Stone Harbor Pooches Might Get Own Beach

Stone Harbor Pooches Might Get Own Beach Herald NEWS By LESLIE TRULUCK to be legally open to dogs and some long-time residents told the Herald the inevitable has already hit STONE HARBOR — Council’s consideration to the sand. DI GESTS allow leashed dogs between 80th and 82nd streets It is currently illegal to have a dog on the beach at from dawn to 9 a.m. and again from 6 p.m. to dusk anytime, though Public Works has already erected signs Chillin’ in the Water has people talking on both sides at the 81st Street entrance “Many residents have dogs and may take CREST HAVEN — County Health De- of the dais as dog owners begin to warn visitors of hazardous partment tests of 69 ocean and bay recre- to scout out the area with their them to the beach anyway …” animal waste and provide dog Council member Karl Giulian ational sites June 3-5 found all under the pets. owners with cleanup bags state-set limit for enterococcus bacteria of Council passed ordinance to “I don’t believe anyone wants to lay a while advising of a $50 fi ne 104 per 100-milliter sample. Tests of 41 amend general code by resolution yoga mat down in dog urine.” for not picking up after their environmental sites, where swimming is May 6. Offi cials said if the change pooch. Council member Anne Wannen A sign at 81st Street urges not recommended, found seven locations is not successful it could easily be Business Administrator above acceptable limits. In Lower Township, rescinded. The resolution did not appear on the agenda Kenneth Hawk said the signs would most likely be visitors to scoop up after canines though it is illegal to a reading of 1,300 was found at Townbank at council’s most recent June 3 meeting. covered until council fi nalizes code and regulations. Road and the bay. In Stone Harbor, a reading June 1 marked the fi rst day the area was expected (Page A6 Please) bring dogs on the beach until law is fi nalized. of 110 was found at both the standpipe at the Great Channel at 81st Street and at the public dock at 81st and 82nd streets. Also in Stone Harbor, a reading of 170 was found at Shelter Haven, 96th and 97th streets. In Middle Township, a reading of 130 was recorded at the entrance to Stone Harbor Marina. In North Wildwood, a reading of 110 was found at the Hoffman Canal at 10th (Page A4 Please) Today’s Select Spout Off Why aren’t the police enforcing the cell phone law? I’ve seen a lot of violators. Just have a police offi cer park at Rio Grande Avenue before the bridge. —Wildwood

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June 11, 2008 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Accusations Flying Over Petitioners Seek Timing of Enforcement Convention Hall Tables, Chairs Referendum By JACK FICHTER Pulled From CAPE MAY — A committee asking for a Two Bistros voter referendum on a $10.5 million bond ordinance passed by council to fi nance the con- By JACK FICHTER struction of a new convention hall presented a petition with 222 signatures at City Hall June CAPE MAY –– Police arrived at two restau- 9 asking council to rescind the bond ordinance rants on the Washington Street Mall May 24 or face a voter referendum. between 9 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. and ordered Petition committee members Virginia Hesel the owners to remove table and chairs from and Jo Tolley, accompanied by volunteers Jean their patios because the establishments had not Powick and Susannah Newman, marched into Harry B. Scheeler, Jr. completed paperwork for new patio permits. City Hall at 1 p.m. presenting City Clerk Diane On June 9 Cape May City Fire department members paraded down Beach Avenue to City Manager Luciano V. Corea Jr., with the Weldon with the petitions. unveil their new 2008 Pierce Fire Engine 5130. The parade included additional fi re assistance of Police Chief Diane Sorantino, sent Hesel read a statement outside City Hall. apparatus from the county area. Boy Scout Troop 73 took the lead with The U.S. Coast a patrolman to Cucina Rosa and Dairy Queen She said the committee supports Mayor-Elect Guard Marching Band from Station Cape May. The parade ended at the fi rehouse for a and ordered the patios closed for the remainder Edward Mahaney Jr. and noted that his was the traditional “housing” ceremony. For additional photo, see page A12. of Memorial Day weekend. fi rst signature on the petitions. At a June 4 City Council meeting, Coun- “We have also received the signatures of cilwoman Linda Steenrod asked to hear an numerous other former mayors and councilp- Family’s WWII Memorabilia explanation from Corea. He said as of May 23 ersons, not to mention a valued cross-section of all but two restaurants that use patios on the full-time, voting residents,” said Hesel. mall had secured permits. She presented the reasoning behind the Found, Homeowner On Quest Corea said the police chief was in City Hall petition: until 5:30 p.m. Friday prior to Memorial Day • “The process has been completely back- By LAUREN SUIT weekend (May 23) to process any permits wards. First should have come an agreed upon applications. He said the operator of one the design, arrived at through open, community WILDWOOD — When Joan Spera and her fam- restaurants (Cucina Rosa) was aware of the participation and a multiple-bid process in- ily moved into 313 West Juniper they uncovered need for a permit and had spoken on the topic cluding known budgetary limits. It serves no a family treasure and a bit of a mystery. at an April 1 council meeting. public interest to embark on a multi-million In the attic of their new home, under a blanket Corea said he sent a draft copy of a new patio dollar project with only one architectural of dust and insulation, was a box full of newspaper fee ordinance to every effected business owner design, presented by a fi rm hand-picked by clippings, Western Union telegrams, postcards, on the mall on Feb. 23, which explained the our City Engineer. Rescinding the bond and letters, and birth and marriage certifi cates from timeframe for new permits to become effective. collecting multiple bids will give Mahaney that the Spencer family. He said the establishment (Cucina Rosa) was opportunity.” Spera has been pouring over the lives of John, phoned Friday evening with a message left on • “There has been inadequate discussion William, Florence and Raymond Spencer since their answering machine that their permit had with the residents about the nature of a new or uncovering the box almost six years ago, in the not been obtained. (Page A9 Please) hopes of returning the belongings to the family. On Saturday May 24, the city’s code enforce- So far, she’s been unsuccessful. ment offi cial stopped in the restaurant and “These are items you can’t replace. Things that advised the management they did not have a Petitioners Snub family members may want to hold onto,” Spera current patio permit and would not be allowed told the Herald June 6. “But it’s like their relatives to have tables on the patio beyond Saturday Cape Taxpayers all disappeared into thin air.” night, said Corea. Spera discovered that the Spencer family had Corea said he received a call Sunday from By JACK FICHTER four children and lived at 1125 North Sophia Sorantino as to what had taken place Saturday Street in Philadelphia during the 1940s. Florence Catherine Spencer, born May night with the two restaurants as well as calls CAPE MAY — In a 6-3 vote June 6, the John and William enlisted in the military. Not 3, 1924 in Philadelphia, later lived at of inquiry from Mayor Jerome E. Inderwies and Taxpayers Association of Cape May voted to (Page A6 Please) 313 West Juniper in Wildwood. Deputy Mayor Niels Favre. publicly state their opposition to a voter ref- (Page A4 Please) erendum that could reverse a $10.5 million

bond ordinance to build a new convention June 11 - 17, 200 What Is Your Water’s Source? 8 hall here. It's Inside. Taxpayer board members Jules Rausch, By JOE HART plies, surface water and ground water.

Kevin Maloney and Steve Todd voted against Surface water is water that has collected in a Upcoming Events Saturday & Sunday, June 14 & 15 Sea Isle City’ s Skimmer W the association taking a position against a voter COURT HOUSE –– Cape May County is a stream, river, lake, wetlands or oceans. Ground eekend ...... B2-10 Saturday, June 14 Wa Dining, shington Street Mall Hospitalit referendum peninsula surrounded by the salty waters of the water is water that has seeped from the surface y Event ..... B17 The taxpayers association invited the pe- Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay. into one of fi ve layers of sand and gravel con- Entertainment, Brandi Sanguinetti, Miss Cape May Cou nty titioners: Virginia Hesel, Jo Tolley, Rita Tice, Those who live here are like the sailor lost at tainment areas known as aquifers. Wednesday through Sunday, June 11 - 14 Miss New Jersey Parade & Co mpetition ...... B16 sea in poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s epic The While there are some businesses – particu- For mor Scott Maslow, and John McIntyre to attend a e eve Shopping, nts see What’s On Deck meeting with their organization and city offi - Rime of the Ancient Mariner who said, “Water, larly farms for irrigation – that use surface wa- calendar B29 Weekly Features THE GRID ...... B12 - 13 Fishing water everywhere. Nor any drop to drink.” ter, most homes and businesses in this county Line ...... B34 - 35 cials but the committee of petitioners declined Fishing Anti ques ...... B23 Dining ...... B15 - 17 Shopp ing ...... B22 Rec the invitation in the form of an e-mail. How is it then that when you turn on your are supplied with water pumped from wells reation ...... B21 www.CapeMayCountyHer In the e-mail, the petitioners suggested city kitchen spigots – fresh, cool, potable water drilled into the ground. and More... ald.com council repeal the bond ordinance, which pours out? The fi ve fresh water aquifers in Cape May (Page A7 Please) There are two possible sources for these sup- (Page A10 Please) Index...See Page A3 A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 Discover the Difference Who’s looking out for you? Beaver Supply presents...

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COURT HOUSE –– Li- GOLD! quor licensees and their employees attended the u Licensed u Bonded 16th annual “We Check for u Trusted u Safe 21” training and campaign BUYING kickoff June 5 to learn u I.D. Required how to identify fraudulent GOLD and licenses and initiatives in Buying ALL Sterling Silver Competitive attempt to prevent under- GOLD COINS & Prices age drinking. Jewelry SILVER COINS (Broken or Not) Tues. - Sat. Two training and infor- (1964 and older) mation sessions hosted by 12:00 - 5:00 pm Freeholder Gerald Thorn- ton at the Cape May Coun- TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH ty Administration Building offi cially kicked-off the “We Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 Check for 21” program. About 200 people attended both sessions to learn more about the program that started in Cape May County in 1993 and has Leslie Truluck since been implemented We Check for 21 offers a Fake Identifi cation Training Session by Joe Vasil, statewide. Supervisor, NJDMV Document Fraud Unit, who displays sample fake IDs to Pat Devaney, director of area bar and restaurant workers so they can recognize counterfeits. the county Department of Human Services, said at- by Joe Vasil, Supervisor, initiative over Memorial 2008 alone and that means tendance has doubled and NJDMV Document Fraud Day weekend. Under this over 8,907 kids didn’t get this year it was necessary Unit, and a report on the initiative, several licensees to illegally drink alcohol to provide two sessions. Memorial Day Weekend documented and reported for the past seven Memo- The initiative that coined Turn-Away program pre- the total number of under- rial Day weekends. In my the slogan “If you’re too sented by Thornton. age persons who were view, these numbers are young to buy don’t even Cape May City Council- refused the purchase of staggering and genuinely try” originally had forty man David Craig, owner alcohol. The data indicates reflect the success and businesses involved today, of the Washington Inn and that a total of 249 youths impact this campaign has 16 years later, more than Lucky Bones restaurants, were refused a sale of an made,” Thornton said. 100 businesses are partici- attended with a few of his alcoholic beverage. When “Keep in mind you pating. employees. looking at the total for the always have a right not The program featured “This program is great last seven Memorial Day to serve them if you are former County Sheriff and because licensees can get weekends, 2,969 kids were suspicious. We can have United States Marshal first-hand knowledge of turned away. all of these programs but James Plousis, Underage enforcements and policies “The turn away count the only way they can be Drinking Initiatives pre- to make sure we are up-to- is even more signifi cant if successful is through you. FISHERMAN’S W HARF, C APE MAY sented by David Bregenzer, the-minute with concerns you assume that each turn You are the first line of Counsel to the Director, NJ of false IDs,” Craig said. away had two friends that defense,” he told liquor Division of Alcoholic Bev- For seven years, the would have drank with licensees. 609-884-3064 erage Control, a Fake Iden- county has conducted a him or her. The number Thornton said checking tifi cation Training Session card and count turn away would triple to 747 for (Page A6 Please) www.thelobsterhouse.com Beck Limits Contributions, Calls For FISH MARKET Committee to Advise Mayor in Lower By JACK FICHTER ine any issue impacting entities doing business Prices Effective 6/13-6/15 the township, the primary with the township. He VILLAS — Michael focus of the board would be said that not only includes Beck, independent candi- on the economic problems vendors, service contrac- date for mayor in Lower facing our local govern- tors, lawyers, engineers, Fresh Local Stone Township in November ment, such as cost-savings accountants, insurance said he will start a mayor’s measures, economic de- brokers who currently do $ advisory committee if elect- velopment and increasing business with the township Crab Claws...... 3.95 LB. ed to offi ce. the ratable growth of the but also those who could Beck said it is one of his township, said Beck. legally contract with the primary goals to involve the “The greatest resource township. $ citizens of the township “in that government can utilize The list also includes any Conch Chowder. . 5.50 PT. their government.” lies within the talents of political action committee “An advisory board the citizens that govern- or committee that raises MICHAEL BECK would not be in lieu of the ment represents,” he said. funds from any of those ing your campaign and we mayor or council and could “In addition, people have a groups. will do the same,” Beck make no binding decisions, higher level of confi dence “We intend to publish continued. TAKE-OUT SPECIAL but would provide invalu- when they feel that have on our Web site the state He said it is naive to able advice to the mayor say in the operation of campaign documents that believe that people who and council in operating government.” list our campaign donor do business with this town- a budget of over $20 mil- Beck and his running information,” he said. “We ship, and contribute to Wednesday 6/11 lion,” he said. mate Kevin Lare are not again call on the other can- political campaigns, are While the board would accepting campaign con- didates to do the same.” not expecting to receive $ have the latitude to exam- tributions from people or “Show us who is fund- something in return. Fried Shrimp Platter . . . . 5.95 INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index Served with French Fries or Baked Potato and Cole Slaw Antiques ...... See On Deck June 11 - 17, 2008 Automotive ...... A46 Births ...... A23 Business ...... A 2 6 Friday & Saturday 6/13 & 6/14 Classified ...... 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Then we both system back to factory specs. were operating without permits and asking for code get to deal with it. It’s normally $139 and worth enforcement,” he said. every penny. He said that laws council You want your cooling had approved were being enforced. Corea said it was system to do its job all But if you schedule it this not fair for council to make summer without getting week, you can get it for just an issue of the situation. “Council should be back- robbed on energy bills. $99. That’s a buy! But it’s ing our people up when about to be a giveaway… they are out there enforcing We get hundreds of calls the laws that you pass,” he said. Jack Fichter from people who didn’t think Guarantee 1: If our tune-up Inderwies said Corea Cucina Rosa patio was closed over holiday weekend due to permit issue. about it until it was too late doesn’t save you its entire cost told him May 25 that he had signed receipts from certifi ed mail from restaurant Police did not descend on the restaurants Saturday - - Energy savings are over. in energy in the first 90 days, I’ll owners on the mall informing them of a deadline to night “as if it was a tactical operation,” said Sorantino. So is any “deal” on summer pay you the difference. (That’s purchase permits. Corea said that information turned Inderwies said council did agree to “zero tolerance” like free!) out to be incorrect. for violation of ordinances. He asked City Solicitor Tony labor (are you kidding?) It’s “I’m concerned about the whole way this thing un- Monzo if an old ordinance that covered patio permits on all full price. folded,” said Councilman David Kurkowski. the mall was still in effect until the new patio ordinance Guarantee 2: If you don’t like our He questioned ordering patio tables removed at 9 p.m. took effect, which would have meant restaurant owners during a holiday weekend when restaurants were busy. were still covered by last year’s permit during Memorial They also pay for repairs service, my tech, the color of our “I think a simple phone call would be a lot more ap- Day weekend. that could’ve been avoided uniforms – whatever – I’ll give you propriate than having the police department descend on Monzo said what was in question was whether the your money back. a restaurant ... ”said Kurkowski. new ordinance had the power to revoke the preexisting with a simple tune up. He said he believed there was a misrepresentation from patio permits of restaurant owners. He said new permits Corea to council on having certifi ed mail receipts from are issued on July 1. Smart Move: The rst thing I’m serious about earning restaurant owners. “There is no language in the ordinance that says that,” Inderwies said he explained to Corea on the phone May said Monzo, noting the old permits may have been in you do is take control of your your business. There’s lots 25 that a lot of dollars were at stake for restaurant owners effect through the month of June. cooling system now. Make to tell you, but if this ad gets during Memorial Day weekend. He said he asked Corea Corea said council agreed no permits would be issued bigger, I’ll have to raise my to “call it off and let them open on Sunday.” until the new ordinance took effect. sure it’s ready for summer “Your answer to me was ‘no’,’’ said the mayor. Monzo asked for further discussion with council in and that it’ll save you the prices! Sorantino said during 21 years of service to the city, closed session. she was “shocked” and “had a pit in the middle of her Council began discussion of the patio permit fee or- most energy too. stomach” from hearing objections from council. She said dinance in March, backing down from an earlier plan to So call Precision Air the police department assumed control of code enforce- steeply increase fees. Even Smarter: Call us for our Heating & Cooling now at ment at the request of council. Council is reconsidering its decision to turn code Sorantino said plenty of warnings have been issued for enforcement over to the police department. Steenrod Super Summer Tune Up. 609-522-2227. You either love code violations prior to summons’ being written. She said questioned if it was a good idea to have a uniformed These can save energy dollars the service and save money or she did not want to be part of “selective enforcement,” police offi cer issue code violations. it’s on us! because a restaurant owner and avoid repairs. calls city council members and complains police Mall Store Manager: Shut should “back off.” Down ‘Not Handled Properly’

By JACK FICHTER

CAPE MAY — Guy Portewig, manager of Cuci- na Rosa restaurant, which had its patio shut down May 24 by a police offi cer, told city council as “far as he knew, our permit was still in effect.” He said he received a letter from City Manager Luci- ano V. Corea Jr. in February but no correspondence by certifi ed mail a few weeks before Memorial Day. Portewig said he wasn’t aware all applications for patio permits had to be submitted by May 23. He said he did not receive a phone call from the city on May 23 and his answering machine announces the restaurant’s hours but does Jack Fichter Police shut down Dairy Queen’s patio May 24 due not take messages. to a permit issue. “I don’t think it was handled correctly,” said Portewig. “I lost a lot of rassed “our clients, our 9:30 p.m., May 24. revenue…” customers, our tourists and Capone said she had to “This whole permit our locals who frequent the station an employee out- thing is brand new, this restaurant.” side to pull tables away as shouldn’t have happened,” Dairy Queen owner Kelly customers fi nished their ice he continued. Capone told the Herald she cream and left. She called Chris Clemans, an owner has had a mall patio permit the enforcement “a slap in of Cucina Rosa, told council for seven years. She said the face.” she had no complaints with DQ “had a line stretching Capone said it was im- Cape May Police Chief Di- out the door,” when police possible to reach the city’s ane Sorantino or the police notifi ed her to remove her Licensing Department until department in the way the tables from the patio at Tuesday May 27. closing of their restaurant patio was handled. News Digests “It was incredible to us (From Page A1) there was no notifi cation,” Avenue, and a reading of 220 was recorded at Otten’s said Clemans. Canal at 18th Avenue. For updated reports, call the She said she believed hotline, 465-2422. her restaurant was in compliance until the new ordinance took effect 20 days Convention Hall Meeting after its approval by coun- CAPE MAY — A town meeting concerning the cil. Clemans said she hoped construction of a new Convention Hall will be held such an incident would not June 16 at 6 p.m. at Cape May Elementary School, occur again which embar- (Page A7 Please) Herald Newspapers June 11FATHER’S 2008 DAY SALEwww.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 WHOWHO Find’s Furniture is your headquarters for fi ne furniture and bedding WHATWHAT All living rooms, bedrooms, dinettes, recliners, cocktail & end tables and bedding - It’s all on sale WHENWHEN Wed., June 11th, Thur., June 12th, Fri., June 13th, Sat., June 14th, & Sun., June 15th WHEREWHERE Where you can fi nd the full line furniture store with the fi nest fi nds you can fi nd 55 DaysDays OnlyOnly

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Six Months Same as Cash A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 Stone Harbor Pooches DO YOU WANT A NEIGHBORHOOD (From Page A1) on the island.” She said she is not opposed to dogs on Councilman Karl Giulian, who supports the dog-friendly the beach in the winter months because it is self-clean- PHARMACY THAT GOES THE EXTRA MILE? beach area, said the signs were prematurely setup most ing through high tides and storms but mostly because it likely due to a communication mishap. doesn’t interfere with visitors. “Many residents have dogs and may take them to the William Craig, a resident on 82nd Street, said he’s not beach anyway. With this, we can provide an avenue for against the dog-friendly area. At Medicap Pharmacy®, we always take the time to explain your a large constituent base to legally take their dogs to the “I haven’t heard any complaints about the dogs and it medications and answer your questions. We do this not just beach. It’s an experiment but we are optimistic. I really seems like everyone is cleaning up,” Craig said. “I think the dog area would get more use down by the because it’s our job, but because we care about the community think they will police themselves. There’re many positive things about it: it’s an experimental, no cost, pilot 122nd Street catamarans because people could let dogs we live in, and want to make sure you understand how to take loose and there is a large parking area,” Craig said. Because the more you understand about program to see how it goes.” your medications. Council member Anne Wannen has continuously voted Craig said the 82nd Street beach is one of the busiest your medications, the better you’ll feel. against the resolution. beaches in the borough, second only to the 96th Street Wannen said the dog-friendly beach area confl icts with beach. We also offer: some anticipated recreation activities, including surf camp “Overall it’s a good idea but it would be enhanced down Easy at the other end because it’s more desolate,” Craig said. • Fast, Friendly Service and yoga classes, at the June 3 meeting. Prescription “I don’t believe anyone wants to lay a yoga mat down “Here we have many hotels and the beach is still busy • Most Insurance Plans Accepted Transfers in dog urine,” she later told the Herald. after dinner and into the evening.” Wannen said she is not in favor of dogs on the beach The resolution may be addressed, with opportunity for • Private Patient Consultations during the summer because “the beach should be for public comment, at council’s next meeting June 17. our visitors, not dogs. Dogs can walk all over other areas Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: • Only pharmacy in the area to offer: ltruluck cmcherald.com. • Area Delivery WWII Memorabilia • Prescription Compounding (From Page A1) much is known about Raymond, the youngest sibling. Florence’s picture • Medication Flavoring and her birth certifi cate were nestled among the newspaper clippings of stories of German Nazis and letters from Europe. Florence, she said, later moved to the Juniper Avenue home in Wild- 809 Route 9 South wood, one of the oldest remaining in the city. Up until Spera and her Cape May Court House family moved in, the home had gone through multiple owners and the treasure in the attic was forgotten. Call Us! (609) 463-0909 Of particular interest, was correspondence during William and John’s Open: M-F 9-7 • Sat. 9-1 service in the Army Airborne in World War II. William, according to the documents found, was born July 24, 1918. He was killed in action. His grave, Spera found in Beverly. Western Union telegram telling John “He’d always write home and let S. Spencer was a prisoner of war. them know what was going on in the CAPE MAY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLʼS AFTER PROM war, where he was and how he was feel- WANTS TO SAY ing,” Spera said of William’s letters to his family. William’s older brother John was born YOU WERE THE KEY TO OUR SUCCESS in 1915 and also entered the military. On March 13, 1944, his plane was shot down over the English Channel. John was AS WE COME TO THE END OF ANOTHER GREAT SCHOOL YEAR WE held as a prisoner of war in Stalagauft, WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND GENEROUS DONATION FOR MAKING CAPE Germany. MAY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLʼS AFTER PROM SUCH A HUGE SUCCESS. THE AFTER PROM Spera said the Spencers kept the PROVIDES A FUN, SAFE, ALCOHOL AND DRUG FREE ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR STUDENTS TO Western Union telegram detailing John’s Western Union telegram notifying SPEND THE HOURS AFTER THEIR BIG DANCE. status as a prisoner and the telegram that John S. Spencer’s family that he was OUR EVENT WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT OUR WONDERFUL BUSINESS announced his release. A small English- freed from the German prisoner of COMMUNITY. PARENTS. GUARDIANS. AND FACULTY MEMBERS. to-German dictionary that Spera suspects war camp. John used to communicate with his cap- tors was also held onto. renewed her drive YOU WERE THE KEY TO OUR SUCCESS!!!! Either John didn’t write during his to find the elusive tenure as a prisoner, or the letters weren’t Spencer family. What WITH SINCERE THANKS, saved, but ten other men on the ill-fated started out as rou- THE AFTER PROM COMMITTEE & THE STUDENTS OF CAPE MAY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL fl ight across the English Channel did. tine maintenance in Their correspondence with their family, the attic has become IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE PART OF OUR 2009 AFTER PROM CELEBRATION, for whatever reason, was saved with the a personal mission, E-MAIL US AT: Spencer’s keepsakes. Spera said. [email protected] Spera said she found the families of all “All my father’s those men during her six-year hunt for World War II belong- 2008 Sponsor List Spencer relatives. ings were sold, his “One of the men, Sydney Kirkpatrick, 1st Bank of Sea Isle City Hair Mechanix Resortwear medals and his navy 3Jʼs Wildwood Bowling Alley Hardware Store Rio Grande Vol. Fire Co. he was on John’s plane, was actually still uniform,” she said. 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PNC Financial Services Group Wildwood Chapter #1157 added. and the Cape May County For more information Global Pursuit Profound Beauty Woodbine Wellness Center Selling alcohol to some- Chiefs of Police Associa- or to register your family, Greater Wildwood Elks Public Accountants Woodyʼs Surf & Skate one underage is punishable tion. contact Temerity Berry, Greenʼs Liquors 26th Street Radzieta Funeral Home Zoo Company Contact Truluck at (609) Gusʼ Pizza Rebel Image Tattooing by fi nes, suspension and Strengthening Families potential license revoca- 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: Coordinator, at the Cape tion. For those under 21, ltruluck @cmcherald.com. Assist offi ce, 522-5960. Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Petitioners Snub (From Page A1) would negate the need for a referendum, saving the city about $26,000 in costs to hold a special election. The petitioners noted a “new” council on July 1, which will be headed by a new mayor, Edward Mahaney Jr. and Councilwoman Terri Swain, could repeal the bond ordinance. During the fi rst hour of a two-hour meeting, taxpayer association board members expressed their opinions on a voter referendum and raised questions about fi nancing a new convention hall. Board member Dennis Crowley said the association wanted to know what issue about constructing a new convention hall spurred the referendum drive. He said he was troubled by the absence of the petition committee at the meeting, which would have helped the association form an opinion on the issue. “We are somewhat fl ying blind,” said Crowley. “I’m disappointed.” Board member Kevin Maloney questioned what the petition committee intended to achieve by delaying the bond ordinance and construction of new convention hall. He projected a yearly payment on a new convention Twenty students in the Pastry Arts class at Cape May Tech recently participated Jack Fichter in an Iron Chef competition to create edible works of art, all of which had to hall of $790,000 or about $2,000 per day over 20 years CONVENTION HALL CHAIR SKIP LOUGHLIN use peanut butter in some form. Gold medal winners from left left were: Len with the burden totally on the taxpayers. Amon, John Kayanan and Corey McCluskey who created a sugar hawk, the Board member Robert Steenrod said there isn’t a con- school’s mascot, in a spun sugar nest with white chocolate covered cake “eggs.’ vention hall in the country that makes a profi t. He said E. Inderwies and Convention Hall Committee Chairman The silver medal was won with a chocolate tsunami wave over chocolate sponge halls are built to serve the town and to draw visitors. Skip Loughlin fi elded questions from board members. cake made by Peter McGlade and Raymond Payne; third place and bronze medal The current facility, which is closed due to structural Loughlin said he felt the Convention Hall Committee went to Kristi Gentek and Patrick Jake for a 3-fl avored cheesecake sampler problems, is in use 271 days per year, said Steenrod. He listened to public input and accommodated every group with fl avored smoothies in cups sculpted in chocolate. Chef Robert Johnston noted few people attended meetings dealing with a new that would use a new hall. is the pastry arts teacher. convention hall. Steenrod questioned suggestions of building a new A successful referendum would cause the loss of a convention hall away from the ocean at a site other than waiver eliminating the need for a $500,000 down pay- News Digests the current facility’s location. He said the former Vance’s ment on the $10.5 million bond adding 2.5 cents to the (From Page A4) Patio Procedures Bar property on Lafayette Street was not affordable, listed tax rate in 2009, said Loughlin. He also questioned if a grant for 14.3 percent of con- 921 Lafayette St. Following a presentation CAPE MAY — A closed session for sale at over $7 million. struction costs from the Casino Reinvestment Develop- on a new hall, City Council will conduct its meeting of City Council was sched- Board member Jules Rausch questioned what would ment Authority (CRDA) could be jeopardized by a delay. regularly scheduled meeting which will be uled for 8:30 a.m. this morning with be the actual cost to build and operate a new building. For a $10.2 million hall, the city would receive $1.4 the fi nal meeting for Mayor Jerome E. In- City Manager Luciano V. Corea re- He predicted contingency costs could cause the facility million from CRDA, said Loughlin. derwies. At that meeting, City Clerk Diane garding his handling of patio permits to cost between $13 million and $15 million. “A one year delay in construction, at the current infl a- Weldon will present council with petitions and the closing of two restaurant “How much is that going to cost the average taxpayer?” tion rate on construction, is 8.5 to 11 percent a year or fi led by committee for a voter referendum patios during Memorial Day weekend. asked Rausch. $850,000 to $1.1 million,” he said. on a $10.5 million bond ordinance passed See story in this edition for details on Crowley said there were many open questions on Loughlin noted a one-year delay of construction of by council to fi nance construction of a the patio closures. constructing a new hall. the Washington Street Mall, due to a voter referendum, new Convention Hall. Weldon has 20 days “No reasonable person would be comfortable with the “changed nothing.” from June 9 to verify 222 signatures on the way it is,” he said. Police Chase Crowley questioned if the intention of the petitioners petitions. To bring about a voter referen- Board member Jack Wichterman said the $10.5 million “was to revisit every single decision that has been made dum, the petitions must contain 159 valid Ends on Foot fi gure for the bond was “not picked out of the air.” He in the last 18 months in respect to the design and building signatures. said the bond ordinance did not bind the city to anything COURT HOUSE — A Thorofare but simply “provided the means to borrow money when and location and funding of the convention hall.” woman was jailed June 6 after three the time comes.” “I submit that that is unacceptable to this town,” he (Page A11 Please) During the second hour of the meeting, Mayor Jerome said. 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Paul Burgin By JACK FICHTER to make after meeting one pack and milk to 50 cent suggested council mem- Baldini either lived in the Builder, Inc. more time with department per gallon. bers give up their salary of township or had an offi ce VILLAS — Lower Town- heads. “I know in my heart $12,000 per year. in Lower which is a re- Specializing in Renovation ship Council delayed pass- “I want to take a look that every department Nolan said council sala- quirement. & New Construction ing its 2008 budget June at it,” said Nolan, noting head does all they can for ries in Lower Township Nolan said he was not RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL 4 to allow Deputy Mayor council cut $93,000 from the good of the people,” were the lowest in the sure the solicitor was re- Robert Nolan and Coun- the budget last month. he said. county. quired to live in the town- • Historical Renovations Cape May Area cilman Glenn Douglass He said Lower Township Nolan said it was not fair “I’m not giving up my ship. • Additions • Decks to take one more look at was showing the smallest with Councilman Wayne salary,” he said. Taxpayers Association 609-846-3690 • Remodeling • Kitchens & Baths departmental spending in local purpose tax increase, Mazurek absent from the “Did I ask you to run?” President Janet Pitts said hopes of fi nding additional at 2.5 cents per $100 of meeting to vote on the 609-898-8660 Licensed & Insured replied Winters. during last year’s reas- cuts. assessed value, of any mu- budget. Mazurek had sug- 609-898-6189 Fax Family Owned for Over 20 Years Lower Township Taxpay- sessment, properties were Township Manager Jo- nicipality in the county. gested a 5 percent across ers Association Vice Presi- assessed at almost 115 seph Jackson told council Resident Thomas Frisoli the board cut for township dent Ed Butler said after percent. She said there there were no more cuts Jr. of Villas, said he told departments at a previous examining the township have been an “enormous” Jackson if council tabled the meeting. budget, he noticed legal amount of appeals by prop- budget at the meeting, they Nolan said if township fees paid to Township Solic- erty owners. should add an addendum professionals could find itor Paul Baldini were high. Pitts said the real estate to the budget resolution no further cuts, he wasn’t He asked Baldini give the market was down about to also try to drop gasoline sure where he would fi nd township a lower hourly 16 percent. She suggested to 39 cents per gallon, additional cuts. rate for his services. the township’s tax asses- cigarettes to $1.10 per Resident Joe Winters Butler said he wished sor do a reduction of all properties. Villas Man Fined for Dog Attacks “I know it doesn’t lower the taxes,” said Pitts. 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Montgomery Montgomery said the She noted Baldini was dent was fi ned $1,025 in said the dog must have an injured Doberman returned paid to be present at all Lower Township Municipal identifying tattoo and wear to the scene of the attack, appeals. very own Court June 3 for having two a red collar stating it is a found the piece of its ear Mayor Walter Craig said unlicensed dogs, letting potentially dangerous dog. that was bitten off and her suggestion was a good them run loose and for the While the fee to pur- brought it back to its own- idea. economic upturn. dogs causing injuries to an- chase a yearly license for an er’s home. other domestic animal. un-neutered dog is $7.20, Contact Fichter at (609) Contact Fichter at (609) According to Lower the annual fee to license 886-8600 ext. 30 o at: 886-8600 ext. 30 or at: Township Animal Control a potentially dangerous jfi [email protected]. jfi [email protected]. Offi cer Don Montgomery, dog is $700 per year. 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Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Petitioners Seek (From Page A1) rebuilt Convention Hall: its look, its scale, its purpose, its placement, its parking and infrastructure requirements, and its total cost relative to all these questions, not to mention questions of the city’s interim needs/plans. Only a few people have been invited by the Conven- tion Hall Committee to express opinions - and those individuals, for the most part, spoke on behalf of particular (not all) organizations, not the public at large.” • “The current contract with Architects Kimmel- Bogrette should be cancelled. Then, architects from all over the mid-Atlantic (perhaps even beyond) should be invited to bid, to compete for the privilege of designing a multi-use community and performance facility in a small, unique city with historic landmark status.” • “The creation of a new facility does not have to cost the 15 million now projected. It does not have to contain all the aspects in the current design to be wonderful. For example, an open-space concept, with raised, folding and moveable seating units eliminates the need for a prosce- nium stage altogether. This reduces the cost considerably Jack Fichter and allows for important fl exibility of use.” Petitioner Virginia Hesel presents petitions to City Clerk Diane Weldon. • “Let’s be clear; the waiver is just that — a waiver. It only postpones $500,000 of the cost by postponing the celebration.” million and $2.7 million. down payment on the bond. And although this waiver, Hesel projected the timeframe for constructing a new Miller said council passed gotten just hours before the council’s vote, is attached Convention Hall at three years. a new bond ordinance for to this ordinance, Mahaney will be able to apply for, Tolley said the petition committee did not attend a $3.5 million to fi nance the FREE In-Home Consultation and Estimate and receive, another waiver for the new ordinance. meeting of the Taxpayers Association of Cape May be- mall project with the win- Since we do not know the design, or therefore the cost cause the association initially requested a meeting closed ning bid coming in at $2.8 Get your window treatments (which ultimately could be considerably less), we do to the public and press. (See related story page A1). She million. not know the amount of a new bond or its waiver and said the petition committee was also busy gathering “To date, the referen- now, pay at the end of summer* signatures for the June 9 deadline. dum has saved the city, Tolley said it was a very easy process for the committee on the mall, to this point, www.budgetblinds.com $1.5 million in bonds,” 609.513.8595 to gather signatures going door-to- door. *90 days 0% APR Financing Available Powick said costs of a new hall could reach $15 she said. million taking into account an additional $600,000 for raised seating. She said it was not clear to her if a 10 to 20 percent contingency cost was included in the cost estimate. Newman asked what the cost of stage lighting and a sound system would add to the project. Powick said a 2006 report from Johnson Consulting estimated a $15 ERRATIC BEHAVIOR million cost. Among the many potential visual symptoms Christine Miller, who spearheaded a voter referendum that occur in babies of which parents should be on reconstruction of the Washington Street Mall, told the Herald by phone that the Convention Hall project mirrors aware is erratic eye movement. “Nystagmus” is the mall reconstruction because in both cases, the city the vision condition that is characterized by eyes said, “give us the money, we have to have the money that jump, dance, wiggle, or oscillate back and fi rst and then we’ll be able to do the project.” forth. These movements are caused by defective Miller answered Convention Hall Committee Chair- nerve pathways from the eye to the brain. Albinism man Skip Loughlin’s statement that the Washington may also cause nystagmus due to a defi ciency of Street Mall referendum accomplished nothing. Voters pigment in the light-sensitive retina that renders the defeated a $6.4 million bond ordinance, that included eyes dysfunctional. Babies with this eye condition mall reconstruction, two years ago, of which $5 million may have normal vision or their vision may be poor. was earmarked for the mall, she said. To properly assess visual health, it is important that She said the referendum effort opened up meetings of the ophthalmologist examine an infant if his or her the city’s Revitalization and Convention Hall committees erratic eye movements persist beyond three months and made spread sheets available to the public which of age. showed the actual cost of the mall was between $2.4 Nystagmus affects different people in different ways. While there are general patterns, good advice Safe Boating Classes for one person may be inappropriate or even bad for another, especially where other eye problems are Offered at College present. At ATLANTIC EYE CENTER and EYE MAX LASIK CENTER, we are educated, trained, MAYS LANDING —Boat- or watercraft. 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Water county system, which has four wells in the Atlantic • Wildwood – located uv gel, pink & whites While saltwater intrusion has become a problem in City and Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifers. in Middle Township the and silk wrap nails the southern part of the county, the Cohansey aquifer is Avalon Manor is served by Middle Township Water city’s water utility has 16 • Custom Nail Designs estimated to contain over 17 trillion gallons of some of the District 1, which has two wells in the Atlantic City wells in the Rio Grande, • Waxing purest water in the country, according to the Pinelands aquifer. Kirkwood-Cohansey, estua- Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome National Reserve Web site. Stone Harbor Manor purchases water from the New rine sand and Holly Beach aquifers. Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) Here’s where the water comes from in your neck of Jersey American Water Neptune system. the woods: Those in Rio Grande receive service from Wildwood • Wildwood Crest – • Avalon – the borough works with New Jersey Ameri- Water Department. Wildwood provides water can Water to provide users with water from fi ve wells in • North Wildwood – the city is served by the Wildwood service here. HDTV Questions? the Atlantic City 800-foot sand and also purchases water Water Department. • Woodbine – the mu- from the Stone Harbor Water Department. • Ocean City – New Jersey American Water’s Ocean nicipal utilities author- WANT THE FACTS? 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By LESLIE TRULUCK Walters said important a compromise,” she said. his campaign was based on issues in the borough in- “Hopefully we can get unity and progress. STONE HARBOR –– “I’m clude the Waterfront Busi- some people involved who “Unity is most impor- thrilled, honored and very ness District and beach aren’t already and I hope tant and that doesn’t have pleased that the citizens replenishment. She said we can focus on the things to wait until I’m sworn have elected me for anoth- she doesn’t know if this we agree on because we in. If people treat each er four years. I’m especially will be her last term instead all came to the borough other with respect, par- pleased that they have she said, “let’s see how the for similar fundamental ticipate and are willing to elected my running mates, next four years go.” reasons: the quaint down- compromise, then we can Tom Cope and Joanne Vaul, Mayoral contender H. town shopping area, the have progress. I want to for council,” said Mayor Brian Levinson said he family friendly atmosphere work towards unity in this Suzanne Walters, June 4, and his running mates for and the beautiful natural town based on common after unoffi cial results de- council, Karen Lane and surroundings.” values.” termined borough voters G. Wayne Harris, “ran the As part of the Master Cope said his business Robert Newkirk reelected her for a fourth kind of campaign we were Plan sub-committee, Vaul experience as project man- Cape May City Fire department members push the new 2008 Pierce Fire En- four-year term in the Re- comfortable with.” said it’s important to focus ager for the merger be- gine 5130 into the station house. The ceremonial push was part of a traditional publican primary election Planning Board mem- on the long-range goals of tween Del Marve Power housing ceremony for the new piece of apparatus, which included a parade June 3. ber Joanne Vaul said she’s the borough like enhancing and Atlantic City Electric down Beach Avenue June 9. The Republican primary excited to be elected to a the “fringe seasons” with has prepared him to bring election was the determin- council seat. more events in Sept. Oct. together the community. ing race for mayor and “I appreciate the con- and May to bring visitors “I know what it takes council seats as the Repub- fidence people have in and help businesses. to create unity and the Douglass Wins LT Primary, lican-dominated borough me and I think I have a “In the next couple of basic foundation is building had no Democratic con- good handle on what most weeks there will be many trust, respect and participa- tenders, and the deadline people do and don’t want to big decisions made about tion. Everyone’s opinion Nolan Voted GOP Leader has passed for candidates see in Stone Harbor.” the Waterfront Business has value. We need to By JACK FICHTER Craig said the low voter to run on an independent “I have potential to have District,” she said. share all of the available turnout was probably a fac- ticket. the impact that many peo- Tom Cope, a member of information and get their VILLAS — Lower Town- tor in his defeat. With no further competi- ple want to see and I look the Reality Owners Asso- feedback.” ship Mayor Walter Craig, “It is what it is,” he told tion in sight, Walters, Cope forward to working with ciation for seven years, said defeated by Councilman the Herald. “People today and Vaul will most likely people who may disagree he has a good understand- Contact Truluck at (609) Glenn Douglass in the May are looking for miracles take the oath of offi ce in with my ideas so that we ing of the issues and values 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: 3 primary, stepped down as from their elected offi cials December. can come together and fi nd of the residents. He said ltruluck @cmcherald.com Lower Township Republi- and we inherited a lot of can Organization leader at problems and I’m sure the the party’s reorganization administration before us Amid Election Rift, West Wildwood Monday. inherited problems. You Lower Township Dep- do your best to deal with uty Mayor Robert Nolan them and sometimes peo- Borough Government Reorganizes was voted in as new party ple aren’t just happy with leader. the results you have and By LAUREN SUIT was named head of rev- “I’m willing to try to take I’m sure the next admin- enue and fi nance. the organization into a new istration will have similar WEST WILDWOOD Golden voted no to all direction,” he said. problems to what we’ve Jack Fichter — Despite the results of appointments, even his Douglass defeated Craig had.” MAYOR WALTER the May 20 borough elec- own. 835-671 in a primary with He said Bennett’s Cross- CRAIG tion still being contested In a written statement low voter turn out. ing recreational complex change,” said Douglass. in court, three new com- he said that he was “very Craig told the Herald he was a problem from day one Two former township missioners took the oath disappointed that I was was not stepping down due of taking offi ce. councilmen, Democrat of offi ce June 4. not appointed to the public to his defeat but had plans Craig said he was looking Harvey Roach and inde- Dr. Herbert C. Frederick, works department” and to leave one year ago. He forward to getting back to a pendent Michael Beck, are Gerard McNamara and felt that he was the most said he did not intend to private life. challenging him. Douglass Scott William Golden were qualifi ed to run the depart- take leadership of the party “Instead of walking said he was mindful of a sworn in by Municipal ment. for a second time two years the streets of Lower cam- three-way split of votes in Court Judge Louis Belasco “I believe the other two ago but was asked to stay in paigning, I’m going to be November. in front of a large crowd in commissioners appointed the position. walking the beaches doing He said he would con- Craig said four years as some striper fi shing,” said centrate on campaigning borough hall. me revenue and finance Lauren Suit party leader was enough Craig. after the summer season Frederick thanked the with the hopes that I would Municipal Court Judge Louis Belasco administers the for a job that was very time “I stand on what we ended. Douglass said he members of the public for not take office,” Golden oath of offi ce on June 4 to Herbert C. Frederick as consuming. did,” he said. “I wouldn’t decided to challenge Craig coming out on a “beautiful wrote. “I am not a quitter his mother, Catherine Frederick holds the Bible. day that was a great start and I will not disappoint Nolan will be Douglass’ do anything different.” because he felt he was a to the next four years in the voters. I am here for running mate. Craig said voters seem stronger candidate for the offi ce.” the long haul.” “We’re throwing our full to be seeking change evi- November election. “We’re here to bring According to Frederick, support behind him,” said denced by recent municipal Other changes in the unity,” Frederick said. attempts to reach Golden Nolan. elections with incumbents Republican organization: “And necessary change. It before the reorganization He said 28 members being defeated. Alternate Leaders: Barbara is time to move on to new meeting were unsuccess- of the organization were “I think the people got Bakley Marino, John Re- and better things.” ful. present at the Monday out and made their posi- chtner and Secretary: Patty Frederick thanked the The commissioners set meeting. tion known they wanted Callinan. outgoing government, the regular monthly meet- Mayor Christopher Fox ings for the fi rst Friday of and Commissioner Rita each month at 7p.m., but Menendez: National, State, Maroldo, for their service changed the caucus meet- and thanked Solicitor Ron ings to be held on that same Local Economies Need Fix Stagliano for his efforts. day at 6:30 p.m. Frederick noted that Sta- Frederick said he planned By JOE HART out of business because a gliano would not be reap- to install a microphone and Lauren Suit day’s gas now costs $500,” pointed when his tenure speaker system to make it Betti McNamara holds the Bible as her husband COURT HOUSE –– U.S. he said. with the borough is up on easier for residents to hear. Gerald McNamara is sworn into municipal offi ce. Senator Robert Menendez He also mentioned a June 30. The commission, he added, Monday addressed the Lower Township man who “It is the philosophy of will also be recording their Cape May County Cham- might lose his home to this board to have a fresh meetings. ber of Commerce to talk foreclosure from credit start,” Frederick said. Due to upcoming litiga- about the country’s strug- card debts. Golden, who was vot- tion in the municipal elec- gling economy and ways to Menendez said that ed in over Frederick and tion, the next regular meet- improve it. nearly 10,000 jobs were McNamara’s running mate ing will be on June 20. The senator knew his lost statewide since the Dennis Hocker, said that That’s after Superior audience and opened his start of the year. he would dedicate the next Court Judge Raymond Bat- remarks with a mention of The problems seen in four years “working for ten will hear arguments the Best Beaches awards New Jersey have been seen the people in the proper that the election was con- county beaches recently throughout the country, the way.” ducted improperly during won to which he was show- senator said, and deserve MENENDEZ Golden added that he a three-day trial, beginning ered with applause from a national effort to fi x. He was as much of a team play- June 16. the local business leaders listed some steps the gov- federal mortgages and offer er as anyone but thought Batten decided May 30 gathered at the Stone Har- property tax credit to up to Lauren Suit ernment should take. the commission was off to to deny the request for bor Golf Club. 450,000 New Jerseyans. Mary Golden holds the Bible as Scott Golden is “First we need to bring a bad start. a delay in the municipal Menendez then tackled “Second, we need to sworn in as a commissioner of West Wildwood relief to struggling hom- The first three resolu- reorganization process de- the economy. shift resources toward de- on June 4. eowners,” said Menendez, tions of the reorganization spite the results of the In his comments, Menen- who sits on the Senate veloping clean sources of meeting designated the election being challenged can remove overturn the place. dez listed some troubling Banking, Housing and Ur- energy,” said Menendez, different departments for by Golden’s running mates, results, remove the current Contact Suit at: (609) accounts of what soaring ban Affairs Committee. who also sits on the Sen- each commissioner. Fred- candidates Cornelius Max- commission and another 886-8600 ext. 25 or gas prices and the sub- He described legislation ate Energy and Natural erick was named mayor well and Joseph Hickey. reorganization will take [email protected] prime mortgage market has recently passed by the Resources Committee. and head of public safety, If the outcome of the done to local residents. Senate, the Foreclosure This will not only help McNamara was named election challenge leads “I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences at- “There’s a charter boat Prevention Act, which to end the country’s de- deputy mayor and head of to a change in the top tending too much liberty than to those attending too captain in Sea Isle City would allow more families pendence on foreign fossil public works and Golden three vote getters, Batten small a degree of it.”-- Thomas Jefferson who says he’s being priced to qualify for affordable (Page A45 Please) Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

