Herald NEWS Still No Trace of Mark Himebaugh 16 Years Later By AL CAMPBELL “America’s Most Wanted,” on countless milk cartons and billboards, and his case has been DI GESTS DEL HAVEN — Since Nov. 25, 1991, millions entered into the National Center for Missing and have seen Mark Himebaugh’s photo, now age- Exploited Children. Think Holidays enhanced to show a red-haired, 27-year-old, but To this day, no trace, other than Mark’s left with that same beguiling, freckled grin his mother sneaker, has been found, and that was about 75 RIO GRANDE — Now that you’re in a last saw shortly before 4 p.m. that day. yards from his Sun Ray Beach Road home. holiday mood, get started on the piece you’re The 16-year-old case, considered a “non-family On that same fateful day, there was a massive writing for this newspaper’s annual holiday abduction,” continues to perplex Middle Township marsh fi re across the street from the Himebaughs’ edition, which will appear Dec. 19. Stories, Police, N.J. State Police and the FBI. house. poems, photos, etc. Absolute deadline: Himebaugh’s image has appeared on Fox-TV’s (Page A12 Please) THEN NOW 5 p.m. Dec. 12, only three weeks away. E-mail [email protected] and put “holiday piece” in the subject line, or mail to Al Campbell, managing editor, or Susan Avedissian, assistant managing editor, Cape (Page A4 Please) It's Inside. Today’s Select Spout Off The recent election campaigns convinced It's Your us that our politicians lack character, might not be honest, etc. The politicians are more Fall effective conducting smear campaigns than Guide. explaining their views on important issues or representing us. We need new, open, and honest representatives rather than patronizing mudslingers. —Court House

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Fire Origin Known, Cause Concern: Lack of Services Still Under Investigation Commission Sea Isle Condos Leveled in Fire To Report On By JOE HART Women’s Jail

SEA ISLE CITY — According to Deputy By LAUREN SUIT Fire Marshall John Damico, investigators have determined approximately where the three- CREST HAVEN — Inmate Laura Clifford alarm blaze that destroyed three duplexes here will leave the county correctional facility this originated, but not yet how it started. winter in the same capri shorts, tank top and “We still have to interview people and talk fl ip fl ops she wore when she was arrested at with several insurance companies before we the end of summer. stamp it complete,” Damico explained. She told four members of the County Advi- On Nov. 17 at about 6:30 p.m. Sea Isle City sory Commission on the Status of Women, who Fire Department responded to a working struc- visited the correctional facility in Crest Haven ture fi re at 6415 Pleasure Ave. that involved Nov. 14, that in order to get to social services six unoccupied condominiums. locations, she’ll have to hitchhike because she The fi re spread to two other adjacent struc- has no money for bus fare. tures that encompassed the condominiums. Clifford said that she doesn’t even want to Those structures collapsed during the fi re. think about where she’ll stay her fi rst night of Harry B. Scheeler Jr. freedom, or how she’ll manage to afford it. Other nearby dwellings also sustained minor Six condominiums burn Nov. 17 in Sea Isle City as fi refi ghters can do little to contain heat and smoke damage. Her predicament isn’t unusual here. the raging inferno. The three-alarm fi re was reported about 6:30 p.m. At its height, Clifford, a mother of three with no family Volunteer fi re companies assisted Sea Isle volunteers from Avalon and Ocean View assisted Sea Isle City fi refi ghters in bringing City from Avalon and Ocean View in battling in this area, is serving a 90-day sentence for the fi re under control. An investigation into the cause is being spearheaded by the third degree aggravated assault. She was just the blaze. Avalon also responded with an county Fire Marshal’s Offi ce. ambulance for mutual aid and county Fire one of fi ve women that volunteered to speak Police responded to the scene to assist police with commission members Kathy Bresan, with traffi c. Deborah Brasch, Felicia Smith and Carlin Gra- One fi refi ghter was injured when he sus- ham about their recommendation to improve tained a broken leg after he slipped from a fi re A Just Salary? facilities and programs for female prisoners at truck. He was transported to Cape Regional the county jail. Medical Center, for treatment of his injuries. At the time of the tour, 37 female prisoners, Damico said the ongoing investigation is Chief Justice: State Cape Judges Move clad in orange jumpsuits and plastic fl ip-fl ops a combined effort between the county Fire that matched the cell doors, were housed in Marshall and Prosecutor’s offi ces as well as the Judges Need Raise Cases Effi ciently the facility in a group living environment. Lava- Sea Isle City Police Department. tories with two toilets and showers are posi- By JOE HART By JOE HART tioned near the front of the cells and bunk beds (Page A20 Please) line the other side of the concrete walls. TRENTON –– New Jersey’s top judge wants COURT HOUSE –– As the state judiciary Occasionally the drab orange and grey higher salaries for the state’s judiciary. seeks a salary raise, the Herald wondered what colors of the walls are broken up by poems or Cape Students New Jersey Supreme Court Chief Justice our local judges do to pass a workday. drawings on notebook paper hanging next to Stuart Rabner went before the Public Of- It turns out that they’ve been pretty busy. (Page A10 Please) Poorer, Yet Few fi cers Salary Review Commission asking for Judges were not permitted to speak to the 11 percent raises for the approximately 460 Herald regarding their workload due to the Worn and Torn: Are ‘Left Behind’ state judges. ongoing salary issue, but investigation yielded Last year, the judiciary received a 5.7 per- some interesting facts. By JACK FICHTER cent increase, its fi rst since 2000. Rabner said, Some of their responsibilities include hear- Middle Schools however, that it wasn’t enough. ing cases, giving instruction on points of law, CAPE MAY — Cape May Elementary School He told the panel, which meets every four rendering decisions, writing opinions, media- Need Much Work has an increasing number of students from years to discuss raises for public tion, arbitration and constantly families considered to live in poverty but at offi cials, that this state’s court working with litigants and cli- By AL CAMPBELL the same time is showing high test scores judges should make the same as ents. Judges may also be on-call on state tests required by the No Child Left federal judges, whose salaries for 24-hour emergent matters COURT HOUSE — Faced with a “laundry Behind Act. had long been a “benchmark” such as setting bail and signing list” of “glaring issues,” relating to ongoing Superintendent Victoria Zelenak presented for New Jersey’s judiciary. civil commitments or search maintenance, Middle Township Board of results of spring 2007 tests at a Nov. 15 board A report Rabner submitted warrants. Education is weighing a maintenance refer- of education meeting. She reported 43 percent with his testimony stated that Long hours in courtroom and endum. of students in the school are considered “eco- state judges earn $149,000, chambers are reportedly the rule, Discussed at the Nov. 16 board meeting, the nomically disadvantaged.” which is $16,200 less than fed- not the exception. The numbers referendum would likely not be ready in time The school has an annual turnover rate of 31 eral judges even after last year’s speak for themselves: for the April 2008 budget election, but may percent, due largely to the sizable population of increase. The two judicial groups According to statewide court require a special election. children from U.S. Coast Guard families. have comparable duties and re- management documents, during If voters approve the referendum, it would The school also educates children from Cape sponsibilities, according to the report. the past judicial year (July 2006 – June 2007) be “almost a seamless integration of debt,” May’s public housing. When taking the cost of living into account, 13,970 cases came before Cape May judges because the debt approved in the 1989 bond Zelenak said the school was “doing very judges in this state make the equivalent of and 13,923 were resolved, better than a 100 is “off the books,” according to Dennis Roberts, well,” considering the turnover rates and eco- $113,037. In addition, New Jersey is one of percent clearance rate. These totals include board vice president and chair of the Building nomic status of students. On an overall scale, only two states, along with Oklahoma, that cases heard by three divisions: Criminal, Civil and Grounds Committee. the school is in the “middle” economically, not doesn’t allow judges to make money elsewhere, and Family. Among items that need fi xing: the lowest or above average. such as from public speaking appearances. All three divisions are aided at times by • Replacement of the fi re alarm system at “We did move from higher to lower in the The report stated that judges are leaving the judges from Atlantic County, but local judges the Performing Arts Center. last couple of years,” said Zelenak. bench early in part because of the salary issue. handle a vast majority of the caseload. (Page A11 Please) The school met state benchmarks for “ad- Between 2002 and today, 140 state judges re- Criminal Division judges, Carmen Alvarez (Page A10 Please) (Page A4 Please) (Page A4 Please) Index...See Page A3 A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007

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Fried Shrimp Platter . . . 5.95 The pair were among 60 ShopRite associates who Served with French Fries or Baked Potato and Cole Slaw joined in a mass photo that Al Campbell decorates the special boxes ShopRite employee Andre Rapattoni, points to his photo on oversized box of Cheerios that are on sale of Cheerios, as Bobbie Rojas waits to point out her place on one of 125,000 Friday & Saturday 11/23 & 11/24 at the local store. limited-edition Cheerios boxes that help raise funds for ShopRite Partners The Rio Grande store in Caring. $ was selected to be in the Fried Oyster Platter . . . 8.95 top 30 ShopRites in a con- ness Day and sponsored by Contact Campbell at Virgil: test held in support of ShopRite and General Mills, (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or As the twig is bent the Served with Baked Macaroni & Cheese & National Hunger Aware- producer of Cheerios. at [email protected] tree inclines. Stewed Tomatoes INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index Broiled King Crab, Lobster Tail Antiques ...... 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It’s inside and at w County Prosecutor: Domestic violence numbers down...... Page A11 Baked Potato and Cole Slaw ...... 11 www.CapeMayCoun- w Student chefs earn eight medals in New York competition. .. Page A16 tyHerald.com. w Beach Theatre reopens to the public...... Page A21 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 State Judges Cape Judges (From Page A1)creasing the salaries of trial (From Page A1) divorce, delinquency, domestic violence, abuse, adoption, tired from the bench, 90 of court judges to $165,000; and Raymond Batten, saw 1,325 new cases and resolved family and juvenile crisis and other cases. those before the mandatory assignment judges, 1,378 for a 104 percent clearance rate. That includes Conner, former counsel to Cape May County, has been retirement age of 70. $171,800; appellate judg- criminal, municipal appeals and post-conviction relief a judge since 2000. Former county Democratic Chair- Rabner told the salary es, $175,600; associate cases. man Rauh is the court’s newest member having been panel that losing judges was justices, $185,500; and the Alvarez, this area’s fi rst woman to be named to the appointed in 2002. unacceptable. chief justice, $192,300. Superior Court in 1989, has recently been appointed Larger counties heard more cases, of course, but Cape “We want to get the The report also called for to the Appellate Court leaving Batten to hear the entire May courts ranked second out of 21 county court systems best and the brightest, and an automatic cost-of-living criminal caseload. Batten, a former state assemblyman in fewest backlogged cases – those not processed within retain those people over the increase to be established and municipal prosecutor, has been on the bench since accepted timeframes. Cape May judges had only 16 of long haul,” he said. for state judges. 1992. 100 cases in backlog status. Hudson County was fi rst The report also cited gen- The salary commission In the Civil Division, of which Joseph Visalli is the with 15 and Atlantic County was last with 62 cases in eral population per capita will hold additional meet- only judge, 5,984 new cases were added and 5,866 were 100 considered backlogged. increases, judges’ decreased ings prior to submitting resolved for a 98 percent clearance rate. Civil Division State trial court judges currently make $149,000 an- purchasing power, and New its recommendations in cases include tracked civil cases as well as auto, contract, nually and many left million dollar law practices when Jersey’s poor ranking for December. small claims and others. appointed to the bench. Along with their robes, when judicial salaries as addi- When the commission Visalli is a former assistant county prosecutor and nominated by the governor and confi rmed by the Senate, tional reasons for the increase STUART RABNER last met in 2003, the gov- municipal court judge. On the bench since 1986, he’s judges take on a lot of responsibility and a substantial request. ernor and legislature failed the county’s most senior Superior Court judge. pay cut. Judicial salaries in New Jersey are currently ranked to enact its recommenda- Family Division judges Kyran Conner and John Rauh 37th out of 50 states when adjusted for cost of living. tions. had a 100 percent clearance rate with a caseload of 6,661 Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Judges in neighboring states Delaware ($168,850) and added and 6,679 resolved. Judges in this division handle [email protected] Pennsylvania ($152,115) are among the fi ve best paid Contact Hart at (609) on that list. 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Recommendations from Rabner’s report included in- [email protected] News Digests (From Page A1) man and Detective Edward Dougherty May County Herald, 1508 Route 47, Rio investigated the case. Grande, NJ 08242, or drop it off at the offi ce, along with some pizzelles. Cape Burglars Sought CAPE MAY –– Cape May Police Chief Crowbar Assault Arrest Diane M. Sorantino reported that two NORTH CAPE MAY –– Lower Town- area establishments were burglarized ship police responded to the 100 block recently. On Nov. 11 at 1:42 a.m., police of Orchard Avenue for reported gunshots responded to a burglary call at Bella Vida at 11:15 p.m. on Nov. 11, but instead Restaurant on Broadway in West Cape found an assault victim who had been May. The restaurant owner reported be- allegedly attacked with a crowbar. Upon ing awakened by the sound of an intrud- arrival, offi cers discovered an unnamed er forcibly entering the restaurant offi ce. subject with a head laceration. The vic- He said he was assaulted and forced to tim was treated and released from Cape produce money before the intruder left Regional Medical Center. A suspect was the building. The county Sheriff’s Depart- identifi ed and located in the area. Jason ment K-9 Unit responded to the scene to Mathis, 25, of North Cape May, was assist in the search for the suspect. Later charged with two counts of aggravated that morning at 4:45 a.m., the owner assault for injuring the above-mentioned of the Cape May Bakery on West Perry subject and for swinging at another Street reported a similar incident. The individual who was on the scene at the owner discovered that someone had en- time of the altercation. Mathis was taken tered the bakery, damaged the cash reg- Al Campbell into custody without incident and given ister and stole a computer. Anyone with Rain subsided for a brief time Monday morning just long enough for the sun to break through the clouds $25,000 bail by Judge David DeWeese. information is asked to contact Cape May and allow a rainbow to form, seemingly over stores in the Rio Grande Shopping Plaza. Clouds regrouped Patrolmen Pat Greene and Robert Hart- (Page A12 Please) and rain fell during most of the afternoon.

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NOW OFFERING Police Investigate Series of Burglaries GE/Hunter Douglas PRIORITY DEALER Financing Since SOUTH DENNIS — learned at the scenes, time, at about 9:30 a.m. three residential daytime 1973! de Satnick’s New Jersey State Police police said the suspect(s) On Nov. 17, a home on home burglaries, one in notifi ed Middle Township may be knocking on doors Dory Drive reportedly was an occupied home, also on Blinds, Shades & Draperies, Custom Shutters police on Nov. 19 that to ascertain whether or not burglarized between Nov. Nov. 19 in t he morning. Shop-at-Home Service they investigated a series anyone is in the residence 11-17. Police are asking the Cape May’s Choice for Window Coverings of burglaries that were at the time. On Nov. 19, entry was public to use caution, and reported on Gravel Hole Middle Township police made into three homes, to report any suspicious Road, Myrtle Avenue and have alerted the public to two using force, one on activity. They also urged 884-2545 Washington Avenue, Den- be on the lookout for any Bucks Avenue, Goshen, that home windows and nis Township between 9 suspicious vehicles. just off Route 47, another doors are locked. www.desatnicks.com a.m. and noon. On Nov. 19, Middle a short distance away on Anyone with informa- At that time, Middle Township police issued a Wahl Avenue, Goshen. tion is urged to contact Township police were release alerting the public, A third home was re- Middle Township detec- SHOWCASE investigating burglaries and enlisting its aid, in ported burglarized on tives at (609) 465-8700 DEALER at residences on Wahl solving the recent string of Reeves Street, Whites- or Cape May County Avenue and on Buck’s Av- residential burglaries. boro. CrimeStoppers (866) 465- enue, both in Goshen, not Since Nov. 16, the de- Property stolen included 2800. During Our One Year far from Route 47 close to partment responded to money, coins, jewelry and Those in areas covered the other incidents. six residential home bur- a digital camera. by State Police are asked According to a State glaries. It appears that both to contact the Woodbine Anniversary at Police release, there have On Nov. 16, forced en- burglaries in the Goshen Station at (609) 861-5698 been similar burglaries in try into two homes in area occurred in the morn- or (609) 861-3168. Cape May Court House Dennis Township over the the 100 block Stagecoach ing hours. Woodbine Station detec- previous weeks. Road, Court House. One As reported above, the tives are presently investi- From information home was occupied at the State Police investigated gating those burglaries. Women’s Jail (From Page A1) treated properly. an inmate’s bunk. “I was told that adequate medical care doesn’t matter Privacy is nonexistent. here,” said Justine. Toilet paper is a precious commodity and women are On a whole, keeping healthy in the facility is diffi cult, constantly making decisions on whether they should she explained to the commission. The food, in addition to spend the remaining money on their commissary ac- being devoid of fl avor, mostly consists of carbohydrates. counts for toothpaste or deodorant. “It’s basically potatoes and we probably get half a loaf Cold air blows through the cells constantly. The visitors of bread a day, if not more,” said Andrea, who has been all opted to keep their winter coats fastened about them, behind bars since Aug. 1 for violating her probation by while the female inmates made due with long-sleeved driving on a suspended license. shirts, thin white socks and their one-piece jumpsuits. “I’d love to see some cereal and maybe some ketchup,” We have 82 Million Warden Richard Harron, who led the guided tour, said added Justine. that the women’s portion of the prison was built a little When it comes to exercise, Andrea said that the Reasons to Celebrate more than two years ago. It has 40 beds, but if overcrowd- outdoor yard is too crowded and small to get a real ing becomes an issue, cots are utilized. workout. COME IN FOR OUR LUCKY He noted that many of the bails that accompany the “Most people just end up walking around,” she said. women’s charges are “fairly high,” which often contrib- A structured exercise program would also give the utes to an increase in the population. women another way to fend off boredom. MEGA DEALS “A $15,000 bail for driving on a suspended (license),” “I think I’ve read every book on the library cart,” said he said. “And it just goes up from there.” Clifford. “When I fi rst came in here I could easily get U.S.D.A. WHOLE CENTER CUT “How is everyone doing?” Harron asked as the tour through a book a day.” entered the fi rst cell. “Does everyone have what they Board games, specifi cally Scrabble, are popular among need?” the inmates. In terms of variety, the choices are slim. He was greeted by smiles and a chorus of hellos, but “We have cards, Sorry and Scrabble,” said inmate FILET .82 some softly chuckled at the question. Michelle McCarty. “Anything to keep from watching pound “It’s a jail,” said one inmate. “I hope no one was television all day.” expecting the Hilton.” When the discussion turned to the availability of pro- CUT FREE TO “I just got a pillow,” responded another. “I didn’t have grams, such as anger management, fi nancial planning, or MIGNON 5 ORDER one until one of the other girl was released.” resume building, Clifford told the panel of visitors that Sometimes cleaning supplies are rare. despite their best efforts, she doesn’t see how anything “We ask for bleach and gloves and we probably get could change. FRESH CHICKEN OR SHRIMP $ 82 them two or three times a week,” said Justine, an inmate “We have one social worker for almost 300 inmates,” MADE TUNA SALAD 5 lb. who’d been in three weeks for writing bad checks. she said. “She does the best she can, but it makes her Without proper cleaning supplies, many of the women job almost impossible.” Fresh Sliced D&W are concerned about getting sick. According to Justine, “We don’t want to see you wasting your time,” Clifford Your Choice Fresh Sliced there had been two lice outbreaks since she was there. added. “When I leave here, it doesn’t matter if I don’t Domestic Ham White AMERICAN “When we fi rst got the medication for it [lice], no one have anyone, I’ll be all right. I’ll do what I have to do.” Meat Bologna told us how to use it properly,” she said. “Now we’re The commission told the female inmates that they Cooked Salami $ CHEESE on our last round of treatment, and we were supposed weren’t planning on “moving mountains,” but would like Liverwurst LB. $ to get it yesterday.” to see small improvements, from new books to read to 1.82 2.82 LB. When Bresan asked about the possibility of methicilin- more help in preparing inmates for when they leave. Fresh Sliced resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the women “Things can and should be changed for the better,” Your Choice responded that although none of the inmates have told Bresan said. Ham Capicola Blitz’s them if they had it, they wouldn’t be surprised if the Bresan said the committee would present their report Virginia Ham Quarter Pound bacterial strain was present there. to the freeholders at their next monthly meeting. Pepper Ham $ Cheese Regardless, the female inmates don’t seem to have Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or Honey Ham 2.82 LB. Burger ¢ much faith in MRSA or similar health concerns being [email protected] Fresh Sliced 82 ea. Cape Students Lower Police to Participate Turkey Breast Your Choice Any Size (From Page A1) In ‘Over the Limit’ Campaign Genoa Salami equate yearly progress” for the third through sixth grade, Swiss Cheese Cup said Zelenak. ¢ For the third grade, the state standard for Language ERMA — Lower Town- • Take mass transit, a $ ship Police Department taxicab, or ask a sober Provolone Cheese Coffee 82 Arts is a 75 percent passing rate. Cape May Elementary Cooper Cheese LB. students scored 78 percent. will step up impaired driv- friend to drive you home 3.82 ing enforcement as part of • Spend the night where For math, the state standard is 62 percent while Cape Hot Pepper Cheese Cooked To Order the state’s “Over the Limit, the activity is held May students scored 89 percent. Under Arrest” crackdown. • Report impaired driver Fresh Sliced Full Rack In the fourth grade, the state standard is a passing rate Y oice The holiday season is to law enforcement our Ch of 75 percent in Language Arts while Cape May students Roast Beef Baby Back traditionally a time for so- • Always buckle up — scored 89 percent. In math, students exceeded the state cial gatherings, which often its your best defense against Corned Beef Spare standard of 62 percent with 92 percent. include alcohol. The goal an impaired driver. Pastrami $ 82 In the fi fth grade, students exceeded the state 75 of the program is to raise Roast Pork 4.82 LB. Ribs EA. percent standard in Language Arts with a score of 100 awareness about the dan- 6 percent. In math, students beat the state standard of 62 gers of drinking and driv- Sandwich Pepperoni percent with a 90 percent score. ing through high-visibility SEAFOOD In the sixth grade, students exceeded the state 66 enforcement, and to arrest DINNERS percent standard in Language Arts with a score of 73 per- motorists who choose to Fresh Made cent. In math, students turned in a score of 73 percent, drive while impaired. Flounder - Shrimp exceeding the state average of 49 percent. Law enforcement of- 18” Extra Zelenak said individual progress reports are created fi cers offer the following Scallops for each student. advice: Large • Be responsible and ea. Crab Cake Students in the advanced profi ciency category have Cheese 5.82 82 increased. don’t risk it…you will be Want to change every day Oysters 8 ea. In the second grade, 39 percent of students scored ad- caught your address? Not Available In Villas includes fries & cole slaw vanced profi cient in math, in the third grade, 36 percent • If you plan to drink, Pizza choose a designated driver scored as advanced profi cient in math and in the fourth All kinds of before going out SPECIALS GOOD AT THESE STORES grade, 46 percent. government information are • Realize before going just a click or call away. She said the state tests were created by different com- out that every drink you panies for the fi rst and second grades, third and fourth have makes it more diffi cult grades, and the fi fth and sixth grades. to know why you’ve had 1 (800) FED- INFO Beginning in 2009, one company will provide tests too much to drive for all of the grades. 12 Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Middle Schools (From Page A1) he added. “We need to expedite • New roof on Elementary No. 2, placed in service in Melchiorre said that, aside from needing a new roof, the discussion and plan- the early 1990s. Elementary No. 2 “is a building in good shape.” ning process,” Money I Do • New roof on Middle School, needed within the next “To allow us to save money by not repairing the roof urged. “I do not mean two years. is not wise,” Melchiorre said. jumping into anything.” • Demolish bus garage near Elementary No. 1 and Additionally, “All the work at the high school could Once needs are outlined Windows remediate a fuel leak under ground there. be undone if we do not do the proper maintenance,” on paper, said Money, the • Build a new bus garage and maintenance facility. said Melchiorre. district will be better en- Window Washing After parents of elementary school pupils are surveyed The district’s “very tight annual budget will continue abled to discuss with the concerning need for the pre-kindergarten program, the to be that tight for lots of reasons,” said board member architect items that need 609-884-9796 district could possibly replace the current annex, between George DeLollis. fi xing. Elementary No. 1 and Route 9. The annex was erected “The opportunity to be eligible for 42 percent of state Back reminded the as temporary classes, and is “past its useful life,” accord- aid is certainly a factor in the timing of this conversa- members that all meet- ing to Roberts. tion,” DeLollis added. ings should be public, with Specializing in Roberts also mentioned the possibility of using solar The roof at the Middle School and Elementary No. 2 hope that the public will panels on the roof of the Middle School, a $3-million proj- as well as the bus garage “issue,” “will be addressed over attend those meetings. Modern Homes ect that could be paid over 20 years, and would provide a the next few years,” DeLollis said. “They should. It will be 20 percent return on the solar energy, he said. “If they are forced to be addressed in the annual their tax dollars,” replied of Distinction “But we don’t want to go half-cocked,” Roberts said. budget, it will take away our opportunity to educate our Money. “We want to look at this as a community and realize students. the buildings are getting old. We have to address this in “If we can’t put this together, and have it approved by Schedule your fall the near future,” he added. the people of this community, it will not only improve Contact Campbell at Roberts said the Building and Grounds Committee had the buildings to the extent they need to be, but it will (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or cleaning now. met with district Architect Louis DeLosso regarding the also help improve the quality of education in the district,” at: [email protected] maintenance concerns. DeLollis said. “The reason we are looking at a maintenance referen- “We are asking the committee to handle this through dum, if approved, the state will pay 42 percent of the cost, the architect, and the next presentation will be to the not the taxpayers. If we add it in the budget, 100 percent full board,” said President Calvin back. will come out of local taxes,” Roberts said. Roberts said the needed maintenance “can’t be He said if done piecemeal, the maintenance project handled out of routine operating expense.” could take up to 10 years. Back urged the list of items needing maintenance “It’s extremely important that we be razor-sharp in should not be done “so fast,” but that it could be made Holiday defi nition of priorities,” when it comes to money being available in June or July. spent, added board member Andrew Melchiorre. “We cannot put it together for a normal school board The committee was concerned about adding a burden election. It will take more time,” Roberts said. on future generations “with maintenance they can’t “We want to reach out to members of the community, sustain,” Roberts added. and also lean on the strategic plan,” said Roberts. Savings at He said the committee and board must look “very care- Board member Daniel Money cited his “sense of fully” at adding space for education needs. urgency” because “all are aware of the uncertainty of “We are cognizant and do not want to saddle future revenue coming out of the state. We don’t have the generations, our children, with unbearable tax burdens,” continued luxury of time.” County Domestic Violence Numbers Down C. Melini By AL CAMPBELL restraining orders with of- lence and Bullying is cur- conduct annual in-service fenses such as assault went rently working on the pro- training for all law enforce- CREST HAVEN — Cape down from 37 in 2005 to gram for the next county- ment offi cers in the county May County Prosecutor 23 in 2006, a 38 percent wide conference scheduled as well as community out- Robert L. Taylor reported reduction. for late February 2008, reach programs to educate $2.00 OFF Deluxe in a release last week that Total arrests involving Taylor stated. the public. there had been a “sig- domestic violence restrain- The working group is “We need to continue to Haircuts Cut & Blow Dry nifi cant reduction” in the ing orders decreased from composed of Kristen Rar- get the message out to ev- (Adults Reg. $14.00 & up $ number of domestic vio- 95 in 2005 to 69 in 2006, ing Bixby, executive direc- eryone in our county that 25.00 $ lence offenses from 2005- a 27 percent reduction. tor of CARA, Coalition domestic violence will not Children 13.00 & up) (Reg. $30.00) 2006. “I said when I was Against Rape and Abuse; be tolerated and offenses He cited the recently sworn in as County Pros- Michael McKnight, Cape will be vigorously pros- Not to be combined with any other offers. Not to be combined with any other offers. released state Uniform ecutor in October 2004 May County Acting Su- ecuted,” Taylor stated. Not valid on Sundays or with all stylists. Not valid on Sundays or with all stylists. Crime Report as basis for that I wanted to reduce perintendent of Schools; As Domestic Violence Expires 12/31/07 (her) Expires 12/31/07 (her) the release. the number of domestic Karen Buesing, director Awareness Month ends, He stated that the total violence incidents in our of educational program in “We need to renew our ef- $5.00 OFF $ number of domestic vio- county,” stated Taylor. the Lower Township El- forts to reduce this scourge 10.00 OFF lence offenses reported in “This downward trend is ementary School District; and make sure we fully any Chemical any Chemical 2006 revealed a 9 percent exciting and very encour- Marilou Rochford, Rutgers support the victims and reduction from the pre- aging news, he added, “But Cooperative Extension; survivors with appropriate Service Service vious year. There were there is a lot more work to Lynne Krukosky, Cape resources and services,’ $ $ 1,185 offenses in 2006 do to further reduce the Assist; Capt. Marie Hayes, said Taylor. 40.00 or more 60.00 or more compared to 1,303 of- amount of domestic vio- and Victim Witness Coor- Persons needing help Not to be combined with any other offers. Not to be combined with any other offers. fenses in 2005. There was lence in Cape May County. dinator Claire McArdle of should call the Coalition Not valid on Sundays or with all stylists. Not valid on Sundays or with all stylists. a 24 percent reduction in Dating relationship in- the County Prosecutor’s Against Rape and Abuse at Expires 12/31/07 (her) Expires 12/31/07 (her) the number of arrests. cidents have risen and Offi ce, and Taylor. (609) 522-6489 or 1-877- Arrests for restraining require more attention,” “We need to keep educa- 294-2272, or the Prosecu- orders were reduced by 21 he added. tion and awareness in the tor’s Victim-Witness Offi ce 10 % OFF percent from 58 in 2005 The County Working forefront,” said Taylor. (609) 463-6484. Hair Salon & Retail Center to 46 in 2006. Arrests for Group on Domestic Vio- Members of his staff any Retail Purchase 4 Shore Area Locations To Serve You CG Aircrew Rescues Three Fishermen $ • Acme Plaza, Cape May Court House 465-4885 25.00 or more • 518 Sea Isle Blvd., Ocean View 624-3118 GOSHEN — The Coast ceived a call at 2:01 a.m. followed by a flare near relieved when I saw the • 34th & West Ave., Ocean City 398-8755 Guard rescued three fi sh- Nov. 15 reporting the fi sh- Thompson Beach. helicopter fl ying up above Not to be combined with any other offers. • Somers Point Plaza 653-1492 ermen Nov. 15 from the ing boat Miss Julian was 15 The aircrew landed and us,” said Reagan, captain of Expires 12/31/07 (her) shore of Thompson Beach hours overdue with three brought Reagan, Ketcham the Miss Julian. www.cmelini.com near Bidwell Creek in Dela- people aboard. A Coast and Smith aboard and ware Bay after the 24-foot Guard helicopter crew transported them to Coast skiff they were aboard from Air Station Atlantic Guard Air Station Atlantic became disabled. City, and a small boat crew City. CAPE SOCIAL Rescued were C.J. Rea- from Station Cape May Smith was reported to be MAY gan, 32, Michael Ketcham, conducted a search for the diabetic and was taken to 43, and William Smith, 45, fi shermen. AtlantiCare Regional Medi- COUNTY SPOTLIGHT all of Cape May. The helicopter crew cal Center by ambulance The Coast Guard re- spotted a strobe light as a precaution. “I was Bruce & Lori Graver Put your Congratulations Little Angels in on your 25th Wedding Anniversary Happy 1st Birthday Social Then PO2 Christopher D. McLaughlin Scott Michael Coast Guard Petty Offi cer 2nd Class Salvador Carire, center, poses with fi sher- Love the Spotlight men CJ Reagan, right, and Michael Ketcham at Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic Harris City Nov. 15. Reagan and Ketcham along with another crewmember William Graver & Shappell DEADLINE FRIDAYS AT NOON Smith were taken to Air Station after being rescued by Carire and his helicopter November 27th Call Janet or Rachel crew from the shore of Thompson Beach near Bidwell Creek in Delaware Bay families Now Love Mom & Dad 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 after they were reported 15 hours overdue from a fi shing trip. A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Mark Himebaugh News Digests place. The County Sheriff’s Department (From Page A4) (From Page A1) was chairman of the group. K-9 Unit responded to assist Middle His mother, Maureen, dropped Mark off at home and In Atlantic City, heavyweight boxer Riddick Bowe police at 884-9500 or the county Crime Township detectives without success. went to a garage, she wasn’t gone 15 minutes. She never dedicated a bout against Elijah Tillery to Mark’s return. Stoppers at 465-2800. Police continue to investigate a burglary saw him again. Bowe wore Himebaugh’s picture on his boxing robe Nov.10-11 at a local attorney’s offi ce on When Mark disappeared, he was described as be- and trunks at the Convention Hall bout watched by an $850,000 Bail for Cooper Route 9. In that incident, a safe, which ing a white male with red hair and blue eyes, 4 feet 6 estimated 17 million viewers. COURT HOUSE –– Attorneys for contained an undetermined amount of inches tall and weighed 85 pounds. He was also taking Additionally, Bowe gave $15,000 to the reward fund, Seth Gordon Cooper, who is accused of cash, was removed. At the same time, medication. which brought the amount to $25,000 for Mark’s safe murdering John Cavicchio last Decem- several offi ces in the building were also He was last seen wearing a blue sweatshirt, gray jacket, return. ber, were unsuccessful in having his ransacked. Anyone with information gray pants and sneakers. Hopes rose in December 1991 after the FBI an- $850,000 cash bail reduced. Cooper al- on the crimes should contact the Major The case baffl ed investigators from the outset. nounced it was “aggressively” pursuing an individual in legedly shot Cavicchio through the win- Crime Unit at 465-8700. It has been classifi ed in the category as other local miss- connection with Himebaugh’s disappearance. The lead dow of a car on Dec. 10 while the two ing person cases: Craig White, gone since 1989. William led nowhere. were fi ghting over a mutual girlfriend. Copper Buy Nets Arrest Gerald disappeared in 1978. Their bodies, likewise, have Mark’s brother, Matthew, 12, in 1991, took then Defense attorneys argued Nov. 16 that COURT HOUSE — Jeffrey L. Carpen- never been discovered. Middle Township Juvenile Offi cer, now Capt. Scott Web- Cooper acted in self-defense because ter, 31, of Conway, S.C. was arrested How could an 11-year-old boy simply vanish from rural ster to various play forts where he and his brother spent the car Cavicchio was traveling in had by Middle Township police Nov. 15, Del Haven? time. Those searches, too, were fruitless. attempted to run him down. Superior charged with fraudulently charging pur- As soon as the blackened marsh acreage cooled, over At the time, the public was told that Mark’s left foot Court Judge Raymond Batten, however, chases of bare copper wire to electrical 200 volunteers fanned out in a massive search party. They was recently healed from being broken, which may have ruled that Gordon was a fl ight risk and contractors for whom he did not work. swept every inch of ground for the boy. led him to remove his sneaker, said his mother. decided to keep the bail where it was. Police theorize he took the wire to re- Subsequently, trained canines were pressed into ser- Temperatures during the fi rst days of Mark’s disappear- Cooper’s reputation as a fl ight risk was cycling yards in the region and sold it as vice; none found a scent. ance dropped into the low 30s. Because of that, police earned last year when he fl ed after scrap. Although police cited Fox Electric An Essex County psychic, Dorothy Allison of Nutley, were led to believe that if the boy was outside, it was the shooting to Philadelphia and was Supply on North Main Street here as the had similarly disheartening results locating Mark using likely he would not survive. eventually picked up in a Waffl e House victim, they believe Carpenter also made a paranormal plan. A State Police helicopter, equipped with infrared cam- restaurant in South Carolina. similar buys at other electrical suppli- Since that chilling landmark day in 1991, Middle Town- era, to detect heat sources, swept over vast acres near the ers in Berlin and Egg Harbor Township. ship police chiefs, detectives and offi cers who worked the Himebaugh home. It found no trace of Mark. Charged with theft by deception and case came and went. All that remains is the thick missing The search included marshlands and forests in the MUA Reduces User Fees attempted theft, Carpenter was re- person fi le on Mark Himebaugh. vicinity between Del Haven and Villas and along Dela- SWAINTON — The County MUA manded to county jail in default of bail. The initial search was called off in early December ware Bay. announced proposed changes to the He was found to be a fugitive from South 1991. On the fi rst anniversary of Mark’s disappearance, Solid Waste User Fees, Terms and Carolina, which added a charge of being Mrs. Himebaugh never surrendered hope that her boy six State Troopers assisted Middle Township Police at conditions for the use of the CMCMUA a fugitive from justice to his offenses. would come bounding up the front steps once again, and a checkpoint on Bayshore Road near Cape May County Solid Waste and Recycling Facilities. all would be well. Park South, where Himebaugh was last seen. The Construction and Demolition rate Meeting Rescheduled Himebaugh was a student at the Cape May County A composite sketch of a dark-haired man seen talking is proposed at the same level while the Special Services Alternative School. His father, Jody to Himebaugh prior to his disappearance was circulated, regular rate has dropped $0.10, said WEST WILDWOOD — The borough’s Himebaugh, termed him a “near genius.” but to no avail. member William G. Burns Jr. — the monthly Commissioner’s workshop Originally, police asked that anyone with a videotape of In addition, on the fi rst anniversary, a candlelight 14th year the rate has dropped, he said. meeting has been rescheduled for Nov. the marsh fi re contact them, in the hope that Himebaugh vigil was held at Cape May County Park South. Maureen 26 at 8:30 a.m. would be spotted on one of the frames. cried as the Eric Clapton’s “Tears in Heaven” fi lled the He never appeared. night air. Payroll Duties Shift Fish Bowl II In a letter to the Herald on Dec. 11, 1991, Maureen In February 1992, Mark’s father wrote, “I’m going to COURT HOUSE — CASA Payroll WILDWOOD — The second an- Himebaugh and her family and Jody, and his family, wrote venture to say that when Mark is found, Cape May County Services will provide Middle Township nual Fish Bowl Football Classic, held in of the loss that seared their souls. is probably going to have one of the grandest homecoming School District with its paychecks for honor of the late Wildwood Police Chief “A massive fi ve-day air, sea, and land search uncovered parties in its history.” $18,000 annually. Approval was given William Fisher, will be held Nov. 24 at nothing nor did the ensuing investigation,” they wrote. In that letter, Himebaugh asked for continued prayers by the board of education at its Nov. 16 Maxwell Field. Members of the island’s “Some searchers were, at times, waist deep in cold, for Mark’s safe return, “and for the strength I need to meeting, on recommendation from Busi- police and fi re departments will battle muddy water as they trudged through the meadows sur- fi nd him.” ness Administrator and Board Secretary for bragging rights out on the fi eld at rounding Mark’s home. “One thing positive is happening: Parents are Walter Landgraf. He said payroll tasks noon. A scholarship foundation for local “The ‘not knowing’ is indeed very painful for our family defi nitely more aware of where their kids are now,” he and duties “are becoming overwhelm- high school seniors interested in careers to deal with. However, it is because of the sincere out- concluded. ing.” Sturdy Savings Bank has shown in law enforcement has been set up in pouring of concern including moral support, assurance of an interest in donating a portion of Chief Fisher’s memory. To donate, pur- continuing searches, compassionate news coverage, and Anyone with information about Mark should call The that amount, Landgraf said. Pressed on chase Fish Bowl T-shirts, or for more in- everyone’s earnest belief that Mark will be found, that National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 1- the contract award by resident Peggy formation, contact RogerLillo@comcast. we are able to keep up hope,” they wrote. 800-843-5678, Middle Township Police Major Crime Mathis, and why it was not advertised net or call the city’s police department Also in December 1991, “Friends of Mark” was or- Unit, (609) 465-8700 or the local FBI offi ce. for bids, Landgraf replied that since he at 522-0222 or the fi re department at ganized as a trust fund, which accepted donations in an Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or at: is a qualifi ed purchasing agent, and the 522-1110. effort to offer a reward if Mark was found. Chuck Knutson [email protected] threshold for bids is $29,500, the bid fell under the minimum requiring bid Avalon Recycling Move solicitations. AVALON — The recycling center Latino Arts Calendar Competition Bus Drivers Fret formally located at the rear of Police De- partment parking lot has been relocated WOODBINE — The COURT HOUSE — Two school bus to the 15th Street and Dune Drive at the Puerto Rican Action Com- drivers attended the Nov. 16 Middle Avalon Public Works Facility. The hours mittee of Southern New Township Board of Education meeting, of operation are Monday through Friday, Jersey (PRAC) announces and expressed concerns of lack of space 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. “a call for artists” to enter near Elementary No. 2 to park buses the 2008 “Latino Arts” which, in the past, have remained at Stone Harbor Library Hispanic Calendar Compe- the bus drivers’ homes. Board Ad- STONE HARBOR — The borough tition. The 2008 competi- ministrator-Secretary Walter Landgraf signed a 15-year lease with Cape May tion is open to all Cape May replied that Homeland Security rules County Library Commission, approv- County students between recommend all buses be parked at a ing a new $4.5 million county library the ages of 10-21 (as of No- central location. Additionally, the IRS branch facility to be constructed on vember 1, 2007), including was “looking at the use of school buses borough-owned land at 95th Street and those in public, private, to and from work, and the board would the beach. The commission must for- night and home school. be obligated to bill the drivers for that mally ratify the agreement at a meeting Students are encouraged transportation service,” he said. He also later this month. State Department of to visually explore and cited “attempting to cut down on use Environmental Protection approvals are share their interpretation of fuel.” also required because of the beachfront of Hispanic diversity. Art- location. ists must combine top- Two Car Crash ics to create a cultural Bird Sanctuary Access montage that will include COLD SPRING — Lower Township two or more Hispanic cel- police investigated a two-vehicle crash STONE HARBOR — Borough council ebrations, food, peoples on Nov. 19 in the morning at the inter- introduced an ordinance at a regular or events. Entries must be section of Route 9 and Shunpike Road, meeting Nov. 7 to allow walking trails culturally appropriate and (CR 644). According to police, Nasat inside the Bird Sanctuary. A public hear- not offensive. Zabady of Natick, Mass., was traveling ing will be held Dec. 4 at 4:30 p.m. at In 2007 the “Best of southbound on Shunpike Road, and Borough Hall. Show” winning entry failed to stop at a red traffi c signal. She came from two Cape May was struck on the passenger’s side by Island Bike Path William Gouldner of North Cape May County Technical High STONE HARBOR — The borough as he traveled on Route 9 (Sandman School seniors, Jason Berg resolved to award a $65,674 contract Boulevard). Zabady was transported to and Zack Yaroschuck. Berg Cape May resident Jason Berg was one of the two winning cover artists in to Zoning Striping, of Glassboro for con- AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center for and Yaroschuck created 2007. Both students are graduates of the county Technical School. Jason is now struction of a bike path Nov. 7. Borough treatment. Patrolman Robert Hartman their computer generated a freshman at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. Administrator Kenneth Hawk told the Jr. and Patrolman Patrick Greene inves- design under the direc- Herald the bike path would run from tigated the accident. tion of Graphic Design Center for the Arts (RRCA) will be chosen by cultural participation certifi cate and 80th to 123rd Streets uninterrupted Technology and Illustration building 22 N. High Street relevance, creativity and one copy of the 2008 calen- Burglars Ransack Home on both lanes along Second Avenue. teacher Pattie Onorato. in Millville, New Jersey. artistic skill. dar. The submission dead- Hawk told the Herald construction is Six students from Ocean Both the calendar cover A $100 cash prize will line (via mail or in person) COURT HOUSE — Middle Township expected to be completed by sometime City High School placed as page and top two designs be awarded for the win- is 3 pm. Monday, Dec. 17. police are investigating a burglary that this spring. calendar fi nalists under the will be chosen in a “Peo- ning calendar cover. One Visit www.pracnj.com or took place in an occupied Stagecoach Seven Mile Dogs direction of Ginny Mulford. ples Choice” public bal- $50 Michaels Art & Craft www.capemaycountygov. Road home on Nov. 16 at 9:45 a.m. On Ms. Mulford presented her lot as part of the RRCA gift card will be awarded net for submission guide- arrival, police found the burglars have STONE HARBOR — As Cape May student’s work in tradi- 3rd Friday Exhibit, at the for “Best of Show”. One lines and forms. For more smashed a rear door, entered the home, moves forward with a dog park project, tional art media. second fl oor open studio. $25 VISA check card will information, call the PRAC and ransacked several rooms, then fl ed. a group of Seven Mile residents have This year, 12 finalists The exhibit and public be awarded for the second Latino Arts Coordinator @ An undetermined amount of property started their own grassroots campaign. will be displayed at The voting will be held Dec. 21, & third place designs. All 609-861-5800 was stolen, and there was no descrip- For interest, questions, and support Riverfront Renaissance from 6-9 p.m. , and entries 12 entrants will receive a tion of the suspect. No injuries took contact: [email protected]. Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13 What’s Cooking? Next week’s menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly.

