. I would like to do it this year if somebody could just the loss of her husband? I can see that Offi cer Higbee feeding the birds” neighbors should go ahead and feed are cowards. That’s why. tell me when it is and where it is. I would appreciate it. Kensington is apparently was trying to do his duty as a policeman. the birds even more. —Cape May a good place. I’m sure he had no evil thoughts and he truly regrets —Court House (ED. NOTE: Do you know Republican’s middle name?) —Cape May County injuring anyone in any way. I don’t know either one of *** *** *** these families but I fail to see how anyone could take Dick Cheney showed Barack Hussein Obama to be I am calling in regards to the residents of the Victorian Towers who think They should charge beach fees, beach tags in Wildwood. That would away a father from his children and make innocent not only an arrogant simpleton but very dangerous management has favorites. This management has no favorites. They care lower our taxes for the taxpayers that do live here. That would make more children suffer when it’s not going to bring back the for the United States of America. God help us with about all residents and are there for them. Walk in their shoes fi rst before money for other things. You could make a killing out there today, Memorial two girls. God bless you Offi cer Higbee. I pray that you this president. you can make your assumptions. As for being lonely, I don’t think so. If Day. They should defi nitely have beach fees. never get sentenced to any prison term. —Cape May negativism is missing life would be truly happier. This is a retirement com- —Wildwood —Lower Township (ED. NOTE: Do you know Dick Cheney’s middle plex. We’re all here to enjoy our years of retirement therefore we should *** *** name?) be grateful for what we have. Life is too short for anything else. Our house at 24th Street in Avalon was broken into approximately About the closing of Star of the Sea in Cape May: Ev- *** —Cape May May 19. A large plastic bank in the shape of a Corona bottle was stolen. erybody’s surprised. I’m not surprised. What should’ve The New Jersey D.E.P., New Jersey Department of (ED. NOTE: I bet you fi nd life good wherever you go.) The coins and dollars in this bank were saved over the past 16 years happened is to have kept St. Raymond’s open and close Health, the Cape May County Freeholders, the County *** for our grandchildren. If anyone has any information on this crime please Star of the Sea. It’s a much bigger school, a newer Health Department, and the county Planning Board What is the county going to do about the streets in Wildwood? Yes, and call the Avalon Police. school, and plenty of parking. And they should’ve kept cannot do anything without the Cape May County what are they going to do about a traffi c light? Look, I’m sick and tired —Avalon it right here in Lower Township. But no, when they water study. Seven years in the making and $2.2 of calling up, OK? I live in Wildwood and I fear for the safety of these *** closed St. Raymond’s, 65 percent of the children there million worth of taxpayer money. Where is it? Is this kids and these senior citizens coming out of school and the senior citizens Economy in trouble, building in a tail-spin, fuel cost off the charts. If went to public school. Now that they’re going to be another cover up? People’s health is at risk. with their carts, their chairs, and I would like to know what the county is these bother you just add fresh water shortage. Cape May County is sur- sent to St. Ann’s I don’t think there’s anyone going to —Cape May County going to do about it. Are they going to fi x the streets? rounded with salt water. No planning, or poor planning, could create go there. To transfer two times like that from St. Ray- *** —Wildwood a real crisis. Stay tuned, you ain’t seen nothing yet. monds is a no-no. About the money, are people aware I live in Sea Isle City off Park Blvd. Is there anyone (ED. NOTE: Whom did you call?) —Cape May County that in Camden right now they’re building a new out there that can start a petition? Or how do we start *** *** high school? Well Camden Arch Diocese has money a petition to remove that Fish Alley Sign? Just wanted to follow up on the report last week about the sex offender The Native American Indians were very smart. They built their homes for that. Politics, yes. The arch diocese probably has —Sea Isle City from Lower Township. Should be noted that the judge that released him is where there was a good supply of fresh water and fuel, in the form of wood, more gold than you can count. *** from Atlantic County, doesn’t seem to be very tuned into Cape May County and food. When any of these three were exhausted, or near exhausted, they —Lower Township On a serious note about the Fish Alley whatever so far. Doesn’t seem like she cares about much down here. moved on. Modern society could learn a lot from the Indians. *** in Sea Isle: Did they ever consider that the children —Cape May County —Cape May County If some of the employers from this town would start would be climbing that? Or worse yet, that the town *** (ED. NOTE: Where should we move next?) treating employees like human beings it would be drunks would be betting one another that they would In regards to the county budget, I have two ideas for the freeholders to *** a much better town. climb from one side over, on the top, to the other side? save tax dollars. No. 1: Charge admission to the County Zoo. Why do the Once again in Wildwood the property taxes are going up. What’s going —Court House That is a tragedy waiting to happen. taxpayers of Cape May County have to provide a free vacation to tourists? on in this town? Morey gets a property tax reduction and money back or *** —Sea Isle City No. 2: Take away county vehicles from employees taking them home. This a credit to his future tax payments. You have condos with 4, 5 and 6 units In Wildwood the Community Center, the old one at is a slap in the face to taxpayers. Let them drive to work and pick up their that are assessed that high. This is ridiculous. He should be paying a Rio Grande Avenue, does the city still own it? What’s *** vehicles. If there is a problem they will get paid mileage. per amusement tax. There should be beach fees, something’s wrong. going on with that? The lot behind it that they own Once again we had a wonderful time down here —Middle Township The town spends too much money. Who knows what’s going on? This the grass is three feet high. One of the doors on Rio in Wildwood Crest. There’s only one small problem *** isn’t right. And as for the violence over the weekend, my God. Don’t Grande Avenue is open. Who owns that building? It’s an every year. The walkways are never in this early I think it’s a wonderful idea the bars in North Wildwood are checking the cops know what the problem hotels are? This is a joke! They’re over eyesore now. Where are the nuisance inspectors? How in the season. It makes it hard for the senior citizens IDs of the kids. I just hope they follow through with it on Irish Weekend occupied, full of under-age drinkers. Do something. Instead of worrying come we don’t have handicapped accessible corners in and people with children to get down to our beautiful as strongly as they did on Memorial Day Weekend. I hope this gets printed about people riding bicycles on the boardwalk how about going after these Wildwood at major intersections? How come they’re beaches. Can we fi nd out why this is? Everything else this week, it didn’t last week. criminals coming down from North Jersey? —North Wildwood —Wildwood *** *** /LH]`+\[`+VJR This is about the third time I’m responding to this Cape May Tower In response to the spouter from Middle Township regarding the closing /HYK^HYLV\[ZPKLHUKPUZPKL thing. The person who wrote in about the 116 people who signed the of Star of the Sea school. Shame on you questioning the morals and petition, I believe there may be over 300 people who live in the tower so respectability of the children of St. Ann’s School. How dare you denigrate JVYULYZTHSLHUKMLTHSL I think the percentage is with the people who like it here. Secondly, I am them? Perhaps you should refl ect on your own misguided thinking. LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. ;JVUULJ[VYZOVVWZSHKKLYZ one of the people who like to maintain my apartment. If I want to maintain —Medford/North Wildwood WHOLESALE - RETAIL HUKZ[YVMVHTIPSSL[[ZJVTL my apartment I save for it. Most of these people have more money than I ZLLV\YZ\WWS`HUKHZR`V\Y do. She didn’t mention any of the people that go on trips, who go out to *** Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials dinner often. Why pick on certain people? These are the people we’d Maybe management at Victorian Towers would treat you nicer if you KVJRI\PSKPUNX\LZ[PVUZ like to really get rid of because they really are not happy here. didn’t treat them like dirt and stop your constant complaining about Treated Lumber On Sale Composite Deck Sale —Cape May stupid things. They are very hard working people and most people think Fiberon Decking $2.25 LN. FT. *** they are helpful and willing to listen if there’s a legitimate complaint. Roberts & New Jersey Aves. To the two horseshoe champions on 13th Street. I have a nice young —Cape May lady who is going to be my partner on the Fourth of July and we’re going *** Wildwood, 522-8395 3.5% to give you a really good challenge. I hope you’re ready for us. So a Philadelphia woman is charged with voting in Wildwood. How Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 ANNUAL FENCE SALE —North Wildwoo dumb was she to get caught? It’s just one of the many who do this. The Sales 30 Open Sunday 9-2 Tax ¾˝ 6X8 Stockade - $33 *** relatives of politicians in barrier islands vote usually by absentee 416 State Hwy. 47 South 40 I was wondering about Dennis Township Committee, they auctioned ballot all the time. Has anyone ever checked those registered to vote in ¾˝ 5X8 Stockade - $25 off a liquor license to the tune of over $1million. I understand the $1 in Sea Isle City who are in this category and who have been voting there Green Creek, 889-9090 35 Wildwood! ¾˝ 4X8 Stockade - $22 million was paid quite a while ago. The license has never been issued. I for years? Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm think the people of Dennis Township need some answers why this license —Sea Isle City Closed Sunday Full ¾˝ Thick Pickets has not been issued and has the Dennis Township Committee spent the *** $1million and used it in the budget before they even issued the license? What’s going on? I think we would like the answers. Is it going to raise Cape May County Freeholders spent $1 to purchase the Beesley’s Point our budget this year for the township because they spent the $1 million? Bridge. Now we spend a bundle for an environmental engineering I’m throwing out some questions and we would appreciate some answers study. Why not check the price for enough C4 military explosives to have from Dennis Township. Where is the liquor license and what is happening a real 4th of July celebration. It will save the taxpayers a fortune. and what happened to the million dollars? —Cape May County —South Seaville *** *** Why are we spending $4 million down in the marina and have to Now that the Cove Restaurant in Cape May is closed down perhaps the put up with the smell from the commercial guys and when our streets are veterans could go there and service the patrons. At least they know how in such dire repair. It’s a shame the town has to go that way. to serve a hot dog on the proper roll and with a smile. —Sea Isle City —Cape May *** *** In response to all the letters about Victorian Towers: $230 for air Highest Possible Prices Paid! I called in last Friday at 5:08 p.m. in reference to this uncut lawn as I conditioning is not the issue. As for the electric being free, we pay for it was walking around in Villas. I just passed that house on Francis Avenue. in our rent. Here’s another issue. We pay $10/month for parking. Well Apparently the neighbors got upset about all the mosquitoes breeding there Haven House pays nothing. What do we get for that? How about the because there’s three guys out there cutting the grass. We’ll see how long new table and chairs for the community room we were promised? Still that lasts. Someone fi nally got them to clean up that house. nothing. 116 people think the same way. No, we don’t want to move. —Villas We just want the lies to stop and have nice clean and maintained *** building to live in. To the callers and writers to Spout Off who have expressed complete —Cape May satisfaction with living at Victorian Towers: I would like to say that most *** tenants know that some people at the towers get preferential treatment so To the person on Oakview Road: Stop holding up the school bus. Our they have no reason to complain. However, many others have been ignored children need to get to school and we, as parents, need to get to work. when requesting repairs or have voiced concern over safety problems, —Court House like outside doors being left unsecured for over two months because the *** lock was broken. Or, an elevator out of service for three months. Not to You’ve got to be kidding me, Mayor of Avalon. In your speech on Me- mention the lack of routine maintenance of the building. So instead of morial Day you apologized to the veterans in the audience for the current WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor telling people to move why don’t you try to make the Towers a safer, administration speaking about the aggressiveness of the US Government GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com cleaner, happier place for all tenants. (Page A15 Please) Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 Spout Off *** romantic notion of what it is. Before you commit so much money for a is awful, restaurants are sub par, (From Page A14) Lower Township elected offi cials should look at the recreation new permanent residence, you should look into the history and culture stores in town are lousy, and no and denigrating that speech. You need to read your history mayor. Yes, department, it is a disgrace. They have no programs for children. Mike of the area. I suggest you read “Sea Isle City” by Mike Stafford. Oh boardwalk. People need to start we live in the greatest country in the world. Yes, our veterans are to be Beck and Kevin Lare promised to improve this town; start with the Rec- yes, my father’s commercial fi shing boat is on page 34. I am a son of a speaking up. They keep raising our revered and honored. Go back to Vietnam War. Think about the Iraq War. reation Department. What do they offer the residents of this town? The fi sherman and proud of it. taxes and we are getting nothing in Here’s a little history for you, how about the Spanish-American War? How recreation building is always empty, that is a signal that the kids have —Sea Isle City return. The town is spending mil- about the war where we fomented a rebellion of Panama so that we could nothing offered to them but to be yelled at and scared away. Our kids *** lions on the bird sanctuary where build the Panama Canal? Read your history and stop being an ideological need help. Who is in charge over there? It doesn’t seem like they know Since there are probably less than 25 kids living in the City of Cape May, there are no birds — just wild cats mayor. You need to support the government of the country and not anything about children, we need a new supervisor with some kind of excluding the Coast Guard base children, it was surprising that the Bishop and skunks. This is the seashore just look to what your party believes. Stop listening to Rush Limbaugh direction and compassion. I have never seen the person in charge at any of the Camden Diocese closed St. Raymond’s School. St. Raymond’s is in at its best; what a joke this town and stop watching Fox. Start listening to what the president says. Just event. Mike and Kevin, please help. an area where a great number of children do live. Almost all the children is. I’m sorry to own a house in this listen to him. He’s not a bad guy. He wants to bring the country together. —Lower Township attending Star of the Sea must be bussed to school from somewhere else, town, supposedly the richest town What about the aggression of the last eight years? *** so what is the big deal about bussing to St. Anne’s? Sadly I think it is just in America what a joke. —Swainton This summer, when little Fido wants out on the deck, put a muzzle on the wrong zip code. Catholics, you should be ashamed. —Stone Harbor *** the bow wowing. His yapping is very annoying, and a resort area is not —Cape May *** I think it is a shame the way Avalon Boulevard has been ruined by the place to ignore other’s peace and quiet. *** So some die hard “Bushies” the thousands and thousands of heavy sand laden dump trucks that have —Sea Isle City Why are so many dogs barking incessantly in Cape May Point? want to know how the Democrats traveled over the boulevard in the last month. These thousands and *** —Cape May Point know what American wants? How thousands of truckloads of sand have put tremendous stress on the entire The North Wildwood Fire Department does not perform inspections. *** about they know because their Avalon Boulevard. You’ll notice there’s now ruts in it. There’s cracks in it. Get your facts straight. Is it true that the real city council meets at Marie’s every morning? guy won the election. He won It’s no longer a smooth surface. Notice the bridge, both the big bridge and —North Wildwood —Sea Isle City the popular vote. He was not ap- the two smaller bridges, have also gotten a lot of wear and tear as a result *** *** pointed by the Supreme Court like of this beach fi ll project. Once again the borough council approved To the Wildwood “Fire know-it-all:” If you think volunteer fi re depart- The spouter who criticized Mike for voting against the budget their guy was. Guess they “know” something that wasn’t thought through. As a result for years we’re ments are responsible for “much lower taxes,” maybe you should whip must be a city employee. that America was sick of the last going to have a beat up Avalon Boulevard. out your calculator and divide the total money raised in a “fi re district —Sea Isle City administration. —Avalon tax” by the number of households in the district and compare that fi gure *** —Wildwood Crest *** to “Wildwood’s paid department” cost. Volunteer fi re departments do not To the spouter who has a problem with the CMBP purchasing a *** A recent spouter talked about clean coal. That spouter should know lower taxes. Aside from that, their response times and level of expertise Jacuzzi: You are welcome to visit the station to use it, you have to bring I know that I can turn off my there’s no such thing as clean coal. It is an oxymoron. It is the dirti- do not compare to “on-duty” departments. When you visit you doctor, your own margaritas though. television and not have to watch est energy source that can be found. Whether it’s ripping the top off would you settle for one that practices in his spare time or one that —Cape May Two and A Half Men. But even if mountains and polluting streams or smoke from the smoke stacks. It’s practices all the time? *** I’m not watching it, someone else dirty from the get-go. —North Wildwood First off, congrats to all of the participants in LCMR’s talent show, it was is. And they should not be. I don’t —Wildwood *** a treat. Secondly, way to go “authorities” who ended “The Jetsons” want to just get rid of it on my tele- *** Enough is enough...fi nish Route 55 to Cape May County. Anywhere performance. You completely proved the meaning and essence of that vision. I want to take it away from It is now 2 p.m. I just saw a young man right at Ocean and Andrews else you travel, the roads are all modern and suffi cient to accommodate song. Practice what you preach. Are your music books really without a everyone’s television. It would be Avenues urinating and carrying cases of beer to the beach. Is Wildwood the traffi c. Until you reach the bottom of the state...here. few chapters on Pink Floyd or the Beatles? If you are taking away rights the right thing to do. trying to enforce underage drinking? It was pretty blatant that they are —North Wildwood of any kind for this simple act of expression and talent, you need to think —Wildwood underage and they were already intoxicated at 2 p.m. and they’re carrying *** about what you yourselves have performed or exposed your students to. *** cases of beer to the beach. Who is enforcing the law? And who has any Parents have a constitutional right to voice their opinions in the Spout How stifl ing. What would Mr. Jay say? Saturday, 2:30 a.m. Memorial regards for people in public urinating at 2 p.m. at Ocean and Andrews? Off about LCMR football. I have volunteered thousands of hours to Lower —Cape May weekend and already it’s way out This is quite disturbing. I wish somebody would do something about Township’s football programs. My son was scouted to go to a prep school; *** of control. Fireworks at 2 a.m.; enforcing underage drinking. Not just giving us lip service. he stayed at Lower…biggest mistake of my parent decision-making skills. To the cowardly thief who stole my elderly mother’s pocketbook summer cop watching kid get beat —Wildwood There is no opportunity here for improvement as long as our skill-lacking with her Social Security money out of her shopping cart at Acme: This up; girl getting slapped around by *** coaches continue on the same path. Kids are degraded, humiliated and makes me wonder when the day comes for you to look upon the face of boyfriend only to be making out Let’s get after absentee homeowners. They’re getting hefty rental threatened. If anything is brought up to a coach or the director the player God, will he turn his back to you and send you to burn in hell for all of with same guy fi ve minutes later. checks from the state and their properties are run down. Their rentals pays dearly for it. A good coach wills a player to do better and want to be eternity? Will you think it was worth it then? Same yellow motorcycle 80 miles are becoming a health and fi re hazard. There’s one street in Wildwood a part of a team. How many kids have been lost already this year coach? —Wildwood an hour doing burnouts up and where there are three over crowded rental buildings. Investigate this for Already making excuses for yourself. It’s a parent-child problem now. What *** down the streets all night long, it a safer Wildwood. a joke. Once again your 0-20 record speaks volumes. Well here we go again. The mayor picks her crony for municipal judge gets worse every year, and it’s kids —Wildwood —Cape May Beach without interviewing other candidates. Who’s to say we now have the in condos not just motels. Wasn’t *** *** most qualifi ed person for the job? Typical of this mayor. She continues to that what all these condos were Lower Township taxpayers pay by the ton for the trash that is I would like to know why the coaching staff of LCMR football moved show her inability to lead. What has she done in her 12 years? Nothing going to prevent? Where’s the delivered to the landfi ll. It is so unfair that contractors put waste from the dates of their camp to the same week as the Villanova football camp positive that hasn’t cost us more money in taxes and appointed her upscale demographic? Took the their work at the curb for pickup. I live in a residential neighborhood held in Lower Township? Is it because Villanova is backed by our Raiders cronies. She needs to go. family to the boardwalk, and the and consistently see a landscaper putting branches, bushes, etc. from his coach? Is it because the staff isn’t concerned fi rst about our kids, depriving —Stone Harbor scantily-clothed girls have worse work at the curb. I notice houses with trash from construction debris all them of the opportunity to be seen by Villanova? or is it the fact that our *** mouths than the boys. Who the the time. This is cheating your fellow taxpayers. 0-20 coach wasn’t accepted to Villanova himself? I would like to point out that perhaps one of the reasons that the school heck has raised these little terror- —Lower Township —Lower Township budget was rejected in Woodbine was that there was no information ists and why do we need to endure *** *** given to voters ahead of time; either a mailing or the Herald telling us this every spring? Please no more In reference to the sports at LCMR, and why the football and Excuse me spouter, your kind of rusty on your facts. Commissioner what the budget increases were for. I know that is why both my husband senior weeks. baseball teams have gone so low is quite simple. The people in charge Golden was against the promotion of Offi cer Walt Belles to deputy chief. and I voted “no.” —Wildwood are all related to the people in charge before them, and as a result those Mayor Frederick is in charge of Public Safety. He is the only one that can —Woodbine *** people are still really running the programs. Times have changed and promote Offi cer Belles to deputy chief. Congratulations, Walt, if anybody *** What is going on with the vice their tactics don’t work anymore. Unless you get fresh faces in there deserves to be deputy chief it certainly is you, and should have been done At last week’s Lower Township Council meeting, Town Bank Volun- principals at the Middle Township soon, you can write off this coming year too. It’s too bad. I told my kid many moons ago. I, like so many others, are so very happy for you. teer Fire Chief Lew McGonigal, the guy who was dressed just like Capt. High School? There were two just to fi nd a job after school, it would pay off more than wasting time —West Wildwood Kangaroo, kept using the word “irregardless” which we all know is students who were written up with the sports program. *** not a word at all. for watching porn on their cell —Lower Township I would like to thank the editors of the Cape May County Herald —Villas phone in class, The VP only gave a *** Newspaper. It’s the only paper that I read other than the Sunday Press. (ED. NOTE: No it isn’t a word but is it kind to say so?) warning, and if you read the hand- I am so sick of EMS drivers going to calls speeding in and out of Kudos to the person who ever came up with Spout Off, it is one of the best *** book there are consequences. That traffi c without the sirens. I was in Rio Grande May 21 around 2:30 p.m. columns that you print. I have been reading the Herald for many years. I was surprised to see the big fi rehouse in Court House. I thought I school is going to the dogs. The EMS driver on Route 47 was going in and out of traffi c without the In my opinion it’s the best paper out there. Thank you for giving us a was in Philly. Also several fi re marshals with brand new cars. They must —Middle Township sirens going the whole time. I saw at least six near accidents alone because great paper to read. have a lot of fi res here and plenty of money. *** of him. LTRS is the same way, speeding up and down Bayshore Road —West Wildwood —Court House Middle Township shouldn’t be without the sirens the whole time. Don’t say its for transport, because I (ED. NOTE: Thank the late Joe Zelnik for Spout Off.) *** rushed into approving high-density carry a scanner with me and I know they are going to accidents. So stop *** I would like to know what has happened to the 200 block on Joann “affordable” housing projects. If hot-dogging and use your head. When is our borough going to start enforcing our ordinances? Just Street in North Cape May. It used to be a nice quiet neighborhood. Ever there is a change in the governor’s —Villas some of the fl agrant violations, sign laws on 96th Street, weeds and grass, since last summer and all winter, we have been putting up with listening offi ce, there may well be a change *** same 96th Street, speeding, parking, and boat trailers. What we need is to foul language, fi ghting and arguing outside, smashing glass, loud music in the COAH regulations demand- Well the council just voted to reward Dr. Sprandio for his bad behavior a part time enforcement offi cer, not a full-time events planner. I seem and police and rescue have been there numerous times. It’s always the ing workforce housing. That kind of for not fi xing up his lot for years. They are going to have donors pay to do to recall Joann Vaul voted to raise our taxes and now wants to increase same house. We don’t need your kind in our neighborhood. I’ve lived 90 or 168-unit density could cause it for him. Guess Doctor you better come through with your prediction full-time personnel? How about increasing our councilpersons pay by here for 17 years and have never had a complaint about our street. Shape havoc in our taxes, traffi c, school of starting construction this fall or your friend and benefactor the mayor $2,500 and stop paying for part time health care? Why should we pay up or ship out. system and utilities. Oppose the will have egg on her face again, happening often since she was reelected. over $20,000 a year for one councilman? Such a sweetheart deal, and —North Cape May developers. Where’s the library the mayor told us would be built in 2009? How about our taxes get raised. *** —Middle Township asking your friends in Trenton to help you out? Guess what? You don’t —Stone Harbor It’s so easy, even a caveman could do it. North Wildwood’s grounds *** have any friends in Trenton, do you? *** maintenance or parks department is back at it again. Creating do-nothing A spouter mentioned NW and —Stone Harbor It’s interesting that right before the recall signatures were due in the jobs and wasting our taxpayers’ money. I watch them go along Central Wildwood FD’s responding to- *** Wildwood Clerk’s Offi ce, Troiano and Davenport decided to move the Avenue with their string trimmers creating large dust clouds on the gether, questioning the status of I am positive that dogs are prohibited from Cape May Point’s beaches Clerk’s Offi ce from under Commissioner DeMarzo to Commissioner Dav- center isle mounds that are supposed to be for shrubs and fl owers. I the volunteer companies. Actually at this time of year. enport. I believe the only time a government is allowed to reorganize assume this goes on all over town also. Has the town heard of pre or post this is the best use of both depart- —Cape May Point departments is right after an election. Now Commissioner Davenport emergent? The only thing dumber in this day and age would be doing ments and is also resource sharing. *** will be over the clerk’s offi ce, which is responsible for handling the recall whatever they are doing by hand. I’ll be watching from my porch again It provides for immediate response Kudos to SIC on installing summer amusements and erecting the signatures. This is outrageous and just shows the true colors of Troiano this summer as the dust storm comes by week after week. We could be of both departments on-duty crews. whimsical “Fish Alley” sign. May these be the fi rst steps in creating piz- and Davenport and their deceptive behaviors. getting so much more out of our tax dollars. I guess not even a North In some cases it is done because of zazz along the JFK corridor. I can see privatizing the trash department, —Wildwood Wildwood caveman can do it. the call volume so the volunteers buying up the Italian Club and VFW properties, moving the playground *** —North Wildwood aren’t leaving their primary jobs and BB courts to the school grounds, and developing the whole street The people who put themselves out there and got these recalls done *** everyday, sometimes several times into a family friendly version of Philly’s South Street. Maybe SIC Council are to be commended for their courage and tenacity in trying to get rid I would like to give a huge congrats to all the people involved in the a day. When the fi rst companies could even jazz up the “Welcome to Sea Isle” sign before the bridge (and of the massive spending and corruption in Wildwood. These people Guys on the Go, Girls on the Run 5k, it was a great day and event, I can arrive and determine the incident is retire the sad, homemade TICC sign plopped in front of it) for a real are the true heroes in the City of Wildwood and should be praised and see how hard our boys and girls worked all year. Kudos to you all. of minor nature, the other respond- tourist welcome. thanked every day. —North Cape May ing companies are sent back, or —Sea Isle City —Wildwood *** told to remain in station. However *** *** I think it’s a disgrace that the Lower Township, tee-ball players have when the situation requires, the The mayor should grow up and do what is good for the town. All To the “appalled” spouter: Fish Alley is dedicated to the memory of to sell $75 worth of raffl e tickets or get kicked off the team. What appropriate volunteer companies Herb does is point the fi nger and blame the others before him. So far he fi sherman who died at sea and families who helped shape Sea Isle City. If happened to the sport for the little guys? And all they are worried about are summoned and used. Ask the has kept zero promises and has used our tax money to fund his own you have truly lived here 17 years on Garden Blvd., which no one seems is who’s going to take care of the concession stand. I’m glad all my kids fi refi ghters rather than seeking personal war. The stupid sign at the bridge and fi sh on the poles is an eye to have heard of, you would know some of the history of this great old are grown and don’t have to put up with this. Spout Off answers. sore. The idea of a mobile signboard for storm warnings was great. It is town and the people that made it what it is today. Transplants come here —North Cape May —Wildwood a shame he did not come up with that. for the character of the town, then they want to change it in the image *** (ED. NOTE: What a terrific —West Wildwood they perceive it should be. Usually based on where they came from or their I was reassessed $600,000, for what? We didn’t even make the Top 10 best beaches. What are we paying all this money for? Trash pick up (Page A16 Please) BURKE MOTOR IMPORTS Your Import It’s A “Shore” Store At The Thing Shore Das Auto. Specializing In Pre-owned Imports BurkeVW.com Exit 10 GSP, Cape May Court House 465-6000 1-800-343-2757 Burke.Subaru.com A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 3 2009