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1 1/4 to 6-lb. Average, Size Limited to Store Stock Sweet 6-oz. Stand Up Regular, 6.4-oz. Baking Soda & Peroxide or ON SALE Whitening (Excludes Total, 2 in 1 or Advanced) thru Father’s Day Fresh Live Lobsters California Cherries Colgate Toothpaste Sun., June 15th FINAL COST ShopRite FINAL COST ShopRite SR Sale Price 2.99 lb. SR YOU Sale Price 7.99 lb. 1/2 SAVE PRICE 1/2 -1.00 lb. PRICE Limit 4 1.00 -1.00 lb. lb. lb. Per Variety MFR 6.99 Limit 4-lbs 1.99 .99 2.5 to 3.5-lb. avg., Family Pack, Skinless 19-oz. box, Any Variety, Honey Bunches of Oats, 25-oz., 4-ct. pkg. AA or AAA only Raisin Bran or 17-oz., Fruity or Cocoa Pebbles Boneless lb. Panasonic YOU YOU SAVE $ 99 Post SAVE Chicken $ 44 Digital $ 34 1.35 1/2 .85 MFR 1 MFR PRICE 1 Limit 4 Cereal Limit 4 Batteries Breast 2 Per Variety Per Variety ShopRite Coupon ShopRite Coupon NON-FOODS Special of the Week BAKERY Special of the Week COLBY SUPER SLIM $ 99 “Fresh Baked” $ 49 6 PK EA. DVD PLAYER Sale Price EA. $34.99 ea. 29 1 Must use Coupon CINNAMON BUNS & PP Card W/COUPON. W/COUPON. Limit 4 COUPON GOOD Limit 4 COUPON GOOD Good at any ShopRite. TILL 6/14/08 Good at any ShopRite. TIL 6/14/08 btl., Any Variety, Liquid Laundry 2,112-tot. sht. ct. pkg., Double Roll 6-Pack or 48 to 56-oz. cont., Carb Smart Dairy Dessert 336 tot. sht. ct. pkg. or Any Variety Arm & Hammer Angel Soft Bath Breyer’s All Natural Sparkle Towels 100-oz. Tissue 12-Pack Ice Cream YOU 1/2 6-pack SAVE Limit 4 Offers PRICE Detergent YOU 1/2 SAVE YOU 3.50 YOU PRICE $ 99 $ 74 SAVE MFR SAVE Less Than 2.00 Less Than $ 99 MFR 1.35 $ 49 Limit 4 1.00 117¢ 59¢ 2 MFR per roll Per Variety 1 MFR Limit 4 per variety per roll 3 Limit 4 Wed, Thurs, Fri, and Saturday Only 4 DAY$ PRICE BREAK June 11 to June 14 ONLY

64-oz. btl. Corn, Canola or 1-lb. box, Spaghetti, Thin Spaghetti, Rotini, Cut Ziti, Crisp California 64-oz. carton, Any Variety, Punches or Ziti Rigati, Elbow Macaroni, Vermicelli, Capellini, Linguine, Thin Linguine, Fettuccine, Small Shells, Wesson Rotelle, Rigatoni, Penne Rigate, Elbow Twists, Iceberg Lettuce Minute Maid Medium Shells, Mostaccioli Rigati or Bow Ties Vegetable Oil Ades YOU Ronzoni Pasta SAVE YOU SAV .22 E .77 MFR $ 99 YOU 2.00 SAVE YOU 3 MFR .77 .42 SAVE With MFR .52 Limit 4 Limit 4 $25.00 Limit 4 Minimum Purchase SR Per Variety Per Variety Per Variety Limit 2 .77 A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 Cigarette Legislation May Reduce House Fires TRENTON –– On May danger head on and I thank materials and they resulted will result in a reduction mary enforcement agency 30, state Department of the sponsors of this legis- in 14 percent of all civilian in fatalities caused by the of the new law, while the Community Affairs (DCA) lation for their efforts to fi re fatalities. misuse of smoking materi- Division of Taxation and MRI Safe Commissioner Joseph Doria make families safer.” “The fire service has als.” the Attorney Generals Of- announced that effective According to DCA’s Divi- long known that cigarettes The Reduced Cigarette fi ce will also have enforcing $100 OFF June 1, only cigarettes that sion of Fire Safety (DFS), 78 account for serious and Ignition Propensity and roles. Penalties of up to EYEBROW APPLICATION meet New Jersey’s new fi re percent of structure fi res often fatal fi res,” said DFS Firefi ghter Protection Act, $250,000 and the confi sca- with this ad safe cigarette standards reported in New Jersey in Director and State Fire which was signed into law tion of non-complying ciga- would be permitted to be 2006 were in residences. Marshal Lawrence Petrillo. in May of 2007, was mod- rettes are possible under $100 OFF sold in New Jersey. Two hundred four of those “This legislation is yet an- eled after similar legislation the statute. LIPLINER APPLICATION These cigarettes will fi res were started by the other tool in our fi re safety in New York State. with this ad “self-extinguish” if not improper use of smoking arsenal that we believe The DFS will be the pri- Wake Up puffed on, decreasing the with risk of sleep-related cigarette fi res. The new law is ELENA’S Make Up the result of the Reduced Cigarette Ignition Propen- CREST PIER sity and Firefi ghter Protec- Beauty Salon tion Act (A2575/S2043). “Cigarette-related fi res FAMILY continue to be a dangerous HAIR CUTS hazard to the residents of Men • Women • Children New Jersey,” said Doria. www.permanentmakeupbyamy.net “These new standards are one way of fi ghting that

Natali Vineyards Heather & Atlantic Aves., Wildwood Crest Here, The Wine is Made in the Vineyard 523-0747 Vines in Bloom Wildwood Catholic High School announced the academic award scholarship winners who scored highest on the school’s annual scholarship exam. Sister We Have Sheila Murphy, principal of St. Ann’s School, poses Saturday, June 14, 2008 with academic scholarship winners Christopher Neenhold, Clara Mathis, Michael Capozzoli, and 12PM to 4PM WCHS principal Richard J. Turco. The scholarships Wine & Cheese Tastings are awarded for the students’ four years at WCHS and range from $2,000 to $500 annually. MONEY Winery & Vineyard Tours Live Entertainment News Digests To (From Page A11) 221 US Hwy 47 North • Cape May Court House license was fi ctitious. When Honeyman reported to LOCATED AT MILE MARKER 12.9 Stone Harbor Police Department to retrieve his wallet, (609) 465-0075 • www.natalivineyards.com he was arrested and charged with possession of a false LEND document by Offi cer Joseph Smith. The case is under Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10-5 • Sunday 11-5 review of the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Offi ce. &hi'cYBdgi\V\Zh More Diverse Offi cers ;^mZYGViZh TRENTON –– According to a June 2 press release, Now more than 16,000 minority applicants have been 7âa8dchda^YVi^dcAdVch accepted by the state Department of Personnel to =dbZ>begdkZbZciAdVch Featuring take the entry-level Law Enforcement Examination to become police, corrections and sheriff’s offi cers. 6cnEjgedhZ That fi gure is about half of the more than 32,000 candidates taking the exam. “Due to the Department’s HVbZ9Vn8Vh]6kVâVWaZ efforts to increase recruitment of minority and woman law enforcement candidates, we have seen a steady &!%%%id,*%!%%% increase of those applicants in recent years and have reached these record numbers,” said Acting Commis- Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and sioner Hope Cooper. Final fi gures for the fi ling of 2008 Full Line of Windows and Doors to applications show a record 16,198 minority appli- Borrow $5,001 Protect Your Home From Hurricanes cants signed up to take the exam, which began being administered on May 31 and will go on through June for just $148.37 per month* CHANGE FOR THE 3.5% BETTER WITH 14. This year’s minority applicant pool includes 8,450 for 48 months* /18.56% APR ENERGY STAR Sales Tax African Americans, 7,075 Hispanics and 567 Asian- Americans. A record 8,053 woman have also signed WILDWOOD GLASS INC. up to take this year’s exam. New Construction and Replacement Windows Drugs Lost and Found Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops VILLAS –– At 8:40 a.m. on June 9, a motorist at the Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Wawa convenience store here recovered a black pouch fi lled with bags containing a white powder suspected 8VeZBVn8djgi=djhZ 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 to be heroin in a vacant parking space in front of the store. Patrolman Ken McGurk of the Lower Township &&%CBV^cHi Police Department responded to the scene and took +%.")+*"(+-- possession of the pouch. The 20 bags of drugs will Accredited Dermatology be sent to the county Prosecutor’s Offi ce for destruc- Weekends or after hours call 800-697-4719 tion. Police, however, invite the owner of the pouch A Member of American International Group, Inc. Patricia Tager MD, Lisa Ledden NP to feel free to stop by the police station to claim their 6eeanDca^cZ@lll#AdVch;Vhi#Xdb property. All loans subject to our normal credit policies. American General Financial Services, 609/374-8100 Appointments Inc., licensed by the N.J. Department of Banking and Insurance. Principal office: 1580 Route #9 & Avalon Blvd. 2290 Route 22 E Ste C, Union, NJ 07083-8400 (908) 688-3559. School Report Cards Cape May Court House/Avalon/Swainton TRENTON –– The state Department of Education General Dermatology for: June 6 released the status Visit us at our NEW LOCATION Pediatrics, Adolescent, Adult & Geriatrics of public schools, includ- in the same great Cardiff Plaza ing those in Cape May Diseases of the Skin, Hair & Nails, Removal of Moles, County, in the annual No Warts and Growths. Child Left Behind (NCLB) Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce We treat Rashes immediately. We have the latest treatment report cards. The report for Acne and Psoriasis. We perform surgery for all Cancers cards assess students’ profi ciency in language arts guest chair* Including MOHs Surgery and also we excise pigmented lesions. and mathematics. In the FREE We perform the following Cosmetics: report cards, eight of the with any $500 purchase! Botox, Juvederm and Chem Peels. 26 schools in this county While supplies last did not make adequate * See Store for Styles Available We accept all Insurance Carriers, Medicare, all Horizon Plans, yearly progress in at least one of their student popu- all Aetna Plans, all Union Plans, Workman’s Comp lation subgroups includ- 6701 Black Horse Pike • Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) and all HMO Medicaid Plans. (Page A15 Please) (609) 569-9191 • www.offi ce-concepts.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 SH Council Considers ‘Village Green’ Area

By LESLIE TRULUCK and a German beer and GIVE DAD OUR GIFT CARD... wine night at the marina, THE PERFECT PRESENT! STONE HARBOR –– Order at www.peebles.com where she noted there is In all stores, or order toll-free 1-800-743-8730 Councilman Randall Bauer plenty of parking. proposed using the vacant “I’d rather see it go borough-owned 93rd and there,” she said. 94th streets’ parking lot Bauer said the 93rd to “make a small village street parking lot is closer green” at council’s meeting to Stone Harbor Elemen- May 20. tary School where students A “Village Green” is a could go for fi eldtrips. concept in which there is a “This doesn’t preclude central meeting place often activities at the marina; it’s found in historical towns of just a more central location. New England. This would supplement Bauer suggested the decisions made years ago borough install a 16-foot to invest in that property,” open-front gazebo to host he said. children’s activities similar “That land was bought to the Rotary Park band- as an investment property SALE 19.99 SALE 29.99 SALE 39.99 SALE 24.99 stand in Cape May City. If and has accrued in value VAN HEUSEN® DRESS SHIRTS DOCKERS® ORIGINAL KHAKIS ROLFS® DIGITAL PHOTO WALLET INSULATED ROLLING COOLER the borough sells the lot, ® ® over the years where it Basic and fashion colors and stripes. Individual Fit waistband. Pleated or Digital album slides out of wallet. By Traveler’s Club. With retractable he said, the gazebo could has potential to be an item Reg. 34.00 & 37.50. flat-front. Waists 32-44. Reg. 48.00. Stores up to 60 photos. Reg. 60.00. handle. Reg. 42.00. be easily moved. to meet the fi nancial needs “It could turn unused of future councils.” property close to down- “The marina is a greatly town into a potential family underutilized area. The recreation area for passive gazebo bandstand would Father’s Day activities for families.” only move programs that is Sunday Bauer told the Herald already exist at the fi re hall, June 3 the gazebo would where there are bathrooms June15 cost about $8,000 but and cover from rain, and expenses to put it on a move it to the parking lot,” foundation and to make it Wannen said. hurricane proof would have Mayor Suzanne Walters I DAD SALE it total about $10,000. He said the 93rd Street park- said the money would come ing lot is on the local trolley 30%-50%Off Great Gifts for Dad & More! out of the regular borough route and would be easily budget and the appropriate accessible. committee would take care “Part of the vision pro- 40% 30% of maintenance. cess for the Waterfront 40% “Borough citizens could Business District has been take hold of this project OFF OFF to get more activities for KIDS ENTIRE STOCK and make it their own. We more people to come PLAYWEAR OFF HANNAH® could get participation from here especially during the IZOD® SPORT Boys 2T-20 Knit tops, bermudas, the Garden Club, the Real- shoulder seasons,” Walters SHIRTS & SHORTS and girls skirts and ity Owners Association, said. Men’s polos, woven 2T-16 tops, dresses. the Stone Harbor Lions “That land is a great as- shirts; madras and shorts and Misses Club and even moms and set in an ideal location for cargo twill shorts. dresses. S-XL; 6-16. dads who want to help,” us to do something there,” Reg. 38.00-55.00, Reg. 8.00-60.00, Reg. 20.00-36.00, Bauer said. Councilman Julian Miraglia Sale 22.80-33.00 Councilwoman Anne said. Sale 4.80-36.00 Sale 14.00-25.20 Wannen, Chair of the Councilman Karl Giulian Beach and Recreation said he is concerned the Committee, said the Stone land won’t sell once the Harbor Municipal Marina brick is laid and the gazebo could use the funding. She is put in place because it said the recreation com- would then be dedicated mittee already has ideas for for that use. potential concerts, fi shing Contact Truluck at (609) contests, cookouts, an an- 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: tique car show, fi sh market, ltruluck @cmcherald.com. News Digests (From Page A14) ing the following schools: Dennis Township Middle, SALE 21.99 30% OFF 50% OFF 50% OFF Lower Cape May Regional High, Maud Abrams, DOCKERS® TWILL SHORTS NORTH RIVER® & COLUMBIA® PETITES SEPARATES MISSES BAXTER & WELLS® Middle Township High, Wildwood Middle and High, Cargo and pleated front styles. Men’s tees and sport shirts. M-XXL. By Baxter & Wells®. Tees and capris. Tees, shorts and capris. S-XL. Glenwood Elementary and Woodbine Elementary. Men’s waists 32-42. Reg. 40.00. Reg. 22.00-38.00, Sale 14.99-26.60 Reg. 16.00-26.00, Sale 8.00-13.00 Reg. 16.00-26.00, Sale 8.00-13.00 Those schools and seven others in the county were identifi ed as “Schools in Need of Improvement.” $ Ocean City Intermediate School, which was on that 50% OFF SALE 17.99 SALE 3/ 20 40% OFF list last year, had its name removed after showing im- MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS NIKE & GRAPHITE® SANDALS JUNIORS TEES, TUBES & TANKS ENTIRE STOCK MISSES IZOD® provement. The report cards can be viewed at www. By Van Heusen® and Sun River®. M-XXL. Men’s leather and fabric styles. By Derek Heart®, Love by Design®, Energie®. Polos and capris. S-XL; 4-16. state.nj.us/education. Reg./orig. 20.00-38.00, Sale 9.99-19.00 Reg. 22.00-30.00. Reg. 10.00 ea. Must buy 3 to receive discount. Reg. 36.00-44.00, Sale 21.60-26.40 SH Farmers Market Delayed Plus, Save Even More with your Bonus Coupons! STONE HARBOR — Borough Council member Anne Wannen announced the farmers market slated for June 8 at the water tower parking lot on 95th Street BONUS COUPON VALID NOW THRU JUNE 15 BONUS COUPON VALID NOW THRU JUNE 15 has been delayed until the end of the month or early July “due to wet weather” at the council meeting June 3. She said colder temperatures and a stormy spring % % season have delayed the market because “things just Extra 15 Off Extra 15 Off haven't been growing yet.” The market is planned to * * be every Sunday from 8 a.m. to noon. The market will Any Single Item Any Single Item offer fruits and vegetables grown in New Jersey among REGULAR PRICE, SALE OR CLEARANCE REGULAR PRICE, SALE OR CLEARANCE other sundry homemade products. *Excludes cosmetics, fragrances, formalwear rental, gift cards and previous purchases. Cannot be *Excludes cosmetics, fragrances, formalwear rental, gift cards and previous purchases. Cannot be combined with any other coupon or private savings offer. Must relinquish coupon at time of purchase. combined with any other coupon or private savings offer. Must relinquish coupon at time of purchase. ACCC Board Elects Offi cers