Monday, Nov. 26: Chicken tenders, sweet potato fries, peas, salad, yogurt, corn chowder. Tuesday, Nov. 27: Salis- bury steak, rice, gravy, Wednesday Only! green beans, beet salad, fruit cocktail. Wednesday, Nov. 28: Kielbasa, carrots, mash-ed potatoes, roll, salad, jello. Thursday, Nov. 29: Beef stew, wax beans, noodles, roll, cole slaw, butterscotch pudding, beef Pre barley soup. Friday, Nov. 30: Creamed chip beef, potato patty, mixed veggies, salad, white cake. Monday, Nov. 26: Sa- lami and cheese on roll, Thanksgiving macaroni salad, diced pears, apple juice. Tuesday, Nov. 27: Pro- volone and Swiss on roll, tomato slices, tapioca pud- ding, fruit punch. Wednesday, Nov. 28: Ham salad on roll, lettuce Savings and tomato, potato salad, applesauce, cranberry juice. Thursday, Nov. 29: Tuna salad on white, salad, cookies, orange juice. Friday, Nov. 30: Roast beef and cheese on wheat bread, lettuce and tomato, banana, tomato juice. Take an Extra Toys for Tots, Food Drive Set at Campus

COURT HOUSE —Col- lection boxes are in place through Dec. 14 at Atlantic Cape Community College’s Cape May County Campus % for the Toys for Tots and 6abc holiday food drive. New, unwrapped toys for boys and girls are being accepted. The annual 6abc holiday food drive helps disad- 10 Off vantaged Delaware Valley residents. This is one of the * largest such drives in the country, with 18 different counties participating. Philabundance receives all donated food items and distributes them to more Everything than 1,100 area charities. The collection amassed 120,000 pounds of food last year. Regular Price and Sale! Food donations must be non-perishable and have a current date. Baby formula Prices effective Wednesday, November 21 only! *Excludes cosmetics, fragrances, formalwear rental, gift cards and previous purchases. Interim markdowns may have been taken. Selections vary. is especially needed. For more information, call Lisa Apel-Gendron (609) 463-3619. Closed Thursday, Thanksgiving Day Lower Police Record 2,660 Open Early Friday at 7am Calls in October

ERMA — Lower Town- for Our After-Thanksgiving Sale! ship Police logged a total of 2,660 calls for the month of October. They included: Assaults 21; domestic violence complaints 36; domestic violence with Plus, Get a assaults six; motor vehicle accidents 45; death inves- tigations, three; burglary, $ seven; thefts 38. Criminal mischief com- 10 Holiday Gift Card plaints six; disorderly con- with any $50 purchase thru November 23. Valid on your next purchase November 24-26. duct complaints 80; animal control complaints 95. Adult arrests eight; DWI arrests eight; drug posses- RIO GRANDE PLAZA • RIO GRANDE • 889-8787 • CEDAR SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER sion arrests two. 2087 ROUTE 9 S., SEAVILLE • 624-1927 • OPEN DAILY A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007

Panic & Anxiety Pro- mous: Cape Island Bap- Central avenues, Ocean grams: Monday and SUPPORT GROUPS tist Church. Enter from City. 8 p.m. Call 800-344- Travel Service, Inc. Wednesday evenings at Stockton Street parking 2666. 7 p. m. on a teleconfer- of 10 weekly meetings Medical Center, 7 p.m., lot. 10 a.m. No dues, fees Weight Watchers: Escorted Motorcoach Tours with lectures, discussions, Maruchi Room, 463- Convenient Pick-Up Points In Your Area ence call. To participate, or weigh-ins. Everyone Cape Regional Medical call 732-940-9658. For small group workshops 4043. welcome. Call Rosemarie Center, Classrooms A and See the USA aboard our deluxe “Comfort Coach” information regarding the and guest speakers begins Caregiver Support 317-5938. B. Weigh-in 3:30-4:30 Extra leg room and seat back entertainment system with hostess program, visit www.pani- the fi rst week of October. Group: 7 p.m., third p.m.; meeting 4:30-5 2007 Escorted Motorcoach Tours creliefi nc.com. For information, call 888- Wednesday, Maruchi SUNDAY, Nov. 25 p.m. Fee required. Call Nov 30-Dec 3 Norman Rockwell Christmas, Stockbridge, MA ... $469 pp 920-2201. Room, Cape Regional Dec. 4-6 Lancaster, PA, Hotel, 4 Meals, 2 Shows .... $330 pp Marriage Encounter 463-4043. New members Dec. 8 & 9 Christmas in New York Weekend: Do you want South Jersey AIDS Medical Center. Call Bon- AA and AlAnon Sup- welcome. (Hotel, 2 meals & 2 shows) ...... $395 pp to give something really Alliance: meets fourth nie Kratzer, 463-4043. port Groups: 10 a.m. Fibromyalgia Support Dec 28-Jan 1 Myrtle Beach New Year’s, Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in GROW: 12-Step Men- 6 meals, 2 shows, Party ...... $550 pp special and unique to the Classrooms A and B, Group: Cape Regional Dec 28-Jan 2 Savannah New Year’s, ones you love? How about Cape May United Method- tal Health Program, 6 p.m. ground fl oor, Cape Re- Medical Center, 7:30 8 meals, Riverboat Party ...... $700 pp a gift fi lled with romance ist Church, 635 Washing- every Wednesday at 4404 gional Medical Center. p.m., third Tuesday, Jan 29-Feb 11 Orlando Florida, Hotel, 13 Meals ...... $888 pp and excitement? Give the ton St., call 523-0024. Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood, Call 463-2367. Conference Room 3. Call (Optional 7 Nights Cruise only $355 additional) Jan & Feb (2 Weeks) Florida tours with optional cruise ...... $888 pp gift of a World Wide Mar- at the Learning Recovery Narcotics Anony- Carol at 770-2672. Feb 19-Mar 3 Orlando, FL ...... $888 pp riage Encounter Weekend. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21 Center of Wildwood. Call mous: Vietnam Veterans Atlantic Cape Family Mar. 6-15 Florida Spring Training ...... $899 pp 523-7100 or 884-7672. May 5-10 Holland Michigan Tulip Time ...... $729 pp Upcoming weekends are Assoc. Chapter 602, 596 Support Organization: June 20-July 9 Mt. Rushmore, SD & National Parks ...... $1495 pp Oct. 26-28 and Nov. 30- Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at AA Meeting: Rooms Seashore Rd., Erma, 11 fourth Tuesday, 6:30- July 20-29 Great Lakes Area Tour ...... $1399 pp Dec 2. For more informa- United Methodist Church, three and four, Cape Re- a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Call 1- 8:30 at 303 Court House - Aug. 3-28 Cross Country USA - 26 Days ...... $3899 pp tion call: 1-800-688-9963 Kennedy Blvd. and Park gional Medical Center. 800-992-0401. S. Dennisville Road, Suite Small Groups Welcome! www.seniortravelservice.com Prices are per person double occupancy or visit www.mesj.net. Road, Sea Isle. New Members welcome. 2, Court House. Call 485- CALL FOR FREE BROCHURES Grief Support Groups: Al-Anon Meetings: Call 463-4043. MONDAY, Nov. 26 0575, ext. 105. Attention Group Leaders! Our Deluxe Coaches are available for charter. Are now forming for wid- 5:30 p.m. at St. John of Stress Management Hepatitis C Support Senior Travel • 1-800-257-8910 ows and widowers in God Church, 680 Town- Class: For heart and lung Narcotics Anony- Group: Cape Regional Box 308, 15 South Main St., Cape May Court House 08210 Cape May County, series bank Road, North Cape patients, 1 p.m. Marau- mous: Every Monday, Medical Center, fi rst May. chi Room, Cape Regional noon, St Barnabas-by-the- Tuesday at 7 p.m., Maru- Narcotics Anony- Medical Center. Call 463- Bay, 13 W. Bates Ave, Vil- chi Room. Cape Regional The Cape May County Technical School District’s mous: St. Barnabas-by- 2348. las. 889-3184. Medical Center. Call 463- the-Bay, 13 W. Bates Ave., Al-Anon: 7 p.m. Class- 4043. Villas, 6 p.m. Call 1-800- THURSDAY, Nov. 22 rooms A and B, Cape Re- Alzheimer’s Support 992-0401. gional Medical Center, 7 Group: second Tuesday, Early Childhood Narcotics Anony- Happy Thanksgiving! p.m. Call 463-4043. 10 a.m. in The Chapin mous: United Methodist Narcotics Anony- House, 1042 Rio Grande Development Center Church of North Wild- mous: 8:30 p.m. Union Ave. wood, Second and Central FRIDAY, Nov. 23 Chapel, 307 Cape May O.W.L.S. (Older Wom- avenues, 7:30 p.m. Call Ave., Cape May Point. en Living Single) a new Openings available 800-992-0401. Al-Anon Meeting: Call 800-992-0401. support group for women Caregiver Support North Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Augustine Fellowship: 50 and up who are living Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior Community Center, 10th recovery from sex and love alone. For information call • Children 3 years old Care of Cape May County, and Central avenues. Con- addiction. 7 p.m., Trinity Barbara Kurzweil, 886- & potty trained 211 S. Main St., Court tact Mary at 523-0304. United Methodist Church, 1929. House, second Wednes- Alzheimer’s Support Route 9, Marmora. Confi - Mother of Multiples: • Monday to Friday day. Call 465-8840. Feel Group: 2 p.m., Ocean dentiality and privacy re- For mothers of multiples • 7:30 a.m. free to bring your loved City Senior Center. Call spected. Call 272-3067. of any age (twins, triplets, ones with you. 399-2099. Overeaters Anony- etc.), third Tuesday of to 4:30 p.m. 12-Step Program: Narcotics Anony- mous: 7 p.m. Mondays the month, 7:30 p.m. at Christ-centered 12-step mous: Vietnam Veterans in Conference Room 4, lo- the Somers Point Library, • $25 per day recovery program, every Assoc. Chapter 602, 596 cated on the ground fl oor 801 Shore Road. Activities Wednesday at 7 p.m. Lil- Seashore Rd., Erma, 8:30 of Cape Regional Medical for the kids throughout 465-2161 lian Whitfi eld SDA School, p.m. Call 1-800-992- Center, 463-4043. the year. Refreshments Route 9 and Fourth Av- 0401. served at meetings. Call ext. 323 or 324 enue, Court House. Call Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Par- TUESDAY, Nov. 27 609-465-0429. E-mail James at 729-6726. ish House, St. Mary Epis- [email protected]. Grief Support Group: copal Church, Third Ave. Caregiver Support First and third Wednes- and 95th St., Stone Har- Group: 7 p.m. Maruchi Art Gallery Accredited Dermatology days at 3 p.m. Maruchi bor. Call 800-344-2666. Room, Cape Regional Room, Cape Regional Cocaine Anonymous: Medical Center. For in- To Feature Patricia Tager MD, Lisa Ledden NP Medical Center. Call 463- meeting every Friday at formation, call Bonnie 2367. the First Baptist Church of 609/374-8100 Appointments Kratzer, 463-4043. Student Art Cardiac Support Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Life Makeover for 1580 Route #9 & Avalon Blvd. Group: Cape Regional Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-866- Women Support Group: MAYS LANDING —At- Cape May Court House/Avalon/Swainton Medical Center at 1:30 777-0983. Nov. 20, Classroom B, lantic Cape Community p.m., fi rst Wednesday, Healing Rooms of Cape Regional Medical College’s Art Gallery will General Dermatology for: Maruchi Room, Cape Re- Cape May County: In- Center. Call Gloria, 465- feature student artwork Pediatrics, Adolescent, Adult & Geriatrics gional Medical Center, ter-denominational prayer 0384. selected by faculty Dec. 3- 463-2348. ministry for healing of Fibromyalgia Support 20. The exhibit is free and Diseases of the Skin, Hair & Nails, Removal of Moles, CMCS (Cape May the sick. Fridays 3-8 p. Group: 7:30 p.m. in the open to the public. Warts and Growths. County Songwriters): m. West entrance of First Maruchi Room, Cape Re- Titled “Faculty Selects,” support group for anyone Assembly of God, 1068 We treat Rashes immediately. We have the latest treatment for gional Medical Center. this is an annual showcase writing original music, Seashore Road, North Call 770-2672. of student work from col- Acne and Psoriasis. We perform surgery for all Cancers last Wednesday at 7:15 Cape May. No fees. No ap- Narcotics Anony- lege credit art courses. and MOHs Laser Surgery. p.m. Call 463-0685. pointment necessary. Call mous: First Baptist Faculty members selected Atlantic Cape Family 884-3264. We have Cosmetic: Botox, Juvederm and Laser Treatments Church of Wildwood, 230 Works. Support Organization: Celebrate Recovery: E. Maple Ave., 7:30 p.m. The ACCC Art Gallery for Hair Removal, Pigmented Lesions, etc. support, education, and Christ-centered recov- Call 800-992-0401. is on the Mays Landing advocacy for parents and ery program for all hurts, Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Campus, 5100 Black Horse caregivers raising children habits and hang-ups, 7:30 We accept all Insurance Carriers, Medicare, all Horizon Plans, Episcopal Church Par- Pike, adjacent to the the- with emotional/behavior- p.m. Seashore Community ish House, Franklin and ater in C-building (C-125). all Aetna Plans, all Union Plans, Workman’s Comp al challenges the fourth Church of the Nazarene, Washington streets, Cape Visitors use parking lot 3. and all HMO Medicaid Plans. Wednesday of every 446 Seashore Road, Erma. May. Hours of exhibition can month, 6:30-8:30 p.m. For information, call 886- Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. be obtained by calling the at Court House Church 6196. First Presbyterian Church, ACCC Art Gallery Informa- of Christ, 102 East Pacifi c Free Blood Pressure Decatur and Hughes tion Line, (609) 343-5040. Ave. Babysitting provided. Screening: First and streets, Cape May. Call For more information about Call Andrea if service is third Friday of every 800-344-2666. ACCC’s Art Gallery, or to required, at 485-0575, month, Cape Regional Al-Anon: St. John’s Lu- book a group visit, call 625- ext. 105. Medical Center, 9 a.m.- theran Church, 10th and 1111, ext. 5346. HIV/AIDS Support noon in the Patient Lobby. Group: For people liv- For information, call 463- ing with or affected by 4043. A Few Seats Still Available HIV or AIDS meets at the Cape May United Meth- SATURDAY, Nov. 24 Bus Trip to odist Church, 635 Wash- ington St., 5:30 p.m. the Narcotics Anony- New York City $55 fourth Wednesday of mous: First Baptist per person each month. For informa- Church of Wildwood, 230 Wed., Dec. 5th tion, call Dave, 602-4640 E. Maple Ave., 7:30 p.m. We would like to give THANKS or South Jersey Aids Alli- Call 800-992-0401. ance, 523-0024. Nicotine Anonymous: ENJOY A DAY IN THE CITY to all of our loyal customers Alzheimer's Support 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. Group: Victoria Com- Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call AT CHRISTMAS TIME Have a BLESSED mons Assisted Living, Joe at 729-9145. fourth Wednesday of ev- S.L.A.A. Meeting: Buses leave 7:30 am & HAPPY THANKSGIVING ery month 4-6 p.m., 610 S.L.A.A. (Sex and Love Ad- Stops through-out Cape May County Townbank Road, N. Cape dicts Anonymous) 12-Step May, 898-0044. meeting, 7 p.m. in the Old Call Greater Wildwood Chamber of Gastric Bypass Sup- Court House Building, 11 Commerce Offi ce to Reserve: 1127 RT. 47 S, RIO GRANDE • 886-8021 port Group: Second North Main St. on Saturday 609-729-4000 OPEN TUES - SAT AT 9AM Wednesday of every nights. month, Cape Regional Overeaters Anony- or Joyce Gould: 609-522-0198 Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15