Spout Off *** coming in and going out of West Wildwood, it has to be leaking oil, etc. duce results, your vile hate for the (From Page A15) What’s up with the Lower cop following the white truck into public Can anything be done about it? former president doesn’t wash. You works Sunday? Did he have to tie up the whole driveway? He could have —West Wildwood are a coward and a disgrace. Stop idea!) pulled him off to the side so we (taxpayers) could get by. Good public *** blaming Bush and get a life or get *** service? Last year the lack of sunspots forecasted last winter’s severe cold. some help, do something. In this day and age of frequent rudeness, it’s so nice to deal with the —Lower Township The sunspots are even less now. This predicts much drought and a cooler, —Avalon friendly, profi cient employees of the Villas Post Offi ce. They are always *** shorter growing season. The USA corn stockpile is down to 33 days. Full *** helpful with a ready smile and pleasant greeting. Hats off to all of them, Just think, one thing; all Troiano and Davenport did was lie and raise production will not be possible. For example, Argentina is predicting a I agree with last week’s spouter especially Carole. taxes. Thanks for the recall, but I heard they are running again in the 26 percent decline in food production particularly wheat, soy, corn and who said Sea Isle City is making —Villas special election in July. This is stupid. They are out of their minds. People, sunfl ower. Food infl ation is on the way. The increases in food production lots of great improvements and the *** do not make the mistake of reelecting them. We need a fresh start. The and cheaper food prices caused by global warming are over. town is starting to look really nice. Thank you, Mr. Mayor for rescinding the parking permits in Cape May. thing they should do is shut up and step down. —Sea Isle City What I disagree with though is that It has caused more problems and hard feelings since it began. People will —Wildwood *** hideous ugly Fish Alley sign. It just have to park a few feet farther from their homes now. Wish we could *** How can the spouter from Erma think the players from LCMR don’t looks so out of place. Couldn’t they take down these signs now for the upcoming season. All of these people My friend says that the people who have those handicap parking work hard? He should talk to them and see how committed they are. He have come up with something with knew they had no parking when they bought their house. If it was permits must display the placard on their rear view mirror even when should go to their practices. They can only do what their coach teaches a little more class? I under stand such a problem, why did they buy the house in the fi rst place? driving. That way other drivers are alerted and pay more attention when them. Maybe it’s time to get a new coach and give the football players a that it’s there because it’s a fi shing, —Cape May driving close to their vehicles. Is that true? chance to learn more than up the middle. These kids should be given a boating and fi sh market area, but it *** —Wildwood lot of credit for trying their best every week when they haven’t won a makes it sound awful. I was surprised Memorial Day weekend to fi nd that the sand boards, (ED. NOTE: According to the state MVC, those placards are only for game in three years. —Sea Isle City although stacked on the beach were not installed. Certainly, there was parking in handicap parking spaces.) —Villas *** enough time to do this. I pay considerable taxes to have a home here and *** *** A question for city council: think that the least I could expect is to have everything in place for the Can anyone explain why the Wildwood commission meetings April I am sorry to say this, but the Avalon mayor went way too far in The engineer who designed the summer season by Memorial Day. 22 and May 13 are not posted on the Web site of Wildwood? Are they criticizing French people in his speech following the Memorial Day marina bulkhead and boardwalk —Wildwood Crest still being recorded and posted on Google? Any information would be parade. He had not one, but two ethnic stories that were very insulting made a mistake by not tying the *** helpful. to the French. What did that have to do with this Memorial Day and the new structure into the existing dock On this weekend of celebrating military personnel past and present, —Wildwood honoring of our soldiers who have died in many places since World War ramps. Why are you now saying the my Aunt went to her husbands’ gravesite at CMCH Veterans Cemetery. *** II? I believe an apology is in order. taxpayers have to spend thousands All I can say is deplorable, disgraceful, absolutely, positively disrespectful. Lost locked iPod touch on May 24 on the bike path to the boardwalk. —Avalon of dollars to pay for the engineer’s When she was here visiting from New Mexico in October 2008, the sod Pink case...for a reward call 215-576-5141. *** mistake? that she had placed after his burial had been ripped up/destroyed. When —North Wildwood To the West Wildwood spouter claiming Jim Perloff was trying to —Sea Isle City she contacted a monument fi rm, they told her they were in the process *** “table” the vote on the proposed water contract: No single person can *** of repairing his site along with a few others. When we visited his site last It’s that time of the year when Mayor Henfey welcomes everyone to the table anything. He was there to fi nd out about the terms of the contract. To those so interested in why week, not a thing had been done. Because it was not corrected, it looks Wildwoods, safest and one of the last Free & Guarded Beaches on the We all are questioning selling something worth $5 plus million for the LCMR baseball assistant coach worse than it did in October. Why was it necessary to lie to a grieving South Jersey Coast. I would like to make one request to our permanent and $1 million. The mayor has the ability to drop the water prices without sits in the dugout while his team is woman? This is a veterans’ cemetery; it should be in the utmost pristine seasonal residents, and to all our visitors. At 10 a.m. every morning the selling our assets. Wildwood stated “no purchase, no deal.” I know the offense. You should ask the head condition - especially this weekend. This should be rectifi ed immediately “Star Spangled Banner” is played followed by “God Bless America.” Pease facts, I was at the meeting. coach, as the assistant coach has - not just for my uncle, but for all the other veterans. How can the living ask everyone around you to pause and remember our troops by singing our —West Wildwood no say as his hands are tied with veterans place American fl ags on a veterans’ grave knowing that this national anthem. Children and legal immigrants must hear the words to *** the current situation in the baseball site is deplorable, shameful, yet they do have the means to fi x a fellow appreciate our great country. Let’s put away our cell phones, stop texting, I was in Wildwood for the holiday weekend, visiting from Philadelphia program. I am sure that he would veterans’ gravesite? and take the iPod buds out of our ears and stop and be proud Americans. with my family at our shore home. I was fearful for my family’s safety during love to be on fi rst base coaching. —Port Norris —North Wildwood the entire weekend. The town was out of control, and when we were on —Erma *** *** the Boardwalk we never even saw a police offi cer. Where were the police? *** Is there anyone out there who recently bought a car from a local I drove up to my parents’ house along the beach block over the Memo- Wildwood, I know you are having tough fi nancial times, but you cannot There was not one police car used car dealership in the area having trouble with it? I am an elderly rial Day weekend. The municipal employees do wonderful work all year sacrifi ce public safety. No one will visit your town if they are not safe. that went by my house this week- lady who purchased a vehicle from one and has had nothing but trouble long. I have been a part-time resident for more than 40 years. I would —Wildwood end. I couldn’t believe it. I had to with it. The car cost me $4,000, and since I purchased it, I had to put like to make one suggestion when it comes to pedestrian safety, cyclist *** deal with a large group of teenag- $3,000 into it. safety, and motor vehicle safety. Please do not use the following roadway The updated fi gures SICTA presented at the council meeting shows ers all weekend sitting on my car —North Cape May design in any other areas. In North Wildwood on Surf Ave. (from 17th there is a major problem in the water and sewer system. Ninety million and causing trouble through the *** St. to 26th St.) a beautifully constructed area is open to the public and is gallons were pumped out of the ground but only 61.69 million gallons neighborhood. I was actually scared Maris Stella can handle larger crowds needed on weekends year round. being used now, and will be heavily used during the upcoming summer were billed. What happened to the rest? Who got free water? Also, if the for the fi rst time being a summer It seems the best choice to keep that church open all winter and close down and holidays. Who in the world designed and approved the construc- city pumped out 90 million gallons how come the MUA billed us for 160 resident here. This is bad. My taxes St. Paul’s for that time period saving on operating expenses. No money is tion of a diagonal parking area in the middle of a beach block street, million gallons of sewerage? go up and then the police go away. saved if you keep both open to share the two Masses on Sunday. We need where the greatest volume of pedestrians, cyclists, and motor vehicles —Sea Isle City Merging with Wildwood may not to get practical about this and put the emotional aside. will encounter one another? *** be a bad idea. —Avalon —North Wildwood Are the LT Little League books public knowledge? I am curious to —West Wildwood *** *** know what my registration fee goes to. T-ball and coach pitch uniforms *** Three big reasons why Stone Harbor is becoming more like Coney The borough should cut the grass on the 600 block of Glenwood are donated. Softball and Little League are used year after year. Umps and During the last water and sewer Island: We have a weed garden within a tacky chain link fence to look Avenue property. The grass is over three feet high. It is an eyesore. coaches are volunteer. The township cuts the grass. Please correct me if I billing cycle, the city pumped 90 at as you enter our town for which the borough would like donations to —Wildwood am wrong. Where does the money for these raffl e tickets go? How about million gallons of water. However, clean it up (Has the doctor lost all his money? or perhaps it’s the council *** the money made at the concession stand? I guess maybe I should go to the the city billed its customers for 61 that have lost their marbles). Now we have what used to be a peaceful I want to thank everyone working for the borough for a great Memo- next meeting on June 2. Are all the games going to be made up? I did pay millions gallons of water. Can any- beach invaded by ice-cream hawkers. Who made this decision?? And then rial Day celebration and thanks to Marty for a great speech. This kind for my kids to play not for them to be signed up and have half the games one explain what happened to the there is the bright idea of a library on the beach (brick, no less). Maybe of celebration is what makes this borough a great place to live with great cancelled. Maybe I should request a refund or just hold some of the raffl e other 30 million gallons? it’s not the mayor and the council that have lost their marbles, it’s we the people. money. Help, I need answers. —Townsend Inlet people that voted them in. —Avalon —Lower Township *** —Stone Harbor *** *** Well with the advent of summer *** It was nice to be left alone for the holiday weekend by all the county Spout Off comments are not Letters to the Editor. According to standard come the ignorant folks that double Who came up with the new parking pattern from 18th-26th avenues detectives around town. So many questions. defi nition, a Letter to the Editor must be between 100 to 200 words long, park their cars on the sidewalks, on Surf Avenue? It must be someone who never plans to drive on it. When —West Wildwood include the writer’s name, address and telephone number and e-mail effectively causing undue safety driving down Surf, it is impossible to see the cars that are trying to cross *** address if sent via e-mail. So editor, we spouters are not writing letters issues for all. This past weekend Surf. When coming down the side streets, it is impossible to see the cars When is someone going to do something about the old Menz prop- here. And also right, we are not cowards, only busy. they were seemingly everywhere. coming down Surf. It is worse than the situation on Central Avenue. It is erty on west 26th Street in West Wildwood? That property is dangerous. —Cape May My question is, must we call the an accident waiting to happen if it hasn’t already. Who owns it? (ED. NOTE: Letters may be up to 600 words.) police to inform them of every oc- —North Wildwood —North Wildwood *** currence, even though they drive *** *** Not sure who had the bright idea for the new parking on Surf Avenue, right by the act continuously? Is Taxpayers beware. After a recall was reached, the same two that got Thank you, Mr. Golden, for fi nally coming out and supporting our but you really blew it. It’s very dangerous. Please everyone, drive slow it selective enforcement by the recalled want to run again. Please use your head. We need two new police department’s new leadership. It’s time to be your own man and and keep your eye open for kids. police, or is it truly a situation that elected people not the same old cronies. They should have their head cut the puppet strings. —North Wildwood does not warrant their attention examined. They’re nuts. —West Wildwood *** unless reported? I might add, that —Wildwood *** A resident asked the city to make more parking spaces available at is how many large cities began their I wish the police would do something about the blue Explorer in the 49th Street city lot. The city administrator fl atly rejected the idea. free falls, ignoring the seemingly the 500 block of West S Avenue. He drives like a racecar driver up and Perhaps if he lived in the town and didn’t have a reserved parking space insignifi cant acts of ignorance. down the street. at City Hall he would understand how bad the parking situation in the —North Wildwood —West Wildwood town is. *** *** —Sea Isle City Thank you to the mayor, council On April 9, the valve at Poplar and Venice was put back on, *** members, and citizens who stepped after a concerned citizen called Commissioner McNamara to tell him it The administration at the Cape May County Technical High School in to provide the Shelter Haven had fallen off. Public works two weeks prior had only replaced it. Now, is completely backwards. They are so oblivious to the most important lot for summer activities. There our island has fl ooded, due to incorrectly placed valves, or uncorrected issues at the school. They are entirely way too focused on the minor were some spiteful citizens against replaced valves. I was one of the lucky ones, like our mayor, who did not issues that will in no way harm the students. What Tech really needs improving a private lot, but the have any damage done. I wonder where were the emergency manage- is somebody who can relate to the students and not judge them on any spirit of doing what is best for the ment team, and the mayor when we needed them? I think we need to background issues. town prevailed. Now there will hire some experienced workers back here. What do you say mayor? —North Cape May be an attractive, landscaped lot —West Wildwood *** on which movies and performing *** Why is it I can go to a national chain pharmacy in Court House and artists can appear, funded by com- I live in the neighborhood adjacent to Sandcastle Drive in Court have my prescription fi lled within 15 minutes. Yet, if I drop off a munity groups and citizens who House, and I have to say that it’s getting a little unsightly. I walk my dog prescription to the largest chain retailer in the nation’s pharmacy in Rio care about the town. Thank you for and occasionally drive through Sandcastle Drive to pick up my kids from Grande, the wait is always two hours or more? C’mon folks, you’ve got doing the right thing. friends’ houses. The vacant lots have turned into what looks like building twice the pharmacy staff and half of the customers as the other store. Get —Stone Harbor supply dumps. They are all overgrown with weeds and are scattered with with the program. *** old building supplies. The street is also hazardous with manhole covers —Middle Township Why is a boat that is leaking sticking up at least fi ve inches. The neighborhood started out very nice *** oil allowed to be parked at the but now seems to have been forgotten by the township or developers. boat ramp parking lot for days on It’s a shame and something should be done to fi x these issues. Pave the Why is the golf course on 33rd Street allowed to have trash on the end? And why is someone allowed street and clean up the mess. sidewalk all weekend when private homes cannot put trash out until the to bring their motorized camper —Court House night before pick up? there around dinnertime and set *** —Sea Isle City up light housekeeping, bringing out Beautiful Memorial Day service at American Legion and guess who *** beach chairs and a grill? Isn’t this didn’t show? Demarzo. He could Okay, Middle Township police, you put up a warning sign on the what Wal-Mart is for, to allow lazy, care less about anything in this com- southbound side of Route 47 with an empty police car on the northbound cheap visitors who don’t wish to munity but himself and his cronies side. A speeding car passed my husband on a solid yellow line on Saturday pay to stay at a campground stay at who want to destroy this town for morning. If a real police offi cer had been in the car, Middle Township Wal-Mart for free? Don’t we have their own selfi sh power. It’s sad he could have made money for (1) speeding and (2) passing on a solid yellow enough freeloaders in this county Thinking about converting couldn’t even take time to honor line. Now that Memorial Day weekend is over and everyone knows that by way of illegals and welfare vets who died to give you people the vehicle is empty, perhaps you could actually have an offi cer in the recipients? Now we’re going to to Natural Gas? your right to your recall protest. area to catch the violators. add folks who want to live like Come to your senses people. If —Goshen gypsies to the mix? these people take power you will be *** —Stone Harbor We can help! Call Bowman’s left with what? A few extra dollars Thank you to all of the people who sat in traffi c on Route 47 all day *** at the end of the year maybe, but Sunday and threw their trash out of their windows onto our lawns. I applaud the installation of * For a limited time only... you’ll be giving up much more. We do not throw our trash on your property and would appreciate it if you guard rails on the parkway. How- • 0% Financing available for up to —Wildwood would not throw your trash onto ours. Would it be that diffi cult to take ever, in many areas they are not *** your trash home with you and put it in your trashcan? properly installed. The grassy me- 60 months to qualifi ed buyers To the West Wildwood spouter —Dennisville dian should have been leveled • No money down who was looking for a used Bobcat *** with additional dirt to increase the • No payments until trailer: I hear there’s a local cement The bondholders that should be getting fi rst dibs in the Chrysler and height of the guard rails. In some business going under and that all of GM bankruptcies are only getting 27 cents on the dollar. This is not areas, I do not think they will be ef- June 1, 2010 their equipment will be going up constitutional, but that doesn’t seem to matter to President Obama. But he fective. I hope someone will correct on the block. Not sure if the sale may be having second thoughts now. His administration needs to sell by this situation. will be here or at their main offi ce September $900 billion in bonds for his bailouts. Why would anyone buy —Cape May in Linwood. $900 billion in bonds from him when he turned $1,000 bonds into $270 *** —West Wildwood bonds owned mostly by pension funds and 401ks? The US credit rating is Now that all the campgrounds *** going down and risk is going up. Actions have consequences. and mobile home parks are opened Where are all the environmental —Sea Isle City up, people should be using “green” watchdogs? Why is that sunken *** products to power wash the boat at Glenwood Avenue allowed I am sick and tired of all you liberal’s blaming Bush for everything going exterior of their homes. It’s against . . . to stay there year after year? It’s wrong in this country, especially you Avalon. I am for torture and it does the law to use anything else. Keep awful. Besides being an eyesore work. Just because you’re a wimp and can’t stand to hear that it did pro- (Page A17 Please) Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17