COURT HOUSE — The Atlantic Cape Community Prices effective thru June 15, 2008. Interim markdowns may have been taken. Entire stock only where indicated. Selection may vary by store. College Foundation Board elected offi cers, added new members and reappointed others at its annual meeting April 17. The board elected Charlie Pessagno, former vice president, to succeed retiring president Lynda Pagliughi. Other offi cers named are Diane McKoy as fi rst vice president; Nick Cashan III as second vice RIO GRANDE PLAZA • RIO GRANDE • 889-8787 president; Ken Calemmo Jr. as third vice president; Dennis Stacy as treasurer; and Stephen Nehmad as CEDAR SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER • 2087 ROUTE 9 S., SEAVILLE • 624-1927 secretary. These offi cers will serve a two-year term from July 1, 2008, to June 30, 2010. Diane Donio and R. Scott Barber were elected as new at-large members. OPEN DAILY Seven other at-large members were also re-elected to new terms: Frank Forde, Gregory Matuson, Matthew (Page A45 Please) A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 Free Dog Teen Moped Rider Struck, Killed On GET PAID TO RECYCLE! Training Raff’s is paying top prices Rte. 83, Alleged Drunk Driver Charged for all metals… Classes Begin Copper, Brass, Aluminum SEAVILLE — Shore Vet- By HERALD STAFF (includes soda & beer cans), erinarians, on the corner of Hope Corson Road and DENNISVILLE —Mat- appliances, cars, batteries and lead… Route 50 behind the Wawa, thew Tozer, 16, died in If it’s made of metal, is offering free dog train- the early morning hours ing obedience classes at June 10 at Cooper Uni- we’ll pay you for it!!! its Seaville location. Shore versity Hospital, Camden Stop in and check out our Vets Social Club, Canine after being struck June 9 Basic Obedience Program at approximately 6 p.m. “paving- face lift”. began yesterday, and will while riding his moped on Harry B. Scheeler, Jr. run for eight weeks. Route 83. Now taking cars- we’ll pick them Police investigate the scene of a fatal moped-vehicle collision on Route 83 that Classes will be held on Tozer is a 10th grade up or you can bring them in. occurred June 9 at about 6 p.m. An alleged drunk driver struck and killed 16- Tuesdays and Thursdays carpentry student at Cape year-old Matthew Tozer, a carpentry student at Cape May County Technical Also paying for: from 6-8 p.m., and be free May County Technical School, on his moped. Cardboard, Newspaper and Offi ce Paper, of charge to local residents. School, according to a Classes will be limited to school offi cial. in the westbound lane or Medical Service and Dennis driving under the influ- Boat Wrap and Green House Plastics six dogs per class. The class The two-vehicle crash travel, and crossed into the Volunteer Fire Company re- ence and charged with Raff Recycling Corporation will be taught by Tammy Al- occurred at milepost 1.2 eastbound lane of travel,” sponded to the scene. aggravated assault by auto, guirethe, general manager on Route 83. According according to a State Police Nailie was transported driving while intoxicated 209 Goshen Road of Shore. to police, a Chevrolet statement. to Cape Regional Medical and related vehicle of- Residents are invited Malibu, driven by Charles The front of the Malibu Center for evaluation. fenses. He was remanded Cape May Court House to register, come out, so- A. Nailie, 62, of Court hit the front of the mo- Tozer was fl own to At- to county jail in lieu of 609-465-7406 cialize, and enrich their House, was westbound on ped, and its operator was lantiCare Regional Medical $100,000 bail. relationship with their pet. the highway when a gray thrown off the cycle. Center City Division, and Trooper R. Lynch and Puppies will be accepted and black Tomas moped, The Chevrolet continued later transported to Coo- the N.J. State Police Fa- Container Service over the age of 16 weeks. operated by the teen, was westbound until it stopped per University Hospital in tal Accident Investigation Residents can register their eastbound. adjacent to the eastbound critical condition, where Unit conducted the inves- Still Available pets by calling 609-390- Nailie “failed to main- shoulder. he died at 3:41 a.m. tigation. 9113. Proof of rabies vac- tain the vehicle's position Belleplain Emergency Nailie was arrested for 10,20 or 30 Yards cination will be required before beginning classes. PARIS Grant Comes Through Despite Lean State Budget At Least We’ll Always Have PARIS TRENTON –– At the three Cape May County to enable the municipalities in Dennis Township to June 5 meeting of the garnered $3.6 million in and county to automate improve and enhance the State Records Committee, PARIS grants. their records inventory (Page A45 Please) Cape May County was This year there was a and manage those records awarded a Public Archives pool of approximately $8.5 through destruction or fi nal and Records Infrastructure million available for PARIS disposition. This project SEA THEATRE Support (PARIS) Grant for Grants with applications will allow for the scanning 2007-2008 in the amount totaling over $36 million and retrieval of images to Indiana Jones (PG-13) of $711,200. The grant is from 21 New Jersey Coun- the portal saving munici- WHIRLPOOLS VERSUS AIR TUBS Thurs. 7:15pm & 9:40pm Two options are available for a bathtub of muscle-skeletal ailments and injuries for the management, stor- ties and 46 New Jersey palities thousands of dollars with massaging action. The fi rst is a can be treated with whirlpool therapy, age and preservation of Municipalities. in licensed software, main- (PG) whirlpool, in which an electric pump re- from arthritis to sports injuries. A properly public records. “This scenario, along tenance and data storage Kung Fu Panda circulates water through a system of pipes. designed whirlpool system will improve County Clerk Rita Marie with tighter requirements, costs. Fulginiti was given Fulginiti who serves as made this grant cycle the confirmation that Cape Fri. & Sat. A small amount of water remains in the circulation and will have jets powerful the county’s PARIS Project most competitive process May County was funded for pipes, which necessitates regular cleaning enough to have massaging effect for a 7:15pm & 9:30pm Manager traveled to Tren- to date,” Fulginiti said. the additional $94,000. if bath oils, salts, and bubble bath are used. “garden variety” of sore muscles from ton for the award presen- “Cape May County re- In November 2007 the $6 Adult • $4 Children The second option, an air-bath tub, utilizes which we all suffer from time to time. tation along with Records ceived one of the highest county dedicated the Re- 4005 Pacifi c Ave a compressor to blow warmed air from For more information please stop by Manager Lizabeth Shay. awards because our 16 mu- cords Recovery Center Wildwood • 729-0337 the bottom of the tub through tiny holes, QUALITY HOME CENTER weekdays, The projects funded in nicipalities agreed to lever- creating pulses, waves, or a continuous 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. Cape May County through age their eligible funds by stream of thousands of tiny bubbles. to 4 p.m. We specialize in kitchen and this grant are as follows: joining with the county for After the system is turned off, blowers bathroom design. Project 1: Archives shared services initiatives. ND dry excess moisture from the injectors. RA MOV I Please visit our web site: and Records Management This enabled the county ST E Bath oils and salts can be used because www.qualityhomectr.com Program Development to meet the established Theatre there are no pipes with circulating water. - $116,200. This project priorities for funding and Hint: Combination tubs provide whirlpool, air While a standard-sized tub is funds salaries and training score higher because of the Featuring massage, or both simultaneously. fi ve feet long, a fi ve-and-a-half- or six- for records management commitment of the county Whirlpool baths offer warm, circulating foot tub allows an adult to stretch out staff members. and the municipalities in INDIANA JONES (PG 13) water that helps relieve aches and pains completely without his or her knees Project 2: Disaster sharing services.” from overexertion and stress. Any number poking above water. AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL Recovery/Data Security At the meeting the State 11:15am, 1:50pm, 4:20pm, 6:50pm, 9:25pm, 11:45pm - $595,000. This project Records Committee also Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 is for the continued expan- approved a list of projects THE STRANGERS (R) 11:30am, 1:15pm, 3:00pm, 4:45pm, sion of the county-wide to be funded this year as 6:30pm, 8:15pm, 10:00pm, 11:55pm backup/recovery infra- funds become available. structure to allow three As projects of the previ- KUNG FU PANDA (PG) additional municipalities ous year are closed out, 11:10am, 1:10pm, 3:05pm, 5:00pm, 6:55pm, 8:50pm, 10:55pm to transmit vital data to the surplus funds not used in THE INCREDIBLE HULK (PG 13) Records Recovery Center other jurisdictions, will 11:00am, 1:05pm, 3:15pm, 5:25pm Free Workshop - Estate, Tax, facilitating offsite backup be available for to fund 7:35pm, 9:45pm, 11:50pm and recovery services for these projects. Cape May and Nursing Home Planning county and municipal gov- County was fi rst on the list ZOHAN (PG 13) ernment data. The mu- with a $94,000 addition to 11:20am, 1:30pm, 3:45pm, 6:00pm, 8:30pm, 11:05pm Wednesday, June 18, 2008 nicipalities included in this Project 1. 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood 3:00pm -5:00pm project are Cape May City, This funding is to opti- (Between Pine & Maple) 609-523-0288 Ocean City and Dennis mize and improve upon an Are you concerned about: Township. electronic portal being de- Project 2 also funds the veloped with year 3 funds Wills development of munici- Living Wills pal disaster recovery and Powers of Attorney business continuity plans Estate Taxes throughout municipalities RETRACTABLE AWNINGS Nursing Home Costs in the county to identify ap- proaches, environment and Providing for a Disabled Child support required for each Caring for an Elderly Loved One municipality to resume municipal operations after Then you should call 609-463-8125 a disaster. This project to reserve your space. includes protection and preservation of historic, vital and other public re- The workshop is presented by cords. and at the Law Firm of The New Jersey State Legislature established D’AVANZO & POSERINA a grant program by P.L. 2003, c. 117 funded by 1029 Route 9 South, document recording fees Cape May Court House collected by the New Jersey County Clerks and Reg- AVALON OFFICE FACTORY SHOWROOM isters of Deeds. The fi rst grant awards were given 800.781.1552 Bristol, PA 19007 in 2005. In years one to Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17 Contractors Pull Vetoed Trailer Regulations By LESLIE TRULUCK and Planning Board Chair- tractors could park work Hensel said he could ing issue applies only to man Neil Hensel, members vehicles, implementing justify an across-the-board summer and he suggested AVALON –– A commit- of the Avalon Home and a paid parking permit for parking permit for resident restricting the regulations Serving tee of council members, Land Owners Association borough residents to park and off-island contractors. to apply only to the sum- South Jersey contractors, property own- (AHLOA) and John McCor- trailers on the street in Borough Solicitor Ste- mer months. He said in ers and enforcement offi - ristin, Avalon School Board front of their property and phen Barse said he doesn’t the summer trailers are with all your cials met June 3 to discuss president and a contractor, amending the ordinance think a parking permit undoubtedly a parking and electrical needs! an ordinance regulating met to discuss the tabled to address commercial and would solve the problems safety concern but in the Residential & Commercial trailers and large vehicles, ordinance. non-commercial vehicles of parking availability, off-season it is more an is- 609-522-5113 vetoed by Mayor Martin Tipping said he person- and trailers separately. safety and aesthetics. He sue of aesthetics. Pagliughi at the council ally surveyed the borough “Normally I take my said the borough could Tipping asked the con- www.advancedpowerinc.net NJ Lic 15482 meeting May 28. and found most trailers are trailer from job to job but potentially face litigation tractors to put their ideas, Pagliughi said the ordi- in compliance; he said over right now work is slow and because of the advantage requests and suggested nance seemed to create a 211 trailers were parked I need to keep my trailer at for residents who work modifi cations in writing for Unique Non-Aggressive Method hardship for construction on properties and only 10 my house,” said long-time in-town. council to review. To Get Rid Of Your Pain workers on the island. were on the street. resident and contractor The ordinance doesn’t “We’re not asking for a One visit to Advanced Chiropractic and you’ll see why Council President Jo- “They are unsafe and Scott A. Stevens. just apply to slow work major ordinance change,” our patients value the distinctive and personalized care seph Tipping, Councilman unsightly,” Tipping said. Stevens said he would times, McCorristin said, McCorristin said. provided by Dr. Chris Chase DC. David Ellenberg, Zoning Tipping said the trailers be willing to pay for a park- when business is better Business Administra- are a parking concern during permit and he would for contractors he said he tor Andrew Bednarek said Our clinic is unique because we focus on the ing the tourist season, a rather have his equipment hopes there can be a com- parking and storage of com- Structural Correction of the Spine. Help save safety concern for visibility secured near his property promise to have trailers in mercial vehicles could be Our care is gentle and does not involve the aggressiveness in pulling out from drive- rather than in a designated front of job sites. addressed separately from of traditional chiropractic. Our goal is simple: To provide the Beach. ways and, in some cases, trailer parking lot where he Police Chief David Dean regulations of boat trailers. you with the most advanced structural correction See a movie. an aesthetic issue. said tools could be stolen. said there is potential for Contact Truluck at (609) available with personalized, friendly patient care. Become a “This is not a new issue. Ellenberg said the or- compromise because the 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: Call 465-5358 to schedule with our friendly staff. member. It has at least a six-year dinance was promoted law would not be exclu- ltruluck @cmcherald.com Volunteer. history in town, “ Hensel by residents’ complaints sive to borough residents said. of a safety issue in vis- because “if (contractors) The heart of the mat- ibility backing out of their want to live here they can SEX ter is that some residents driveway. buy and own anytime.” AND THE need a place to put their “No one is trying to cre- Dean said the residents’ commercial or recreational ate a hardship for contrac- right to park in front of CITY trailers and the regulations tors,” he said. their home is not prevent- would prohibit them from Ellenberg suggested the ing others from doing the parking on the street in trailers could park in an same if they want to live Your summer guide to all movies & front of their own proper- overnight public parking in the borough. However, events at the Beach ties. area. Dean said no one would be available 24/7 “This is not fair to those “Planning and Zoning towed away to give parking who need to operate and Boards have dealt with priority to the property 884-4403 make a living,” McCor- this issue for years so we owner. and ristin said. decided to bite the bullet AHLOA representative beachboxofce.com “We’re not living in a because of the residents’ Mike Matt said the park- gated community.” complaints, but we never Suggestions for a compro- heard from contractors.” 711 Beach Avenue mise include designating a McCorristin said many Spay, Neuter Salon Elite Welcomes Cape May parking lot in which con- contractors were unaware Donna Bacino of the residents’ com- Program Set Voted best pedicure 2005 Philadelphia Magazine plaints. SHOWTIMES FOR 6/13 - 6/19 At Local Vets Coming Attractions: Hensel said the issue has 359 96th St. • Stone Harbor 609.368.6431 • 6/20 GET SMART, THE LOVE GURU been discussed at several • 6/27 WANTED, WALL-E COURT HOUSE —Funds www.salonelitenj.com • 7/2 HANCOCK, KIT KITTREDGE public planning, zoning, are available beginning July CAPE MAY COUNTY THEATRES council and AHLOA meet- 1, (while they last) at vari- Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 ings. ous participating veterinary Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex “There are many strong offi ces in the county to help Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking feelings and a level of in- KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS (PG13) qualifi ed residents spay or “One Stop Shopping” (11:15) 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 1:45, 7:10 tensity among neighbors neuter their pets for only THE INCREDIBLE HULK* (PG13) about this. The ordinance IRON MAN (PG13) $10. We can do a fully installed Kitchen (11:00), 2:00, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 made a lot of sense; we YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN (PG13) (11:20), 4:00, 9:45 The procedures will be (11:00), 1:30, 3:45, 6:00, 8:10, 10:30 didn’t invent this, it’s been cabinets, countertops, design, install, WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM THE HAPPENING (R) performed throughout the INDIANA JONES* (PG13) (11:30), 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 done elsewhere and it’s (11:10), 2:10, 5:10, 7:40, 10:10 county by various veteri- plumbing, electric, granite etc. THE STRANGERS * (R) SEX IN THE CITY (R) working in other towns,” narians who are participat- (11:50), 1:50, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:05 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:10 Hensel said. ing in this program and at OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE “There’s a little irritation various spay and neuter Strand 5 Theatre Harbor 5 Theatre on this side of the table be- clinics in the area. 9th St. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 cause there’s been a lot of KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN* (PG13) Residents can spay and work done in this town to neuter their pets for only 1:00, 2:50, 4:40, 7:00, 9:00 12:40, 3:10, 5:30, 7:45, 10:00 help businesses,” Hensel KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) KUNG FU PANDA* (PG) $10 if they qualify for the 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40, 9:30 12:45, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 said. “This is not a case state sterilization-funding INDIANA JONES & THE KINGDOM (PG13) SEX IN THE CITY (R) of two or three crackpots program. These residents 1:45, 4:30, 7:30, 10:00 1:00, 3:45, 6:45, 9:45 accused of slow-rolling,” must receive one of the THE INCREDIBLE HULK* (PG13) THE INCREDIBLE HULK* (PG13) Hensel said. 2:20, 5:00, 7:20, 9:40 12:30, 2:45, 5:15, 7:40, 10:10 following: food stamps, “No one is denying Medicaid, general public SEX IN THE CITY (R) INDIANA JONES (PG13) there’re issues,” McCor- 1:10, 4:10, 7:00, 9:50 2:00, 5:00, 7:30, 9:50 assistance, rental assis- ristin said. Showtimes vary daily. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. Showtimes vary daily. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. tance, aid to families with Hensel said the bor- OCEAN CITY - MOORLYN STADIUM 4 dependent children, Life- Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 ough is not permitted to line Utility Credit, Tenants YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN* (PG13) THE STRANGER (R) give residents privileged 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 9:30 2:15, 4:45, 7:30, 9:40 Lifeline Assistance, Supple- treatment to park where mental Security Income, or THE HAPPENING* (R) IRON MAN (PG13) off-island contractors are 2:30, 5:00, 7:45, 10:00 1:50, 4:40, 7:00, 9:50 Pharmaceutical Assistance not allowed. Showtimes vary daily. Call theatre for up-to-date showtimes. to aged & Disabled. Call 609-889-4799 for all showtimes Fri, Sun - Thur “We cannot tailor the Residents that receive Bargain Matinees Daily *Pass Restrictions may apply. Shows in ( ) are Sat. & Sun. Only. ordinance to have the law one of the above programs DINNER AND MOVIE SPECIAL, CALL THEATRE FOR DETAILS not apply to residents,” should call during June Tipping said. to do the paperwork in advance. Funds on this Serving All of Cape May County program go quickly. For further information, Call Today call Animal Alliance of (877) CASEY-65 Cape May County: (dogs) 609-628 4553 or (cats) Competitive Homeowner, Flood 465-6388. & Commercial Business Rates We can renovate your kitchen or your whole home We are a Division of DeBaun Construction Friendships is “only a “If You Need It, We Can Get It” kind of traffi c in which www.debaunconstruction.com self-love only proposes to be the gainer”; we Visit Our 3,000 sq. ft. Showroom! CASEY INSURANCE may measure its sincerity by noting that we Mon. & Tues. 9-4:30, Wed Closed, P.O. 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By JAMIE BLACK and reduce or reschedule certain medications. Victims may have hot, dry Victims may have pale, any physical activity. According to state De- skin, a high body tem- clammy skin and sweat pro- COURT HOUSE — “And please remember partment of Health and perature of 106 degrees or fusely. They may feel tired, While area residents may to check on elderly family Senior Services, to avoid more, an absence of sweat, weak or dizzy and have finally be getting some members and neighbors to health complications from and a rapid and strong headaches or sometimes relief after this season’s make sure they are safe,” excessive heat: pulse. Victims may become cramps, but their body fi rst heat wave, physicians Commissioner Howard • Drink plenty of water delirious or unconscious. temperature will remain and health officials con- added. or other non-alcoholic bev- Persons suffering from close to normal. tinue to remind the public Despite this weekend’s erages. heatstroke need immediate For more information Outpatient Drug Treatment of the dangers of extreme extreme weather, few heat • Make sure children medical attention. on preventing heat-related weather. related injuries were re- and the elderly are drink- Heat exhaustion is a illness, please visit the Methadone and Suboxone Treatment Though this week’s fore- ported at Cape May County ing water, and ensure that milder illness that may DHSS web site at www. Intensive Outpatient Day & Evening cast is much more pleasant, medical centers this week. persons with mobility prob- take several days of high nj.gov/health/eoh/hhaz- Programs Available New Jersey is sure to see This suggests that area lems have adequate fl uids temperatures to develop. web/cool.htm. additional heat waves this residents are taking precau- in easy reach. No Waiting List! summer. tions to protect themselves • If you do not have air In anticipation of the from the heat. conditioning, spend time in The dangerous weather, the But as the number of vis- air-conditioned places such New Jersey Department of itors to the county climbs as libraries, movies, malls Group, LLC Health and Senior Services with the summer season, or other public buildings urged residents to take health officials continue during the hottest hours steps to avoid heat exhaus- to stress the importance of the day. AUTO • HOME • MARINE • COMMERCIAL tion and heat stroke. of heat related injury pre- • Wear loose and light- LIFE • HEALTH “Heat stroke is a life- vention, especially at the colored clothing. Wear a Insurance & Financial Services threatening condition and beach. hat when outdoors. heat exhaustion can also The Medical Director • Reduce physical activ- 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 require hospital care,” of Cape Urgent Care, Dr. ity or reschedule it for said Commissioner Heath- William Weisberg, said that cooler times of the day. www.niagroup.com er Howard. “When the his facility treats many va- • Don't leave children, (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 866-795-1284 Fax weather turns extremely cationers over the summer a frail elderly or disabled hot and humid, it’s vital months. It is particularly person, or pets in an en- to drink plenty of fl uids, important to remind these closed car -- not even for a spend time in cool places families to be extra careful minute -- as temperatures in a climate with which can quickly climb to dan- they may not be familiar. gerous levels. “Visitors need to abso- • Talk to your health lutely use sunscreen of a care provider about any high protective factor,” Dr. medicine or drugs you are Weisberg said. “Families taking. Certain medica- must also be cautious of tions -- such as tranquil- 38 Route 47 South, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 • 465-1368 young children because izers and drugs used to they are more susceptible treat Parkinson's disease Rob Fitzpatrick, DVM to sunburn.” -- can increase the risk of MERELY SCRATCHING Prolonged heat and hu- heat-related illness. midity can present a seri- People suffering heat- THE SURFACE? 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COUNTY Road. p.m., beginning July 8; Ex- Your dermatologist is an excellent resource for SPOTLIGHT CMCC’s summer con- cel 2007 (5:30-8:30 p.m., questions about skin care at all stages of life. tinuing education series beginning July 22; Access At our practice, we have advanced training and will include a variety of 2007 5:30-8:30 p.m., be- Gregory “Scott” new courses: Introduction ginning Aug. 5) and Power- experience to detect and treat virtually any skin to Drawing Portraits (6-9 Point 2007 5:30-8:30 p.m., problem, including suspicious moles, eczema, McPherson, acne and more. For professional medical son of Charlene and the p.m.); Retirement Planning beginning Aug. 19. Today (6:30-9:30 p.m., For seniors interested care for your skin, contact LAWRENCE late Michael McPher- tomorrow and June 19) in learning or enhancing PAOLINI D.O. P.C at 609-465-8788. 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for a sprinkler system. My mental impact study on mission and vision of the HOLY SPIRIT SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT neighbors claim that I have the proposed fl ood. Now good that this church longs violated the local zoning I am trying to resolve the to do the essential prior- LUTHERAN CHURCH laws by attempting to build complaints with the Hu- ity and not just the policy WEDNESDAY the Ark on my property be- man Rights Commission alone. And I have to With Pastor Rudy cause I have exceeded the on how many minorities I give a shout of praise to height limitations. I even am supposed to hire for my our God who loves us in Bible Study 7pm As many of you know, ed States and God said to had to go to the Develop- building crew. spite of us and still longs to Sunday School 9:15am we have been wishing him, “Once again the earth ment Appeal Board for a Immigration and Natu- work with us and through and hoping and planning has become wicked and decision.” ralization are checking the us even when we have a Communion Worship 10:30am and praying to get a home over populated and I see Noah continued appear- green card status of most knack of slowing down base up for The Lighthouse the end of all fl esh before ing almost exasperated, “I of the people who want to and over analyzing His will Washington & Bayshore Aves., Church for the past few me. I want you to build then had to go to the De- work. The trade unions say and plans for us. Trust and Villas • 886-2414 years now. another Ark and gather partment of Transportation I can’t use my sons. They obey — for there’s no other And in spite of the many two of every living creature and they demanded a bond insist that I have to hire way to experience the obstacles that have stood along with a few good men be posted for the future only Union Workers with miracles that God wants First Baptist Church in our way, God has been and women.” costs of moving power Ark building experience. to do without a little faith good and it looks like the God gave Noah the lines and other overhead And to top it all off, the IRS and a lot of perseverance. of Wildwood shovel will fi nally be going blueprints with these in- obstructions to clear the seized all my assets claim- And stay tuned because the into the ground come this structions, “You have six passage for the Ark to ing that I am trying to leave best is still yet to come. Maple & Atlantic August. months to build the Ark move to the sea. the country illegally with Read Pastor Rudy’s new Avenues I share that because I before I start the unend- I told them that the endangered species.” Oldies With A Heart Blog 609-522-2981 got an email last week that ing rain for 40 days and water would be coming to This encounter between at pastorudytlc.blogspot. made me chuckle because 40 nights.” us but they weren’t buying Noah and God concluded com. I do believe that there are Six months later, the it. Getting the wood was with this simple prayer. Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis times here in the good old Lord looked down and saw another headache. There’s “Forgive me Lord, but it Peace Group USA, that we have become Noah weeping in his back- a ban on cutting local trees is going to take at least Sunday, June 15th a little too professional for yard with no Ark in sight. because of the attempts to another 10 years just to get Plans Vigil our own good. I mean, we “Noah!” God shouted, save the spotted owl and all the ducks in a row so 9:30am Morning Worship have been to other coun- “I’m about to start the the one-eyed, one-horned that we can get this project RIO GRANDE — The tries on mission ventures rain! Where is the Ark?” fl ying purple people eater going.” Coalition for Peace and Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned where we have collectively “Forgive me Lord,” begged and I again begged the And with that, suddenly Justice will hold a peace Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided put up a church building Noah, “but things have environmentalists that I the skies cleared, the sun vigil here from 5:30-6:30 within a couple of weeks. changed quite a bit since actually needed the lumber began to shine and a rain- p.m. Friday at the south- “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message Why do we make it so hard the old days. to save all God’s creatures bow stretched across the west corner of routes 9 about the Greatest Friend.” to do something so right? I now need a but they are still picketing sky. Noah looked up in and 47. In the year 2008, the building permit and I’ve quite passionately on my wonder and asked God, The group will also hold Lord came unto Noah who been arguing with the premises.” “Does this mean that you a vigil in Absecon on June was now living in the Unit- inspector about the need Noah went on, “When are not going to make it 20 in the small park across Covenant Presbyterian Church I started to gather the more diffi cult for us people from Burger King at the 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 animals, an animal rights in this world?” “No,” said intersection of routes 9 and group sued me insisting the Lord. “It looks like the 30 in Absecon. 886-2448 that I was doing so against government has beaten me The public is welcome Professional1ST NAILS Nail Salon their wills. They argued to it!” to join. For further infor- Sunday Worship Full Service for that the accommodations And on that note of all mation, call Norm Cohen, 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages were too restrictive and it too true laughter, I have 601-8583. Ladies & Gentlemen was cruel and inhumane to seriously say “Thank 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm to pack so many animals in You” to all the key people, Beadle Church 10:15am - Worship Service Sunday 12pm - 6pm such a confi ned space. gracious politicians and To Resume Jr. Church and Nursery Provided Gift Certifi cates Available After that fiasco, the committed players along EPA ruled that I couldn’t the way who have helped Worship Services 7:00pm - Sr. High Youth Group Walk-Ins Welcome build the Ark until they us get to the place where conducted an environ- we are today by making the CAPE MAY POINT — Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 Beadle Memorial Presby- Wednesday • 7pm Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 terian Church will conduct • Prayer Meeting services each Sunday at 10 a.m. from June 29 to • Explorers Club 2yrs - 5th Grade Aug. 31. • Jr. High 6th-8th Youth Group Rev. Richard Ollinger, OLIVIERI CHIROPRACTIC & REHABILITATION president of Cornerstone advancedadvanced painpain reliefrelief toto keepkeep youyou activeactive Christian Academy of Phil- Classical adelphia, will president on June 29. Education Forum Health & Sunday school for chil- Thursday June 26th at 7 p.m. dren ages three to eight will Historic Court House Building, Wellness be held during the sermon. Cape May Court House Light refreshments will be Mr. Sidney Henriquez, Solutions served after the service. All presented by: are welcome. Headmaster of Stratford Dr. Robert Olivieri Classical Christian DC, DABCO, DACAN, DAAPM Wells Memorial Service Slated Academy, will be the featured speaker. SPINAL DECOMPRESSION AVALON — Wells Spinal Decompression is a non-surgical traction Memorial Presbyterian RSVP to James Allay - based therapy that has a high success rate for Church, First Avenue at 609-465-4284 by June 20th. the reduction of pain associated with herniated Ninth Street, will hold a 9:45 a.m. hymn sing and or bulging discs, even after a failed spinal 10 a.m. worship service The fi rst 20 to respond will surgery. As a Board Certified Chiropractic Hanna Toft, left, and Keely Weinberger were recently on Sunday. receive a free copy Orthopedist and Chiropractic Neurologist, I elected NJ State FFA offi cers, treasurer and secretary Rev. Robert E. Larson, respectively. Weinberger was also presented with have personally had the opportunity to see the member of the Presby- of the booklet miraculous changes in my patients with the use the school’s highest agriculture honor, the DEKALB tery of Philadelphia will of Spinal Decompression. One such patient is Agricultural Accomplishment Award, for excellence preside. “Classical Education” by Diane Shinn. Diane experienced great results in academics, leadership and agricultural work. Toft For further information, Greg Strawbridge. with this therapy. Here is what she had to say: and Weinberger are seniors and will attend Richard call the church at 967- Stockton College in September. to study environmen- 7221. tal and biological sciences Patient of the Month “Out with the New, in with the Old” DIANE SHINN Open Hearts Open Minds “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 “Over the years Iʼve had problems with lower back Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church pain extending into my legs Open Doors with numbness. This pain King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching impacted my personal life Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values and greatly limited my exercise program. Dr. 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 Olivieri recommended Spinal Decompression in addition to my routine adjustments. Since beginning Spinal Decompression, Iʼve felt Sunday School 9:45 a.m. better than I have in years. It is the best Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. treatment I could have ever done for myself. I would suggest Spinal Decompression to anyone Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. suffering with severe or chronic back pain. ” First United Methodist Church Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. For more on Spinal Decompression 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Children’s Bible & Chiropractic Care, visit our website 609-729-4265 Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. www.OLIVIERICHIROPRACTIC.com & Family (609) 886-8585 Sunday Worship at 9:30am A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 CJ’s Appliance Repair LLC Factory Trained Technicians WE SERVICE ALL MAJOR BRANDS 609-374-1710 Service • Maintenance Installations • Parts Sales 7 Days a week / Insured • All major credit cards accepted Court House Cleaners Wildwood Catholic High School principal Richard 10% Off Dry Cleaning Only Five seniors of WHS Music Director Adrienne Crook’s Intro to Piano Class shared Turco congratulates Megan Metzler of Avalon El- w/ this ad (Exp. 6/30/08) their piano skills with family, friends, and faculty members at Wildwood High ementary School on receiving an academic schol- School’s 2008 Spring Piano Recital on June 5. From left: WHS Choral and Music arship to WCHS. Metzler scored the highest of all Tailoring Done on Premises Director Adrienne Crook; Kyle Morey, Brittney Fields, Anthony Crescenzo, students who participated in the annual scholarship Bulk Laundry • Leather Work Shakiyrah Bishop, and Tutusaashito Magalogo. exam. Dry Cleaning • Gown Preservation I was young and now I the-Bay, 13 W. Bates Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- am old, yet I have never Villas, 6 p.m. Call 1-800- 0401. 463-8020 • Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30, Sat. 9:00 to 1:00 seen the righteous for- SUPPORT GROUPS 1027 So. Route 9 • Unit C • Next to Domino’s Pizza 992-0401. Caregiver Support saken nor their children Panic & Anxiety Pro- County, weekly meetings Narcotics Anonymous: Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE begging bread. grams: Monday and with lectures, discussions, United Methodist Church Care of Cape May County, Psalm 37: 25 Wednesday evenings at small group workshops of North Wildwood, Sec- 211 S. 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“What might have been” has never surfaced in such negative exploits of many is a catch phrase that many company, not even from other stars of his genera- use to rue potential that GAMES anonymous sources. Un- tion. Comparing Griffey to may never be realized. like Barry Bonds and oth- the likes of Mark McGwire, We’re always advised to ers named in the Mitchell Sosa or Rafael Palmiero “not cry over spilt milk” PEOPLE PLAY Report, Griffey deserves puts Junior on top. FIT KIDS CAMP By Joe Rossi and we’re told to move the benefit of the doubt Whatever the case, at For 5-12 year olds on and make the best of that he achieved greatness some point Griffey will circumstances. tremendous potential. It’s and temptations associated with genetics, ability and launch his 600th career Such can be said of fu- tough to fathom how high with professional baseball, hard work. home run and as he trots Have Fun, Get Fit ture Hall of Famer Ken this guy’s star could have Griffey made a swift ascent The names just above his slowly around the bases a Griffey Jr. The former Se- risen when the doorstep of from high school prodigy to are stunning. Say what you broadcaster will most likely Monday, Wednesday and Fridays attle Mariner and current 600 home runs results in outstanding Major League will about Bonds, a one- comment on what might Cincinnati Red was stuck a conversation about what baseball player. His sweet time outstanding fi ve-tool have been. 10:00-12:00 on 599 career home runs might have been. left handed stroke had player who succumbed to Register now at through Sunday and the Since arriving in Cin- scouts drooling. beckoning calls of greed You can reach Rossi at inevitable eclipse of 600 cinnati eight seasons ago, Like many up and com- and glory, but he and Aaron [email protected] Miracles Fitness, Rio Grande long balls calls to mind a Junior has played only two ing stars who leave superb do sit atop the books with For More Information: legacy that while superb, seasons of more than 144 minor league systems but 762 and 755 home runs, could have knocked every games and 500 at bats. smaller media markets respectively. Women’s Call Jodi Thomas at signifi cant offensive record Maybe it was just bad like Pittsburgh and the old Next comes the most (609) 408-3181 from the books. karma to leave the Pacifi c Montreal Expos, Griffey famous and arguably most Golf Scores Griffey has spent a signif- Northwest? departed Seattle for his beloved baseball player of www.southjerseyfitkids.com icant amount of his 19 big With a World Cham- father’s Reds, but things all time in George Her- Announced league seasons battling in- pionship winning father didn’t go well due to per- man “Babe” Ruth with a juries which hampered his to teach him the ropes sistently nagging injuries modest 714 dingers and COURT HOUSE — Re- which took away his legs. lots of hot dogs and booze. sults for the June 3 Red, The Original EASY BOARDING Pulls and strains were com- Willie Mays, perhaps the White and Blue Scramble Wildwood Wins monplace for Junior and best all around player to of the Wildwood Women’s STEP-THROUGH Bicycle by probably prevented him ever wear a Major League Golf Association were an- from making a legitimate uniform, is fourth on the nounced. They were: list with an incredible 660 2 In ACBL Action run at Hank Aaron’s big First: Francey Burke, fl y record. homers when you consider Carol Behl, Rose Killian In Atlantic County Base- er Township, 14-8, June 2. No one really knows his speed. and Priscilla Fareno. ball League action, Wild- Joe Will bombed two home how many players indulged Sammy Sosa, discovered Second: Gretchen Hoek- wood picked up its first runs for Lower. in performance enhancing to be using corked batting enga, Ruth Ouram, Donna victory of the season with Egg Harbor Township drugs, but Griffey’s name practice bats and linked to Rothman and Nancy Schaf- a 4-3 triumph over Absec- shut down Lower, 5-0, performance enhancing fer. on, June 2. Brian Hrubos June 3. drug allegations, banged Third: Gina Emory, Tri- twirled the complete with Lower rebounded with a Results for VIM 609 home runs. Then there’s Junior. sha Hirsch and Hannah three strikeouts for the 4-1 upset victory over fi rst- Golf Tourney An outstanding testament Miller. winners. Mark Malec and place Hammonton, June Announced to perseverance and pro- Matt Morey had RBIs for 5. Left-hander Rick Ruth- ductivity, he may never Wildwood. erford struck out four and shake the “coulda, woulda, Wildwood’s Rich Hans allowed just two hits for COURT HOUSE — Re- • A fun way to stay fi t and healthy shoulda” label. He wasn’t tossed a complete game the winners. 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MEMBER second place Jeff Burton Busch, making his second “But I wasn’t smart NASCAR by 21. of three starts, finished enough,” joked Allen Brian Vickers was sec- 20th. Logano was involved Bestwick, longtime NAS- Nation ond in his Red Bull Toyota, in an incident about 70 laps CAR radio and television By Bruce Knoll, Jr. a team which has become in and fi nished 31st. broadcaster and now host increasingly better as the Craftsman Truck: Ron of ESPN’s NASCAR Count- Kyle Busch made history Star race in Charlotte. He season continues. Denny Hornaday held off a last lap down. “So here we are.” this past weekend, racing responded with a victory Hamlin was third, Dale charge from Kyle Busch to A few weeks ago, while in all three of NASCAR’s in the Coco-Cola 600 a Earnhardt Jr. fourth, and win the Sam’s Town 400 attending the race week- national touring series week later, and appeared Jeff Burton fi fth. at Texas Motor Speedway. end at the Dover Interna- (Sprint Cup, Nationwide, to be strong before an 11- Mayetta, New Jersey na- Busch was second, followed tional Speedway I had the and Craftsman Truck Se- car melee hampered his tive Martin Truex Jr. had an by Johnny Benson in third, opportunity to sit down ries) at three different car at Dover. up-and-down day, at points Jack Sprague in fourth, and and chat with Bestwick, on 800.858.BANK | www.capebanknj.com tracks (Pocono, Nashville, And this weekend was running as high as fourth Todd Bodine rounded out the ESPN on-site set. We and Texas). no different. Kahne started and as low as 38th. He the top fi ve. talked for some time, and I Busch began the fi rst of on the pole and led a race- fi nished 17th. Coming Up: The Sprint got some rather interesting those three races with a high 69 of 200 laps en Nationwide Series: Cup and Craftsman Truck information. second place fi nish in the route to his second points- Joey Logano won the Series head to Michigan I, like many others I’m NASCAR Craftsman Truck victory in three races. pole and appeared to be on International Speedway, sure, know the voices of Series race at Texas Motor “Never. I’ve never had a his way to his fi rst career while the Nationwide NASCAR, but we don’t Speedway. car that dominant before,” Nationwide Series victory Series races at Kentucky always know how they Financial & Retirement Planning, But it was all down Kahne said. “This one early on in the Federated Speedway. originally got into their Auto Parts 300, but it was NASCAR Nation Extra: jobs, or how they got into Estate Planning, Servicing Clients hill from there. Busch re- stayed the same all day Professionally for OVER 40 YEARS bounded somewhat from a long. It was so good all Brad Keselowski who stole Allen Bestwick discusses motorsports at all. crash to fi nish 20th in the day long.” the show. Keselowski made his past, NASCAR’s future 1129 Rt. 9 So., Suite 7 Nationwide Series race at The victories have put the pass with six laps to go — One of the most recog- To read this interview Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Nashville Superspeedway, Kahne well back into title to record his fi rst career nizable voices in NASCAR in its entirety, visit Nascar Phone: 609-463-9979 Stan Lane, CLU, CPCU but was involved in an contention, as he currently victory, at Nashville Super- almost wasn’t. Nation online at www. Fax: 609-463-1178 Chairman incident early at Pocono sits in ninth place in the speedway. “If it wasn’t for my low cmcherald.com. [email protected] to fi nish 43rd in the Sprint points. Busch’s struggles David Stremme was sec- SAT scores, I might still Cup Series event. didn’t knock him off the ond, followed by David be an offi cer in the United While Busch’s weekend top of the standings, but he Reutimann in third, Clint States Coast Guard and was downhill, the last few did lose 121 points of his Bowyer in fourth, and Da- none of this would have weeks have been an uphill lead, and now only leads vid Ragan in fifth. Kyle ever happened.” climb for Kasey Kahne. Af- U.S.A. POOLS ter struggling for all of last Custom Swimming Pools year, it appeared as Kahne Woodbine, May 28. and his No. 9 Gillett-Ever- Jonathan Julius Fernan- nham team would be doing dez to Jonathan Fernandez Births and Samantha Pote, May the same this season. But that all changed 28. 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Artisans The manager of South Woods has made the trailer park look 100 percent better in the last three months. Alcove ESTATE JEWELERS Now the north side is starting to look disheveled. We have BUYING GOLD $5,000 dollars in park rent: We have no streetlights work- BUYING LARGE DIAMONDS ing, dead bushes. C’mon, Silver • Coins • Jewelry let’s make the place look nice “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” again. —Walter Lippman —Rio Grande Open Daily 10am - 5pm The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- www.artisansalcove.com *** How inconsiderate to put a tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good 523 Lafayette Street • Cape May • 898-0202 basketball hoop outside on constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. 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Father’s Day is in regard to your new Didn't See Your Spout Off In Print? Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com four-year contract. I have Weekend Specials been working for the county years and now it is like being in a box. It has lost its entire will the rest of the world think of us then? And they say history through many contracts. I ambiance. I’m sure that others enjoyed this before and feel the is being made because he is an African American. And I just 15% OFF have never seen a contract same as I do. wonder if he has hypnotized our good citizens into believing settled and voted for in 24 —Wildwood Crest that his so called change will benefi t us. If you think things are All Cigars and Accessories hours. It always takes six *** bad now in our lives, they will totally be ruined if he is elected months to one-and-a-half I’m sure that the citizens and visitors of Sea Isle City hope in November. Handcrafted Cigars, years. Beware county em- that everything will be done to make our beaches one of the —Cape May County ployees. Read the contract top 10 in the next survey. *** Tobacco & Accessories SeaGars fi rst. Don’t let our union —Sea Isle City To the spouter from North Wildwood who thinks the teach- rush this proposal. Don’t • Specialty Tobacco *** ers are so great: Why are we spending $20,000 per student get blinded by the 3-4 per- Fellow taxpayers and voters, please sign that petition. and why do we have such poor test scores? & Cigarettes cent raises being offered. No —Cape May —North Wildwood • Walk-In humidor one in his or her right mind *** *** would sign a contract without In regards to the dogs running freely on the Cape May On Wednesday, it was raining for fi ve straight hours, and the reading it fi rst. Compare the beach, especially around Reading and Beach Avenue: There are Borough of Avalon was watering its island on Dune Drive. new contract with your pres- Open no signs posted about these dogs. We cannot enforce code if Avalon’s zoning bored has an ordinance that you cannot use ent contract. Vote “no” until there are no signs. Residents and tourists do not know of these sprinkler systems above the ground and fl ood into the street. 7 days you know. laws. I called Public Works, Mr. Smith, several times and he Avalon’s environmental system also warns against the same —Cape May County never returned my calls. I’m worried about the piping plovers thing. Even though Avalon’s Code Enforcement people do not *** on the beach with the dogs on and off the leashes. We were enforce that ordinance, the Borough of Avalon is breaking its • Huge selection I have been going to the worried about the feral cats, what about the dogs? Please put own ordinance every time they turn on the sprinkler system SeaGars Second Street beach for the • Humidor locker the signs up on the beach. especially on a night like tonight when it’s been raining for fi ve last fi ve years, and I have en- —Cape May straight hours for rent joyed going there and sitting *** —Avalon on the benches and looking Kia comes up with and ad with the owner saying, “With *** at the beach and the scenery. getting 28 miles to the gallon, we can drive farther, drive Thank you to the gentleman who lives on the 400-block on However, they just blocked forever.” In other words, getting better mileage means we can 13th Street for being instrumental for bringing the boards 609-368-0035 off the walkway and they put drive more. That’s insane. down to the ocean by Memorial Day weekend. You did a good Harbor Square Mall, Unit 119 what looks like a cage there. —Stone Harbor job. They are down. Thank you. You cannot go from one *** —North Wildwood 96th Street, Stone Harbor bench to the other. I have Do we have a police force in Avalon? We have a speed strip *** enjoyed going down there for on 42nd Street. No one does 25 mph on this street. It is about To the Avalon spouter who complained about the people time that if we have a police force, they enforce the speed laws who are picking up their dog litter with plastic bags. You on 42nd Street. should be thanking your lucky stars that they are even doing —Avalon this. Most people today are not that courteous. At least they THIS FATHER’S DAY! *** are not leaving you a present to step on. C’mon, I’m sure that Scott McClellan is a Democrat’s kind of guy: One who beats you have more to worry about. Take up on his best friend when he is down in the polls. —Avalon o4 New Central —Lower Township *** *** Last weekend on the beach in Sea Isle City, we felt very Air System Something I’d like to thank the Board of Agriculture for buying lamb or safe and protected. An armed police offi cer rode a dune buggy hog every year for the 4H Fair. But what I don’t understand on the beach all afternoon. Is this really needed or was the o Off of Dad’s is the person who does the bidding. Why is it that he only bids TV broken and persons needed to look for something to do? Mow Lawn on his family’s lambs or his family’s hogs? I think they should My seasonal neighbor came back for Memorial Day weekend o look into that and get a new bidder or share the wealth and bid to fi nd four bikes stolen from her garage. The bikes were Take Out Trash Honey Do on someone else’s lambs or hogs. locked inside the building. I think there are better ways to uti- o —Court House lize the police on our island. Wash Car List ... (ED. NOTE: The auction is public, perhaps the spouter —Sea Isle City would like to bid higher.) *** *** After taking my family up on the boardwalk this weekend, I want to congratulate Dr. H. C. Fredrick and the people of I won't be back. It was a "total disgrace." If this is the direc- West Wildwood for electing such a wonderful person. tion the mayor and the city has decided to go, good luck. The —Philadelphia boardwalk has sunk to a new low. If you think that bad mon- *** ey hasn't chased good money away, just take a look at Ocean On July 3, 1911, , Woodrow Wilson, the then governor, City's boardwalk and you'll see the difference and why. That dedicated the Stone Harbor Blvd. On the 100th Anniver- thing you call a family attraction is anything but. Good luck, sary, I think the road should be rededicated in his name. you’ll need it. —Mayville —Haddonfi eld *** (ED. NOTE: Which boardwalk are you addressing?) Thank you to the staff at Holiday House, the Cape May State *** Park, and the lighthouse staff, especially Tony who helped us I was walking along Ocean Avenue Saturday when I saw a out when our bus did not arrive. Thank you very much. truck with a motor bike trailer cut this tiny little compact car —Cape May County off the road. Talk about picking on the little guy. Ocean Avenue *** is a four-lane street. The truck looked to be making a left turn MoveMove up! up! For the fi rst time in about 40 years, I was plagued with from the inside lane, too bad the little car was in the outside mosquitoes at the beginning of June – the second and third. lane. Later I found out that the man in the little car was a If this is a change in policy, it should be publicized. If it is a photographer set to photograph the Moto-X "Thunder on the MoveMove in! in! change in policy, I don’t mind coming prepared, but in the past Sand" event. That’s some crazy irony considering that during it has been a county responsibility that has not yet been under- those races you can see many riders crash. taken this year. It was really annoying. —Wildwood For a limited time, —Cape May *** Newfield National Bank *** The immigration crisis is striking pretty close to home. It When fi ber glass contractors are sanding porches and was one thing when it was in Arizona, or Texas, or Florida. will waive the decks, they need to attach a vacuum to the sander to avoid Now, two illegal immigrants have been caught right here, one * fi berglass particles from getting into the air we breathe. Who man from Mexico and the other from Honduras. Police appre- Appraisal Fee & is watching over these contractors? The workers are wearing hended them after they brought a van full of people in from * white suits that cover them from head to toe and wearing fi l- Latin America. The smugglers' undoing was when one of the Commitment Fee tered masks on their faces and yet there are no vacuums. Who people being smuggled had to go to the hospital. The authori- on a new or refinanced mortgage! is protecting our health? The fi berglass particles are fl ying all ties were alerted to suspicious activity. Fortunately, our police over Wildwood and getting into our lungs. Who cares? were notifi ed. The case has been turned over to the U.S. At- —Wildwood torney. We offer various financing options *** —Court House and knowledgeable mortgage I would like to commend public works for cleaning up *** so well after the Nor’easter. The streets have never been so I can’t believe my family and I had to walk four blocks to professionals for a clean, and the pathways to the beach were reconstructed. Also a lifeguard station. Doesn’t the city and beach patrol captain stress-free experience. thank you for the newly remodeled restroom on 31st Street. know that people go to the beach in the summer? I guess they —Sea Isle City were too busy counting all the money they saved to look. Dial 1-800-690-3440 extension 1107 *** —Wildwood The taxes could be cut in half if the police would do their *** or 1108 to talk to your hometown job and give tickets to the people not obeying traffi c laws. I just wanted to thank the wonderful young lady who mortgage professional. I’ve never seen it so bad. I followed an offi cer the other day was our lifeguard on Ninth Street this past weekend for doing Mortgage Center and six cars out of seven coming the other way were talking on a great job. phones, people went through stop signs, people went through —Wildwood *Waiver applies to new or refinanced residential 12 North West Blvd., Newfield mortgages of primary residences only. yield signs, people made U-turns in the middle of the street. *** NJ 08344 Something has to be done. Either don’t make the laws or en- Why is it that an amusement pier can build whatever they 1-800-690-3440 x1107 or 1108 force the laws by giving out tickets. want and then watch all of the construction debris wash into Member FDIC www.newfieldbank.com —Fishing Creek the ocean at high tide and do nothing about it? Did they even *** bother to get EPA approval for their latest beach project? Does Does anyone else have a problem voting for the most lib- anyone on city council even have the nerve to ask? eral candidate in the country’s history, Obama? Boy, what (Page A25 Please) Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25 Spout Off the lifeguards and police do their job. from the left lane over to the right lane to pass everyone and *** (From Page A24) —Wildwood then got off at the Mayville exit. Does he realize how stupid Congratulations Mayor —North Wildwood *** he looked when he had to sit at the light anyway after passing Walters on being re-elected (ED. NOTE: No one can build “whatever they want.” To last week's spouter from Stone Harbor: It looks like the all the cars? again. The soul of my home- *** Beverly Hillbillies are moving beachfront... maybe you —Wildwood Crest town is now safe for another Gov. Corzine seems to love to raise our taxes. He has got- should get on the bandwagon. See you in 2012. *** few years from the developers ten grief in the past, so it looks like he will aim at "sin taxes" —Stone Harbor The county communications director's radio commercials, and their lackeys. It's a shame which most people see as the lesser of two evils. However, *** which cost us money, are self-serving. Do we need to be some people don't realize that New Jersey has become the number one state in the nation For the last three weeks, I've been driving down Ocean Av- told again and again about another useless "free" conference of there is more to a community with the highest state cigarette tax per pack. Our residents enue around 2 p.m., and I notice 60 percent of the road lights politicians, about "free" transportation, our wonderful "free" than a collection of property often travel to Pennsylvania where the tax is a little more than are on. Why don’t we shut the lights off during the day and zoo, etc.? Nothing is "free.” Taxpayers get the bill and free- values, but I'm comforted in half of ours. And, of course, they go to purchase cigarettes maybe save some electricity instead of raising taxes? holders get the glory. If the government story is important, it knowing that Stone Harbor in Delaware, which has the lowest rate in the country. If we —Wildwood will be in the newspaper — for "free." will remain a place that is raise our rate more, we will lose even more revenue. Does not *** —Stone Harbor friendly to people and their make sense to us. I think everybody should be ready to say this time next year, *** families, both local and visi- —Avalon President Obama, and Vice President Hillary Clinton. It looks Who benefi ted, PAL or Tuckahoe? We rode the PAL ride tor alike. *** like this is a sure done deal. John McCain will be toast this several weeks ago; we have for years. Ordering a coke and beer, —Stone Harbor Does anyone know what happened to the Tourist Infor- coming November. This should put a big smile on the liberal's gave bartender $10, change $2.25. Wow! beer $4.75, coke $3. *** mation Center that was on the Boardwalk and 40th Street? faces. In short Republicans, you’re done. Questioning the amount, he ignored me. Why so much? Hey I can't believe that the vot- They're not open there anymore. As a summer tourist I stop —Avalon owner, are you reading? I'm not the only one who feels this ers of West Wildwood would in to get the list of activities for the summer, I always found *** way. Don't you understand, it's business you wouldn't have bring back the man who ru- it helpful. What socialist said, "Our collective service can shape the had? At days end, over $100, two bikes, gas, registration, tee ined our town when he was —Sea Isle City destiny of this generation? Individual salvation depends on col- shirts, 50/50. Not going to events ending there or bike nights, a commissioner. The man has *** lective salvation." And "Fulfi lling your immediate wants and and pay for food and drinks. Sad, he doesn't care, it's money. been vindictive towards the As a long-time business owner and operator, I'm done. The needs betrays a poverty of ambition." And "You can take your Supporter of many benefi ts had enough. Foxes, and is now using his bad money has chased the good money away. The clientele, diploma, walk off this stage and chase only after the big house —Court House newfound position to turn all which has found its way to Wildwood and it's free beach and and the nice suits and all the other things that our money *** the good in West Wildwood to deplorable boardwalk, has driven away the people with dispos- culture says you should. But I hope you don't." Marx? Lenin? To all the people who complained about the storm, ha represent him. As a taxpayer I able income and family values. Nope. Senator Obama who makes $4 million a year and owns ha. Go fi nd someone to ring your bells and sound the sirens don't want someone running —Wildwood a $1.6 million house. Why do the rich want to keep the rest because OEM Personnel who did the work voluntary for hours our town with this kind of at- *** of us from being rich? upon hours resigned. This means there will be no more Of- titude. I realize that until a liquor license is available, there can —Villas fi ce of Emergency Management. Let Fredericks fi gure it out, —West Wildwood never be an Applebee’s, Fridays, etc. in our area. I do wish that *** because the personnel that work there are entitled to pay. They *** instead of a Sonic — another fast food restaurant — someone I fi nd it very interesting that Ed Mahaney feels that a capital did it for free! I’m looking forward to the next storm now. This in response to a let- would have tried for a Salad Works. I’m sure that would have improvement bond should not be passed until all of the details —West Wildwood ter to the editor about the been well received. of a new Convention Hall are in place...what's so interesting? *** Cape May cats. You will be —Court House When he was mayor in 2000 he pushed and voted for a I can't believe our town is actually considering using part of interested in this bit of irony. *** $16.5 million bond to buy vacant land in east Cape May. The our busiest beach as a "litter box" for dogs. What are they The same town where cats Has it been offi cially confi rmed that the disputed mayor- details of that purchase have still not been worked out eight thinking? Dog owners are as bad as cigarette smokers when are not welcome to protect elect has cancelled West Wildwood’s July 4 Family Day? years later, but the money is there waiting to be used. it comes to picking up after themselves. Be honest about it. shore birds, the public work- This holiday celebration has evolved over the years to be “the” —Cape May I have friends who have dogs and there are always occasions ers sit and eat lunch throwing family-oriented event in all of the Wildwoods. Where else in *** where they forget the bag and say they'll go back and pick it up crumbs to the seagulls. When the Wildwoods could parents bring their kids for free amuse- Hillary Clinton claims that she wants to take her fi ght to the later. Yea right. Who in their right mind wants to spend time the seagulls come down for a ment rides, not to mention the security of our little island? Mr. national convention. Anybody who believes that doesn't know with their family on a beach that is a restroom for "man's best snack, those same Cape May Frederick, what were you thinking? You have disappointed us what goes on behind the scenes. She knows that her chances friend?" Imagine what will be in your child's sand castle...No city workers throw stones already. to win are nonexistent, so she is waiting for the Obama orga- thanks. at them trying to kill them. —West Wildwood nization to agree to pay off her millions of dollars in cam- —Stone Harbor And if the stones don't do *** paign debt before bowing at his altar. *** it, maybe the cesspools that It is amazing to me that a small minority of people can con- —Cape May When shopping at a supermarket, make sure to check for were fountains will. Where tinually challenge capital spending projects in the city. It costs *** expiration dates. is the board of health or the taxpayers $30,000 every time we go through this ex- What a bunch of phony, save-the-earth, save-the-birds, oh —Wildwood mosquito commission? ercise. If these people are so altruistic, maybe they would be the poor birds, people: tell me will the birds save you from *** —Cape May willing to spare the taxpayers the expense and pick up the tab the rats that run the streets? At least the cats keep the rodent Why aren’t the police enforcing the cell phone law? I’ve *** themselves. They claim to have more than 10 people sponsor- population down. What will you do now? Tourist season is seen a lot of violators. Just have a police offi cer park at Rio ing the current referendum, so each of them would only have Missing something? starting; I can't wait to see the reaction of them (the tourists) Grande Avenue before the bridge. to put up $3,000. when a rat runs out in front as they stroll down the street. —Wildwood Read all this week’s Spout —Cape May And don't fool yourself, Cape May does have rats! And I *** Offs and join the discus- *** have seen more now than ever. I guess the cats will have the The leaf pick-up goes by a schedule. Each area has it sion. Log on to www.Cape- I guess the drinking age on the Wildwood beaches is 18. last laugh. picked-up by scheduled date (non recycling week). Get sched- MayCountyHerald.com and The beach patrol and police need to stop turning a blind eye. —Cape May ule at the township hall. The teenagers consume large amounts of alcohol and use click “Spout Off” at the top *** —Villas of the page. foul language. I might take my family to Sea Point Village where On June 3rd. at 3 p.m., a "kid " in a loud Ford GT drove A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008