There’s Still Time to Get a Flu Shot 20th Messiah Order your Holiday Pies Now! COURT HOUSE — The ment of Health has some free fl u shots on Nov. 30, Patient consent forms ‘Sing-a-Long’ Cape May County Depart- remaining fl u vaccine and Dec. 7, and Dec. 14 at the can be completed in ad- Slated Friday ment of Health vaccinated we will be holding several Department of Health. The vance from our website, an additional 2,400 county additional clinics to vac- Friday clinics will be held cmchealth.net or at the CAPE MAY — The 20th Italian Bakery and Deli residents at the fi nal drive- cinate as many people as from 1 to 3 p.m. clinic. Residents with an al- annual Community Mes- Fresh Baked Goods through fl u shot clinic at possible in the coming At the Friday clinics, the lergy to eggs or Thimerosal siah “Sing-a-long” will be Hoagies • Sandwiches Kindle Ford on No.18. weeks,” Health Officer Department of Health will need a prescription; other- held Friday at 7:30 p.m. • Lunch Meats “So far this year, we’re Kevin Thomas stated. also be offering a limited wise, prescriptions are not at Cape Island Baptist pleased to have vaccinat- The Department of number of pneumococcal needed. The clinics are on Church, Columbia and • 609-522-8322 • ed over 6,900 residents Health will be holding vaccinations free of charge a first-come, first-served Guerney streets. The pub- Now thru Thanksgiving Weekend against the fl u,” Freeholder one clinic especially for to those at high risk. This basis as long as vaccine is lic is invited to attend Open Wed.-Sun. 6am-3pm Gerald Thornton stated in children 6 months of age includes persons 65 years available. the performance. Refresh- 17th & Central Aves., N. Wildwood a release. and older, and their par- of age or older and those Updated information will ments will be served fol- “The influenza season ents on Nov. 27 from 2-6 with certain chronic health be posted on our website, lowing the program and typically peaks in January p.m. at the Department conditions. at cmchealth.net and on there is no cost for the and February, so getting of Health, 6 Moore Road, The pneumococcal vac- the fl u hotline 463-6581. performance. SEASHORE vaccinated in December Court House (exit 11 off cine prevents against one Please call the hotline be- Soloists for this perfor- is an opportune time to Garden State Parkway). of the most common causes fore coming to the clinic to mance are: Chris Lorge, Sheds & Gazebos maximize immunity to Residents 6 months of of pneumonia. Ask about it confi rm it is being held. Tenor; Robert Snodgrass Choose from a and Brian Robinson, Bass- the fl u virus. The Depart- age and older can receive when getting a fl u shot. variety of colors, es; Koren Cowgill and styles & sizes Jackie Kenney, Altos; June wood frame & vinyl Willis, Nancy Fox and sided, including Suspected Drug Related Death Spurs Arrests garages Carol Meehan, Sopranos. MANY STYLES IN By HERALD STAFF of the sudden death of Dan- Department, and county with possession of heroin, Music is available. For information, call STOCK FOR SPEEDY iel Kennedy, 25, of 1200 Regional SWAT Team, ex- possession with the intent DELIVERY Ruth Fritsch at 609-886- “Built to Last” OCEAN CITY — County block of Haven Avenue, ecuted the search warrant to distribute heroin, and 509 Seashore Rd., Erma • 884-3381 Prosecutor Robert L. Taylor information developed at 715 8th Street, Apart- distribution of heroin. 5862 or seeruth@ comcast. net. (Next to Murphy Fence) and Ocean City Chief of Po- to believe that the death ment D and during the Nelson Cortez, 23, was lice Robert Blevin reported might have been drug re- execution of the warrant, charged with possession Nov. 20 the culmination of lated. Further information over $500 in cash and sus- of heroin, possession with a narcotics investigation by developed leading to exe- pected heroin was seized. the intent to distribute her- Your Local the members of the county cution of a narcotics search As a result of the inves- oin, and conspiring to dis- Prosecutor’s Offi ce Narcot- warrant on Nov. 17. tigation, the three Ocean tribute heroin. Both bails ics Task Force and city Members of the county City residents were arrest- were set at $100,000 cash Police department here. Prosecutors Offi ce Narcot- ed and charged. Kenneth and the men were lodged Dealer During an investigation ics Task Force, city Police Scarlet, 55, was charged in the county jail. Angelo Sye, 45, was charged with …Thanksgiving Quintessential Holiday conspiring to distribute We’ll buy and sell your items for you! heroin and released on his Thanksgiving is the economist, and contrib- simple blessings in his own own recognizance. 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Nationwide, the so travelers have that going Nearly three percent On the bright side, for FUDGE KITCHEN number of Americans trav- for them, which is nice.” will ride a train, bus or those leaving town for the eling more than 50 miles AAA Mid-Atlantic esti- other form of transporta- Thanksgiving holiday, room from home will increase mates that 521,400 New tion to get to their holiday rates are down three per- HOLIDAY OFFER modestly for the Thanks- Jersey travelers will use destination, AAA’s survey cent at AAA-Rated Three giving 2007 holiday, up to some form of transporta- found. 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We do it all! us from eating turkey with car, truck or RV, a 1.3 per- nation’s cheapest gallon adults by the Travel In- Grandma this Thanksgiv- cent increase from 2006, of gas,” Weinstein said. dustry Association of All you have to do is call us...1-800-23-FUDGE ing,” AAA Mid-Atlantic while 4.7 million will fl y, “It’s hard to view this as America. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW AND TELL US Be an Honorary Reporter With The Street Your Beat WHEN YOU WANT IT SHIPPED! We want your camera rates. Send Your Holiday Greeting with Our Traditional Favorites: phone pictures. 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To learn more, go to www.stopalcoholabuse.gov or call 1.800.729.6686 WE WILL BE OPEN & ACCESSIBLE EVERY DAY DURING THE CONSTRUCTION ON THE MALL! Send Cell Phone Pictures To [email protected] A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Breakfast ‘A La Carte Menu’ Available Presenting Our With Santa Slated at Mall Cape May Chamber Cuts Dues in Half 5th Annual MAYS LANDING — The By JACK FICHTER an “a la carte menu” of ser- Steenrod said member- fessionals such as doctors Academy of Culinary Arts vice, so members can pay ship dues and ads in the and attorneys and smaller at Atlantic Cape Commu- CAPE MAY — The for the services they want. guidebook provide the larg- businesses. Silent Auction nity College is a sponsor of Chamber of Commerce of Previously, the $400 dues est share of income to the Steenrod said only about this year’s “Breakfast with Greater Cape May voted provided annual member- chamber. 18 Washington Street Mall Santa” at the Hamilton Nov. 13 to cut its annual ship plus a Web page on This year’s budget is up merchants were chamber Th ursday, November 29 Mall. The event is planned dues in half. the chamber site. slightly from $348,000 members. for Saturday, Dec. 8, in the Annual dues will be Now, the Web page is an in 2007 to $374,000 in “It would be great to get 6pm-10pm mall food court. sliced from $400 to $200. option, available for $175. 2008. another 20 members from The chefs and students The chamber hopes to see Ads in chamber’s Cape May The 2008 budget an- the mall,” he said. Congress Hall, Cape May at the academy will pre- a 10 to 15 percent gain in Visitor’s Guide will also be ticipates spending $15,000 Board of Directors mem- pare pancakes, bacon, sau- membership or about 35 a separate option. for advertising, down from ber Bernie Haas said the sage, muffi ns and Danish. new members. Cutting annual dues in $31,000 in this year’s bud- chamber had priced itself Please join us for a great night Java Coast will provide Current membership half could cost the chamber get. out of the market for ser- coffee and juice. Chil- stands at 239. $38,000 in income but Board of Directors mem- vice businesses. He said of entertainment and festivities. dren can meet Santa and While $100,000 in in- Steenrod said he antici- ber Larry Muentz said the such businesses did not enjoy the magic of award- come was anticipated from pated $32,000 in income chamber lost 35 members need an ad in the visitor’s winning magician Chad dues, the chamber has re- from providing Web pages when it doubled the cost of guide. For tickets, contact Judy Rios, Juros while dining. ceived $93,000 this year. to about 100 members. dues in 2002. He called the Steenrod said the cham- Breakfast will be served Chamber President Rob- Steenrod said the cham- new reduction in dues “a ber is purchasing a color 609-465-4829 from 8-10 a.m. Tickets are ert Steenrod said some ber would ask city council wash,” since members can copier that will be available $5 a person and can be businesses in the city have for an additional $5,000 get all the same services to members at a price that purchased in advance at closed or have changed to help cover the cost of they had previously, if they would meet or beat Staples. Sponsored By the customer service desk hands. He said he would staging events. wish, but uses less services He said the chamber could at Hamilton Mall, 4403 like to see a total of 300 The chamber will take if they desire. also offer direct mail ser- Black Horse Pike, or the members. over operation of the city’s Muentz said having a vice to members. day of the event, based on The chamber is finan- Welcome Center in 2008. Web page was not impor- Board of Director’s mem- availability. All proceeds cially healthy at this time It has budgeted $28,000 tant to some businesses. ber Laurie Johnson re- benefit Children’s Sea- anticipating a $24,000 to pay employees to man Board of Directors mem- ported the chamber saved shore House Auxiliary of profit for the year, said the center, which will be ber Dawn DeMayo said 689 drivers from receiving Atlantic County. Steenrod. reimbursed by the City of the $200 fee would be parking tickets in Cape The chamber has created Cape May. more reasonable for pro- May this summer through its “Parking Angels” pro- Good Enough to Eat gram. Volunteers put money in Holiday Mega Sale! Student Chefs Earn Eight expired parking meters and left a card on windshields • All Clothing explaining the chamber Medals at New York Food Show and sponsoring businesses saved the driver from a 40-50% Off By LAUREN SUIT est freelance culinary arts by Edvard Munch with ticket. exhibit, the convention, chocolate and food col- The chamber will hold COURT HOUSE — held Nov. 11-12, featured oring; Lynsey Longwith, • All Surfboards its annual Christmas So- When creating award win- works from master chefs, of Williamstown, for her cial, Dec. 11 at 7 p.m. at ning pastry centerpieces, pastry chefs, bakers, butch- interpretation of Guiseppe $100 Off Carney’s in Cape May. students of Atlantic Cape ers, culinarians and ap- Arcimbaldo’s “Spring” in Contact Fichter at: Community College’s prentices from around the marzipan; Louis Favieri, of (609) 886-8600 ext. 30 or (ACCC) Academy of Culi- world. Franklinville, for his adap- jfi [email protected] nary Arts don’t just think in The ACCC student team tation of Auguste Rodin’s terms of fl our and butter. created detailed center- “The Thinker” out of rolled For these student chefs, pieces, good enough to eat, fondant; and Holly Blood- desert can be a work of art from chocolate, marzipan worth, of Medford Lakes, worthy of gold and silver and fondant replicating the for replicating Vincent Van works of famous art mas- ELENA’S accolades. Gogh’s “Café at Night” During the 92nd annual ters under the direction of from chocolate and food CREST PIER Salon of Culinary Art in Chef Educator Annmarie color. Beauty Salon • Open Every Day New York City, the pastry Chelius, of Ocean City. 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Nancy Gibbs tells of a fl urry. It was amazing how it off, there was even food ST. BARNABAS many specials and two for left over. Nancy couldn’t Thanksgiving miracle that SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT BY-THE-BAY I know I must share with the price of one deals she help but think that Jesus EPISCOPAL CHURCH all of you today. Miracles was running into this day. was doing the very same happen only because some- Was it an accident or a co- thing right before her eyes 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas • 886-5960 body exhibits enough faith incidence or was God really because she was willing to Sunday Worship Adult Education to give God room to inter- With Pastor Rudy Nancy’s co-shopper pilot? offer what she had into the vene. Who could imagine that almighty hands that were 8 am & 9:30 am Monday 7:30 pm I can’t help but wonder years old.” “So what are and Nancy finished her you could fi nd God at your bigger than her own. Holy Eucharist Healing Service how many blessings we you saying, Roy?” Nancy work, got into her car and local Piggly Wiggly? By far it had become the Sunday School and miss out on because of our whispered back. “Well, prayed feverishly all the Nancy had proceeded to greatest Thanksgiving Day Nursery Available Thursday 9 am fear to let go and let God. while you are at the gro- way to her friendly neigh- fi ll her basket to the max she had ever experienced. 9:30am Love really doesn’t work cery store, do you think we borhood supermarket. and hurried to the register Everyone at her house had www.saintbarnabasvillas.org at its full capacity until could possibly buy some- As Nancy entered the before she chickened out. plenty to eat. There was someone takes a risk to thing for them?” parking lot, the fi rst sign She had no idea if she had even food left over for the give it away with no strings Roy’s words echoed now she noticed in the store’s enough money to pay the mandatory turkey sand- attached. Such is the es- in Nancy’s heart. Gro- window: “Turkey’s — 19 bill, but there was no deny- wiches the next day. HOLY SPIRIT sence of today’s turkey ceries! A five-year-old cents a pound” provided a ing the thrill that she was That Thursday afternoon time tale. child! Eight in the family! wind of hope for her fl ailing feeling for at least trying. in November, Nancy had LUTHERAN CHURCH “Are you going grocery Her head was now spin- sails. “This is the place, To Nancy’s surprise, time to think about what shopping today” Nancy’s ning thinking about the Lord,” she shouted aloud she not only had enough happened in a home not Sunday School 9:15am husband Roy asked her $100 that she had carefully not even caring who was money, but there was even far from her own where a when she picked up her budgeted for her family’s looking at her. change enough for her to mother and father and six Holy Communion cell phone. “I plan to,” she Thanksgiving feast. She grabbed her box throw in a package of “iced kids were sitting around a Worship 10:30am responded. Thanksgiving In the back of Nancy’s of coupons, went inside, Pilgrim cookies,” that she dining room table laughing was only a few days away. head, she counted the secured an extra large wanted to give to the fi ve- and rejoicing and celebrat- Everyone in Nancy’s family hungry guests who would shopping cart and headed year-old that she had never ing much to be thankful Washington & Bayshore Aves., would be descending upon be coming to their house in straight to the frozen food met but had already stolen for. And it was then that Villas • 886-2414 her house for the holiday. only a few days. She play- aisle. The turkeys were her heart. she realized that miracles Because funds were lim- fully thought about a new indeed on sale but the And later that afternoon, still do happen when we ited, she had her trusty box concept called “BYOT,” or posted sign on the freezer Roy and Nancy together humans are willing to step First Baptist Church of coupons gathered with “bring your own turkey,” door made Nancy’s heart made the special delivery to out in faith and get in step her belongings to take to but her sense of humor sink. It said in big bold a home fi lled with children with God. of Wildwood the store. She knew that slowly spiraled down into red letters: “Limit one per of all ages. They would For with us some things she had to be creative in a sense of the November customer.” never forget the smiles as are impossible but with The Church that her shopping that day. blues. “But I need two, Lord,” they made several trips God all things are very She would have to stretch There is no way pos- Nancy continued to in- to the car to carry in the possible. And for that truth began in a every ounce out of every sible, she thought! But tercede for her divine in- numerous bags of groceries I will not only be eter- Merry-Go-Round dollar. the enthusiasm and the tervention right out loud. from the car. nally grateful, but hope- For a few seconds Roy compassion she had caught She decided to explain The gratitude that ful and very sure that I Sunday, November 25th sat silently on the other in her husband’s voice was her dilemma to the store glowed from that couple’s want my hands to always side of the conversation. so contagious that it struck manager and because again face made Nancy and Roy be fi rmly clasped in his. 9:30am - Sunday School “Why do you ask?” Nancy an empathetic nerve deep Nancy had invited the Lord know that their little faith Happy Thanksgiving. May uttered to her husband down inside of her. to get involved where no venture was definitely you open to a November 11am - Morning Worship fearing what he was about “Sure,” she fi nally re- man fears to tread, the worth the trip. miracle this year. Noon - Advent Decorating & Lunch to say. plied to Roy, “But only supervisor bent the rule Nancy refl ected that this “Nancy, there’s a family if God helps me out!” and made an exception for event had reminded her Let Pastor Rudy with a half dozen kids that “Thanks sweetheart,” Roy Nancy’s case. of the Bible story where know what you Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis will not have anything offered back. “Just do After triumphantly toss- a young boy shared his think by emailing him Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided to eat for Thanksgiving. whatever you can.” He ing the turkeys in her cart, lunch of a few loaves and pastorrudytlc@comcast. Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 The little one is only fi ve then hung up the phone Nancy began shopping fishes so a whole crowd net with a confi dent and bold could eat well. And to top ‘Tree of Hope’ to Close “Out with the New, in with the Old” Love Came Down “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 at Christmas 25th Anniversary Year Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church WILDWOOD — Cape In honor of the agency’s King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching Assist will close its 25th 25th anniversary, a special anniversary year with the Tree of Hope commemora- Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values dedication of its Tree of tive ornament will also be 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 Hope on Dec. 13 at 6 available. Service of p.m. at its headquarters The Tree of Hope honors Lessons and Carols in Wildwood, 3819 New the strength and courage of Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Jersey Avenue. those in recovery, supports Sunday, Dec. 9th 9:30 am This year’s dedication those still struggling in Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. ceremony is being spon- addiction, and remembers Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church sored by Mitchell Nichols those who are no longer Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Excavation & Demolition. with us. Each ornament Special guest Dickie on the tree is dedicated to Children’s Bible Noles, pitcher for the an individual by someone 729-4265 1980 Philadelphia Phillies who cares and remem- Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Sunday Worship at 9:30am World Series Champions, bers. & Family will speak. “Mr. Noles There is no charge to was here for our 15th attend the ceremony and anniversary and we are de- reception, but space is lighted to have him back,” limited. To dedicate an The Southern Regional Executive Director Lynne ornament on the Tree of Cindy’s Cards & Gifts Child Care Resource Center Krukosky stated, adding Hope, or to RSVP to the Bayshore Mall, N. Cape May that “he speaks with such dedication ceremony, call FREE GIFT compassion, optimism, 522-5960 by Dec. 7. w/$50 Purchase NEEDS CHILD CARE PROVIDERS and humor on a mission Friday & Saturday Only with great professional skills that we share, and he is a wonderful story teller.” Car to Donate? Spectacular A special holiday re- • Help with homework ception will follow with a People wishing to do- Thanksgiving Day Weekend Sale • Age appropriate activities variety of hors d’oeuvres, nate a car to benefi t Boys desserts, and Cape Assist’s & Girls Clubs may call 1- SAVE 20% Store Wide • “Home like” environment famous holiday punch. 800-246-0493. • Help children feel secure Receive an Extra 15% OFF • Help children learn good health and nutrition Friday & Saturday 6am - 9am • Help children develop new skills and interests Covenant Presbyterian Church 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 Willowtree • Snowbabies • Precious Moments Music Boxes • Jim Shore • Ty • Boyd’s Bears • Lenox …Open Your Home to Child Care… 886-2448 Holiday Candies • Webkinz • Kookeys • Shining Stars Become a “Registered Family Child Care Provider” Sunday Worship Sports Cards • Gift Wrap • Party Goods Contact your local sponsoring organization 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages Scented Candles • Coins & Supplies to register and realize the benefits. 10:00am - Coffee fellowship 10:15am - Worship Service SALE HOURS Friday 6am-9pm • Saturday 6am-9pm Areas of need in CAPE MAY COUNTY: Jr. Church and Nursery Provided Sunday 6am-9pm Woodbine • Villas • Wildwood • Marmora 7:00pm- Sr. High Youth Group Sea Isle City • Ocean City • Rio Grande Call 898-2277 for details Wednesday • 7pm All Major Credit Cards Accepted For more information call: • Prayer Meeting (Sale does not include Balloons, Southern Regional Child Care Resource Center/EIRC Layaways, or Special Orders) Deborah Jones@856-582-8282, ext. 107 or • Explorers Club 2yrs - 5th Grade • Jr. High 6th-8th Youth Group SAVE GAS AND TIME - SHOP AT CINDY’S FOR 1-800-3-DAYCARE YOUR QUALITY GIFTS & ALL YOUR GIFT NEEDS A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Duties of City Manager, Mayor, Council Defi ned By JACK FICHTER and disciplining personnel, and removes department said Pfeiffer. heads, negotiates contracts, CAPE MAY — In 2003, Council must go through recommends the nature the city’s charter study com- the manager and not give of and location of munici- mission chose the council- orders to any department pal improvements, said manager form as its recom- head or subordinate of the Pfeiffer. mendation for a new form manager. He said council The manager must keep of government. cannot direct the manager council informed of what That same year, voters ap- but it may make sugges- is taking place in the city. MORE NON-MELANOMA SKIN proved a change in the form tions. While he has no vote on of the city’s government by Council can appoint council, the manager takes CANCERS IN YOUNG ADULTS just two votes: 422-420, committees or commis- part in discussions. A new study points out that the incidence hardly considered a man- sions to conduct investiga- Pfeiffer said there is a of non-melanoma skin cancers appears to be date. The city changed from tions into the conduct of phrase known as manager increasing among young men and women, the small municipalities any department head. mythology that says “When particularly women under age 40. This group form of government to the “This is a control on something good happens, council-manager form July the manager’s work,” said the council gets the credit, is experiencing more basal cell carcinoma. 1, 2004. Pfeiffer. when something not good This fi nding has raised alarm because people A special meeting of city A councilperson that is happens, the manager gets who have one non-melanoma skin cancer are council was held Nov. 16 convicted in court of violat- the blame.” much more likely to have another. Fifty percent in city hall auditorium with ing the regulations can be Pfeiffer said a manager of people who get one non-melanoma skin guest speaker Marc Pfeiffer, removed from offi ce. must display honesty and cancer will get another in two to three years. deputy director of the Divi- The mayor presides at the highest level of integ- sion of Local Government Jack Fichter all council meetings, and rity. Seventy fi ve percent who get a second will Marc Pfeiffer is the deputy director of the Division of get a third. The non-melanoma skin cancers, Services of the state Depart- executes bonds, notes and For the public, the man- ment of Community Affairs Local Government Services of the state Department contracts. ager should be the person namely basal cell carcinoma and squamous of Community Affairs. cell carcinoma, are the most common forms of (DCA). The council-manager to contact “to get things His job was to fi ll in coun- and is directly responsible them, he said. form is not a “strong may- and to make complaints,” cancer in the world. While they are less likely cil and the public about the to city council. Council or” form of government, whether reporting a pot- to prove fatal, they can cause disfi gurement “Council is not to make exact powers and duties of is responsible for setting attempts at individual infl u- said Pfeiffer. hole or a downed traffic and other complications. the city manager, mayor policy, said Pfeiffer. ence of the manager,” said Resident Christine Mill- sign. Policy complaints Anyone with a history of frequent sun and council and what they He said, “policy is hard Pfeiffer. er asked if council could should go to council, he exposure can develop basal cell or squamous are permitted and not per- to do but administration They are expected to fi re a manager “if they did said. cell carcinoma. But people who have fair mitted to do under the is easy.” work as a body, he said. not get along with him,” The city cannot change skin, blonde or red hair, and blue, green, or council-manager form of Pfeiffer noted councilp- All regulations also apply without other cause. its form of government gray eyes are at highest risk. To obtain further government. ersons do not often get re- to the mayor who is a vot- Pfeiffer said cause was again until fi ve years after information about today’s column, or to Councilwoman Linda elected by making choices ing member of council. needed to terminate a man- the last change or 2009, schedule an appointment, call LAWRENCE Steenrod said she requested people do not like. Council cannot direct ager but was subject to his he said. PAOLINI D.O., P.C 609-465-8788 the meeting, with the sup- Council creates and de- or request the manager to contract. at and port of council, to under- fi nes the powers and duties The manager is the chief Contact Fichter at: schedule an appointment. Our offi ce is hire or fi re a city employee. 105 NORTH MAIN STREET, stand the rules and regula- of departments, boards The manager is solely re- executive and administra- (609) 886-8600 ext. 30 or located at tions and responsibilities and offi ces and can abolish sponsible for hiring, fi ring tive offi cial who appoints jfi [email protected] CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. New patients under the council-manager welcome. Most insurance plans are accepted. form of government from an impartial source. Cape May Mall Pavement Demolition Begins Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce or e-mail me at: Pfeiffer, a former busi- [email protected] ness administrator for the By JACK FICHTER City Manager Luciano considering a new water No parking signs will City of Wildwood, said he V. Corea Jr. warned mall line to have the work done be placed on the city’s P.S. During one recent year in the United has been with DCA for 20 CAPE MAY — While re- merchants that once the now and cap the line until Bank Street parking lot States about 8,000 new cases of basal cell years. construction on the Wash- mall was fi nished, no open- it is needed. and Lyle Lane at Rotary carcinoma and 200,000 cases of squamous The city manager has ington Street Mall may ings of the mall surface “It’s a whole lot cheaper Park near the bandstand cell carcinoma were diagnosed. the full responsibility of the have looked minimal last would be permitted for to do it now,” said Anthony to allow those locations to city’s day-to-day operations week, residents will see at least fi ve years. He ad- Donofrio, of Remington be used for construction demolition of the walking vised any merchant who Vernick. equipment. surface begin in the 300 is considering changing Trees were removed Furfari said no construc- block this week. water pipes, sewer service from the mall Nov. 5 and tion work would take place FALLING PRICES Contractors held a week- or fi re systems to heed the remaining stumps will be on Black Friday, the day ly progress meeting Nov. warning. “pulled out or ground out,” after Thanksgiving, recog- FURNITURE 15 in city hall auditorium Corea said it would be said McLaughlin. Planters nized as the beginning of led by Terry McLaughlin, 2013 or 2014 before any have been removed as well the Christmas shopping SALE project manager and en- new work would be per- as canopies and furniture season. gineer with Remington mitted on the mall. He intruding into a 10-foot Designs for a faucet to be Vernick. advised merchants possibly right-of-way in front of mall located in each mall block “THE END IS NEAR” shops and restaurants. to allow mall merchants Benches and monuments to water fl owers are being SAVE UP TO 75% Veterans Van Now on the mall will also disap- examined. Call For Details pear. Verizon removed pay Hospitality nights will be telephones from the mall at held on the mall Dec. 6 and Entire Showroom, few Exceptions Available For Trips Perry and Ocean streets. 7 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Cardiff Plaza Nick Furfari of Think McLaughlin said a con- (Across from Deltona Tires) ERMA — The Disabled This is no charge. (609) 569-9191 American Veterans Trans- There is no door-to-door Hardscaping and Bud Con- ceptual drawing of the Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce www.offi ce-concepts.com portation Network received service, except for the le- crete said demolition of a finished mall would be their van Oct. 18, and the gally blind. The van is not 30-wide strip of concrete placed at both ends of the vehicle is now housed at wheel chair accessible. in all three blocks would mall at Ocean and Perry the Lower Township Police Please make sure your begin in the 300 block streets. station at the airport. clinic appointment is during the next two weeks. “People will be amazed Where did YOU see the Veterans who need a properly scheduled before Plastic safety fences will be how much nicer it will be,” ride to a Veterans Admin- you call for a van appoint- erected this week in work said Corea. istration (VA) health facility ment. areas with a crossover in With the exception of win a BOOKMOBILE? can now be picked up at To schedule a ride, or the middle of each block. Thanksgiving, weekly con- Piles of dirt may also oc- struction updates will be The Cape May County Library Bookmobile two locations: for more information, call $25 • DAV Post 44, 1010 Spyros at 609-827-0126, cupy the center of the mall, held each Thursday in city Visa Gift Card has a wild new look; an ocean theme. Bayshore Rd., Del Haven. 602-9031, or 886-8383. said Furfari. hall at 9 a.m. Look for it in the county. Then fi ll out our • VFW Post 5343, 6 E. During the week of Nov. Delaware Parkway, Villas. 26, installation of a new Contact Fichter at (609) coupon here and bring it to the closest water main will begin, said 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: The van operates Mon- BOARD MEETING CMC library, or the bookmobile itself, and day through Thursday and Furfari. jfi [email protected] enter your coupon to advance notice is required, COURT HOUSE — The so call for an appointment. win a $25 Visa Gift Card Cape May County Parks/ NEW As long as you are a veteran Zoo Advisory Board will HIGHER in the “I saw the Bookmobile” contest. (You do not have to be dis- met at 7:30p.m. Dec. 3 in BUYING COINS PRICES Drawing to be held on 11/26/07 abled), and are in the VA the Intermediate Room of system and use one of the at Cape May Court House Library the Administration Build- VA clinics, you are eligible. ing. Buying Silver Dollars Questions? 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Our goal is simple: To provide you with the most advanced structural correction available with personalized, friendly patient care. Call 465-5358 to schedule with our friendly staff. Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 Aim: Draw from Region with Independent, Classic Films WE SELL IT FOR YOU Drop Off Store Cape May’s Beach Theatre Reopens to Public Millions of Buyers • Endless Potential! WE evaluate • WE photograph By SUSAN KRYSIAK Joan Bennett and Elizabeth AVEDISSIAN Taylor. WE monitor • WE pack & ship The foundation is seek- YOU COLLECT CASH! CAPE MAY –– The Beach ing an investor who will BRING THIS AD IN FOR ONE FREE LISTING Theatre, under the manage- develop the property SPECIALIZING IN HELPING SENIORS SELL ON THE INTERNET! ment of the Beach Theatre while preserving the the- 609-463-1146 Foundation, opened its ater. Part of operating the 108 S. Main Street doors Nov. 17 after a fre- theater over the winter CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE netic six weeks of prepara- and through the next 18 609-463-1146 Power Seller tion to make it shine. months will be to prove Members of the press to potential investors the and Cape May NJ State venture can thrive. Film Festival goers had The foundation has Accent on Beauty their fi rst look at the newly partnered with Emerging is so very pleased to welcome refurbished theater Nov. 17 Pictures of New York City before the theater reopens which specializes in dis- PJ Hardin to the public this weekend, tributing art house films to their team of talented stylists Nov. 23-25. and will act as facilitators The theater hosted a day in obtaining and presenting PJ has 10 years of fi lms for the 7th Annual fi lms for showing. experience working as a fi lm festival Saturday. The company has de- stylist and platform artist veloped a distribution net- The theater will reopen Susan Krysiak Avedissian for Paul Mitchell Systems. to the public with two work, which relies upon The Beach Theatre was open under new management of the Beach Theatre theaters showing fi lms on digital technology for its Foundation Nov. 17 for the Cape May NJ State Film Festival, after weeks of work He has studied in London weekends through May international, independent to refurbish the theatre. The theatre will reopen to the public on weekends with Vidal Sasoon, Trevor and a plan to open all four and documentary films. starting Nov. 23-25 and offers independent and classic fi lms. Sorbe, and Tony & Guy. screens by next summer. Founded in 2002 by Barry The classic “Casablanca” Rebo, Giovanni Cozzi and will be among the fi rst of- Ira Deutchman Emerging PJ’s educational ferings on the big screen Pictures has grown into background is this weekend, organizers a distribution, marketing extensive...please ask! announced. and exhibition company PJ loves the challenge of hair color. Drapes and carpets were through partnerships with He uses color to “pop” the clients personality and to cleaned, walls were paint- theaters in cities across the enhance the subtleties of what makes you attractive. ed and restrooms were country, as well as smaller refreshed. The theater has communities which would PJ will be available Tuesday thru Saturday for a sparkling new look, as not otherwise have access your beauty needs. Call today and allow PJ to sculpt Steve Jackson, foundation to such fi lms. president, explained to For showtimes and more your hair into a reflection of your true beauty. members of the media at a information, visit www. press conference and tour beachtheatre.org Saturday morning. Contact Avedissian at Cinema I will feature (609) 886-8600 Ext 27 or a high definition digital at: savedissian@cmcherald. projection system with com. 128 sunset blvd, w. cape may 5.1 surround sound. The “If we ever forget that www.accentonbeautycapemay.com theater will be introducing we’re one nation under an online theater ticketing God, then we will be a service this week. Thereʼs no trust, no faith, no honesty in men; all nation gone under.” Susan Krysiak Avedissian perjured, all forsworn, all naught, all dissemblers. Jackson promises clas- Ronald Reagan sic, independent and spe- Lelah Eppenbach of the Beach Theater Foundation serves customers Nov. 17. William Shakespeare cial fi lm features on two screens. Jackson said the foundation plans to open Everyone Come Out For Our all four theaters in time for the summer 2008 tourist GRAND OPENING season and to then offer fi rst run Hollywood movies November: Friday 23 & Saturday 24th alongside the independents for the warmer months. Ribbon Cutting with Mayor Pagluighi The foundation has 18 months to find a buyer Friday, Nov. 23 at 1:00pm for the property with the goal of preserving and sus- Come enjoy Hors d’Oeuvres & Beverages taining the theater, after the previous owners the Frank family gave up the SALE 10-20% OFF business. SELECT ITEMS The foundation this year stepped in to help preserve what is Cape May’s only surviving movie theater, Seashore which dates back to 1950. 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Susan Krysiak Avedissian Mon - Sat 9am to 5pm Sun by Appt. Christina Kotlar, representative from Emerging Expert Installations for over 20 years Susan Krysiak Avedissian Pictures in New York, was available to answer Formerly Fricano FricanoTile Tile & Flooring,LLCFlooring, LLC of Sea Isle City Steve Jackson talks to members of the media Nov. questions regarding the company’s partnership with 17 during a press conference announcing the Beach the Beach Theatre Foundation for distribution and Theatre is reopening to the public. marketing services. A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007