Spout Off addressed. make your money now. But you should remember it is the local, year *** (From Page A16) —North Wildwood round customers to your bars, that keep you open in the winter months. To the Spouter from Middle *** Wouldn’t it be nice if the bars here could do like other tourist towns and Township: I have to say I was our lakes and oceans chemical free. Where was the public works commissioner when Avenue J was have “locals” cards and “locals” prices, requiring ID that you live on completely offended by your com- —Court House under water? Or should I ask where he was when his workers left a the island? Other towns such as Key West, and Myrtle Beach do this and ment that Star of the Sea school has *** valve off a storm drain for a whole holiday weekend? Thanks for fl ooding it keeps the locals coming in. “...always maintained a higher How can anyone not try to change the coaching staff of the high the neighborhood. —Wildwood standard of respectability and school? The boys were champs when they played for the township. —West Wildwood *** morals in their students...” than How do they go from a perfect record to the worst one? Same players, *** The wooden walkways to the beach (that are picked up for the win- St. Ann’s school has. I fi nd it hard different coach. Would the woman who keeps getting up at council meetings to ter) were not put down for the Memorial Day holiday weekend; hopefully to believe that you have personally —North Cape May discuss her opinion of the Prosecutors Offi ce please sit down and keep they will be put in place soon. It really does make it easier for anyone with met all the children that have ever *** quiet. You do not speak for most of the town and you do not speak for children or the elderly. attended both schools because that To the spouter who thanked the mayor of SIC for the new judge: I think most of the women in Cape May County. It is people like you that turn —Wildwood Crest is really the only way you would that you are overlooking the wonderful job that Judge Calloway did for people off from a good cause. You go on and on but no one is jumping on *** be able to come to a fair conlusion SIC for 23 years. Judge Calloway provided SIC a respectful, funny, sound your bandwagon. The City Council is not entertaining your rantings and You’re correct, I’m not a schoolboy; I’m a school woman and a mother on who was more “respectable” or legal jurist for years. He is an outstanding public servant and should be neither are the freeholders. of two. It would save me tremendous amounts of time away from my “moral.” So I guess you are just bas- thanked for his years of service to the people of SIC. We want to thank —Sea Isle City children if Stockton were to put a campus here. If the state decides to ing the statement on the perception you Judge Calloway for everything you have done and you will be missed. *** sell to Stockton then that is what will happen. And I know that aside from that some people seem to have in Good luck in your future endeavors. I attended my fourth council meeting recently, and it was the same an emergency situation Lower Township PD has no jurisdiction over that this county that Cape May=Good —Sea Isle City 4-5 people complaining. Where are all the happy people? They must area. Thank the township for not buying it when they had the chance. and Wildwood=Bad. Any person *** be on the beach. I think I will join them and remain positive and happy And satellite schools don’t have dorms to live at; so there wouldn’t be that would publicly comment on To the Wildwood school teacher who is disappointed with their salary: about the town I live in. partying anyway. the “respectability and morals” of You also don’t make as much as a police offi cer, fi refi ghter, or the manager —Sea Isle City —Villas a child, probably doesn’t have of Wawa. However, you choose your profession and you knew the salary *** *** much of either themselves. when you accepted the job. Most teachers don’t get into education for The budget problem’s solved. Just ticket all those people who refuse to Sotomayor is an Obama protégé, and that is a scary thing. Judges —Court House the money. I feel sorry for your students. I think that you should fi nd a hang up and drive. Leaving Wildwood yesterday and heading south on the shouldn’t be empathetic; they are there to make decisions based on facts *** career with a salary that will make you happy. GSP for Cape May, one black SUV with special guard tags, guy driving and and at that level the constitution. If a white, 50-year-old rich man had said We’d like to thank the people —Wildwood talking, one white SUV on the parkway headed south, talk, talk, talk, and he was more qualifi ed to make judgments than a poor Latina woman, that who put the American flags *** one black Ford Escape, young woman, over the George Redding Bridge, would have ended his chances and his career. I am sick of the politically around the WWI Monument on As a parent I believe that we need to focus more of our attention on long wavy hair, gotta talk on my cell. You all make lane changes without correct, affi rmative action garbage. Let the best be the best whether they the Pilgrim Circle over Memorial the actions of the LCMR baseball head coach rather than his assistants. signals, made turns, no signals, and have trouble staying in lane and are are black white purple or polka-dotted. Be it male female or something in Day Weekend. Did we ever stop to think that maybe he is enabling those around him? breaking the law. None of you are important enough to risk my family’s between. Enough is enough with equality being forced down everyone’s —North Cape May The actions of the head coach have been and continue to be a complete safety with anything you are talking about. Just hang up. throat. Not everyone can do as well at everything as everyone else; not all *** disgrace to the entire program. Our kids deserve better and I know that —Cape May kids are as smart, not all men are as qualifi ed. Waah, waah, waah. That’s things would be more successful if a change was made. *** —Lower Township what we get from LCMR football —Villas *** To pay for national socialized medicine, the Democrats want a 10% *** coach and his friends. The players Canada has done two scientifi c studies on using reusable grocery bags. percent VAT (value added tax), a sales tax on everything as it is made Why not try imposing beach fees to keep North Wildwood clean and aren’t dedicated enough, not smart In the larger study 64 percent of the reusable bags had illness causing mold, and sold. Say you buy a computer. The parts maker pays 10 percent on property values up? The day trippers fi ll up the trashcans, drive around end- enough to remember plays, or just yeast and/or bacteria. The studies noted that people using reusable bags the raw materials, the computer maker pays 10 percent on the parts, the lessly to fi nd a “free” parking space and fi ll up the porta potties. They bring don’t have what it takes. Funny, should be cautioned that there are “signifi cant risks (that) include skin store pays 10 percent on the computer and the shipping and then the their goods from home and rarely spend money in North Wildwood. I don’t they had it all when they were infections such as bacterial boils, allergic reactions, triggering of asthma buyer pays 10 percent again on the computer. You will hear that conser- understand why our beautiful beach is free to those who mess it up. the township champs. Don’t even attacks, and ear infections.” Some bags even had detectable levels of fecal vatives have a similar proposal called the Fair Tax. Don’t believe it. With —North Wildwood complain about seniors leaving. It’s intestinal bacteria. If you feel sick, your bags may be the cause. the Fair Tax income tax is outlawed. Yep, no income tax and the sales tax *** been three years since we’ve seen a —Erma is only on the fi nal sale like our state sales tax. I’ve been living in Diamond Beach and going to the Crest Tavern for 20 win. Give us a break. Let the “Its *** —North Wildwood years now. I don’t understand why it says it was established in 2004. Not My Fault” coach go. *** —Diamond Beach —Cape May As an employee of the County of Cape May, I have some common sense It’s that time again, the bars raise their prices for the season. Ok, fi ne suggestions to the freeholders to help with the county budget. Let’s not *** re-invent the wheel: Let’s start charging a small per-person fee for our zoo entry (we now charge nothing). Let’s start charging the nursing home staff to buy employee lunches (we now charge nothing). And let’s keep the only current profi t-making entity that we have (Crest Haven Nursing Home) as is. Don’t mess with success-make changes to departments that have been losing money for years (the Outpatient PT Department) and stop the political protection of your friends — it’s embarrassing. —Court House *** Dick Cheney and his supporters are blind to the ironies in his defense of our use of torture techniques. First, one of the pillars of America’s value system has been our belief in the principle that the means justify the ends. Now Cheney advocates that in the case of terrorism we should adopt the principle of ideologies that we say are morally inferior to ours: the ends justify the means. Secondly, Cheney argues that in order to defend American values, circumstances require that we violate those values. He doesn’t understand that if we violate our values when we think it necessary or convenient, then we no longer have values to defend. —Avalon *** Does anyone in Cape May County know that the Department of Health has an outpatient physical therapy clinic that is open to all residents of Cape May County and accepts Medicare? I was shocked when I found out that this has been in existence for years and years. When I went there for treatment I was happy enough with my therapy — however every time I went there I was the only one there. They have fi ve or six therapists that are not kept busy. Let’s give them some business or let’s look to see where those salaries could be better spent. —Cape May County *** As a lifelong resident and taxpayer, I hope the freeholders think long and hard before they make any changes to Crest Haven Nursing Home. With aging parents and in laws, over the years I have had experiences with many of the privately run nursing homes in the area. When it came time David Leavy, 9 year cancer survivor to place my mother in a long-term care facility, there was no question as to where the best place was for her to be. The staff at Crest Haven is outstanding. I recognize the same faces as I saw there years ago. There seems to be little staff turnover, and they treat me and my mother with the respect we deserve. Keep the nursing home the way it is. Find other solutions to your problem. Keep Crest Haven a county-run nursing home. CHOOSE TO FIGHT WITH Don’t make our elderly suffer. —Cape May *** Who was the brain behind the center island on Surf? Have you tried ALL WE’VE GOT driving along a cross street and trying to see on coming traffi c? This is an accident waiting to happen and when it does I hope the people involved blame it on the idiot who came up with the idea. Whatever happened to the law “no drinking on the beach?” On Saturday, May 23, there were Opening Summer 2009 more underage drinkers at Second Street than there was room for. Not a cop in sight. All I can say it is going to be a long hot summer. In the fight against cancer, you need to attack on several fronts. With AtlantiCare Cancer Care Institute as an ally, you —North Wildwood have the weapons you need. Our new 39,600 square foot center combines world-class medical expertise, unsurpassed *** With regard to the latest change order for the Marina Bulkhead job, technology and comprehensive support programs. Our multidisciplinary team of cancer specialists – from oncologists to why are the taxpayers being forced to pay for the engineer’s mistake. nutritionists – is dedicated to helping patients fight their cancer while caring for the needs of the whole person. 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Though I didn’t New Jersey control your environment when receiving think it would get this kind of feedback, I didn’t expect it to be a big deal • State-of-the-art linear accelerator treatment chemotherapy either. I offered to buy her a new feeder cause it is the right thing to do; I wasn’t looking for praise or anything like that. I read the ad and thought • Image Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT) • Building registered for U.S. Green Building Council it would be something good to do. The woman’s daughter came in and • Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) thanked me and let me know how happy I made her mom, and I wanted to say thanks for all the feedback; I’m glad people out there know not • Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) Silver Certification everyone is out for themselves. • Xoft® Electronic Brachytherapy • A building design defined by the healing arts —Villas *** • 64-Slice PET/CT • Magnet-designated nursing staff – the nursing To the spouter who blamed the football players from LCMR for not • da Vinci® Robotic Surgery profession’s highest honor being committed and wanting “instant gratifi cation:” back to back seasons of 0-10 is hardly gratifying. These boys work hard year round on the • 3-D computer tomography (CT) • Nationally recognized customer service fi eld and in the weight room. Very few have opted or could afford to be • Cyberknife® Radiosurgery available Fall 2009 “shipped off to prep school” as suggested. Parents would be more involved if allowed. The problem is the coach. He gets indignant when any input is made. Once he was asked if we were going to win. He answered, “If To learn more call 888.569.1000 or visit www.atlanticare.org I were playing we would.” How encouraging. He thinks lifting a ton of weight is the way to go. Doesn’t he know that reps are far better for strength and his method could injure young bodies? Better leadership is needed, not better kids. —North Cape May *** Whose idea was it to put those 80 parking spots in North Wildwood in the middle of the street? I was almost hit three times while driving down the street. There are too many blind spots and cars are just taking too many chances. Later in the week when I was riding my bike in the bike lane, I had two very close calls. 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HERALD ADS WORK! Cleaning- CMCH, NJ 08210 Beauty- BUS DRIVERS Closing Date: CLEANERS WANTED June 15, 2009 EOE/AA MIDDLE TOWNSHIP HAIRSTYLIST Seeking part time help. Full &/or part time, sea- NOW HIRING FOR PART-TIME Experienced & licensed. Must have car & work sonal. Must have CDL & Summer, year round, full Saturdays. Experience P endorsement. EMPLOYMENT Education- or part time. helpful.

Please contact RECREATION ATTENDANT SHAMPOO PERSON 609-523-9560 Lion Trailways ★★★★★ Part Time 609-889-0924 TEACHER OF RECREATION ATTENDANT/SENIOR CENTER MATHEMATICS Peter Vincent Hair Salon Cleaning- Must be friendly and enjoy working with the public. 609-522-5637 Drivers- High School. Septem- Basic clerical skills required CLEANING PEOPLE ber 2009. NJ certifi ca- Drivers/Ice tion required. ONLINE Cream Trucks APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE IN THE PERSONNEL OFFICE House Needed Saturdays & 33 MECHANIC STREET Sundays only starting Full-Time Seasonal. Any interested can- Hunting? July 4. Good pay. Wild- College students or for- didate should send CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE NJ 08210 GO TO wood Crest area. eign workers with drivers a complete resume (609)465-8866 license welcome. Call immediately to: www.capemaycountyherald.com Call Joe, 609-463-0774. 609-743-6791. Deadline for accepting applications is June 12, 2009 Jack Pfi zenmayer, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Superintendent WebID #: 179109 Residency Preference — Lower Cape May Regional www.middletownship.com 9OUR,INKTO,OCAL"USINESS School District Cape May, NJ 08204 The Delaware River and Bay Authority, an employer of choice, ★★★★★ MIDDLE TOWNSHIP is seeking qualiÀ ed candidates for the following full-time positions: EOE

NOW HIRING MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST IV (HVAC MECHANIC) CAPE MAY, NJ MARINE ELECTRICIAN CAPE MAY, NJ General- DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF VITAL STATISTICS PART-TIME POSITION For more information regarding these positions, including job duties and CASHIER/ The Township of Middle is seeking a part-time Deputy Registrar minimum requirements, please see our website at www.drba.net. Quali¿ ed ATTENDANT interested candidates may apply on-line or submit their resume to: of Vital Statistics with excellent customer service skills. State Needed for Avalon Mini- Golf. Certi¿ cation required or candidate must be willing to obtain. Delaware River and Bay Authority Candidate must be pro¿ cient in Word, Excel, and Outlook. Call Bill, P.O. Box 71 609-465-4472 Send resumes and references to Vera Kalish-Personnel Of¿ cer, New Castle, DE 19720 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House NJ 08210 Attn: Human Resources

Application deadline June 22, 2009 Or via facsimile to: (302) 571-6420

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Web ID’s mean more information is available online at www.capemaycountyherald.com Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Healthcare/Offi ce- we’re looking for Hotel/Motel/ General- BILLING Hotel/Motel- remarkable Maintenance- PEOPLE. ASSISTANT PARKING LOT DESK CLERK Shore Resort ATTENDANT/VALET Part time, year round for Part time Property Management A leader in the healthcare industry, Mid- June - Labor Day. busy ophthalmic practice is seeking motivated, Genesis HealthCare is now hiring PM hours. Boardwalk in CMCH, 25-30 hours CHAMBERPERSON Full or part time. experienced individu- for our North Cape Center area. Must have valid per week, some evening in North Cape May, NJ. Healthcare/Dental- als for the following drivers license and abil- hours, no weekends, re- seasonal positions for ity to drive automatic ception and computer Seasonal positions, * GENERAL references required. beachfron properties RN SUPERVISOR: and stick shifts. Email: skills needed, billing ex- in the Wildwoods: DENTIST perience preferred but park4fun2009@hotmail. SUB-ACUTE FLOOR will train motivated indi- Apply in person, MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8:00AM–4:30PM com (2) HOUSEKEEPERS * DENTAL vidual. mornings (Condo experience WebID #: 179113 ASSISTANT Sea Gull Motel As part of the Genesis team, — preferred Please e-mail your Atlantic & Cresse you’ll enjoy: 8am & 3pm shifts) Cape May Court resume and references Wildwood • Medical, dental, vision benefits

House and Atlantic to nmoore@ ask for Doreen • Flexible schedule and vacation time General- (2) SECURITY City locations. Top atlanticeye.net • 401k • Tuition assistance • And more!

Pay. License required. POSITIONS RECREATION Full time, benefi ts. — WebID #: 179086 Hotel/Motel- (Midnight shift) APPLY TODAY! AIDE Healthcare/Offi ce- at www.genesiscareers.jobs Call 609-909-0170 FRONT DESK (3) MAINTENANCE The Lower Township Contact Patti Myers or Jenifer Dolan Fax resumes to: POSITIONS Recreation Dept. is now RECEPTIONIST 609-909-0176 Experience, mature (7am; 2pm shifts) at 866-277-2074, accepting applications minded. art time. Must fax resumé to 609-898-8923 for a permanent, part Busy family practice be available weekend (2) BEACH time Recreation Aide. looking for a part time or email nights. LIFEGUARDS [email protected] The candidate should be receptionist, 10 - 20 (Daily shift) youth oriented, energetic hours a week, nights and Healthcare- Call Robin & possess organizational weekends a must. Expe- 609-522-7277 (1) BARTENDER skills. Position includes rience necessary. MEDICAL CHART or fax resume Barefoot Bar & Grille EOE M/F/D/V day, evening & possibly COORDINATOR 609-522-9204 Mon. & Tues., weekend hours. Posi- Send resume by fax 11am - 7:30pm tion offers approximately 609-898-1912 CERTIFIED Opportunity for self- 15 - 20 hours per week. directed individual with We are an EEO HOME HEALTH AIDES Starting salary is $9.76 hospital experience to Hotel/Motel- employer. Serious per hour. collect, collate, and ship candidates only. Hotel/Motel- patient charts. Must Grand Hotel seeks Anyone applying must For more information be able to work quickly have previous experi- Holy Redeemer Home Care Call 609-886-7880 ext. and effi ciently. Hospital ✰✰✰✰✰ * FRONT ence with references. Hiring for Full Time Positions! 9 experience and familiar- Desert Sand DESK AGENTS If you want a full time job and are a General- ity with Microsoft Offi ce Resort Email resume or Certified Home Health Aide, come to our required. 24 hours/week. Full & Part Time Full/part time. Must be letter of interest to Rita’s Water Ice Excellent benefi ts. Positions Available available for all shifts. acyhan@ JOB FAIR of Cape May Housekeepers, Main- shoreresortpm.com Tuesday, June 9th, 3pm-6pm Located on Beach Ave. Respond to fax tenance, Laundry, and Fax resume: Holy Redeemer Home Care, Looking to fi ll Assistant 732-212-0061 or Pool Attendents. 609-898-0341 6550 Delilah Road, Suite 501 Manager & other posi- [email protected] Please apply in per- or apply in person Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234 tions for May-Oct sea- son. 7888 Dune Drive, 1045 Beach Avenue (entrance in back of building) son. Must be reliable, Avalon 609-368-5133 Cape May Hotel/Motel- Weoffer: responsible, and enjoy ✰✰✰✰✰ • Medical & dental • Paid vacation people. Call 609-439- Healthcare- benefits • Pension plan Now Hiring • Mileage reimbursement • Tuition reimbursement 2481 for interview. Front Desk Clerks, — WebID #: 179105 EMPLOYMENT- • Competitive salary & more! OCEANA Housekeepers & TOO LATE TO These positions support our Hospice — WebID #: 177607 REHABILITATION & NURSING CENTER, CLASSIFY Hotel Positions patients in their homes and facilities.

a 116 bed LTC Find qualifi ed Please RSVP to Susan Burns, Ph: 609-761-0296 facility is seeking Please apply at or apply online: www.holyredeemer.com employees. Restaurant/Food Hotel Alcott General- Service- 107 Grant Street * COOKS & Place your help Cape May TRAFFIC SLICER, CASHIER DIETARY wanted ad in SAFETY MASCOT & DRESSER AIDES The Herald HERALD ADS WORK! ALL SHIFTS Individual needed to Classifi eds. No experience PLACE YOUR AD HERE EOE Advanced Clinical Care in the Home

work as “SPLASH” on Call 609-886-8600 necessary a part time basis. Trav- * CNAs ext 33 or 34 el required and week- ALL SHIFTS or go online: Apply in person end work probable. www.CapeMay Primo Hoagie

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College Students CNA & CHHA Apply in person 502 Route 9 North Healthcare- Cape May SUMMER Court House OPPORTUNITIES BE A CAREGIVER or fax resume to: 609-465-7067 WORK Explosive growth hospice is now hiring for Assisting seniors in $18.50$17.25 Base/ApptBase/Appt their homes. FULL Certifi ed Home Health Aides and info about FREE TIME/PART TIME. $10- Flexible schedules, Cust. Sales/Svc. $11.50/ hour. Experi- No exp. nec., Gain Resume Exp, training for CNAs to obtain a CHHA license. ence and auto neces- sary. All Ages 17+, cond. apply. Care Alternatives

CALL www. [email protected] SOUTH JERSEY workforstudents. Phone (866) 809-4554 HOME CARE, com Monday- Friday, 9am- 5pm FIND THE 609-399-4788 (609) PERFECT JOB 531-0840 in Herald Classifi eds A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers June 3 2009

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Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- FURNISHINGS Offi ce- CAPE MAY COURT NORTH CAPE MAY, Restaurant- Restaurant- HOUSE, 215 Highland Bayshore & Breakwater

OFFICE HELP Rd.: June 6 & 7, 8am. Roads: Bayshore Woods Experienced Furnishings- ✰✰✰✰✰ Antique furniture, stem Yard & Bake Sale: Come Line Cook Yacht Club of Stone glassware, china, books, shop our treasures & en- Blackfi sh Stone Harbor Year Round Cook/ Beautiful formal Harbor experienced picture frames, odds & joy our delicious baked seeking experienced Pizza Positions mahogany dining room seasonal Offi ce Help. ends. goods! Sat., June 13, line cook. Compensa- Great Working Environ. set in excellent condi- Duties include: answer- 8am - 2pm. tion based on experi- Cool Kitchen. Lucky tion. Round table with Yard/Tag Sale- Hotel/Restaurant- ing phones, taking res- ence. Drop off resume Bones Backwater 2 leaves & 6 chairs, ervations, A/R, Word, WebID #: 179273 and contact information Grille, Cape May. Call lighted china cabinet. CAPE MAY COURT — STARTING TO Excel, interacting with daily between 2-4pm. Chef Dave 884-BONE Purchased for $3000; HOUSE YARD SALE Yard/Tag Sale- INTERVIEW AND members. 9628 3rd Avenue, Stone sacrifi ce $1600. JUNE 6th, 147 Stage- ✰✰✰✰✰ HIRE THESE Harbor, NJ Stone Harbor, NJ. coach Road, 7AM-3PM, SEAVILLE, 3009 Shore Fax resume to: POSITIONS: 215-962-9894 housewares, furniture, Road (across from 609-368-0980 — WebID #: 179191 — WebID #: 179101 fi shing gear, jewelry, & Seaville Motel): Sat., Call Lorraine * Night Auditor much more. June 6, 8am - ? Lots of 11:30pm - 7:30am for an interview Furnishings- goodies. * Front Desk 609-368-1201 Retail- — WebID #: 179123 * Housekeepers Restaurant- Yard/Tag Sales- ESTATE SALE: Beauti- * Breakfast/ Yard/Tag Sale- ful solid oak dining room Lunch Cook Offi ce- KAREN & REI’S Hardware Store SEA ISLE CITY, 42nd set, table, 2 leaves, 6 & Park Road (next to * Breakfast Server Cashier Wanted CHURCH FLEA ✰✰✰✰✰ chairs + hutch. BEST Mike’s Seafood): Sat., * Breakfast Hostess SECRETARY/ MRKT & HOAGIE Is Interviewing OFFER. Must go by Sat., June 6, 9am. * Maintenance RECEPTIONIST Full time position. Year SALE-SUN. 6/7/09 * BAKER’S round. Sea Isle/Ocean June 6 (paid $3600). REAL ESTATE — FLEA MRKT-8-3PM, Yard/Tag Sale- ASSISTANT View area. In Wildwood Crest. Please apply in ESTABLISHED LOCAL HOAGIE SALE 302-373-2442. person: REAL ESTATE OFFICE * DELIVERY 12-4PM. HOUSEHOLD STONE HARBOR: Sat., Call Chris, 501 Beach Ave., SEEKING PART-TIME PERSON Furnishings- GOODS, BOOKS, June 6, 7am - 11am. 256 609-624-1625 Cape May (2-3 DAYS A WEEK) CLOTHES, SPEAK- 98th Street, between SECRETARY/RECEP- Part time & full time po- OFFICE DESK & Chair: ERS, PIANO, ORGAN, 3rd & 2nd Ave. Dishes, Equal Opportunity Employer TIONIST. MUST HAVE sitions. Flexible hours. Heavy duty walnut desk, BETHEL COMMAND- glasses, linens, collect- measures 5’ x 2’ 6”. MENT CHURCH ibles, jewelry (old & new), COMPUTER AND Year round positions Sales- Good storage with 5 402 S.GEORGE ST. wall decorations, lamps, TELEPHONE SKILLS. only. Competitive wag- es & benefi ts. drawers plus fi le drawer, WHITESBORO,NJ clothing, books, some MAIL RESUME TO - - Are you the Hostess $45. Executive Chair, 609-465-4574 furniture, children’s toys. REAL ESTATE OFFICE with the Mostest!? P.O. BOX 6 AVALON, NJ Call 609-624-8205 on casters with arms, Lots to choose from. upholstered gray fabric, 08202. for interview — WebID #: 179173 Yard/Tag Sale- If so, you will be perfect $30. Buy as a set for

✰✰✰✰✰ for a sales position at $60. Call 609-465-5490 — WebID #: 179329 Yard/Tag Sale- WILDWOOD, 414 West our fun, fast paced art or 609-425-0560 Offi ce- Hand, Unit 202: June 6, Real Estate- gallery, Cape May On Clermont- Canvas on the mall in 9am. Something for ev- YARD SALE CAPE COUNSEL- Restaurant- Cape May. Interested in eryone! Rain or shine. REAL ESTATE Furnishings- Sat., June 6, 9am - ING SERVICES, INC., energetic, well groomed, APPRAISER Noon: Avalon Camp- Yard/Tag Sale- a JCAHO accredited LINE COOKS motivated person for full Certifi ed only. ACI Soft- ground, 1917 Route 9 behavioral healthcare and/or part time day or SOFA AND ware. FHA Approved. & SERVERS North, Clermont, NJ. YARD SALE / agency, has the follow- evening, fl ex- shift. LOVESEAT Cape May and surround- PERFECT SET FOR Raindate Sun., June MOVING SALE ing position(s) open: Experienced. Full time/ ing counties. Immediate ANY RESIDENTAL OR 7th, 9am - Noon. FRI JUNE 5TH 9AM- part time, year round/ Call 609-884-8716 work. Email credentials RENTAL HOME. VERY 3PM AND SAT JUNE 6TH SECRETARY FOR seasonal. to: GOOD CONDITION. Yard/Tag Sale- 8AM-? 40 W SHELLBAY CHILDREN MERCHANDISE / [email protected] SOFT GREEN COLOR AVE, CMCH RAIN DATE SERVICES Apply in person YARD SALES WITH MULTI COLOR E. Main St., SAT 6/13 Seaville Tavern PILLOW BACKS. LO- Rio Grande Must be knowledge- Rt. 9 & 50 CATED IN AVALON, NJ. June 6 & 7, 8AM. Fur- — WebID #: 179220 able of routine offi ce & email to: jobs@ ARTICLES FOR $200 FOR SET. CALL niture, tools, womens duties and demonstrate penncapital.com SALE 215-815-1891, Lv. mes- clothes sz 6-8, boys competence in work- ANIMALS sage. clothes sz 6 (MTS uni- ing in a professional of- Articles For Sale- form) country decor, etc fi ce environment. Must Restaurant- PETS FOR SALE have organizational 32” SONY Trinitron Wega — WebID #: 179111 with swivel stand. 3 years — WebID #: 179556 skills, computer skills SHORT and fi ling skills (will be old, perfect condition. RESTAURANT Yard/Tag Sale- Restaurant- ORDER COOK tested). Minimum of (2) $250. Item in Avalon, NJ. EQUIPMENT Pets For Sale-