Cape Counseling Service’s Families F.I.R.S.T. presents: Miracles Fitness Ready for Kids Camp Heart to Heart Support Group RIO GRANDE — On engaging in exercise that is June 23, Miracles Fitness, exciting and meaningful. This group is for spouses/partners who need support in 408 Rio Grande Boulevard, She wants to see Cape May coping with a spouse/partner who suffers from a mental illness. will hold its fi rst Fit Kids Country reject the trend The group will be held June 16, 2008 the third Monday Camp in partnership with that predicts children today will have shorter life of every month from 9:30-11:00am. Jump Start Your Health. Director Jodi Thomas, spans than their parents Location: 217 N. Main Street, in a release stated, “We due to lack of exercise. Suite 202, CMCH, NJ 08210 are excited about this pro- There will be eight Held in the Families F.I.R.S.T. group room gram whose mission is to weeks total with camps provide a positive fi tness on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from For more information, contact opportunity to every child. We are here to help chil- 10 a.m. to noon. Four Jodi Hynes or Sally Barlow at dren have fun and get fi t sessions will be geared (609) 463-0014 Ext.33 or 17 while developing a lifelong towards 8-12 year olds: love for fitness. Camps Augustina and Florencia Waiss play catch with June 23, July 14, July 28, will consist of warm up, medicine ball during "Fit Kids Class." and Aug. 11. calisthenics, strength and own business teaching gram to the community. Four sessions will be balance building activities, gymnastics to children for Her hope is it will help geared for 5-7 year olds: movement based games, over 10 years. children in the county jump June 30 (Mon/Wed. only), healthy snacks and more. Additionally, she has start their love for fi tness by July 21, Aug. 4 and 18. Whether your child wants been a part-time physi- to get in shape or stay in cal education teacher this Cape Regional Honors shape these camps are for past year and has directed them.” several child care and af- Call now for a free Thomas has been a per- ter school recreation pro- Volunteer Venafro sonal trainer and group estimate to replace an grams. Her main passions COURT HOUSE — Eve volunteers, like Eve, truly fi tness instructor for over are children, fi tness, and Venafro was named Cape touch the lives of others by existing central air 10 years. health and she considers it Regional Medical Center’s selflessly giving of them- She has also had her conditioner a privilege to offer this pro- “Special Touch Volunteer of selves for the benefi t of oth- the Month” for May 2008. ers,” stated Julie Paolella, Sales, Installation & Service Venafro began director of Volun- • Central Air Conditioning volunteering at teer Services. the medical center Venafro’s earlier • Gas or Oil Heat • Unico & Space Pak in the 1980’s and career experience • Air Duct Cleaning • Fuel Oil Delivery then returned to includes serving service in Septem- as a certifi ed comber 2003, accord- munications opera- Call the DEPENDABLE Company ing to a release. tor and secretary 465-5545 • 1-800-388-4645 Venafro’s “contri- to a congressman. Serving Cape May & Atlantic Counties over 90 years bution of vital ser- EVE VENAFRO Venafro resides in NATE certifi ed [email protected] vice is appreciated Cape May Point technicians Visa - MC - Discover in various assignments; she and has four children. ©Herald Newspapers 2008 License #13VH00302000 assists patients with their During her regular menu selections, helps our Thursday volunteer shift, Performance Improvement and in the presence of her Stewart’s held a grand opening May 31 at the new Ocean Floors Owner Department with patient daughter, fellow volunteers, location, Magnolia Avenue and the Boardwalk, representative duties, and and staff, Joanne Carrocino, Wildwood. Brothers EJ and Sean Dougherty along as time permits, contributes president and CEO, Tom with brother-in-law Gary Conroy operate the busi- time and energy to run Piratzky, vice president of Ocean Floors, ness. The newly constructed restaurant features errands as an East Lobby Marketing & Public Rela- Our customers say classic Stewart’s checkered design. It’s open for Messenger volunteer. Her tions, and Julie Paolella, di- breakfast, lunch and dinner, and of course signature cheery disposition, positive rector of Volunteer Services we have the best root beer fl oats. attitude, and willingness to surprised Venafro with this ceramic selection in ‘go the extra mile’ on behalf exceptional award. So. Jersey Clymer Ends 44 Years of the Medical Center has Venafro was presented earned her recognition by with fl owers, Special Touch With U.S. Government peers and staff alike as an Volunteer pin, a gift certifi - JC DeBaun exemplary person, as well cate, and commemorative CAPE MAY — Bil- While employed with as, a committed volunteer. plaque. Convenient Shop At Home Service Available lie Clymer, a purchasing the Marine Corps, for 15 “Dedicated, cheerful technician at Coast Guard years, she received nu- Come See Our New Solistone Display! Training Center Cape May merous awards expressing retired June 2 in front their gratitude and recog- With hand painted tiles from Mexico. of the training center's nizing here outstanding - administration building performance. after 44 years of service Upon arrival at Training - New Stacked Island rock to the federal government, Center Cape May, Clymer including nearly 25 years immediately pursued a - 24x24 Sand Stone Tiles of service to the Coast new career and became a Guard. purchasing technician. Also: Frost proof oor glass tiles rated for Clymer, a North Cape According to Cmdr. Dan May resident, began her Allman her division offi cer, indoor or outdoor application. career as a secretary for "Clymer was a positive in- Sea Isle City Chamber of Commerce installs new the U.S. Department of fl uence and a tremendous offi cers at June 4 dinner. They are Vice President Flooring for every budget • #1 in Customer Service the Navy working with teacher for all the civilian Thomas Adelsberger, left, Treasurer Rachael Mor- the U.S. Marine Corps at and military personnel she rison, center, and President Ruth Steedley. City Supplying excellent installation team Quantico, Va. worked with." Councilperson Frank Edwardi administered oaths. Boyd’s Texas Style BBQ Opens ’Walk Restaurant As well as WILDWOOD — On grand opening of Boyd’s walk. They were joined by anyone can enjoy. Since it May 31, Boyd and Marilyn Texas Style BBQ, Magnolia Assemblyman Matthew is the boardwalk, we have Green Carpet & Tile Lafferty celebrated the Avenue and the Board- Milam and Sen. Jeff Van our special Rodeo Ribs, Drew (both D-1st) for the which are rib-lets with a inaugural “rib” cutting lot of meat and a ‘bone- ceremony. handle’ for dipping as you As a new business to the walk the boards.” Wildwood area and a new The restaurant is the member of the Greater second location for the Wildwood Chamber of couple. Their fi rst restau- Commerce, the Laffertys rant is located at 2301 Bay- look forward to a prosper- shore Road, Villas, which ous season, according to a they will be celebrating Showroom located at 365 96th Street, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 release. the fourth anniversary on Boyd stated, “Our sit- June 17. Phone 609 368 7799 Fax 609 368 5353 email: Oceanfl [email protected] down restaurant is not very Boyd’s slogan is “Sooo common on the boardwalk. Good You Don’t Need Providing all of your flooring needs We serve breakfast, lunch, Sauce,” should answer plus excellent customer service. and dinner, so there is your question. Boyd and Marilyn Lafferty in Wildwood restaurant bound to be something that Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27

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Engagements Volunteers In Medicine OF CAPE MAY COUNTY Shaffer, Carr Plan to Wed Care this week MERRITT ISLAND, FLA. Island, Fla. made possible by generous donations from: — Florence Royles-Kiefer, The bride-to-be is a originally of Wildwood graduate of the University Mature Adults, Church of The Resurrection Crest, announced the en- of Central Florida. She and Antonio & Christine Nicolau gagement of her grand- her ﬁ ancé own and operate James & Sallie Davis daughter, Christine Shaffer, a landscape company. formerly of Upper Town- The couple plan a late In Memory of Bill Thomas ship, to Jeffrey Carr, both January wedding in Cocoa CMC Board of Social Services now residing in Merritt Village, Fla.

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Judith and Michael Rhodes of Woodbridge an- Blood Drives Set in County SALE nounced the engagement of their daughter, Erin, to John Martin Olsen Jr., son of John and Cherri Olsen COURT HOUSE — The Road, Meeting Rooms 1 of Erma. The bride-to-be is a graduate of the Uni- Cape May County Chapter and 2 North Cape May, 2 SWIM AGAIN versity of Delaware, and is a senior account director of the American Red Cross – 8 p.m. with Bernard Hodes Group in New York City. Her will hold the following Tuesday, June 17, Ameri- POOLS & SPAS Blood drives: can Red Cross Cape May fi ancé is a graduate of The College of New Jersey 215 SOUTH SHORE RD. • MARMORA with a bachelor’s degree in fi ne arts. He is the art Monday, June 16, Vic- County Chapter, 34 E. Me- specialist for AIG in New York City. The couple plan toria Commons Assisted chanic St. Meeting Room, 609-390-8869 a Sept. 19, 2009, wedding in Red Bank. Living, 610 Town Bank Court House, 1– 7 p.m. Used, Refurbished Trade-In Spas with warranty $1000 & up Serving Cape May & Atlantic Counties for 21 years “Medically Speaking” a radio show hosted by ‘Credit Basics’ Course Will Be Given by Sturdy Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist COURT HOUSE — Stur- served. Call 463-5260 to start school. established, the use of deb- dy Savings Bank will offer reserve a seat. He will focus on the it/ATM cards and identity a free class on credit ba- Sturdy’s Credit Analyst importance of knowing and theft. sics for college students, Kevin Burns, a graduate of understanding the terms for The free class is part Minimally Invasive Surgery young adults and their Wildwood Catholic and Vil- loans and credit cards, and of Sturdy’s ongoing com- Faster recovery, less pain. Call for a free CD parents, June 24, 7 p.m. lanova University, will help highlight the importance munity education efforts or at the Bank’s Administra- the attendees navigate the of establishing good credit. and speakers are available Listen on the web! tion Offi ce, 506 S. Main deluge of credit card and Burns will also discuss to community groups. Call at St., here. loan offers that students how credit histories are 463-5260. www.caperegional.com Pizza and soda will be often receive when they With special guest Donald Tomasello, MD Crest Savings Bank Fills United Way’s Pantry Board Certifi ed General Surgeon Cape Regional Medical Center WILDWOOD — Hunger of Crest Savings Bank that is a year-round struggle. seemed like an answer to Many open their hearts the agency’s prayers. It and give generously around turned out that Crest Sav- WCMC-AM 1230 Exceptional Care the holidays, which is a ings Bank had been hold- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 18 Exceptional People tremendous help for those ing a Spring Into Action in need. Unfortunately, Food Drive throughout the Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 local food pantries such as month of April. the United Way’s First Call The bank’s eight branch- for Help still need more to es collected enough non- supply its clientele with perishable food items to year-round sustenance. take the pantry through an- “Our cupboards were other few weeks. “It really empty and we didn’t know doesn’t take much, we ask how we would provide for our 100 or so employees our people come Thursday” to each bring in one item commented Executive Di- and if they all do, we are recetor Suzanne Nardi. well on our way to having “We just didn’t know a successful drive and that’s where to go for help”. without the donations we That is when a call was receive from our generous United Way Executive Director Suzanne Nardi, received from Susan Biggs customers” stated Biggs. Garden State Parkway left, ready to fi ll pantry with donations from Susan EXIT 10 Biggs, branch manager of Crest Savings Bank’s North Universal Supply May 30 Wildwood offi ce. Burke Brothers Fire Shifts Showroom 609-465-6000 COURT HOUSE — Uni- police and the community versal Supply, with loca- in general, we were able tions here and in other to salvage must of the in- towns in the region, an- ventory.” nounced on June 2 that, “The lumber yard is open after a May 30 fire that for business and we’ve destroyed its showroom at temporarily relocated our 950 S. Egg Harbor Road, kitchen selection center to Hammonton, there was Universal Supply’s corpo- minimal damage to mer- rate facility just down the chandise.’ road at 582 S. Egg Harbor After assessing damages Road. Although we’ve had From left, Sen. Jeff VanDrew (D-1st), PNC Bank’s at the building supplier’s to mke some adjustments, Jean Hager, MAC President Ed Henry and Director kitchen showroom and we should not miss a beat Michael Zuckerman honor the bank’s $12,000 dona- Visit Us at GSP Exit 10 lumber facility, Joe Schoen servicing our customers,” tion to the Cape May Music Festival. For the 13th stated, “Thanks to the tire- state Mike Bravakis, mar- year in a row, PNC Bank is the single largest business or at less work of all the vol- keting manager. supporter of the festival, presented by Mid-Atlantic www.BurkeVW.com unteer fire departments, Center for the Arts. A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008

PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE BETWEEN May 19th and May 25, 2008 Can Your Home’s Insurance Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON Withstand a Hurricane? John E. & Paige K. Long WEB 165 LLC 4606 5th Ave. $ 2,450,000 Estate of Margaret L Salasovic Raymond J. Evers, Robert Creighton 234 21st. St., Unit 101 $ 395,000 TRENTON – As hurri- planned evacuation route. plan is a way to protect Canida M. Lahowetz Trust Kelly M Hanson 265 17th St. $ 675,000 cane season arrives, the Each household member your house. It is available Jonathan W. Landon Kevin R. & Frances G. Boyle 470 20th St. $ 950,000 Richard L. & Gertrude L. Frick Bruce G. & Robyn E. Leto 6890 Ocean Dr. $ 965,000 state Department of Bank- should regularly participate to homeowners insurance Edward J. Obermeier Trust Linda A. Hargesheimer 250 52nd St. $ 800,000 ing and Insurance is urging in home evacuation proce- policyholders in certain Jordan Realty INC Norman M. Dion 94 E. 22nd St. $ 5,800,000 state residents, particularly dures. coastal areas. Bruce G. & Barbara M. Taylor Mary K. Smith 301 80th St. $ 600,000 Anthony J. & Eileen T Maginnis Eric T. & Kathleen Simons 213 36th St. $ 825,000 those who live on barrier “The time to plan for an It is also vital for ho- Total for Avalon: $ 13,460,000 islands like those in Cape emergency is now,” said meowners to remember May County, along coast- department Commissioner that standard homeowner CAPE MAY Michael & Katherine Sudofsky John C. & Cheryl Gulish 1125 Washington St., Unit A $ 875,000 al waterways or in areas Steven Goldman. “Gov. policies do not cover prop- Michael & Katherine Sudofsky John C. & Cheryl Gulish 1125 Washington St., Unit B $ 237,500 previously flooded, to be Corzine and his adminis- erty damage caused by Comet Investments LLC Teresa Forte, Brian Greenberg 1228 Washington St. $ 788,000 prepared. tration has made disaster fl ooding. Doris & Lloyd La Rue Trust David & Janine Lewis 3900 Shore Dr. $ 605,000 Christopher W. Rollar Julie Beighley-Gasser, Julie A. Donofrio 1161 Virginia Ave. $ 375,000 Forecasters predict this preparation a major prior- The National Flood Insur- Total for Cape May: $ 2,880,500 hurricane season which be- ity as it has participated in ance Plan handles fl ood in- DENNIS gan June 1 and runs through multi-agency, multi-govern- surance coverage. Ask your Stanley L. III & Heather L. Sudol William C. Jr. & Amy M. Lowe 229 Fidler Rd. $ 306,000 Nov. 30, could produce four ment table-top exercises agent or insurance carrier Total for Dennis: $ 306,000 major hurricanes in the and continues to work with for more information on LOWER TOWNSHIP Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of public and private partners, fl ood insurance coverage. Mark C. & Diane M. Ryan Wayne Purdy 12 Rose Ln. $ 175,000 Mexico. as well as consumers, in It may be too late to se- Joan T. Burkhardt TAY-MOR L.L.C. 254 Fishing Creek Rd. $ 250,000 Homeowners should being as ready as possible cure coverage when a storm Edwina J Chesky Wayne S. & Audrienne W. Binder 89 Breakwater Pl. $ 174,900 Tammy S. Decker Scott J. & Michele W. Hoover 124 Oakdale Ave. $ 247,000 secure copies of their when an emergency such is on the way. To secure Ronald P. Giordano Domenic Cannatella Bayshore Rd. $ 374,000 insurance policies, bank as a major hurricane strikes coverage now, call your lo- ANB of NJ LLC Thomas W. Jr. & Carrie L. Eccles 7401 Atlantic Ave., Unit 302 $ 215,000 and personal identifica- our state.” cal insurance agent. Jeffrey J. Kenyon David Perry Jr. 125 McKinley Ave. $ 182,500 Robert L. Armstrong Mark A. Paget 11 Locust Rd. $ 150,000 tion documents and keep It is prudent to protect If anyone should have dif- Estate of Catherine Richards Joseph J. Richards, Richard D. Milstead 213 Arizona Ave. $ 164,800 them readily available in a property well before a hur- fi culty with a claim resulting Lee C Weber, Jean R. Schmitt Gerald D. & Erica J. Levin 3700 Shore Dr. $ 575,000 safe location. Homeowners ricane appears on the satel- from a hurricane this season Total for Lower Township: $ 2,508,200 should also make certain lite images. Homeowners and would like to speak MIDDLE TOWNSHIP that they have contact in- living in coastal zones may with a Department repre- USA, Farm Service Agency Naoum Tsiartsonis 453, Rt. 47 N. $ 171,110 formation for their insurers also wish to contact their sentative, they can call the K Hovnanian at Middle Twp. II Richard G. & Nan S. Hood 23 Whimbrel Way $ 426,510 K Hovnanian at Middle Twp. II Douglas K. & Virginia K. Wolf 27 Whimbrel Way $ 447,660 or agents and be prepared agent or insurer and ask if Department’s Consumer In- Beazer Homes Corp. Thomas A. & Mary A. Booth 209 Aberdeen Way $ 377,375 to bring these key fi nancial they have a “loss mitigation quiry and Case Preparation Jack B. & Shirley Tozour Frederick Sharp 6 Linda Ln. $ 122,500 papers with them on their plan.” A loss mitigation Unit at 1-800-446-7467. Henry S. & Dorothy G. Seeley Scott Peter 681 Dias Creek Rd. $ 50,000 K Hovnanian at Middle Twp. II Daniel P. & Karen H. Huwyler 1 Sanderling Ct. $ 506,405 Total for Middle Township: $ 2,101,560 O’Connell Joins RE/MAX of Wildwoods NORTH WILDWOOD NORTH WILDWOOD Institute designation. Hospitals in Mountainside th Engel Group LLC Ralph & Lynda L. Calderone 331 E 7 Ave., Unit 337 $ 564,900 CMN is a national char- and the Bristol-Meyers Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Mark F. Honaback, William J. Wiseley 800 Central Ave. $ 385,000 – RE/MAX of the Wild- Jeffrey J. & Jennifer Evans Dean D. & Amy B. Conner 421 E. 22nd Ave. , Unit 304 $ 185,000 woods has announced its ity distinguished for im- Squibb Children’s Hospital Denise E. Kerlin Neil & Luisa McFadden 208 W. 18th Ave. $ 150,000 newest broker associate proving healthcare for at Robert Wood Johnson Michael W. Mitchell John J. & Debra A. McGovern 539 E. 9th Ave., Unit 102 $ 295,000 th University Hospital in New Jeffrey & Mary C. Hilburt Peter & Denise Gallagher 209 E. 24 Ave., Unit 3 $ 299,900 and Children’s Miracle children by generating Shea Team Development LLC William & Darlene Iamurri 217-219 E. 23rd Ave., Unit 2B $ 144,000 Network contributor, Bill funds and awareness for Brunswick. The hospitals Sun Ray Beach Developers LLC Lois Maratea 408 E. 24th Ave., Unit 200 $ 470,000 O’Connell. 165 affiliated hospitals. associated with CMN treat Household Finance Corp III Steve & Cynthia Fantini 2301 Atlantic Ave. $ 87,900 Sandra L. Thomas James J. & Theresa Devine 711 Ocean Ave., Unit 208 $ 167,000 O’Connell specializes All of the local donations children with all types of Alice M. Bower-Wittleyer Jeffrey J. & Jennifer A. Evans 414 E. 16th St., Unit A $ 295,000 in the listing and sale of stay in the community in afflictions-cancer, heart Total for North Wildwood: $ 3,043,700 commercial and residen- which they were made and muscular diseases, OCEAN CITY tial properties throughout to benefit participating birth defects, AIDS and ac- Christopher J. Columbo Anthony A. & Jeanne P. Dougherty 3612 Asbury Ave, $ 520,000 Cape May County. hospitals. cident victims. They pride th Francis J. & Beverly McCall Donna Barbera 807 8 St., Unit 512 $ 55,000 O’Connell comes to Therefore, when listing themselves on treating the Mary L. Musi Dennis & Tracey Crowthers 2046 Haven Ave. $ 515,000 Paul H. Keuerleber Pear Group, LLC 719 11th St. $ 227,500 RE/MAX with 21 years of a home with O’Connell, whole child, rendering Michael O’Hara Gregory G. & Jennifer A. Dix 840 Ocean Ave., Unit 21 $ 88,000 real estate experience. He the money will go directly service based on need, not Kathleen Abrams Louis D. Parisi 5302 Central Ave. $ 1,242,500 to Children’s Specialized the ability to pay. Kent D. Perry Mark C. Hallman 332 Ocean Ave., Unit Rear $ 299,000 has his Graduated Realtor Matthew Guokas Family Trust Joan A. Clark, Stephen F. Verdolini 500 Bay Ave., Unit 305 $ 250,000 Charles & Barbara Johnson Timothy G. & Terry A. Corcoran 305 West Ave., Unit A $ 380,000 Michelle Kuminka Affi liates with Otton Daniel J. & Cheryl E. Sastic John B. & Carol A, Lawrence 4117-19 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 670,000 Dennis S. & Louise A. Mertz Jeffrey S. & Colleen M. Simons 302 30th St. $ 827,000 COURT HOUSE — Rob- nization. her accessible Frank J. & Joanne G. Birchill Edgar D. & Kiziah B. Kemler 1008 Wesley Ave., Unit 208 $ 217,000 ert T. Rich, broker/owner Kuminka has to any and all of Robert & Kathleen Cermanski Thomas C. & Stacie A. Jones 2755 Asbury Ave. $522,500 Joseph A. Gallagher William & Mary F. Fallon 3 Holly Tree Rd. $ 637,500 of Coldwell Banker James knowledge of your real estate Scoot R. Halliday, Keith Leonard Carmine & Lisa Schiavone 832ª Pennlyn Pl. $ 577,500 C. Otton Real Estate an- planning and needs in Atlantic Michael Geiger John G. & Margaret M. Remmey 412 4th St. $ 239,000 nounces that Michelle building homes and Cape May Total for Ocean City: $ 7,267,500 Kuminka has joined the in New Hamp- counties. SEA ISLE CITY nd company in its Cape May shire and New Coldwell Jeanette Kelley Teresa & Francis Young 4408 Park Rd. 2 Fl. $ 350,000 Court House location. Jersey. Banker James David & Patricia Evangelist Louis & Catherine Berrodin 114 52nd St. West $ 600,000 Kuminka has previous She enjoys KUMINKA C. Otton Real Thomas J. Welsh III Mary B. Taus 5612 Central Ave., Unit West $ 695,000 real estate experience from Cape May Coun- Estate has five Thomas Kretschmaier Matthew A. Kaiser 134 81st St., Unit East $ 585,000 Michael K. & Kathleen A. Ward David & Marihjane Barbone 24 32nd St. West $ 1,050,000 a Coldwell Banker offi ce ty and all that it offers in- offi ces in Cape May County John J. & Marilyn P. Collins Harry G. & Margaret Martin 129 76th St., Unit B $ 675,000 in Atlantic County and cluding boating, shopping including Stone Harbor, Total for Sea Isle City: $ 3,955,000 continues her relationship and dining. Avalon, Cape May Court STONE HARBOR with the Coldwell Banker She makes her home in House, Wildwood Crest Thomas J. Welsh Jr. Anthony T. & Mary G. Petrick 284 83rd. St., Unit East $ 999,999 brand by joining our orga- Atlantic County, making and North Cape May. Mark S. & Lauri J. Friedlander Mark G. Delany 11010 Third Ave. $495,000 Michael M. & Gail G. Dunn Michael Greene 10404 Corinthian Dr. $ 3,599,800 Shore Acquisitions V LLC John L. & Donna M. Curcio Sunset & 87th St., Unit A $ 1,412,000 William & Gloria Wenz Famersham Associates LP 10516 Golden Gate Rd. $ 3,100,000 th Spotlight on your new home! Cheryl McBreaty Stephen C. & Suzanne Bigler 122 108 St. $ 1,975,000 Spotlight on your new home! Total for Stone Harbor: $ 11,581,799 You may search forever and never find UPPER TOWNSHIP Joanne T. Mainardi Richard J. & Barbara A. Reich 160 Heron Ln. $ 73,100 a home quite like this one. It is situated Estate of Albert H. Cornell Ellen Ward 405 Holly Dr. $ 250,000 on over 35 acres, with two stocked Eric T. Reich Anthony J. Jackson, Melissa J. Glenn 1526 Stagecoach Rd. $ 265,000 ponds, a private beach and a beautiful Total for Upper Township: $ 588,100 entertainment deck with fireplace. The West Wildwood inside of this home is thrilling as well with George Foulke Thomas F. & Vicki L. Sexton 743 West Maple Ave. $ 260,000 Total for West Wildwood: $260,000 Italian tile “Hardwood Impression” flooring WILDWOOD and a bathroom for every bedroom. The Michael F. & Jeanna Boures Carol A. Drea 431 W. Montgomery Ave. $ 298,000 beautiful gourmet kitchen offers granite Total for Wildwood: $ 298,000 counter tops, Sub-Zero refrigerator, WILDWOOD CREST double ovens and monogram range. Enjoy the family room with cathedral ceilings Land Sales LLC Dennis T. & Sarina E. Corbett 102 E. Orchird Rd. $ 965,000 Pelican Development INC James A. Dastra 450 E. Nashville Rd., Unit 602 $785,000 and patio view, the sophisticated library with fireplace, and the oversized Great Atrium Developers LLC Thomas J. & Staci M. Wagner 9401 Atlantic Ave., Unit 602 $ 885,000 Craig C. & Colette M. Porter John M. & Dina M. Keane 9402 New Jersey Ave. $ 357,500 Room. Retreat to the master bedroom with walk-in closets, double sinks, and James P. Wade John G. & Janet E. Moran 312 E. Preston Ave. $ 566,000 relaxing Jacuzzi. Both home and property is surrounded by hundreds of acres of AJB of NJ LLC AMC WW Properties LLC 400 E. Miami Ave., Unit 103 $ 485,000 Holiday Developer INC Linda M. Looker 411 E. Buttercup Rd., Unit 102 $ 340,000 protected wildlife refuge offering privacy, natural beauty, and spectacular sunsets. Dennis & Celeste N. Hall Paul J. & Patricia A. Mohr 6801 Park Blvd. $ 725,000 Presented by Clermont Nine 609-624-0990. Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 5,108,500 Contact John Robertson at 609-703-4192. WOODBINE Annie D. Azeez Michael B. Azeez 439 Rte. 49 $ 190,166 Visit our website at www.clermont9.com Total for Woodbine: $ 190,166 COUNTY TOTAL: $ 53,549,025 For more on real estate visit Compilation Compilation ©c 2008 Seawave Seawave Corporation Corporation Source Source Data: Data: Cape Cape May May County County Clerk’s Clerk's Office Offi Abstractsce Abstracts www.capemaycountyherald.com/more/realestate Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! REAL ESTATE IF IT MOVES MAGNIFICENT BAYFRONT HOME Builder’s Own Home! 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BANNON, Property to be sold is located in the City beginning point being distant 300 feet, northeasterly line of Sand Dune Drive the northeasterly line of Main Avenue By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued ET ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose of North Wildwood, County of Cape May measured southeastwardly along said Dimensions: 295.91 feet x 101.70 feet x (60 feet wide) out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, for sale at public venue on: and State of New Jersey. southwesterly line of Frances Avenue Prior Liens/Encumbrances 20.00 feet x 143.16 feet x 111.04 feet x Chancery Division, Cape May County, WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF from its intersection with the southeast- Water Open + Penalty: $374.85 219.59 feet x 194.98 feet x 267.86 feet x “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to DOCKET NUMBER F 25032 07, pending JUNE A.D. 2008 Premises commonly known as: 1211 erly line of Glenwood Avenue 40 feet Sewer Open + Penalty: $163.24 1.58 feet x 3.43 feet adjourn this sale without further notice wherein DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Central Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ wide, TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $538.09 through publication.” TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE UNDER House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 08260 Nearest Cross Street: Fishing Creek THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREE- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Prior Liens/Encumbrances A full legal description of the premises can Road Prior Liens/Encumbrances MENT DATED AS OF MARCH 1, 2006, Jersey. TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBER: Block Qrt 2 05/02/08 Open: $713.25 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape TOTAL AS OF May 7, 2008: $.00 GSRPM MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, 239, Lot 1 on the Tax Map of North Wild- Water Open + Penalty: $915.04 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal 2006-1 the plaintiff AND LACY M. KEITH, Property to be sold is located in the City wood, NJ 08260 Sewer Open + Penalty: $375.54 taxes and assessments, tax, water and liens or other charges, and any such A full legal description of the premises can ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose of Ocean City, County of Cape May and sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape for sale at public venue on: State of New Jersey. Dimensions: 50’ x 100’ TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $2,003.83 ments. The amount due can be obtained ums or other advances made by plaintiff May County. This sale is subject to unpaid WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF from the local taxing authority. prior to this sale. All interested parties taxes and assessments, tax, water and JUNE A.D. 2008 Premises commonly known as: 3624- Number of Feet to Nearest Cross Street: A full legal description of the premises can Amount due under judgment is are to conduct and rely upon their own sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- th at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 3626 West Ave., Ocean City, NJ 08226 Corner Lot – Nearest Cross Street is 14 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape $329,024.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s independent investigation to ascertain ments. The amount due can be obtained House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Avenue May County. This sale is subject to unpaid fees to be added. At the time of the Sale whether or not any outstanding interest from the local taxing authority. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New TAX LOT NO. 15, C3626 in BLOCK NO. taxes and assessments, tax, water and cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check remain of record and/or have priority Amount due under judgment is Jersey. 3604 FULL DESCRIPTION: Deed Book 3195 sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- in the amount of 20% of the bid price is over the lien being foreclosed and, if so $183,362.47 costs, interest and Sheriff’s Page 611 ments. The amount due can be obtained required. the current amount due thereon. fees to be added. At the time of the Sale Property to be sold is located in the Dimension of Lot Approximately: 15 x from the local taxing authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check Township of Middle, County of Cape May 100 (50%) A full legal description of the premises can Amount due under judgment is sale without further notice of publication. ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, in the amount of 20% of the bid price is and State of New Jersey. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape $282,668.66 costs, interest and Sheriff’s All publication costs are paid for by the the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled required. Nearest Cross Street: 36th Street May County. This sale is subject to unpaid fees to be added. At the time of the Sale plaintiff. only a return of the deposit paid. The The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Premises commonly known as: 122 Property, all that certain condominium taxes and assessments, tax, water and cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- Purchaser shall have no further recourse sale without further notice of publication. George & Dunbar Street unit and its undivided percentage inter- sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- in the amount of 20% of the bid price is RD against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s All publication costs are paid for by the est in the common elements situate, ments. The amount due can be obtained required. Sheriff: John F. Callinan attorney. plaintiff. TAX LOT NO. 1 and 3, BLOCK 932 lying and being in the City of Ocean from the local taxing authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 752862 Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- City, County of Cape May, and State of Amount due under judgment is sale without further notice of publication. 4x Fee=$131.22 A full legal description of the premises can RD Dimensions: 25’ x 100’ New Jersey, bounded and described as $8,280.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees All publication costs are paid for by the 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Sheriff: John F. Callinan follows: including the appurtenances to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, plaintiff. ______May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 752866 Nearest Cross Street: Corner of George thereto in fee simple, subject to the pro- certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- SHERIFF’S SALE taxes and assessments, tax, water and 4x Fee=$126.36 & Dunbar Street visions of New Jersey Condominium Act amount of 20% of the bid price is required. RD sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 (R.S. 46:8B-10, Et Seq) its amendments The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: John F. Callinan By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ments. The amount due can be obtained ______Superior Interests (if any): None and supplements and to the provisions sale without further notice of publication. 752860 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- from the local taxing authority. SHERIFF’S SALE of the Master Deed of “3624-26 West All publication costs are paid for by the 4x Fee=$131.22 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Amount due under judgment is A full legal description of the premises can Avenue Condominium”, a condominium plaintiff. 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 NUMBER F 28975 07, pending wherein US $327,481.83 costs, interest and Sheriff’s By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape dated of even date herewith and intended Attorney RAGAN & RAGAN ______BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS fees to be added. At the time of the Sale out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid to be recorded immediately prior hereto Sheriff: John F. Callinan SHERIFF’S SALE TRUSTEE FOR ASSET-BACKED PASS- cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check Chancery Division, Cape May County, taxes and assessments, tax, water and in the Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce. 752858 THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES in the amount of 20% of the bid price is DOCKET NUMBER F 2119 07, pending sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- 4x Fee=$111.78 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued 2006-NC2 the plaintiff AND GEORGE GER- required. wherein GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC the ments. The amount due can be obtained “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, VASI, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any plaintiff AND LARRY FORSYTH, ET ALS from the local taxing authority. adjourn this sale without further notice ______Chancery Division, Cape May County, expose for sale at public venue on: sale without further notice of publication. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Amount due under judgment is through publication” SHERIFF’S SALE DOCKET NUMBER F 15497 07, pending WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF All publication costs are paid for by the at public venue on: $34,831.19 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees wherein BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, JUNE A.D. 2008 plaintiff. WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, Prior Liens/Encumbrances By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued LLC the plaintiff AND AIN’T WE SWEET, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG JUNE A.D. 2008 certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the Taxes Open: $1,167.75 out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, LLC are the defendant(s), I shall expose for House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Sheriff: John F. Callinan at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court amount of 20% of the bid price is required. Chancery Division, Cape May County, sale at public venue on: (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 752864 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any TOTAL AS OF April 30, 2008: $1,167.75 DOCKET NUMBER F 24430 07, pending WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF Jersey. 4x Fee=$150.66 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New sale without further notice of publication. wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, JUNE A.D. 2008 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Jersey. All publication costs are paid for by the A full legal description of the premises can INC. the plaintiff AND DALE MADKIFF, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Property to be sold is located in the Bor- ______plaintiff. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape SR.; CYNTHIA L. MADKIFF, HIS WIFE, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape SHERIFF’S SALE Property to be sold is located in the Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ET ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New May and State of New Jersey. Township of Middle, County of Cape Sheriff: John F. Callinan taxes and assessments, tax, water and for sale at public venue on: Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued May and State of New Jersey. 752854 sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Premises commonly known as: 401 E. out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, 4x Fee=$111.78 ments. The amount due can be obtained JUNE A.D. 2008 Property to be sold is located in the City Stanton Rd 303, Wildwood Crest, NJ Chancery Division, Cape May County, Premises commonly known as: 3 Church 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 from the local taxing authority. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of Ocean City, County of Cape May and 08260 DOCKET NUMBER F 28690 07, pending Road, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 ______Amount due under judgment is House Building located at 9 N. Main Street State of New Jersey. wherein CHASE HOME FINANCE, LLC the SHERIFF’S SALE $620,961.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BEING KNOWN as LOT 1, 3 & 5.01, plaintiff AND CATHY A. HAGGERTY are TAX LOT NO. 7 in BLOCK NO. 1453 fees to be added. At the time of the Sale Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 1050 BLOCK 96.02, on the offi cial Tax Map of the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check Bay Avenue the Borough of Wildwood Crest public venue on: Dimension of Lot Approximately: out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, in the amount of 20% of the bid price is Property to be sold is located in the WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF 100 x 160 Avg Chancery Division, Cape May County, required. Township of Dennis, County of Cape TAX LOT NO. 19 in BLOCK NO. 1010 Dimensions: Condo (none given) JUNE A.D. 2008 DOCKET NUMBER F 27383 07, pend- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any May and State of New Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Nearest Cross Street: Route 9 ing wherein U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- sale without further notice of publication. Dimension of Lot: 39 x 67 Nearest Cross Street: Condo House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Beginning at a point in the southwester- SOCIATION, A NATIONAL BANKING All publication costs are paid for by the Premises commonly known as: 182 (none given) (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ly line of Nazarene Church court, 50 feet ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL plaintiff. Chestnut Street, Woodbine (a/k/a Belle- Nearest Cross Street: Eleventh Street Jersey. wide, said beginning point bears along CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- plain) (Dennis Township), NJ *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal said southwesterly line of Nazarene OF THE BANC OF AMERICA FUNDING RD Beginning at the Northerly corner of liens or other charges, and any such Property to be sold is located in the Church road, north 57 degrees 10 min- CORPORATION TRUST 2007-1 the plain- Sheriff: John F. Callinan It is known and designated as Block 31, Eleventh Street and Bay Avenue; con- taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi- Township of Middle, County of Cape May utes 30 seconds west 137.09 feet from tiff AND WILLIAM SAPONARO, JR., ET AL 752856 Lot 24 taining Northeastwardly along the North- ums or other advances made by plaintiff and State of New Jersey. its intersection with the westerly line of are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale 4x Fee=$155.52 westerly line of Bay Avenue 39 ft in front prior to this sale. All interested parties New Jersey State Highway Route 9, 66 at public venue on: 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 The dimensions are approximately 80 or breadth and of that width extending are to conduct and rely upon their own Premises commonly known as: 8 Lafay- feet wide and running thence WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF ______feet wide by 539 feet long (irregular) Northwestwardly between parallel lines, independent investigation to ascertain ette Avenue, Middle Twp., NJ 08251 JUNE A.D. 2008 SHERIFF’S SALE one being the Northeasterly line of Elev- whether or not any outstanding interest “The sheriff hereby reserves the right to th at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Nearest Cross Street: 6 Street enth Street, 67.5 ft. in length or depth. remain of record and/or have priority TAX LOT NO. 16 in BLOCK NO. 426 adjourn this sale without further notice House Building located at 9 N. Main Street By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued over the lien being foreclosed and, if so through publication.” (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes Prior Liens/Encumbrances the current amount due thereon. Dimension of Lot Approximately: 90 x Jersey. Chancery Division, Cape May County, and other municipal liens. 2007 taxes: $1,023.73 open + penalty 100 Prior Liens/Encumbrances DOCKET NUMBER DJ 29454 08, pend- As of 1/18/2008 taxes are paid through 2007 taxes: $772.30 open + penalty ** If the sale is set aside for any reason, Qtr2 05/01/08: $688.44 st nd Property to be sold is located in the City ing wherein L.T. ASSET RECOVERY, LLC 1 quarter 2008. 2 quarter 2008 taxes 2008 1st Qtr.: $337.87 open + penalty the Purchaser at the sale shall be enti- Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Drive Water Open + Penalty: $123.85 of Cape May, County of Cape May and the plaintiff AND JOSEPH RUBINI are the in the amount of $542.30 was due on 2008 1st Qtr.: $254.88 open + penalty tled only a return of the deposit paid. The Being known as Lots 30, 31 and 32, TOTAL AS OF May 7, 2008: $812.29 State of New Jersey. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at pub- 5/1/2008. Purchaser shall have no further recourse Block 426 on the current Tax Map of the lic venue on: A full legal description of the premises can against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s Township of Middle A full legal description of the premises can Premises commonly known as: 608 WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Subject to Judgment No. DJ-066827-2002 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape attorney. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Hughes Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 JUNE A.D. 2008 in the sum of $3,154.80, plus costs. First May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Prior Liens/Encumbrances May County. This sale is subject to unpaid at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court American Title Insurance Company will taxes and assessments, tax, water and Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this Qtr 2 05/01/08 Open: $635.71 taxes and assessments, tax, water and BEING KNOWN as LOT 3, BLOCK 1057, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street insure without exception or issue letter sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- Sewer Open + Penalty: $116.24 sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New of indemnifi cation as to said judgment. ments. The amount due can be obtained ority of the condominium association TOTAL AS OF May 5, 2008: $751.95 ments. The amount due can be obtained Cape May Jersey. from the local taxing authority. and any successful bidder at sheriff’s from the local taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can Amount due under judgment is sale may be responsible for paying up to A full legal description of the premises can Amount due under judgment is Dimensions: 6.37 ft x 51.95 ft x 115.78 ft Property to be sold is located in the mu- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape $443,274.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s 6 months worth of unpaid condominium be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape $209,415.92 costs, interest and Sheriff’s x 63.22 ft x 33.92 ft x 113.16 ft nicipality of Lower Township, County of May County. This sale is subject to unpaid fees to be added. At the time of the Sale fees. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid fees to be added. At the time of the Sale Cape May and State of New Jersey. taxes and assessments, tax, water and cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check taxes and assessments, tax, water and cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Street sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- in the amount of 20% of the bid price is A full legal description of the premises can sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- in the amount of 20% of the bid price is Premises commonly known as: 119 El- ments. The amount due can be obtained required. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ments. The amount due can be obtained required. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liot Road, North Cape May from the local taxing authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any May County. This sale is subject to unpaid from the local taxing authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any liens or other charges, and any such Amount due under judgment is sale without further notice of publication. taxes and assessments, tax, water and Amount due under judgment is sale without further notice of publication. taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi- TAX LOT 9, BLOCK 494.12 $125,430.15 costs, interest and Sheriff’s All publication costs are paid for by the sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- $64,953.57 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees All publication costs are paid for by the ums or other advances made by plaintiff fees to be added. At the time of the Sale plaintiff. ments. The amount due can be obtained to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, plaintiff. prior to this sale. All interested parties Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 82 cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- from the local taxing authority. certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- are to conduct and rely upon their own feet wide and 140 feet long in the amount of 20% of the bid price is RD Amount due under judgment is amount of 20% of the bid price is required. RD independent investigation to ascertain required. Sheriff: John F. Callinan $551,259.67 costs, interest and Sheriff’s The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: John F. Callinan whether or not any outstanding interest Situate on the Westerly side of Elliot The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 752861 fees to be added. At the time of the Sale sale without further notice of publication. 752867 remain of record and/or have priority Road, 100 feet from the northerly side of sale without further notice of publication. 4x Fee=$131.22 cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check All publication costs are paid for by the 4x Fee=$136.08 over the lien being foreclosed and, if so Croydon Drive. All publication costs are paid for by the 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 in the amount of 20% of the bid price is plaintiff. 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 the current amount due thereon. plaintiff. ______required. Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- ______A full legal description of the premises can Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any RD SHERIFF’S SALE **If the sale is set aside for any reason, be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape BERG & NORGAARD sale without further notice of publication. Sheriff: John F. Callinan the Purchaser at the sale shall be enti- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Sheriff: John F. Callinan By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out All publication costs are paid for by the 752865 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued tled only a return of the deposit paid. The taxes and assessments, tax, water and 752859 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- plaintiff. 4x Fee=$116.64 out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Purchaser shall have no further recourse sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- 4x Fee=$131.22 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Chancery Division, Cape May County, against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s ments. The amount due can be obtained 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 NUMBER F 17707 07, pending wherein SCHMIEG ______DOCKET NUMBER F 22468 07, pending attorney. from the local taxing authority. ______MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- Sheriff: John F. Callinan SHERIFF’S SALE wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, Amount due under judgment is SHERIFF’S SALE TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS NOMINEE 752863 INC. the plaintiff AND EILEEN H. DEVINE A full legal description of the premises can $9,604.06 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees FOR FGC COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE 4x Fee=$165.24 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued FINANCE, DBA FREMONT MORTGAGE 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at public venue on: May County. This sale is subject to unpaid certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, the plaintiff AND JUAN R. ROJAS, ET ALS ______cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF taxes and assessments, tax, water and amount of 20% of the bid price is required. Chancery Division, Cape May County, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale SHERIFF’S SALE NUMBER F 23729 07, pending wherein JUNE A.D. 2008 sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any DOCKET NUMBER F 19432 07, pending at public venue on: EVERHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ments. The amount due can be obtained sale without further notice of publication. wherein U.S BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA- WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out plaintiff AND LOUIE CONKLIN, ET ALS are House Building located at 9 N. Main Street from the local taxing authority. All publication costs are paid for by the TION the plaintiff AND TOMMIE BEVERLY JUNE A.D. 2008 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Amount due under judgment is plaintiff. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET public venue on: Jersey. $1,424,753.30 costs, interest and Sheriff’s Attorney PELLEGRINO & FELDSTEIN at public venue on: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street NUMBER F 23570 07, pending wherein US WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF fees to be added. At the time of the Sale Sheriff: John F. Callinan WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS JUNE A.D. 2008 Property to be sold is located in the City cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check 752857 JUNE A.D. 2008 Jersey. TRUSTEE FOR CSAB 2006-4 the plaintiff at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of North Wildwood, County of Cape May in the amount of 20% of the bid price is 4x Fee=$102.06 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court AND THERESA L. ZIMMERMAN, ET AL House Building located at 9 N. Main Street and State of New Jersey. required. 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Property to be sold is located in the are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Township of Lower, County of Cape May at public venue on: Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 710 Pine sale without further notice of publication. SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. and State of New Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF Avenue (a/k/a W. Pine Avenue), North All publication costs are paid for by the JUNE A.D. 2008 Property to be sold is located in the Wildwood, NJ plaintiff. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued Property to be sold is located in the Premises commonly known as: 71 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Township of Middle, County of Cape May Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Township of Lower, County of Cape May Beachhurst Drive, Lower, NJ 08204 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street and State of New Jersey. Being known and designated as Block SCHMIEG Chancery Division, Cape May County, and State of New Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 28, Lot 34 (f/k/a Lot 31) Sheriff: John F. Callinan DOCKET NUMBER DJ 61812 07, pending TAX LOT NO. 4 in BLOCK NO. 494.25 Jersey. Premises commonly known as: 506 E 752855 wherein VELOCITY INVESTMENTS LLC Premises commonly known as: 115 Main Avenue, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Dimensions are approximately 30 feet 4x Fee=$150.66 the plaintiff AND DAVID S. LINDSAY are Frances Ave., Villas, NJ 08251 Dimension of Lot Approximately: Property to be sold is located in the wide by 100 feet long. 05/21, 05/28, 06/04, 06/11/08 the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 75 x 125 Township of Middle, County of Cape May TAX LOT NO. 1 & 2 in BLOCK NO. 1118 ______public venue on: TAX LOT NO. 12 in BLOCK NO. 231 and State of New Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: Anglesea Drive SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Nearest Cross Street: Sand Dune Drive Dimension of Lot Approximately: JUNE A.D. 2008 Dimension of Lot Approximately: 50 x Beginning at a point in the curved north- Premises commonly known as: 4 Amber 50 x 100 Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 100 westerly line of Beachhurst Drive (50 feet Jack Road, Middle, NJ 08210 other municipal liens out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street wide), 56.09 feet northeastwardly from Nearest Cross Street: Seventh Avenue Chancery Division, Cape May County, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest Cross Street: Glenwood Avenue the northeasterly end of a curve (radius BEING KNOWN as LOT 14.01, BLOCK Beginning at a point formed by the in- DOCKET NUMBER F 26151 07, pending Jersey. Beginning at a point in the northeasterly 20 feet) connecting the said northwest- 166, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Town- tersection of the northwesterly line of (Page A38 Please) Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33

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experience required FOLLOWING Please call (609) 898- Call 609-399-9110 Education- 2300 x.12 or e-mail POSITIONS Please sumbit re- or mail resume to [email protected] sume by Friday, June The Exchange Club • Saute’ • Hot Appetizers MMMMMM 20, 2008 to: Family Center WebID #: 153025 • Pantry HIGH SCHOOL: Michael J. 854 Asbury Avenue, μ * Teacher of Biology Kopakowski Ocean City, NJ, Office hours Qualifi ed applicants should apply in person * Teacher of Foreign Superintendent NJ 08226 9am to 5pm 500 W. Hand, Wildwood Or fax: 609-399-9910 Mon.-Fri. Language 216 S. Main St., or send resumes to (French, Part Time) Cape May * Teacher of TV Media Court House, Chef Jim at Production NJ 08210 Herald Fax # 609-522-5302 (Part Time) Classifi eds or email [email protected] MIDDLE SCHOOL: * Teacher of Foreign AUTO are the Cat’s Language TRUCK PROFESSIONAL VACANCIES (Spanish) Meow. RV LOWER TOWNSHIP ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS- Positions effective September 1, 2008 Call 609-886-8600 Ext. 33 or 34 September 1, 2008. NJ BOAT MEMORIAL SCHOOL: Please send resume to Dr. Shelley Magan, Principal, certifi cation required and 2600 Bayshore Road, Villas, NJ 08251. more! Any interested Kindergarten Teacher - Position requires a New Jersey “Elementary School candidate Teacher” Certifi cate or a Certifi cate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing. should send Buyers and letter of interest Sellers Lobster House immediately to: Check MAUD ABRAMS SCHOOL: Please send resume to Barbara Dalrymple, Jack Pfi zenmayer, Fisherman’s Wharf Principal, 714 Town Bank Rd., Cape May, NJ 08204 Superintendent, Herald Cape May Lower Cape Classifieds Fourth Grade Teachers (2) - Positions require a New Jersey “Elementary Fish Market and Take-out May Regional First. School Teacher” Certifi cate or a Certifi cate of Eligibility with Advanced School District, Standing. Cape May, NJ 08204 Call today NOW HIRING for Rates SANDMAN SCHOOL: Please send resume to Denise LaBov, Principal, EOE and • CASHIERS 838 Seashore Road, Cape May, NJ 08204. MMMMMM Information. • COUNTER HELP 5th Grade Teacher - Position requires a New Jersey “Elementary School House for Sale? 609-886-8600 Teacher” Certifi cate or a Certifi cate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing. • KITCHEN HELP Reach buyers with 6th Grade Teacher - Position requires a New Jersey “Elementary School an ad in the Herald. Apply in person Teacher” Certifi cate or a Certifi cate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing. Pllaceace yyourour aadd today.today. See Kris,Al,Kris, Al, or Charlotte 8886-860086-8600 eext.xt. 3333 oorr 3344 A.A.-E.O.E Requisition # 08-01878 A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers June 11 2008

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BIKE ASSISTANT * RECEPTIONIST * DESK CLERK Raff Recycling on Gos- Experienced Cooks/ EMS Task 5 days per week, * MEDICAL BILLER MANAGER Law Enforcement- hen Road in CMCH is Helpers