SHOWTIMES FOR 11/21 - 11/29 Portland Game Reveals Sixers’ Potential 12/14 - I AM LEGEND, ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS 12/21 - NATIONAL TREASURE, WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY Last Friday night’s game ket and can stick the open bounds. They should be CAPE MAY COUNTY THEATRES embodied why the 76ers jump shot. He’s two years able to work Young into Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 deserve a look and the GAMES removed from a horrific more games and allow Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking patience fans will need to knee injury and looks to be him to slowly learn the pro allow them to build a con- PEOPLE PLAY all the way back. game. He’s only 19 and ENCHANTED (PG)* BEOWULF (PG13)* (11:05), 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, 7:50, 10:10 tending team the proper By Joe Rossi Samuel Dalembert can here’s hoping he turns out (11:00), 1:00, 3:05, 5:20, 7:40, 9:55 BEE MOVIE (PG) way. still find himself in foul to be the real deal. THE MIST (R)* (11:10), 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:15 Looking absolutely in- trouble, but he’s very ath- Coach Maurice Cheeks (11:30), 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, 9:50 FRED CLAUS (PG) competent for stretches of team in the rugged Western dala reaches all-star status, letic and a very good shot is a quiet guy in public, HITMAN (R)* (11:20), 2:00, 5:00, 7:20, 9:40 the 76ers are absent a AMERICAN GANGSTER (R) the fi rst half, Philadelphia Conference. blocker. He’s not the stron- but the former Sixer guard (11:15), 1:30, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:15 superstar. Honestly, I like MR. MAGORIUM (G)* 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 10:00 rallied from a 25-point The salary cap creates gest guy in the NBA, but was apparently very vocal Give the “Gift of Movies” major obstacles to teams that. At least for now. This (11:40), 1:50, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:45 Movie Money now on sale defi cit to defeat Portland, he runs the fl oor well and at half-time when his team Call 609-889-4799 for all showtimes Fri, Sun - Thur 92-88. While the Trailblaz- wishing to trade in order allows for more of a group appears to be gaining con- was fl oundering. Cheeks is Early Bird Matinees are back Mon. thru Thurs. fi rst show before 2pm just $4.75 (Void on holidays) ers are not expected to win to rebuild their rosters. approach to problem-solv- fi dence. He’s taken great the right guy to show the $4.75 ask about our Early Bird Concession Combo $4.75 ing and helps everyone feel Bargain Matinees Daily *Pass Restrictions may apply. DINNER AND MOVIE SPECIAL, the NBA Championship Guaranteed and often long- strides from his early de- patience necessary to guide Shows in ( ) are Sat. & Sun. Only. CALL THEATRE FOR DETAILS this year, they are a .500 term contracts force teams a part of the action. parture out of Seton Hall. a very young squad. to live with their person- It’s a team that has the Iguodala made several It’ll be crucial for GM nel mistakes for several potential to grow together key plays against Portland Billy King to make the right NOTICE seasons. and, with a couple more and that is the sign the Six- decisions about who comes Strong drafting and wise pieces, could work its way ers are looking for. He’s not and who goes in these On Saturday December 1st at 11:00 am, the Cape May County Park Department will free agent maneuvers are back to title contention. afraid to take the late-game next two years. The team conduct hunting lottery to issue 20 shotgun and 20 winter bow hunting permits on the only combination that It’s going to take some shot and has the strength may not win very many selected grounds of the Cape May County Park System. yields true success. Some time, but as long as prog- and quickness to convert games this season, but the luck is also involved. A ress is evident, we should pressure drives. Leader- potential is there for the The lottery will be conducted at the Cape May County Administration Building, 4 team with developing tal- be able to wait. ship is required and the onset of a true rebuilding. Moore Rd. Cape May Court House N.J., in the intermediate meeting room. ent can endure a major It’s going to take some former Arizona star deliv- Team chairman Ed Snyder injury to a key player, drop time and patience, but ered during the incredible has shown remarkable in the standings, but then with a key free agent sign- Any hunter who desires to participate in the lottery may enter, IN PERSON, 1 late rally last Friday. patience with King, a hand- land in the following sea- ing and some strong draft Sharp shooting Kyle Ko- picked executive from the hour prior to the drawing and MUST BE PRESENT at the time of the drawing. No son’s draft lottery. The decisions in the next year rver missed the Portland Larry Brown era. Entry forms will be accepted after 11:OOam injured player(s) return to or two, things should turn game with a groin injury, King is a Duke graduate join the top draft pick and around for this franchise. which bodes well for the who played strong defense Lottery winners will be required to attend the MANDATORY meeting suddenly they’re a title Former high schooler team’s ability to overcome when he was a Blue Devil. immediately following the drawing. contender. Louis Williams has shown adversity. Certainly, this The scouting process and San Antonio comes to flashes of offensive fire- was only one game but the salary cap management Requirements include: Possession of a valid New mind. Former all-star cen- power. Now in his third building is going to take are his responsibilities. Jersey Hunting License, per category, a Photo ID, ter David Robinson suffered year, Williams looks to have time and the little things If he can stay patient and a season-ending season, the confi dence to go along Issued Permits are NOT Transferable. add up. make the right moves, which took the Spurs to the with his potential. While This year’s top pick, things should begin turn- bottom of the league and Williams is not the biggest Thaddeus Young, took ing around soon for the NOTE - Hunters that have documents, that are listed gave them the top pick the or strongest guy in the some of Korver’s minutes Sixers. above, in their possession will have fi rst preference in the next spring. Along comes league, he appears to have and responded superbly lottery drawing for “WINTER BOW”, those hunters entering Wake Forest All-American above-average basketball with key baskets and a Reach Joe Rossi at SHOTGUN category MUST have the proper documents AT Tim Duncan and the rest is skills and he’s not afraid to handful of important re- [email protected] TIME OF DRAWING or will be disqualifi ed. championship history for take it to the hoop. San Antonio. Willie Green is another ALL RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR HUNTING SHALL BE IMPOSED Allen Iverson is in Den- Sixer with offensive skills. ver and until Andre Iguo- Green explodes to the bas- Sunday is Hunting Dates: SHOTGUN December 3rd to December 8th, 2007 Cape Express Squads Tie WINTER BOW January 1st to January 7th, 2008 FAMILY DAY! Haddonfi eld, Monroe Twp. From 12 noon - 7pm Cape Express U-8 Silver fense. Matt Beck and Zack Bullets performed well Gray also worked the ball versus the Gaetano Cru- well for Cape Express. Lots of Specials! saders. The U-13 girls’ Her- Lots of Specials! Sean Geary played su- Icanes battled to a scoreless Create Visual Elegance perbly in goal while team- tie in Haddonfield. The Spend quality mate Matt Brown also short-handed Cape team family time contributed to the team’s had just 10 players but each bowling success. Zach Waldron, gave all-out effort. Victoria Brayden Carr and Butch Mann patrolled the center together this Rulon were outstanding of the field while Madie Sunday on defense. Sean Zellers, Gibson provided several at Gavin Seddon, Jack McNeal key opportunities for the and Tim Sawyer supplied Her-Icanes to score. Elaina offensive pressure for Ex- Nessler, Jade Miller and press. 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Cedar Square Shopping Center Curves International has over 10,000 locations, in- 2087 S. Shore Rd., Ste. F1 cluding one at 7 E. Shell Oceanview, NJ 08230 Bay Ave., Unit 1, which Office: 609-624-1485 opened earlier this month. Visit Us at GSP Exit 10 Toll Free: 1-877-KOLBE4U See the Difference Quality Makes™ The local Curves is also offering a free trial offer to or at www.kolbegallerynj.com residents. Details will be explained at the location. www.BurkeMotorGroup.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 NASCAR Nation Johnson, Edwards/ RCR, Hornaday 2007 Champions EXCELLENCE THROUGH DESIGN By BRUCE KNOLL, JR. hitting our stride,” Johnson Montoya held off David Wimmer doing a great job said. “I hate to see it for said. “I think that we have Ragan’s late season charge this year, this team has Mike, but you know what? Jeff Gordon hand-picked a lot of good years ahead of to win the 2007 Rookie of been awesome. It really This is the only way one of teammate Jimmie Johnson us and we'll be fi ghting for the Year honors. means a lot to me to win us was going to win this as the driver of the No. 48 more championships and Busch Series: With the the last race in the NAS- thing.” Lowe’s Chevrolet when certainly winning more Busch Series title wrapped CAR Busch Series. I grew Johnny Benson, Mike Hendrick Motorsports de- races as the years go by, up two weekends ago by up wanting to be a Busch Skinner’s teammate, ended cided to expand to a fourth and hopefully be a three- Carl Edwards, this week- driver so that means a lot up passing Kyle Busch on car seven years ago. time champion in the near end’s Ford 300 was prob- to me.” the fi nal restart with two Gordon took Johnson future.” ably the race that was Martin fi nished second, laps to go to take the lead under his wing — he taught In the actual race, Matt the most fun for drivers, followed by Matt Kenseth and eventually the win him everything he knew. Kenseth passed Martin right? Well, not exactly. In in third, driver’s champion in the Ford 200. Busch And when the two entered Truex Jr. with 18 laps to a unique situation, this year Carl Edwards in fourth, and was second, followed by the season-ending Ford go and never looked back, marks only the second time Stephen Leicht rounding Rick Crawford in third, 400 at Homestead- Miami giving team owner Jack when the driver’s cham- out the top fi ve. Hornaday’s team owner Speedway, I have a feeling Roush his fourth straight pionship and the owner’s Truck Series: The Kevin Harvick in fourth, Gordon was beginning to Homestead victory. Kurt championship are not the Truck Series had the clos- and Jason Leffl er rounding feel he told Johnson a bit Busch was second, fol- same team. est points battle in all of out the top fi ve. too much. lowed by Denny Hamlin The NASCAR points NASCAR, with the two Coming Up: Next Jimmie Johnson entered in third, Gordon in fourth, system awards the same drivers competing for the week will again be our the race with an 86-point and Carl Edwards rounding amount of points to the title, Mike Skinner and season ending awards, but lead, ran a trouble-free out the top fi ve. owners of a car that the Ron Hornaday, swapping if you’re looking for the race, took home seventh, Mayetta, New Jersey drivers get. An example the points lead for the last usual coming up section, and left with a respectable native Martin Truex Jr. would be, if Carl Edwards fi ve races. the next event will be 77- point margin over run- fi nished sixth to round out wins a race and receives And it all came down to Daytona testing session in ner-up Gordon. Gordon’s his season. Dale Earnhardt 185 driver points, than not one position, not one January, and the Budweiser NASCAR record 30 top 10 Jr., driving his fi nal race for Jack Roush and the No. lap, but one tire. Shootout isn’t that far away. fi nishes weren’t enough to Dale Earnhardt Incorporat- 60 car get 185 owners Skinner’s left rear tire Enjoy the off-season. overcome Johnson, who ed, capped off a miserable points. broke loose and rolled picked up his second con- season with a miserable And with the amount of across the track, and the Bruce Knoll, 15, Kitchen & Bath secutive Nextel Cup Series 36th-place fi nish after be- Buschwackers in the series, damage to the No. 5 Toy- of Eldora, can be con- title. ing involved in two early it was bound to happen ota forced Skinner’s crew tacted by email at bknoll www.eurolinedesigne.com Two titles in just six incidents that took him out eventually. And the No. behind the wall for re- [email protected] 751 Bay Avenue • Somers Point, NJ • (609) 927-1111 years should be enough to of contention. Junior will 29 Holiday Inn Express car, pairs, putting him 11 laps satisfy any driver, right? move to Hendrick Motors- piloted by Jeff Burton and down. Johnson is already talking ports next season. Scott Wimmer throughout Hornaday had a rather a third. “We're just really In addition, Juan Pablo the year, did just that, calm night and brought his TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. Burton held off the se- No. 33 Chevrolet home in ries’ all-time wins leader, eighth, enough to clinch Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 Mark Martin, and picked the title. Skinner fi nished OP up his fi fth win of 2007. 32nd. Construction At Your Taste AND ENIN INC. GR G The race was the fi nal race Hornaday seemed to for the Busch Series, which show little pity for Skin- Bob Obermeier and Sons With Our Fine Quality will become the Nation- ner’s misfortune. “When • New Home Construction wide Series next season. I saw Mike do that, I was “It's real exciting,” Bur- like, ‘What'd he do?' 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This summer I took my family including my 95-year-old *** parents to Wildwood to see what has changed since I remember To all police offi cers: Even teenagers deserve to be re- vacationing there when I was a young man. To my amazement spected; yes, even when they have made a mistake, or when a lot has changed. I took my family to see the apartment home they are so emotional and enraged that all they want to do is my parents and I stayed at. Kayes's guesthouse still stands, scream. You 're the adult and you should be the one to stay calm boarded up and looking run down. My parents were really and be fair enough to listen to both sides of a dispute. When upset about what has become of our vacation spot. The mayor you are cursing them out, all that does is enrage them more. says he is making Wildwood a better place for people to visit, When you judge one person and refuse to let them speak, that but in doing that he is ruining the town my family has known is discrimination and only causes more anger and disrespect. Sale and loved for many years. No one is asking you to be a counselor or a parent, but you —Princeton, N. J. should not take it upon yourself to be a judge. This no *** —Lower Township is Are Tony Soprano and his family moving to the Crest? *** That new home looks like a Mafi a home. Why does the woman on West Glenwood Avenue ride —Wildwood Crest her green motorcycle so fast in town where the speed limit *** is 25 mph? The police sit two blocks from her house; don’t Turkey ! What has become of my beloved seashore resort? I do not they see her? like what is happening here, my childhood was gone the day —West Wildwood Hunts Pier was demolished. All my hangouts that I remember *** are gone or replaced, and the Poplar Avenue apartment house I personally think it is a disgrace when the school systems my family used to stay at is all boarded up. I hate to say it, but don't treat Veterans Day as legal holiday. (Federal and state I will never come back to this town for vacations again. Your do), but Thursday and Friday are for teachers’ convention and people ruined a good thing. they’re off. I want to thank all veterans past and present, liv- —Philadelphia ing or deceased, still serving and let you know we have taught *** our children of your sacrifi ces so that they can enjoy freedoms To all of the people who spout off about Wildwood High that others can not; the public school does not teach this or School being a dropout factory, you don't know what you acknowledge it. When I was in school they did. are talking about. If it weren't for Wildwood High School, a lot —Lower Township of its students would not be where they are today. There are *** doctors, lawyers, businessmen and women, teachers, priest, Not being a long-time resident of Sea Isle City, I know few nuns, and radio personality, who by the way, is on the Coast people by name, but I do have a concern about what they are morning show. What you should know is that the demograph- saying about the police chief. Did the man draw his pistol ics of the island have changed. This means there is a different and point it at two children? People deserve an answer. If it kind of people living on the island than before. So the next is found to be true, the man should be given a psychiatric time you spout off get your facts right. examination to prove he is fi t to be a police offi cer. Anyone —Wildwood found having concealed this should be dismissed. The safety *** of children is paramount. 19th Annual Sale We the vacationers of Philadelphia would like Mayor Troiano —Sea Isle City to do something about the distasteful t-shirt shops on the *** Begins Friday November 23 Wildwood boardwalk. We do not like them, and wish to see Unbelievable. Since when do we pick our Pollyanna and tell nicer shops like Sand Jamm and the Cook’s Shop come to the our signifi cant other whom you have just because you shop boardwalk, and lastly, we don't want high-rise condotels on together. Hopefully this trend doesn't continue as it would seri- the island. If we wanted that, we would stay in Philadelphia. ously damage the aura of Pollyanna (Or secret Santa as some —Philadelphia/Wildwood call it). I have a mind to post my Pollyanna person right here *** on this website, but I will not. I will stick to the true meaning Parishioners of the Assumption church, I encourage you of Pollyanna and refrain from sharing who I have. to sign the petition not to merge the two churches but to —Erma openpe daily thru new year’s day remain one-priest, one-parish. Keep your identity. It’s time to *** some stuff not on sale start asking questions and write letters to the bishop. I deliver pizzas for a living. A colleague was just fi red for —Wildwood Crest commenting to a customer that she doubted that he would tip 26262 96th Street, Stone Harbor *** his waitress .24 cents for her service. As a delivery driver, Do the Lower Township Public Works supervisors each we depend on tips to feed our families and pay our bills. The 609-368-5556 need $40,000 pickup trucks? Why is there always one usual tip is about $2. Some think that it is funny to stiff the sitting at Little Italy restaurant during work hours? I thought driver. With gas prices going up and the wear and tear on our www.globalpursuitSH.comwwww .globalpursuitSH.com they only get one half hour for lunch. The taxpayers pay a lot vehicles, it is getting harder to make ends meet even with good for their salary. tips. Thank you to the people who do the right thing and to —Lower Township those who don't, pick your order up! —Lower Township *** I would like to thank the person that sideswiped my car in Wal-Mart parking lot Saturday afternoon. I think that was very ignorant that you didn't acknowledge that you did it. You know who you are; you have half of my bumper paint down the passenger side of your car. To boot, everyone else knows who you are now too. What comes around goes around, and you will get yours. —Avalon *** I am so tired of reading frivolous spout offs that only attempt to make fun of another person. This is a serious venue of expression and I am absolutely fed up with — reading silly, subliminal messages written from one person to another. For instance, I recently read some ridiculous diatribe about some- one dancing in the parking lot of a school like a "hillbilly" or someone who got a new silver car. I am sick of people ridicul- ing this venerable avenue of expression, and I hope that those guidance counselors stop mocking us real readers. —Lower Township *** It's that time of year again, the reindeer have been brought to the high-priced, grass-grazing area, which was just re-sodded this past summer. If you don't know where I am speaking of, you have to go to 21st and Dune Drive to see the horrible conditions these poor reindeer have to put up with just for the enjoyment for the few residents who live here in the off season. Sources tell us that the reindeer are taken from a beautiful environment up at the North Pole and brought to this "Man Made Utopia" for a only a few months. There is no shelter, no food, and no water for these poor reindeer to survive. Sometimes I bring scraps of food and feed the starving creatures. If you feel the same way we do about these reindeer and want to help, please Spout Off as much as possible about this subject and use the acronym F.A.R. or Free the Avalon Reindeer —Avalon *** (Page A25 Please) Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 Spout Off (From Page A24) To the spouter who is a little confused about the Middle Township school bus No. 13: I am the parent of the child I hope the new management of the borough police de- that gets driven to school but returns home by the school partment does something about the speeders in our borough. bus. The school bus you see comes at 8:30 a.m. That would The problem has been here for a long time and it is getting out indicate they are picking up an elementary school child as a of hand. We have speed limit signs all over the borough; we high school child would be picked up at 6:30 a.m. so I believe need to get them enforced. Hopefully the new management that they are legitimately making the correct run. will correct the problem. —Court House —Avalon *** *** North Cape May Spouter: I'm the "young girl who has her Bob Levy always seemed to be such a nice fellow. He was children in the bar" while I work. They sit in the restaurant, a Republican. However, in order to become an elected offi cial and not everyday. I have no means of childcare. I tried the in Atlantic City, one must be a Democrat. He changed his after school daycare that you call affordable. It costs more registration and therefore was able to get elected mayor. Now, than I make. I do what I have to to support my kids myself he has admitted that he has been lying to people about being a so how dare you discredit me? Are you suggesting I quit my member of the elite Green Berets. Disgraced, he has resigned. job and let the taxpayers support them? It is a joke, a sorry joke, but to be a Democrat is it necessary —North Cape May to indulge in falsehoods? *** —Court House Is the boardwalk going to be fi xed at Cedar Avenue or *** just remain closed? Shame on the spouter who —Wildwood implied that the former Dennis *** Township Home School Asso- Spout Off readers can also be writers. Since when do you have to ciation president was anything Consider submitting your next Spout off volunteer to have a say? I pay less than positive. For two years on-line. Visit the Herald Web site: taxes, a lot of taxes that gives she organized many wonder- me a say. Wildwood High is ful family activities, all to the www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com just another example of gov- school’s benefi t. Our school is to post your comment. ernment waste. People are a better place because of her. not worried about doing the If you cannot appreciate all her right thing; they are just wor- hard work, it appears that you ried about protecting public are the one who is not positive. jobs. Sending the kids to a dif- Good luck to the new president (you are going to need it). ferent school would help them. There would be more kids —Dennis Township to socialize with, more teachers, and a better overall school *** attitude. Why are people against this? It is better for the kids I cannot understand where the Sixth Street Partners plan and the community. to build in West Cape May. There is no Sixth Street. They are —Wildwood from out of town no doubt. They would at least know the name *** of the area they want to destroy. It is Sixth Avenue, always was. If you can't take the time to know the area why would To the person who wants to know why people from Avalon you want to invest here? and Stone Harbor can't travel to Avalon’s public library —Erma and split some expenses. I do not believe that Stone Harbor *** is spending money; the county is picking up the bill, which To the spouter who used to celebrate Halloween but doesn't Avalon should have done. As for sharing, the egos of the anymore because he/she found God: That is great for you but politicians get in the way and will not allow them to save the there are a lot of people who do celebrate Halloween and taxpayers money on dual services, although I believe they do we don't look at it as evil and satanic; we look at it as having a share one administrator for both schools. good time. Not everyone dresses scary or evil; there are plenty —Avalon of children who dress up funny or even like princesses. Not *** everyone feels the same way as you and it isn't right to tell The environmental expert for the company that would like us that we are wrong for our beliefs just because you believe to open a sand mine on Indian Trail is pushing misinforma- differently. tion in place of fact. The clear-cutting of trees will have a —Court House detrimental effect on the water system, contrary to what he's *** been paid to say. Also, all mining has far-reaching effects on I awoke this morning and thought I smelled the scent of a many aspects of the environment. Take it from me, my father roast turkey. For a moment I thought I had overslept by sev- has owned and operated a mine my whole life, much to my eral days and Thanksgiving was upon us, but alas, it was not disappointment. Mines are bad for the environment, period. so. It was Election Day. The scent was that of a goose roast They also negatively affect neighboring citizens’ quality of life. — in fact several geese being simultaneously roasted. It was I feel sorry for you folks up in Middle Township. the Republican politicians in District 1 and District 2 whose goose was being cooked, and their own leadership — a bunch —Cold Spring of turkeys, was witnessing the roasting. *** —Wildwood To the Lower Township *** spouter that said it would To the person in Town Bank regarding wild animals and take tax monies to control feral cats: What a beautiful article, well written. We share the cats, I say let’s start your view and agree with you 100 percent. It’s humans that today. Use my taxes. Keep cause this problem. If you don’t have love for the animals, you cats out of my yard. They use should not own one and abandon it. They are like our children my yard and fl ower boxes as and should not be disregarded like they don’t matter. their litter box. I do not let —North Cape May my grandchildren play in the *** yard because of the cats. I do The Avalon spouter who claims to have seen feral cats not understand how people chasing Piping Plovers last summer needs to have his or her have cats and let them out. Older heating and cooling systems can waste one dollar out of every four - fight back with eyes checked. Piping Plovers feed at the ocean waterline. When If you do not clean up after summer vacationers crowd the beach, the cats are too timid your animal, you are not a York® technology. We’ll provide a professional energy audit of your home’s comfort system, then and wary to venture onto the beach, much less get near the responsible pet owner. This recommend a solution that meets or exceeds the latest Department of Energy standards. Call today water. But even if there were no vacationers on the beach, the area is not wild kingdom, it ® cats would not approach the ocean for one very good reason: is a suburb — let’s get real to find out how much you’ll save on your energy bills with a high-efficiency York comfort system. cats do not like bodies of water. with this. —Avalon —North Cape May *** *** About the contractor not returning calls, you completely Love the wall walk. Does miss the point. It doesn't take an additional crew to simply anyone know the distance return a phone call. It's common professional etiquette to it is? answer a request. People deserve an answer. —North Wildwood —Villas *** *** I am a senior citizen in I truly hope that Committeewoman DeLanzo gives some Lower Township, and would thought to this election. The rank and fi le voted either Repub- like to know if Wildwood is lican or Democrat once again. Half of the registered voters paying Lower Township for all voted, and less than half of those who voted put DeLanzo back the water they are pumping in. This is a message to Committeewoman DeLanzo. Please into Wildwood. No wonder start being proactive and stop going along. This township de- we are running out of well pends on someone stepping up and doing what is right. water. Let Wildwood build a —Middle Township desalination plant and leave *** our water alone. When the grand condos are completed, will the taxes gen- —Villas erated lower the already high burden on us? *** —Lower Township Parents treasure and enjoy *** your children. There is no The recent election campaigns convinced us that our greater loss than losing a politicians lack character, might not be honest, etc. The poli- child. I lost my daughter and I ticians are more effective conducting smear campaigns than know. It’s the worst heartache explaining their views on important issues or representing you could suffer. I came across us. We need new, open, and honest representatives rather a poem and hope it helps than patronizing mudslingers. someone. It helped me. “Our —Court House family chain is broken and *** nothing seems the same, but I don't like cats running loose either, however when people as God calls us one by one, the dump them off in your neighborhood, what are you supposed chain will link again.” Plumbing • Heating • Air-Conditioning to do especially when you live in Middle Township, and the —Lower Township Refrigeration • Healthy Air Quality animal control offi cer tells you to trap them. I have paid to *** spay at least 10 cats. I have people that don't leash their I just wanted to say thank Serving Homes and Businesses in South Jersey dogs, and when they run in the neighborhood, they destroy you to Marta from VIP Ap- Toll Free 866-414-RICH (7424) • rich-services.com people’s property. You can talk to them, but you can't make parel. She was wonderful to them responsible. Until we all are responsible with our pets me, and just after losing my and get an animal control offi cer that really wants to be one beloved cousin, Jon Jr. John M. Egnor Accepting Plumbing Lic. # 36BI00670200 we will all have to pay the price. —North Cape May NJHIC # 13VH00144800 —Court House *** *** (Page A26 Please) A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Spout Off Richard E. Sandman, Esquire I suggest that they take the LA freeway that is Dune Drive, (From Page A25) eliminate some of the width of the roads, and make some MUNICIPAL COURT, CRIMINAL LAW, FAMILY LAW, Congrats to Joe Duncan. He's the only person on council not additional parking places — angle parking on Avalon Avenue JUVENILE MATTERS, ESTATE PROBATE & ADMIN. representing the special interest just to place another water easily. park on prime property or put high rises on the boardwalk. —Goshen 609-463-1555 To city council: Fix the out-of-balance property values to rep- *** resent true market value. Sixth Street quorum should have been called the “taxpay- —North Wildwood ers association,” and only members of the association could ask We are on the go, when the temperature is low. *** questions. They should have had FEMA run the meeting. I've been noticing lately the lapse of the English language by —Cold Springs If you’re not home, protect your people who should know better. Abuse of the apostrophe is one *** example. Another is the misuse of contractions and simple Wikipedia is not a scientifi c journal, it is owned by a property investment from the spelling errors. In our hurry-up-get-it-done world, no one wants corporation. It does not uphold the science of environmental freezing temperatures with a to slow down and do the job right. What's the rush? change. Go see Al Gore’s fi lm if you want the truth. —Villas —Cape May WINTER WATCH PROGRAM! *** *** Call today for more information. A cop needs to sit at the Garden State Parkway entrance Dear Santa, please bring the Court House animal shelter ramp, Rt. 47 north in Rio Grande while it’s closed for con- a new washer and dryer so that everyone does not have to Our service technicians are struction. Motorists are not following the detour. Instead work so hard. they are making an illegal left turn at the light at the bottom —Court House highly trained and skilled in of the closed ramp. Not only is it illegal, it's unsafe because all aspects of your heating and *** for a brief time after making the turn, drivers are heading Why do realtors lie and say that a house is in Cape May cooling needs. north into oncoming traffi c in order to get to the ramp on the when it is actually in Lower Township? Just wondering. southbound side. Someone is going to get seriously hurt or —Lower Township killed. Is it worth the fi ve minutes or $5 in gas it saves those *** who are taking this "shortcut?" I would like to know why the Cape May County Animal —Villas Shelter charges $75 to drop off an animal. I think it is a *** disgrace. No wonder there are so many animals running around I owe a debt of gratitude to a couple of waitresses at a local loose. If people can't afford to take care for them, how are restaurant. I thank you for having me fi red. If it weren't they going to pay $75 to get rid of them? I think this is a slap for your act of kindness I would still be working in a kitchen, in the face for all the taxpayers in this county who are paying   struggling to make ends meet in Cape May. How many times for this shelter in the fi rst place. Our elected offi cials need to have the both of you told me how much more money you made do something about it. I wish the Herald would look into this than me, and I was underpaid? My son and I are enjoying the also. Something needs to be done now. normalcy now in our lives. I've learned a lot from this, and Roofi ng —Villas one thing I do remember that stands true, that someone who I (ED. NOTE: A spokesperson from the animal shelter said thought was a good friend told me is, 10 percent of life is what that if a person is relinquishing their own pet, yes, there is a happens to you; 90 percent is how you react to it. charge — $50 if there is proof that the pet is spayed or neu- —South Florida tered; $75 if not neutered and without up-to-date shots.) *** *** The lower MUA keeps blaming the Lower Township Can someone explain why the Erma Fire Company can't council for all their problems. Now they have stated they send trucks here via the Ocean Drive Bridge? They must use cannot provide additional water lines because they have no 47 and pass three closer fi rehouses to get here? When you money, but they didn't have a problem borrowing $1.2 million explain this, please include an explanation of why the closest to build a new building. fi rehouse is not sent on every alarm, if life safety is the No. Roofing, Siding & Windows —Villas 1 priority. Second, why Erma fi re trucks cannot cross with a *** 15-ton weight limit when every Ocean Drive bridge is 15 tons, Just when you thought it could not get any worse at JCOW, including the one that Stone Harbor fi re department drives over where before they would approve anything, now they will to get to Wildwood, the one Avalon fi re department drives over not approve anything. If you can't inspect, get out. I hope the to get to Sea Isle and the one that Ocean City drives over to State comes in. get to Strathmere? —Wildwood —Diamond Beach “We Cover Your World” *** *** Where was the Cape May Tree Commission when the I would like to thank our street cleaner for the great job mall was stripped of the trees? These beautiful trees were a part he does keeping our streets clean. of Cape May's charm. The tree people have caused confusion —Avalon 609-889-5000 all over town. Where were they when they could be useful? *** —Cape May Can the offi ce manager of the local Comcast offi ce in Avalon www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com *** please contact the owner of the building you are located in and Lower Township manager's offi ce is closed more than have them please clean off the unsightly graffi ti off the side of it is open. Where the heck are they? the building. It's been there since the summer and still makes —Villas our downtown area look bad. *** —Avalon Why does a dancing school have no heat or air conditioning? *** “Medically Speaking” It gets too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. My Now that all the trees on the mall have been killed, look up a radio show hosted by daughter is freezing her tush off. at the conditions of the buildings. Note the peeling paint, rust —Court House stains, etc. These buildings are owned by many of the people Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist *** that were crying that the mall wasn't being maintained. Why can’t a supermarket in North Cape May get their —Cape May circulars in time? The sale starts on Friday, and the coupons *** Living with Diabetes do not show up until Saturday, and we miss the sale. I agree with the spouter from Avalon who is concerned about Call 609-463-2059 —North Cape May everything on the island being replaced by houses. Everybody Facing the Challenge. for a free audio CD *** wants to make some money, but not at the expense of losing of this show. How is it that people at the DEP can come along and take what makes Seven Mile Island great. How long will those real Knowing Your Choices. someone’s home? estate prices stay high once every restaurant, movie theater, Listen to —Avalon toy store, bait shop has been turned into a condo. The Medically Speaking *** ocean is great, but we need other activities for people to do. With special guest Fifty years of fresh water…what is the problem? I am on the web! Soon we’re going to need to go to Wildwood just to have some Arthur Childs, DO, FACOI 50 years old, and I will not be alive to see its end…not my fun. Mayor Marty and Mayor Susan: Let’s get some control over login at Board Certified Internist & problem drink up. the development in town. www.caperegional.com —Swainton Critical Care Physician —Stone Harbor *** *** Cape Regional Medical Center There are too many illegal immigrants here in Cape May Thank you Marlboro Farm Market for continuing the LeG- County. There are too many businesses in the home building ates Farm Market. Residents and visitors of Cape May County industry that are taking advantage of the illegal immigrants are so lucky. They have captured the spirit of LeGates with fresh WCMC-AM 1230 while actual citizens are being put out of work. local produce, friendly helpful staff and clean seasonal displays. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, November 27 —Wildwood What a wonderful working tribute to The LeGates Family. *** —Cape May Point Just because Mexico is a big country, doesn’t mean we can’t *** Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 be a big state. A state that has high insurance because of illegal What a wonderful performance by Danny Wright on Sat- drivers causing accidents, high price of hospitals for those who urday at PAC. Two hours of pure piano. Despite a handful in get sick and show up to be the seats, he promised to be back next year. Sure hope the treated. Mexico should be residents of Cape May County support this fi ne show next the 51st state. year. It was a real treat. —Villas —Cape May Point *** *** Fresh Air home provides The prosecutor and the mayor's investigator should look opportunities for children to into SICPD's handling of the fi re. No siren warning of visit the shore when they emergency, police responding as if it was for a barking dog. otherwise would not be able Once they arrived they were on their own — no supervisors, to get out of inner city life. the Class 2 fi rst on scene looked as confused as you can get. If I tried to donate but could you needed medical care, you would need to rely on a trainee not fi nd a person to give my — that’s what we are getting for law enforcement. Ask where money to. Is this a legitimate the acting chief, captain, lieutenants or sergeants are. This fundraiser? department needs a shaking like no one has ever seen. —Wildwood Crest —Sea Isle City *** *** There is not another min- When I saw two men abandon a cat near Home Depot I ing expanse or housing ex- tried to contact the authorities, but when the police arrived, panse needed on Indian Trail the men were gone and the cat could not be found. I am so Road. glad to see discussion regarding the feral cats and the disgust —Villas that Herald readers feel toward anyone who would leave a *** pet alone in the woods. By the way, cats feed on insects and Why have the newspapers rodents in addition to birds. However, the feral cat colonies been silent on the fact that the that benefi t from TNR programs are usually fed by the people mayor of Middle Township who trapped them to be neutered. Cat owners, please keep has reported a crisis when your pets inside and, of course, get them neutered. it comes to the fresh water —Burleigh that we fi nd ourselves in? *** —Middle Township *** (Page A27 Please) Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 Spout Off (From Page A26) In reference to the spouter that questioned the mayor as to Could someone please tell me why the MTHS school why several city employees appeared at the council meeting district allows students who have less than a 2.5 GPA be a to support the Tot Time program, and did they have prior class offi cer? I guess things since when I was in high school approval to take time off from work: The mayor had nothing have changed drastically. I think it's time the school board to do with it, they were requested to attend the meeting by took the time to look into the senior, junior, sophomore, and certain council members. Please take your complaint up with freshman class offi cers because it is an honor to hold those them. positions, but if you have less than that GPA, why should you —Sea Isle City deserve to be a class offi cer? Stop trying to be involved in so *** many things because if you have a low GPA to get you into For all those who chose not to vote two weeks ago, college, it won't work. remember when you don't vote, people like George W. Bush —Court House get elected. *** —Court House Garden State Parkway *** EXIT 10 0529. activities and much more. Burke Brothers TTEENEEN Music: Impact Choir, 6:45 pm-9:30 pm. Call Pas- 609-465-6000 Seashore Church, 886- tor Joe 886-6196 Ext 11. SSCENECENE 6196; Kaleidoscope Kids Volunteer for the fol- singers, ages six-14, 465- lowing groups: Animal 7443; Community Con- Welfare Society, 465-3403; ONGOING EVENTS the Advent, Parish Hall, cert Band, Norm Lochten, Burdette Hospital, Etc. Washington and Franklin 465-8737. 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‘Roulette Economy’ of 2007 PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE BETWEEN October 31st and November 7th, 2007 Nearly Over, Realtors Told Seller Buyer Property Address Price LAS VEGAS, NEV. — “2007 has been into home ownership for the long term, AVALON Thomas & Jane Davis Andrew J. & Evelyn Dermond 313 79th St. $ 940,000 a year of challenge; 2008 will be a year housing still remains the best investment,” Blake T. & Maura H. Waltrip Mary Jo Thomas, Jean M. Shevlin 72 W. 13th St., Unit 3 $ 539,000 of opportunity for serious buyers and for he concluded. Jeffrey & Elizabeth Hanhausen Gary A. & Catherine P. Cortese 214 66th St. $ 1,500,000 John W. & Susan Irvine Rita Battaglini 3387-3389 Ocean Dr. $ 985,000 REALTORS®,” NAR Chief Economist Other national sales downturns in the Elizabeth M. McLaughlin Thomas J. Welsh Jr. 53 W. 15th St. $ 1,100,000 Lawrence Yun told a packed house at the last 30 years were spurred by broad eco- Total for Avalon: $ 5,064,000 NAR Conference Nov. 13. nomic problems, Yun said. This year, by CAPE MAY What Yun characterized as “the roulette contrast, economic fundamentals remain Estate of Frank Francesconi Christopher & Stacy & William Bezaire 954 Sewell Ave. $ 465,000 economy” of 2007, fueled by subprime solid, with the U.S. gross domestic prod- Joseph & Basil Castellucci et al Kim S. & Robert P. Russell 1045 Ohio Ave. $ 425,000 Kathleen & Richard DiSavino Ronald E. & Kimberly R. Tupper 506 Reading Ave. $ 475,000 greed and then buyers’ fear, is almost over, uct expected to grow by a respectable 2 Marian V. Braxton Daniel R. Hatch, Jillian A. Madison 213 E. Vineyard Ct. $ 250,000 according to an article in Realtor Magazine percent, supported by 2 million job gains Canby LLC Maureen Hunt 1420 Pennsylvania, Unit A1 $ 360,000 Searoses Trust Henry R. & Paula Rossell, Paul Burgin 1217 New York Ave. $ 695,000 Online of Nov. 16. in the last two years and continuing low Curtis & Keith Bashaw Stephen Weimar, K. Ann Renniger et al 216 North St. $ 1,145,350 With a favorable economy, pent-up interest rates. Total for Cape May: $ 3,815,350 home demand, and Wall Street “fessing up Yun said 2007 existing-home sales will CAPE MAY POINT to its losses and cleaning up its underwrit- exceed 5.5 million, close to the level in Randall & Janet Payne Michael L. Mimnagh, Debra Carri 203 Knox Ave. $ 770,000 ing,” 2008 will be a healthy market for 2002, a record-setting year. At the same John DiMaggio, Diane Fasciani Kenneth Schuster 203 Harvard Ave. $ 1,125,000 Total for Cape May Point: $ 1,895,000 serious buyers, he said. time, home prices remain near record DENNIS Home prices nationally have declined by highs despite drops in a few markets. Michael & Geraldine Daugherty George M. & Claire Pellak 43 Stone Harbor Ave. $ 80,000 some 1.5 percent in 2007, which is “no Following Yun’s presentation, former Charles P. & Donna L. Gimpel Paul & Kathleen Kling 295 Margaret Ave. $ 80,000 big deal” after years of rapid appreciation, NAR economist John Tuccillo gave attend- Total for Dennis: $ 160,000 said Yun. In addition, he noted, there are ees a preview of what the next real estate LOWER TOWNSHIP still many markets such as Utah, North market would look like. James V. & Judy Ann Grob Valerie J. & Russell F. Riggins 217 Walnut Ave. $ 295,000 James & Cheryl Mitchell Joseph & Matty Adragno 123 Arbor Rd. $ 188,000 Carolina, and Tennessee that are appreciat- When recovery comes, said Tuccillo, William B. & Dorothy A. Wilson Kevin P. Walsh 300 Shadeland Ave. $ 205,000 ing and may even be undervalued. most clients will be Gen X and Gen Y. Brian Riccioni 314 Ibis LLC 314 Ibis Lane $ 760,000 Fred M. & Rosemary Schalek Gene Pembroke 150 W. Bates Ave. $ 150,000 “Realtors® have to educate their clients These younger buyers don’t want relation- Gerald Hastings Megan Zelwak 35 Texas Ave. $ 145,000 that all markets are local and that problems ship selling; instead they want the best Brain L. & Gail C. Hoffman Gerald P. & Carol M. Foley 9907 Seapointe Blvd $ 515,000 John C. & Charlotte M. Johnson Louis G. Arana & Krystal A. Oslar 1608 Woolson Rd. $ 167,000 in a few areas aren’t meaningful,” he bottom line deal you can fi nd and the Mary Frances Bowles Marian Braxton 213 E. Vineyard Ct. $ 22,500 said. “A national picture of the real estate one-stop shopping to make the deal faster Deutsche Bank National Trust Marcello Mogavero 104 Pacific Ave. $ 71,000 Roger A. Young Delbert L. & Dolores Brown 43 E. Greenwood Ave. $ 250,000 market is just about as valuable as giving a so they can get on with their lives. George & Jacqueline Collins Vito & Vitamaria Rizzo 125 Texas Ave. $ 217,500 national high temperature for the day.” Other big buyers in the next decade Umscheid Living Trust Eleanor M. Streaker, Mary E. Twist 11 Mimosa Dr. $ 220,000 Kristine M. Knapp Freddie Alicea & Carmen Mercado 146 Cloverdale Ave. $ 177,000 Yun also noted that while the credit will be retiring boomers, who will want Samuel Fortino Jr. & Sr. Peter Craig & Joyce Goodwin Bertone 9 Shore Rd. $ 740,000 crunch slowed deals in 2007, much of homes in 24-hour cities and college towns. Housing & Urban Development Michael V. Carroll 12 Vermont Ave. $ 115,000 Kathleen M. Sbaraglia Francis G. & Crystal M. Mittleberger 4 Pintail Place $ 290,000 the pain is being felt in the subprime “Real estate practitioners have tradition- Peggy Hardings Elizabeth M. Alberts, Leonard W. Gutherie 532 Sheridan Ave. $ 175,000 area, while other mortgage sectors are ally worked with fi rst-time buyers. Think Charles C. & Roxanne V. Hunter Donald & Stephanie Faser, Suzy D. Burnham 403B Raleigh Ave. $ 500,000 stabilizing. of these people as last-time buyers,” he Frank & Patricia Bertonline Joseph & Michael J. Bertonline 609 Winslow Ave. $ 160,000 Subprime constitutes only about 10 quipped. Total for Lower Township: $ 5,363,000 percent of mortgage loans, but accounts for It’s hard to predict when any local mar- MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Ryan Homes John & Kathleen M. Burns Kapusnick 14 Meadow Valley Rd. $ 355,410 some 40 percent of current foreclosures. ket will begin to improve, but there are William & Nancy Rosecrans Dipesh K. & Bhaviniben & Tejashkumar Patel 3 3rd Ave. $ 470,000 Going forward, proposed federal legislation three indicators, said Tuccillo. First would George E. & Dorothy J. Ashton Elizabeth Church 78 Bucks Ave. $ 85,000 Ryan Homes Robert & Stefanie C. Walker 23 Meadow Valley Rd. $ 426,815 that would increase FHA loan limits should be a drop in new listings, indicating sellers Marion E. Monichetti Lime Creek New Jersey LLC 618 Rte 9 South $ 231,000 help moderate-income buyers, said Yun. are withdrawing from the market. Second, John Hicks Larry W. & Alberta Matthews 1 Secluded Hollow Rd. $ 315,000 Lennar William C. & Patricia K. Brown 407 Tidewater Ave. $ 236,400 Yun expects GDP growth of 2.8 percent days on market will fall. And third, the Lennar Jane Moffet 501 Tidewater Ave. $ 229,900 and job growth of 1.1 percent in 2008. gap between listing price and sales price Chazray Builders Inc. Lisa Querubin 202 Bennett Ave., Unit 202 $ 267,000 Jesse J. Briglia Leon L. & Marie Gay Bellapigna 101 Congressional, Unit D1 $ 475,000 Infl ation should also remain under 3 per- will narrow. Betty J. Zaleski James V. & Judy Ann Grob 185 S. Ravenwood Dr. $ 318,000 cent, and interest rates should rise only Jeff C. & Tammie S. Livingston John & Alison Chambers 9 Sunray Beach Rd. $ 85,000 slightly, he predicts. “For buyers who are Source: REALTOR® Magazine Online Lillian A. Wilson Karen A. & Dorothy M. Waltermire 162 Lee Lane $ 208,000 Total for Middle Township: $ 3,702,525 NORTH WILDWOOD R. McCabe Joins By the Sea Realty Clare Liguori, Gemini F. Yii Steven J. & Margaret M. Consalvo 201 W. 20th Ave. $ 409,000 Bayberry of North Wildwood Charles J. Gorbsky & Alfina M. Sorbello 2207 Surf Ave., Unit 201 $ 290,000 CAPE MAY — Roger McCabe recently Fire Department since Joseph Mahoney, Douglas Miller Anthony Tenuto, Dana Fitzsimmons 117 W. 19th Ave., Unit 101 $ 261,000 joined By the Sea Realty Lee Marcotte 1994. Deborah M. Vella David & Denise Pizza 309 E. 17th Ave. $ 200,000 Jerz Sea LLC Michael P. & Dawn M. Ercolani 110 New Jersey, Unit 206 $ 145,000 Inc. at Washington Commons 315 Ocean With a Bachelor of John J. Kusek Kevin Carroll 214A Allen Drive $ 125,000 St. 2B. Fine Arts and a Mas- Anna Mae Morley AMBM Properties LLC 317 E. 19th Ave. $ 102,700 McCabe and his wife, Anne, have been ter’s Degree in Educa- Total for North Wildwood: $ 1,532,700 residents of Cape May Point since 1991. tional Media, McCabe OCEAN CITY Patrick J. & Valerie Bocchicchio John Capalbo 805 E. Eighth St., Unit 203 $ 62,000 He has been active in Cape May area has taught photography Patrick C. & Evelyn A. Cullen Harry Bassford 1356 Boarwalk $ 800,000 real estate for over 16 years and has been a at Atlantic Cape Com- Michael & Mary Catalino Gianfranco & Calentina Chiarella 3620 Central Ave. $ 700,000 member of the Cape May Point Volunteer munity College. Mark & Holly Cassidy et al James G. & Lisa A. Gehring 3705 Waterview Blvd $ 462,500 McCABE Edward J. & Joann F. Hilinski David S. & Denise R. Oppenheimer 945 Pleasure Ave. $ 420,000 Estate of William E. Metzger Carl P. & Brenda G. Hoffman 440 Atlantic Ave., Unit 107 $ 310,000 Susanne Hibbets Michael A. & Kathleen T. Caruso 3212-14 Haven Ave. $ 379,000 David E. & Eileen Way Joseph J. & Michelle C. Wright 500 Bay Ave., Unit 509 North $ 325,000 Leonard Lederman, Hln. Cohen John L. & Lisa M. Florio 5425 West Ave. $ 695,000 Total for Ocean City: $ 4,153,500 SEA ISLE CITY John J. & Marilyn P. Collins Harry G. & Margaret Martin 129B 76th St., 2nd Fl. $ 675,000 Estate of Jean Williams Dorothy J. Williams, Carole Fries 8908 & 8912 Landis Ave. $ 1,200,000 David & Suzanne Cunningham Richard S. & Stacey L. Morris 113 81st St., Unit A $ 548,700 Estate of Gertrude L. McMillan John P. & Maria C. Kolimago 8804 Pleasure Ave. $ 725,000 Patricia H. & James A. Rossell Gleeson Contractors Inc. 137 73rd St. $ 815,000 Steven L. & Nancy A. Hostetter Frank H. Barrett III 33 36th St., Unit 1C $ 225,000 J & P at the Shore LLC Drew J. & Kathleen M. Wagner 130 81st St., Unit East $ 665,000 Thomas Welsh, Dom. Cerruti Lori P. Aronson, Anne F. DiMascio 121 E. 68th St., Unit East $ 813,000 Total for Sea Isle City: $ 5,666,700 STONE HARBOR Cynthia Maurer Sutton John J. & Lori A. Fitzpatrick 322 81st St. $ 660,000 Patricia E. Moore Hofmann Barbara A. Beltz 378 83rd St., Unit 1 $ 650,000 Ailenne L. Carr Dennis M. & Marie A. Tomkowicz 8001 Second Ave., Unit 406 $ 795,000 Total for Stone Harbor: $ 2,105,000 From left, Debbie Colubiale, Lisa Priole and Theresa Senico-Carthy Realtors from UPPER TOWNSHIP Apex Realty, Inc., Villas attended at two-day Accredited Buyers Representative Steven H. & Angelina R. Patchel Aaron T. Bada 3 Leenie Lane $ 217,500 Course at Wildwood Convention Center sponsored by Cape May County Board Raymond & Marion Hohl Trust Christopher R. & Amy B. Calamita H-2 Oakridge Campground $ 65,000 Cedar Villas Inc. Peter J. & Jennifer M. Arsenault 6 Thicket Lane $ 150,000 of Realtors. Learning objective for the course was creating agency relationships Washington Mutual Bank Jeffrey & Milka Burlaga 5 E. Sunrise Rd. $ 265,000 with buyers. Total for Upper Township: $ 697,500 WEST CAPE MAY Rich, Associates Join Global Summit Estate of Jacqueline Wilson Donald Piacentine, Geraldine Emery 325 Fifth Ave. $ 220,000 STONE HARBOR – Robert T. Rich, bro- than 500 select Coldwell Banker brokers, Total for West Cape May: $ 220,000 ker/owner and fi ve managers of Coldwell owners and managers from the Coldwell WILDWOOD Roger L. & Diana L. Lillo Stephen L. & Regina M. Kowalski 153 W. Taylor Ave., Unit 2 $ 280,000 Banker James C. Otton Real Estate, Inc., Banker system who attended the event. John & Paula Bell et al Tracelerro LLC 3401 Pacific Ave. $ 350,000 gained insight into a new breed of real es- The Global Management Summit of- Second Nature Investments LLC Brian W. & Connie L. Kemmerer 3110 Atlantic Ave., Unit 106 $ 45,000 Richard A. DiMeo Carlo N. & Vivian M. Scafetta 105 W. Cresse Ave. $ 140,000 tate consumer who enjoys utilizing online fered attendees more than 40 educational Zorio LLC Umberto & Patricia Iadonisi 240 E. Montgomery, Unit B $ 362,500 innovation while welcoming collaboration sessions, networking opportunities, panel Total for Wildwood: $ 1,177,500 with proven professionals at the Coldwell discussions and access to the corporation’s WILDWOOD CREST Banker® Global Management Summit held proprietary systems, tools and programs. McDevelopers LLC James D. & Jill K. Balshi 147 W. Lavender, Unit 147 $ 540,000 recently at Boca Raton Resort and Club “The Global Management Summit Avanti by the Sea LLC James Walsh, William H. Lublin 410 E. Lavender Rd., Unit 302 $ 350,000 Avanti by the Sea LLC Michael Callahan 410 E. Lavender Rd., Unit 202 $ 350,000 from Oct. 15-17. provided us with a chance to exchange Avanti by the Sea LLC James Walsh, William H. Lublin 410 E. Lavender Rd., Unit 102 $ 300,000 Coldwell Banker James C. 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Woodbine Corp. 437 Washington Ave. $ 800,000 and Wildwood Crest. ing real estate consumer and Seth Godin Total for Woodbine: $ 848,000 According to a release, the James C. confi rmed how hard work, extra effort and COUNTY TOTAL: $ 38,509,775 Otton management team joined more creativity make a huge difference. Compilation © 2007 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office Abstracts A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Winter Rental- REAL ESTATE Home For Sale- Space For Rent- CAPE MAY CITY Thanksgiving Weekend Open House BUSINESS Winter rental, until May Triplex OPPORTUNITY - OPEN HOUSE WOODBINE 222 W. Maple Ave, Wildwood 2008. Furnished, 5 bed- REAL ESTATE 11/23, 12-2 PM 10911 $ 499,000 (originally $575,000) Sunset Drive Winter storage space rooms, 2 baths, gas heat, Great rental history. washer/ dryer. 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WebID #: 138243 5pm; ask for Kaila For more information contact Rich White TO PLACE YOUR AD. 609-823-7676 X 312 6011 New Jersey Ave. Offi ce: 609-523-9494 609-886-8600 * Call Anthony, 609-287- Ashore Realty μ 609-368-6400 WebID #: 137807 Wildwood Crest Cell: 609-675-0834 Ext. 33 or 34 3889 CELL * Space For Rent- Winter Rental- μ WebID #: 137886 μ WebID #: 136466 WOODBINE *%23%9#!0% OPEN HOUSE NORTH WILDWOOD 2s%s!s,s4s9 INVESTMENT 7ASHINGTON3T #APE-AY .* HOME FOR SALE Winter storage space Saturday & Sunday PROPERTIES available for motorcy- 434 East 23rd Street.   s   cles. Heated, clean, se- Newer construction con- DOLORES K. LANZALOTTI Noon - 4:00pm cure. $500 for season do with 2 car garage. 3 Licensed Real Estate-Broker/Owner bedrooms, 2 baths with WEBSITE ADDRESS: http://www.jerseycaperealty.com LAWRENCE A. PRAY Home For Sale- Call Gwen for more information at BUILDER/DEVELOPER Call 609-263-1481 ocean view. 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yard, inlet & pool. Great Pay just $1 for your fi rst view from front deck. Restaurant & 2 bed- month’s rent WASHINGTON room apartment. $325k. STREET - $199,900 - 116 Seaview Stunning views includes Call for details, CAPE MAY SOUTHERN SHORES MODEL - HIDDEN LAKES MODEL - Ct. A beautiful 2nd fl oor equipment. Near Thun- 609-886-8858 2 Jessica Court 5 Hidden Lake Drive unit in The Anglesea derbolt Racetrack (near • Prices start at $369,900 • Prices start at $689,900 Charming two bedroom Colony Gardens, water Millville) μ condo on historic street DIRECTIONS: Take Garden State Parkway to Exit DIRECTIONS: Take Garden State Parkway to Exit views with fi shing a walk WebID #: 137040 in Victorian building. 9, straight to Shunpike to Oyster. Right on Oyster. 9, straight to Shunpike. Turn left on Shunpike to across the parking area. 215-588-8745 or Follow Oyster to Honeysuckle, make a right onto Oyster. Right on Oyster. Follow Oyster straight thru www.dividing Brand new carpet, bath- Honeysuckle & follow to the end. Make left onto to Hidden Lake Estates. OPEN HOUSE VACATION RENTAL Johnstown Lane and enter Jessica Court. creekcafe.com room and kitchen. Fully Sun., 11am - 3pm furnished with patio that μ overlooks the town. Walk $169,000 - 2nd fl oor unit WebID #: 137061 Vacation Rental- to beach and village in the European, 300 The Enclave at Stone Harbor REAL ESTATE mall. Off street parking Ocean Ave., with a pool, space included. No pets walk to 2nd Ave. Beach. CAPE CORAL, FL or smoking allowed. Needs updating but SPACE FOR RENT An Address For Life price is right. www.5253sunsetct.com Available Jan, Feb, April Call 201 519-7277. Space For Rent- Available immediately. ALSO, 2008. 1 month mini- mum. μ IN THE VILLAS 20 x 45 storage/garage/ WebID #: 137299