year experience with 215-669-6824 Part Time HUGE CLERMONT children/adolescents AVALON COFFEE Articles for Sale- Restaurant Equipment- TINY TOY YARD SALE with mental health CO. Now Hiring POODLE PUPPIES Apply in person June 6th @ 220 Hagan problems. Must dem- Telescope Patio table BOOTHS & Tables, prep- 8lbs or less. Country Club Tavern Road starts at 9am. mer- onstrate fl exibility and BAGEL BAKER with 4 chairs, chairs aration tables, freezer, $400 or best offer. 1506 Rt. 9 North chandise, including boat be competent in de- need repair, $85; 36” TV, lots more! 609-513- 712-251-3973 Night Shift Swainton with trailer, new tv and escalating crisis situa- $75. 407-399-5670 0434 or call 609-465-1515 pressure washer, old tions. Yard/Tag Sale- Apply In Person: ask for kitchen bottles, candles, teen 3167 Route 9 South VENDORS WANTED girls clothes....much If interested, please Rio Grande more!!! YARD SALE ADS Articles for Sale- Vendors Wanted- send resume to: Restaurant- 4 Lines= $10.00* CCS Washer & gas dryer, — WebID #: 179590 Restaurant- VENDORS WANTED Human Resource Whirlpool, commercial YACHT CLUB OF For the Woodbine Fam- Yard/Tag Sale- Additional Lines: Department quality, like new, $400/ Yard/Tag Sale- 217 North Main Street, CAFE PROMENADE STONE HARBOR ily Festival June 20th, $2.00 each at the Montreal Inn, pair. $250 if sold sepa- Rain Insurance: Suite 202 2009. Plenty of foot Multi Family Cape May now hiring rately. 609-523-1869 or Multi Family add $3.00 Cape May Experienced traffi c. Highly visible to Yard Sale 215-920-2304 Yard Sale (if sale is rained out, Court House, Kitchen Help shore traffi c. www.wc- Fishing Gear, Tools, Wil- Sat., June 6, 8am. please call for ad re- NJ 08210 * SOUS CHEFS Line Cook Articles For Sale- cnj.org or call Kathleen ton Cake Pans, Beanie- Fishing Gear, Tools, print within 30 days of FAX 609-463-8671 * LINE COOKS Pantry Chef at 609-425-3328 for an Babies and toys there WHITE Glass topped picnic Wilton Cake Pans, original yard sale date) employment@ Experience Required. application. will be something for ev- table, “Telescope”, 41” W x BeanieBabies and toys Deadline: capecounseling.org Call Chef Al at eryone. 4th ave. in Edge- 56” L. $95.00 Call 609- 967- there will be something 10am, Fridays www.cape Pick up an application: 609-368-0073 — WebID #: 178110 wood (Rio Grande) 5650 for everyone. 4th Ave. in counseling.org Cafe Promenade, Beach at Madison Edgewood (Rio Grande) Phone 609-886-8600 YARD/TAG SALES — WebID #: 179107 Ave., Cape May or LOOKING Ext 33 or 34 send resume: North Cape May Or visit our offi ce: FOR A JOB? 1508 Route 47, FAX 609-884-8110; 612 Pacifi c 6/6 8AM Rio Grande MAIL 1025 Beach The Herald Furniture, TV, DVD, VCR, Ave., makes it easy to wicker, bedding, frames, * Get greater savings Cape May, NJ 08204; fi nd one! linoleum, yarn, house- when you place EMAIL hold items, wok, needle- your ad online! info@ IN PRINT AND ON THE WEB www.CapeMay work, books, track light- CountyHerald.com cafe-promenade.com ing, speakers. EOE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS — WebID #: 176057 Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF expenses, there remains any surplus money, other Municipal Assessments. The amount due ducting the sale will have information regarding certain exhibits thereto. Tax and prior lien info: Subject to any open APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF the money will be deposited into the Superior can be obtained from the local taxing authority. the surplus, if any. Nearest Cross Street: Rose Hill Parkway taxes, water/sewer, municipal or tax liens that ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Prior Liens/Encumbrances may be due. 2009-2010 LICENSE TERM surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Amount due under judgment is $961,347.69 A full legal description of the premises can be Taxes Open + Penalty: $1,246.00 *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Sewer Open + Penalty: $31.00 or other charges and any such taxes, charges, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Notice is hereby given that applications to re- ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Water Open + Penalty: $105.00 liens, insurance premiums or other advances tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and new all annual alcoholic beverage licenses will and asking for an order directing payment of the check or treasurer’s check in the amount of assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and TOTAL AS OF April 18, 2009: $1,382.00 made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested expenses, there remains any surplus money, be fi led with the Director of the Division of Al- surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- 20% of the bid price is required. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due parties are to conduct and rely upon their own the money will be deposited into the Superior coholic Beverage Control or the municipal local ducting the sale will have information regarding can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- independent investigation to ascertain whether Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the license issuing authority and may be approved the surplus, if any. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and or not any outstanding interest remain of re- surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion on or after May 1st of this year. Objection to sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is $123,114.76 expenses, there remains any surplus money, cord and/or have priority over the lien being pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- any renewal should be made immediately in A full legal description of the premises can be All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be the money will be deposited into the Superior foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim writing to the Municipal Clerk of the municipality found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the thereon. and asking for an order directing payment of where the license is located if that license sells County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Attorney: GREGORY & REED check or treasurer’s check in the amount of surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion the surplus money. The Sheriff or other per- alcoholic beverages to consumers, or the Direc- assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 20% of the bid price is required. pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- son conducting the sale will have information tor, Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control, P.O. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 753121 ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return regarding the surplus, if any. Box 087, Trenton, New Jersey 08625 for any can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 4x Fee=$111.78 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any and asking for an order directing payment of the of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have other type of alcoholic beverage license. No 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 sale without further notice of publication. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): In- individual notices will be published with respect Amount due under judgment is $1,377,211.63 ______All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. ducting the sale will have information regarding Mortgagor’s attorney. demnifi cation letter received for the following: to license renewal applications. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be add- SHERIFF’S SALE the surplus, if any. ed. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- Tax Sale Certifi cate: Cert. No. 05-00001, JERRY FISCHER or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of BERG & NORGAARD A full legal description of the premises can be gage debt, including costs and expenses, there Amount: $2,182.99, Recorded January 23, DIRECTOR bid price is required. the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May remains any surplus money, the money will be 2006, Book 4300, Page 0715 DIVISION OF vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER 753123 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any F 29982 07 therein, pending wherein WASH- 4x Fee=$170.10 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and and any person claiming the surplus, or any Condominium Lien: Lienor: Jonathan Barger, sale without further notice of publication. INGTON MUTUAL BANK FKA WASHINGTON 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 other Municipal Assessments. The amount due part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Lienee: Ocean Crest Condominium 10x Fee=$133.65 All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. MUTUAL BANK FA is the plaintiff AND BORIS ______can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and Amount: $5,181.70, Recorded December 19, 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06, 05/13, BANGIYEV, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall SHERIFF’S SALE extent of that person’s claim and asking for an 2005, Book 2150, Page 475 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 Attorney: FRENKEL, LAMBERT, WEISS, expose for sale at public venue on: Amount due under judgment is $635,551.61 order directing payment of the surplus money. ______WEISMAN & GORDON WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale A full legal description of the premises can be SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer JUNE A.D. 2009 the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed will have information regarding the surplus, if found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 753119 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F check or treasurer’s check in the amount of any. County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of 4x Fee=$189.54 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 16276 08 therein, pending wherein WASHING- 20% of the bid price is required. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New TON MUTUAL BANK is the plaintiff AND CARL A full legal description of the premises can be other Municipal Assessments. The amount due vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER ______Jersey. D. BRADLEY, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May can be obtained from the local taxing authority. F 11800 08 therein, pending wherein TRIBECA SHERIFF’S SALE shall expose for sale at public venue on: sale without further notice of publication. County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and LENDING CORP. is the plaintiff AND PETER Property to be sold is located in the Township WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Amount due under judgment is $547,882.84 S. ROOF, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New JUNE A.D. 2009 other Municipal Assessments. The amount due with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be expose for sale at public venue on: the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD can be obtained from the local taxing authority. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer check or treasurer’s check in the amount of JUNE A.D. 2009 F 5159 08 therein, pending wherein LA SALLE Commonly known as: 203 Sawgrass Court, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 753125 Amount due under judgment is $235,743.33 20% of the bid price is required. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS CUSTO- Unit CI, Building 1022, Township of Middle, Jersey. 4x Fee=$184.68 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be add- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street DIAN FOR MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPITAL, Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 ed. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New MSAC 2007-HE6 BY: SAXON MORTGAGE Property to be sold is located in the City of ______or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the sale without further notice of publication. Jersey. SERVICES, INC. AS ITS ATTORNEY-IN-FACT Tax Lot No. 13, C0109 in Block 114 Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of New SHERIFF’S SALE bid price is required. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- is the plaintiff AND MICHAEL A. GREY, ET AL, Jersey. tiff. Property to be sold is located in the Township are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of Upper, County of Cape May, State of New public venue on: The Links at Avalon Commonly known as: 103 Victoria Lane, Ocean of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery sale without further notice of publication. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF City, NJ 08226 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. MAN JUNE A.D. 2009 Nearest Cross Street: BER F 20819 07 therein, pending wherein Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Premises commonly known as: 2 Meghan at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Garden State Parkway Tax Lot No. 17 a/k/a 17 and 33 in Block 3508 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the plaintiff Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG 753130 Lane, Ocean View, NJ 08230 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street a/k/a 3508 and B3508 AND ARKADY BRUSILOVSKY, ET AL, are the Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 4x Fee=$165.24 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 753127 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Tax Lot No. 245.12 in Block No. 453 Jersey. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) venue on: 4x Fee=$170.10 ______55 ft x 100 ft WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 SHERIFF’S SALE Dimension of Lot Approximately: 140 x 311 Property to be sold is located in the Township Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication JUNE A.D. 2009 ______of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New taxes/sewer/water information was not avail- Nearest Cross Street: Vernon Lane at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court SHERIFF’S SALE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Nearest Cross Street: Luke Court Jersey. able – You must check with the tax collector for House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- BEGINNING at an iron pipe at the North- exact amounts due. Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET erly corner of Lot 245.04, Upper Township Tax Commonly known as: 1437 Route 83, Town- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Jersey. the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- NUMBER F 3353 08 therein, pending wherein Block 453, in the Southwesterly line of Meghan ship of Dennis - Cape May Court House, New Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE, A DIVISION Lane (54 feet wide) and runs thence Jersey 08210 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication Property to be sold is located in the City of F 12333 07 therein, pending wherein GMAC OF NATIONAL CITY BANK OF INDIANA is expenses, there remains any surplus money, taxes, sewer/water information was not avail- North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff AND PATRICK the plaintiff AND SUSAN HALBRUNER, ET AL, Prior Liens/Encumbrances Tax Lot No. 8 Addt’l Lot OB478L10 in Block the money will be deposited into the Superior able. You must check with the tax collector for of New Jersey. BLAKE, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall ex- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at TOTAL AS OF April 20, 2009: $.00 86.01 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the exact amounts due. pose for sale at public venue on: public venue on: surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Premises commonly known as: 125 E. 11th WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Street, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 JUNE A.D. 2009 JUNE A.D. 2009 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 249 ft x 165 ft x 199 ft x 164 ft ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court expenses, there remains any surplus money, and asking for an order directing payment of the expenses, there remains any surplus money, Being known as Lot 15 f/k/a lot 31 and 33, Block House Building located at 9 N. Main Street House Building located at 9 N. Main Street the money will be deposited into the Superior Nearest Cross Street: West Beaver Drive surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- the money will be deposited into the Superior 210, on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of North (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the ducting the sale will have information regarding Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Wildwood Jersey. Jersey. surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- the surplus, if any. surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- Dimensions: 60 feet x 100 feet Property to be sold is located in the Township Property to be sold is located in the Township ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New and asking for an order directing payment of the Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication None and asking for an order directing payment of the Nearest Cross Street: New Jersey Avenue Jersey. Jersey. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- taxes/sewer/water information was not avail- surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- ducting the sale will have information regarding able – You must check with the tax collector for A full legal description of the premises can be ducting the sale will have information regarding *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens Commonly known as: 799 Goshen Road, Town- Commonly known as: 405 US Route 9, Lower the surplus, if any. exact amounts due. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May the surplus, if any. or other charges and any such taxes, charges, ship of Middle, Cape May Court House, New Township, Erma, NJ 08204 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and liens, insurance premiums or other advances Jersey 08210 A full legal description of the premises can be Judgment: J-001849-1997 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested Tax Lot No. 3 ka 3 & 4 in Block 488.01 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May other Municipal Assessments. The amount due The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi - parties are to conduct and rely upon their own Tax Lot No. 16 f/k/a 5.01 in Block 52 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. cation which will insure the successful bidder at independent investigation to ascertain whether Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and sale in respect to: Judgment #J-007128-1991; or not any outstanding interest remain of re- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 190 ft x 100 ft x 155 ft x 105 ft other Municipal Assessments. The amount due expenses, there remains any surplus money, Amount due under judgment is $480,641.18 Judgment #DJ-022795-1989; Judgment #DJ- cord and/or have priority over the lien being 75 ft x 306 ft x 232 ft x 182 ft can be obtained from the local taxing authority. the money will be deposited into the Superior with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 008429-1990; Judgment #DJ-028164-1990; foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due Nearest Cross Street: Towerview Road Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Judgment #DJ-050516-1992. thereon. Nearest Cross Street: Bucks Avenue Amount due under judgment is $268,915.50 surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- 20% of the bid price is required. A full legal description of the premises can be **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, munici- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return pal or tax liens that may be due. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of and asking for an order directing payment of the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication 20% of the bid price is required. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- sale without further notice of publication. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer and Water taxes/sewer/water information was not avail- ducting the sale will have information regarding All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due Mortgagor’s attorney. may be delinquent – you must check with the able – You must check with the tax collector for The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any the surplus, if any. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. tax collector for exact amounts due. exact amounts due. sale without further notice of publication. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi - MAN Amount due under judgment is $521,119.71 gage debt, including costs and expenses, there Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- cation which will insure the successful bidder at Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be remains any surplus money, the money will be tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD sale in respect to: J-001849-1997 753122 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less expenses, there remains any surplus money, Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 4x Fee=$165.24 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of and any person claiming the surplus, or any than the judgment amount consistent with the the money will be deposited into the Superior 753118 A full legal description of the premises can be 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 20% of the bid price is required. part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court adjusted FMV of the property at the time of sale. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the 4x Fee=$145.80 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May ______Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. Please surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any extent of that person’s claim and asking for an address any inquiries to: thirdpartybids@zuck- pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- ______assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and sale without further notice of publication. order directing payment of the surplus money. ergoldberg.com ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim SHERIFF’S SALE other Municipal Assessments. The amount due By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale Please use our File No. and “3rd Party” or and asking for an order directing payment of can be obtained from the local taxing authority. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery will have information regarding the surplus, if “Short Sale” in your subject line. the surplus money. The Sheriff or other per- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- any. son conducting the sale will have information the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Amount due under judgment is $316,331.07 BER F 18850 07 therein, pending wherein MAN A full legal description of the premises can be regarding the surplus, if any. vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May F 2734 07 therein, pending wherein BANK OF added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed plaintiff AND SUSAN M. BRYNE; CHRISTINE 753124 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CER- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of M. BRYANT, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I 4x Fee=$165.24 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and None TIFICATEHOLDERS OF CWALT 2005-38 is 20% of the bid price is required. shall expose for sale at public venue on: 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due the plaintiff AND THOMAS B. KNOBLAUCH, WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF ______other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can be ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any JUNE A.D. 2009 SHERIFF’S SALE can be obtained from the local taxing authority. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May sale at public venue on: sale without further notice of publication. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Amount due under judgment is $145,798.82 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Amount due under judgment is $690,532.85 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be add- assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and JUNE A.D. 2009 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be ed. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check other Municipal Assessments. The amount due at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Jersey. vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the can be obtained from the local taxing authority. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street MAN F 10282 08 therein, pending wherein SUTTON check or treasurer’s check in the amount of bid price is required. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Property to be sold is located in the Township FUNDING, INC. is the plaintiff AND DWAYNE 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $269,314.95 Jersey. 753120 of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New ONQUE, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 4x Fee=$174.96 Jersey. expose for sale at public venue on: The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Municipality: City of North Wildwood, County of 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Cape May, State of New Jersey. ______Premises commonly known as: 332 E. Pacifi c JUNE A.D. 2009 All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. 20% of the bid price is required. SHERIFF’S SALE Avenue, Villas (Township of Lower), New Jer- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Street and Street Number: 1600 Boardwalk sey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG MAN The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Condo #302; Assessed as 1604 Boardwalk By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer sale without further notice of publication. #302 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery It is known and designated as Block 91, Lot 15, Jersey. 753126 753129 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- 16, 17, 59, 60 and 61 4x Fee=$170.10 4x Fee=$145.80 tiff. Tax Lot and Block Numbers: Lot: 302; Block: BER F 16397 01 therein, pending wherein Property to be sold is located in the Borough 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 317.012 BANC OF AMERICA LEASING & CAPITAL Dimensions are approximately 75 feet wide by of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, State ______Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- LLC, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO FLEET 200 feet long of New Jersey. SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE MAN Dimensions: Approximately irregular: CAPITAL CORPORATION, SUCCESSOR BY Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 1960 sq ft MERGER TO SUMMIT BUSINESS CAPITAL Nearest Cross Street: Delaware Avenue Commonly known as: 401 E. Stockton Unit By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 753131 CORPORATION is the plaintiff AND QUINN- #301, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$160.38 Nearest Cross Street: is approximately N/A WOODBINE REALTY & LEASING CO., L.L.C., Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and other Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at municipal liens. Tax Lot No. 1, C0301, 3, 5.01 in Block No. BER F 21018 08 therein, pending wherein NUMBER F 6831 08 therein, pending wherein ______Condominium rd public venue on: As of 10/7/2008 taxes are paid through 3 95.02 CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC is the plaintiff GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff AND SHERIFF’S SALE th Being known and designated as Unit 302 in WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF quarter 2008. 4 quarter 2008 taxes in the AND GREGORY S. COOPER, ET AL, are the JONATHAN P. BARGER, ET AL, are the 1600 Boardwalk Condominium, a Condomini- JUNE A.D. 2009 amount of $545.67 was due on 11/1/2008. Total Dimension of Lot Approximately: defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out um, together with an undivided 8.79% interest at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court amount due as of 11/1/2008 for unpaid sewer 100 x 125 (8.638% CE) venue on: venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- in the Common Elements and more as set forth House Building located at 9 N. Main Street charges is the aggregate sum of $518.12. WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET in the Master Deed in the Cape May County (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest Cross Street: Atlantic Avenue JUNE A.D. 2009 JUNE A.D. 2009 NUMBER F 6817 08 therein, pending wherein Clerk/Register Offi ce at Deed Book 3016, Page Jersey. Subject to Mortgage Book M4280, page 84 in AND other appurtenances thereto, in fee sim- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK is the plain- 276, et seq., as may have been or may be law- the original sum of $10,247.00; Mortgage Book ple, subject to the provisions of the New Jersey House Building located at 9 N. Main Street House Building located at 9 N. Main Street tiff AND DWAYNE ONQUE, ET AL, are the fully amended. The property being sold is located in the Bor- 34280, page 90 in the original sum of $5,000.00 Condominium Act (R.S. 46:8b-1 et seq) as (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public ough of Woodbine, in the County of Cape May and judgment #DJ-009651-2002 in the sum of amended and to the provisions of that certain Jersey. Jersey. venue on: (This concise description does not constitute a and in the State of New Jersey. $762.90. Awaiting possible indemnifi cation Master Deed of Dunes Condominium, a Condo- WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF legal description. A copy of the full legal descrip- from Title Company regarding said prior mort- minium, recorded in the Offi ce of the Register Property to be sold is located in the Township Property to be sold is located in the Borough JUNE A.D. 2009 tion can be found at the Offi ce of the Sheriff.) Commonly known as: 1585 DeHirsch Avenue, gages and judgment. of Deeds of Cape May County on 05/24/06 in of North Cape May, County of Cape May, State of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, State at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Woodbine, New Jersey Deed Book 3232, page 623, which real property of New Jersey. of New Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Pursuant to tax search as of 04/18/2009: 2008 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- is more particularly described as Unit No. 301 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New taxes are paid in full. 2009 taxes Qtr 1 paid; Tax Information: Lot 7 in Block 125 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and of said Condominium, together with other ap- Premises commonly known as: 714 Whildam Commonly known as: 5511 Pacifi c Avenue, Jersey. Qtr 2 Due 05/01 $1,956.81 Open. Sewer Ac- expenses, there remains any surplus money, purtenances to said Unit, which Unit and appur- Ave, North Cape May, NJ 08204 Borough of Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 count: 04/01/2009 – 06/30/2009 $126.85 Open Nearest Cross Street: the money will be deposited into the Superior tenances have been more specifi cally defi ned Property to be sold is located in the Borough & Due 06/01/2009; $126.93 Open + Penalty Dennisville-Petersburg Road (Route 610) Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the in the Master Deed, and including an undivided Being known as Lot 14, Block 688, on the of- Tax Lot No. 11 C0101 aka 11, 12, 13 & 14 in of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, State owed in arrears. Water Account #: 1061582 to: surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion 8.638% fee interest in the general common fi cial Tax Map of the Township of North Cape Block 6.01 of New Jersey. 03/09/2009 $42.11 Open. A full legal description of the premises can be pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- elements of said Condominium appurtenant to May found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim said Unit, which Unit and appurtenant general Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Condo Commonly known as: 401 East Stockton Road, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and and asking for an order directing payment of the common elements have been more specifi cally Dimensions: 62.20 feet x 125 feet x 62.20 feet tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- defi ned in the Master Deed and depicted on x 125 feet Nearest Cross Street: E. Buttercup Road (Page A24 Please) A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A23) Tax Block 496.29 Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Commission, expenses, there remains any surplus money, extent of that person’s claim and asking for an of Wilde Avenue, 150 feet, Southeastwardly Amount due under judgment is $647,507.49 Special Title Unit, P.O. Box 017, Trenton, New the money will be deposited into the Superior order directing payment of the surplus money. from the Southeasterly line of Bayshore Road, Approximate dimensions: with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Jersey 08666-0017 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale said beginning point being in the dividing line Unit 102, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 100.60’ x 75’ x 100.61’ x 60’ x 74.02’ added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion will have information regarding the surplus, if between Lots 2 and 3, Block and Plan afore- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 3x Fee=$21.87 pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- any. said, extending thence Tax Lot No. 1, C0102 fka 1, 3, 5.01 C0302 in Nearest Cross Street: Pontaxit Avenue 20% of the bid price is required. 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim Block 95.02 ______and asking for an order directing payment of the Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale Prior Liens/Encumbrances If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- may be subject to a limited lien priority of the Taxes Open: $457.43 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) debt, including costs and expenses, there re- sale without further notice of publication. ducting the sale will have information regarding condominium association and any successful Sewer Open + Penalty: $152.30 Dunes Condominium, a Condominium mains any surplus money, the money will be All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Cape May Storage Bin wishing to avail them- the surplus, if any. bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for TOTAL AS OF May 8, 2009: $609.73 deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund selves of the provisions under the “New Jersey paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid condo- Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue and At- and any person claiming the surplus, or any Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC Self Storage Facility Act (N.J.S.A. 2A:44-187 et Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): minium fees. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- lantic Avenue part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer seq)”, Hereby gives NOTICE OF SALE under None tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and 753137 said act to wit; on Friday June 26, 2009. Cape A full legal description of the premises can be expenses, there remains any surplus money, Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- extent of that person’s claim and asking for an 4x Fee=$145.80 May Storage Bin at 340 Fulling Mill Road, Rio ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May the money will be deposited into the Superior nicipal or tax liens that may be due. order directing payment of the surplus money. 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Grande, New Jersey 08242 at 11:00am on that than the judgment amount consistent with the County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale ______day, will conduct a Public Sale to the highest adjusted FMV of the property at the time of assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication will have information regarding the surplus, if SHERIFF’S SALE bidder, for cash only, of the contents of spaces sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- taxes/sewer/water information was not avail- any. listed below: Please address any inquiries to: thirdparty- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim able – You must check with the tax collector for By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out [email protected] and asking for an order directing payment of exact amounts due. A full legal description of the premises can be of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 2016 Edward Bukowski: Boxes, Bags, House- Please use our File No. and “3rd Party” or Amount due under judgment is $686,959.76 the surplus money. The Sheriff or other per- found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- hold Items “Short Sale” in your subject line. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be add- son conducting the sale will have information Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and BER F 10319 08 therein, pending wherein 205 John Durante: Contents: Cabinet, Mat- ed. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check regarding the surplus, if any. tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA is the tress, Desk, Misc. Furniture A full legal description of the premises can be or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the expenses, there remains any surplus money, other Municipal Assessments. The amount due plaintiff AND WILLIS R. WELLS, JR., are the 624 Robert Wagner: Boxes, Bags, Totes found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May bid price is required. A full legal description of the premises can be the money will be deposited into the Superior can be obtained from the local taxing authority. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 622 James O’Conner: Boxes, Household Items County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the venue on: 611 Luz Maldonado: Household Items assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Amount due under judgment is $228,200.40 WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF 520 Wilson Crespo: Boxes, Bags, Household other Municipal Assessments. The amount due sale without further notice of publication. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be JUNE A.D. 2009 Items can be obtained from the local taxing authority. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 515 Brian Dunlevy: Sofa, Furniture can be obtained from the local taxing authority. and asking for an order directing payment of the check or treasurer’s check in the amount of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 320 Cheryl Knight: Boxes, Bags, Household Amount due under judgment is $407,324.25 Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- 20% of the bid price is required. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Items with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $43,833.84 with ducting the sale will have information regarding Jersey. 214 Jacob Boyce: Boxes, Bags, Furniture, added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 753142 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. the surplus, if any. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Household Items check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 4x Fee=$179.82 At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or sale without further notice of publication. Property to be sold is located in the City of 20% of the bid price is required. 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the A full legal description of the premises can be All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State This Sale is being made to satisfy the Land- ______bid price is required. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May of New Jersey. lord’s Lien. The Public is invited to attend. Sale The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Attorney: PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN is Subject to Adjournment. sale without further notice of publication. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Commonly known as: 507 E 17th Avenue, Unit All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of sale without further notice of publication. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 753135 100, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 2x Fee=$31.59 the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 4x Fee=$140.94 05/27, 06/03/09 Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER tiff. 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Tax Lot No. 1 in Block No. 317.014 ______MAN F 35876 07 therein, pending wherein LASALLE Amount due under judgment is $524,184.15 ______SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUST- Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be SHERIFF’S SALE Dimension of Lot Approximately: Condo 753140 EE FOR STRUCTURED ASSET INVESTMENT Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of 4x Fee=$170.10 LOAN TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH 753144 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2033-BC7 is the 4x Fee=$155.52 20% of the bid price is required. the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER ______plaintiff AND MARY E. GALLAGHER, ET AL, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER with the buildings and improvements thereon F 17078 08 therein, pending wherein TRIBECA SHERIFF’S SALE are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at ______The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any F 16945 06 therein, pending wherein AURORA erected, situate, lying and being in the City of LENDING CORP. is the plaintiff AND CHRIS- public venue on: SHERIFF’S SALE sale without further notice of publication. LOAN SERVICES, LLC is the plaintiff AND North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of TOPHER KANE, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. JAMES D. SCOTT, ET AL, are the defendant(s), New Jersey; AND other appurtenances thereto I shall expose for sale at public venue on: the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- JUNE A.D. 2009 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of I shall expose for sale at public venue on: in fee simple subject to the provisions of the WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF New Jersey Condominium Act (RS 46.8B1 et JUNE A.D. 2009 19046 08 therein, pending wherein NATIONAL House Building located at 9 N. Main Street vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER MAN JUNE A.D. 2009 seq.) as amended and to the provisions of that at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court CITY MORTGAGE, A DIVISION OF NATIONAL (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New F 11122 08 therein, pending wherein SUTTON Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court certain Master Deed of 507 E. 17th Avenue, a House Building located at 9 N. Main Street CITY BANK is the plaintiff AND JAMES J. Jersey. FUNDING LLC is the plaintiff AND PATRICIA 753132 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Condominium, dated July 2005 and recorded in (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New O’ROURKE; SHANNON L. O’ROURKE, ET CATHRALL, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I 4x Fee=$155.52 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New the Offi ce of the Clerk of Cape May County on Jersey. ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Property to be sold is located in the City of Sea shall expose for sale at public venue on: 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Jersey. 7/19/05, Deed Book 3173, page 887, which real sale at public venue on: Isle City, County of Cape May, State of New WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF ______property is more particularly described as 1st Property to be sold is located in the Township WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF Jersey. JUNE A.D. 2009 SHERIFF’S SALE Property to be sold is located in the Township Floor West of said Condominium, together with of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New JUNE A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New other appurtenances to said Unit which Unit and Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Premises commonly known as: 26 East 45th House Building located at 9 N. Main Street By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Jersey. appurtenances have been more specifi cally de- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Street, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery fi ned in the Master Deed which is comprised of Premises commonly known as: 678 Dias Creek (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Premises commonly known as: 213 Roseann premises known as Block 317.01, Lot 13 and Road, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Jersey. Being known as Lot 10, C-A, Block 45.02, on BER F 13351 08 therein, pending wherein Avenue 15, Tax Map of the City of North Wildwood, the offi cial Tax Map of the City of Sea Isle City Property to be sold is located in the Township U.S. BANK N.A. is the plaintiff AND MICHAEL New Jersey and including an undivided 27% Tax Lot No. 241 FKA 28 in Block No. 163.01 Property to be sold is located in the Township of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New J. CIARLONE, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I Tax Block and Lot: fee interest in the general common elements of Upper, County of Cape May, State of New Dimensions: None Given (Condo) Jersey. shall expose for sale at public venue on: Block 494.18 Lot 23 of said Condominium appurtenant to said Unit, Dimension of Lot Approximately: 1.86 AC Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF which Unit and appurtenant general common Nearest Cross Street: None Given (Condo) Premises commonly known as: 12 East Atlantic JUNE A.D. 2009 Dimensions of Lot: 38.88’ x 47.96’ elements have been more specifi cally defi ned Nearest Cross Street: New River Road Premises commonly known as: 8 Dana Av- Avenue, Villas, New Jersey 08251 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court in the Master Deed and depicted on certain ex- enue *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Nearest Cross Street: hibits thereto, BEING Unit 1, Street Address of BEGINNING at an iron pipe corner in the North- or other charges and any such taxes, charges, Tax Lot 9 and 10 Tax Block 96 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 187.9’ from Deborah Street 507 East 17th Avenue, Unit 100. easterly line of Dias Creek Road, 35 feet wide, Tax Lot 269 in Block 453.04 liens, insurance premiums or other advances Jersey. said beginning point being the most Southerly made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested Approximate Dimensions: 50’ x 100’ Superior Interests (if any): Prior Liens/Encumbrances corner of Lot 27.02, Block 163.01 as shown on Dimensions of Lot (approximately): parties are to conduct and rely upon their own Property to be sold is located in the City of Lower Township holds a claim for taxes due Water Open: $67.16 the Township of Middle Tax Map and extend- 150’ x 222’ independent investigation to ascertain whether Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Road Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New and/or other municipal utilities such as water Sewer Open + Penalty: $82.38 ing thence or not any outstanding interest remain of re- Jersey. and/or sewer in the amount of $782.46 as of 3rd Party Lien, sold on 12/19/08, Nearest Cross Street: Corson Tavern Road cord and/or have priority over the lien being If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- 04/24/2007 Cert #08-00250: $255.21 Prior Liens/Encumbrances foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due gage debt, including costs and expenses, Premises commonly known as: 141 E. Young TOTAL AS OF April 28, 2009: $404.75 Taxes Open + Penalty: $1,667.85 Subject to: $0.00 thereon. there remains any surplus money, the money Avenue A full legal description of the premises can be TOTAL AS OF April 29, 2009: $1,667.85 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- A full legal description of the premises can be **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or Tax Block and Lot: County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Block 136 Lot 9.02 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and expenses, there remains any surplus money, tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the other Municipal Assessments. The amount due the money will be deposited into the Superior expenses, there remains any surplus money, assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the nature and extent of that person’s claim and Dimensions of Lot: 250’ x 20’ can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the the money will be deposited into the Superior other Municipal Assessments. The amount due Mortgagor’s attorney. asking for an order directing payment of the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the can be obtained from the local taxing authority. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- Nearest Cross Street: Pacifi c Avenue Amount due under judgment is $205,647.92 pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- ducting the sale will have information regarding with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- Amount due under judgment is $362,935.38 gage debt, including costs and expenses, there the surplus, if any. Superior Interests (if any): added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed and asking for an order directing payment of the ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be remains any surplus money, the money will be Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- and asking for an order directing payment of the added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund A full legal description of the premises can be as nominee for Superior Mortgage Corp. holds 20% of the bid price is required. ducting the sale will have information regarding surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of and any person claiming the surplus, or any found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May a mortgage in the amount of $189,000.00 as the surplus, if any. ducting the sale will have information regarding 20% of the bid price is required. part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and of 08/31/2005 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any the surplus, if any. Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and CCTS Tax Lien I, LLC holds a tax sale certifi - sale without further notice of publication. A full legal description of the premises can be The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any extent of that person’s claim and asking for an other Municipal Assessments. The amount due cate in the amount of $59.11 as of 01/04/2008 All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May A full legal description of the premises can be sale without further notice of publication. order directing payment of the surplus money. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Attorney: POWERS LIRN LLC assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and will have information regarding the surplus, if Amount due under judgment is $229,055.36 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer other Municipal Assessments. The amount due assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Attorney: MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, any. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be expenses, there remains any surplus money, 753136 can be obtained from the local taxing authority. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due P.C. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed the money will be deposited into the Superior 4x Fee=$121.50 can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Amount due under judgment is $557,224.49 753141 may be subject to a limited lien priority of the 20% of the bid price is required. surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion ______with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Amount due under judgment is $146,658.66 4x Fee=$111.78 condominium association and any successful pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- SHERIFF’S SALE added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim check or treasurer’s check in the amount of added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ______paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid condo- sale without further notice of publication. and asking for an order directing payment of the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 20% of the bid price is required. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of SHERIFF’S SALE minium fees. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 20% of the bid price is required. tiff. ducting the sale will have information regarding Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out A full legal description of the premises can be the surplus, if any. BER F 17749 08 therein, pending wherein sale without further notice of publication. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Attorney: PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN THE BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. sale without further notice of publication. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer A full legal description of the premises can be FOR THE BENEFIT OF CWMBS, INC. CHL All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. BER F 24465 07 therein, pending wherein assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and 753145 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH TRUST 2007- Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff AND other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 4x Fee=$131.22 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and 02 MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD DIANE BEYERS-DICIURCIO, ET AL, are the can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and CATES, SERIES 2007-2 is the plaintiff AND 753138 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public ______other Municipal Assessments. The amount due NEIL JACOBSON, ET AL, are the defendant(s), 4x Fee=$204.12 753139 venue on: Amount due under judgment is $257,285.32 SHERIFF’S SALE can be obtained from the local taxing authority. I shall expose for sale at public venue on: 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 4x Fee=$155.52 WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be add- WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF ______05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 JUNE A.D. 2009 ed. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Amount due under judgment is $209,790.53 JUNE A.D. 2009 NOTICE OF ABANDONED VESSEL ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court SHERIFF’S SALE House Building located at 9 N. Main Street bid price is required. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Year: 1975 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BER F 12514 08 therein, pending wherein check or treasurer’s check in the amount of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Make :REGAL By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- 20% of the bid price is required. Jersey. Hull: RGM01029M75H the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- sale without further notice of publication. PANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR GSP 2006-FM1 is vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Property to be sold is located in the City of Sea All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. the plaintiff AND RALPH C. MANZONI, ET AL, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Property to be sold is located in the City of Has been abandoned at Pier 47 Marina, 3001 F 10418 08 therein, pending wherein FEDERAL Isle, County of Cape May, State of New Jersey. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at sale without further notice of publication. North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State Wildwood Blvd., Wildwood NJ 08260. If this HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION is Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG public venue on: All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. of New Jersey. vessel is not claimed and removed from current the plaintiff AND KEITH BRUNDIN, ET AL, are Premises commonly known as: 8 West 68th Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF location within 30 days of this publication, May the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at pub- Street, Sea Isle City, New Jersey 08243 753143 JUNE A.D. 2009 Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC Premises commonly known as: 2309 Surf Av- 20, 2009, Pier 47 will apply for the title in ac- lic venue on: 4x Fee=$189.54 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer enue Unit 5 cordance with the provisions of the Abandoned WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF Being known as Lot 17C-B, Block 68.02, on the 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 753133 Vessels Disposition Law N.J.S.A. 12:7C-7 et JUNE A.D. 2009 offi cial Tax Map of the City of Sea Isle ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4x Fee=$150.66 Tax Block and Lot: seq. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. 05/20, 05/27, 06/03, 06/10/09 Block 290 Lot 1 fka 3-22 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimensions: Condo Unit ______3x Fee=$21.87 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Property to be sold is located in the Township SHERIFF’S SALE Dimensions of Lot: Unit No. 5 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- of Villas, County of Cape May, State of New ______vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Nearest Cross Street: NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Property to be sold is located in the City of *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens F 30533 07 therein, pending wherein BANK OF the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Thunderbird Condominiums Ocean City, County of Cape May, State of New or other charges and any such taxes, charges, AMERICA, N.A. is the plaintiff AND MILDRED Premises commonly known as: 622 East Tam- vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER All household and personal goods owned by Jersey. liens, insurance premiums or other advances T. SCOPE, ET ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall pa Avenue, Villas, New Jersey 08251 F 597 08 therein, pending wherein TRIBECA Superior Interests (if any): None and stored in listed units at M&M Storage Inc., made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested expose for sale at public venue on: LENDING CORPORATION is the plaintiff AND Cape May County Airport, Franklin Road, Rio Commonly known as: 701 B Plymouth Place, parties are to conduct and rely upon their own WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF Being known as Lot 11, Block 66, on the offi cial PHILIP S. CALFINA A.K.A. PHILLIP S. CALFI- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Grande, New Jersey 08242. Sale date will be Unit B, Ocean City, NJ 08226 independent investigation to ascertain whether JUNE A.D. 2009 Tax Map of the Township of Lower NA, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and on June 13, 2009 at 10:00 am. or not any outstanding interest remain of re- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court for sale at public venue on: expenses, there remains any surplus money, Tax Lot No. 13 C2 f/k part of Lot 13 in Block cord and/or have priority over the lien being House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimensions: 120.00 feet x 23.33 feet x 120.00 WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF the money will be deposited into the Superior Unit #96: Daniell Robinson 703 foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New feet x 23.33 feet JUNE A.D. 2009 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Unit #47: Roxanne Defrancisco thereon. Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Unit #95: Alan Senbertrand Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Condo Nearest Cross Street: Rhode Island Ave. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- Property to be sold is located in the Township (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim 2x Fee=$14.58 Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens Jersey. and asking for an order directing payment of the 05/27, 06/03/09 of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have Jersey. or other charges and any such taxes, charges, surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- ______Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the liens, insurance premiums or other advances Property to be sold is located in the Township ducting the sale will have information regarding Take Notice that in accordance with N.J.S.A. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Mortgagor’s attorney. Commonly known as: 3 East Wilde Avenue, made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New the surplus, if any. 39:16-16, application has been made to the Lower, New Jersey 08251 parties are to conduct and rely upon their own Jersey. Chief Administrator of the Motor Vehicle Com- Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- independent investigation to ascertain whether A full legal description of the premises can be mission, Trenton, New Jersey, to receive title taxes, sewer/water information was not avail- gage debt, including costs and expenses, there Tax Lot No. 3 in Block No. 257 or not any outstanding interest remain of re- Premises commonly known as: 5 Drake Court, found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May papers authorizing and issue New Jersey certi- able. You must check with the tax collector for remains any surplus money, the money will be cord and/or have priority over the lien being North Cape May (Lower Township), New Jer- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and fi cation of ownership for, Make: Dodge Pick-up exact amounts due. deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund Dimension of Lot Approximately: 50 x 100 foreclosed and, if so, the current amount due sey 08204 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and WC, Year: 1947, VIN/Hull Identifi cation Number and any person claiming the surplus, or any thereon. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 84200272. Objections, if any, should be made Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Road Tax Lot 106 can be obtained from the local taxing authority. in writing, immediately in writing to the Chief tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and BEGINNING at a point in the Northeasterly line (Page A25 Please) Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A24) www.capemaycountygov.net . Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY mean low water line, Atlanta Avenue from the effect and caused its consent to be endorsed Amount due under judgment is $985,367.97 AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND STEPHEN O’CONNOR existing outfall to the mean low water line, Fern upon a certifi ed copy of this bond ordinance as with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be The Board reserves the right to reject any or OPEN PROCESS – ADVANCED PUBLIC Clerk of the Board Road from the existing outfall to the mean low passed upon fi rst reading. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed SAFETY INC. – MAINTENANCE CONTRACT water line and Heather Road from the existing **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur- all bids in whole or in part and to waive such check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Introduced By: Committeemember DANIEL BEYEL outfall to the mean low water line, and including Section 5. All bond anticipation notes issued chaser at the sale shall be entitled only a return informalities as may be permitted by law. 20% of the bid price is required. DeLanzo Freeholder Director also the acquisition of a new beach tractor and hereunder shall mature at such times as may of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have Seconded By: Committeemember Barry cleaner/rack, together with all roadway recon- be determined by the Chief Financial Offi cer, no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Bidders are required to comply with the re- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, 1x Fee=$20.66 06/03/09 struction, structures, site work, equipment, work provided that no note shall mature later than Mortgagor’s attorney. quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and sale without further notice of publication. N.J.A.C. 17:27. Committeemember DeLanzo, ______and materials necessary therefor or incidental one year from its date. The notes shall bear in- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Mayor Doughty NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE thereto, all as shown on and in accordance with terest at such rate or rates and be in such form ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the mort- NAY: the plans and specifi cations therefor on fi le or as may be determined by the Chief Financial gage debt, including costs and expenses, there STEPHEN O’CONNOR Attorney: ROMAN R. HIRNIAK The ordinance published herewith was in- to be fi led in the offi ce of the Borough Clerk and Offi cer. The Chief Financial Offi cer shall de- remains any surplus money, the money will be Clerk of the Board Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the troduced and passed upon fi rst reading at a hereby approved. termine all matters in connection with the notes deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund 753148 Township Committee of the Township of Middle, meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the (b) The estimated maximum amount of bonds issued pursuant to this bond ordinance, and and any person claiming the surplus, or any DANIEL BEYEL 4x Fee=$106.92 the governing body thereof, that the Agreement Borough of Wildwood Crest, in the County of or notes to be issued for said purpose is the Chief Financial Offi cer’s signature upon part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Freeholder Director 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 between APS (Advanced Public Safety Inc.) Cape May, New Jersey, held on May 27, 2009. $6,500,000. the notes shall be conclusive evidence as to all Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and ______and the Middle Township Police Department It will be further considered for fi nal passage af- (c) The estimated cost of said purpose is such determinations. All notes issued hereun- extent of that person’s claim and asking for an 1x Fee=$21.87 06/03/09 Notice of Public Sale for annual maintenance for 1 Virtual Partner ter public hearing thereon, at a meeting of said $6,500,000. der may be renewed from time to time subject order directing payment of the surplus money. ______Engine, 19 QuickVoice, 19 QuickCommand, be Board of Commissioners to be held in the Com- to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:2-8. The The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Notice is Here by given that all household and and is hereby ratifi ed and the contract is hereby missioners’ Meeting Room of the Municipal Section 4. The following additional matters Chief Financial Offi cer is hereby authorized to will have information regarding the surplus, if COUNTY OF CAPE MAY personal goods owned and stored in units awarded through the Non-Fair and Open Pro- Building in said Borough on July 8, 2009 at 9:30 are hereby determined, declared, recited and sell part or all of the notes from time to time at any. STATE OF NEW JERSEY listed below at A-1 Easy Self Storage, 300 N. cess as described in Pay-To-Play Statutes. o’clock A.M., and during the week prior to and stated: public or private sale and to deliver them to the Railroad Ave., Rio Grande, NJ 08242– will be up to and including the date of such meeting, (a) The said purpose described in Section 3 of purchasers thereof upon receipt of payment of A full legal description of the premises can be RESOLUTION offered for sale by Public Auction. Sale date will FURTHER RESOLVED, that this contract shall copies of said ordinance will be made available this bond ordinance is not a current expense the purchase price plus accrued interest from found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 251-09 be June 6, at 10:30 am be from June 23, 2009 through June 22, 2010. at the Clerk’s Offi ce in said Municipal Building and is a property or improvement which the their dates to the dates of delivery thereof. The County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Date: to the members of the general public who shall Borough may lawfully acquire or make as a Chief Financial Offi cer is directed to report in assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and May 18, 2009 Unit # Name FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate request the same. general improvement, and no part of the cost writing to the governing body of the Borough other Municipal Assessments. The amount due E18 Tom Weidman offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to thereof has been or shall be specially assessed at the meeting next succeeding the date when can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY C27 Chuck Becica AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND sign said agreement. /s/ Kevin M. Yecco on property specially benefi ted thereby. any sale or delivery of the notes pursuant to C50 Stephen Vosfer Borough Clerk (b) The period of usefulness of said purpose this bond ordinance is made. Such report must Amount due under judgment is $190,701.88 OPEN PROCESS – R & R RADAR, INC. D14/D 31 Lynn Morel Advanced Public Safety Inc. (A.P.S.) ------within the limitations of said Local Bond Law, include the principal amount, interest rate and with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Introduced By: Mayor Doughty B8 Marianne McCarty Maintenance Renewal --- $3,287.16 BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST according to the reasonable life thereof comput- maturities of the notes sold, the price obtained added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Seconded By: Committeemember E12 Claribel Rodriguez COUNTY OF CAPE MAY ed from the date of the said bonds authorized and the name of the purchaser. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of DeLanzo As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township STATE OF NEW JERSEY by this bond ordinance, is forty (40) years. 20% of the bid price is required. Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, 2x Fee=$19.44 Committeemember DeLanzo, of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $3,287.16 (c) The supplemental debt statement required Section 6. The full faith and credit of the Bor- 05/27, 06/03/09 has been bid for the following service or items ORDINANCE NO. 1077 by said Local Bond Law has been duly made ough are hereby pledged to the punctual pay- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Mayor Doughty ______software maintenance. It is further certifi ed that and fi led in the offi ce of the Borough Clerk and ment of the principal of and interest on the said sale without further notice of publication. Nay: TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE suffi cient funds are available from the following BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR IM- a complete executed duplicate thereof has obligations authorized by this bond ordinance. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Committee appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- PROVEMENT OF THE STORM WATER AND been fi led in the offi ce of the Director of the Said obligations shall be direct, unlimited obli- STATE OF NEW JERSEY tract: 9-01-31-462-462-299 SANITARY SEWERAGE SYSTEMS IN AND Division of Local Government Services in the gations of the Borough, and the Borough shall Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG of the Township of Middle, the governing body PO#20901625 BY THE BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, Department of Community Affairs of the State be obligated to levy ad valorem taxes upon all Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer thereof, that the Agreement between R & R Ra- REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JER- of New Jersey, and such statement shows that the taxable property within the Borough for the 753146 dar, Inc. and the Township of Middle for mainte- Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO SEY, APPROPRIATING $6,500,000 THERE- the gross debt of the Borough as defi ned in said payment of said obligations and interest there- 4x Fee=$174.96 nance service agreement be and is hereby rati- Take notice that sealed proposals are hereby FOR AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE Local Bond Law is increased by the authoriza- on without limitation of rate or amount. 05/27, 06/03, 06/10, 06/17/09 fi ed and the contract is hereby awarded through requested for supplying the following services I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township OF $6,500,000 BONDS OR NOTES OF THE tion of the bonds and notes provided for in this ______the Non-Fair and Open Process as described in and/or materials to the Township of Middle in of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify BOROUGH FOR FINANCING SUCH APPRO- bond ordinance by $6,500,000, and the said Section 7. The capital budget or temporary cap- SHERIFF’S SALE Pay-To-Play Statutes. the calendar year 2009: the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a PRIATION. obligations authorized by this bond ordinance ital budget of the Borough is hereby amended Resolution adopted by the Township Committee will be within all debt limitations prescribed by to conform with the provisions of this ordinance By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropriate DISPOSAL OF RECYCLE MATERIALS TAKE at a meeting of said Middle Township Commit- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF COM- said Local Bond Law. to the extent of any inconsistency herewith and of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery offi cials are hereby authorized and directed to TO CLASS B RECYCLING FACILITIES tee, held on May 18, 2009 and said Resolution MISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF WILD- (d) An aggregate amount not exceeding the resolutions promulgated by the Local Fi- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- sign said agreement. was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote WOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE $900,000 for interest on said obligations, costs nance Board showing all detail of the amended BER F 33187 07 therein, pending wherein M&T The sealed proposals will be received by Kim- of the members of the Township Committee. MAY, NEW JERSEY (not less than two-thirds of issuing said obligations, engineering costs capital budget or temporary capital budget and BANK is the plaintiff AND JOHN GILLON, ET FURTHER RESOLVED, that the term of this berly Tomkinson, Township Clerk of the Town- of all the members thereof affi rmatively concur- and other items of expense listed in and permit- capital program as approved by the Director, AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale contract shall be from June 1, 2009 through ship of Middle at 33 Mechanic Street, 2nd Floor Witness my hand and seal of the Township of ring), AS FOLLOWS: ted under Section 40A:2-20 of said Local Bond Division of Local Government Services, are on at public venue on: December 31, 2009 Conference Room, Cape May Court House, NJ Middle, this 18th day of May, 2009. Law may be included as part of the costs of said fi le with the Borough Clerk and are available for WEDNESDAY THE 24TH DAY OF 08210 up to and including 1:00p.m. on June 17, Section 1. The improvement described in Sec- improvement and is included in the foregoing public inspection. JUNE A.D. 2009 R & R Radar, Inc. – Radar Maintenance Ser- 2009, prevailing time, at that time and place the Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk tion 3 of this bond ordinance is hereby autho- estimate thereof. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court vice - $2,280.08 proposals will be opened and considered by the rized as a general improvement to be made or (e) This bond ordinance authorized obligations Section 8. This bond ordinance shall take ef- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Township. 1x Fee=$34.02 06/03/09 acquired by the Borough of Wildwood Crest, of the Borough solely for purposes described in fect twenty (20) days after the fi rst publication (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township ______New Jersey. For the said improvement or pur- paragraph (d) of section 40A:2-7 of said Local thereof after fi nal adoption, as provided by said Jersey. of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ 2,280.08 Specifi cations are on fi le and available May 27, has been bid for the following service or items Spec. # 33 pose stated in said Section 3, there is hereby Bond Law; and said purposes are in the public Local Bond Law. 2009 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, 33 Mechanic 25CMAcp 05-33-09 appropriated the sum of $6,500,000, said sum interest and are for the health, welfare, conve- Dated: May 27, 2009 Property to be sold is located in the City of Radar Maintenance. It is further certifi ed that Street, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210. being inclusive of all appropriations heretofore nience or betterment of the inhabitants of the North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State suffi cient funds are available from the following ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS made therefor. Borough and the amounts to be expended for Carl H. Groon of New Jersey. appropriation or ordinance to cover this con- The Township reserves the right to reject any tract: 9-01-31-462-462-299 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS said purposes pursuant to this bond ordinance Joyce P. Gould or all proposals and to waive any informality in CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY Section 2. For the fi nancing of said im- are not unreasonable or exorbitant and the is- Don Cabrera Premises commonly known as: 1100 Central PO# 20901626 any proposal. provement or purpose and to meet the said suance of the said obligations authorized by Avenue, City of North Wildwood, Wildwood, Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ad- $6,500,000 appropriation, negotiable bonds this bond ordinance will not materially impair Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk New Jersey 08260 Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO By Order of the Township Committee. dressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the of the Borough are hereby authorized to be the credit of the Borough or substantially re- Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. prevail- issued in the principal amount of $6,500,000 duce its ability to pay punctually the principal Introduced: May 27, 2009 Tax Lot No. 13 f/k/a 9 a/k/a 9 &11 in Block 209 I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township Tracey Taverner of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify ing time, on JUNE 24, 2009, at which time they pursuant to the Local Bond Law of New Jersey. of and interest on its debts and supply other Treasurer will be publicly opened and read in the Interme- In anticipation of the issuance of said bonds essential public improvements and services, 1x Fee=$121.50 06/03/09 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a diate Meeting Room, Administration Building, and to temporarily fi nance said improvement or and the Local Finance Board in the Division of ______70 ft x 100 ft Resolution adopted by the Township Committee 2x Fee=$38.88 at a meeting of said Middle Township Commit- 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, New purpose, negotiable notes of the Borough in a Local Government Services in the Department NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED 05/27/09, 06/03/09 Jersey for the following: principal amount not exceeding $6,500,000 are of Community Affairs of the State of New Jer- Nearest Cross Street: Eleventh Avenue tee, held on May 18, 2009 and said Resolution ______was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote hereby authorized to be issued pursuant to and sey has heretofore made a determination to this TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE FURNISH AND DELIVER LIQUID PROPANE within the limitations prescribed by said Local (Page A26 Please) Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- of the members of the Township Committee. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY GAS TO THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Bond Law. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. STATE OF NEW JERSEY Witness my hand and seal of the Township of REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Bid forms, instructions, specifi cations and other Section 3. (a) The improvement hereby autho- Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publication Middle, this 18th day of May, 2009. bidding documents may be examined or ob- rized and purpose for the fi nancing of which taxes/sewer/water information was not avail- Take notice that sealed proposals are hereby tained at the Offi ce of the Director of Purchas- said obligations are to be issued is the improve- able – You must check with the tax collector for Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk requested for supplying the following services ing, Kim Allen, during normal offi ce hours at the ment of the storm water and sanitary sewerage exact amounts due. and/or materials to the Township of Middle in 1x Fee=$32.80 06/03/09 above address or the County’s Procurement systems in and by the Borough, including the the calendar year 2009: Portal located at installation of new sanitary sewer pipes in Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- ______www.capemaycountygov.net . and along Seaview Avenue from the southern tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE MATERIALS PICKED UP OR DELIVERED boundary line of the Borough to Nashville Av- expenses, there remains any surplus money, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY FROM CLASS B RECYCLING FACILITIES The Board reserves the right to reject any or enue, and the installation of new storm water the money will be deposited into the Superior STATE OF NEW JERSEY all bids in whole or in part and to waive such sewer pipes in and along Washington Avenue Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the The sealed proposals will be received by Kim- informalities as may be permitted by law. from Seaview Avenue to the beach, Wash- surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion RESOLUTION berly Tomkinson, Township Clerk of the Town- ington Avenue from the existing outfall to the pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- 237-09 ship of Middle at 33 Mechanic Street, 2nd Floor Bidders are required to comply with the re- mean low water line, Hollywood Avenue from ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim Date: Conference Room, Cape May Court House, NJ quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and the existing outfall to the mean low water line, and asking for an order directing payment of the May 18, 2009 08210 up to and including 1:00p.m. on June 17, N.J.A.C. 17:27. Miami Avenue from the existing outfall to the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person con- 2009, prevailing time, at that time and place the ducting the sale will have information regarding proposals will be opened and considered by the the surplus, if any. Township. Take notice that an application has been submitted to the New A full legal description of the premises can be Specifi cations are on fi le and available May 27, found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 2009 at the Treasurer’s Offi ce, 33 Mechanic Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Land County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Street, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Use Regulation for a CAFRA Permit for the development described other Municipal Assessments. The amount due The Township reserves the right to reject any can be obtained from the local taxing authority. below: or all proposals and to waive any informality in any proposal. Amount due under judgment is $611,964.98 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Applicant: Timothy & Marlene Rush By Order of the Township Committee. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Project Name: Minor Subdivision check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Tracey Taverner 20% of the bid price is required. Treasurer Project Description: Minor Subdivision Creating 4 residential building The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 2x Fee=$38.88 lots from 3 existing parcels, with docks to Stone Harbor Canal sale without further notice of publication. 05/27/09, 06/03/09 JI@DQ@ "M@@
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Crest on May 27, 2009, and passed on fi rst Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION Action Language be required and/or Business funds prior to order placement in accordance date of the opening thereof. Stephen O’Connor reading, and the same was then ordered to Registration Certifi cates be required, they be with N.J.A.C.5:30-5.4. Clerk/Administrator be published according to law; and that such Introduced: May 27, 2009 THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE WAS attached as addendums herein; and, Bidders are required to comply with the require- ordinance will be further considered for fi nal PASSED ON SECOND READING AND FINAL- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that ments of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31, et. seq. and N.J.A.C. 1x Fee=$23.08 06/03/09 passage at a meeting of the Board of Commis- 1x Fee=$43.74 06/03/09 LY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF COMMIS- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if required, the Commissioners of the City of Wildwood 17:27. The statutory and regulatory language of ______sioners to be held at the Borough Hall in said ______SIONERS OF THE CITY OF WILDWOOD, IN by state law, Notice of their award shall be pub- authorizes the Purchasing Agent to enter into those statutes and administrative regulations Borough on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 9:30 NOTICE OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, lished in the appropriate edition of the Atlantic a contract with the above described contractor are incorporated into the specifi cations and a.m., prevailing time, or as soon thereafter as MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD AFTER PUBLIC HEARING AT A MEETING 0F City Press and/or Cape May County Herald described herein; and, the contract with the successful bidder by ref- possible, at which time and place all persons THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD newspapers. erence. Bidders are required to submit a New interested will be given an opportunity to be The following actions were taken by the Plan- ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2009. heard concerning such ordinance. ning Board of the Township of Middle at a meet- ing held on May 12, 2009: CHRISTOPHER WOOD, CITY CLERK KEVIN M. YECCO, Municipal Clerk 1. The application of ARC of Cape May County 1x Fee=$10.94 06/03/09 NATIONALS BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST for variances for number of parking spaces (15 ______COUNTY OF CAPE MAY approved), zero landscape buffer between an CITY OF WILDWOOD Reader Advisory: the National Trade Associa- AWESOME CAREER $20/hr. Avg $57K/yr, 4bd 3ba Foreclosure only $38,000! Good Area! High Cost of Cable Got You Down? GET DISH tion we belong to has purchased the following Postal Jobs, Pd Training, Vacations. OT, Full Great Deal! More 1-4bd Homes Available from w/FREE install plans $9.99/mo. 50+ Free HD classifi eds. Determining the value of their ser- Benefi ts, Pension Plan. 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PropertyProperty Transfers Transfers Recorded Recorded In County In Clerk’sCounty Office Clerk’s Offi ce Between May 11, and May 17, 2009 New Jerseyans Can Take Immediate Advantage Between May 11, and May 17, 2009 of Federal Tax Credit for First-Time Homebuyers Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON BY J. V. DORIA JR. of an interest-free bridge down payment and closing Benedict M. D’Annucci George & Marguerite Wolf Jr. 54 W 26th St. $ 1,100,000 AND loan, which the HMFA is costs. Visit http://sgl.state. Thomas Gilmartin Russel & Sharon Bleiler III 74 W 11th St. $ 1,750,000 M. DELLA VECCHIA calling a “Prefund” loan. nj.us/ to check out the Total For Avalon: $ 2,850,000 The loan is the lesser of Smart Growth Locator and DENNIS Now is a great time to 10 percent of the home’s see if a particular home or Paul J. & Marie I. Peterman Edward J. Bamberger Sr. 2 Baywyn Dr. $ 274,900 become a homeowner in purchase price or $5,000 homes are in Smart Growth Hunter Partnership South Seaville Manor 107 Old Goshen Rd. $ 633,333 New Jersey. Home prices and is secured by a second areas. Total For Dennis: $ 908,233 are becoming increasingly mortgage lien that is due By peeling through the LOWER TOWNSHIP affordable in communi- $ 83,000 June 30, 2010. It must be layers of doom and gloom Winifred Bonney Bernard J. Dera Jr. 30 Racetrack Dr. ties around the state and used for down payment economic news, it is pos- Douglas C. Wyeth Maureen Wyeth 18 Mimosa Dr. $ 50,000 mortgage rates are at their Estate of Gertrude Hilvert Andrew R. & Linda Hilvert Sr. 601 E Jacksonville Ave. $ 125,000 and/or closing costs. The sible to fi nd great deals in William & Patsy Hodges III, Robert W. Bailey Jr. 131 Sunset Dr. $ 105,000 lowest levels in decades. HMFA set aside $5 million the marketplace. It is just a James & Sharon Dudley Jr. Crismarc LLC 17 E Bates Ave. $ 55,000 But for New Jerseyans still from its operating budget matter of being in the right William & Catherine Nagle John J. & Joanne M. Keating 716 Adriatic Ave. $ 217,000 on the fence about buy- to fund the program and position to take advantage Ottis C. & Marion M. Berry Robert B. & Joanne L. Hoy 5409 Shawcrest Rd. $ 550,000 ing their fi rst home, the anticipates handling about of these opportunities. The Laurie Valentino Michael & Rosemarie Pharo 3303 Bybrook Dr. $ 85,000 New Jersey Housing and 1,000 Prefund loans. New HMFA wants to help people Estate of Dolores Sheehan Craig R. & Gail G. Fitz 205 Shore Dr. $ 550,000 Mortgage Finance Agency Jersey is the third state in get into the right position Marjorie A. Deller Lisa E. Cohen 127 Village Rd. $ 56,341 (HMFA) has a new loan the nation to offer such a when it comes to home Albert Berardocco Alexander Eyck 5 Widgeon Wy. $ 225,000 program that could make program. ownership. There contin- Total For Lower Township: $ 2,101,341 the decision much easier. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP First-time homebuy- ues to be a strong demand The First-Time Home- ers can visit any one of for housing in New Jersey Randall S. Camp Builder Castle Enterprises NFR LLC 224 Fairmont Rd. $ 325,000 buyer Tax Credit Loan Beazer Homes Corp William T. Browne 16 Falkirk Dr. $ 269,900 about 65 HMFA-approved and this program helps Thomas & Sherri McNulty PMB By The Sea LLC 138 Springers Mill Rd. $ 85,000 Program that was launched home mortgage lenders make it a reality for many Sheriff Gary G. Schaffer PNC Bank 5 Carriage Ln. $ 218,500 this spring allows people throughout New Jersey to fi rst-time homebuyers. Rice Real Estate Co. Inc. Meghan E. Bridgeman 14 Woodland Rd. $ 199,900 participating in the HMFA’s get the process started. A For information on the Jeffrey A. Scheeler Michael K. Lauer 818 Hand Ave. $ 252,500 Homebuyer Mortgage Pro- list of the lenders can be Prefund Program, please Diane F. Schuster Dennis & Amelia Michaels 910 Augusta Ct. $ 295,000 gram to take immediate viewed at http://www. call 1-800-NJ-HOUSE or log National City Bank Matthew Tribulski 26 Cardinal Dr. $ 180,000 advantage of a federal tax state.nj.us/dca/hmfa/con- on to http://www.nj.gov/ Total For Middle Township: $ 1,825,800 credit for fi rst-time home- su/buyers/lender_list.pdf. dca/hmfa/ and click the NORTH WILDWOOD buyers. Qualifi ed individu- After screening prospective First-Time Homebuyers rd $ 320,000 Edward & Grace Wyatt Giuseppe Maniscalco 322 E 23 Ave., Unit D als who buy a home for homebuyers carefully to link. Playa PTO LLC Dean & Lisa M. Paolizzi 301 E 25th Ave., Unit 102 $ 369,000 $ 160,000 the fi rst time by Dec. 1, make sure they can afford Doria is commissioner Nicholas J. Gross Sal & Karen LoBiondo 711 Ocean Ave., Unit 203 2009 are eligible for up to John J. Toner, et al Thomas & Ann Marie Morris 1202 Ocean Ave., Unit 101 $ 400,000 mortgage payments on the of the Department of Com- Back Bay Investments LLC Thomas & Thomas Rauchut 1814 New York Ave. $ 150,000 an $8,000 federal refund- homes they are looking to munity Affairs and chair- Suzanne L. Zelinski-Evans Robert & Karen Richards 728 W Pine Ave., Unit B $ 225,000 able tax credit under the purchase, the lenders origi- man of N.J. Housing and Total For North Wildwood $ 1,624,000 economic stimulus plan nate the mortgages and the Mortgage Finance Agency. OCEAN CITY President Barack Obama Prefund loans. Once the Vecchia serves as executive Joseph R. & Nancy Rivera U. Douglas & Janel Kieslich 2841-43 Bay Ave. $ 800,000 signed into law earlier this mortgage loan closes with director of the agency. Thomas F. Crawford Paul & Marilyn Chisholm 206 29th St. $ 581,250 year. But homebuyers don’t the homebuyer, the HMFA Kevin R. Logan David C. & Rue J. Zink 4251 West Ave., 2nd Fl $ 445,000 get the tax credit until after st purchases the mortgage Awarded NAR John & Denise L. Pohl Jerry Davis, Nancy Tienann 429 West Ave., 1 Fl $ 325,000 they file their 2009 tax and the Prefund loan from $ 489,900 Mikail Degirmenci Seth & Melanie Lowenberger 1013-15 Wesley Ave., Unit A returns next year. While Designation $ 635,000 the originating lender and Vito J. & Daniel M. Gizzio Mark J. & Mary M. Simkiss 4616-18 Central Ave., Unit 4616 some people can afford to holds them until they are Estate of Raymond Naness Frances M. Bunting 500 Bay Ave., Unit 308N $ 255,000 wait, many others cannot. WILDWOOD CREST Robert B. Christ Mark A. & Theresa M. Pino 2048 Asbury Ave. $ 470,000 paid back in full. They would rather get the The Prefund Program — Daniel Martin of Cal- Bonnie & Randall Murphy John E. & Gillian H. Reilly III 323 Seabright Rd. $ 1,239,500 loway Realty, 7601 Pacifi c st $ 548,000 tax refund upfront and use makes the American Dream Helena K. & William Brasko Carl P. & Jennifer N. Krott 3857 Asbury Ave., 1 Fl Ave. was Raymaz Group LLC Stacey & Steven Jones Jr. 1829 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl $ 409,000 it towards their down pay- of homeownership more recently Jim & Denise Dunphy Edward J. Kopp Jr. 1411 West Ave. $ 450,000 ment and closing costs. attainable and affordable awarded Edmund & Evalyn E. Engle Alan R. & Susan E. Schatz 3954 Asbury Ave. $ 380,000 This is where the First- in New Jersey because Will & Monica Raiman Marti G. Pelosi 1640 Pleasure Ave. $ 920,000 Time Homebuyer Tax Cred- homebuyers can bring the the Re- JWR Construction Co. Inc. Stephen & Cynthia Conron 111 Waterway Rd. $ 1,670,000 it Loan Program, which cash needed for down pay- sort and Albert W. Rostien, et al Albert W. Rostien Jr. 122 Roosevelt Blvd. $ 323,000 is also called the Prefund ment and closing costs Second- John P. McDermott Joseph F. & Maria P. McNeill 3963 West Ave. $ 625,000 Program, can help. The to the table to purchase Home th $ 258,000 James & Elizabeth Wolfe Andrea R. Knoerzer 10 11 St., East HMFA, an affi liate of the Property $ 450,000 their homes. On top of Robert & Mary McMackin Michael & Susan Krulikowski 300-302 Corinthian Ave., Unit A New Jersey Department that, homebuyers can also Specialist Robert & Mary McMackin Joseph & Maryann Mesure 300-302 Corinthian Ave., Unit B $ 475,000 MARTIN of Community Affairs, will designa- Glenn A. Cooper, et al Leander A. Tassonik 717 Moore Ave. $ 435,000 combine the Prefund loan give their mortgage bor- with the HMFA’s Smart tion. The RSPS Certifi ca- Colleen Michelle LLC David & Allison McCanney 2532 Central Ave., Unit A $ 762,500 tion was introduced in the th $ 690,000 rowers who are eligible Start program, which offers Steven & Maureen Maag John J. & Jill A. DiGrazio 879 4 St. beginning of 2006, and is Denise M. Croce Charles & Michele McKnett 1349 West Ave., 2nd Fl $ 295,450 for the federal tax credit an people purchasing homes awarded by the National Grassy Sounds LLC Marilyn Darrows 3035 Asbury Ave. $ 591,739 advance on the credit. The in Smart Growth areas fur- Charles & Susan Biscieglia Kevin R. Logan 310 Roosevelt Blvd. $ 416,000 advance will be in the form ther assistance with their (Page A29 Please) Merk Property Investment David & Amy Bonebrake 501 5th St., Unit C 3rd Fl $ 475,000 James Lajeunesse Patrick & Geraldine Johnson 5716-18 Asbury Ave., Unit 5716 $ 460,000 Patric & Geraldine Johnson Mark & Patricia A. Ruskoski 5432-34 West Ave., Unit 543A $ 300,000 Hart Investment Properties Thomas & Valerie Wandler 36 Walnut Rd. $ 810,000 Total For Ocean City: $ 16,984,339 Welcome SEA ISLE CITY Ann & Emmanuel Dimitriou Jersey Central Power & Light 207 40th St., West Unit $ 580,000 Francis & Barbara Memmo Moody & Julie Kwok 138 74th St., East Unit $ 595,000 Open House Spotlight Cindy S. Lynch Bruce C. Truesdale Bayvista Condo, Unit 9 $ 335,000 Michael & Chantal Smith Patrick & Margaret McDaid 133 53rd St., West Unit $ 765,000 45th Street Properties LLC Thomas & Jennifer Swavely 130 75th St., West Unit $ 715,000 James S. & Robin E. Burke Brian P. Miranda 225 82nd St., North Unit $ 652,500 Saturday 6/6 Sunday 6/7 Anthony Mancini E. J. & Jennifer Cummings III 9004 Landis Ave. $ 569,000 Total For Sea Isle City: $ 3,689,500 Royal Beach STONE HARBOR Margaret E. Salleroli Donald A. Swartz 8501 Pennsylvania Ave. $ 2,875,000 Condominiums Nashville and The Beach Charles T. Ganjamie Alison S. Wood 10808 Sunset Dr., Unit 4 $ 652,500 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Total For Stone Harbor: $ 3,527,500 1.800.999.8177 UPPER TOWNSHIP US Bank, N.A. David Robinson 28 New Bridge Rd., Unit C $ 152,000 Open House: Total For Upper Township: $ 152,000 Every Saturday and WILDWOOD Hoff man Agency, Inc. Sunday from 11am-4pm. Terrylee Maimone An X. Tran 201 E Roberts Ave. $ 190,000 6301 Pacifi c Avenue $ 40,000 Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Visit the sample Chazray Builders Inc. Kenneth J. Sanger 322 W Magnolia Ave. 609-522-8177 model Unit #102 Richard Giuliano Kenneth M. & Lisa G. Beland 1405 E Cresse Ave., Unit 2 $ 207,000 Richard & Lorie Walsh Joseph & Joseph Verna 138 E Burk Ave., Unit B $ 275,000 Edfran Associates LLC John & Helene Polyak 410 W Magnolia Ave. $ 235,000 Community-Wide Open House Noel Rubin Raymond D. & Kelly A. Duffy 620 W Burk Ave., Unit 202 $ 299,000 Sunday 10am-2pm Total For Wildwood: $ 1,246,000 WILDWOOD CREST Holly Lake Resort Located off Rt. 47, Dennisville Thomas M. Vereha Jr. Blaze & Victoria Massa 415 E Orchid, Unit 302 $ 320,000 Upon arrival, Gregory Fisher, et al Marco A. Albornoz 434 E Nashville Ave. $ 760,000 Kimberly Schiela/Broker Mary & William McGregor John & Elizabeth Heimbach 118 E Columbine Rd. $ 309,500 1920 Route 9 North call Carole Labrum @ Sean & Jennifer Sweeney Kellar Korp LLC 7701 Atlantic Ave., Unit 406 $ 580,000 Clermont, NJ 08210 (609) 374-6267 $ 300,000 Phone: 609-624-0990 for a tour of the community and Terrylee Maimone Magalie M. & Antoine Belotte 401 E Farragut Rd., Unit 102 www.clermont9.com Gary Papa Builders LLC Fu Li, Hong Xu 122 E Cardinal Rd., Unit A $ 395,000 showing of any active listing. Edward & Leta Atlas Lee E. & Lisa M. 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Investment Property- YEAR ROUND Apartment, 1 bedroom, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. 609-523-0104 RENTAL 1 bath, centrally located. Large eat in kitchen. SWAINTON Spacious yard. $800/ Large separate living To be constructed, DiDonato Builders are offering affordable — WebID #: 178060 3 bedroom and 2 bathroom homes close to the bay, sure Route 9 month + security room. Washer & dryer. to please even the most selective of buyers. These homes No smoking, no pets. offer all of the amenities and features buyers have come to Multi-family investment SUMMER RENTAL Year Round Rental- Call 609-465-9102 All utilities paid by ten- expect when purchasing a high quality DiDonato home. property. 3 units, income ant. Background check Summer Rental- ApexRealEstate.com $31K. Great location. 224 W. Wildwood — WebID #: 178460 required. $1000 per month + $1500 security 2505 Bayshore Rd. $319,000. For sale by Ave Year Round Rental- Villas, NJ 08251 NORTH WILDWOOD deposit. owner. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Con-