6am- 11am. Force Planner looking for part time of- Must work weekends. Immediate openings. Borough of Avalon fi ce help. Duties include: Well established Ital- * EXPERIENCED Police Department We’re looking for a well- Busy family practice CHAMBERPERSON running the scale, servic- ian restaurant looking motivated individual to looking for a Part Time is accepting applica- ing customers, eventu- for experienced people 609-523-9113 work with all EMS and Receptionist for nights tions for the position of ally answering phones & in the kitchen. Must be * MAINTENANCE public service agen- and weekends and a Full POLICE OFFICER doing computer entries. clean, have references, PERSON Applicant MUST have General- cies in the Southern Time, Experienced Med- reliable and have some Electrical/Plumbing Deadline for receipt is offi ce experience and Region in developing ical Biller for all aspects experience. plans and coordinat- of the practice. Skills Required. July 7. Applicants must computer knowledge of Power Washer/ ing essential needs Full Time, Year Round be 18 to 35 years old, Microsoft Offi ce. Fast Apply in person to Laborer and support for emer- Please fax resume to: Opportunity. high school graduates paced offi ce with a lot of 3800 Pacifi c Avenue, gency response and 609-898-1912 (or equivalent), US citi- variety. Wildwood - Garfi eld’s Experience and pre-planned events, as References Required izens and New Jersey Restaurant. transportation. well as the necessary residents, and able to Please send resume to training/activities of the For interview, perform all the duties 609-465-7271 Call (609) 889-4534 NJ EMS Task Force in call 609-602-2053. and responsibilities of Hours 9 to 5 the South. Requires 2 Hotel/Motel- a Police Offi cer. A cur- Mon., Weds., Fri. & μ WebID #: 153182 years direct planning rent New Jersey po- Sat. til Noon and EMS experience. EXPERIENCED lice PTC certifi cate or BA/BS in Admin/Mgmt FRONT DESK current certifi cate as a Class II Special Police Restaurant/ or comparable fi eld Offi ce- General- PERSON Offi cer is required. Food Service- preferred or substitute Healthcare- with additional plan- Part time. Days, nights & SECRETARY/ America’s Drive-In Spa Coordinator ning experience. Ex- Contact Noreen Quality Caregivers weekends. RECEPTIONIST perience in public rela- Fitzpatrick at 609- Sonic Drive-In is A renowned spa in tions a plus. Additional 967-7314. Synergy HomeCare is Call 609-522-7277 Full time, year round opening soon in Cape Cape May is looking requirements include: hiring CNAs and CHHAs ask for Robin position available im- may County and for an outgoing and * NJ EMT or MICP with The Borough of Avalon as caregivers. Up to or fax resume mediately. Communica- Cumberland County. dynamic person with ACLS and PALS or is an equal opportunity $12/hour plus bonus op- 609-522-9204 tion & computer skills Now searching for some retail sales ex- PEPP certifi cations employer. portunities. essential. WEEKENDS perience to fi ll both full * AHA CPR certifi ca- REQUIRED. Benefi ts ASSISTANT time, year round and tion Call Bonnie at available. seasonal positions. *Completion of ICS- Hotel/Motel- MANAGERS 609-486-6627 or Primary responsibili- 200, ICS 300, I-700, I- Managerial/ Profes- & SHIFT info@shcsouthjersey. For confi dential ties include assisting 800, Hazmat required FRONT DESK sional- SUPERVISORS com interview contact guests in scheduling * Must be able to pass Kristen appointments, retail a respirator fi t test and Year round position avail- MANAGER If you have solid μ WebID #: 152642 at 609-967-3001 sales and coordinating wear an Air Purifi ed able for mature-minded restaurant experience daily fl ow at the spa. Respirator as required person with good people Local service station. Restaurant- in a management The Spa Coordinator * Excellent writing skills. Computer expe- Excellent pay. Flexible position we would like must possess excel- skills Hotel/Motel- rience helpful. Flexible hours. BROILER to hear from you. lent verbal communi- hours including week- LINE COOK Atlas Inn now hiring cation skills, have a ends. Call 609-287-8793 For Italian Restaurant Email resume to:

pleasant manner, and Apply online at jerseydriveins have a working knowl- www.atlanticare.org FRONT Call Victorian Motel Apply in person: @aol.com edge of computers. 609-884-7044 or send resume to DESK CLERK Managerial/ Nino’s Family or fax: 215-565-2525 Must be available to or email mary.malcolm Professional- Restaurant, work on weekends and [email protected] @atlanticare.org For season (June - Nov.) 201 West Walnut Ave, holidays. EOE, m/f/d/v 11pm - 7am shift. Expe- PROPERTY North Wildwood rience preferred but will ASSISTANT 609-729-9314 Please, email your Healthcare- train. MANAGER resume to relax@ Restaurant-

capemaydayspa.com MEDICAL Apply in person Restaurant- Condos in North Wild- fax to 609-898-0092 Thurs. - Mon. CAFE PROMENADE at ASSISTANT wood. Mature-minded, or call 609-898-1003. (no phone calls) the Montreal Inn, Cape Now Hiring dependable & respon- EOE May now hiring Part time, CMCH area. sible. 30 - 35 hours per 1035 Beach Ave., * Breakfast Cook Healthcare- Busy medical practice. week. June 13 - Sept. Cape May Saturdays and Medical knowledge 2. Weekends Sept 6 EXPERIENCED Hotel/Motel- Sundays only BE A CAREGIVER necessary with typing, Hotel/Motel- - Sept. 28. Respon- SUPERVISORS,

computer skills & good sibilities maintaining HOSTS, WAIT * Line Cooks Full Time/Part Time, Assisting senior in phone manners * Chamberpersons property & pools, daily STAFF, LINE Full time/Part time,

their homes. FULL * Lifeguard operations & enforcing COOKS & BUS Year Round/Seasonal Fax resume with contact * BREAKFAST TIME/PART TIME. $10- association rules PERSONS number and references Apply in person: $11.50/ hour. Experi- Apply COOKS included: 609-465-4042 Harbor View ence and auto neces- Bal Habour Hotels * PARKING LOT Please call Pick up an application: Restaurant sary. Stanton Rd. & Beach ATTENDANT 609-729-2129 Cafe Promenade, 954 Ocean Drive Wildwood Crest * MAINTENANCE Beach at Madison Cape May CALL Healthcare/Ofﬁ ce- 609-522-3343 * HOSTESS/ Ave., Cape May or SOUTH JERSEY Hotel/Motel- CASHIER send resume: Ofﬁ ce- HOME CARE, Medical * HOUSEKEEPERS FAX 609-884-8110;

Monday- Friday, Receptionist Chamberpersons * FRONT DESK MAIL 1025 Beach 9am- 5pm CUSTOMER Ave., Cape May, NJ Restaurant- 609-399-4788 * POOL Experience preferred Now interviewing for SERVICE 08204; but will train in this busy ATTENDANT EMAIL Rio Station Chamberpersons. Healthcare- family practice. Full time customer ser- info@ Now Hiring Apply in person at vice position for local cafe-promenade.com Year Round & Summer Call LaMer front desk: DENTAL Please fax resume to campground with man- EOE Positions Available. Beachfront Inn Marquis de Lafayette ASSISTANT 609 465 2363. agement experience. Full & Part Time for appointment 501 Beach Ave., Must have strong peo- 609-884-9000 Cape May Full time position avail- Office hours ple skills, computer ex- HOSTESS/HOST 9am to 5pm Ask for Joan. able in a fast-paced perience, and be able LINE COOK Mon.-Fri. μ WebID #: 150964 No phone calls, modern dental practice. to multi- task in a fast please HOUSEKEEPING Beneﬁ ts and competitive paced environment. BUSPERSON salary. Nights and weekends LOOKING EOE required during sum- Apply in person only Call 609-522-3145 FOR A JOB? mer season. Possible www.capemaycountyherald.com Routes 9 & 47 or fax resume The Herald year round position for Rio Grande 609-522-9008 makes it easy to right person. 11am - 5pm daily No phone calls Looking ﬁ nd one! Call Karen, Monday- for IN PRINT AND ON THE WEB Friday, 9am- 5pm: something? 609-886-4932

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Articles For Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- FINANCIAL Trades/Carpet Installer- OLD BEACH TAGS, Furnishings- AVALON YARD SALE LUCKY 13 YARD SALE BUSINESS Ocean City: ‘86, ‘87 & - 2618 Ocean Drive VILLAS, 130 East Atlan- Carpet OPPORTUNITY - ‘88. $5 each or best of- Bedroom Suite and Selling new items from tic Ave: Friday & Satur- Restaurant- Installer’s Helper FINANCIAL fer. 609-602-0516 Refrigerator retail store, including day, June 13 & 14, 9am- Articles for Sale- Bassett Bedroom Suite. signs, home accessories 2pm. No early birds Year Round, Full time. Year round. White, faux wicker front & candles. Also some Yard/Tag Sale- Part Time Positions Some experience pre- PIANO: Lester Spinnet. with cargo accent. Sev- used items for sale. Sat- Asking $200. Please call ferred. Driver’s license Business Opportunity- en drawer chest, six urday, June 14, 9am. NORTH CAPE MAY, 11 required. Good pay. Will 609-465-9077 or 609-602- drawer dresser with mir- Rain or shine. * Banquet Servers 0384 Eider Lane (Mickels Run, train. LIQUOR LICENSE ror and night table. Good * Bar Porters off Breakwater Road): WILDWOOD LIQUOR Articles For Sale- condition. $350 or best μ WebID #: 152654 Friday & Saturday, June * Concession 609-602-2599, days LICENSE offer. Also, Whirl- 13 & 14 Workers PILATES PERFORMER: Yard/Tag Sale- Trades/Electric- FOR SALE, $250K. pool Refrigerator, white * Kitchen Staff $150, originally $350. with top freezer with ice Yard/Tag Sale- CALL 609-602-1273 Email only : * Utility maker, good condition, CAPE MAY, 109 How- ELECTRICIAN’S [email protected] ard Street (back yard): NORTH CAPE MAY, WebID #: 153198 $200. Call for pictures. HELPER WANTED μ Articles for Sale- Sat., June 14, 8am-1pm. Bayshore & Breakwater Drug free work en- 609-368-0719 or 202- Wide variety from which Roads: Bayshore Woods vironment. Various 302-4787 Experienced in old & new MERCHANDISE / TIRE: Goodyear Wrangler to shop; come on over. Yard & Bake Sale: Come shifts and hours. work. Also service work. RTS - 265 70 R17. Brand shop our treasures & en- YARD SALES μ WebID #: 152523 Yard/Tag Sale- Valid driver’s license a new, mounted & balanced joy our delicious baked Apply at on GM5LUG Rim, $80. 609- must. goods! Sat., June 14, Wildwood ARTICLES FOR 390-1905 CAPE MAY COURT 8am - 3pm. Raindate Convention Center HOUSE, 106 East Wild- Call 609-898-7766 SALE Furnishings- Sat., June 21. Security Desk, BUSINESS wood Avenue (off Golf 4500 Boardwalk Articles for Sale- EQUIPMENT BROYHILL Wing back Club Road): June 14, Yard/Tag Sale- chair: Burgundy, excellent 8am-3pm. Dolls, stereo Trades/Fencing- (43) Burgundy Grosfi l- condition, like new. $100. equipment, old wood- NORTH WILDWOOD, Business Equipment- lex Resin Bistro Chairs, 856-825-1064 or 609-319- crafts, fl orals, more 121B West 6th Avenue: EXPERIENCED 3336 Retail- $8 each. (3) 4’ wooden SOFT SERVE ICE Yard/Tag Sale- Saturday, June 14, 9am- FENCE & RAILING Furnishings- Noon. Furniture & fur- planter boxes, 30” tall, CREAM MACHINE INSTALLER $25 each. (3) 6’ planters, nishings. No early birds, Retail For Sale: Taylor, Model CAPE MAY COURT $35 each. 609-884-6661 BUNK BED with full please. #Y754-27 Twin Hopper HOUSE, 18 Hand Av- Part time cashier posi- Call 609-624-0404 & twin mattress, white Articles For Sale- Machine. Call for Ap- enue: June 14, 9am- Yard/Tag Sale- tion 3 nights a week, metal frame, $75. 856- pointment (609) 889- 3pm. Toys, baby bed- 5pm-10pm til Septem- 455-1153 A HOT TUB with 7207. ding, baby clothes and NORTH WILDWOOD, ber. Trades/Landscaping- COVER! NEW! more baby stuff. Books, 316 E. 19th St.: Sat. & knick- knacks, home Sun., June 21 & 22, 8am 2008 Model, NEVER FURNISHINGS Apply Seashore Kids, Landscaper Needed Furnishings- goods and more. - 1pm. Rain or shine. used! Aromatherapy, 421 Washington Street, Everything must go! Ozonator, 5-star, Full Furnishings- Yard/Tag Sale- Cape May. 609-884- Previous Knowledge a LARGE ENTERTAINMENT Household items, tools, Warranty, LED Lighting, 7121 plus and Drivers Lic- ALL WICKER Table (20” x Center: Glass, white wash. books, Mary Kay, stuffed NICE! Was $7,495 SAC- $200. 609-729-3438 or CAPE MAY COURT sense a Must. Good 30”), 2 plant holders, swag animals, grab bag items RIFICE $3,650. CALL 908-421-4932 HOUSE, Hideaway μ WebID #: 153177 Pay. Seasonal position, light and chain mirror (37” & many more great fi nds. 856-873-1157 Beach Campground, maybe more. Cape May x 30”). Excellent condition, Early birds who arrive $70. 609-967-4064 YARD/TAG SALES Route 47: Multi- family Court House. before 8 will be charged WebID #: 148023 yard sale, June 28, 8am. μ Yard/Tag Sale- Rain date, June 29 $3. Trades/Automotive- Call 609-231-9190 Articles For Sale-

AVALON: Huge, fairly μ WebID #: 152669 BLACK & DECKER electric AUTOMOTIVE mulching mower. 2nd year. new home demolition TECHNICIANS Trades/Painting- $95.00. 609-368-6128 and contents sale. You will be amazed! June 19, Articles for Sale- Experienced A, B and PAINTER WANTED 20 & 21, 8am-5:30pm. C Technician positions CHINA: (16) 5 piece place Take 42nd Street “west” available at established Experience necessary. settings & accessories. $45. to 47 Pelican. Cash only. repair shop. Call 609-368-7536 No early birds! Check Call Robert Faust Paint- out website We’ll buy and sell your items for you! Call Tim Champion www.gager ing, 609-729-3252 or 1500 Rt. 47 So. #E6 609-861-0100 estatesales.com • We take the photos 609-408-9905 Articles For Sale- Rio Grande, NJ 08242 • We write the ad • We manage the entire WebID #: 151971 COMMERCIAL Refriger- 609-889-8500 μ sales process [email protected] ator: True, stainless FIND THE Trades/Welding- • We pack, then ship the item out (GSP Exit 4A, next to ShopRite in the steel, 6’x11.5”H x 27”D. Rio Grande Plaza) PERFECT JOB • We send you a check Asking $500. 609-827- Experienced Welder 7545 in Herald Classiﬁ eds www.rioauctionittoday.com

With mechanical ability. Articles For Sale- Trades/Automotive- Full time position with 4 Lines, 4 Weeks, 4 FREE! good salary and ben- CRAFTSMAN LIGHT TRUCK efi ts. WOODWORKING For articles and furnishings selling for $200 or less. #!0%-!9 TOOLS #/5.49 MECHANIC Advertising appears in the Cape May County Herald Call for appointment: Table Saw, Band Saw, Good pay plus benefi ts. 609-624-3700 Scroll Saw, Bench Grind- Newspapers AND Online Year round. Must have er, Belt and Disc Sand- 1. Price and phone number (or email address) must be included in the ad. own tools. Affi rmative er, Oscillating Spindle 2. One letter, space, punctuation per box. Action Employer Sander. All Good Condi- 3. Offer applies to Articles For Sale and Furnishings only - No autos, boats, #,!33)&)%$ Veterinary- tion, EXTRAS for all. Call yard sales, etc. will be accepted as free ads. WWW#APE-AY#OUNTY(ERALDCOM 609-374-4093 609-884-9248. 4. The Seawave Corp. reserves the right to reject or edit any advertisement. VETERINARY TECHNICIAN μ WebID #: 151766 Name: ______Trades/Carpentry- FULL TIME Address: ______o Articles For Sale Expanding countertop Immediate position. Ex- Articles For Sale- ______o Furnishings fabrication shop looking perience preferred but for not required. Excellent GAS GRILL with cover: Phone Number: ______Never used, full tank. Cost benefi ts package. HELPER $230; sell for $100. Moving. Email Address: ______Start Date: ______609-523-8586 Experience with routers/ Apply in person saws a plus. Full time, South Paw 1- Part time, $10 per hour. Animal Hospital Articles For Sale- 2- 312 South Main St. Some heavy lifting. CMCH MARTHA STEWART Mesh 3- Call 609-465-8816 Deck Loungers, $20 each; Chairs, $8 each. Moving. 4- 609-523-8586 Mail your classifi ed ad to: The Herald Classifi eds HERALD ADS WORK! 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 PLACE YOUR AD HERE Fax: 609-886-2162 or Email Classifi [email protected] A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers June 11 2008

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Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- ANIMALS PUBLIC NOTICES NORTH ✰✰✰✰✰ ANIMAL GROOMING TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-13 the plaintiff 300 N. Railroad Avenue, Rio Grande, NJ abouts of the defendant, and therefore, Prior Liens/Encumbrances WILDWOOD 08242 will be offered for sale by Public Auc- does not know whether he/she is living or 2007 3rd Party Lien sold on: 12/18/2007: WILDWOOD AND MICHAEL S. HUNTER, ET ALS are st MULTI FAMILY YARD the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at tion. Sale date will be June 21 at 11 A.M. dead, and therefore, names as defendants $10,724.85 Multi-Family. Saturday, public venue on: Vito J. Castellano, his heirs, devisees, and Water Account: $243.33 Open SALE ON SATURDAY Unit # and Name: personal representatives and his/her, their, June 14th. 8am - 2pm. WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF $633.17 Open + Penalty JUNE 14TH & SUNDAY JUNE A.D. 2008 A18 & A25 – Leslie Edwards or any of their successors in right, title and Sewer Account: $879.32 Open & Due DOG GROOMING / C34 – Maureen Logan interest . JUNE 15TH FROM 10:00 Clothing, household, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 06/10/2008 small appliances, HOUSE CLEANING House Building located at 9 N. Main Street D21 – Michael Andrews $879.34 Open + Penalty AM TO 3:00 PM AT 808 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New D15 & D30 – Marilynn Cook An individual who is unable to obtain an TOTAL AS OF May 19, 2008: $13,360.01 Experienced veterinary attorney may communicate with the New NEW YORK AVENUE. toys, music and video, Jersey. something for every- technician AND profes- 2x Fee=$17.01 Jersey State Bar Association by calling toll A full legal description of the premises can GREAT ITEMS. PLEASE 06/04, 06/11/08 free 800-792-8315 (within New Jersey) or be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sional cleaner at your Property to be sold is located in the NO EARLY BIRDS! one. 132-134 East Township of Lower, County of Cape May ______609-394-1101 (from out of state). You may May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Leaming Avenue. Rain service. Call for free es- and State of New Jersey. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE also communicate with a Lawyer Referral taxes and assessments, tax, water and COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Service, or if you cannot afford to pay an sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- date 06/15. timate 609-408-1356 STATE OF NEW JERSEY attorney you may call the Legal Services μ WebID #: 151353 Premises commonly known as: 115 Wal- ments. The amount due can be obtained Grooming available on nut Avenue Offi ce. The phone numbers for the county from the local taxing authority. ✰✰✰✰✰ NOTICE TO BIDDERS in which this action is pending are: Legal Yard/Tag Sale- or off premises. Reason- Amount due under judgment is Tax lot and Block Numbers: Lot 7 & 8; Services (609) 465-3001, Lawyer Referral $510,566.92 costs, interest and Sheriff’s able rates Block 306 Take notice that sealed bids are hereby re- (609) 463-0313. fees to be added. At the time of the Sale μ WebID #: 152443 quested for supplying the following services cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check SHAWCREST Dimensions: Approximately irregular: and/or materials to the Township of Middle Theodore J. Fetter in the amount of 20% of the bid price is ISLAND μ WebID #: 153044 60 x 100 in the calendar year 2008: Clerk of the Superior Court required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Saturday, 6/21 Raindate Yard/Tag Sale- Nearest Cross Street: is approximately 2 WHEEL DRIVE TRACTOR WITH 1x Fee=$42.53 06/11/08 sale without further notice of publication. 6/22 8:00 am Shaw- PETS FOR SALE Rutgers Street CANOPY TO INCLUDE 3 POINT HITCH ______All publication costs are paid for by the Pursuant to State Law, Parkway Stor- plaintiff. crest and Hildreth Roads The sealed bids will be received by the age, LLC will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- YARD Beginning at a pin found for a corner in th Multi-family sale. Variety the Northeasterly line of Walnut Avenue Township Clerk of the Township of Middle on Wednesday, July 10 , 2008 at 9am at RD SALE ADS (40.00 feet wide), said pin being North 47 at 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court Parkway Storage, 500 N. Wildwood Blvd., Sheriff: John F. Callinan of items, too many to degrees 29 minutes 10 seconds West, House, NJ 08210 up to and including 11:00 Burleigh, NJ 08210 the contents of Unit #41 752874 mention. Something for 4 Lines= $10.00* Pets For Sale- 178.22 feet from the intersection of the A.M. , Thursday, July 10, 2008 prevailing stored by Adam Parker consisting in part 4x Fee=$140.94 time, at that time and place the bids will be of personal and general household items, everyone. Northeasterly line of Walnut Avenue and 06/11, 06/18, 06/25, 07/02/08 the Northeasterly line of Rutgers Street opened and considered by the Township. boxes, various electronics items and other ______Additional Lines: AMERICAN (40.00 feet wide). miscellaneous items. Operator reserves SHERIFF’S SALE BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY the right to set minimum bid, to bid at auc- WebID #: 153188 $2.00 each BULLDOG PUPPIES μ Pursuant to an updated tax assessment WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975 tion, reject any and all bids, and cancel or By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued Rain Insurance: FOR SALE search dated 03/10/2008 subject to wa- c 127 adjourn the sale. To resolve this claim call out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Yard/Tag Sale- manager at 609-465-9575. add $3.00 Born May 8,2008 ter charges to 01/18/2008 $120.80 open Chancery Division, Cape May County, + penalty. Sewer charges: 01/01/2008 – Bidders are required to submit a statement DOCKET NUMBER F 27825 07, pending (if sale is rained out, Parents on premises. 03/31/2008 $76.15 open + penalty; $2.28 of ownership with the bid in compliance with 2x Fee=$14.58 wherein NOVASTAR MORTGAGE, INC. WEST CAPE MAY, 432 N.J.S. 52:25-24.2 (P.L. 1977, c33) 06/11, 06/18/08 please call for ad re- $400.00 For more info open + penalty owed in arrears. First the plaintiff AND STEVEN MALLEK, ET 3rd Avenue: Saturday, American Title will insure or indemnify ______ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for print within 30 days of call 609-886-8952 Specifi cations are on fi le and available June SHERIFF’S SALE sale at public venue on: June 14, 9am. Clevenger with regard to the following matters: J- original yard sale date) 006294-1987; J-005878-1997; DJ-103828- 13, 2007 at no charge at the Treasurer’s Of- WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF glass, chocolate molds. 1994; DJ-188393-1995; DJ-158511-203; fi ce, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out JULY A.D. 2008 Deadline: μ WebID #: 152572 PD-113153-204; terms and conditions of House, NJ 08210. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 10am, Fridays said letter from First American available cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET House Building located at 9 N. Main Street The Township reserves the right to reject NUMBER F 30873 07, pending wherein Pets For Sale- for inspection at offi ce of legal represen- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tative of the plaintiff. any or all bids and to waive any informality BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. the plaintiff AND Jersey. Phone 609-886-8600 in any bid. GREGORY J. MORRONE AND DANIEL Yorkshire Terriers- A full legal description of the premises can JOHN BROOKS are the defendant(s), I Property to be sold is located in the Ext 33 or 34 By Order of the Township Committee. shall expose for sale at public venue on: Very Tiny. 1 Male, 1 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Township of Lower, County of Cape May Or visit our offi ce: May County. This sale is subject to unpaid WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF and State of New Jersey. Female. 1st shots & taxes and assessments, tax, water and Tracey Taverner JULY A.D. 2008 1508 Route 47, Treasurer at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court wormed. Registered. sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- Premises commonly known as: 11 W Rio Grande ments. The amount due can be obtained House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Drumbed Road, Villas, NJ 08251 Ready 6/21. $1300. 609- from the local taxing authority. As Advertised in the June 11, 2008 and (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 886-9532. Amount due under judgment is June 25, 2008 Cape May County Herald Jersey. TAX LOT NO. 11 in BLOCK NO. 247 * Get greater savings $305,573.42 costs, interest and Sheriff’s when you place fees to be added. At the time of the Sale 1x Fee=$21.87 06/11/08 Property to be sold is located in the Dimension of Lot Approximately: ______Township of Lower, County of Cape May μ WebID #: 152441 cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check 50 x 100 your ad online! in the amount of 20% of the bid price is NOTICE: CHANGE OF TIME FOR and State of New Jersey. Don’t shell www.CapeMay required. CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF Nearest Cross Street: Bayberry Road CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS MEETING Premises commonly known as: 823 CountyHerald.com The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Beginning at a point in the northeasterly out a lot to sale without further notice of publication. Shunpike Road, Cape May, NJ 08204 line of Drumbed Road, 40 feet wide, said Looking All publication costs are paid for by the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the time beginning point being distant 650 feet, of the regular meeting of the Cape May TAX LOT NO. 13, BLOCK No. 503.01 measured southeastwardly along said WebID #: 150442 plaintiff. advertise! μ for Attorney ESCHEN, FRENKEL & WEIS- County Board of Chosen Freeholders to be northeasterly line of Drumbed Road, MAN held on Tuesday, June 24, 2008 has been Dimensions of Lot: Approximately from its intersection with the southeast- something? Sheriff: John F. Callinan changed from 4:00 p.m. caucus and 4:30 75’ x 125’ erly line of Bayberry Road, 40 feet wide. CALL TODAY 752872 p.m. meeting to 6:30 p.m. caucus and 7:00 TO PLACE YOUR AD. 4x Fee=$160.38 p.m. meeting. Located: Shunpike Road & Townbank Prior Liens/Encumbrances 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Road Water: $56.80 Open Stephen O’Connor $230.91 Open + Penalty Find it in the ______609-886-8600 NOTICE Clerk of the Board First Mortgage – Bank of America, N.A. Sewer: $76.15 Open + Penalty Ext. 33 or 34 (9-1-07): $128,953.77 $402.54 Open + Penalty CLASSIFIEDS Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at 1x Fee=$7.29 06/11/08 TOTAL AS OF May 12, 2008: $766.40 A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9, ______A full legal description of the premises can Cape May Court House, NJ on June 19, POWERS KIRN, LLC be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape A full legal description of the premises can 2008 at 9:00 AM. The following goods will 728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape be sold: Moorestown, NJ 08057 taxes and assessments, tax, water and May County. This sale is subject to unpaid PUBLIC NOTICES (856) 802-1000 sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- taxes and assessments, tax, water and Space Number: Ec118 Attorneys for Plaintiff (2008-0785) ments. The amount due can be obtained sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- (From Page A32) Jersey. MALINDA HATCH from the local taxing authority. ments. The amount due can be obtained Premises commonly known as: 1634 104 Coconut Rd NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT Amount due under judgment is from the local taxing authority. Morris Street a/k/a Morris Avenue, Town- Property to be sold is located in the Swainton, NJ 08210 Superior Court of New Jersey $97,756.62 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Amount due under judgment is As of January 17, 2008, taxes paid ship of Lower, Villas, NJ 08251 Township of Lower, County of Cape May 1 Rubber Maid tubs; 1 Boxes; 1 Desk; 1 Chancery Division to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, $269,520.65 costs, interest and Sheriff’s through fourth quarter of 2007. First and State of New Jersey. Toys; 1 Shelf; 1 Cart, Microwave; 1 Suit- Cape May County certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the fees to be added. At the time of the Sale quarter of 2008 taxes in the sum of TAX LOT NO. 1 in BLOCK 410.10 case; 1 Chest; 1 Other/Misc Docket No.F-17751-08 amount of 20% of the bid price is required. cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check $789.50 was due on February 1, 2008. Premises commonly known as: 229 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any in the amount of 20% of the bid price is Second quarter of 2008 taxes in the sum Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Suzanne Avenue, Lower Township, NJ Space Number: H 109 STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: sale without further notice of publication. required. of $789.49 was due on May 1, 2008. 55 ft x 100 ft 08204 JUDITH GAYNOR All publication costs are paid for by the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 53 Cottonwood Ct plaintiff. sale without further notice of publication. City of Wildwood water account No. 710 Nearest Cross Street: TAX LOT NO. 34 in BLOCK 494.19 Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 Vito J. Castellano, his heirs, devisees, and Attorney KOURY, TIGHE, LAPRES, BISUL- All publication costs are paid for by the West Pine Avenue in the sum of $90.66 East Wilde Avenue 1 Bags; 1 Clothing; 1 Fan; 1 Other/Misc; 1 personal representatives and his/her, their, CA & SOMMERS plaintiff. was due on February 2, 2008. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Rubber Tubs or any of their successors in right, title and Sheriff: John F. Callinan Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPA- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, 64 ft x 100 ft interest 752873 RD A full legal description of the premises can municipal or tax liens that may be due. Space Number: F 119 4x Fee=$111.78 Sheriff: John F. Callinan be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Nearest Cross Street: Croyden Drive DAN SHAW YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- 06/11, 06/18, 06/25, 07/02/08 752875 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid The total amount due for Sewer is 611 Stone Harbor Blvd. quired to serve upon the Attorneys for Plain- ______4x Fee=$131.22 taxes and assessments, tax, water and $158.53 as of 4/22/2007 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 tiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 Marne Highway, SHERIFF’S SALE 06/11, 06/18, 06/25, 07/02/08 sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- municipal or tax liens that may be due. 1 Fireplace Mantel; 1 Paneling; 1 Sofa/ P.O. Box 848, Moorestown, NJ 08057, an ______ments. The amount due can be obtained A full legal description of the premises can Convertible; 1 Lamp: Table; 1 Table: Dining Answer to the Complaint (and Amendment By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out SHERIFF’S SALE from the local taxing authority. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Tax and prior lien info: Taxes/sewer/ wa- Room; 1 Chest of Drawers; 2 Stone Dogs; to Complaint, if any) fi led in a Civil Action in of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Amount due under judgment is May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ter may be delinquent – You must check 1 Tool Box; 1 LP Records; 1 Other/Misc; 1 which The Bank of New York, as Trustee for cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued $498,109.87 costs, interest and Sheriff’s taxes and assessments, tax, water and with the tax collector for exact amounts Desk; 1 Sink, Dry; 1 Turntable; 1 Cassette the benefi t of the Certifi cate holders CWALT, NUMBER F 20258 07, pending wherein out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, fees to be added. At the time of the Sale sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- due. Tapes Inc., Alternative Loan Trust 2007-22 Mort- EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION the Chancery Division, Cape May County, cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check ments. The amount due can be obtained gage Pass-Through Certifi cates, Series plaintiff AND FRANCIS J. KILLINO, ET DOCKET NUMBER F 15424 07, pending in the amount of 20% of the bid price is from the local taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can 2x Fee=$34.02 2007-22 is plaintiff and Vito J. Castellano , ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for wherein NATIONAL CITY MORTGAGE, A required. Amount due under judgment is be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 06/04, 06/11/08 et al., are Defendants, pending in the Su- sale at public venue on: DIVISION OF NATIONAL CITY BANK OF The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any $156,313.74 costs, interest and Sheriff’s May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ______perior Court of New Jersey, within thirty-fi ve WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF INDIANA the plaintiff AND PETER GON- sale without further notice of publication. fees to be added. At the time of the Sale taxes and assessments, tax, water and NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION (35) days after June 11, 2008, exclusive of JULY A.D. 2008 ZALEZ, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall All publication costs are paid for by the cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- such date. If you fail to do so, judgment by at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court expose for sale at public venue on: plaintiff. in the amount of 20% of the bid price is ments. The amount due can be obtained Pursuant to State law, the following is a default may be rendered against you for the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- required. from the local taxing authority. partial listing of items inside storage units relief demanded in the Complaint. You shall (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New JULY A.D. 2008 BERG & NORGAARD The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is which will be sold at Public Auction on fi le your Answer and Proof of Service in du- Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Sheriff: John F. Callinan sale without further notice of publication. $213,260.93 costs, interest and Sheriff’s Thursday, June 26, 2008 at 1:00 p.m., at plicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 752868 All publication costs are paid for by the fees to be added. At the time of the Sale A SAFE KEEPING SELF STORAGE, INC., at the Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex, Property to be sold is located in the City (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4x Fee=$131.22 plaintiff. cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check 3414 Bayshore Road, North Cape May, NJ CN 971, 6th Floor, North Wing, Trenton, of Wildwood, County of Cape May and Jersey. 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- in the amount of 20% of the bid price is 08204, (609) 889-8287. Operators reserve New Jersey, 08625, in accordance with State of New Jersey. ______MAN required. the right to set minimum bids and to bid. the rules of civil practice and procedure. A Property to be sold is located in the SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any This ad will not appear in this newspaper $135.00 fi ling fee payable to the Clerk of the Premises commonly known as: 234E Township of Middle, County of Cape 752869 sale without further notice of publication. on June 18, 2008 or June 25, 2008. Please Superior Court and a completed Case In- Lincoln Ave., Wildwood, NJ 08260 May and State of New Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued 4x Fee=$116.64 All publication costs are paid for by the call prior to auction to confi rm. AUCTION formation Statement must accompany your out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 plaintiff. IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT answer or motion. TAX LOT NO. 24 & 25.01 in BLOCK NO. Premises commonly known as: 26 Cardi- Chancery Division, Cape May County, ______Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- NOTICE. 165 nal Drive, Township of Middle, NJ 08210 DOCKET NUMBER F 22594 06, pending SHERIFF’S SALE MAN The action has been instituted for the pur- wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. the Sheriff: John F. Callinan UNIT Number: pose of foreclosing a mortgage dated June Dimension of Lot Approximately: TAX LOT NO. 5 in BLOCK 4.03 plaintiff AND RYAN S. DEVINE, ET AL are By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued 752871 F105 – Colleen Archer-Pavlich: Upright 8, 2007, made by Vito J. Castellano to Mort- 47 x 100 the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, 4x Fee=$121.50 Freezer; Wooden Dressers; Wooden Vanity gage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) public venue on: Chancery Division, Cape May County, 5/28, 6/4, 6/11, 6/18/08 Dresser; Wooden Bed Frame; Other Miscel- as nominee for National Future Mortgage, Nearest Cross Street: Pacifi c Avenue 279 ft x 167 ft x 243 ft x 153 ft WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF DOCKET NUMBER F 11581 07, pending ______laneous Items. Inc, and concerns real estate located at 805 Beginning at a point in the southwesterly JUNE A.D. 2008 wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK SHERIFF’S SALE Coolidge Road, First Floor, Ocean City, NJ. line of Lincoln Avenue 330 feet south- Nearest Cross Street: NJ State Highway at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court the plaintiff AND BRENDA L. PFAFF, ET 2x Fee=$21.87 eastwardly from the southeasterly line Route 47 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 06/04, 06/11/08 YOU, Vito J. Castellano, his heirs, devisees, of Pacifi c Avenue; containing in front or (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New sale at public venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ______and personal representatives and his/her, breadth southeastwardly 46.5 feet and of Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 25TH DAY OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE their, or any of their successors in right, title that width extending in length or depth municipal or tax liens that may be due. JUNE A.D. 2008 NUMBER F 1703 07, pending wherein and interest are made a defendant be- southwestwardly between parallel lines Property to be sold is located in the at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court BANK OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEE Notice is hereby given that all household cause you are the maker of the bond/note at right angles to said lines of Lincoln Tax and prior lien info: At the time of Township of Lower, County of Cape May House Building located at 9 N. Main Street FOR THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS and personal goods owned and stored in and mortgage and/or an owner thereof and Avenue 100 feet. and State of New Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New CWABS, INC. ASSET-BACKED CER- units listed below at A-1 Easy Self Storage, Plaintiff is unable to determine the where- (Page A39 Please) Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39