workshop for rent at 609-465-7318 Single Family 4 bed- Wildwood bay front. Full or 609-425-8554 room, 1 1/2 bath corner overhead door. Electric Classifieds LIVE FREE property on Delaware and heat available. Great make things μ WebID #: 137863 disappear FOR Bay. for storage or shop. $500 per rmonth. 609- A YEAR Quick Delivery WINTER RENTAL ** Offered by DON 729-5772 Hampton Model • $859,900 MARTIN REALTY, INC. EARLY 308 SPRUCE AVE., μ WebID #: 136446 5 Bedrooms/ 5 Baths/ 3 Car Garage N. WILDWOOD, NJ HOLIDAY Call Jerry Migliore Space for Rent- Entrance 1 mile North of The Stone Harbor 609-204-4259 DEADLINES Golf Course on Route 9 in Middle Twp. to schedule a vist WILDWOOD OWNERS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION! OPEN TO OFFERS (2) Commercial Ware- * December 26 house Storage Spaces, Edition μ WebID #: 138262 2000 sq. ft. each.

Call Stefanie Classifi ed Ads for more details Winter Rental- Deadline Clear out the 609-780-3961 Thurs., Dec. 20 clutter with a Classifieds WILDWOOD by 10am garage μ WebID #: 138258 * * sale. West Bennett Avenue, Legal Ads Lot 25 • Bethany “Farmhouse” Lot 11 • Bayside www.capemaycountyherald.com Unit A. Furnished Deadline $625,000 $754,900 3 bedroom, 2 bath Tues. Dec. 18 4 Bedrooms/ 3.5 Baths/ 3 Car Garage 4 Bedrooms/ 3.5 Baths/ 3 Car Garage 609-624-0990 condo. 2 assigned by Noon 1920 Route 9 North parking spots. No pets, Clermont, NJ 08210 non-smoking premises. Available December * January 2nd 1- June 1. First Edition month's rent + 1 DENNISVILLE month security required. Wow! A wonderfully updated Canterbury Dutchess Series model in $800/ month + utilities. Classifi ed Ads Offered by 609-967-7777 the heart of Holly Lake w/ a lake view from the deck & it’s close to More information and Deadline Bancorp Bank 2809 Dune Drive the Pool & Pavillion & Bath House 1, too! A 2 bedroom w/ one & a half baths!!! ...being offered furnished & fully functional including 2 photos online. Call Thurs., Dec. 27 & Avalon, NJ 08202 TVs & VCR!!! W/ 2 sleeper sofas, you can comfortably accommodate 856-478-0636 by 10am Enclave 1204 LLC www.AvalonNJ.com Berniece M. Anzalone 8! The unit has a new Florida room Legal Ads Sales Person w/ Screen Room & a modifi ed Deadline [email protected] kitchen bar w/ add’l cabinetry & a * Artist rendering, subject to changes. 609-602-1093 new Range Hood in 2007! Roof Mon., Dec. 24 ** Limited time offer. Certain restrictions apply. See agent for details. redone & the coach ceiling too! A by Noon must see! $128,000. Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1

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GOLF COURSE Court House Victorian 1 & 2 bedroom DEL HAVEN North Cape May 3 bedroom, beach block, year round rental. $1090 apartments. Kitchen, New luxury end unit Immaculate 1 bedroom, Rental The Washer/ dryer & new ja- townhome, 2500 sq. ft. air conditioned, washer/ Adorable house, 2 bed- per month + utilities. cuzzi tubs. Section 8 ap- 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, dryer, fenced yard. Can room, 1 bath with sun Newly renovated 2 bed- HANNEL’S be made handicapped porch & large yard, short rooms and 1 bath ranch 215-880-0730 CApartments proved 2 car garage. $1995+. accessible. All utilities in- walk to bay. Non- smok- home for rent. $950.00 μ Professionally Managed 856-455-7828 609-969-7070 cluded. $950 per month ing premises, no pets per month plus all utili- WebID #: 136367 (fi rm), credit approval ties. One month security 1 BEDROOM and references required. μ WebID #: 137946 609-206-0283 and references needed. $ 00 μ $1100/month + $1300 No Pets! WebID #: 138273 Year Round Rental- 825 μ deposit. WebID #: 137782 Call for more details, NORTH WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Email: wlwallace 609-889-2032 2 BEDROOM Winter Rental- @sbcglobal.net $ 00 Townhomes for rent. 4 895 AVALON LINKS CAPE MAY for application or μ WebID #: 138216 bedroom, 3 bath. 2000 WILDWOOD RENTALS COURT HOUSE call 609-602-6626 • Air Conditioning after 10:30am sq. ft. 6th & NJ Aves. $1500/month + utilities. • Swimming Pool Ocean Breeze Condos. 2 Several models available On the Delaware Bay. Year Round Rental- bedrooms, 1 bath. Thru from $1700 - $2000 per 4 bedrooms, washer μ WebID #: 138239 • Laundry Facilities 609-523-0104 May. Washer/ dryer on month & dryer, private beach. • Heat/Hot Water Year Round Rental- premises. $800 utilities No pets, non- smoking NORTH μ Included included. Sleeps 6. Call Jim McDonald, premises. $1600 per WILDWOOD WebID #: 138113 Avalon Real Estate month + 1 1/2 month ERMA (609) 884-0026 Call Christina, Agency 609-967-3001 security deposit; refer- 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath 14th Street. 1 bedroom, 3910 Bayshore Rd. 267-808-7280 ences and credit check. 1 bath, full kitchen. 2 off μ WebID #: 138016 Ready November 1st. rancher. $995.00 N. Cape May monthly. Security street parking spaces. μ WebID #: 138266 Fully furnished. Pets ne- 609-780-6083. deposit required. Non- smoking premises. gotiable. $750 per month Year Round Rental- + split utilities. Modular Builders μ WebID #: 134818 Winter/Year Call 609-408-3100 Featuring high quality Apex Homes 609-374-6495 e Home Round Rental- Cape May Court mpl μ Sa House WebID #: 137182 μ Open House WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- WebID #: 138260 Year Round Rental- 39 North Old Tuckahoe Rd. 3 bedrooms, includ- Marmora

Newly remodeled 3 ing master bedroom CAPE MAY Less than 1 mile west from Parkway (exit 25) on left, just before Church bedroom, 2 bath. Hand with bath, 2nd bath in LOWER TOWNSHIP Year Round Rental- Saturdays 12-4 • Sunday by Appointment Avenue. $900/$1150 + hall way, living room, Lovely, light, spacious 2 Beautiful, large 3 bed- 12 out of 22 Lots Available NOW utilities. kitchen, dining room, bedroom apartment cen- NORTH WILDWOOD room, 2 1/2 bath, gas to build in Upper Township Subdivision front porch, rear deck. ter of Cape May. Lots of heat, air conditioned, 502-819-8951 Private setting. No pets. windows, pretty views, 1 room furnished effi - Starting at $450,000 washer/ dryer, garage, Pick your own colors & selections. 1 month security + fi rst beautiful wide plank ciency, private bath and on quiet cul-de-sac. Lots One Stop Service - Appraisal, Title, Mortgage μ WebID #: 137951 month’s rent and refer- fl oors, huge eat-in kitch- entrance. No pets. $435 of land. Security and ref- Financing available • Drop and Set Packages also available ences required. Avail- en, parking. No pets. per month, includes utili- erences required. $1485 Replace Tear-Downs & Burn-Downs YEAR ROUND able December 1. $1600 Non-smoking premises. ties Turn-Key modulars on your lot starting at $130,000 per month. per month + utilities. $1195 per month + utili- No deposit necessary with approved credit - Licensed Builder RENTAL ties. 609-522-6611 609-628-4141 • www.modularbuildersnj.com Call 609-465-1954 Other houses available in Upper Twp. starting at $300,000 609-886-4932 ext 16 or 609-465-8393 609-884-8177 μ WebID #: 138022 Monday- Friday, 9am- Winter/ Year Round Commercial Real Estate Auction μ 5pm; ask for Kaila Rental- WebID #: 138247 Saturday, December 1, 2007 at 1pm μ WebID #: 137906 μ WebID #: 137811 Year Round Rental- 4700 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood,NJ 08260 SWAINTON Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- NORTH WILDWOOD 3800 sq.ft. lot, free standing 1600 sq.ft. bldg., Route 9, 1/2 mile north CAPE MAY 5 years new, state of the art capital improvements, of Avalon Blvd. 6 large Year Round Rental- COURT HOUSE CMCH 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner property (New Jersey & Andrews Ave.), rooms, 2 bedrooms. No duplex. Beautiful view of 12 car off street parking, currently in use as a pets. $1100/ month, North Cape May Brand new construction, Furnished, garage apart- the sunset. Available im- restaurant, on WILDWOOD’S MAIN BLVD. heat included. First, last 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, ment. Private entrance. mediatley. $1100/month Broker of Record: Saul H. Cohen and $500 security. 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath washer & dryer, quiet Off-street parking. Secu- Title Co.: CU Abstract / Ian Katz condo. No pets. $950/ street. No pets. $1500 rity deposit & 1st months Call Charles Parcel No. 14-00060-0000-00031 A Shore Realty, LLC month + utilities, 1st & per month + 1 1/2 month rent. 609-465-2728 609-368-6400 last month, and security. Zoning: GC Lot Size: 3799±sq.ft. security deposit. 609-425-4485 Taxes: $6535± 609-465-7744 μ WebID #: 138251 201-939-2696 Real Estate Terms: $5,000 Cash or Certifi ed 609-465-5415 μ WebID #: 138235 μ WebID #: 137922 Funds deposit. 10% Buyer’s Premium, settlement μ μ WebID #: 138237 within 45 days. Sells subject to immediate WebID #: 137888 Year Round Rental- Find confi rmation. Winter/ Year Round Year Round Rental- it in Inspection: 2 Hour prior to auction. Rental- COLD SPRING the Year Round Rental- NORTH CAPE MAY WILDWOOD 1 bedroom apartment. Auctioneers/Appraisers Cape May $675/ month + utilities. 1 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large 2 bedroom, comfortable AU-1487-L 215-425-7030 Court House month security deposit. family room, deck with cottage, $775/month; pool. Air, washer, dryer. Small pets considered. CLASSIFIEDS www.bssauction.com 3 bedroom, 2 bath Pets ok. $1200 + utili- House for rent. 4 bed- Credit check. washer, dryer, $875/ ties + 1 month security rooms, 2 1/2 baths, large month; deposit. (609) 884-5005 or 800-377-7843 sunny den, dining room, 727-687-7311 1 bedroom, new carpet, 1400 Texas Avenue, Cape May on quiet cul-de-sac, rent furnished, $825 utilities μ WebID #: 136758 609-780-0952 Carol Menz, GRI, SRES, Broker included; location! Garage, wash- er, dryer, dishwasher, FEATURED PROPERTIES 2 bedroom, large deck, μ WebID #: 137957 furnished or unfurnished. Looking for something? For a Full Inventory of Sale and Rental Properties. $875 utilities included. Visit us at www.CoastlineRealty.com $1800 per month. 609-284-0000 609-425-9433 Year Round Rental- $78,500 μ Find it in the $449,900 WebID #: 138253 μ WebID #: 138267 CLASSIFIEDS North Cape May

Natural gas, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, $975/month Smart Sellers + security. 728 Seagrass Lane, Erma 928 S. Route 47, Green Creek 609-898-0534 Adult Community, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath use Herald 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms$899,000 μ WebID #: 137884 CAROL & AMI MENZ, SRES Classifi ed 609-374-0325 • 609-425-5756 A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers November 21 2007

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REEDS BEACH VILLAS Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- AVAILABLE 11/2008. 1 ✰✰✰✰✰ BEDROOM, BAYFRONT Cozy 1 bedroom cottage. WILDWOOD Wildwood WILDWOOD WILDWOOD CREST Year Round Rental APARTMENT. NO PETS. No pets. $800/month + CREST South End West Wildwood LIVING ROOM, DECK . uitilities. Deposit & refer- 2 bedroom. $750 + utili- Brand New! FUR- 144 Cresse Avenue Single family home with FURNISHED OR NOT. ences. ties. 1 month security. NISHED 3 BEDROOM, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, two large bedrooms, liv- $800/MONTH Unfurnished. 2 BATH CONDO, 2 CAR 4 bedrooms, new home. full kitchen, living room, ing room, dining room, 609-884-6401 GARAGE, CENTRAL 2 fi replaces, granite washer & dryer, unfur- wet bar, enclosed rear 215-837-2849 877-207-2743 AIR, ALL APPLIANCES kitchen, 2 car garage, 3 nished. Non- smoking yard. $1200. month LEAVE MESSAGE μ WebID #: 138219 + GREAT LOCATION. decks- too much to list. premises, no pets. Ref- plus gas, electric, wa- μ WebID #: 138249 FRONT/REAR ENTRY/ Year round or seasonal. erences and 1 month’s Year Round Rental- ter. Great area, close to μ WebID #: 136579 DECK. AVAILABLE deposit. $850/month + Cape May, Boardwalk, ASAP 609-729-8558 ext 14 utilities. Coast Guard Station. WEST WILDWOOD or 609-780-0541 Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- CALL 856 495-9556 Call 609-898-1191 Call 215-399-6700 Fully furnished, 1 bed- μ WebID #: 138064 or 215-793-9090 VILLAS room. $675 + utilities. WILDWOOD μ WebID #: 138229 ask for Debbie Year Round Rental- 1 bedroom apartment 609-231-4281, Ritchie 2 bedroom apartment. ✰✰✰✰✰ available, on the bay. No Washer/dryer, new car- WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- pets. $800 per month + μ WebID #: 137333 pet, paint and appli- CREST Year Round Rental- μ WebID #: 137642 utilities. ances. Heat included; 103 East Wisteria WILDWOOD CREST Year Round Rental- tenant pays electric. Wildwood Square \

Call 609-886-5520 Overlooking Boardwalk. 1 bedroom apartment, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, FIRST MONTH’S WEST WILDWOOD Must see. $675 + utilities. Off street washer, yard, driveway. RENT FREE! μ WebID #: 137228 parking. Available imme- $950/month. No pets New 3 bedrooms, 2 609-729- 8558 ext 14 diately. Gated community near baths, fully furnished or 609-780-0541 609-523-1261 beach & boardwalk. condo. No pets, non- Call 609-522-2002 Year Round Rental- Tri-level town home 3/4 smoking premises. μ WebID #: 138060 μ WebID #: 137944 bedrooms, 3.5 baths $1300 + utilities. μ WebID #: 138269 VILLAS Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- with 3-car garage. Decks FIND A JOB 610-719-8374 off living room & mas- 2 bedroom, 2 bath apart- WILDWOOD WILDWOOD CREST ter bedroom. Pool. Fur- or nished or unfurnished. ment. No pets. $1200/ μ WebID #: 136646 FILL A month + utilities. 2 bedroom, furnished or 2 rooms effi ciency only. $1800 per month+ utili- unfurnished, $795. Proof All utilities included. ties. POSITION Call 609-889-8433 of income required. $550/month + security. Agent Owner George J. HERALD μ Cahill, (215) 783-8731. WebID #: 138032 1 bedroom, furnished or Call 609-729-6269 CLASSIFIEDS unfurnished, $695. μ WORK FOR YOU! μ WebID #: 137960 WebID #: 137847 ONLINE 609-729-3292 House Mon. - Fri. Hunting? μ GO TO WebID #: 138102 www.capemaycountyherald.com 739 Washington St., Cape May, NJ *%23%9#!0% www.jerseycaperealty.com 2s%s!s,s4s9 609-884-5800 • 800-643-0043 CHECK OUT WEB SITE FOR RENTAL AVAILABILITIES. WHILE ON OUR SITE CHECK OUT OUR FULL INVENTORY OF SALE PROPERTIES QUIET CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION 8 Whippoorwill Lane Cape May Court House SAT 11/24/07 HOSTED BY: JIM CHENEY 4BR, 2BA rancher, wood burning stove w/fl oor to 1:00 TO 3:00 ceiling stone hearth, central air, rear deck w/hot SUN 11/25/07 HOSTED BY: JOSH JACOBY tub, 2-car garage. $499,900 NOON TO 2:00 COMPLETELY RENOVATED 603 Fourth Avenue West Cape May 3-bedroom EXTRA LARGE REMODELED BEACH HOUSE cottage, 2.5 baths, new 109 E. Pittsburgh St. Wildwood Crest kitchen, gas 5 BR, 3 BA, new kitchen, family room w/gas f/p, living room heat, central air, w/gas f/p, dining room, central air, off-street parking for 3 second fl oor cars. $649,000 screened porch. $659,000 SAT. 11/24/07 HOSTED BY: SAT 11/24 NOON TO 4:00 HOSTED BY: JUDY PENZA NOON TO 2:00 ELLIE O’DONOGHUE ADORABLE SINGLE FAMILY SAT 11/24/07 HOSTED BY: ANDY PECK TWO VERY UNIQUE CONDO’S 1133 Ohio Avenue Cape May NOON TO 3:00 704 Columbia Avenue Cape May VICTORIAN CONDO 3BR, 2BA, screened porch, deck, central 658C Washington Street Cape May Unit 2R: 3 air, off-street 2 bedroom, 1 (new) bedrooms, parking, 5- bath unit in heart of 2 baths, zone sprinkler Cape May w/private spectacular system rear deck, off street upgrades, and for lawn. parking. New central air, off Excellent heating system. street parking rental history. PRICE REDUCED $769,000 $319,900 $695,000 Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33

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change-overs. Weekly, sulation. Small & large Insured. Experience Name Bracelet, Yel- bi-weekly, monthly jobs. TIMBER LANE Interior/Exterior μ low gold, name in dia- & seasonal. Owner WebID #: 112012 BOBCAT SERVICE Free Estimates monds, cuff bracelet, licensed. Cape May 609-972-5804 Specializing in stone Fully Insured lost in Wildwood, or County area. Free esti- 609-972-6050 Handyman- driveways and stone 609-886-6556 Rio Grande area. RE- mates & references yards. Woods thinned, Painting/Papering- WARD being offered. MR. FIX-IT brush cleared, fi ll and Very sentimental. 609-408-8796 grading, rock walls, * LIGHTHOUSE No job too small. Will mulching and planting. Papering & Painting Call 522-1536 Cleaning- answer all calls. Doors, Free estimates, low Insured, References with any information EARLY windows, decks, sid- rates, materials at cost. 25 Years Experience Mirror, Mirror On The ing, powerwashing. Most jobs completed 609-368-8899 Wall... HOLIDAY within one week of PERSONALS LOOK Who! Who! Did You Say Ask for Dave calling. NJ licensed and Personals- HERE To Call? DEADLINES 609-886-1587 insured.