609-886-6000 • 1-800-894-APEX do. Renovated, Refrig- Links@Avalon 2nd fl oor duplex, 2 bed- erator. $895 per month + 609-522-4139 609-425-9433 First Floor Master room, 2 bath, living room, electric. — WebID #: 179575 The dining room, sleeps 6 - — WebID #: 178166 Immaculate 3 bedroom, 8. $6000/season. Avail- 215-360-6429 MOBILE HOME able immediately 2.5 bath with one car ga- Year Round Rental- HANNEL’S rage. Cul-de-sac. Avail- WebID #: 179584 C — able now! $1600 mo plus WILDWOOD CREST Apartments Call Jane, Professionally Managed 609-602-7927 Year Round Rental- utilities. No pets. Beach block, ocean view. Furnished, 3 bedrooms, Spring Special — WebID #: 178699 6 Bedroom Apt., Call Anne, Wildwood 215-520-2414 2 baths. Reserved park- Second Month’s Rent FREE Summer Rental- Off-street parking, wash- ing. $1400 per month.

er & dryer. Most utilities No pets. FREE Heat & Hot Water Mobile Home- NORTH WILDWOOD included. $2000/month. Year Round Rental- 856-429-3818 610-960-7439 3 bedroom, 2 bath, CMCH jay_t at juno.com NORTH WILDWOOD 1 BEDROOM sleeps 6 - 8. $7000/sea- WebID #: 178983 — $ 00 son. Centrally located, year — WebID #: 177990 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Air, 825 215-519-7401 round. 2 bedrooms, washer & dryer. Non- full bath with hand tiled TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD smoking premises. $975/ WebID #: 178907 2 BEDROOM shower, handicap bar, — CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 month + utilities. $ 00 tiled seat. Also, 1/2 bath, 895 kitchen with all ameni- 609-707-6400 ties. Renovated August 2007. For sale by owner: • Air Conditioning — WebID #: 179566 Now Accepting REDUCED to $68,000, Get doggone • Swimming Pool Small Pets fi rm. More info/photos online: good deals! • Laundry Facilities Call House for Sale? www.CapeMay Reach buyers with • Heat/Hot Water Included CountyHerald.com CALL TODAY Rachel at an ad in the Herald. TO PLACE YOUR AD. (609) 884-0026 Call 609-202-0459 886-8600 ext. 33 Place your ad today. 609-886-8600 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May — WebID #: 178989 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 Ext. 33 or 34 Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29

City Halts Cove Restaurant Project, Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad!