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(From Page A38) tled only a return of the deposit paid. The Street (Boyd Street Entrance), Cape May ship Committee. of Middle, this 2nd day of June, 2008 constitute a bid and is intended solely to Services: Grant Services Purchaser shall have no further recourse Court House, NJ at 6:00 P.M. Copies of the obtain competitive proposals from which publication taxes/sewer/water informa- against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s ordinance may be obtained, at no charge, Witness my hand and seal of the Township James Alexis, Township Clerk the County may choose a vendor(s) that Period: 2008 tion was not available – You must check attorney. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 of Middle, this 2nd day of June, 2008 best meet(s) the County’s needs. It is the with the tax collector for exact amounts p.m. Monday thru Friday in the Offi ce of 1x Fee=$34.02 06/11/08 County’s intent to award any contract(s) for Cost: $6,455.00 due. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this the Municipal Clerk located at 33 Mechanic James Alexis, Township Clerk ______these services pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- Street, Cape May Court House, NJ up to the CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF 5(1)(a)(i). 1x Fee=$12.15 06/11/08 A full legal description of the premises can ority of the condominium association time of the Public Hearing. 1x Fee=$34.02 06/11/08 CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS ______be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape and any successful bidder at sheriff’s ______1x Fee=$35.24 06/11/08 TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS May County. This sale is subject to unpaid sale may be responsible for paying up to 1x Fee=$43.74 06/11/08 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR ______taxes and assessments, tax, water and 6 months worth of unpaid condominium ______COUNTY OF CAPE MAY QUALIFICATIONS FOR NOTICE TO BIDDERS COUNTY OF CAPE MAY sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- fees. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE STATE OF NEW JERSEY 2008 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL ADDENDUM #1 STATE OF NEW JERSEY ments. The amount due can be obtained COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND RELATED SERVICES ON AN AS- Furnish and deliver one new diesel pow- from the local taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can STATE OF NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION NEEDED BASIS ered riding mower with attachments to ORDINANCE NO. 2008-10 Amount due under judgment is be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 236-08 the County of Cape May $361,302.12 costs, interest and Sheriff’s May County. This sale is subject to unpaid RESOLUTION The County of Cape May is soliciting Re- AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP fees to be added. At the time of the Sale taxes and assessments, tax, water and 237-08 Date: June 2, 2008 quest for Qualifi cations from qualifi ed fi rms, Cape May County OF DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY or groups of fi rms, to provide professional Board of Chosen Freeholders AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY VACATING in the amount of 20% of the bid price is ments. The amount due can be obtained Date: June 2, 2008 AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND architectural services and other related PORTIONS OF FAIRWAY COURT WITHIN required. from the local taxing authority. Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY OPEN PROCESS – MITCHELL HUM- services on an as-needed basis for various Notice is hereby given that an addendum THE TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS AS WELL AS The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND PHREY SOFTWARE – CONSTRUCTION County projects. Cape May County under- has been issued to Specifi cation #41 as DRAINAGE AND EASEMENTS sale without further notice of publication. $268,092.41 costs, interest and Sheriff’s OPEN PROCESS – SAGEM MORPHO & ZONING SOFTWARE PRODUCTS takes a wide variety of construction and listed above. Please be advised that the All publication costs are paid for by the fees to be added. At the time of the Sale INC. – FINGERPRINTING EQUIPMENT Introduced By: Mayor Doughty planning projects, any one of which may re- information below was omitted from the Statement: plaintiff. cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check MAINTENANCE SERVICES (LIVESCAN) Seconded By: Committeemember quire Architectural Design Services, includ- above referenced bid specifi cations. All Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- in the amount of 20% of the bid price is Introduced By: Committeemember DeLanzo ing but not limited to preliminary conceptual remaining terms and conditions remain This ordinance allows for the vacation of MAN required. DeLanzo Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, and use studies; preparation of plans and unchanged. This Addendum Notice MUST a portion of Fairway Court North, the 20 Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Seconded By: Committeemember Barry Committeemember DeLanzo, specifi cations; contract and construction be fully signed and executed and returned foot wide Drainage Easement and the 54 752876 sale without further notice of publication. Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, Mayor Doughty administration for improvements to County with the bid. Failure to comply shall cause foot wide Easement for Future Road Con- 4x Fee=$126.36 All publication costs are paid for by the Committeemember DeLanzo, Nay: buildings and facilities; and other related rejection of the bid. nection. 06/11, 06/18, 06/25, 07/02/08 plaintiff. Mayor Doughty architectural services. ______Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & Nay: BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Com- TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Copies of the ordinance may be obtained, SHERIFF’S SALE SCHMIEG mittee of the Township of Middle, the gov- Copies of the Request for Qualifi cations can For 72” Rear Discharge Cutting Deck at no charge, between the hours of 9:00 Sheriff: John F. Callinan BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Com- erning body thereof, that the Agreement be obtained from the Offi ce of the County En- a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday at By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued 752878 mittee of the Township of Middle, the gov- between Mitchell Humphrey and the Town- gineer, by sending a facsimile to (609) 465- Type: 72” (183) width of cut, three blade, the Administration/Finance Offi ce located at out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, 4x Fee=$160.38 erning body thereof, that the Agreement ship of Middle for software products license 1418 or by e-mail to countyengineer@co. mounted rotary, rear discharge. 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ up to Chancery Division, Cape May County, 06/11, 06/18, 06/25, 07/02/08 between Sagem Morpho Inc. and the Town- and maintenance support be and is hereby cape-may.nj.us Sealed Request for Quali- the time of the Public Hearing. DOCKET NUMBER F 1421 07, pending ______ship of Middle for Livescan maintenance be ratifi ed and the contract is hereby awarded fi cations addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Mowing Rate: Mows up to 4.0 acres/hr (1.6 wherein BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, PUBLIC NOTICE and is hereby ratifi ed and the contract is through the Non-Fair and Open Process as County Administrator of the Board, will be hectares/hr) at 5.5 MPH (8.9 KM/H.) The foregoing ordinance was introduced at LLC, A DELAWARE LIMITED LIABIL- hereby awarded through the Non-Fair and described in Pay-To-Play Statutes. received up to 2:00 p.m. prevailing time, a meeting of the Township Committee of the ITY COMPANY the plaintiff AND ROBERT Please take Notice that the Regular meet- Open Process as described in Pay-To-Play on Tuesday July 1, 2008, at which time Trimming ability: Township of Dennis held on June 02, 2008. FODERA, ET AL are the defendant(s), I ing of the Avalon Board of Education on Statutes. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropri- they will be publicly opened and read in the * Deck offset to right from centerline: 18” Publication will be held on June 11, 2008 shall expose for sale at public venue on: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at 7:00pm has ate offi cials are hereby authorized and di- William E. Sturm Administration Building, 4 (46cm) and a Public Hearing will be held at a regu- WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF been rescheduled to be held on Thursday, FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropri- rected to sign said agreement. Moore Road, Crest Haven Complex, Cape * Deck trim width from outside of standard lar meeting of the Dennis Township Com- JULY A.D. 2008 June 19, 2008 at 6:00pm at the Avalon ate offi cials are hereby authorized and di- May Court House, New Jersey, for the fol- traction tire to trim side – right: 23” (58cm) mittee to be held at the Municipal Building, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Elementary School 32nd and Ocean Drive, rected to sign said agreement. FURTHER RESOLVED, that the term of lowing: * Uncut circle – right: 15” (38cm) 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville on July House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Avalon. this contract shall be from August 1, 2008 * Uncut circle with use of wheel brakes: 8” 01, 2008. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New FURTHER RESOLVED, that the term of this through July 31, 2009. 2008 PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURAL * Rear discharge trims both sides Jersey. The Board will address the regular monthly contract shall be from July 1, 2008 through AND RELATED SERVICES ON AN AS- ATTEST: Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk business and any other matters deemed June 30, 2009. Mitchell Humphrey Software – Construc- NEEDED BASIS Height of Cut: 1”-4” (2.5-10cm) adjustable Property to be sold is located in the City appropriate for this session. tion and Zoning Software Maintenance front and rear in .5” (13mm) increments with 1x Fee=$19.44 06/11/08 of Wildwood, County of Cape May and Sagem Morpho Inc. – Fingerprinting Equip- -- $5,325.00 Five (5) copies of the Request for Qualifi - spacers on the caster shafts. ______State of New Jersey. The purpose of the private session of the ment Maintenance Services - $2,146.00 cations must be enclosed in a sealed en- CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD meeting, from which the general public will As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- velope bearing the name and address of Construction: 11-gauge steel, 4” (10cm) COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY Premises commonly known as: 101 E. be excluded, will be to discuss litigation, As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of the Firm and marked “2008 Professional deep housing. Reinforced with 3.5”x7 Andrews Avenue, Wildwood, New Jer- personnel matters, student matters, and ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $5,325.00 has been bid for the following Architectural Services, Request for Qualifi - – gauge channel. ORDINANCE NO. 1536 sey 08260 negotiations. Formal action will be taken $2,146.00 has been bid for the following service or items construction & zoning cations” on the outside; and addressed to AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE during the public portion of the meeting. service or items Livescan Maintenance It software It is further certifi ed that suffi cient the Stephen O’Connor, County Administra- Spindle Assembly: Ductile cast iron PURCHASE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR TAX LOTS # 1.01, 1.02, (a/k/a 1.2), 2.01 is further certifi ed that suffi cient funds are funds are available from the following ap- tor of the Board, William E. Sturm, Jr. Ad- spindle housing; dual Timpken greaseable PUBLIC PURPOSES (a/k/a 2.1), 2.02 (a/k/a 2.2), 3, 16.01 (a/k/a By order of available from the following appropriation or propriation or ordinance to cover this con- ministration Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape tapered roller bearings: 1.25” (3.2cm) di- 16.1) & 17.01 (a/k/a 17.1) Linda Fiori ordinance to cover this contract: 8-01-31- tract: 8-01-31-462-462-299 May Court House, NJ 08210; and delivered ameter solid cold fi nish steel spindle shaft; TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing Ordi- Board Secretary / Business Administrator 462-462-299 PO# 20801912 to the County Administrator’s offi ces before splined connection between spindle shaft nance was introduced and passed on fi rst BLOCK # 72 (f/k/a 66) PO#20801913 the time noted above. and pulley; welded blade retainer plus anti- reading at a regular meeting of the Mayor 1x Fee=$10.94 06/11/08 Tracey L. Taverner, CFO scalp cups. and Council of the City of North Wildwood, Approximate Dimensions: ______Tracey L. Taverner, CFO The County reserves the right to waive County of Cape May and State of New Jer- 14,350 Square Feet TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, any informalities in and to reject any or all Cutter Drive: Isolation mounted PTO driven sey, on the 6th day of May, 2008 and was COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, Cape May County, do hereby certify the proposals. gearbox with 1.26:1 spiral bevel gears; “B” approved on second and fi nal reading after Nearest Cross Street: Holly Beach Av- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Cape May County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a hex section belts to spindles; 1.25” (3.2cm) a public hearing thereon at a regular meet- enue (n/k/a New Jersey Avenue) foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Township Com- If awarded a contract, your company/fi rm diameter spindle shafts protected by rugged ing held in the North Wildwood City Hall, 9th ORDINANCE NO. 1300-08 Resolution adopted by the Township Com- mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township shall be required to comply with the re- conical spindle housing, turn-on two grease- and Atlantic Avenues, at 7:00 AM on the 4th Taxes: mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township Committee, held on June 2, 2008 and said quirements of N.J.S.A.10:5-31 et seq. and able tapered bearings (greaseable from top st day of June, 2008. 1 Quarter 2008 (w/interest through AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Committee, held on June 2, 2008 and said Resolution was adopted by not less than a N.J.A.C. 17:27. of deck). A positive splined connection at- 2/29/08): $3,923.11* MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND Resolution was adopted by not less than a two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- The Request for Qualifi cations does not taches pulleys to spindle shafts for high CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD STATE OF NEW JERSEY FOR A ZON- two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- ship Committee. constitute a bid and is intended solely to torque capacity. BY: Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk *Also subject to subsequent taxes, water ING CHANGE TO BLOCK 1431.01 LOT 1 ship Committee. obtain competitive proposals from which and sewer plus interest through date of AS SHOWN ON THE TAX MAP OF THE Witness my hand and seal of the Township the County may choose a vendor(s) that Blades: Three 25” 964cm) long x .25” 1x Fee=$12.15 06/11/08 payoff. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Middle, this 2nd day of June, 2008 best meet(s) the County’s needs. It is the (6mm) thick, heat-treated steel suction-lift ______of Middle, this 2nd day of June, 2008 County’s intent to award any contract(s) for blades. PUBLIC NOTICE A full legal description of the premises can BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Com- James Alexis, Township Clerk these services pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape mittee of the Township of Middle, County James Alexis, Township Clerk 5(1)(a)(i). Suspension and Caster Wheels: Two Public Hearing on the Superintendent’s May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of Cape May and State of New Jersey 1x Fee=$34.02 06/11/08 (each) front and rear caster tires consisting Contract for the Cape May County Special taxes and assessments, tax, water and that there will be a zoning change to Block 1x Fee=$32.80 06/11/08 ______1x Fee=$36.45 06/11/08 of hard rubber and roller bearings. Deck Services School District to be held at the sewer liens and other Municipal Assess- 1431.01 Lot 1 as shown on the Tax Map of ______TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE ______counterbalanced by two torsion springs. Regular Board meeting scheduled for 9:30 ments. The amount due can be obtained the Township of Middle as follows: TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF Foam fi lled caster wheel, 10” (25cm – two am June 24, 2008. Action will be taken. from the local taxing authority. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY STATE OF NEW JERSEY CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS required) or 8” (20cm – two required). Amount due under judgment is SECTION 1. Whereas, the owner of STATE OF NEW JERSEY Diane S. Fox $845,016.99 costs, interest and Sheriff’s Block 1431.01 Lot 1 made a request to the RESOLUTION NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR Front Tires: 10.00” x 3.25” (25x8.3cm). Business Administrator fees to be added. At the time of the Sale Planning Board asking to have the zon- RESOLUTION 246-08 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check ing changed for lot 1 from Regional Gen- 241-08 2008 PROFESSIONAL TRAFFIC Rear Tires: 6.25” x 3.00” (16x76cm). 1x Fee=$6.08 06/11/08 in the amount of 20% of the bid price is eral Business District zoning to Suburban Date: June 2, 2008 ENGINEERING SERVICES ON AN AS- ______required. Residential District zoning, hereinafter RGB Date: June 2 2008 Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY NEEDED BASIS Anti-Scalp Features: One front center anti- PUBLIC NOTICE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any zoning to SR zoning; and AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND scalp left and right skids. sale without further notice of publication. Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY OPEN PROCESS – CAPE ISLAND AP- The County of Cape May is soliciting Ex- In accordance with the Open Public Meet- All publication costs are paid for by the SECTION 2. Whereas, the Planning Board AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND PRAISALS, INC. / MARY FOX – APPRAIS- pressions of Interest from qualifi ed fi rms, or Dock Covers: Quick release, high impact ings Act, (P.L. of 1975) notice is hereby plaintiff. having considered the request, passed OPEN PROCESS – ADVANCED PUBLIC AL SERVICES SSGC SANITARY SEWER groups of fi rms, to provide professional traf- plastic covers; no tools required to remove. given that the Board of Education has Attorney PARKER MCCAY Resolution #081301 recommending to the SAFETY INC. – MAINTENANCE CON- PUMPING STATION fi c engineering services on an as-needed cancelled their Regular Meeting previously Sheriff: John F. Callinan Township Committee a change to Block TRACT Introduced By: Committeemember Barry basis for various County improvement proj- Weight: 415 lbs (188kg). advertised for Tuesday, June 17th, 2008 752877 1431.01 Lot 1 from RGB zoning to SR zon- Introduced By: Committeemember Seconded By: Committeemember ects. This project involves providing traffi c and has rescheduled it for Wednesday, 4x Fee=$126.36 ing; and DeLanzo DeLanzo engineering services as may be required Width: 76” (193cm). June 18th, 2008 at 6pm at the Sea Isle City 06/11, 06/18, 06/25, 07/02/08 Seconded By: Committeemember Barry Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, to support planning and design efforts be- Public School located at 4501 Park Road, ______SECTION 3. Whereas, the Township Com- Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, Committeemember DeLanzo, ing performed and/or administered by the Certifi cation: Certifi ed to meet American Sea Isle City, NJ 08243. SHERIFF’S SALE mittee, having considered the recommen- Committeemember DeLanzo, Mayor Doughty County. The work shall also involve secur- National Standard Institute (ANSI) specifi ca- dation of the Planning Board has authorized Mayor Doughty Nay: ing approvals for traffi c beacons, signals tions B71.4-1999 and all applicable Federal Earl J. Vassallo By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued the change in zoning. NAY: and regulations along with performing and and State regulations based thereon. Board Secretary out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Commit- preparing justifi cation and warrant analysis. Chancery Division, Cape May County, SECTION 4. NOW, THEREFORE the NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by tee of the Township of Middle, the governing Stephen O’Connor 1x Fee=$7.29 06/11/08 DOCKET NUMBER F 15067 07, pending Township Committee authorizes the the Township Committee of the Township of body thereof, that the Agreement between Copies of the Request for Expressions Clerk of the Board ______wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK following modifi cation to the Zoning Map of Middle, the governing body thereof, that the Cape Island Appraisals, Inc./Mary Fox and of Interest can be obtained from the Of- MEETING NOTICE the plaintiff AND KEVIN M. GUILTINAN, ET the Township of Middle: Agreement between APS (Advanced Public the Township of Middle for appraisal ser- fi ce of the County Engineer, by sending a Daniel Beyel CONSTRUCTION BOARD OF APPEALS AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Block 1431.01 Lot 1 shall be changed from Safety Inc.) and the Middle Township Police vices towards the SSGC Sanitary Sewer facsimile to (609) 465-1418 or by e-mail Freeholder Director COUNTY OF CAPE MAY sale at public venue on: RGB zoning to SR zoning. Department for annual maintenance for 1 Pumping Station located at Block 339 Lot to [email protected] WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF Virtual Partner Engine, 19 QuickVoice, 19 4 (proposed) (East Shellbay Avenue) be Sealed expression of interests addressed 1x Fee=$48.60 06/11/08 Thursday, June 12, 2008 – 6:30 p.m. JULY A.D. 2008 SECTION 5. Should any section, para- QuickCommand, be and is hereby ratifi ed and is hereby ratifi ed and the contract is to Stephen O’Connor, County Administrator, ______Intermediate Meeting Room, William E. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court graph, sentence, clause or phrase of this and the contract is hereby awarded through hereby awarded through the Non-Fair and will be received up to 2:00 p.m. prevailing NOTICE Sturm, Jr. Administration Building, 4 Moore House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ordinance be declared unconstitutional or the Non-Fair and Open Process as de- Open Process as described in Pay-To-Play time, on Tuesday July 1, 2008, at which Road, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New invalid for any reason, the remaining por- scribed in Pay-To-Play Statutes. Statutes. time they will be publicly opened and read Anyone having information with regard to Jersey. tions of this ordinance shall not be affected in the William E. Sturm Jr. Administration next of kin or relatives of the Late Francis J. AGENDA thereby and shall remain in full force and FURTHER RESOLVED, that this contract FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropri- Building, 4 Moore Road, Crest Haven Com- Batka of 22 Rivendall Road, Marmora, New Property to be sold is located in the City effect, and to this end the provisions of this shall be from June 23, 2008 through June ate offi cials are hereby authorized and di- plex, Cape May Court House, New Jersey, Jersey who departed this life on January 1. Notifi cation pursuant to “Open Public of Sea Isle, County of Cape May and ordinance are hereby declared to be sev- 22, 2009. rected to sign said agreement. for the following: 22, 2008 please contact Janice A. Ciallella, Meetings Act” State of New Jersey. erable. Esquire, Administrator of the Estate, April 2. Correspondence FURTHER RESOLVED, that the appropri- Cape Island Appraisals, Inc. – Appraisal 2008 PROFESSIONAL TRAFFIC & Maudsley, P.A. 200 South Shore Road, th 3. New Business: Premises commonly known as: 23 38 SECTION 6. This ordinance shall become ate offi cials are hereby authorized and di- Services – SSGC Sanitary Sewer Pumping ENGINEERING SERVICES ON AN AS- P.O. Box 1195 Marmora, New Jersey 08223 Street, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 effective immediately upon fi nal passage rected to sign said agreement. Station - $1050.00 NEEDED BASIS (609)390-9078. 1. North Chestnut Development (formerly and publication, according to law. listed as Petunia, LLC), 206 North New BEING KNOWN as LOT 3.01 C-204, Advanced Public Safety Inc. (A.P.S.) ------As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- Three (3) copies of the Expression of Inter- 2x Fee=$12.15 Jersey Avenue, North Wildwood v. City of BLOCK 37.02, on the offi cial Tax Map of F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor Maintenance Renewal --- $6,300.00 ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of ests must be enclosed in a sealed envelope 06/11, 06/18/08 Wildwood Construction Offi ce the City of Sea Isle Susan DeLanzo, Committee Member $1050.00 has been bid for the following bearing the name and address of the Firm ______2. Green Holly Campground, Violation Stephen Barry, Committee Member As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- service or items appraisal services. It is and marked “2008 Professional Traffi c En- TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS 20080015 v. Township of Middle Construc- Dimensions: Condo (none given) ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of further certifi ed that suffi cient funds are gineering Services, Expression of Interest” tion Offi ce Attest: James E. Alexis, Township Clerk $6300.00 has been bid for the following available from the following appropriation on the outside; and addressed to the Ste- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY 3. Green Holly Campground, Violation Nearest Cross Street: Condo service or items software maintenance. It or ordinance to cover this contract:c-08-55- phen O’Connor, County Administrator of the STATE OF NEW JERSEY 20080016 v Township of Middle Construc- (none given) ORDINANCE NO. 1300-08 is further certifi ed that suffi cient funds are 947-000-199 Board, William E. Sturm, Jr. Administration tion Offi ce available from the following appropriation or PO# 20801915 Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ordinance to cover this contract: 8-01-31- House, NJ 08210; and delivered to the 4. Other Construction Board of Appeals liens or other charges, and any such MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND 462-462-299. Tracey L. Taverner, CFO County Administrator’s offi ces before the The Dennis Township Committee of the Matters taxes, charges, liens, insurance premi- STATE OF NEW JERSEY FOR A ZON- PO# 20801914. time noted above. Township of Dennis has awarded a Con- ums or other advances made by plaintiff ING CHANGE TO BLOCK 1431.01 LOT 1 I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, tract without competitive bidding as a 1x Fee=$14.58 06/11/08 prior to this sale. All interested parties AS SHOWN ON THE TAX MAP OF THE Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO Cape May County, do hereby certify the The County reserves the right to waive professional service pursuant to N.J.S.A. ______are to conduct and rely upon their own TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a any informalities in and to reject any or all 40A:11-5(1)(a) and the New Jersey Local independent investigation to ascertain I, James Alexis, Clerk of Middle Township, Resolution adopted by the Township Com- proposals. Unit Pay-To-Play law. This Contract and ONLINE whether or not any outstanding interest PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Cape May County, do hereby certify the mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township the Resolution authorizing it are available remain of record and/or have priority Ordinance was passed on fi rst reading at foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a Committee, held on June 2, 2008 and said If awarded a contract, your company/fi rm for public inspection in the offi ce of the Mu- House over the lien being foreclosed and, if so a regular meeting of the Township Commit- Resolution adopted by the Township Com- Resolution was adopted by not less than a shall be required to comply with the re- nicipal Clerk. Hunting? the current amount due thereon. tee held on June 2, 2008. 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SIMPKINS, GEORGE H., 95, of Court House, June Obituaries 8, 2008. He was a member of the First Baptist Church and a charter member or The Herald publishes PRATT, LORRAINE G., 85, the Middle Township Am- brief death notices free of North Cape May, June 2, bulance Corps. and paid obituaries for 2008. She was a resident $1.75 a line. Obituaries for 30 years and a member STETCHER, HILMAR A. are submitted by funeral of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. “Armin”, 77, of North Cape May, June 1, 2008. homes; family members RICE, EDWARD JAMES who submit information JR. “Ned”, 88, formerly of TOZER, CAROL LYNN must provide the funeral Court House, June 2, 2008. (Lashley), 57, of Villas, June home name. He was a veteran of the 3, 2008. Coast Guard and a veteran WEIGAND, WALTER JO- of WWII. ALTMAN, LARAY M., 80, SEPH JR., 60, of South of Wildwood Crest, June 6, ROACH, CATHERINE E., Seaville, June 6, 2008. He 2008. She was a resident “Betty”, 85, of Court House, was a resident for 32 years, for more than 50 years. June 6, 2008. She was a and a golf pro at Shore Gate member of the P.O.W. As- Golf Course. BLAKE, JOHN H., 96, of sociation and the D. A.V. Wildwood Crest, NJ passed WERNIK, RICHARD P., 61, away Saturday, May 17, RODGERS, BRIAN A. SR. of North Cape May, June Thirteen students at the Cape May County Technical High School were recently selected as Students of 2008, at the Masonic Home “Deuce”, of Villas, June 8, 4, 2008. He was a lifetime the Marking Period for the third and fourth quarters of the school year. Honored were, from left: Lindsey in Burlington, NJ. John was 2008. He was a resident for resident of the area, owner Steelman, ninth grade; Tyler Repici, 10th grade; Katrina Nicoletta, 10th grade; Keely Weinberger, 12th born to Percy T. and Miriam 35 years, and an operator of Wernik Contracting of grade; Courtney Nichols, ninth grade; Ryan Nardy, 11th grade Brandon Obermeier, 11th grade, and Laura (Hathaway) Blake on April for the MUA. Lower Township and em- Flynn, ninth grade. Not pictured are Annelise Buono and Christina Feather, grade 10; Kimberly Becher, ployed by the county Board 6, 1912, in North Wildwood, SHAW, PATRICIA ANNE and Sarah Foltz, grade 11 and Allanah Garvey, grade 12. of Elections. NJ. (Kane), 48, passed away "Capt. Blake", as he was on May 29th after a short known to his friends, had illness. Pat was born in been a resident of Wild- Philadelphia, attending the NATIONALS wood Crest since birth. 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Purchasing a A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 From the Publisher We Know That We’re in a Mess; Drilling for Answers Help Us Out Dan “Common sense is an uncommon virtue” To The Editor: Greg Loush is taking matters into his own hands. He decided to After reading Dan Lockwood's see what was below his grassy Indiana lawn and lo and behold, he recent letter to the editor in this found the natural gas he wanted to heat his home, and oil to boot. paper, I was moved to respond. It’s a money maker for him he says, but there’s more incentive Without a doubt, Dan will be my than that: "It's mainly that we don't have to depend on foreign choice in November. However, I oil.” Gallup reported on May 28 that the majority of Americans, wonder if he was suggesting that 57 percent, feel that drilling in our coastal and wilderness areas, township committee ignore the now off limits, should be allowed. Can I get an amen on that? voters on the board of education Greg’s drilling represents a developing viewpoint of using our budget issue. own resources to fuel our gas tanks and economy. Congress is I was busy with personal mat- warming up to the idea, and thank good- ters during this time, and really ness for that! A neighboring congressman did not get to review the school from Pennsylvania, Rep. John Peterson, is budget. I doubt that I would pushing legislation to open up areas off- have voted against the budget shore for energy exploration. "These prices as much as I would like to vote are making voters realize we need to pro- a few of the board members into duce more energy domestically,” he stated. their overdue retirements. Senators Diane Feinstein (Calif.) and Carl Right or wrong, the voters Levin (Mich.) are giving support, albeit lim- made a clear statement here. ited, while Senators Mel Martinez (Fla.), Politicians, as well as prospec- Byron Dorgan (N.D.), Jeff Sessions (Ala.), tive politicians, need to begin and John Cornyn (Texas) have enthusiastic to listen to the people. I know support to heave towards this common sense thinking. and respect Dan Lockwood. I know him to be a hard-work- Our shoes tread on the world’s largest Our Readers Write ing, intelligent young man with known deposit of oil shale estimated to contain community pride and concern. 1.23 trillion barrels of oil… In WWII Patriotic Americans Conserved I know he is not part of the machine here that needs to be “We have enough oil in this country to make ourselves almost To The Editor: and uncontrolled sprawl development. dismantled. energy-independent, and not one person has mentioned it," Rep. But traffi c jams aren’t the only culprit in our I would like to suggest that Dan Burton (Ind.) recently said at a hearing on oil prices and na- In his column of April 23, publisher Art Hall irresponsible misuse of natural resources: energy- more of his excellent research tional security. "We have to look at the realities of today, and the advocates what we can aptly describe as the devouring McMansions having two, three, or more (Page A43 Please) reality today is that we have untapped reserves that need to be barbarian’s approach to the environment and our times the amount of living space rationally needed; drilled." Amen to that! energy needs: invade, rape, and plunder. Let me gas-guzzling mini-tanks on our roads; and countless Got An Opinion? Perhaps this could come to mean drilling right off our NJ coast- offer a different perspective. gallons of gas going to waste as we carelessly let I share Hall’s concern and sympathy for those vehicle engines idle endlessly while we chat with Herald Newspapers wel- line and if that’s the case, so be it. And if placing wind farms out comes letters on a wide range of in our waters will help, so be it. I’m willing to tolerate these to struggling to make ends meet. But blaming en- someone or run into a store. vironmentalists for their plight, as he does, is But we have not always been so profl igate in our subjects. Have you an opinion? help with this problem. Go to our Web site: www.cape- Since the soles of our shoes tread on the world’s largest known ludicrous and preposterous. behavior. During WWII patriotic Americans, in Environmentalists have always counseled the contrast to Hall’s consume-and-exploit philosophy, maycountyherald.com and click deposit of oil shale estimated to contain 1.23 trillion barrels of on Opinion to submit a letter. oil, mostly on federal lands in Utah, Wyoming, and Colorado, we wise, responsible use of our natural resources. recycled, re-used, conserved, and simplifi ed. Was Had we listened to them decades ago, we would it an absolute necessity to do so? Of course. But Same rules apply, same number must take advantage of it. It is vital that we develop what we of words (600) Or write one, have to reduce our dependency on foreign oil or we remain in a not face our current predicament. Instead, we the lessons learned then still apply. opted to become the most wasteful society, on a Today the light bulb is turning on (fi guratively) sign your name, hometown and vicious cycle contributing to the ever-weakening dollar. The more phone number for verifi cation. money we send to foreign countries for oil, the more we bring per-capita basis, on the planet. For example, we for some Americans with regard to energy and waste an estimated 2.9 billion gallons of gas each the environment. The town of Greensburg, Kan., Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. the value of the dollar down. And the weaker the dollar is, the Thursday. more we have to shell out to purchase the oil, which increases year sitting in traffi c jams that are the result of almost totally destroyed by tornadoes, is rebuild- poor (or no) land use and transportation planning (Page A44 Please) our energy prices and the cycle continues. Everything is affected N by energy, from the production costs of goods, to the trucks delivering them, to the lights in the stores selling these goods. This downward cycle will continue unless we transfer our dependency COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL to our own soil. W E Thankfully, things are now looking brighter as Congress is peering below our surface for energy solutions, with the public’s Fatherhood: A Job Without an Instruction Book support. Can I get an amen on that? “Congratulations, you’re going to be a father!” shouting from teen offspring and tears, S ART HALL, publisher When the late Dr. Walter Cavagnero made that pronouncement hours or days of icy silence, and hurtful Post comments to: www.capemaycountyherald.com in his Woodbine offi ce I didn’t know what to do; I had mixed distancing from your embrace. emotions, happy and scared, similar to the feeling a groom ex- Fatherhood comes with no book of instruction, no guarantees periences just after uttering, “I do.” of satisfaction, no 90-day free home trial for the newborn. That Yes, it was “just one of those things” that newlyweds encounter tiny package of a human is entrusted to as nature takes its course, but it has been an enriching experi- your care, clean or dirty, happy or squalling, ence, one I would not trade. hungry or fed at 9 p.m. or 2:30 a.m. Father’s Day is Sunday. During that span of a few short hours Through the years, as babies turn into families may share the joys that come with family life. There may adolescents sporting personalities of their be a card — handmade ones are best — maybe a set of wrenches own, marks of fatherhood become evident. Published Every Wednesday by the or a new hammer, possibly nothing but best wishes. Mannerisms appear and traits emerge. They SEAWAVE CORPORATION In a society that downplays the necessity of marriage, father- continue to observe their father, how he acts hood is an endangered thing. Sperm banks totally eliminate the and reacts to life's dilemmas. He becomes ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher need for affection and companionship if a woman desires to the example they will follow, good or bad. become a mother and has no male partner. Does he mean what he says? Does he say ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor Telling our age, in a recent list of 19 birth announcements what he means? SUSAN K. AVEDISSIAN, Assistant Managing Editor from our community hospital only three children were born to As that son or daughter walks across the married couples. So what? Mind my own business? Whose kids stage at graduation, be it eighth grade, high school or college, CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor are they anyway? Yeah, who cares? tears may well up in a father’s eyes. That’s because those are PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development Take this microcosm of Cape May County and project it across milestones, successes that make a father’s task worthwhile. this vast land, and the data seems to show that fatherhood is not Then, if the Almighty grants time, there may be weddings to BENJAMIN N. HALL, getting the respect it deserves. attend in which you will witness the circle of life start anew. Director of Online Application Development Fatherhood is so vital, yet so undervalued today. There may follow baptisms and confi rmations, Little League or STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager In retrospect, call it grandfatherhood, if I had to grade my own Girl Scout functions to attend, only this time as a senior, gray- KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager fatherhood, I imagine a C minus would be very generous. If I could haired observer. go back, I’d strive for an A, but that’s not about to happen. How important is fatherhood? 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Not This Time for First Female President in History righteous rage fuels the Making marital fi re…seething bit- Five Bucks and Hillary’s Going Home terness drives her and Len into continued battles captured Americans’ attention like few others. Life Work! over everything. Len has With the prospect of the fi rst woman president, or By DR. JUDITH COCHE backed off…he no longer the fi rst African-American president, came an excite- works and he no longer ment and involvement that is and was good for democ- desires…to him it is the racy and spirited debate for the last 16 months. “Marriage may often be a stormy lake, only way to stay married. After Len was For 16 months this primary has been building to but celibacy is almost always a muddy fi red on his 58th birthday, he decided this moment. horsepond.” that “early retirement” was his answer. That’s a good fi ve seasons and hundreds of chicken …Thomas Love Peacock Anita raged, then settled into earning to dinners and Lord knows how many miles and tankers support them, kids and all. And both are By SUSAN KRYSIAK AVEDISSIAN of gas. Do you ever wonder what folks discuss really hurting. Even though there are millions of disappointed in my offi ce? Here, a sample from folks in • “Sex was so bad in my marriage, I lost a $5 bet this week. Hillary voters this week, this hard-fought Democratic celibate marriages… I needed to see if my body parts still My bet was with a buddy of mine, a 23-year-old guy primary election showed us that • “The last time we had sex? Not worked.” Debby’s wry sense of humor from Connecticut, and smarter than I am to know a good if the right candidates show up, sure…was it three or four years ago?” provides her great success in her new dat- bet when he sees it, apparently, although on occasion take center stage, and engage Glenn to Kay ing life as a single woman. Her — not often — I’ve beaten him at poker because I’ve Americans with their beliefs, their • “Why would I give him sex confi dence as a lover defl ated learned he has a tendency to go all in when he’s had a knowledge, their experience, and when he won’t earn money?” as celibacy became her married particularly tough week. their sincerity, if they care about Anita about Len reality, but she is plucky. Debby I overshot this particular wager though. issues that are truly important, • “Sex was so bad in my has found men who are only too He’s an Obama supporter, as are many, many more voters will invest themselves, marriage, I need to see if my happy to help her remember his age: fi nancially, ideologically and emo- body parts still work” Debby how her body works…and that “$5 says she can’t win the nomination, if she does, tionally, in the outcome. divorcing. it works. $10 says she can’t win the White House. Even $5 at a time. Nobody I know plans a celi- For most of us sensuality and — ST” My annoying friend now tells bate marriage. At the same sex provides just dessert for Hillary Clinton, that wonderful, controversial beacon me he wants me to send his winnings directly to the time, celibate marriages do not the trouble marriage inevitably of ambitious ovarianism, was inched out by Barack Obama campaign. “just happen.” They are not brings…we literally come home Obama this week and so conceded her run for the I just don’t get it, though. just marital accidents. Even to the arms of the person we Democratic candidacy for president on Saturday, with Obama is charismatic, to be sure, intelligent, an between partners where one has a chronic love…when we snuggle, the tactile plea- a promise to support presumptive Democratic presiden- excellent orator, and wonderful to listen to. He’s a physical disability, emotionally satisfying, sure and relief at being touched, engages tial candidate Obama. poet. That’s nice. He has good ideas, and continues to creative outcomes can be concocted. our sexual brains to remind us of sensual Thus my fate was sealed with hers to the tune of promise change. While change in itself can be a good When I listen to the stories behind the treats in store for the asking. $5. thing, change for the sake of change is not. And I have headlines above, the sexless marriage is My mathematician husband tells me As the Lincoln fl oated out of my wallet headed for never understood how people take to his campaign always a poor solution to try to fi nd a way that great celibate marriages must exist an envelope bound for Connecticut, so do millions of slogan so quickly, when it’s so amorphous. a couple can stay together…let’s go back according to probability theory. But, my masculine sighs of relief fl oat on up into the churned-up I worry about what I feel is untested strength to lead to our headliners: clinical experience tells me that marriage political atmosphere. the entire nation into a very uncertain future. • “The last time we had sex? Not is always hard, and that marriage without While Hillary’s foes are certainly not all male, and With Hillary, true, she has a history that makes her sure…was it three or four years ago? sex is a sign of deeper trouble. To repair not all males are anti-Hillary, it seems there are enough controversial, which has more to do I think with her “Graying highlights and bodies fi t from this level of chronic dysfunction, both men out there I’ve heard about or met in passing to being a brash female, than with her ideas or platforms. biking create the impression that Glenn partners need ability and courage to open make an impression that certain men’s reactions can Meanwhile, however, New Yorkers liked her represen- and Kay must be great married lovers. lines of discourse that sealed over tightly be visceral against Hillary. tation of them, and voted her back in at a whopping Successful careers and adult children to protect that marriage. Pretty tricky She stood before her sad supporters Saturday, and 68 percent – a very impressive number. complete the aura of great sex. But Glenn business! told them how grateful she was for their dedication, And that’s a mixed group of people, that State of bikes and Kay gardens and both earn To think about: Do you know any good hard work, sweat and money, and reminded them and New York is. tons of money…oh, and by the way, they celibate marriages? If you are in a good the media they were in a group of 18 million Ameri- Also, she might well have garnered the Democratic stopped talking about anger in the same celibate marriage, e-mail and tell me about cans who supported her name to be on that ballot in popular vote if not the electoral college. time period they lessened lovemaking. it. What would you do to come home to November. Then she did what the party demands and Regardless, however, Hillary’s out, Obama’s in. So Clearly, they need help to learn to resolve better sex? asked them all to support Obama. this time around there won’t be a woman sitting in the tough stuff. None, including her, I think, could disguise their the Oval Offi ce. • “Why would I give him sex when he Coche of Stone Harbor is a licensed deep, deep disappointment. And, the prospect of the fi rst African-American won’t earn money?” Anita is furious. She clinical psychologist. To contact her, And that’s something to think about. president? has no clue that she also misses sex…her [email protected] or 215-735-1908 While it certainly turns out politics in America can That’s pretty thrilling, too. be very disappointing, this particular primary race has (Page A44 Please) He Taught Lessons Daughter Still Recalls By BETTE BAKLEY BABORE “Daddy Harry” by everyone who knew him. Some of his friends, the same age, Wrong Name Can Wreck Business Did Ya Know: called him this, as well as infants just I have found that within the Cape May learning to talk. By JACK FICHTER scaping? County area over half of the readers of the He was the one that everyone ran to I am also fascinated by the name of hospitals. They paper and my column are teenagers. This to tell their troubles, borrowed money The new phone book is being delivered. I’m excited seem to frequently contain the name of someone who week my article will be just a bit different without interest, joined in singing when because it is the book that I read the most. donated a lot of money. What if an ice cream company with advice to teenagers. he threw his head back and burst forth It is very important that your business has the proper donated a ton of money to a hospital? Could it be named I visited a grave site this week and sat with song in his clear tenor voice. I can’t name or the Yellow Pages won’t be much benefi t. The Dairy Queen Regional Medical Center? beside a small gray tombstone. It was think of any song written since 1885 that wrong name may be a ticket to bankruptcy. The other interesting item about inscribed, “Harry C. Bakley, Sr., Born he did not know both the words and tune As an example, would you have your teeth fi xed at Dr. the phone book is every business 1888- Died 1974. to completely. Frankenstein Dental Clinic? wants the first listing in their Nothing special about the stone; but this Here was a man who worked from the Would you have your Steinway tweaked by King Kong category. There are an awful lot of is in memory to this man. age of six until he Reached 85. He loved to Piano Tuners? business with A or AAA in their How sad it is that we never seem to work, play, hold a child in His arms and lull Would you call Three Stooges Heating and Air Condi- name. have the time to spend with the living, them to sleep with his lullabies. He thought tioning if hot air were blowing from your AC? The fi rst name in the white pages and mourn them so when they are gone every child was a true work of art. He was Would you buy a car from Kamikaze Toyota? here is A-AAA Better Bail Bonds. and we can no longer see them. so proud when his own child would gain Would you hold services for Uncle Elmer at Voodoo An AA alcohol recovery line is the He will never go down in history books some recognition for some special talent Funeral Home? second listing. When you have for any great works…but he will never be he or she had. He truly believed that God Would you order lunch at Temple of Doom Deli or Sam problems, it must be tough to go forgotten by his family or friends within kept the very best son for himself and the and Nella’s Pizza? very deep into the alphabet. the Cape May area. next best that he made, he gave to him to Would you send your daughter to Paris Hilton Girls There are very few businesses listed in the Z’s in the He sat every day for a short period of call his son. Academy? white pages. time for years, on his front porch, in his It’s been three years since he left us, Care for a box of candy from Big Bug Fudge Store? I checked the phone book for bad names to see if rocking chair and greeted everyone going but his memory will never fade. And yes, Would send the kids off to Addams Family Daycare? they’re any local folks with the name Hitler, Mussolini down the street. This was a man who Daddy, I have learned my lesson well, and Would you stay at First Baptist Motel? (I borrowed that or Dracula. There were none. loved life so much that he stated, “If I I believe everything that you have tried one from George Carlin.) There are a few embarrassing names in the book knew where death was or when it would to teach me. Would you attend Kentucky Fried Church? which would be a challenge to spell politely if you were come, I would be as far from that place as Rest in peace. Would you go to Discount Pacemaker Warehouse or ordering a pizza on the phone. I won’t point them out possible at that time.” Your loving daughter, One-Size-Fits-All Denture Clinic? but they’re in the book. He loved everyone and everything that Bette Bakley Babore, Like to have your diamond ring reset at Acid Flashback I have nearly destroyed my phone book in the past ever lived. He was much loved in return. Cape May Jewelry Repairs? year. It has no cover, the Zip Code directory and recy- This was a man who didn’t attend (ED.NOTE: This article fi rst appeared in Would you get an eagle inked on your butt from Anger cling instructions page is missing along with the maps. church; he lived by his own rule. The Wildwood News, Aug. 21, 1975.) Management Tattoo Salon? The last few Yellow Pages are missing. If I need to order He taught his children, grandchildren Would you have your income tax prepared at Chain windows, wine, X-Rays, yarn or sign up for Yoga, I’ll have and great grandchildren that there was Help Us Out Gang Accounting Service? to call information. only one commandment, and if you fol- (From Page A42) Would you buy your wife underwear from Frozen I don’t like calling information on my cell phone be- lowed it you couldn’t possibly break any and corresponding statistical analysis, cou- Assets Lingerie? cause it seems I am talking to someone in India. There is of the rest. pled with his vision for our government's Feeling stressed or depressed? Would you try Pete and some diffi culty in comprehension from both parties plus His commandment was “Love Thy future, would serve the voters much better Bob’s Psychology Clinic? I want to ask the operator where they are and how’s the Neighbor.” If you did, then you would not than attacks on local and state offi cials. Would you get a leak repaired by Budweiser Roofers? weather in Bombay. steal, lie, covet thy neighbor’s wife, and you Insults to Gov. Corzine and political pander- Would you stop for a cup of coffee at Armed Robbery It would be fascinating to have a long conversation would honor your father and mother…and ing won't help us here. Mini Mart? with them but they keep it short. The call always starts so it followed through to the ten. Statements like "hypocritical behavior" Would you get treatment from Shaky Won’s Acupunc- with the warning “This call may be recorded for train- He said he would and could demand and "smoke and mirrors spending" have ture Clinic? ing purposes.” respect. But one had to earn love. His a way of coming back to haunt you. Don't Would you open an account at Tellers Gone Wild I doubt that. The calls are probably recorded so they prayer at night was to ask God, “Please sling mud at this bunch unless you are ready Bank? can threaten the operators if they speak at great length let me go through each day without hurt- to move into a fortress. Ask Jerry Licata. Would you get a toupee from Nine Lives Hair Replace- with an American when they could be answering an- ing my fellow man in anyway.” He was We know the mess we are in. Lockwood ment? other call. able to close his eyes and sleep well every should tell us what he will do to help us Would you get remodeling from “It’s Close Enough I expect to hear a ticking stopwatch in a moment be- night if he knew he had not hurt any man out. Kitchens”? cause this column sounds like something Andy Rooney in any way. SAM KELLY Would you order a new garden from Benadryl Land- would write for 60 Minutes. The man was affectionately called Swainton A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 Our Readers Write Just Me Problems Not Solved by New Taxes She’s Still Not Sure What SHRM Does By JANINE VISALLI On the other hand, I haven’t been asked To The Editor: deprived of our quality of lifestyle and conveniences) ad- to do a single thing yet. ditionally, who will administer the international aspects It’s summer, and although I’m not in Public Affairs? Haha! Actually, I’m sitting The strident opposition of our elected “representa- of this compensation? Can the compensation level be school, I’m also not home. here in my scarcely decorated cubicle, tives” to begin drilling for oil and natural gas while the increased without legal challenge? Even though the tourist industry of listening to Rascal Flatts on my iPod, just voters suffer is evident. Are their decisions are predicated To establish our carbon footprints of industry and busi- the Wildwoods generates a great deal of trying to keep myself busy or entertained. on facts? nesses, inspectors will have to inspect, evaluate, maintain money for workers my age, I’m sure my Sure, it’s only the third day of my in- It is noticeably evident that the earth has warmed one compliance and regulate standards for all business. That loyal readers won’t be shocked that I’m ternship. And, to be honest, I’m still not degree in 1938. What were the warmest years recorded includes farms, beauty shops, and the largest of corpora- not spending my summer at the beach. positive what SHRM actually does. in the U. S., how about 1934, with few autos, no air tions. The estimate is 100,000 plus. Instead of taking off for another part of Yes, I have sat in on a few department conditioning, vinyl siding/ windows etc.? Five of the Let me help you do the math: The Congressional the world as I have done in the meetings, listened to a confer- hottest years were 1920 to 1934. Budget Offi ce estimates the costs to be around one tril- past, I decided to remain in our ence call with a communications Our political representatives’ solutions to the energy lion dollars. nation’s capital for the summer fi rm, and read tons of departmen- problem are a tax holiday, windfall tax on the energy The “estimated total costs-tax” will have to be paid by and try my hand in the “real” tal newsletters. companies, conservation, and alternative sources. Their you the consumer and businesses; consider unemploy- world. But, can they really pay me to infi nite wisdom has brought exorbitant energy costs and ment in addition to your carbon footprint. After browsing dozens of Web just sit here and observe? I’ve food price increases. Can anyone in our county provide If you are not disturbed with the estimations, why sites, writing tons of different been drinking their coffee, using the name of the three closest ethanol stations? One of indenture your grandchildren? Put a ballot time frame cover letters to various organi- the Internet to fi nd a job for next the recent considerations is a carbon tax. The carbon tax mandate on any “new tax.” zations throughout the District, semester, taking hour-long lunch will offset — reduce the social security or income tax. For any of you that may not know that every time our and attending quite a few nerve- breaks, and getting paid a great Your carbon footprint will determine your carbon tax in Congress signs a treaty, i.e.; Kyoto, the treaty overrides wracking interviews, I finally deal to do just that. I even wrote order for you to purchase carbon emission tax credits. our Constitution. managed to score a public affairs this column while at work. Begin the thought process by asking: You only get what you ask for. Carbon trading is identi- internship with the Society for Human I’ve gone through the commute with • Where do carbon credits originate? cal to oil traders and oil futures — the same oil trader Resources (SHRM) in Alexandria, VA. the overwhelming number of black-suited • Who determines your carbon footprint? policy that has increased food and energy costs for you (With all the competition in this city, drones on the subway system. I’ve bought If the carbon footprint is greater than required, the and our businesses. Insofar as our representatives, we I’m sure it only helped that my manager my own professional clothing, trying to individual or business can purchase the unused credits of elect them, and never write, call, request a position is a former cheerleader). spread some bright pinks and reds among another. Why? If the metric is to reduce carbon emission prior to or protest their fi nal decisions. Their only solu- You know the story of the typical the monotony of browns and blacks why is excess provided to the emission trade industry? tion for all problems is a tax; new or increase existing intern? “adults” love to wear. Consider how many administrative, compliance and ones. How many problems have been solved with taxes? She’s the peon who is forced to fi le Come on SHRM. I did not endure hours oversight bureaucratic hacks will be required, state, Unfortunately overall tax increases affects, your lifestyle, papers. Or, the robot who tediously en- chained to a cubicle in the Georgetown federal and internationally. job, business, retirement, and health care. ters data into Excel sheets for little or no library for hours chained to this cubicle The international carbon tax mechanism is requisite. Since there is a kajillion gallons of gas / oil within our compensation. idly reading pop culture Web sites and To maintain our industry requirements the U. S. will have borders our representatives refuse to drill and relieve our But, don’t put down this column and obsessively checking my e-mail. to purchase carbon credits from Russia and China. Please overpriced import demand by terrorist-supporting coun- disregard it as the cliché intern story. Hit me with your best shot, or at least note that within fi ve years, China will surpass the U. S. in tries. Alternative energy sources cannot eliminate the I actually have not yet been asked to some papers to staple! energy use, and within 20 years, 25 percent of California demand on the foreseeable future. So vote accordingly. staple a single paper, nor retrieve coffee CO2 pollution will originate from China. for any of my superiors. (In fact, my boss Visalli, 21, is student at Georgetown Ask your representatives why our tax will be used as AL CROSSEN bought me coffee yesterday). University. She will be a senior in the fall. compensation to Third World countries (they have been North Wildwood