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CRAFTS WANTED - MERCHANDISE PUBLIC NOTICES Crafts- tiff. SHERIFF’S SALE charges, liens, insurance premiums or other ______tiff. Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Wanted- advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. SHERIFF’S SALE Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Sheriff: John F. Callinan By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out All interested parties are to conduct and rely Sheriff: John F. Callinan CRAFTERS 752705 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery upon their own independent investigation to By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of 752705 4x Fee=$145.80 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- 4x Fee=$145.80 WANTED BEACH TAGS 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 BER F 19874 06, pending wherein WELLS terest remain of record and/or have priority vision, Cape May County, F 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 DOCKET NUMBER ______WANTED!!!!!!! FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the 14640 07, pending wherein ______DEUTSCHE BANK SHERIFF’S SALE The Greater Tuckahoe Looking for Stone Harbor AS TRUSTEE FOR SARAM 2005-15 the plain- current amount due thereon. NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE SHERIFF’S SALE tiff AND PAUL GARCHINSKY, ET AL are the FOR MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPITAL INC By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Area Merchants Asso- Beach Tags from 1970s defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public A full legal description of the premises can be the plaintiff AND By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out TRUST 2006-NC4 STEVEN of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- venue on: found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May are the defendant(s), I shall of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ciation is sponsoring the and 1980s for collection. RANSOM, ET AL cery Division, Cape May County, WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and expose for sale at public venue on: DOCKET cery Division, Cape May County, F 1938 07, pending wherein DOCKET 13th Annual Christmas in Call Kris (484)678-7842 DECEMBER A.D. 2007 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and NUMBER GMAC F 1938 07, pending wherein WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF the plaintiff AND NUMBER GMAC at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court other Municipal Assessments. The amount due MORTGAGE, LLC STEPHEN the plaintiff AND the Country on Saturday, DECEMBER A.D. 2007 are the defendant(s), I MORTGAGE, LLC STEPHEN House Building located at 9 N. Main Street can be obtained from the local taxing authority. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court M. FREEMAN, ET AL are the defendant(s), I μ shall expose for sale at public venue on: M. FREEMAN, ET AL December 1, 2007, 9am WebID #: 137343 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Amount due under judgment is House Building located at 9 N. Main Street shall expose for sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF Jersey. $285,850.23 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Jersey. DECEMBER A.D. 2007 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court DECEMBER A.D. 2007 CRAFTER SPACE Property to be sold is located in the Town- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court YARD/TAG SALES House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ship of Middle, County of Cape May and of the bid price is required. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street AVAILABLE Property to be sold is located in the Lower (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New State of New Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Township, County of Cape May and State of Jersey. Yard/Tag Sale- sale without further notice of publication. New Jersey. Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 14 Lord All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. For info. or application Property to be sold is located in the Town- Lane, Middle Twp., Swainton, NJ 08210 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Premises commonly known as: 858 Wissa- Property to be sold is located in the Town- ship of Lower, County of Cape May and please call Stone Harbor Sheriff: John F. Callinan hickon Avenue, Lower Township NJ 08204 ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey. Tax Lot No. 9 in Block No. 13.02 752702 State of New Jersey. 609-628-2372 Demo sale. Saturday, 4x Fee=$136.08 BEING KNOWN as Lot 1 f/k/a Lots 1-6, 18, Premises commonly known as: 1004 Rose Nov 24. #35 Stone Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 100 feet 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 19, Block 778, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Premises commonly known as: 1004 Rose Hill Parkway, Township of Lower, North wide by 350 feet long ______Township of Lower Hill Parkway, Township of Lower, North Check us out on the Court. Furniture, kitchen Cape May, NJ 08204 SHERIFF’S SALE Cape May, NJ 08204 web at www.tuckahoenj. cabinets, shed, house- Nearest Cross Street: N/A Dimensions: 200.00ft x 50.00ft x 100.00ft x Tax Lot No. 2 in Block 682 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of 67.55ft x 100.00ft x 150.00ft Tax Lot No. 2 in Block 682 com hold items. A full legal description of the premises can be the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 58 x 130 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Nearest Cross Street: Ninth Avenue Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 58 x 130 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and F 13341 06, pending wherein HOMECOMINGS x 61 x 124 μ WebID #: 137853 x 61 x 124 FREEBIES assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and FINANCIAL NETWORK, INC. the plaintiff The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to Nearest Cross Street: Wayne Avenue other Municipal Assessments. The amount due AND THERESA A. FESLER, ET AL are the adjourn this sale without further notice by Nearest Cross Street: Wayne Avenue can be obtained from the local taxing authority. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public publication. Boat Props Year Round Rental- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Amount due under judgment is venue on: Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Two Stainless Quicksil- $328,261.81 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal nicipal or tax liens that may be due. be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed DECEMBER A.D. 2007 liens or other charges, and any such taxes, ver-Laser II Props, Right WILDWOOD Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Plaintiff has secured a letter of indemnifi ca- of the bid price is required. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Plaintiff has secured a letter of indemnifi ca- and Left 42-16547-A40- tion as to judgments held by: John Kuenzle, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All interested parties are to conduct and rely tion as to judgments held by: John Kuenzle, 23P; Two 3 Blade Props 2 bedroom, 1 bath Werner Kuenzle t/a Kuenzle Associates; sale without further notice of publication. Jersey. upon their own independent investigation to Werner Kuenzle t/a Kuenzle Associates; Florian Greenhouse Inc.; Vanorden Sand apartment. Available All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- Florian Greenhouse Inc.; Vanorden Sand Nibra 19x19 -1 3/8 Shaft & Gravel; Pleasantville Furniture Company; Attorney GOLDBECK, MCCAFFERTY & MCK- Property to be sold is located in the Mu- terest remain of record and/or have priority & Gravel; Pleasantville Furniture Company; -J-598;One 3 Blade Prop immediately. Franklin Acceptance Corp. EEVER nicipality of North Wildwood City, County of over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the Franklin Acceptance Corp. $950/ month + utilities. Sheriff: John F. Callinan Cape May and State of New Jersey. 18X19-1 3/8 Shaft. Call current amount due thereon. A full legal description of the premises can be 752699 A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Lou at 609-967-9694. 4x Fee=$106.92 Premises commonly known as: 300 W. 19th A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Call 609-780-1119 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and ______County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and μ other Municipal Assessments. The amount due WebID #: 136848 SHERIFF’S SALE Tax Lot 40, Block 113 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is ANIMALS By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Dimensions of Lot: 100’ x 25’ can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Amount due under judgment is $209,798.79 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees FURNISHINGS to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- $209,798.79 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Nearest Cross Street: Corner of 19th Avenue costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- $326,184.33 fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of BER F 22594 06, pending wherein WELLS & Delaware Avenue be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of LOST & FOUND - 20% of the bid price is required. FARGO BANK, N.A. the plaintiff AND RYAN fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ANIMALS S. DEVINE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall Superior Interests (if any): North Wildwood 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. expose for sale at public venue on: City holds a claim for taxes due and/or The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Furnishings- WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF other municipal utilities such as water and/ sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Lost & Found- DECEMBER A.D. 2007 or sewer in the amount of $1,337.58 as of All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- MAN at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 02/26/2007 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG MAN Sheriff: John F. Callinan CURIO CABINET: Victo- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Sheriff: John F. Callinan Sheriff: John F. Callinan 752706 Cat Found (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New A full legal description of the premises can be 752705 rian style, pine, new con- 4x Fee=$126.36 10/31 Washington St. & Jersey. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 4x Fee=$145.80 dition. Lights inside, mir- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 (Page A36 Please) rored back, 5 shelves. Madison Ave area black, Property to be sold is located in the Town- assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and dark beige tiger stripe ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 22” W x 10 1/2” D x 76” of New Jersey. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. H, $300. 609-827-7351 back & tail, all white bel- Amount due under judgment is Cape May County One-Stop Career Center ly & neck. Very friendly. Premises commonly known as: 1634 Mor- $314,021.77 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to ris Street a/k/a Morris Avenue, Township of be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed (Wildwood) 609-471-0261 Lower, Villas, NJ 08251 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. Furnishings- Tax Lot No. 1 in Block 410.10 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any μ WebID #: 137527 sale without further notice of publication. Is currently screening applicants for Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 55 ft x All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. 100 ft Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC Furniture Sheriff: John F. Callinan the following Year Round, Full-time positions Custom couch with two AUTO Nearest Cross Street: East Wilde Avenue 752703 large upholstered chairs 4x Fee=$116.64 TRUCK Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 to match. Blue and RV nicipal or tax liens that may be due. ______white. In excellent con- SHERIFF’S SALE The total amount due for Sewer is $158.53 Borgata Casino Hotel & Spa dition. matching pillows BOAT as of 4/22/2007 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of include. Located Avalon. and the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Guest Room Attendants (Chambermaids) A full legal description of the premises can be vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER $750.00 for entire set. more! found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May F 5474 07, pending wherein AURORA LOAN County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Stewards (Kitchen Utility) Call-215-280-0055 SERVICES, LLC the plaintiff AND RICHARD J. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and CARROLL, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall other Municipal Assessments. The amount due expose for sale at public venue on: Buyers and can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Food & Beverage (Culinary) μ WebID #: 137891 WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF Sellers Amount due under judgment is DECEMBER A.D. 2007 • Health Benefi ts provided by Local 54 • $156,313.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Furnishings- Check be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed House Building located at 9 N. Main Street check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Herald of the bid price is required. Jersey. QUEEN SOFA and lo- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All qualifi ed applicants will be invited to join us for veseat, rose and blue, Classifieds sale without further notice of publication. Property to be sold is located in the Town- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. ship of Upper, County of Cape May and State $200. Rose Formica din- First. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- of New Jersey. ing table (64” x 39”) and MAN Borgata Career Day Sheriff: John F. Callinan Premises commonly known as: 43 Killdeer 6 chairs, $300. Good Call today 752701 Hill Road, Township of Upper, NJ 08270 Tuesday, November 27 condition. 856-889- 4x Fee=$116.64 for Rates 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 Tax Lot No. 98.07 in Block 453 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM 9596 and ______SHERIFF’S SALE Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Irregular WHOLE HOUSE Information. lot size SALE CAPE MAY By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Nearest Cross Street: See full metes and Meet with Borgata Representatives for LR/DR/Bedroom, plus 609-886-8600 vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F bounds description 14642 07, pending wherein DEUTSCHE BANK much more, all in ex- NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- “On-the-Spot” Interviews cellent condition. Cell # FOR MORGAN STANLEY ABS CAPITAL INC. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. TRUST 2006-NC4 the plaintiff AND STEVEN 610-506-9287 RANSOM, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall Tax and prior lien info: As of Sept. 4, 2007 the expose for sale at public venue on: total amount due for past due taxes is $0 WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF Call NOW to reserve your time! DECEMBER A.D. 2007 Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court STATE OF NEW JERSEY (609) 729-0997 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New A full legal description of the premises can be Jersey. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Property to be sold is located in the Town- assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Cape May County One-Stop Career Center ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State other Municipal Assessments. The amount due of New Jersey. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is 3810 New Jersey Ave. Premises commonly known as: 225 Joanne $459,457.75 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to Street, Lower Township NJ 08204 be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Wildwood, NJ 08260 eBay id: auction it today 137 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% BEING KNOWN as Lot 8, Block 494.36, on the of the bid price is required. We’ll sell your items for you! offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Lower The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. Borgata is an Equal Opportunity Employer 1500 Rt. 47 So. #E6, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Dimensions: 80.00ft x 60.00ft x 100.00ft x All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. subject to the rules and regulations of the NJCCC 40.00ft x 31.42ft Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- (GSP Exit 4A, next to ShopRite in the Rio Grande Plaza) MAN and is a drug free workplace 609-889-8500 Nearest Cross Street: Mindy Avenue Sheriff: John F. Callinan [email protected] 752704 *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 4x Fee=$126.36 www.rioauctionittoday.com liens or other charges, and any such taxes, 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A35) of New Jersey. Subject to DJ-091171-2003 recovered by All- Pursuant to State law, the following is a partial the surrounding properties is anticipated from COUNTY OF CAPE MAY person or by attorney at said hearing and par- state Insurance Co. against Tom Kelley on listing of items inside storage units which will be the project. Any members of the public who are NEW JERSEY ticipate therein in accordance with the rules of 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 Premises commonly known as: 100 Shad- 4/10/2003 in the original sum of $3,115.21. sold at Public Auction on Thursday December aware of historic resources that may be affected ADVERTISEMENT FOR the Middle Township Zoning Board. This notice ______eland Avenue, Villas, NJ Chicago Title Insurance Company will insure 06, 2007 at 1:00 p.m., at A SAFE KEEPING by the proposed telecommunications project “ON-LINE PUBLIC SALE OF SURPLUS PROP- is sent pursuant to the requirements of the Mu- SHERIFF’S SALE without exception or issue letter of Indemni- SELF STORAGE, INC., 3414 Bayshore Road, should forward their comments to the RESCOM ERTY” nicipal Land Use Law. BEING KNOWN as Lot 37.01, Block 401 fi cation as to said judgment. North Cape May, NJ 08204, (609) 889-8287. Environmental Corp. contact listed below: By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Operators reserve the right to set minimum bids The Borough of Wildwood Crest will be conduct- Applicant the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Dimensions are approximately 75 feet wide A full legal description of the premises can be and to bid. This ad will not appear in this News- Tyler McClellan ing a Public Sale of Surplus Property from No- Stewart F. Kay, Esq. vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F by 100 feet long (irregular) found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May paper on November 28, 2007 or December 05, Project Manager vember 30, 2007 through December 14, 2007. Attorney for Applicant 1938 07, pending wherein GMAC MORTGAGE, County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and 2007. Please call prior to auction to confi rm. RESCOM Environmental Corp. Items will be sold on-line through a contracted LLC the plaintiff AND STEPHEN M. FREEMAN, Nearest Cross Street: Fourth Avenue assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and AUCTION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITH- P.O. Box 6225 government on-line auction service, GovDeals, 1x Fee=$32.80 11/21/07 ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for other Municipal Assessments. The amount due OUT NOTICE. Traverse City, MI 49696 Inc. Surplus property can be viewed directly ______sale at public venue on: Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and can be obtained from the local taxing authority. (231) 947-4454 through a means available on the Borough’s SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF other municipal liens Amount due under judgment is UNIT Number: website at DECEMBER A.D. 2007 $468,920.60 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to F105 - Richard McConville: (2) Dining Room 2x Fee=$26.73 www.wildwoodcrest.org or at By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court As of October 11, 2007, taxes paid through be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Tables With Chairs; 26 Gallon Air Compressor; 11/14, 11/21/07 www.govdeals.com. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Fourth Quarter of 2007 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% Makita Table Saw; Eureka Vacuum Cleaner; ______Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New of the bid price is required. 10 Disc CD Changer; Stereo Receiver; Stereo Notice of Initiation of the Section 106 Process: All sales are fi nal; “As Is” and “Where Is,” and BER F 20683 06, pending wherein NOVASTAR Jersey. Subject to a judgment DJ-286031-2004 in The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Speakers; Stereo Amplifi er; Portable Boom Box; Public Participation payment must be received at the Borough of MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND GERALD favor of Asset Acceptance LLC in the sum of sale without further notice of publication. Queen Size Bed; Boxes; Bags and Other Mis- Wildwood Crest within fi ve (5) business days WATKINS, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall Property to be sold is located in the Town- $7,616.56. United General Title Ins. Co. will All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. cellaneous Items. Cricket Communications intends to construct a of the sale closing date. Surplus Property must expose for sale at public venue on: ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State insure without exception or issue letter of Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- wireless telecommunications facility known as be picked up within forty-eight (48) hours of the WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF of New Jersey. Indemnifi cation as to the above. BERG & NORGAARD 2x Fee=$26.73 ‘Tower Economics / Asbury Avenue’ located in receipt of payment. The terms and conditions of DECEMBER A.D. 2007 Sheriff: John F. Callinan 11/14, 11/21/07 the vicinity of 801 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, sale will be specifi ed on-line. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Premises commonly known as: 1004 Rose The total amount for the sewer as of October 752710 ______Cape May County, New Jersey 08228. The House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Hill Parkway, Township of Lower, North 24, 2007, is in the aggregate sum of $317.72. 4x Fee=$145.80 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION proposed project will involve the collocation of All items may be inspected at a location and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Cape May, NJ 08204 Additional fees will be assessed following 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 telecommunications equipment on an existing time specifi ed on-line in the item description. Jersey. the end of October 2007. ______Pursuant to state law, the following items will be building. No adverse visual impact to the sur- Tax Lot No. 2 in Block 682 SHERIFF’S SALE sold at public auction WEDNESDAY, DECEM- rounding properties is anticipated from the proj- For additional information regarding the auction, Property to be sold is located in the Town- A full legal description of the premises can be BER 5, 2007 at 10:00 AM at Burleigh Storage, ect. Any members of the public who are aware please contact Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk, ship of Middle, County of Cape May and Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 58 x 130 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of 663 Shunpike Rd, Burleigh, N.J. 08210. Op- of historic resources that may be affected by the at (609) 522-5176. State of New Jersey. x 61 x 124 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- erator reserves the right to bid and set minimum proposed telecommunications project should assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F bids. Call (609) 465-8088 to confi rm sale. Pur- forward their comments to the RESCOM Envi- Kevin M. Yecco Premises commonly known as: 308 West Nearest Cross Street: Wayne Avenue other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 145 07, pending wherein GMAC MORTGAGE, chases must be paid in cash only. All purchased ronmental Corp. contact listed below: Borough Clerk Main Street, Cape May Court House, NJ can be obtained from the local taxing authority. LLC the plaintiff AND PERRY SWEATT, ET AL items sold as is, where is and must be removed 08210 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Amount due under judgment is are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at at time of sale. Sale subject to cancellation in Tyler McClellan 1x Fee=$19.44 11/21/07 nicipal or tax liens that may be due. $250,449.00 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to public venue on: the event of settlement between owner and Project Manager ______BEING KNOWN as Lot 8 f/k/a 17, 19, 21 & be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF obligated party. RESCOM Environmental Corp. BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS 23, Block 933, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% DECEMBER A.D. 2007 P.O. Box 6225 DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #2 Township of Middle Plaintiff has secured a letter of indemnifi ca- of the bid price is required. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Unit # E-40 Walter Fabiszewski Traverse City, MI 49696 tion as to judgments held by: John Kuenzle, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Description of items: Misc. household items (231) 947-4454 PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING Dimensions: 100.ft x 100.0 ft x 100.ft x 100.0 ft Werner Kuenzle t/a Kuenzle Associates; sale without further notice of publication. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Florian Greenhouse Inc.; Vanorden Sand & All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Jersey. Unit # I-51 Ray Sparks 2x Fee=$26.73 Please take notice that the Board of Fire Com- Nearest Cross Street: None Given Gravel; Pleasantville Furniture Company; Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- Description of items: Misc 11/14, 11/21/07 missioners, Dennis Township Fire District #2, Franklin Acceptance Corp. BERG & NORGAARD Property to be sold is located in the City of ______will hold a public hearing on the annual budget *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Sheriff: John F. Callinan North Wildwood, County of Cape May and Unit # 209 Sam Hartman BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR for fi scal year 2008, at the Dennisville Volunteer liens or other charges, and any such taxes, A full legal description of the premises can be 752708 State of New Jersey. Description of items: Misc ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Fire House, Rt. 610, Dennisville, New Jersey charges, liens, insurance premiums or other found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 4x Fee=$140.94 Application of Ralph Pfi efer on Tuesday, December 4, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. At advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 Premises commonly known as: 110 East Unit # E-18 Janice White Block 92.02, Lots 68, 69 and 70 the conclusion of this hearing, the Board of Fire All interested parties are to conduct and rely assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and ______21st Avenue Unit A, North Wildwood, NJ Description of items: Misc Household 179 92nd Street Commissioners, Dennis Township Fire District upon their own independent investigation to other Municipal Assessments. The amount due SHERIFF’S SALE 08260 #2, will adopt its fi scal year 2008 budget. ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 2x Fee=$29.16 TAKE NOTICE that on the 7th day of December, terest remain of record and/or have priority Amount due under judgment is By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Tax Lot No. 1, CA (fka 6 fka 22) in Block 11/14, 11/21/07 2007 at 7:00 p.m., a hearing will be held before A copy of the budget will be available one week over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the $209,798.79 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- 199.04 (fka 199) ______the Stone Harbor Zoning Board of Adjustment prior to the hearing, for any interested person, current amount due thereon. be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F PUBLIC NOTICE at the Municipal Building, Second Avenue and by contacting any one of the following: Dennis check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% 10074 07, pending wherein HSBC BANK USA, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 110 East 95th Streets, Stone Harbor, New Jersey on an Township Clerk at Township Hall, 571 Peters- A full legal description of the premises can be of the bid price is required. N.A., AS TRUSTEE ON BEHALF OF ACE 21st Avenue Condominium, a Condo Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will application wherein Applicant will be requesting burg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, during found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SECURITIES CORP. HOME EQUITY LOAN be received via the Internet until 10:00:59 A.M. variance relief from the provisions of Ordinance normal business hours; or the Offi ce of the Fire County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and sale without further notice of publication. TRUST AND FOR THE REGISTERED HOLD- Nearest Cross Street: Central Avenue on 12/13/07, downloaded, and publicly opened 300 (Flood Damage Protection) and specifi cally District No. #2 Accountant, Michael J. Bohrer, assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. ERS OF ACE SECURITIES CORP. HOME and read, from Bidders classifi ed under N.J.S.A. in accordance with Ordinance 300-12 relating to CPA, 820 S. Shore Road, Marmora, NJ 08223. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- EQUITY LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2006-HE3, Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- 27:7-35.1 et seq.; in the CONFERENCE ROOM- fl ood elevation as to a portion of the structure. can be obtained from the local taxing authority. MAN ASSET BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. A, 1st Floor F & A Building, New Jersey Depart- Aaron K. Aprill, Secretary Amount due under judgment is Sheriff: John F. Callinan CATES the plaintiff AND JACQUELINE KIPP ment of Transportation, 1035 Parkway Avenue, Applicant reserves the right to seek such other Board of Fire Commissioners $152,524.94 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to 752706 A/K/A JACQUELINE J. KIPP A/K/A JAC- A full legal description of the premises can be Trenton, NJ 08625; for: variance or design waiver that may be neces- Dennis Township Fire District #2 be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4x Fee=$126.36 QUELINE J. SEMPLE A/K/A JACQUELINE found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May sary or required incident to this application. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 J. SEMPLE KIPP AND EDWARD KIPP, HER County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Route 47 Intersection Improvements, Contract 1x Fee=$15.80 11/21/07 of the bid price is required. ______HUSBAND, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and No. 018068060; Petersburg Rd. (CR 610) & Ty- Maps, plans and documents, if any, relative ______The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SHERIFF’S SALE shall expose for sale at public venue on: other Municipal Assessments. The amount due ler Rd. (CR 611), Township of Dennis, to this application will be available for public BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS sale without further notice of publication. WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Cape May County inspection at least ten (10) days prior to the DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #3 All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out DECEMBER A.D. 2007 Amount due under judgment is 100% State hearing in the offi ce of the Building Inspector, Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court $393,575.36 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to DP No: 07158 Municipal Building, Second Avenue and 95th PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING Sheriff: John F. Callinan Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Streets, Stone Harbor, New Jersey 08247, dur- 752713 BER F 13539 07, pending wherein BANK OF (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% Bidders are required to comply with the require- ing regular business hours. Please take notice that the Board of Fire Com- 4x Fee=$131.22 AMERICA, N.A. the plaintiff AND WILLIAM J. Jersey. of the bid price is required. ments of P.L. 1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C 17:27. Pur- missioners, Dennis Township Fire District #3, 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 ECKEL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any suant to P. L. 2005, C. 51, the awarded bidder Any interested party may appear at said hear- will hold a public hearing on the annual budget ______sale at public venue on: ALL THAT TRACT or parcel of land and sale without further notice of publication. must provide a completed Contractor Certifi ca- ing and participate therein in accordance with for fi scal year 2008, at the Belleplain Fire Hall, SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF premises, situate, lying and being in the City All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. tion and Disclosure of Political Contribution the rules of the Stone Harbor Zoning Board of 106 Hands Mill Road, Belleplain, New Jersey on DECEMBER A.D. 2007 of Wildwood, County of Cape May, and State Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Form(s) within fourteen (14) days from the Adjustment. Tuesday, December 18, 2007, at 6:30 p.m. At By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of New Jersey, more particularly described MAN award date. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:32-44, all the conclusion of this hearing, the Board of Fire the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street as follows: Sheriff: John F. Callinan bidders must be registered with the New Jersey VINCENT L. LAMANNA JR., Esquire Commissioners, Dennis Township Fire vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 752711 Department of Treasury, Division of Revenue, 2123 Dune Drive District #3, will adopt its fi scal year 2008 bud- 187 07, pending wherein THE BANK OF NEW Jersey. Lot 302 Block 128.06 f/k/a Lots 1.01, 1.02, 4x Fee=$116.64 Business Registration, as of the date of bids. P. O. Box 337 get. YORK TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS SUCCES- 2.01, 2.02, 16.01, 16.02, 17.01 & 17.02 Block 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 The awarded bidder must provide proof of valid Avalon, NJ 08202 SOR TO JP MORGAN CHASE BANK N.A. AS Property to be sold is located in the Town- 128 ______business registration within fourteen (14) days Attorney for Applicant, Ralph Pfi efer A copy of the budget will be available one week TRUSTEE the plaintiff AND DOMINIQUE A. DE ship of Middle, County of Cape May and SHERIFF’S SALE from the award date. Pursuant to the “Public prior to the hearing, for any interested person, PIETRO, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall State of New Jersey. Commonly known as 200 East Youngs Ave- Works Contractor Registration Act”, N.J.S.A. Dated: November 12, 2007 by contacting the Dennis Township Clerk at expose for sale at public venue on: nue, Unit 302, Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 34:11-56.48 et seq. (P.L. 2003, c. 91), all bidders Township Hall, 571 Petersburg Road, Den- WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF Premises commonly known as: 103 Lena of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery must be registered with the New Jersey Depart- 1x Fee=$21.87 11/21/07 nisville, New Jersey, during normal business DECEMBER A.D. 2007 Street, Cape May Court House, NJ A full legal description of the premises can be Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ment of Labor, Division of Wage and Hour Com- ______hours. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May BER F 19 07, pending wherein U.S. BANK NA- pliance, at the time of bid. The awarded bidder BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Tax Lot No. 2 and 4, Block No. 1016 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and TIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE ASSET must provide proof of PWCR within fourteen ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Donald Repici, Secretary (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and BACKED PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES (14) days from the award date. Application of MMR Associates Board of Fire Commissioners Jersey. Dimensions of Lot: Approximately 50 x 155 other Municipal Assessments. The amount due SERIES 2006-HE1 the plaintiff AND MICHAEL Block 83.03, Lots 102.02 and 104.01 Dennis Township Fire District #3 feet can be obtained from the local taxing authority. WAGNER, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall The Department, in accordance with Title VI 265 83rd Street Property to be sold is located in the Borough Amount due under judgment is expose for sale at public venue on: Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., 49 1x Fee=$13.36 11/21/07 of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May and Nearest Cross Street: Located at Lena Street $285,328.77 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued pursuant to such TAKE NOTICE that on the 7th day of December, ______State of New Jersey. and Douglass Avenue be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed DECEMBER A.D. 2007 Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act 2007 at 7:00 p.m., a hearing will be held before MIDDLE TOWNSHIP check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of 1973 will afford minority business enterprises the Stone Harbor Zoning Board of Adjustment ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Premises commonly known as: 9101 Atlantic The above advertisement does not consti- of the bid price is required. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street full opportunity to submit bids in response to this at the Municipal Building, Second Avenue and Avenue, Unit 214, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 tute a full legal description of the real estate. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New invitation and will not discriminate against any 95th Streets, Stone Harbor, New Jersey on an NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR The full legal description may be found at sale without further notice of publication. Jersey. bidder on the grounds of race, color, sex, na- application wherein Applicant will be request- DEVELOPMENT BEING KNOWN as Tax Lot No. 1, C0214 (aka the Offi ce of the Sheriff during regular busi- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. tional origin, or handicap in the project award. ing variances from the provisions of Ordinance 1, 5, 601) in Block 170 ness hours. Attorney SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP Property to be sold is located in the Ocean 560-15E (density of population, lot area and Applicant’s Name: Ketki & Mahendra Sheriff: John F. Callinan City, County of Cape May and State of New Plans, specifi cations, and bidding informa- minimum street frontage - pre-existing). Dadhania Dimensions of Lot: (approximately) Acacia PRIOR LIENS: First Mortgage – Bank of 752709 Jersey. tion for the proposed work are available at Bid Address: 34 Callison Lane, Voorhees, NJ Condominium America (03-31-07) $117,400.00 4x Fee=$121.50 Express website www.bidx.com. You must Applicant reserves the right to seek such other 08043 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 Premises commonly known as: 3522 Bay subscribe to use this service. To subscribe, variance or design waiver that may be neces- Owner’s Name: same Nearest Cross Street: Preston Avenue Taxes – Full year 2007 $1,387.11, plus inter- ______Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226 follow the instructions on the web site. Fees sary or required incident to this application. Address: est of $45.71 (11-30-07) SHERIFF’S SALE apply to downloading documents and plans and Subject Property - Street Address: Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- BEING KNOWN as Lot 29, Block 3507, on the bidding access. The fee schedule is available Maps, plans and documents, if any, relative 110 Court House - South Dennis Road nicipal or tax liens that may be due. A full legal description of the premises can be By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of offi cial Tax Map of the Ocean City on the web site. All fees are directly payable to this application will be available for public Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 99.03 Lot found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- to Bid Express. Plans, specifi cations, and bid- inspection at least ten (10) days prior to the (s): 13 A full legal description of the premises can be County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER Dimensions: 65.00ft x 85.00ft x 90.00ft x ding information may be inspected (BUT NOT hearing in the offi ce of the Building Inspector, found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and F 9941 07, pending wherein BANK OF NEW 60.00ft x 39.27ft OBTAINED) by contracting organizations at our Municipal Building, Second Avenue and 95th PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 13th day of County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATE Design Field Offi ces at the following locations: Streets, Stone Harbor, New Jersey 08247, dur- December 2007, at 7:00 P.M. prevailing time, at assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and can be obtained from the local taxing authority. HOLDERS CWABS, INC. ASSET-BACKED Nearest Cross Street: Bartram Lane ing regular business hours. the Middle Township Municipal Building, located other Municipal Assessments. The amount due Amount due under judgment is CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-13 the plaintiff 200 Stierli Court Any interested party may appear at said at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape May Court can be obtained from the local taxing authority. $29,203.77 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to AND THOMAS C. KELLEY AND FRANCES C. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Mt. Arlington, NJ hearing and participate therein in accordance House, New Jersey 08210, the Middle Township Amount due under judgment is be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed KELLEY, HIS WIFE are the defendant(s), I shall liens or other charges, and any such taxes, 973-770-5141 with the rules of the Stone Harbor Zoning Board Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a hearing $234,785.40 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% expose for sale at public venue on: charges, liens, insurance premiums or other of Adjustment. on the application for development of the under- be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed of the bid price is required. WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Route79&Daniels Way signed. Applicant seeks all required approvals check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any DECEMBER A.D. 2007 All interested parties are to conduct and rely Freehold, NJ VINCENT L. LAMANNA JR., Esquire and relief so as to permit another doctor with no of the bid price is required. sale without further notice of publication. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court upon their own independent investigation to 732-308-4025 2123 Dune Drive more than two employees to utilize the subject The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- P. O. Box 337 premises on Mondays and Wednesdays when sale without further notice of publication. Attorney KOURY, TIGHE, LAPRES, BISULCA (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New terest remain of record and/or have priority 1 Executive Campus Rt. 70W Avalon, NJ 08202 the property is otherwise vacant at the subject All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. & SOMMERS Jersey. over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the Cherry Hill, NJ Attorney for Applicant, MMR Associates premises noted above. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Sheriff: John F. Callinan current amount due thereon. 856-486-6624 MAN 752707 Property to be sold is located in the Borough Dated: November 12, 2007 The applicant also requests any and all vari- Sheriff: John F. Callinan 4x Fee=$126.36 of Avalon, County of Cape May and State of A full legal description of the premises can be ances and/or waivers that the Zoning Board 752714 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 New Jersey. found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May New Jersey Department of Transportation 1x Fee=$21.87 11/21/07 may deem necessary. 4x Fee=$116.64 ______County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Division of Procurement ______11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 SHERIFF’S SALE th Bureau of Construction Services Premises commonly known as: 295 60 assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and PUBLIC NOTICE Specifi cally, the following variances and approv- ______Street, Avalon, NJ other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 1035 Parkway Avenue als are sought: SHERIFF’S SALE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of can be obtained from the local taxing authority. PO Box 605 the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- Trenton, NJ 08625 BEING KNOWN as Lot 1,3,5,21 & 23 Block Amount due under judgment is PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that at the November use variance to permit a doctor to utilize the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER 59.04 $531,079.70 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to 8, 2007 Regular Monthly Meeting of the CAPE premises when the property is otherwise vacant of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery F 4640 07, pending wherein 3x Fee=$123.93 COUNTRYWIDE be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed MAY COUNTY BRIDGE COMMISSION, a con- in violation of §250-19 B.(d) [only one type of Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- HOME LOANS, INC. the plaintiff AND WYN Dimensions are approximately 60 feet wide check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 tract for Armored Car Service was awarded to medical specialty involving one medical practice BER F 95 07, pending wherein NOVASTAR EVOY, JR.; LYNNE M. EVOY, HIS WIFE AND by 100 feet long of the bid price is required. ______Brinks, Incorporated of Philadelphia, Pennsyl- may utilize the building] MORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND GERALD CHRISTINE BROOKS are the defendant(s), I The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Notice of Initiation of the Section 106 Process: vania, for a period of two years beginning Janu- GENSOLI, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall shall expose for sale at public venue on: Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Drive sale without further notice of publication. Public Participation ary 1, 2008 and ending December 31, 2009, A copy of the said application and accompany- expose for sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. in the amount of $49,680 for the fi rst year and ing documents will be on fi le with the Secretary WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF DECEMBER A.D. 2007 Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Cricket Communications intends to construct $51,252 for the second year. of the Middle Township Zoning Board/Zoning DECEMBER A.D. 2007 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court other municipal liens. As of 8/23/2007 taxes Sheriff: John F. Callinan a wireless telecommunications facility known Offi cer and may be inspected, during normal at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street are paid through 3rd Quarter 2007. 4th Quar- 752712 as ‘Gold Coast Broadcasting’ located in the William Henfey business hours, in the Middle Township Zon- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ter 2007 taxes in the amount of $1,523.13 is 4x Fee=$136.08 vicinity of 11 Nadine Boulevard, Seaville, Cape Chairman ing Offi ce, Middle Township Municipal Building, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. due on 11/1/2007. Total amount due as of 11/7, 11/14, 11/21, 11/28/07 May County, New Jersey 08230. The proposed Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape May Court Jersey. 10/16/2007 for unpaid water/sewer charges ______project will involve the collocation of telecom- 1x Fee=$8.50 11/21/07 House, New Jersey, by all interested parties Property to be sold is located in the Town- is the aggregate sum of $2,160.99 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION munications equipment on an existing telecom- ______at least ten (10) days prior to the said hearing. ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State munications tower. No adverse visual impact to BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Further, any interested party may appear in (Page A37 Please) Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES 13. Agreements for appraisal services of Yung- NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% tion with the FCC in Washington, D.C. for a con- (From Page A36) Nearest Cross Street: Delsea Drive hans Farm, Block 348, Lot 98.01 in Upper Town- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned, FOR LONG BEACH MORTGAGE LOAN of the bid price is required. struction permit for a new FM radio station that The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any will operate on channel 219A at Stone Harbor, ship for the Farmland Preservation Program to Attorney for the Applicant, owner Pen Turbo Property to be sold is located in the Town- TRUST 2006-11 the plaintiff AND STEVEN *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal sale without further notice of publication. New Jersey. The new station will operate from J. Paul Bainbridge in the amount of $2,700.00 Aviation, Inc., and contract buyer Cape Harbor ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State SCHLATMANN, ET AL are the defendant(s), I liens or other charges, and any such taxes, All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. a transmitter location located at 39 degrees, 03 and Metro Appraisal Services in the amount of Marine Service, LLC, shall make application of New Jersey. shall expose for sale at public venue on: charges, liens, insurance premiums or other Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG minutes, 54 seconds north latitude and 74 de- $1,965.00. to the Zoning Board of the Township of Lower, WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Sheriff: John F. Callinan grees, 44 minutes, 58 seconds west longitude, Cape May County, New Jersey, to construct and Premises commonly known as: 2711 Bay- DECEMBER A.D. 2007 All interested parties are to conduct and rely 752718 and its studio will be located at 55 East Main The contracts/agreements and resolutions au- operate a marine sales, service and storage fa- shore Road, Township of Lower, Villas, NJ at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court upon their own independent investigation to 4x Fee=$131.22 Street, Marlton, New Jersey. The offi cers and thorizing the above are on fi le and available for cility at the property located at 516 Breakwater 08251 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 directors of the applicant are William C. Lueb- public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk of the Road and otherwise known as tax block 500.01, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New terest remain of record and/or have priority ______kemann, Jr., Lynn F. Luebkemann, Robert W. Board of Chosen Freeholders. Lot 3 (the “Property”) which is located in Zoning BEING KNOWN as Tax Lot 9, Block 406 Jersey. over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the SHERIFF’S SALE Littrell, Judith L. Littrell and Julio C. Arroyo. A District I - Industrial, pursuant to Zoning Code current amount due thereon. Stephen O’Connor Section 400.19. The relief requested is set forth Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 114 x 60 Property to be sold is located in the Borough copy of the application, amendments and re- Clerk/Administrator below: x 106.73 x 40.08 x 20.37 approx. of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May and By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out A full legal description of the premises can be lated materials is on fi le for public inspection State of New Jersey. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May during regular business hours at 55 East Main 1x Fee=$52.25 11/21/07 Applicant seeks an interpretation pursuant to Nearest Cross Street: Shawmount Avenue Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Street, Marlton, New Jersey. ______N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70b, of whether Applicant Premises commonly known as: 215 W. But- BER F 12529 06, pending wherein WELLS assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED requires a use variance to construct and oper- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- tercup Road, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 3x Fee=$36.45 ate a marine sales, service and storage facility nicipal or tax liens that may be due. AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN STANLEY CAP- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 11/21, 11/28, 12/5/07 The County of Cape May (“County”) has entered at the Property. BEING KNOWN as Tax Lot 11 & 12 C0215 ITAL 1 INC. TRUST 2004-OP1 MORTGAGE Amount due under judgment is ______into contracts/agreements without competitive Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): in Block 9 PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to NOTICE OF COMPETITIVE CONTRACTS $391,470.08 bidding for professional or extraordinary, un- Alternatively, if necessary, Applicant seeks a use None 2004-OP1 the plaintiff AND RICHARD DEANE, be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed AWARDED specifi able services. The amounts charged for variance pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70d, for Dimension of Lot Approximately: ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% these services will be determined in accordance relief from Zoning Code Section 400-19, as well A full legal description of the premises can be 60x100 sale at public venue on: of the bid price is required. This notice is being published in accordance with the contracts/agreements dated as of No- as any other variances, waivers or other relief found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Nearest Cross Street: Lake Road WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11-4.5(g). vember 13, 2007. The County has authorized that may be necessary to construct and oper- County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Being Unit No. 215 in the 213-215 W. But- DECEMBER A.D. 2007 sale without further notice of publication. At a regular meeting of the Cape May County the following: ate a marine sales, service and storage facility assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and tercup Condominium together with an un- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. Board of Chosen Freeholders, held on Novem- at the Property. other Municipal Assessments. The amount due divided 50% interest in and to the common House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG ber 13, 2007, the County entered into contracts 1. Authorizing revising Wellbread Catering sub- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. elements appertaining thereto as set forth (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Sheriff: John F. Callinan through the Competitive Contracting Process or contract in the amount of $805.40. Applicant also seeks variances pursuant to Amount due under judgment is in the Master Deed (and any amendments Jersey. 752720 through the Fair & Open Process as follows: N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70c, for relief from Zoning $174,119.04 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to thereto) dated April 4, 2006, recorded April 4x Fee=$131.22 2. Contract with Indoor Air Technologies, Inc. Code Sections 400-19.A. [side-yard setback], be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 17, 2006 Property to be sold is located in the Town- 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 1. Contract with Hatch Mott MacDonald for the for Microbal remediation for pipe insulation and 400-19.E. [signs], 400-34.A.(1) [landscaping be- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State ______provision of modeling the hydrology of the Cox HVAC system cleaning and acoustical ceiling tween off-street parking and street and lot lines], of the bid price is required. Prior Liens/Encumbrances of New Jersey. SHERIFF’S SALE Hall Creek watershed and design of a culvert in tile and partial suspension system replacement 400-46.C.(2) [one soil boring per 5,000 square The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sewer Open Plus Penalty: $93.64 Premises commonly known as: 116 Clare- the total amount of Task 1 at $39,500.00 and at the County Administration Building in the feet of basin surface area], 400-47.B. [minimum sale without further notice of publication. TOTAL as of November 5, 2007: $93.64 mont Road, Cape May NJ 08204 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of Task 2 at $57,100.00. amount of $494,900.00. 0.3 footcandle lighting in the parking area], All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. A full legal description of the premises can be the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- 400-52.C. [sidewalk installation], and 400-52.D. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May BEING KNOWN as Lot 14, Block 494.07, vision, Cape May County, F 2. Agreement with New Jersey Department of DOCKET NUMBER 3. Contract with F.W. Shaul & Sons Inc. for [street line trees], as well as any other variances, MAN County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of 4773 07, pending wherein Military and Veterans Affairs for lease of space GMAC MORTGAGE, 2007 Miscellaneous Drainage Improvements waivers or other relief that may be necessary in Sheriff: John F. Callinan assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Lower the plaintiff AND in the National Guard Armory by the Health LLC MICHAEL R. ADAMS, ET I on various County Roads in the Boroughs of order to construct and operate a marine sales, 752715 other Municipal Assessments. The amount due Dimensions: 42.43ft x 37.57ft x 126.02ft x are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Department from 7/1/07 through 6/30/08 in the AL Avalon and Stone Harbor, City of Sea Isle City service and storage facility at the Property. 4x Fee=$116.64 can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 81.67ft x 125.00ft at public venue on: amount of $75.00. 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 Amount due under judgment is Nearest Cross Street: Old Mill Drive and Townships of Lower, Middle and Upper in WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF the amount of $322,028.00. Applicant also seeks preliminary and fi nal major ______$589,550.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 3. Agreement with Cape Counseling Services, DECEMBER A.D. 2007 site plan approval along with waivers, pursuant SHERIFF’S SALE be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed liens or other charges, and any such taxes, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Inc., Cape May Court House, NJ to provide The contracts/agreements and resolutions au- to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-10.3, from Zoning Code check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% charges, liens, insurance premiums or other House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Medical Social Work Services for the Health thorizing the above are on fi le and available for Sections 400-77.D.(20) [loading area] and 400- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the bid price is required. advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Department effective 11/13/07 through 11/12/08 public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk of the 77.D.(24) [signs] as well as any other variances, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All interested parties are to conduct and rely Jersey. at a rate of $45.00 per hour. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- sale without further notice of publication. upon their own independent investigation to Board of Chosen Freeholders. waivers or other relief which may be necessary F 5019 07, pending wherein 4. Modifi cation No.2 authorizing increases to the in order to construct and operate a marine sales, BER WELLS All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- Property to be sold is located in the City of the plaintiff AND following Area plan subcontracts for the period Stephen O’Connor service and storage facility at the Property. FARGE BANK, N.A. JOAN L. Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD terest remain of record and/or have priority Ocean City, County of Cape May and State are the defendant(s), I shall 1/1/07 through 12/31/07: Congregate Meals Clerk/Administrator COHETS, ET AL Sheriff: John F. Callinan over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the of New Jersey. expose for sale at public venue on: 752717 current amount due thereon. $13,231, Home Delivered Meals $28,905, State A public hearing will be held before the Zoning Home Delivered Meals $1,020, State Weekend 1x Fee=$19.44 11/21/07 Board of the Township of Lower on Thursday, WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF 4x Fee=$136.08 Premises commonly known as: 301 41st A full legal description of the premises can be Home Delivered Meals $1,182, Housekeeping ______December 6, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. at the Town- DECEMBER A.D. 2007 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 Street Unit 4, Ocean City NJ 08226 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ______found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May $1,175, Adult Protective Services $1,500, Phys- FIRE DISTRICT NO. 1, ship Hall, 2600 Bayshore Road, Villas, New House Building located at 9 N. Main Street County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and ical Health – Dental Services $182, National OF MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Jersey. Copies of the Application are on fi le with SHERIFF’S SALE BEING KNOWN as Lot 1, Block 4003, on the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Family Caregiver Support Services $619. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ the Board Secretary for review by the public offi cial Tax Map of the City of Ocean City Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of other Municipal Assessments. The amount due prior to the scheduled hearing. This hearing is a the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 5. Contract with Aculabs, Inc. for the provision of PUBLIC NOTICE continuance of the hearing before the Board on Dimensions: None Given (Condo Unit) November 1, 2007. Property to be sold is located in the City of vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F Amount due under judgment is phlebotomy laboratory services from 11/14/07 Nearest Cross Street: None Given (Condo Please be advised that a special meeting will Wildwood, County of Cape May and State of 16746 06, pending wherein HSBC BANK USA, $110,128.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to through 11/13/08 for Crest Haven Nursing and Unit) be held by the Board of Fire Commissioners, If you have any objections to the granting of the New Jersey. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION the plaintiff AND be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Rehabilitation Center. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% Fire District No. 1 of Middle Township, County relief sought, please attend the hearing and you PAULA LONNEY, ET AL are the defendant(s), *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal of the bid price is required. 6. Contract with Petroleum Traders Corp. to of Cape May, on Monday, November 26, 2007 will be heard. Premises commonly known as: 213-215 East I shall expose for sale at public venue on: liens or other charges, and any such taxes, th The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any furnish and deliver diesel fuel to the county and at 6:00 PM prevailing time at the Fire House, 25 Avenue, Wildwood NJ 08260 WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF charges, liens, insurance premiums or other sale without further notice of publication. participating Co-Op member for a term of one 10 South Boyd Street, Cape May Court House, HANKIN SANDMAN & PALLADINO DECEMBER A.D. 2007 advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. year with an option for an additional year for the New Jersey. The purpose of this meeting is to Counsellors-At-Law BEING KNOWN as Tax Lot 8 fka 21, 23, 22.02 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court All interested parties are to conduct and rely Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG fi xed mark up charge of $.0728 per gallon. review the 2008 upcoming fi re budget and any A Professional Corporation and 24.02 in Block 227.02 fka 227 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street upon their own independent investigation to Sheriff: John F. Callinan other related Fire Company business. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- 752719 7. Contract with Kronos, Inc. in the amount of BY: RAYMOND J. WENT, JR., ESQUIRE Dimensions of Lot: (approximately) Court- Jersey. terest remain of record and/or have priority yard Condominium 4x Fee=$140.94 $226,745.00 to provide proprietary Kronos time A Special Meeting will be held at 7:00 P.M., De- Attorneys for Applicant, over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the cember 10, 2007, prior to the regular monthly Pen Turbo Aviation, Inc., owner Property to be sold is located in the Town- 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 keeping hardware and software and provide current amount due thereon. meeting of the Fire Commission, to introduce Cape Harbor Marine Service, LLC, contract Nearest Cross Street: Central Avenue ship of Lower, County of Cape May and State ______project management and training. SHERIFF’S SALE and adopt the 2008 budget. buyer of New Jersey. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this 8. Proposals for Gibson Associates, Inc. in the Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- sale may be subject to a limited lien prior- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out amount of $103,792.00 to provide construction 1x Fee=$12.15 11/21/07 DATED: November 14, 2007 nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Premises commonly known as: 713 West ity of the condominium association and any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery engineering services associated with Ocean ______Rio Grande Avenue, Wildwood NJ 08260 successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may be A full legal description of the premises can be Division, Cape May County, Drive (CR619) Repairs from 4th Avenue to PUBLIC NOTICE 1x Fee=$41.31 11/21/07 DOCKET NUM- responsible for paying up to 6 months worth found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May F 14484 07, pending wherein Townsends Inlet Bridge in the Borough of BEING KNOWN as Lot 9, Block 815, on the BER US BANK of unpaid condominium fees. County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Lower NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE Avalon. assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Dimensions: 80.00ft x 30.00ft x 80.00ft x FOR BEAR STEARNS ABS 2006-AC4 the A full legal description of the premises can be other Municipal Assessments. The amount due 30.00ft plaintiff AND MARIA CALABRESE, ET AL found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May 9. Agreement with Inservco Insurance Services, can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Nearest Cross Street: Shawcrest Road are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Inc. in the amount of $43,000.00 per year, three Amount due under judgment is public venue on: assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and year agreement for providing third party admin- $144,660.20 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal WEDNESDAY THE 19TH DAY OF other Municipal Assessments. The amount due istration of the County’s Workers Compensation be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed liens or other charges, and any such taxes, DECEMBER A.D. 2007 can be obtained from the local taxing authority. claims. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% charges, liens, insurance premiums or other at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Amount due under judgment is of the bid price is required. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 10. Proposal of Ford, Scott, Seidenburg and advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. $177,825.27 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All interested parties are to conduct and rely (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Kennedy, LLC in the amount of $105,000.00 sale without further notice of publication. upon their own independent investigation to Jersey. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% to provide auditing services for the year ending All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. ascertain whether or not any outstanding in- of the bid price is required. December 31, 2007. Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- terest remain of record and/or have priority Property to be sold is located in the Town- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any MAN over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the ship of Middle, County of Cape May and sale without further notice of publication. 11. Agreement with Bank of America for provid- Sheriff: John F. Callinan current amount due thereon. State of New Jersey. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. ing procurement card services for the County 752716 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG and Cooperative Members for a three year term 4x Fee=$111.78 A full legal description of the premises can be Premises commonly known as: 30 Lochlalsh Sheriff: John F. Callinan at no annual fee to the County. 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Lane, Rio Grande NJ 08242 752721 ______County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and 4x Fee=$145.80 12. Agreements for appraisal services of Eisele SHERIFF’S SALE assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and BEING KNOWN as Lot 12, Block 1436.03, 11/21, 11/28, 12/5, 12/12/07 Farm , Block 476, Lot 7 in Upper Township for other Municipal Assessments. The amount due on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of ______the Farmland Preservation Program to J. Paul By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of can be obtained from the local taxing authority. 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The Herald publishes Church. HENRY JOHN brief death notices free NORMAN E. WEIN- PLOKHOOY and paid obituaries for Obituaries BERG, 77, of Cape May, $1.75 a line. Obituaries Nov. 14, 2007. He was of Cape May, NJ & are submitted by funeral a resident since 1959, a War, worked as a part time World War II, a found- Mt. Laurell (formerly of homes; family members Social Studies teacher at police offi cer here for 25 ing and life time member Clifton, NJ) on November who submit information Lower Cape Regional High years, was a member of the of the Cape May Marlin 15, 2007. must provide the funeral School for 34 years, and a Woodbine Fire Company and Tuna Club and past Beloved husband of home name. and past chief of the Wood- president of the Cape May member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. the late Elizabeth Plok- bine Rescue Squad, and a Kiwanis Club. hooy. Loving husband of REGINA MARY AU- DOROTHY M. WIL- USDA meat inspector. JOYCE F. VAN-VORST Margaret. Cherished fa- BREY, 58, of North Wild- SON, (nee West) 76, of VICTORIA J. KEAR- 90, of Petersburg, Nov. ther of Charles Plokhooy wood, Nov. 10, 2007. She Cape May, Nov. 11, 2007. NEY, 81, of North Cape 15, 2007. She was a long & Carl Hansen. Dearest was a member of St. Ann’s She was a resident for 25 May, Nov. 17, 2007. She time resident of Upper stepfather of Loretta & Church, and president of years and a member of was a resident since 1997, Township and a member of Louis. Step grandfather St. Ann’s Saturday night the Macedonia Baptist member of the Villas Fish- Wesley United Methodist of Tom, Renee, Ronald & Bingo. Church. ing Club, and former mem- Nicole. Step great grand- RUTH KOELLE ber of the Christ of King father of Sean, Ryan, Tom CASEY, 69, of North Cape 0% APR Church. College Offers Basic Skills & Nate. Dear brother of May, Nov. 12, 2007. She CESARE F. ‘Chester’ Doris Oleksey & Char- was a resident since 1984, for 12 Months* ORIO, 89, of Cape May, Training to Employees lotte Palacek. retired from Acme Mar- Nov. 16, 2007. He was a He was employed by kets after 20 years, and a resident for 35 years, and MAYS LANDING — As ever is most convenient the Bridge Commission For Your FREE member of St. Raymond’s a member of Our Lady Star a participating partner to meet the employees’ of Cape May for over 10 Church. In-Home Consultation of the Sea Church. of the Basic-Skills Work- training needs. years. He was a WWII ANTHONY W. ROY LINDLEY SMITH, force Training Program, ACCC will offer several Navy Veteran. CRESCENZO SR., 65, of call us at 89, of Ocean City, Nov. 13, Atlantic Cape Community basic skills training ses- Funeral was held Tues- Wildwood, Nov. 4, 2007. 2007. He was a veteran of College offers free basic sions this fall, including: day, November 20 at the CATHERINE ‘Katie’ World War II and an ac- skills training to employ- • Microsoft Word 2003, Hunt Stellato Funeral DEOLA, 108, of Court tive member of Pi Kappa ees of Atlantic and Cape Nov. 26; Microsoft Excel Home, 1601 Palisade 609.513.8595 House, Nov. 13, 2007. Alpha. May County businesses, 2003, Nov. 27; and Micro- Avenue, Fort Lee, NJ. She lived most of her life *restrictions may apply JAMES S. STALFORD, thanks to a $1.88 million soft Word and Excel 2003, Cremation was private. in Vineland before moving 80, of Villas, Nov. 15, grant from the New Jersey Nov. 28. All sessions are 9 Send condolences to to Avalon Manor. 2007. He was a veteran Department of Labor and a.m.-5 p.m., at the Institute Stellatofuneralhomes. ANNABELLE R. DIC- of World War II and the Workforce Development. for Service Excellence at com OLA, 83, of Court House, Korean War, and a member Employees can receive the Hamilton Mall in Mays Nov. 14, 2007. She was a of the American Legion basic skills training in Eng- Landing. resident since 1991 after and VFW. lish as a second language, • Microsoft Word 2003, living in North Cape May VINCENT JOSEPH written and verbal com- Dec. 4; Microsoft Excel The Wetlands Institute & AAA Present… for 37 years, and was a TOMPKINS, 89, of Cape munications, computer ap- 2003, Dec. 5; and Micro- member of Our Lady of the May, Nov. 13, 2007. He plications (Windows, Mi- soft Word and Excel 2003, 12 Night Alaska “Double Denali” Cruise Tour Angels Church. was a veteran of World War crosoft Offi ce), and math- Dec. 6. All sessions are PATRICIA ‘Pat’ DING- II and a longtime member ematics and measurement 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at ACCC’s ER, 69, of Ocean City, Nov. of Our Lady Star of the Sea from ACCC at no charge. Cape May County Campus, 13, 2007. She attended St. Church. However, employees who 341 Court House-South Frances Cabrini Church. JEAN M. TROENDLE, participate must be paid at Dennis Road, Cape May ANNETTE MARY FUS- 75, of Wildwood, Nov. 12, their usual hourly rate dur- Court House. IEK, 46, of Court House, 2007. She was a perma- ing the training sessions. Businesses in Atlantic June 1-13, 2008 Nov. 17, 2007. She was a nent resident since 1998 This new training proj- and Cape May counties aboard Holland America’s ms Veendam resident of the area since and a member of St. Ann’s ect has reduced the pa- can get more information 1986. Church. perwork and enrollment or sign their businesses Special Group Rates/Private Reception JOSEPH GURDGIEL, CHARLES E. TRYON, restrictions. ACCC will and employees up for train- Cocktail Party SR., 78, of Woodbine, 88, of Cape May, Nov. 17, organize classes for em- ing by calling Sherwood Nov. 16, 2007. He was 2007. He was a resident ployees at its campus or at L. Taylor, director of the a veteran of the Korean since 1962, a veteran of a business location, which- Institute for Service Excel- Sign Up Today! lence at ACCC, at (609) 343-5689. This Space won’t last! Travel Q. How do I Air Add-on from Philadelphia is $951.52 including deviation fee which will afford the best fl ights. KNIGHTS BREAKFAST With a minimum of 15 people, we will arrange transportation to receive a Herald the airport from the Wetlands Institute at an additional charge. WOODBINE — The Robert B. Ervin Council of For Reservation And Information, at Home? the Knights of Columbus Please Contact AAA Rio Grande 609-465-3033 Family Buffet Breakfast will be held 8 a.m.-noon on Sunday at St. Casimir’s Church basement on Clay AAA. Use it for all it’s worth.® Avenue. Adults $ 6; chil- The New Grande Center, Route 9 & 47, 609-465-3033 dren $3. Cape May County’s Rain, sleet, Beloved Family and Friends snow or A. 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June Drought Makes SBA Loans Possible COURT HOUSE — The counties. Eligible small businesses tural producers. U.S. Small Business Ad- Under the declaration, may qualify for loans up to Interested business ministration announced SBA Economic Injury Di- $ 1.5 million. Those loans owners should contact on Nov. 15 that federal saster Loan program is are available at a 4 percent the SBAs Customer Service disaster loans are available available to farm-related interest rate with terms up Center, (800)-659-2955 to small businesses located and nonfarm-related small to 30 years. Monday through Friday 8 DICK & MARY SHEA in New Jersey as a result of business concerns and SBA determines eligibil- a.m. to 10 p.m. and Satur- IN HONOR OF drought and high tempera- small agricultural coopera- ity for the program based day and Sunday from noon tures that occurred June 1, tives that suffered fi nancial on the size and type of to 10 p.m. EST. ED & SUSAN PARRISH 2007 and continuing. losses as a direct result of business and I ts fi nancial Loan applications can Dennisville United Methodist Women Cape May County is that disaster. resources. also be downloaded from among those included in Farmers and ranchers Loan amounts and terms www.sba.go. the declaration, and busi- are not eligible to apply are set by the SBA and are nesses are eligible to apply, to the SBA, but nurseries based upon each applicant’s Completed loan applica- as are those in Atlantic, are eligible to apply for fi nancial condition. tions must be returned to Burlington, Cumberland, economic injury disaster Under this disaster dec- SBA not later than June Gloucester, Mercer, Mon- loans for losses caused by laration, the SBA cannot 30, 2008. mouth, Ocean and Salem drought conditions. provide loans to agricul- Santucci’s Opens First Garden State Parlor NORTH WILDWOOD phia Santucci Square Pizza 3301 Route 9 South — Santucci Square Pizza, and his wife Teresa Santucci (Near Starbucks) 115 E. 17th Ave., held its Carelli. Rio Grande, NJ 08242 grand opening Nov. 10. Manager of the Cott- 609-463-0080 The local parlor is one of man Avenuie, Philadelphia nine locations, and is the parlor, Jim McCorry, was Customer fi rst in New Jersey. present. Appreciation Night Santucci’s signature is All in the large crowd December 8 6pm‐8pm a square pizza made with which gathered to welcome fresh dough, then mozza- the new business were rella cheese, then toppings served a slice of the fi rst and saunce over the bottom pizza by Leyland, Carelli Meet your Great Clips staff up layer. and McCorry. close and personal Donna Leyland, owner Let us go singing as far At Nov. 10 opening is, from left, Gene Carelli, Food, goodies and other local of the local parlor, was as we go: the road will representing Santucci family, Donna Leyland, North vendors attending joined by Gene Carelli, be less tedious. Wildwood owner, Jim McCorry, manager of Cottman (NO HAIRCUTS) from the original Philadel- -Virgil, Eclogues Avenue, Philadelphia parlor. $ 00Off haircut Offer expires 12/31/2007 Sturdy Savings Bank Helps Local Food Bank 2 Not valid with any other offers. Limit one Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-8pm to a customer. At participating salons. Sat 9am-6pm / Sun 10am-4pm COURT HOUSE — “Fill The bank matched all up the Jug!” That was the monetary donations. Relax.Youʼre at Great Clips challenge posed to Sturdy “We are grateful to have Savings Bank employees as wonderful employees who the organization wrapped truly care about their com- up its campaign to help munity,” said Jerry Reeves, stock a local food bank. Sturdy’s executive vice The Sturdy team stepped president and chief operat- Beat Your High Heating Bills up to the plate and recently ing offi cer. presented Cape Human Felicia Smith, executive n You can actually benefi t now (and even save Resources with a check director of Cape Human for $2,370, according to Resources, credited Stur- some money for free!) Read on... a release. dy’s efforts with helping The donation was the to feed many. “We are so ou’ve heard it on the news, “No payments please.” We culmination of Sturdy’s thankful,” she said. Yand probably seen it in your understand. With approved Second Annual Employee For information about heating bill: Gas & Oil prices credit, you don’t need to pay until Fundraiser. Cape Human Resources, are up 50%+. Winter 2008. That’ll help you Employees “adopted” call 889-2699. And experts say Cape Human Resources Sturdy’s yearly employee it’s not over. really save! earlier this year, and made fundraiser reinforces its “Give me $650 Cash Trade- eight large deliveries to the mission as a local com- organization’s food pantry munity bank. The bank is This signals that prices of In” No problem. We need energy effi cient items will rise. network throughout the committed to serving the systems to train techs, so Patricia Bulifant, Sturdy Savings Bank’s human re- So you can expect hi-effi ciency year. needs of Cape May County we’ll pay you $650 trade-in Donation boxes were sources offi cer, standing, and Jerry Reeves, executive and supports many non- heating systems to cost much placed in Sturdy’s seven vice president and chief operating offi cer, present profi t organizations with off a new heating and cooling donation to Felicia Smith, executive director of Cape more than they do now. system! Cape May County branch- both financial donations es and administration Human Resources. and volunteers. Only a few people will spot Better Still At Precision Air office here. Sturdy staff nated a pre-made Thanks- She rallied co-workers Sturdy will soon select Heating & Cooling you’ll also contributed cereal, peanut giving dinner purchased at to “feed” their donations an organization to “adopt” this trend and invest soon. butter and hundreds of for 2008. Last year, em- get a complete 10-year warranty. a local supermarket. into a large glass jug, which The rest will wait around, other non-perishable food Patricia Bulifant, Sturdy’s she placed in strategic loca- ployees contributed funds waste energy dollars and then So you save energy and repair items to help feed the human resources offi cer, tions, and also alerted em- throughout the year for the pay “high demand” prices. It dollars with more comfort. Not a hungry. spearheaded the donation ployees to weekly grocery Coalition Against Rape and happens every time. bad deal. (But it’s not over yet!) One employee even do- drive. store specials. Abuse. Friendly Alert. But you can Call us at 522-2227 to schedule V.I.M. Adds 4 Trustees get a new gas or oil-saving a FREE, no obligation Energy COURT HOUSE — At Cape May County com- furnace, at an “old” price to Survey. We’ll tell you how much the Volunteers in Med- munity give of their time save energy now. So you keep a new system can save you. Plus icine's annual meeting, to help us provide for the all the savings! something else... Chair of the Board of Trust- uninsured who desper- ees Edward Clement an- ately need VIM's services,” Real Savings. Our hi-effi ciency No matter what you decide, nounced a new slate of Clement said. offi cers and new trustees VIM is a free nonprofi t heating systems can save you we’ll share ways to make your joining the board. clinic, which serves the 24-35% on heating costs right old system more effi cient. You’re Clement will continue to uninsured residents and away! That’s just for starters. ahead either way. serve as chair. workers of Cape May Steward Hartman was County who cannot afford You can still get one at But we’re not sure how long elected as vice chair. Trea- access to primary health surer Jay Ford and Secre- care and medications. preseason prices. Once these before the price increase, so call tary Marilyn Sweeney will The clinic relies on the are gone, we expect an industry- for your Free Energy Survey now. New Trustees with Chairman Clement, are, from left, also continue to serve. generosity of the local Melinda Weber, Rev. Bullock, Julia Hankerson. wide price increase. That’s Precision Air Heating & New board members Cape May County commu- Cooling at 522-2227. are:: Rev. Debra Bullock, nity, its churches, County to Volunteers in Medi- Also with this offer, you’re Dave Coskey, Julia Hanker- of Cape May, municipali- To make an appoint- Thanks- and stay warm! son, and Melinda Weber. ties, businesses, and indi- ment, to volunteer or for cine, 423 Route 9 North, invited to tell us... “Every year we are viduals and families who information, call 609-463- Cape May Court House, blessed to have such tal- make "neighbors caring for 2846. 08210. ented members of our neighbors" possible. Donations may be sent Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41