Withholds Mercantile License REAL ESTATE - By JACK FICHTER out permits or approvals, YEAR ROUND RENTAL said Dwyer. He the res- CAPE MAY — The John- taurant’s deck received a Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- ston family, long time own- permit and was built in ers of the Cove Restaurant, 1976. Year Round Rental- Dwyer said the roof re- WILDWOOD WILDWOOD 405 S. Beach Ave., began to replace the wooden fl oor in ceived an approval and was CREST WILDWOOD the porch section of their built in the early 1980s. Small studio apartment. business with concrete He said he believed win- * Small 2 bedroom with $650 per month + utili- Numerous 3 & 4 bed- ties and security. No last February when they dows and walls for the deck $850 + utilities; received a stop work order deck section were built room rentals starting at pets. Small 3 bedroom, $950/ from the city’s construction in 1997 with permits and $1250. month + utilties. Newly office even though they approvals. Call Joan, 609-206- had received a permit for “To say it was construct- renovated. Weichert Realtors 9782 the work. ed in its present location Coastal At that point, the wooden without permits and ap- * 2nd fl oor apartments. Jack Fichter 609-523-1112 — WebID #: 178062 fl oor had been removed. provals is erroneous,” said Credit check required. Each offi ce Dwyer. Unfi nished porch of Cove Restaurant in Cape May. At issue: the restaurant independently porch sits on a former, va- He said the city vacated was not valid, he said. ning Board he had been in 609-522-2002 owned & operated 9OUR,INKTO,OCAL"USINESS cated street, Third Avenue, Third Avenue by ordinance He said state statutes communication with Dw- claimed by sand decades in 1965 and corrected that deal with vacation of street yer regarding a proposed CapeMayCountyHerald.com ago, which the city seems several years later due to and sale of easements. He settlement, which could be — WebID #: 178997 — WebID #: 179599 /Marketplace to retain some access rights a one-foot discrepancy. He said they did not deal with presented to City Council to, despite giving the John- said the city vacated the amending an easement. at its June 3 meeting. ston family use of the parcel property and the Johnston Dwyer said he believed Monzo said he believed Martin Awarded NAR Designation years ago. family was the owner of the action was done prop- a resolution would be (From Page A27) that real estate profession- plete two electives or hold The Johnson family was record of the lot, which erly by a resolution of reached. The Planning als need to specialize in the ABR, CIPS, CPM or told they must return to the has been merged into one council in 1997 and was Board continued the matter Association of Realtors to buying and selling second CRS designations. city’s Planning Board. parcel. enforceable. to its June 9 meeting. real estate professionals homes in a resort and or Since he lives and The city also refused to Dwyer said the John- He said the city was well He said if council ap- who wish to demonstrate vacation destination. In works in a resort and issue the Johnstons’ their stons bought both lots from aware of all the documents proves a settlement, the and promote to consum- order to achieve the RSPS vacation town Martin annual mercantile license the former owners. and reconsideration by a Johnstons would not need ers their expertise in this Certifi cation, Realtors are thought this was a very preventing the restaurant He said there were dis- planning board must be to return to the Planning real estate specialty. required to take two core good designation to have. from opening on its normal putes over work being done based on fraud or a glaring Board. The program focuses on courses. Martin also has the CRS date on April 1. at the premises during the mistake. Dwyer said that Monzo told the Herald, developing the knowledge They must also com- designation. The Cove was closed for mid to late 1990s with en- is not the case with the when the Johnstons fi led an the busy Memorial Day and forcement action, appeals Cove “where everything application to reconstruct, last weekend as well. and litigation. City Council was documented and well he was asked to review the Reach over 75,000 potential buyers! On May 19, City Coun- and then solicitor Robert known.” fi le and he saw problems cil unanimously passed a Fineberg, with the author- After permits were is- dating back to when Third Sell your car for only $10.00 per week!* resolution rejecting any ity of council, put together a sued, he said he and his Avenue was vacated by the X 20 words + photo planning board approvals settlement agreement that clients met with repre- city. He said he thought X for the construction of im- was approved by resolution Ads appear in print each Wednesday sentatives of council and the city should revisit and in the Cape May County Herald Automotive Section and relied upon by clients, provements “in the vacated construction offi cial. Dwyer possibly modify the street X Ads posted online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com portion of Third Avenue, the city and planning board said his client returned to vacation ordinance, which requesting the site plan at that time, said Dwyer. the Planning Board and was not changed since For details, call Rachel or Janet: application for the property The Johnstons paid contacted state Depart- 1967. 609-886-8600 ext 33 or 34 retroactive taxes total- be reheard by the planning ment of Environmental He said the Cove’s porch board and reconfi rming the ing $15,000 and a fi ne of Protection. began as a wooden deck city’s rights to the vacated $17,000 to the city. He said the Planning that ended up as a framed Lowest cost per reader-GUARANTEED! portion of Third Avenue Dwyer said the John- Board issued an approval and enclosed deck that be- as previously set forth in stons went back to Plan- and the Johnstons awaited a came more of a permanent an ordinance vacating the ning Board and received resolution so the restaurant structure over the years. property.” approval for all items on could be ready for the sum- “It was never contem- Are you looking Attorney Louis Dwyer, the site plan relying on mer season. plated that it would be representing the Johnstons, the agreement and the If the city’s actions pre- anything but a temporary addressed City Council. city engineer inspected vail here, the restaurant wooden deck and now for a job and between He said he received a let- the work. will be defunct and not when you add concrete ter with attachments from He said the city was to able to open for business, footers and a concrete foun- City Solicitor Tony Monzo modify use of the easement said Dwyer. dation and a concrete fl oor, 16 and 24 years of age? dated May 15. Dwyer said by quitclaim deed. He said the cost of the it’s more of a permanent, he fi led a complaint with “To my knowledge, the litigation “would be ex- long term structure that Superior Court following city never followed through treme.” Dwyer said his could impede the city’s receiving the letter. with that or did it,” said client would rather work rights with respect to the Monzo’s letter referred Dwyer. this out with the city. stone jetty which it abuts to a structure built on the Now the city takes the On Tuesday May 26, the and may in fact, be built property in the 1990s with- position that the agreement Planning Board had the on top of it. matter on their agenda but He said when the city Fishing did not take action. vacated Third Avenue, it The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders Monzo attended the preserved rights to the (From Page A10) Port Norris and caught meeting. He told the Plan- street because of the jetty. In collaboration with landed a 53- pound striper with squid and minnow in the surf at Cape May in combo. The Atlantic Cape May Workforce Investment Board the rain Sunday morning. Captain Joe from Big News Digests (From Page A13) Clam bombing. Game charters out of South Have OVER 100 JOB OPENINGS for summer employment George Sloboojian Jersey Marina had three don Valley, Pa., Jesse W. Field, 18, of North Wales, Pa. weighed a 10.47-pound keeper drum on a recent and Nicholas E. Cymbala, 19, of Maple Glen, Pa. All In Municipal and County Governments fl uke caught in the intra trip to the Delaware Bay. were charged with burglary, theft and conspiracy with costal on Saturday. Sunny gives the fi shing $15,000 bail, 10 percent requirement. Police ask that Avalon Hodge Podge re- six barks this week. any one who had their vehicle entered over the week- ports good fl ounder fi shing end to contact the department at (609) 399-9111. out front in the ocean with Lerario can be reached a 11.35-pound flounder at steveattheclub@yahoo. Full and Part-time jobs available weighed by George from com Police Introduce Deuce 8 and 12 week positions OCEAN CITY — On May 24, Ocean City Police NASCAR Nation Department participated with the city sponsored event • Clerical of “Barks on the Boardwalk.” Attending the event was • Recreation (From Page A11) Sauter in fi fth. Dr. Brad Tucker, Sophia Tucker, 4, Brad “Deuce” Tucker respectively. Coming Up: A busy (in father’s arms), Patrolman John Vogt, “Deuce”, Chief • Maintenance • Parks Busch appeared to be weekend of racing ahead, Chad Callahan and the new Harley-Davidson Motor- setting sail into the Dela- as the Camping World cycle. The Tucker’s were invited to attend in honor of • Public works ware sunset when slowed Truck Series heads to the Brad “Deuce” Tucker winning the contest to name the with 17 laps to go, and then Texas Motor Speedway, newly trained K-9 dog that is now a part of the Ocean abruptly slammed into the the Nationwide Series to City Police Departments regular patrol operations. Still in school? Jobs starting July 1st outside wall in turn two. Nashville Superspeedway, Absent was Lt. Rich Washart who was instrumental in Out of school? Jobs available as soon as you qualify! Colin Braun took the lead, and the Sprint Cup Series getting both programs started under the direction of on to blow a tire and slam to Pocono Raceway. Please Callahan. hard into the wall, bring note, Dover was the last $7.25 - $9.00 per hour out the caution. race of 2009 for FOX. TNT Call 609-465-1077 for information Brian Scott elected to will take over for the next Deuce Nabs Teen Burglar stay out after inheriting the six races, beginning with OCEAN CITY — On May 31 at 2:32 a.m., Ocean lead and held off the charg- The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders Pocono. City police received a call of a burglary in progress in Daniel Beyel, Director n Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director ing Dennis Setzer for his the unit block of E. Atlantic Blvd. The caller reported Gerald M. Thornton n Leonard C. Desiderio n Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. fi rst career victory. Setzer Bruce Knoll, 17, of El- seeing a possibly armed subject enter a local ice cream was second, followed by dora, can be contacted by business through a window. Police responded and FUNDED BY A GRANT FROM THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR David Starr in third, Terry email at bknoll jr4cmcher- (Page A31 Please) * YOU MUST MEET INCOME ELIGIBILITY TO QUALIFY * Cook in fourth, and Johnny [email protected] A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 3 2009