IRS Refunds Are Owed to ‘Lost’ Taxpayers MOUNTAINSIDE — It’s tions on how to resolve COSGROVE, HEATHER, wood BATHROOM REMODELING - hard to imagine, but 3,646 delivery problems. Marmora BONAPARTE, JOSEPH, Garden State taxpayers are Taxpayers can access CUTRO, MICHAEL J, Mar- Wildwood THE SKY’S THE LIMIT! owed about $3.42 million a telephone version of mora CARRILLO, MARTIN & Think about bathroom remodeling cabinets, gas fi replaces, paneling, fl ooring, by the Internal Revenue “Where’s My Refund?” by HOY, PEGGY A, Marmora ALEXANDRIA LOPEZ, Wild- and endless possibilities come to mind. doors and more. At Quality Home Center Service. Could you be one calling 1-800-829-1954. LEONARD, KEITH S & LIN- wood Whirlpool tubs, glass shower enclosures, our experienced design staff can assist you of them? Names of locals owed DA K, Marmora CORRENTE, ANTONIO, multi-head showers, cabinets and through the design, selection, delivery and The Internal Revenue refunds by the IRS: MCNESBY, KRISTIN, Mar- Wildwood mirrors, dramatic wall and fl oor tile and installation of your new dream bathroom. Service is looking for that RAY, JULUIS, Avalon mora FELICIANO, MIGUEL, separate dressing rooms are just some of We carry a full line of bath products, many New Jersey taxpayers COLLINS, GARY & JENNI- GALLAGHER, KEVIN P, Wildwood the remodeling opportunities that exist. fi xtures, tile, fl ooring, vanity cabinets, who can claim their share FER L, N Cape May Ocean City GIULIANO, ROSE M, Wild- Bathroom remodeling is a smart way to lighting, showers and tub to fi t any dècor of undeliverable refund ESTRADA MOLINA, GUA- KUTSCHERA, LAUREN E, wood Crest add value to your home while creating a and any budget. And we can help you checks. DEENCIO, Cape May Ocean City GRULLON, RONALDO, more comfortable and soothing personal optimize your space by discussing adding The IRS can reissue the GUINAN, THOMAS M & LYNESS, EUGENE P & MIL- Wildwood space. or enlarging your rooms. We carry a full You can also have the bath of your line of products from several quality checks, which average JUDITH A ONSA, Cape May DRED J, Ocean City JENSEN, MICHAEL R & dreams for a lot less than you might think. manufacturers. RUSS, MADISON E, Ocean KATHY M FOCKLER, Wild- $938, after taxpayers cor- HART, LOUIS & MARIE K, By carefully selecting materials, fi xtures We welcome you to stop by our rect or update their ad- Cape May City wood and design, you can have a wonderful new showroom weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. dresses with the IRS. In HORNING, MARY T, Cape SERAGO, CODY, Ocean MCGARVEY, AMANDA J, bathroom for as low as $6000, installed. and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m to speak some cases, a taxpayer May City Wildwood Have the luxury you’ve always wanted at to our knowledgeable staff. We accept has more than one check MANN, ELIZABETH, Cape STEFANOV, EMIL, Ocean NAUMOVSKA, DANIELA, a price you can afford. MasterCard, Visa and Discover. waiting. May City N Wildwood At QUALITY HOME CENTER no Nationally, there are QUATTRONE, MARK N, WHELAN, FRANK & MA- NESSLER, NICHOLAS R, job is too big or small. We specialize Please visit our web site: 115,478 taxpayers with Cape May RIE, Ocean City Wildwood in kitchens, bathrooms, countertops, www.qualityhomectr.com undeliverable refunds, to- RODRIGUEZ MOYA, JOSE MASCIO, JOSEPH & DAWN STEPANENKO, OXANA, taling about $110 million A, Cape May LENGETTI, Sea Isle City Wildwood Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 with an average refund of SALVIA, WILLIAM & PHYL- TAYLOR, THOMAS C, TILLOTSON, LINDSEY, $953. LIS, Cape May Whitesboro Wildwood Crest “Taxpayers should not GARCHINSKY, PAUL, Cape WALKER, LAMOND, TINCHEV, MIHAILT, Wild- miss out on getting their May C H Whitesboro wood Crest money back,” said IRS GUNDERSEN, GODFREY ACEVEDO RIOS, EDUAR- TORRES REYES, FILOGO- Spokesperson Gregg Se- & ELEANOR, Cape May Court DO, Wildwood NIO, Wildwood manick. ”The IRS makes House ANTIPOVA, DARIA, Wild- WERTZ, DOUGLAS B, Wild- it as easy as possible for PHILPOT, TIMOTHY L, wood wood taxpayers to update their Cape May C H BANOS PALACIOS, SO- JEFFERS, COREY G, Wood- addresses and claim their SMITH, SCOTT, Cape May CORRO. Wildwood bine refunds.” C H BARTH, THEODORA, Wild- LEIDER, BARBARA K, The “Where’s My Re- Woodbine fund?” COURT HOUSE — The Day Service Set tool on IRS.gov enables New Jersey League of Com- NORTH WILDWOOD taxpayers to check the munity Bankers recently — The Veterans of Foreign status of their refunds. honored John Mead, Sturdy friends & neighbors... Wars Post 5941 will host a friends & neighbors... A taxpayer must submit Savings Bank director, for Pearl Harbor remembrance (left to right) Erin Gleason; Mary Iannucci; Melissa D’Armi; Gail Seeburg, his or her social security more than 35 years of service on Dec. 7 at the Assistant Branch Manager; Elena Walczyk and Mark Hall, Regional VP number, fi ling status and service in the banking in- Hereford Inlet seawall lo- amount of refund shown dustry. Commercial Lending. Missing from photo are Pat Sample, Branch Manager cated in the parking lot of on their 2006 return. Mead has been a mem- and Teresa Barone, AVP Business Development. St. Demetrios Church, 321 The tool will provide the ber of the bank’s Board of St. Demetrios Ave. status of their refund and in Directors since 1971 Stop in and meet your friends and neighbors at Newfield National Bank. The service will start some cases provide instruc- at noon. All are invited to Our goal is to help you achieve your financial dreams as efficiently as attend. For information call possible, always in anticipation of your needs, with the latest products and Walters Elected To Board JOHN MEAD 609-729-5832. services available. We go the extra mile for our friends and neighbors. ATLANTIC CITY — Su- zanne Walters, mayor of Utility Hosts Session You can call us at 1-800-690-3440 Stone Harbor, was elected or see us online at www.newfieldbank.com. to serve on the executive Detailing Remediation board of the New Jersey State League of Munici- SEA ISLE CITY — Jersey ies conducted by JCP&L palities. Central Power and Light showed that the soil and As a member of the ground water at the site Member Company held an infor- FDIC board, Walters will help mational meeting outlin- contained materials related lead the association of New ing plans for a three-year to the former gas manufac- Jersey’s 566 municipal project to remove contam- turing process, including governments. inated soil and replace it materials present in coal She will represent the with clean fi ll at their site tar and oils. In general, the interests and needs of New located at the southwest effected areas are limited Jersey’s local elected of- SUZANNE WALTERS corner of 39th Street and in extent and contain low 3.5% Protect Your fi cials to county, state and Central Avenue. levels of MGP materials, al- federal governments, ac- All 566 mayors and Representatives of the though the concentrations Sales Home from cording to a release. 13,000 elected and ap- utility explained that the are greater than regulatory The New Jersey State pointed offi cials of member work would be done in guidelines. Tax Hurricanes League of Municipalities municipalities are entitled three phases beginning in JCP&L has been working is a voluntary association to all services and privi- the winter of 2007 through to investigate and reme- created to help communi- leged of the league, accord- Spring 2011. No work will diate the site under the with ties do a better job of self- ing to William G. Dressel be done during the summer direction of the state De- governing. Jr., executive director. seasons. partment of Environmental Public health, safety and Protection They are also Impact-Resistant United Way Volunteers minimizing disruption to conducting tests to ensure the community are three that gases from impacted from of their main objectives. soils beneath residential Work to Aid Community homes are not impacting Vinyl Windows They will monitor noise, WILDWOOD — Thanks- the community to accom- vibration and settlement, indoor air quality. giving is a time to count plish its mission, adminis- according to an offi cial of Dan Organ, who lives on one’s blessings, and for ters the United Way. JCP&L. 39th Street, attended the many people it is also a time Membership on the In addition, they will meeting. to think about giving back. United Way board requires install measures to protect “It was an excellent at- Designed to help keep wind and debris from If anyone is looking for a minimum time commit- neighbors and workers by tempt to inform the com- penetrating your home’s exterior during a way to make a real differ- ment - just a few hours a minimizing dust and odors, munity. It calms a lot of volatile weather conditions ence in their community, month, but that small com- maintaining good air qual- fears. There should not be the United Way of Cape mitment of time, talents ity, controlling the truck any problems if they do the NOW AVAILABLE AT May County wants them. and energy pays back huge traffi c and adding fencing project the way they are The United Way was dividends toward making and screening. planning it,” he stated in established in Cape May the community better, ac- The site is the home of a release. WILDWOOD GLASS INC. County in 1978 to make cording to a release. the former manufactured JCP&L has established the community a better And it creates even more gas plant that operated an information repository New Construction and Replacement Windows place to live by providing reasons to be thankful. from the 1880's to the at the Sea Isle City Public Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops residents with what they For information on how early 1920's. Plant facili- Library which contains need to live better lives. to make a real difference, ties were demolished in technical documents, such Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures A board of volunteers, call Suzanne Nardi at 729- the 1940's. as site assessments, work 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 who work together within 2002. Environmental stud- plans and testing reports. A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 From the Publisher Writer Lauds George’s Desire… The Mission During this season of thankfulness, I’d like to share with you Of ‘Family George Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving Proclamation. I usually run Lincoln’s proclamation, but opted for Washington’s this year Promises’ (Lincoln’s can be found at the bottom of my column on the web- site.) Eloquently penned below are the words of our fi rst president, To The Editor: stating all good things fl ow from the hand of a gracious, loving God. As we gather with family and friends, may we take a few I wanted to say to Family moments to refl ect upon the blessings we have here in this great Promises, organization for our country and thank the One who so lavishly pours them on us, out homeless children and fami- of his spectacular, unending love. Particularly, I am thankful that lies, that what they are going all of our four children, three spouses and fi ve grandchildren will to do, not attempting to do, is be joining us here in Cape May County for outstanding. Thanksgiving this year. There is an issue in this area “Whereas it is the duty of all nations to regarding affordable housing. acknowledge the providence of Almighty We know it, and everyone God, to obey His will, to be grateful for His else does too. There is a need benefi ts, and humbly to implore His protec- for emergency placement for tion and favor; and Whereas both Houses families and children who of Congress have, by their joint commit- don't have any other resource. tee, requested me “to recommend to the It is astonishing how outside people of the United States a day of public entities can come into the area thanksgiving and prayer, to be observed and build, and build, and build by acknowledging with grateful hearts the whether it's affordable or not. many and signal favors of Almighty God, especially by affording It is the desire of our family them an opportunity peaceably to establish a form of government as well to help with housing, for their safety and happiness:” something that no one should ======Our Readers Write be without. Situations and “…that we may then all unite in rendering emergencies happen, and cir- unto Him our sincere and humble thanks…” Thanks Film Fest Critics for the ‘Press’ cumstances arise. And before ======we become judgmental, just Now, therefore, I do recommend and assign Thursday, the 26th To The Editor, chasing one This guide had all pertinent informa- remember it can happen to any of November next, to be devoted by the people of these states to tion regarding the events including premieres, of us. the service of that great and glorious Being who is the benefi cent This letter is in response to the letter of Nov. 7 screenings, workshops and after-party times and We have taken your mis- author of all the good that was, that is, or that will be; that we by Dom and Rose Dandrea, our fi lm festival critics. locations. sion and added it to our family may then all unite in rendering unto Him our sincere and humble Thanks for their attendance and appreciation of a The Emeralds were invited by Robert Davi to Website. Our mission is to make thanks for His kind care and protection of the people of this country new event for the Wildwoods, but understand that sing at the world premiere of ‘The Dukes.’ They sure that everyone gets to know previous to their becoming a nation; for the signal and manifold this was an Art and Cultural’ Film Festival event, did however refuse to perform at Garfi eld’s when your mission. Before you know mercies and the favor, able interpositions of His providence in and not a concert for their entertainment. asked twice. it, there is going to be an out the course and conclusion of the late war; for the great degree of After a year of planning this event, with no I assume their group left the party early because pouring of support...just watch tranquility, union, and plenty which we have since enjoyed; for fi nancial support or tourism dollars, I must apolo- free food was provided to all the attendees at the and see. the peaceable and rational manner in which we have been enabled gize for this inaugural fi lm festival not rising to Garfi eld’s Party. DENISE BETHUNE to establish constitutions of government for our safety and happi- their critical standards. No loud music drove anyone away unless they Whitesboro ness, and particularly the national one now lately instituted; for After reading their letter to the editor I have are referring to Frank Stallone jamming with the the civil and religious liberty with which we are blessed, and the come to the conclusion that both of them need band for their free entertainment, and as for the means we have of acquiring and diffusing useful knowledge; and, to be included on the 2008 committee. dingy decorations at Garfi eld’s…both of them have Got An Opinion? in general, for all the great and various favors which He has been Instead of their non-constructive criticisms, been nominated to head the decorating committee Herald Newspapers wel- pleased to confer upon us. they can now have a say on how to coordinate a next year as well. comes letters on a wide range of And also that we may then unite in most humbly offering our successful fi lm fest. As for the Bolero party, Chubby Checker subjects. Have you an opinion? prayers and supplications to the great Lord and Ruler of Nations, Let me fi ll them in on some facts since they was not hired to sing nor was he obligated to Go to our Web site: www.cape- and beseech Him to pardon our national and other transgressions; decided to write a letter, which contains very perform at the after-party. He came as my friend maycountyherald.com and click to enable us all, whether in public or private stations, to perform few facts. Misters Davi and Stallone and over 100 to enjoy the event. on Opinion to submit a letter. our several and relative duties properly and punctually; to render fi lmmakers from around the globe were thrilled Maybe next year the authors can put up the Same rules apply, same number our National Government a blessing to all the people by constantly with this fi rst year festival. $30,000 fee for Chubby to sing the songs they like. of words (600) Or write one, being a Government of wise, just, and constitutional laws, discreetly Davi and Stallone were only obligated to us There was no indication by anyone that specifi c sign your name, hometown and and faithfully executed and obeyed; to protect and guide all sover- for Thursday and Friday, and had advanced artists would perform. phone number for verifi cation. eigns and nations (especially such as have shown kindness to us), fl ight reservations to leave before Saturday’s and Chubby, The Orlons, Dee Dee Sharp, The Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. and to bless them with good governments, peace, and concord; to Sunday’s events. Dovells, Len Barry and others were guests of the Thursday. (Page A44 Please) A professional, informative ‘program guide’ festival and agreed to make an appearance but not was available to all who were interested in pur- (Page A44 Please) Quote from the Bible Every good and perfect gift is from above. ‘We Just Elect ’Em’ James 1:17 The Reason a No-Brainer Never Happens in Lower

By JOE ZELNIK fi nance additional phases in the water extension project to bring city water to all who need it, Millions of miles above the earth’s atmosphere, a spacecraft The connection fees plus the proceeds from the new water Published Every Wednesday by the circles. On its rear bumper, a blue and gold sticker proclaims: customers would bring the MUA enough additional money to SEAWAVE CORPORATION “My Dog Is Smarter Than Your Dog.” Inside, a team of scientists, bond for still more expansion which in turn would bring in more each with only one eye in the middle of its forehead and long, red money to enable still more expansion, etc, ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher hair combed over from left to right, are bending over laboratory etc, etc. DENNIS R. HALL, Assistant Publisher equipment, slicing, dicing, and putting tiny amounts of gray matter One can empathize with people who ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor in test tubes, centrifuges and toaster ovens. don’t have $1,300. But there is a program JOSEPH R. ZELNIK, Editor Emeritus The aliens are studying the brains of Walt Craig, Robert Nolan, of the New Jersey Home Mortgage Associa- Wayne Mazurek, Thomas Conrad and Glenn Douglass. tion that would loan them the money for SUSAN K. AVEDISSIAN, Assistant Managing Editor No one knows when the spaceship landed in Villas and its oc- water connection fees to be paid back over CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor cupants sucked the brains of the members of Lower Township’s a 10-year-period at 1 percent a year. PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development governing body out of their left nostrils. If they can’t come up with 130 bucks a BENJAMIN N. HALL, And, truth be told, few Lower Township residents ever noticed year, let ‘em stop playing Bingo. Director of Online Application Development any difference in their elected offi cials. Will they do it unless forced? Apparently “Hey, we just elect ‘em; we don’t give ‘em IQ tests,” one not. So, council must mandate it, the same STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager explained to me. way everyone, including its neighbor, Middle Township, has. It’s KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager The loss of their brains is the preferred explanation for Lower’s as American as apple pie. We run a water line past your house; BETH HUBER, National Advertising Manager elected offi cials’ mindless treatment of the township’s major water you connect. You don’t have a choice, like the Early Bird’s rice DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager supply problems. pudding or Jello® . Small children understand it. The Lower MUA has extended But council has had trouble with this concept for years. 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 municipal water service to thousands of homes, many of which In the meantime, other suggestions surface. ■ Phone 886-8600 Fax 886-1879 lack potable as well as palatable water. With grants for areas with Form a committee, or a subcommittee. Maybe a sub-subcom- E-Mail: [email protected] salt water intrusion, the township MUA spent the money for the mittee with armed sergeants-at-arms? DEADLINES project in the belief the recipients of the Some council members have even Current topic on my Blog: News & Photos ...... Thursday pure water would connect to the lines. suggested maybe they should take over Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. The connection fee is $1,300, plus, it Blackwater and the Krongard brothers. the MUA. Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. is alleged, another $1,000 for a plumber. Quick, let loose the lions, the tigers, Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. Even people without brains could negotiate a lower price for one the large snakes. These politicians haven’t messed up Lower Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon fi rm to do all the plumbing. That’s why it’s called a no-brainer. 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Seawave rather have technicolor water coming out of the tap and drive miles two things: Report to their leader that conquering the humans Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own at $3 a gallon in order to buy jugs of water from the supermarket, would indeed be simple, or, recommend why bother since their negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost paying a huge premium in price. Think small. own alien nation already has enough zoos. of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right For at least a half-dozen years, Lower’s elected offi cials have The most immediate concern will take place at the Lower to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel declined to enact a policy to force the issue. Why make anybody Christmas parade. As these elected offi cials ride by, will a child any advertisement at any time. mad? So, some 300 continue not to participate. from Villas risk retribution by calling out, “Mommy, the council Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. Without collecting those fees, the Lower MUA is unable to members don’t have any brains?” Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A43 Our Readers Write Just Me Focus of Film Fest Was to Showcase Films Busting Myths About Land Down Under To the Editor: on and off the island, some of which include a DooWop Festival in Wildwood, NJHRA events, North Wildwood’s By JANINE VISALLI To be completely honest, if you see This is in response to a letter published Nov. 7 regard- Centennial, events sponsored by the chamber (we are someone ordering a Fosters in a pub, 9 ing the Film Festival. members), and many others. Dumb and Dumber is one of my favorite times out of 10 it’s a tourist. Most is actu- I am a lifelong (49 years), full-time resident and busi- Years ago I had another business in Wildwood and our movies, but they defi nitely got something ally brewed in Canada. ness owner (Segway Tours) of North Wildwood and truly merchants’ association organized many parades. wrong. Although Fosters’ does have a brewery love our island. For years I have volunteered my services, My husband, Skip, is relatively new here (nine years), “Throw another shrimp on the bar- in South Australia, if one really wants bie?” to sound Australian, he should ask for a N and although not a full-time resident, feels as strongly as I do about getting the different organizations and all of Well, Australians do love their bar- Carlton, Toohey’s, or maybe a VB (Victoria the municipalities working together for the benefi t of beques, but shrimp? Bitter). COMPASS the island. Mate, shrimp would be a luxury here! On that note, Aussies aren’t shy or re- E W After learning of the fi lm festival, we thought this In place of your typical shrimp, served when it comes to having POINTS... would be another feather in the island’s cap. We offered Australia enjoys very similar a good time. On any given night By AL CAMPBELL our assistance to the event’s creators and their sponsors, looking, but massive, prawns. of the week, the pubs are packed S the Hotel-Motel Association. We’ve worked with many Not only are these critters with partying Aussies ready to entertainers and have a good rapport with them, and are much larger than what we chat up us foreign American I don’t know how many people read Presidential very familiar with security issues. The festival Website Americans are accustomed to, girls. proclamations, especially those declaring a national contains a link for volunteers. but Aussies don’t bother taking Although I’ve adapted to and day of thanksgiving, so I decided to read some and see The event took place Sept. 27-30 and was successful. the heads or legs off nor de-vein- taken on the Australian fashion what those austere documents had to say to Americans Four parties were planned and open to the public, two ing them before putting them sense (think bright colors and of bygone days. requiring a fee. on display. fl irty dresses), what still makes The fi rst reviewed was by President George Wash- Thursday’s event (Garfi eld’s) was fi rst. The Emeralds Gross. me laugh while out on the town is ington, signed Oct. 3, 1789 in New York City, which were asked to perform, but declined. Frank Stallone Wondering why I’m writing the behavior of many Australian set forth a “day of publick thanksgiving and prayer” offered to perform and Stephen Caldwell (The Orlons) about Australian cuisine? men with each other. on Nov. 26, 1789. and George Manney, whose film premiered Friday, I am currently studying abroad in In America, especially college night life, A reason for that early observance, he noted, was joined him. Sydney, Australia. I’ve been here since guys dance with girls. You hardly ever fi nd “the many and signal favors of Almighty God, especially Everyone enjoyed this impromptu performance. Appe- July, and now that my semester is over a circle of guys talking, let alone dancing, by affording them an opportunity tizers were served a bit later, due to a miscommunication. and I’m about to leave, I fi gured I’d bust without a female present. peaceably to establish a form of Decorations were minimal as the establishment was open some myths and share some other cultural In Australia, although just as eager to government for their safety and to the public. Robert Davi stayed most of the evening, facts that I’ve learned about the land meet girls, the Australian men are perfectly happiness.” after receiving an award. Stallone stayed all evening. The down under. content not only socializing in just a group President Abraham Lincoln Orlons were scheduled to arrive Saturday. Besides those creepy looking prawns, of guys, but even dancing without a female signed the next one I read in 1863 Friday’s event at Lighthouse Pointe was compliments I’ve discovered that Aussies love their attached to them. as the Civil War raged. He named of Carolyn Travis, in celebration of her premiere. Stallone abbrevs (abbreviations). Think you can imitate an Australian the “last Thursday of November stopped by and spent most of the evening. I mean, why say the entire word accent? Many Americans think they can, next, as a day of Thanksgiving and Saturday’s event (Bolero) was a paid event. Confusion “university” when you can just tell but really, they just sound like Steve Irwin: Praise to our benefi cent Father was due to the fact that they were still serving dinner in someone you go to uni to study maths overexcited and super exaggerated. who dwelleth in the Heavens.” the same room, so adjustments were made. (mathematics)? You can stop at Macca’s Although there is no doubt that the As he urged remembering the Davi left Friday and Stallone left Saturday morning. (McDonald’s) on the way to campus, but accent is an obvious one, the Australian many blessings, even in the war Chubby was not paid to perform, but offered to perform make sure to bring your boardies (board accent is not exactly the same as Irwin’s. years, he asked all to “commend to his tender car all his new record. shorts) and sunnies (sunglasses) because My attempts still come up rather short. those who have become widows, orphans, mourners The Orlons did perform Saturday night and the large the beach is the fi rst stop after class. Obvi. Overall, I’ve learned a lot about Austra- or sufferers in the lamentable civil strife in which we crowd that was there enjoyed them immensely. (Obviously). lia, and it’s rather distressing that by the are unavoidably engaged, and fervently implore the Charlie Gracie was paid to perform and was wonder- The list goes on. time this is published, I will have less than interposition of the Almighty Hand to heal the wounds ful. Many fi lmmakers were in attendance. One of the I haven’t seen a single kangaroo except a week left in this beautiful and exciting of the nation…” Simpsons’ animators was seen “drawing” his autograph for in the zoos. Sure, I also haven’t left the country. In 1918, shortly after the Great War ended on Nov. for fans. I thought the Emeralds would be there as well, city of Sydney too much, but hey, plenty of Don’t fret too much, however. Within 11, President Woodrow Wilson, who, as governor, but they chose not to participate. The party continued people think that those roos are just hop- a week, I’ll be taking off for Hong Kong visited Court House, Stone Harbor and Wildwood, de- ‘til after midnight. ping down the streets of Aussie land. and a few other South Pacifi c destinations clared Nov. 28, as a “day of thanksgiving and prayer. Sunday’s closing event was at Flip Flops in North However, the wildlife does vary exten- with my family. “This year we have special and moving cause to be Wildwood. sively from anything in the U.S. Until then, I’ll avoid the prawns, enjoy grateful and rejoice. God has in His good pleasure given Remember, the purpose of this event was to showcase Australia boasts some of the world’s the kanga, and enjoy my last few days us peace. It has not come as a mere cessation of arms, fi lms, which is the reason it’s called a Film Festival. That most poisonous spiders. Moreover, zoos on the beautiful Coogee Beach. Cheers, a mere relief from the strain and tragedy of war. It has is the focus, not the parties. Most parties that follow pre- are actually packed with kangaroos, mate. come as a great triumph of right.” miers are by invitation only. The GWHMA felt the public koalas, dingoes, wombats, and duck-billed P.S. Post-surgery update (as per request): President Franklin D. Roosevelt, on Nov. 12, 1935, should be invited, the fee was to help offset costs. platypuses. I’m out of my sling and almost entirely signed that year’s proclamation in the depths of the It was a wonderful weekend. There may have been a The zoos aren’t the only places you can back to a full range of motion. By January, Great Depression. Thanksgiving year fell on Nov. 28. few kinks, but this was a new event. People learn from fi nd the friendly kanga. Just the other day, I hope to be topping those pyramids on FDR noted, “In traversing a period of national mistakes, and discussions took place that weekend for my roommates and I saw kangaroo….on the Georgetown cheerleading squad and stress our country has been knit together in a closer next year. This event was a huge undertaking, with no our lunch plate. That’s right, we ate kan- cheering my Hoyas through another thrill- fellowship of mutual interest and common purpose. funding from GWITDA or the chamber. garoo, and it tastes just like beef. ing basketball season! We can well be grateful that more and more of our My suggestion for those who found fl aws in the event, Fosters’, Australian for beer? Hardly. people understand and seek the greater good of the volunteer for next year’s festival. We’ve already started Fosters’ is actually false advertising at Visalli, 20, is a junior at Georgetown greater number.” putting together some marketing strategies and should the it’s fi nest! University In November 1943 the nation was mired in World committee, or other event coordinators need anything, War II. There seemed little for which to be grateful we would gladly volunteer our help. on Nov. 25, still Roosevelt proclaimed, “God’s help him to his devoted audience. Please know that we only have the island’s best interest Conversations Outside the to us has been great in this year of march towards O. J. smirks and thumbs at heart. Yes, I live in North Wildwood, but this entire world-wide liberty.” Box his nose at the dead and at island will always have my heart. “Our forges and hearths and mills have wrought their suffering families and well; and our weapons have not failed. Our farmers, in turn generates revulsion KAREN ALLEN with JP Moreland victory gardeners, and crop volunteers have gathered from all but the small band The Segway Solution and Craig Hazen and stored a heavy harvest in the barns, and bins and of hoodlums with whom he North Wildwood cellars,” he wrote. surrounds himself. Mr. Roosevelt was not to see the end of that war, The lesson in this? Certainly there is and be grateful for its outcome. More Letters & Opinions Page A44 The Karmic Life no way to take some casual observations about the public fascination with Earl and On Nov. 12, 1945, that duty fell to President Harry By CRAIG J. HAZEN Truman who signed the proclamation denoting Nov. O. J. and draw some universal conclusions, 22 as Thanksgiving Day. right? Well, it depends on your worldview. Earl Hickey could have predicted this. If you believe the universe and all that is “In this year of our victory, absolute and fi nal, over O. J. Simpson is back in the news because German fascism and Japanese militarism; in this time of in it, including humankind, is the result of he is facing some very serious charges in a mindless, purposeless accident, then the peace so long awaited…let us give thanks to Almighty Las Vegas, including a charge of armed Providence for these exceeding blessings.” sense of justice or outrage we feel at the robbery that could put him away for life. acquittal of a guilty man makes no sense. When we read those proclamations from decades I’m pretty sure that Thursday night is O. past, it is understood that even through this nation’s After all, why should one bag of molecules J.’s poker night. How do I know this? Be- (O. J.) interacting with other bags of darkest hours, there was always a glimmer of hope; cause he is obviously not listening to Earl, something for which to be thankful, regardless what molecules (Nicole and Ron) resulting in the main character in the hit NBC sitcom two of them achieving room temperature the next year seemed to hold. “My Name Is Earl” that airs on Thursdays This year will be no different for many local families bother anybody in a meaningful way? during primetime. The whole premise of On the other hand, if you believe there than were those dark war years. Loved ones were the show is that Earl suddenly becomes absent from the banquet table on far-fl ung battlefi elds, is a purpose to the cosmos and that truth convinced that the law of karma is ruling and justice are real concepts that cannot yet they close in our hearts. his life. He believes that every bad deed As in the Great Depression, many families today have be ignored, then welcome to the civilized he has perpetrated needs to be countered world. I don’t believe in karma, but I do little hope, no home nor outlook for a bright tomor- with a comparable good deed — and there row. In this land of bounty, they live in despair. They believe in justice and hence I’m certain are hundreds of them that he has written there is a big difference between being on struggle, yet never attain food or lodging. down as a checklist on a yellow piece of We have grown complacent to our many blessings. Earl Hickey’s list of “things to do” than on notebook paper. So each episode consists O. J.’s. Too often we complain in plush homes as we enjoy of Earl working off his “karmic debt” by creature comforts that over half the world’s people addressing the pain and suffering he has will never possess. infl icted on others earlier in life. BOARD MEETING As a people, we have grown ungrateful for many Now I’m assuming we all know by now gifts freely bestowed upon us. Some believe it is with that O. J. was actually guilty of double COURT HOUSE — The Cape May their own strength, wealth and knowledge they have homicide. (If you think otherwise, please County Parks/Zoo Advisory Board will met advanced this far. don’t vote, drive, or cook over an open at 7:30p.m. Dec. 3 in the Intermediate How wrong is that line of thinking. How thankful fl ame — we can’t trust your adjustment Room of the Administration Building. we ought to be today for all that we have. to reality.) Earl and O.J. represent two op- My late pastor’s words ever echo in my mind, “Every posite poles on the karmic spectrum. Earl “It is easier to know mankind in general time you say thank you is ten times you don’t have to recognizes his evil deeds and tries to re- than any one man in particular.” say please.” pair the damage — an activity that endears François La Rochefoucauld A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 Our Readers Write Say What Are Greenhouse Gases Just a Fantasy? She’s Ready to Grow Up To The Editor: to have true understanding of the natural world. And just last week, another frequent contributor to By VICTORIA DAVIS I met many a person with a heavy thick I just realized how I can save some money. I’ll never the Herald, Andrea Maher, wrote approvingly of a friend Jersey accent, and was told I have a very have to buy another copy of Scientifi c American again. of hers in the San Diego area whose house burned in Well, I think before two weeks ago, I’d distinct one myself. I learned new say- Not when I can read the Herald for free. A couple the recent fi res. “That’s what God had in store for us,” watched Peter Pan one too many times. ings, new styles of dress, and new ways of months ago, two evangelical columnists, Drs. Hazen the friend said. Wow…such an obvious explanation for I had that catchy little phrase “I don’t to pronounce the word “coffee”- there’s and Moreland, a duo much admired by publisher Art the fi res. wanna grow up!” in my head since I was a about fi ve! Hall, announced that a biologist had ‘proven’ that there Why those meteorologists are claiming it was the little kid. I was one of the kids who always These things were just the people I met. is an Intelligent Designer for life on earth. They then fol- Santa Ana winds, the drought, the urban sprawl and the knew what they wanted to be The things we got to experience lowed that up with an eye-popping column where they accumulation of woody debris, is beyond me when the when they “grew up.” were absolutely incredible. We suggested that some human ailments could be cured by explanation is sitting right in front of their noses. It was I’d tell anyone who would witnessed a District Court of the technique of exorcism and that telekinesis (should I God’s plan to have those fi res. Of course, I wish that listen that I was going to be a Maryland trial, spoke to a federal say ‘psycho-levitation’) was a proven fact? Maher’s friend had gone a bit further and said whether lawyer and a writer, and I’d talk judge, met senators, toured the Then last week, Hall himself wrote about a dead God had personally lit the fi res, or whether He simply their ears off about how I was go- Capitol building, discussed law scientist whose work cast into doubt the belief held by allowed the fi res to burn even though He didn’t light ing to get to those goals. But even schools with a professor, and virtually everyone in the scientifi c community, namely them. Or for that matter, whether He wished to test the though I thought I always knew, talked to experts in our specifi c that human behavior has a substantial role in climate faith of all the millions of policy holders who are going I fi gured I had a million years to fi elds of interest. change. I’m sure the dumb-dumbs in the National Oce- to be paying for that woman’s house built out there in fi gure out if I was really sure. We did two trial simulations, anic and Atmospheric Administration never considered the pricey suburb. I realized a couple weeks ago one on the state level and one that theory and will welcome this new insight. Well, not But those are simply details. The overall picture is clear. that I don’t. The time is growing closer on the Supreme Court level. We each got quite new, because it is standard fare from Exxon-Mobil, We can chuck Scientifi c American in the trashcan and and closer, and I am decidedly indecisive the chance to experience the prosecutor, right-wing think tanks and Fox News, but certainly Hall’s cancel our subscriptions. We can turn off the Discovery about what I want to be. That’s why I defense, jury, forensic scientist, jus-tice, thoughtful analysis is a trumpet call to inaction. Want to Channel and stop reading those silly physics text books. decided to attend the National Youth Lead- petitioner and respondent roles in trials drive your Escalade? Go right ahead because greenhouse The only science we need comes right from the Bible. ership Forum on Law (NYLF) the week and how important they are. gases is just a fantasy dreamed up by some hysterical I am convinced by these incredibly thoughtful and of Veteran’s Day. It’s a comprehensive NYLF also gave us the chance to tour the scientist in his lab. insightful revelations that I have decided to cancel my program for nominated students with a city alone; no boring tour guides or forced We need not heed what scientists are saying, because health insurance. The next time my grandson has an ear serious interest in the fi eld of law to spend interest in one area. We were the given the as Herald columnist Gary Osmundsen has pointed out, infection, I’ll just drive him over to a philosopher in my a week in Washington, D.C., preparing opportunity to canvass the city and learn scientifi c questions and disputes can be easily analyzed, SUV for an exorcism. After all, what do those doctors mock trials, studying the Supreme Court, as much as we could about it. We visited understood and resolved by philosophers sitting and know? They’re just scientists...clueless and hopelessly visiting law schools, observing trials, tour- the Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Thomas refl ecting in their dens. No need to study those diffi cult deluded. ing the monuments, and exploring the Jefferson memorials at night, when the city chemistry texts or dirty one’s hands in those smelly labs. BRUCE ALLEN history of the city that holds our nation’s was lit up and quiet. Simply study philosophy, especially religious philosophy, Del Haven capital. I think the experience made a huge I have to admit, at fi rst I thought I’d impact on my life. I had always thought have no one to relate to, and wouldn’t I wanted to be a prosecutor, or a district Signs Oppose Policy, Country’s Direction have fun learning about things that hardly attorney, but NYLF helped me to see that To The Editor: our organization, and why we hold peace vigils in Rio any other kids want to talk about. my real interest lies in National Security Grande and elsewhere. How wrong I was! I had quite possibly Law, or perhaps varying from law entirely I am glad to see that David Crews’ latest letter to Our vigils are not “counter recruitment” vigils. The the most fun week of my life. There were and considering a career in the Federal the editor about the Coalition for Peace and Justice Rio main aim of our vigils is to end the war in Iraq and bring over 400 kids from almost every state in Bureau of Investigation. Grande peace vigils was written in a more peaceful tone our troops home alive, now. Counter recruitment is just the country to study law, and they were all By speaking to a judge in Maryland, than his previous missives. one of many peace and justice issues we work on. kinds of interesting. My roommates were and hearing a speaker from the National However, Crews remains confused about the aims of Our signs do not “blame our country.” Our signs op- from Ohio and Massachusetts, and my two Security offi ce in D.C., I realized how much pose the policy and direction our country’s leaders have closest friends from Texas and Georgia. this aspect of law interests me; the excite- Media Outlets Are Too Big taken us. We ask questions like: Which is better? Should ment and the secrecy are very appealing we spend $1.2 trillion and have nearly 4,000 dead sol- From the Publisher to my mindset. This trip has taught me a lot about my- To The Editor: diers, or could that money and the lives of those soldiers (From Page A42) be better invested here at home? self. It’s shown me that, although I love promote the knowledge and practice of being an 18-year-old teenager, I can’t wait Media conglomerates are too big yet Kevin J. Martin, We all love this country and know quite well how lucky true religion and virtue, and the increase we are to be living here, as opposed to say, Pakistan, to grow up. I can’t wait to get out of South chairman of the Federal Communications Commission of science among them and us; and, gen- Jersey and do something truly exciting with has plans to relax the media ownership rules in mid- where our peace vigils would land us in jail. erally, to grant unto all mankind such a We respect our veterans, the men and women who my life. I learned that I might really want December. degree of temporal prosperity as He alone to go to college in Washington. We strongly oppose the plan of the chairman and the put their lives on the line for us. We respect them by knows to be best.” making sure that our soldiers should not be forced to And I’ve also learned that I may not two Republican members to relax the media ownership — Given under my hand, at the city of even end up in the fi eld of law, after years rules in mid-December. fi ght a war based on lies. New York, the 3rd day of October, A.D. We respect them by demanding that returning Iraq vets of telling that to anyone who would listen. It is our understanding that airwaves belong to the 1789, G. Washington There is so much more out there, and this public. They may be licensed to commercial and to non- be covered for post traumatic stress disorder problems ART HALL NYLF trip has made me realize that this is profi t interests provided public service is demonstrated. for at least 10 years, not the current two. Publisher only the beginning. This does not seem to be the practice in the face of media We respect veterans by demanding that they be given conglomerates already being too large. the best medical care possible, as opposed to the mess Post comments to at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Davis, 18, of Green Creek, is a senior at News, local programming and ethnic interests suffer www.capemaycountyherald.com Middle Township High School. when absentee owners make decisions based on what Crews is welcome to civilly and calmly talk with our appears to be in the best interests of the conglomerate. vigilers. I authorized Rementer to call the Middle Town- We request the commission to return to the policy of ship Police if needed, because that civility had been Thanks Herald For Its College Offers requiring proof of community service every three years sorely lacking in recent exchanges between Crews and before renewing a license. We urge them not to make the Coalition for Peace and Justice members. Part In ‘Gang’ Night Non-Credit proposed changes on a partisan basis (three Republicans As peace activists, we want to insure that no one gets for, two Democrats against). hurt because emotions get out of control. To The Editor: Ed Programs Three years ago the commission lost a major court chal- It is long past time for the president to declare victory lenge to an effort to relax the media ownership rules. in Iraq, and bring the troops home. He could start by Thanks to the Herald for their part in our recent “Gang MAYS LANDING —At- Our representatives in Congress must be aware that canceling the deployment of a large part of New Jersey’s Awareness Night” at the Great Commission Baptist lantic Cape Community news outlets in their districts are being too tightly con- National Guard to Iraq. Church. College is offering several trolled by too few companies. Until the troops are home, and the war ended, we The entire program was well received by those in classes in December as part One gets the impression from the New York Times, will continue to hold peaceful vigils in Rio Grande and attendance. of its non-credit, continu- Oct. 18 issue that Chairman Martin’s proposed changes throughout southern New Jersey. Your newspaper helped make our event quite suc- ing education program. would be a big victory for some executives of media cessful. Your concern for the youth of our community is Well-known area art- conglomerates. NORM COHEN greatly appreciated. ist and draftsman, Buddy Let your voice be heard. E-mail Chairman Kevin J. Executive Director DANIEL AULD Jacobs, will teach a fi gure Martin at [email protected]. Coalition for Peace and Justice Director drawing class, with a live Linwood Bridges Ministry model, using a variety of WILLIAM AND NINA ANN GEORGE PASTOR BOB STAHLER different media including South Dennis Swainton pencil, charcoal and wet Chairperson Says A media.The class is Dec. 1, Film Fest 10 a.m.-4 p.m. in Room ‘Today’s Hollywood Does Special Thanks to All (From Page A42) K136 at the Mays Landing obligated to perform. Campus. The cost is $47. Not Deserve Our Dollars’ To the Editor: I’m sorry they had a terrible time but their fi gures are Learn to prepare the tra- off. Hundreds of people attended the Bolero party and ditional Italian Christmas To The Editor: Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic School held its enjoyed themselves until 1:30 a.m. Thousands attended Eve La Viglia-Feast of the second annual Christmas Bazaar on Nov. 3. The school the weekend festivities...more are expected next year! Fishes Dec. 6, 6-9:30 p.m. While watching the few Veterans Day movies celebrat- was very successful on raising funds for its PTA thanks Creating a new event and getting support is a very Create a family-style feast ing the heroism of the “Greatest Generation,” i.e., “Wake to the many contributors and volunteers. large undertaking, and this event was one of the biggest of pasta with clam sauce, Island,” “Purple Heart,” one thought what a great job This year’s bazaar was bigger and better with more endeavors Wildwood has seen. Many Wildwood organiza- calamari and other seafood Hollywood did to help win World War II. than 80 vendors, which fi lled our gymnasium and the tions are very excited about this new event. and see a demonstration Unlike that period, we now have a Hollywood that school’s hallways. They traveled from all over New Jersey We did put our best foot forward by bringing new visi- by a top chef. The cost is appears to do the enemy terrorists’ work for them, pro- as well as Maryland, Delaware and Pennsylvania. We tors to our island, not drunks, nor rude teens, but direc- $75. ducing movies casting our troops in a bad light that will are so pleased to have hosted such a wonderful group tors, producers, actors, fi lmmakers and more. Work with an ACA pas- of people. incite simple minds to kill our men and women. If it’s Art and Culture that they do not like, then this is try chef in the Éclairs and A special thank you goes out to our parents and stu- Why anybody would support such mindless activity, not the event for them. It has been said that when critical dents who volunteered several hours of their time for the Crème Puffs class Dec. 13, one wonders what happened to America’s sense of grati- event. It was great to see so many of our families come out comments are made in the local paper, the event must 6-9 p.m. Learn to create tude to those who sacrifi ce so much for all of us. for one of the school’s fundraisers showing their support have been great. Bad press is still great press. pâte à choux, the paste Today’s Hollywood doesn’t deserve our dollars. and dedication to their school. Sorry again that they are ‘sincerely disappointed,’ but used to make éclairs, crème Another special thank you goes to the many businesses we are already waiting in anticipation and excitement to puffs and other desserts. ANTHONY DEANGELIS in Cape May County who donated items for the raffl e hear their ideas at the Wildwood By The Sea Film Festival The cost is $60. Villas baskets and food sold in the kitchen. committee meeting in 2008. To register, call (609) HEATHER JAMES PAUL RUSSO 343-4829, or visit www. (ED NOTE: The author is a retired U. S. Army Reserve Chairperson Director atlantic.edu/conted Chief Warrant Offi cer.) Christmas Bazaar Wildwood By The Sea Film Fest Herald Newspapers November 21 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45

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