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Cap Beatrice observed a male subject removing money from the cash at the scene. revenues decreased 33.2 percent. crewmembers were interviewed by register, but were unable determine if the suspect was investigators. No evidence was found Higbee, 27, of was on the stand the entire day and armed. Patrolman John Vogt and K-9 Deuce, responded presented testimony that included his background as a indicating the Cap Beatrice hit the to assist the offi cers at the scene. Vogt gave a verbal NCLB Meetings Lady Mary, according to Petty Offi cer high school and collegiate athlete; his employment his- command for anyone in the building to come out and COLD SPRING — Lower Township Chris McLaughlin. The fi shing boat and tory as a bartender, salesman and teacher; and eventu- surrender. After receiving no response, Vogt released Elementary School District will be hold- container ship were within one mile of ally his application, acceptance, training and career as a Deuce into the building via the broken window in lieu ing annual planning meetings for the each other at the time of the sinking. A state trooper. of the offi cers possibly having to use “deadly force” to No Child Left Behind sub grant applica- collision with another ship is among the He said he had many hours of vehicle safety training. apprehend the suspect. Immediately upon encountering tion for fi scal year 2010 along with the theories of what sunk the Lady Mary. In testifying about the night of the accident, Higbee Deuce, the suspect surrendered. Police also learned evaluation meeting for NCLB application said he had observed a speeder traveling northbound on that the subject had burglarized a local pizza parlor. 2008-2009 June 9 at noon and 4 p.m. in Stagecoach Road at approximately 65 mph, nearly twice The Offi cers arrested a juvenile, 17, of Ocean City. He the Maud Abrams Library, 714 Town- Cape May on VOA the speed limit of 35 mph. was charged on a juvenile complaint summons with bank Road. The meetings will review and He said he turned around and attempted pursue the burglary and theft and placed in a juvenile shelter in CAPE MAY —This famous American evaluate the district’s current programs speeder following Attorney General guidelines that Bridgeton. seaside city received the attention of require troopers to close the distance before activating and plan next year’s application for the worldwide shortwave radio listeners via overhead lights and sirens. Ferry Revenue Down covered programs. NCLB includes im- the Voice of America (VOA) on June 1. He said he did not see the stop sign at the intersection proving basic programs operated by local A feature on Cape May was broadcast or the “stop ahead” sign 500 feet before the intersec- NORTH CAPE MAY — Delaware Bay and River Au- schools, teacher and principal training in Special English, which was designed tion. thority (DRBA) reported vehicle traffi c decreased 23.8 and recruiting fund, enhancing education to communicate by radio in clear and Higbee was expected to continue testifying yesterday percent and passenger traffi c decreased 29.9 percent through technology, English Language simple English with people whose na- and to be followed by other defense witnesses. on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry in March. Year-to-date Acquisition, enhancement and academic tive language was not English. Special On May 28, the defense began to present its case for vehicle traffi c decreased 15.6 percent and passenger achievement and safe and drug-free English has a core vocabulary of 1,500 Higbee. traffi c decreased 17.3 percent when compared to the schools and communities act. words. Special English broadcasters read The fi rst defense witness was also the fi rst person on same period in 2008. When compared to the aver- at a slower pace, about two-thirds the the scene. Janet Harmelin, a registered nurse of Upper age of the last three years, year-to-date vehicle traffi c Freighter, Lady Mary speed of Standard English. The VOA Township, came across the aftermath of the collision decreased 14.9 percent and passenger traffi c 13.7 per- CAPE MAY — The Cap Beatrice, a story about Cape May included the his- between Higbee’s police car and the Beckers’ minivan cent. In March, fare revenues decreased 20.7 percent large Liberian fl agged container ship did tory of the town, its geographic location just after the 10 p.m. crash. compared to one year ago. Year-to-date fare revenues not hit with the fi shing vessel Lady Mary and described the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Harmelin told the jury that she saw two bodies outside 9.3 percent compared to the same period last year. In that sank 65 miles off the coast March and Cape May Lighthouse. The feature one of the vehicles. March, ferry food sales decreased 30.4 percent while 24 claiming the lives of six crewmem- also covered bird watching, bike riding, Harmelin said she tried to help the people in the retail sales decreased 45.5 percent compared to March bers. U.S. Coast Guard and state Marine the city’s 600 Victorian homes and the third vehicle, Robert Taylor and his son Michael and 2008. When compared to the average of the last three Police investigators inspected the Cap (Page A35 Please) once she saw that they were OK, then went to the State Police car. She said she found Higbee with his eyes closed, leaning SHEPHERD, ELEANOR, enson University, where he Angels with his beloved ROSARIE (nee DiNardo), graduated in 2000 and ma- Grandmother. He will be for- back in his seat motioning with his right hand as if he Obituaries 55, of Sea Isle City, May 26, jored in Pychology. He is an ever loved and missed and were reaching for his police radio. Harmelin asked if he 2009. She was a sales as- alumni of Sigma Chi Frater- forever in our hearts today, was all right but Higbee did not respond. sociate at McCann Realtors nity. For the past ten years, tomorrow and always. The Herald publishes MCADOREY, JOHN H ., According to Harmelin, “He was not alert. He was not and member of the Real Es- James was employed as Funeral services were held brief death notices free 96, of North Wildwood, May verbalizing to me. tate Board of New Jersey. General Manager for Pre- on Tuesday, May 26, 2009 27, 2009. He was a resident She told the jury that, “he seemed to be semicon- and paid obituaries for ferred Freezer of Philadel- at the Evoy Funeral Home, for 45 years and member of scious.” $2.10 a line. Obituaries phia, PA. Jimmy was an avid 3218 Bayshore Road, North St. Ann’s Church. Professor Geoffrey Loftus, a psychologist from the are submitted by funeral Philadelphia Eagles and Cape May, NJ. Burial was University of Washington in Seattle, took the witness homes; family members MENZ, DAWN KATHLEEN, Phillies Fan and challenged private. stand to explain to the jury human responses to factors who submit information 63, of Ocean City, may 23, all who weren’t. He enjoyed such as stress as well as memory issues. must provide the funeral 2009. She was a resident playing golf and always TARABORELLI ROCCO, The defense has focused on several issues it believes home name. for 15 years and a teacher put his family and friends 78, of Wildwood Crest, May played a part in the crash and the statements given after for the Vineland School Dis- fi rst. He was an amazingly 22, 2009. the incident. BAILEY, JOHN E. “Luke”, trict. generous person, with an TAYLOR, WALTER S., 82, of Wildwood Crest. He was enormous heart and zest Higbee gave a statement three weeks later where he MOORE, FRANK R., 69, of of Cape May, May 23, 2009. a veteran of World War II. for life, which overfl owed recalled stopping at the intersection of Tuckahoe and North Cape May, May 30, He was a veteran of World into everyone around him. Stagecoach roads prior to the crash, but evidence found BOYLE, BERNARD J., 80, 2009. He was a resident War II and a member of the He worked hard and played by the event data recorder and accident reconstruction of Wildwood, May 26, 2009. since 1991, and a member Cape May United Method- even harder. Although his life indicated that his police car did not stop. He was a veteran of World of St. John of God Church ist Church. was cut short, he loved and The Taylors also gave testimony that the remembered War II and member of the before becoming an or- lived every single moment VERSAGGI, LENA M., 87, seeing Higbee’s trooper car accelerate thought he inter- VFW Post of Wildwood. dained minister. section, but evidence also revealed that there had been SIMCOX, JAMES ERWIN of it. He will be missed by all of North Wildwood, May 20, PEDANO, HAZEL M., 95, of heavy braking on the part of the trooper car. BRANDON, MADELINE, III, 32, of Turnersville, be- whose lives he touched. 2009. She was a member of Goshen, May 25, 2009. She Loftus told the jury that memory doesn’t work like a 100, of Court House, May loved son of James Erwin James is survived by his St. Ann’s Church, and the was a lifetime resident of wife Amy Simcox of Stat- Wildwood Civic Club video recording, but rather begins as fragments that fi lter 27, 2009. She was a resi- Simcox, Jr. and June Sim- dent since 1988 and a the area, and employed in en Island, NY; his loving bit by bit into the brain. He said that it was possible for cox of North Cape May, WAGER, ETHEL, 78, for- member of Our Lady of the the cafeteria of the Middle grandfather, James I. Sim- passed away Wednesday, merly of Wildwood, May 22, memory to change and be reconstructed. Angels Church. Township School System. cox, Sr., of Wildwood, NJ; May 20, 2009. 2009. She was the wife of “We can’t distinguish which part of memory came sister June and brother-in- from the original event or what was post incident infor- CRAMER, ROBERT A., 86, POPP, DAVID G., 50, of James was born on March the late Fred G. Wager and 3, 1977 in Philadelphia, law George Gerhart of East mation,” he said. of Villas, May 22, 2009. He Ocean City, May 26, 2009. a resident of Wildwood for PA and grew up in Wild- Stroudsburg, PA; brother Loftus offered the explanation that both the Taylors’ was a resident for the past He was a resident since 28 years. 2001, and a former Secret wood, NJ. He was a 1995 Donny Simcox of North testimony and Higbee’s original statement was a prod- 27 years WILLIAMS, PAULINE F. Service agent graduate of Wildwood High Cape May, NJ; his uncle uct of post information that added to their memory and DAWSON, JOSEPH W., School where he excelled Donald Simcox of the Vil- ‘Polly’, 93, of Cape May made sense. 74, of Strathmere, May 22, RUSSELL, ALAN W., 78, as an athlete in Wrestling las, NJ. He will be greatly Point, May 23, 2009. She Loftus said that the collision would not have been eas- 2009. He was a resident for of Del Haven, NJ died on and Football. He spent his missed by his nephews, was a member of St. Peter ily memorizeable due to a number of factors: darkness, 35 years, and veteran of the Thursday, May 28th at Cape summers as a life guard for George and Dominic, his by-the-Sea Church and the extremely stressful, the witnesses were involved in the U. S. Navy. Regional Medical Center, the Wildwood Beach Patrol. many cousins and friends. Cape May Point Civic As- Cape May Court House af- sociation. crash and attention was on a number of things and not DIMILO, FLORENCE M., He attended Farleigh Dick- Jimmy is in the arms of ter a lengthy illness. focused. 90, of Court House, May Born in Erie, PA. he resid- On May 27, photographs of the injuries suffered by 25, 2009. She was former ed in Audubon, NJ before sisters Jacqueline and Christina Becker were not shown owner of Colonial Court moving to Del Haven seven to the public in the courtroom, but were shown to jurors Beauty Salon. Cape May County’s in the trial of State Police Trooper Robert Higbee. years ago. Defense attorney D. William Subin had argued that FALCONE, DIANE (LaVec- He was a retired bookkeep- chio) er for Laum Metal products First Assistant Prosecutor J. David Meyer should not be , May 24, 2009. She Beloved Family and Friends was a member of St. Ray- of Phila. He served in the able to show the photographs, calling them prejudicial, mond’s Church. US Navy during the Korean but Superior Court Judge Raymond Batten ruled the Confl ict. He was a mem- FUTTY, RALPH, 78, of graphic images were of unique relevance as to the cause ber of Holy Trinity Lutheran Robert J. Schaff er Sr. Cape May, May 23, 2009. of death and showed the injuries each of the Becker Church of Audubon. He was a veteran of World (Bob) sisters had. He is survived by his wife, War II, and a resident since The photos were shown in conjunction with testimony Pearl. 3-8-1931 • 6-3-1999 1964. of the prosecution’s last witness, Medical Examiner Dr. Funeral service was held Charles Siebert Jr., of the Southern Regional Medical Ex- GRUCHOWSKI, FELIX, 87, Tuesday, June 2 at the aminer’s Offi ce, who described the injuries Jacqueline and of Cape May, May 30, 2009. Evoy Funeral Home, 129 Christina Becker suffered as a result of the car crash. He was a resident of the White Horse Pike, Haddon Would you like According to Siebert, the cause of death for both area for the last eight years. Heights, NJ. Burial will be in to thank Ten (10) very long years. Becker sisters was multiple blunt force traumas, including Harleigh Cemetery. So hard to believe, a life well lived and HARRELL, NANCY J., 56, all those who lacerations to their heads and a dislocation of the spinal of Belleplain, May 28, 2009. Contributions in his memo- well loved, touching so many. column from the skull. She was a resident for 27 ry may be sent to: Deborah were kind to you You will always and forever be in my heart. The state rested its case after the testimony of Sie- years and a cocktail wait- Heart & Lung Foundation, and your family 200 Trenton Road, Browns Th ough you’re absent, you will always be bert. ress at the Sands for 26 during a Also on May 27, Batten denied a defense motion for years. Mills, NJ 08015 near. Still loved, still missed, still very dear. acquittal in the vehicular homicide case of Higbee. RUSSELL, BERTHA, 95, of recent loss or I mourn you in silence, no eyes can see me Subin argued that the judge should grant a motion of HASSINGER, WILLIAM J., 72, of Villas, May 27, 2009. Dennisville, May 29, 2009. eulogize your weep. But many a silent tear is shed while acquittal following the end of the state’s case. She was a resident for 33 loved one? others are asleep. God has you in His Batten found that there is suffi cient evidence for a KING, MARSHALL A., years. jury to conclude that Higbee acted recklessly. He found 24, of Petersburg, May 27, keeping, I have you in my heart. SCHUBERT, ELWOOD it notable that Higbee had gone through the intersection 2009. He was a resident Loving and missing you more R., 58, May 31, 2009. He Call Janet just moments before the crash. for several years and a trim with each passing year. carpenter. served as a dispatcher for or Rachel Higbee had been southbound, but after he clocked the Middle Township Police 886-8600 Until we meet again… a speeder, he did a K-turn and went north through the Department and was a vet- same intersection he had just traveled. TO PLACE A REMEMBRANCE eran of the Vietnam War. exts. 33 or 34 Your Hon Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- countyherald.com CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 From the Publisher Thanks Family, Caught at the Bridge! Friends, Burkes If I have said it once, I have said it a dozen times, “Sorry I’m late; And Colleagues I was caught at the bridge.” Now I’m sure everybody who lives in Cape May County can identify with that rather lame, but usually To The Editor: accepted, excuse because we have all rushed from the offi ce or house just in time to make an appointment only to fi nd at one of A year ago my husband, Jim, our many draw bridges that the whole fi shing fl eet plus all the taller was diagnosed with Hodgkins pleasure boats need to arrive or depart through “our” bridge. Lymphoma. It has been a long, This happens so often; most of us have our own way of coping diffi cult year. Thankfully, we are or even enjoying the time spent in enforced idleness inside our happy to report that he is now vehicles. Some of us are dyed-in-the-wool “outies” (like the belly in remission. buttons — outies and innys. The “outie” shuts off his car the minute Upon hearing the news last the bells ring to indicate an opening, and like a fl ash is over on the year, our family and friends sidewalk watching the boat approach, smelling the exhaust fumes immediately began to think of and feeling the whipping of the wind in his hair. ways to help us through this While the “inny” is watching him (from diffi cult time. They decided to the inside of his vehicle with the windows plan a benefi t. Everyone worked rolled shut) thinking “I hope he gets back tirelessly for weeks planning the here in time to move his car when the bridge benefi t. It was held last June at opens.” Then he quickly turns to cleaning Menz’s Restaurant. out his glove compartment, her purse, tex- The benefi t was a great success. ting a friend, reading the paper (the Herald Our family would like to extend of course), writing a novel or sometimes our thanks to the Menz family catching a cat nap. If the nap lasts too long for hosting this event. It was a he can always count on the person behind great morale booster to see all to wake him up with a friendly Jersey blast Our Readers Write of the people who came and on the horn. attended this event in support I have a friend who will never even go up on the bridge when it Who Do You Trust on National Security? of Jim. is open for fear of its being hit by a boat and crashing into the water Jim’s employer, Burke Motors below. One time that did happen…the boat hitting the bridge…not To the Editor ground in policies addressing terrorism. But in the on behalf of our family, held crashing into the water below, and I was with that friend. We were fi ght against terrorism there is no middle ground another event. This too was a able to back up and go the other way very easily because we were The recent speeches by President Obama and half measures keep us half exposed.” huge success. The Burkes have sensibly parked way back at the base of the bridge. If I remember against, and by ex-VP Cheney supporting, en- Obama’s speech on the other hand, cloaked as truly made us feel like part of that was in the 90s, and that way off the island was closed for a hanced interrogation techniques (EIT) were so it was with the Constitution portrayed on the wall their family. “long time.” (I am not a historian and want no trouble with fact distinctly different that it makes one doubt that behind his lectern and given before a handpicked, We would like to belatedly checkers so I am deliberately vague.) Obama really understands the threat that Islamic partisan audience at the National Archives, was extend our gratitude to all Perhaps the best “Caught at the Bridge” story in our family terrorism continues to pose to our country. And, like a law school term paper written by a student of our family and friends for happened on the way to Cape May for our daughter Meredith’s Obama’s timing could not have been more dis- trying to curry favor with the ACLU for a position everything they have done to wedding. It was at the height of the season back in the days when maying or unrealistic, delivered the day after four after graduation. The American people were look- help us through this past year. long waits were typical at the tollbooth alone even without a bridge home-grown Muslim terrorists were arrested by ing for a plan. Obama delivered an essay. And also to thank the Burke opening. My wife’s worst nightmare occurred when the maid of the FBI in New York City with plans to blow up Obama: “…enhanced interrogation techniques family, fellow colleagues, and honor (our other daughter) was delayed 15 minutes and so was two synagogues and shoot down military aircraft undermine the rule of law. They alienate us in the customers of Burke Motors for the wedding. using ground-to-air missiles. world. They serve as a recruitment tool for terror- all of their thoughts, prayers, At that same time, a cousin from the South who was totally Cheney’s speech was a reasoned, logical discus- ists and increase the will of our enemies to fi ght and kind words. baffl ed and unprepared for tolls at almost every breath, came to sion of why EIT had to be used and why it may us while decreasing the will of others to work with Jim’s recovery is continuing the booth and had no money. He being a genial and laid back sort be necessary to use them in the future: (1) they America.” and he is doing well. of fellow, laughed and grinned at the bridge keeper expecting to work; and (2) they saved lives. The fact that they In other words, EIT constitutes torture, which be given a quick “well just go on.” Little did he know the tempera- were only used on three terrorists and only shortly is banned by the Geneva Convention, and enemy JIM AND DIANE HORNBECK ment and lack of humor of this particular worker. It is the stuff after 9/11 when U.S. and foreign intelligence combatants have the same constitutional right as Rio Grande of legends in the family, as he almost had to leave his watch as a agencies were convinced that more attacks were U.S. citizens. First, they do not fi ght under the token for his promise to pay. I don’t think Wesley will ever venture being planned by Al Qaeda seems to have been fl ag of any country that signed the treaty. Second, this far north again. forgotten. All of the Bin Laden tapes clearly show we do not need to give Miranda warnings to ter- With all my missed or delayed meetings, one might think I would a threat existed then and continues to this day. rorists and prosecute them as common criminals be leading the charge to get rid of all our drawbridges. Not on your Cheney: “The Obama administration seems to in our courts. They are not U.S. citizens and have life. I love every one of them because they are a charming reference pride itself on searching for some kind of middle (Page A34 Please) N to our fi shing and boating industries. They give us time to pause and admire the beauty of where we live — besides there is no better excuse for being late than “I was caught at the bridge.” COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL W E ART HALL, publisher Before Fueling the Rumor Mill, Ask: Is It True? Hey, did you hear the latest about…? Well, what I heard was… when they hear (mis-hear, really) bits S Quotes From the Bible That’s not what I understand… of information. They grow in the night Out of boredom in the workplace, employees, from top brass to into 800-pound gorillas that will not leave. Be still, and know that I am God. folks in the trenches, love to dabble in a favorite pastime: Fueling Worse, Garifo’s management counterpart, O’Connor, confessed Psalm 46:10 the rumor mill. that he has the exact same problem, but at the management level. As defi ned by the on-line Encarta® World English Dictionary There is just no way to put a lid on rumors. © 1999: A little knowledge is dangerous. Witness Ru·mor: noun how any fearless weekend handyman can, 1. a generally circulated story, report, or statement without without license, buy a power saw and em- Published Every Wednesday by the facts to confi rm its truth bark on a project with little understanding SEAWAVE CORPORATION 2. general talk or opinion of uncertain reliability of construction techniques. vt to pass along information by rumor (usually passive). It’s the same with rumors. Not only in the According to union members who make meals at Crest Haven county, but everywhere, they are destructive ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and prepare Meals on Wheels, of morale. Once someone hears what they ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor the rumor mill has them whipped up worse than meringue atop want to hear, a little embellishment added for lemon pie that they will be ousted from their jobs and replaced spice, a cutting remark about someone they PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development by private workers. don’t like anyway, and presto: a juicy rumor They confronted their panel of bosses the Board of Chosen that is fi t to pass along. BENJAMIN N. HALL, Freeholders most recently on May 26, and earlier in March about Itching ears eagerly await such ripe infor- Director of Online Application Development their employment concerns. mation, wrong or (seldom) right. County Administrator Steve O’Connor, who would be well What can be done to end rumors? It’s harder than can be KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager advised not to have his blood pressure taken after such sessions, imagined, much like getting rid of a wasp’s nest. BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive repeatedly told the green T-shirt clad union members, in so many Bakley told union members to believe absolutely nothing until words “It just isn’t so. No, there is no plan to end your jobs. Read they see it written in black and white on their offi cial union bul- KIMBERLY LYNCH, Client & Creative Services Manager my lips, N.O.” letin boards. Then, and only then, can they take it to the bank. ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager But Lamar “Woody” Lewis, Local 3596 vice president, cited a Until then, it’s only so much hot air. daily newspaper article as pointing to the fact. Rumors cannot be eradicated. They will survive like radioactive 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 Wrong, said O’Connor, who stressed he never said such a waste, having a half-life almost as long as such nuclear trash. Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 thing. It wasn’t a county press release that stated the misinfor- Truth can vanquish many rumors, as can trust. When com- E-Mail: [email protected] mation, and he offered that he should have, but did not, ask for munication is sketchy in any organization, rumors will fi ll the a correction. void, just like asphalt patch will fi ll potholes. DEADLINES Well, once a rumor is out there, the more it’s told, the more Rumors, much like those fi lled potholes, are no equal for a News & Photos ...... Thursday validity it seems to gain. really smooth, paved surface, although they seem to work for Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. Freeholder Ralph Bakley Sr. said as much. His words brought a while. Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. to mind Norman Rockwell’s painting of people telling a rumor, The existence of rumors can never be removed, that is part of Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. mouth to ear, mouth to ear. Finally it gets back to the person who human nature. Someone always has the need to feel important Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon started it, oh, how red that face gets. by embellishing the truth just a tad. Pretty soon, from that little ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2009, All rights reserved. First copy of this publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for the entire contents of Seems that is the exact problem Local 3596 President Joe spark, the entire forest is ablaze. this publication shall be the property of the Seawave Corp. No part hereof may be Garifo is having with rumors around the county offi ces and But rumors can be greatly reduced by having a truthful source reproduced without prior written consent. workplaces. of information upon which every person can rely. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Corporation’s liability He told freeholders, with union members at arms’ length, that Next time you get a juicy tidbit about someone or something, for errors or omissions resulting from its own negligence or from cause beyond its rumors are a huge problem to him. Like dandelions in the front and you are compelled to pass it along, ask yourself: 1. Is it true? control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the yard, you can kill six, and a dozen more grow up in their place. 2. Is it decent? 3. Is it constructive? 4. If I am confronted about right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel any What’s a union president to do? spreading this rumor what will be my answer? advertisement at any time. Rumors, especially in these skittish economic times, fuel fears Having passed those questions to your satisfaction, do what Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. that grow with time. People who barely make ends meet fret you must, and be ready to face the consequences. Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 What’s it Like to be Waterboarded? Green Points…for Recycling Medical Equipment everything from crutches By JACK FICHTER Ventura said our government only seems to waterboard to wheelchairs, walkers to Muslims. OPENING DOORS stair glides, bath chairs to Do you wonder what it feels like to be waterboarded? CIA offi cers told ABC News that waterboarding is an ramps, and hospital beds to I am not about to volunteer myself. unreliable tool for interrogation. In Cape May County van lifts. These recycling I don’t like dentist chairs that lean way back so that is Writer Christopher Hitchens also volunteered to be By Paulann Pierson operations not only keep about as close to waterboarding as I want to get. waterboarded. He said it does not simulate drowning but unwanted materials out of According to ABC News, in waterboarding, a prisoner truly makes one feel they are actually drowning. Earth Day 2010 will mark the 40th the landfi lls but also provide a source of is tied to an inclined board with feet raised slightly above Hitchens had three layers of towels over his face while anniversary of this environmental marker affordable or free equipment and supplies the head.. “Cellophane is wrapped over the prisoner’s lashed to a board with his feet higher than his heart. in US history. The moving force behind for individuals who may not have insur- face and water is poured over him. Unavoidably, the gag He said he could not determine if he was breathing in the fi rst Earth Day was Wisconsin Sen. ance or funds for such items. refl ex kicks in and a terrifying fear of drowning leads to or out. Gaylord Nelson who proposed that a na- Disability Rights of NJ (www.drnj.org), almost instant pleas to bring the treatment to a halt.” Hitchens described the feeling as having a huge wet tionwide grassroots environmental event a statewide non-profi t organization that When wet towels are used to cover the face of a person paw over his face. He said he could feel a slow cascade be held in the spring of 1970 to force provides protection and advocacy for being waterboarded, it can stop the person’s of water going up his nose. the subject of the environment onto the people with disabilities, operates Back breathing for up to 40 seconds at a time. Inhaling only brought the wet towels tighter national agenda. Our current administra- in Action. This recycling program is de- John Sifton of Human Rights Watch said it on his face, said Hitchens. tion’s emphasis on a new Green Agenda signed for equipment exchange between amounts to a mock execution, which is illegal “Well, then, if waterboarding does not con- highlights the fact that some of individuals and not for the use of under international law. stitute torture, then there is no such thing as the environmental initiatives vendors or distributors. It is an Three folks have been waterboarded and torture,” said Hitchens. introduced in this earlier wave online catalogue of equipment documented their experiences. For anyone who has had a near drowning of environmental concern have that people throughout New The fi rst was conservative radio host and for- incident or been with a child with asthma, you been lost or neglected. Jersey have listed as available mer Fox News morning show regular Mancow, will realize waterboarding is a fi endish crime. But at least one initiative — either for a donation or for a also known as Erich Muller. It is unimaginable that the United States of recycling of solid waste — has designated price. Each listing in- Mancow agreed to be waterboarded to prove America would resort to this type of torture. endured and prospered over the dicates the county in which the it wasn’t torture. The proof was in the pud- Former Vice President Dick Cheney claims past 40 years. According to the equipment is located and either ding. He lasted just six to seven seconds before calling torturing detainees saved American lives. Institute for Self-Reliance, in a direct contact number or the it quits. Matthew Alexander, senior military interrogator for 1970 there were just a handful Back in Action number to obtain According to NBC Chicago: “Witnesses said Mancow the task force that tracked down Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, of cities with curbside recycling direct contact information. Free thrashed on the table, and even instantly threw the toy the leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq told fi lmmaker Robert programs; today there are more than registration on the Back in Action site cow he was holding as his emergency tool to signify when Greenwald:”Torture does not save lives. Torture costs 9,000. Recycling has increased from 5 per- (http://backinaction.njpanda.org) allows he wanted the experiment to stop.” us lives.” cent (eight million tons) of all discarded the registrant to list or look for items. The average person can take waterboarding for 14 He continued: “And the reason why is that our en- materials before 1970 to approximately C.A.R.E (Community Access to Re- seconds according to Marine Sgt. Clay South, who wa- emies use it, number one, as a recruiting tool...These 30 percent (75 million tons) today. The habilitation Equipment) is a recycling terboarded Mancow. same foreign fi ghters who came to Iraq to fi ght because recycling movement has increasingly program run by Your Resource New Jersey Mancow was lying on a 7-foot long table with his legs of torture and abuse....literally cost us hundreds if not become a routine part of daily life in the (www.yourresourcenj.org), a non-profi t elevated higher than his head and his feet tied. thousands of American lives.” U.S. In fact, statistics show that more organization located in Ewing. Unlike “It is way worse than I thought it would be, and that’s Alexander said captured foreign freedom fi ghters said people in our country recycle every day Back in Action, this program actually no joke,” Mancow told listeners. “It is such an odd feeling the number one reason they came to fi ght in Iraq was at home, school and work than regularly warehouses equipment and unopened to have water poured down your nose with your head the U.S. led torture in Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib. He vote in elections. supplies at the Ewing location. The Web back...It was instantaneous...and I don’t want to say this: said the foreign fi ghters that came to Iraq made up 90 Why, you may ask, this discussion of re- site lists items available and is updated fre- absolutely torture.” percent of the suicide bombers. cycling in a column on disabilities issues? quently. Though there is a cost indicated He said waterboarding produced the feeling of drown- Alexander said when the foreign fi ghters saw photos Anyone who has medical equipment no for all items, prices are usually a fraction ing. Mancow said if he had known how bad it was going of Muslims being tortured, it was enough to make them longer needed by a family member knows of regular retail value. The phone number to be, he would not have tried it. come to Iraq and die for what they believe was a noble that such items often seem of no value for Your Resource New Jersey is 609-530- Former Minnesota Governor and pro-wrestler Jesse cause. even if in almost new or pristine condi- 1513. Their staff is very willing to give Ventura is no fan of the technique. He was waterboarded To see the interview, go to YouTube and put “Former tion. Even the insurance companies that more detailed information on any of the as part of his military training. Interrogator Rebukes Cheney for Torture Speech,” in paid for them have no interest in reclaim- items listed on the website. Ventura suggested if waterboarding is okay, then the search box. ing them, and they quickly become a stor- In this time of renewed interest in why don’t police use it as an interrogation technique? age challenge or worse, a landfi ll problem. the Green Agenda, these two recycling There is, of course, Craig’s List, Freecycle initiatives may be the best-kept secret in Just Me or the local classifi eds, but these are often New Jersey. But both programs are ready not very productive for buying, selling or and willing to expand, if demand for their Georgetown Forever! exchanging such specialized items. service increases. So spread the word to For residents of South Jersey there are anyone you think might be interested in By JANINE VISALLI phone call or text here or two very proven and reliable organiza- these unique programs. You’ll be helping there, but I can no longer tions that offer the opportunity to pur- a neighbor and keeping our Garden State I knew doomsday was really coming the day my cafete- turn my head to my room- chase, sell or donate “recycled” medical a little greener. ria meals dropped into single digits. The last basketball mate sitting next to me equipment and unopened supplies. The game had already passed. My last cheerleading practice at her desk and complain inventory that these two organizations Pierson is the coordinator of the Cape had already concluded, and my last round of midterms about my stupid Statistics either catalogue or warehouse includes May County Offi ce of Disability Services seemed only a misty memory. But the day my meals homework. dropped to nine, my emotions ran wild. I have only nine I cannot get ready in our Our Readers Write more meals left at Georgetown. tiny bathroom with my So what’s the big deal about leaving the subpar “food” four other roommates to ‘Entire Two-party System Has Failed Us’ of Georgetown’s dining hall behind? Well, besides those head over to the usual guys’ delectable chicken fi ngers and creamy ranch dressing, house for the evening. To The Editor: party power and getting re-elected as job the signifi cance of the dining hall is much greater. Until But, you know what? one, while using issues important to the “nine” popped up on the screen, my time at Georgetown When I really think back, Janine Visalli, daugh- Corzine, like other Goldman-Sachs mil- people as manipulative tools to meet their seemed limitless. Freshman year really wasn’t that long there is no way I had that ter of Judge (ret.) and lionaire alumni, seems to have stumbled self-interest goals. ago. confi dence going into col- Mrs. Joseph Visalli of over his shot at government, a position he Economist Thomas Sowell was recently Now that I have offi cially taken the plunge, walked lege either. There was no Wildwood Crest, gradu- spent a lot of his own money to buy. asked if we were heading into socialism? across the stage, and moved out of the dorms, I’d give guarantee I would make the ated Magna Cum Laude But it’s not just the governor, rather He replied that socialism is where govern- anything to go back to the days of maybe 20 meals left, life long friends I had hoped from Georgetown Uni- I believe, the entire two-party system ment owns all the elements of production. or even 15. Yes, I’ve offi cially graduated Georgetown Uni- for, but I did it. I was not versity in Washington, has failed us. Not by failing to create a His take is we are heading more toward versity, and sitting at home, writing this while lounging in confi dent that I was fully D. C. She will attend the “Nanny” state and nurturing us cradle to fascism, where there is still private owner- my bed to pass the time, I still cannot believe it’s over. prepared for the academic Georgetown University grave, rather by interfering in our tough, ship, but government tells everyone how When I graduated high school, I was ecstatic. Sure, I rigor of Georgetown, but I for graduate studies in unforgiving, capitalist system. A meri- to run their businesses. I believe we’re had a couple of great friends that I was sad to leave be- got through with honors. special education. tocracy where performance and results somewhere in between. But either way hind, but I knew the strong relationships would survive. I did not know if I could are what matter, and folks are expected they are systems where everyone becomes College life guaranteed a whole new group of friends. handle being away from my parents, my sister, and my to strive to succeed, freely, to the best of equally poor (socialism especially) except The nature of dorm living almost promises this. I was home for an extended period of time, but I survived. their ability, energy and ambition, based the people who run it. God help us! ready for a new life, new relationships, and a chance to Maybe in the end, these uncertainties are not new. on equal opportunity. build a new me. Perhaps, now I should take my successes in college and And if the opportunity isn’t always BOB LOVELL Academics were daunting, but I knew with the right apply them to the new scary and undefi ned situation I equal, our laws and constitution help, but Court House amount of dedication as I had proven in the past, I could am facing. not by creating false realities as was done get through it. Being away from home was nerve-racking, So what if my meals are no longer provided for me in the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac cases, but I had some prior experience with my time spent buffet-style, whenever I want it? My Italian genes will which fomented the mort- in England. I had the itch to leave the small town life help me cook. So what if I feel inexperienced, too young, gage crisis, because some behind for a bit, too. Washington, D.C. was never too or just confused in my classes? I’ve been there before. But pols thought people should far away from New Jersey either. However, during this now, I have a network of strong relationships across the own homes and carry mort- ONE OF THE transition from college to the real world, I cannot boast country, and even the globe, on which to depend. gages they couldn’t possibly as much confi dence. This leap may seem more depressing and more uncer- afford. And because they TEN Instead of jumping into the grown up realm too quickly, tain as I stand here now, but this time around, I have had very little of their own COMMANDMENTS I have decided to pursue a master’s degree in special edu- experiences and proven support to get me through any- money invested, they could cation fi rst at The George Washington University. But, this thing. As I continue, I know I will build on what began walk away and stop making new school life does not present itself with the promises in high school and strengthened in college. mortgage payments, while of undergraduate bliss. There are no dorms. I will not be Georgetown, forever! 93 percent of us met our constantly surrounded by other people trying desperately Visalli, 22, of Wildwood Crest is pursuing a master’s commitments. to make new friends to go to that junior’s party. degree at The George Washington University. I once thought a viable You must I cannot walk down the hall and grab a buddy to go to third “independent” party the dining hall. I have no idea what to expect in class. might solve the two-party Everyone won’t be the same age and experience anymore; Got An Opinion? outrage we now have, but not steal. I cannot count on that more nervous freshman to make Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on a wide range of I come to believe the opi- me look more at ease. Maybe the professors won’t be as subjects. Have you an opinion? Go to our Web site: www. ate of political power and approachable. 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Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. Thursday. people it was supposed Cape May Court House Yes, I can still count on them for a G-Chat or a random to serve and gravitate to A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 Our Readers Write Court House Uniforms Open House Tomorrow At College COURT HOUSE —At- inson universities will McLeod at 343-5009, or Writer Takes Issue Serving Our Customers For 23 Years lantic Cape Community provide information on 463-4774, ext. 5009, or SCRUBS His & Hers College will host an open how to obtain a four-year e-mail at mcleod@atlantic. house on tomorrow from degree via satellite classes edu. With Mayor’s Talk Landau - Barco 4-6 p.m. at its campus through a partnership with Cherokee - Urbane here. ACCC. 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DR. VICKI D. LACHMAN Avalon Who Do You Trust (From Page A32) no protection under our constitution. Guantanamo was chosen because Bush administration offi cials felt that, if terrorists were brought to U.S. prisons for trial, federal judges might release them if evidence had not been obtained with an eye toward admissibility. Is it realistic to expect our troops to Mirandize a terrorist captured on the fi eld of battle? Obama’s condemnation of Bush’s policies while quietly restoring them is also the height of hypocrisy. His recent fl ip-fl ops include restoring: military tribunals; keeping Guantanamo open; the Patriot Act; wiretaps; e-mail intervention; the troop surge in Afghanistan; and denial of habeas corpus to detainees in Afghanistan’s Bagram prison. All are policies that he promised to end during the 2008 campaign. His failure to do so now as president infuriates liberals who argue that all of Bush’s policies in eight years were failures. Most presidents know before they arrive at the What’s White House that the buck really does stop at their Cooking? desk. Obama has yet to Next week’s menu of learn that lesson. These are meals served by the Cape dangerous times with the May County Nutritional nuclear programs of Iran Project for the Elderly. and North Korea adding to our problems. Let’s hope he Monday, June 8: Hot learns quickly. We cannot turkey sandwich, carrots, salad, chocolate pudding, afford the time for on-the- corn chowder. job training. Tuesday, June 9: Salis- bury steak, mashed pota- GERALD F. STAHLECKER toes, gravy, green beans, Seaville beet salad, fruit cocktail. Wednesday, June 10: Social Security Ravioli, meatballs, Califor- nia vegetables, roll, salad, Not to Have butterscotch pudding. Yearly Increase Thursday, June 11: Kiel- basa, broccoli, sauerkraut, To The Editor: mashed potatoes, macaroni salad, orange, roll, beef bar- Seniors will not have a ley soup. Social Security increase for Friday, June 12: Fried the next two years. chicken, macaroni and Those who wish to voice cheese, stewed tomatoes, their opposition should salad, brownie. contact the National Com- Monday, June 8: Sea- mittee to Preserve Social food salad, roll, tomato, Security and Medicare, diced pears, apple juice. 10 Street NE Site 600, Tuesday, June 9: Chick- Washington, D. C. 2002 en salad on roll, applesauce, Att’n: Barbara B. Kennelly, fruit punch. president and CEO. Wednesday, June 10: Ask to be on the peti- Cheese sandwich (America tion to save Social Security and Swiss), potato salad, tapioca pudding, cranberry increases. juice. Send a note to Rep. Frank nd Thursday, June 11: Cold LoBiondo (R-2 ), 5914 chicken sandwich, cole Main St., Suite 103, Mays slaw, cookies, orange juice. Landing, NJ 08330. Friday, June 12: Roast beef, cheese, wheat bread, MARIE MCMONIGLE broccoli salad, banana, to- North Cape May mato juice. Herald Newspapers June 3 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35 Regional Students Showcase Hands On Skills ELENA’S CREST PIER Beauty Salon We Guarantee...

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It will be piloted by told the Herald that he submitted his petition to run as an Independent candi- Full Service for CDR Samuel J. Paparo who will speak at Ladies & Gentlemen the museum at 7 p.m. His lecture will date. Hamer, whose children are fourth- cover Naval Aviation in Today’s Combat generation township residents, served Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm Operations. The occasion is the 30th as a sergeant in the U.S. Air Force. He is Sunday 12pm - 6pm Anniversary of the F/A-18. The aircraft also president of the local AARP, a board member of the county Healthy Com- Gift Certifi cates Available is painted in the original color scheme Walk-Ins Welcome as the fi rst F/A-18. At Monday’s Lower munity Coalition, and member of the Township Council meeting, Airport Op- American Legion, Middle Taxpayers As- sociation and Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 erations Director Thomas Berry warned Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 residents living near the county airport to expect a noisy landing and take-off. Group Seeks Donations COURT HOUSE — A group of local neighbors fi ghting a 100 percent afford- Dave Adams RooÀ ng Meet Your Councilman able housing project proposed in their VILLAS — Lower Township Ward back yards is looking for some fi nancial Siding and Windows One Councilman Thomas Conrad has support from others who oppose the scheduled a “Meet Your Councilman” project. The “Save the Village Com- Roof Problems? Money Problems? night, June 8 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. mittee” has hired an attorney and a NO PROBLEM! at Township Hall, 2600 Bayshore Road. planner to represent them at township We will work with you!! Ward One covers Villas and a small sec- Zoning Board hearings against Conifer tion of Fishing Creek. Realty, which wants to build a 90-unit, Since 1988 federally-subsidized apartment complex Underage Drinking on a 9.5-acre tract of land at 8 Railroad (609) 889-5000 Ave., near the township Public Works fa- Fully Licensed & Insured • NJ License #13VH00133990 WILDWOOD — Wildwood police cility at the end of Mechanic Street. The responded to a call at about 11:30 p.m. committee said the project would be a June 2 at 316 East Juniper Ave, Unit 200 burden to taxpayers and on local schools and found a large number of underage as well as a blight on the neighbor- persons engaged in the consumption of hood. The group wants to raise $7,500 Court House Cleaners alcohol. 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