Patriotic Americans Teen Services: numbers (From Page A42) get the oil underneath: According to the Southern Utah TTEENEEN for activities, health ques- ing itself as a “green” community and a model of energy Wilderness Alliance, Americans for American Energy is a tions; United Way, 729-2255, free directory. front group for the energy industry. So if you trust the oil effi ciency. SSCENECENE Friday's Youth Ablaze: In Alaska avalanches knocked down transmission lines companies, you will trust Hall’s view on this issue. Seashore Community Church and cut off Juneau’s source of hydroelectric power. Facing The citizens of Utah who Hall thinks we should emu- of Nazarene, 446 Seashore ONGOING EVENTS gram 465-5115 ext. 605. a huge in-crease in utility bills, Juneau’s residents have late have sent to Washington, D.C. two congressmen (out Rd. Erma. (Sports, movies, AlaTeen: for teens with responded by adopting such “drastic” measures as turn- of a delegation of three) and two senators who are rabid and concession stand with CCA-YAP - Youth Arts family or friends who are al- ing off lights when not needed, turning off or unplugging anti-environmentalists. With lifetime League of Conser- everything, ping pong, pool Program: variety of arts and coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., electronic equipment when not in use, and purchasing vation Voters voting records of 10 percent or less, they tables, air hockey, games, social activities for youth 10 Church of Resurrection, 200 basketball tournaments, energy-effi cient light bulbs and appliances. routinely vote against environmental and conservation and older. W. Tuckahoe Road, Marmora, fuse ball, special nights with Biodiesel, fuel cell, wind turbine, and ethanol tech- initiatives such as clean air, clean water, protection for YAP - Saturday Nights: 547-0855. special activities and much nologies are being developed in our neighbor state to endangered species, clean energy and energy effi ciency Arts and social activities Civil Air Patrol: ages 12- more. 6:45 pm-9:30 pm. Call the west, bringing jobs and economic growth to Penn- measures, and preservation of national forests. throughout much of the 18: meets Thursdays, cadet Pastor Joe 886-6196 Ext 11. sylvania. And across the U. S. mothers concerned about If these residents of Utah and their representatives school year for youth and programs, drill and ceremo- Volunteer for the fol- what kind of planet their children and their children’s in Washington, D.C. are the kind of people that Hall children ages 6-16. Programs ny, safety classes, aerospace lowing groups: Animal children will inherit are promoting green living through admires, then I would be pleased and proud to be on a include Junior Arts Camp for education, emergency ser- Welfare Society, 465-3403; ages 6-10, and Camp Con- vices. 624-0529. organizations like the Eco Mom Alliance and the Holistic list of people that he does not admire. Cape Regional Medical Cen- gress Hall for ages 6-12. Music: Impact Choir, Sea- Mom’s Network. JIM DAVIS ter, 463-2000; Cape May Teen Karate: Every Mon- shore Church, 886-6196; As to the organization Americans for American Energy Avalon Nature Center, 884-9590; day, Wednesday and Thurs- Kaleidoscope Kids singers, and the folks in Utah for whom Hall has such admira- Cape May Rec., Terry, 884- day. Call 886-6902 or 889- ages six-14, 465-7443; Com- tion, the folks who want to destroy our public lands to Realty Owners 9565; County Museum, 8105. munity Concert Band, Norm Barbara, 465-3535; Crest Group to Meet Teen Program: Tabernacle Lochten, 465-8737. Haven Nursing Home, An- While reading a story about United Methodist Church, NAACP: Youth Council, Uppperper TownshipTownship & On Saturday thony, 465-1274; Habitat for the change that caterpillars 656 Seashore Road, Erma. ages 14-21, 624-9152. Humanity, 463-0244; Lower go through in their lives, STONE HARBOR — Re- Wednesdays - Teen Bible Scouting: ages fi ve-17; Ocean City News Notes Twp. Rec., Zack, 886-7880; alty Owners Association Study 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fri- Girl Scouts of the South Jer- Rosemarie Whelan, Herald Correspondent the first grade students MADD, 463-1616; North (ROA) will hold its bian- day Night Teens, 7:30 to sey Pines, 856-697-3900; [email protected] were able to see the emerg- Cape Center, Paul, 898- nual general membership 10:30 p.m. Boy Scouts of Southern New ing process on a daily basis. 8899; Red Cross, 465-7382; meeting at the Stone Har- Homework Club: 3:30- Jersey, 856-327-1700. of the Show added to the On May 23, the sixth grad- United Way, Suzanne, 729- Flowers and bor Elementary School on 4:30 p.m. Church of the Ad- Swim Teams: ages fi ve- enjoyment of the exhibits. ers invited the fi rst graders 2002; Wetlands Institute, Saturday, beginning at 9 vent, Parish Hall, Washington 18: Cape May Recreation Butterfl ies The event was certainly to join them as 20 butter- 368-1211. Adults are also a.m. Coffee and Pastries and Franklin streets, Cape Dept., 884-9565; Crest Dol- a large undertaking and fl ies were released. About welcome. Take time to smell the will be available at 8:30. May. phins, 884-6390. Frank Leone, Chairperson the experience, Ms. Bren- The meeting will conclude fl owers. 4-H Teen Ambassadors: of the Flower Show, praised nan said, “The students at 11 a.m. leadership, citizenship and That’s just what crowds his committee saying, “We are very hopeful that the Presentations will be community service projects of people did as they Quotes From the Bible wouldn’t be able to do this butterfl ies will live a full given by: for youth grades eight-12. Do everything without complaining or arguing, so that “phloxed” to the 36th An- without them.” and complete life here in Mayor Suzanne Walters, Meetings and activities held you may become blameless and pure, children of God nual Flower Show at the The Garden Club of Cape May County.” State of the Borough, an- monthly. For more informa- without fault in a crooked and depraved generation, in Music Pier. Staged by the Ocean City meets the fi rst A butterfl y is considered nual update. tion: contact Rutgers Cooper- which you shine like stars in the universe. Garden Club of Ocean City, ative Research and Extension Tuesday of each month an insect, but it is not Linda Weber, recently Philippians 2:14,15 the theme this year was from September through the offi cial insect of New hired town planner, will 4-H Youth Development Pro- “Summer at the Shore.” June, at noon, at the Holy Jersey. That designation present “A Town Planning Those attending were Trinity Episcopal Church belongs to the honey bee. Primer for Stone Harbor.” lavish in their praise of the at 30th and Bay Ave. For The offi cial fl ower of New The Bird Sanctuary Com- attractive arrangements more information, call 609- Jersey is the violet. mittee will give an update and beautiful specimens. 398-2649. on this addition to Stone Joan Shaw of Ocean City Trivia question – What is Harbor. won the “Grand Award for the offi cial fl ower of New Wit's End Artistic Design” for her Jersey? (From Page A43) miniature arrangement ***** Perhaps John McCain will see if Maggie Thatcher’s of white aster, solidago, The sixth grade stu- free to serve as his running mate. She’s British, she’s and bear grass, which was dents of Ms. Brennan and 82, she’s the former prime minister, yet she might have contained in a very small Ms. McFadden at Bishop time to immigrate here from the U.K. between now and conch shell. Shaw said that McHugh Regional Catholic then. Unfortunately, an American vice president must be she “works with doll house School have been busy a natural born U.S. citizen and have been living in the miniatures,” and that’s raising a bunch of butter- U.S. for at least 14 years. But maybe they can get a special what planted an interest fl ies. Having received the constitutional dispensation from Gloria Steinman or the in creating small floral caterpillars on April 28, the Pope or the Supreme Court or something. groupings. classes observed them as If that works out, Maggie could be billed as McCain’s A bonsai plant exhibited they ate, grew, and formed Cheney, the secret power behind the offi ce. by Tom Weisbecker of Egg their chrysalis. She’d like that. Harbor won the “Grand Also becoming involved Then, if Obama picks Hillary as his running mate, we’d Award for Horticulture.” in the caterpillar-butterfl y have a true-to-life snapshot of typical America: Five seniors at Cape May Tech recently passed their welding certifi cation ex- The background music process were the fi rst grade Two guys, bumping chests, while the women work amination; the fi rst time welding students at the school have taken this test. provided by various pia- students of Mrs. Fenste- behind the scenes keeping everything going. From left: Donald Wilson, Ian Unkle, Emily Schroyer, Daniel Ackroyd and Gary nists during the three days maker and Mrs. Massood. Where are those stamps? Farrow. Thomas Jackson is the welding instructor. Herald Newspapers June 11 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45 Support Groups PARIS (From Page A1) 465-4100, ext. 244 for nie 886-3412. Church of the Nazarene, (From Page A16) and recovery services from nicipal governments House, second Wednes- further information. Free Atlantic Cape Family 446 Seashore Road, Erma. county’s ability to quickly the 30 servers housing the • Enterprise-wide elec- day. Call 465-8840. Feel and open to the commu- Support: offers support, For information, call 886- recover for any disaster data of county government. tronic records program free to bring your loved nity. education and advocacy 6196. involving local government In Phase II the backbone • County and Munici- ones with you. for parents/caregivers Free Blood Pressure records maintained in elec- structure was augmented pal Records Management Grief Support Group: THURSDAY, June 12: who are raising children Screening: First and tronic format. The cen- by adding an additional Needs Assessments/Strate- First and third Wednes- with emotional/behav- third Friday of every ter was built with county tower and two hub sites gic Plans, and Preservation days at 3 p.m. Maruchi Narcotics Anony- ioral challenges on the month, Cape Regional funds and equipped with for the lower end of the Assessments Room, Cape Regional mous: Cape May First fourth Thursday of every Medical Center, 9 a.m.- technology from PARIS county and incorporating • County and municipal Medical Center. Call 463- Presbyterian Church, De- month at the Court House noon in the Patient Lobby. grants. connectivity for Middle records inventories 4043. catur and Hughes avenues, Church of Christ, 102 For information, call 463- “This center won a Township, Wildwood and • Development of re- Cardiac Support 8 p.m. Call 348-9292. East Pacifi c Avenue, Court 4043. prestigious PARIS Award Upper Township. Other cords management poli- Group: Cape Regional Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Par- House. Come meet other Peripheral Artery Dis- for Excellence in Disaster communities are on board cies, procedures, and train- Medical Center at 1:30 ish House, Church of the parents to gain strength, ease (PAD): Free screen- Preparedness in October with media backups sent to ing for County agencies p.m., fi rst Wednesday, Resurrection, 200 West wisdom and knowledge. ing, second Friday of 2007 and is the only one the center. and municipalities Maruchi Room, Cape Re- Tuckahoe Road, Marmora. For more information each month, 9 am un- of its type operated by a These funds have made • Staff training for Coun- gional Medical Center, Call 800-344-2666. please call Chris at 609- til noon, Cape Regional county government in the a great improvement in the ty personnel in records and 463-2348. Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Low- 729-2034. Medical Center. Partici- US,” Fulginiti said. management and preserva- information management CMCS (Cape May er Township Recreation Diabetes Support pants are asked to use the “The funds from this tion of records in Cape May • Electronic recording County Songwriters): Center, Bayshore Road, Group: 2 p.m. Maruchi Patient Entrance. For an year’s award will continue County,” said Fulginiti. of land records through support group for anyone Villas. Room, Cape Regional appointment, call Bonnie to expand the county’s Among projects already the New Jersey Recording writing original music, Nicotine Anonymous: Medical Center. Call Cin- Kratzer at 609-463-4043. communication backbone funded by PARIS are: Portal last Wednesday at 7:15 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. dy Kraemer, 463-2547. Cape May Singles: 7 enabling additional juris- • Development of a cen- • Records storage space p.m. Call 463-0685. Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call Diabetes Manage- p.m., Star of the Sea base- dictions in the county the tralized Records & Informa- enhancement through mo- HIV/AIDS Support Joe, 729-9145. ment Series: Eight-hour ment. Age 35 and over. ability to transmit election Management (RIM) bile shelving units Group: For people liv- Brain Injury Survi- class on diabetes manage- Short meeting. Adjourn- tronic data to the center.” Program • Development of a data ing with or affected by vor or Caregiver Support ment. Fee and registra- ing to Ballyoo’s for danc- Phase 1, implemented • Conservation and res- communications infrastruc- HIV or AIDS meets at the Group, second Thursday tion. 10 a.m. today, June ing and conversation. communications between toration of historic 17th to ture for County-wide back- Cape May United Meth- at Bacharach Institute for 19 and 26, Call Cindy Call Trudy at 889-2413 or the County Administra- 19th century records up and recovery services. odist Church, 635 Wash- Rehabilitation. Call Nutan Kraemer, 463-2547. Also Frank at 398-4071. tion Buildings and the • On-site records man- ington St., 5:30 p.m. the Ravani at 856-589-5797 another class beginning RRC and provided backup agement assistance to mu- fourth Wednesday of or Debbie Long at 652- June 25 at 6 p.m. and ex- SATURDAY, JUNE 14: each month. For informa- 7000. tend into July. Menendez tion, call Dave, 602-4640 Alzheimer Support Narcotics Anony- (From Page A12) the senator entertained it depends on the priority or South Jersey Aids Alli- Group: Third Thursday FRIDAY, June 13: mous: First Baptist fuels, but also create new questions from the audi- placed on transportation ance, 523-0024. of the month, 6:30 p.m. Church of Wildwood, 230 high tech jobs possibly for ence. infrastructure by the new Alzheimer's Support at Eastern Shore Nursing Al-Anon Meeting: E. Maple Ave., 7:30 p.m. those in this county. Chamber President administration. For his Group: Victoria Com- Home and Rehab Center, North Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Call 800-992-0401. He said the government Vicky Clark asked why part, the senator said he mons Assisted Living, 1419 Route 9 North. Call Community Center, 10th Nicotine Anonymous: should invest in mass tran- diesel fuel, which used to would work for a robust fourth Wednesday of ev- 408-2011. and Central avenues. Con- 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. sit infrastructure and of- be cheaper than regular federal highway bill in the ery month 4-6 p.m., 610 Parkinson’s Support tact Mary at 523-0304. Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call fer companies incentives gasoline, has gone so high. next Congress. Townbank Road, N. Cape Group: second Thurs- Alzheimer’s Support Joe at 729-9145. for research and develop- She said this has infl ated Contact Hart at (609) May, 898-0044. day, 1 p.m., Victoria Group: 2 p.m., Ocean S.L.A.A. Meeting: ment of alternative energy the price of consumer 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Gastric Bypass Sup- Commons, North Cape City Senior Center. Call S.L.A.A. (Sex and Love Ad- forms. goods that are transported [email protected] port Group: Second May. 886-2455. 399-2099. dicts Anonymous) 12-Step “We have to commer- by diesel-fueled trucks. Wednesday of every A.R.T.S. (Artists Re- Narcotics Anony- meeting, 7 p.m. in the Old cialize technologies that While Menendez month, Cape Regional covering Through The mous: Vietnam Veterans Court House Building, 11 allow us to move beyond couldn’t answer why the Chamber Medical Center, 7 p.m., Twelve Steps): 12-step Assoc. Chapter 602, 596 North Main St. on Saturday oil,” Menendez said. In price of diesel specifi cally Maruchi Room, 463- support group for any kind Seashore Rd., Erma, 8:30 nights. that vein, two car compa- has jumped higher than Collecting 4043. of artist (musicians, visual p.m. Call 1-800-992- Overeaters Anony- nies will be introducing the regular gas, he did say GROW: 12-Step Men- artists, dancers, writers, 0401. mous: Cape Island Bap- next generation of electric the problem with the oil Worn Flags tal Health Program, 6 p.m. etc.), every Thursday, 9:15 Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Par- tist Church. Enter from cars in two years. market in general was WILDWOOD — Drop every Wednesday at 4404 a.m., Lower Township Li- ish House, St. Mary Epis- Stockton Street parking “That’s private-sector-led speculation and the lack of off your worn and tattered Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood, brary Meeting Room, Vil- copal Church, Third Ave. lot. 10 a.m. No dues, fees development, and govern- government oversight. at the Learning Recovery las. Call 463-0685. and 95th St., Stone Har- or weigh-ins. Everyone fl ags at the Greater Wild- ment should be incentiv- “We are working on wood Chamber of Com- Center of Wildwood. Call Alzheimer’s Sup- bor. Call 800-344-2666. welcome. Call Rosemarie izing it, helping it move fi xing that in the Energy merce. 523-7100 or 884-7672. port Group: For family Cocaine Anonymous: 317-5938. in the right direction,” he Committee,” he said. members who have been meeting every Friday at CPR Certification 9 USA Flag etiquette AA Meeting: Rooms added. Johnnie Walker, of states that when a fl ag is touched by Alzheimer’s, 6 the First Baptist Church of a.m.-4 p.m. Classrooms A three and four, Cape Re- While the senator sup- Blue Diamond Disposal so worn it is no longer fi t gional Medical Center. p.m. the last Thursday of Wildwood, 230 E. Maple & B, Cape Regional Medi- ports new energy, he ex- in Woodbine, stuck with to serve as a symbol of 8:30 p.m. New Members the month at Loyalton As- Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-866- cal Center. Fee $40 for pressed opposition at off the oil theme and asked our country, it should be welcome. Call 463-4043. sisted Living, 591 Route 777-0983. class, and manual; $30 for shore drilling and wind about the recent windfall destroyed by burning in a Women’s Support 9, Court House. For infor- Healing Rooms of class without manual. Pre- turbines. earnings made by the big dignifi ed manner. Group: For women of do- mation, call 463-6344. Cape May County: In- registration required. Call He said both could harm oil companies. Worn and tattered Amer- mestic violence and sexu- Cancer Support: Sec- ter-denominational prayer 463-4043. the state’s two most impor- The senator said that ican Flags will be collected al assault. Every Wednes- ond and fourth Thurs- ministry for healing of SUNDAY, June 15: tant, lucrative industries: the oil industry receives at both chamber locations day, 7:30-9 p.m. at the day, 7 p.m. Radiation the sick. Fridays 3-8 p. tourism and fi shing. tax credits and benefits throughout the summer. CARA offi ce, 800 Route 9, Oncology classroom, Cape m. West entrance of First AA and Al Anon Sup- “The New Jersey Shore from the government and The chamber will store South, Court House. For Regional Medical Center. Assembly of God, 1068 port Groups: 10 a.m. is a priceless treasure we’ll he has voted to repeal the collected fl ags and will information, call Juanita, New members welcome. Seashore Road, North Classrooms A and B, protect at any cost, and it those credits to put money be properly disposed of by 522-6489. Call 463-2298. Cape May. No fees. No ap- ground fl oor, Cape Re- generates tens of billions back in regular taxpayers’ the Disabled American Vet- erans. No fee will be Parent Support Parkinson’s Support pointment necessary. Call gional Medical Center. of dollars in revenues each pockets during these times charged for this service. Group: Every Wednesday Group: 1 p.m. at Victo- 884-3264. Call 463-2367. year and supports almost of record oil profi ts. night, 6:30-8 p.m. Cape ria Commons, 610 Town Celebrate Recovery: Narcotics Anony- Those who wish may make half a million jobs,” he County Communications a donation to the Disabled Counseling Services, 128 Bank Road, North Cape Christ-centered recov- mous: Vietnam Veterans said. Director Lenora Bonin- American Veterans. Crest Haven Road, Build- May. Refreshments served ery program for all hurts, Assoc. Chapter 602, 596 Regarding shore protec- fante asked the senator at 12:30. For information habits and hang-ups, 7:30 Seashore Rd., Erma, 11 Greater Wildwood ing D. Free Child Care tion, Menendez noted that with the many challenges Chamber of Commerce call Rita 886-2455 or Con- p.m. Seashore Community a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Call 1- and Refreshments. Call he also fi ghts for federal with aging county roads locations: 800-992-0401. beach replenishment funds and bridges if he saw any Business Offi ce - 3306 News Digests for county beaches, an ear- additional federal funds Pacifi c Avenue (From Page A15) mark program that many in becoming available for Boardwalk Information Congress oppose. transportation projects. Center, Boardwalk and Buesing, Dr. Albert A. Monillas, Robert E. Mullock, Plans for Shelter Haven Following his remarks, Menendez replied that Schellenger avenues. Timothy Rundall and Karen Brundage-Johnson. Will STONE HARBOR — Dr. John Sprandio’s plans for Morey fi lled an appointment vacancy and will serve the proposed fi rst-class Shelter Haven Hotel, restaurant a term on the board until 2010. The Foundation is and spa at the empty 96th Street lot and the Heney’s Travel with Us LEONE TRAVEL focused on raising funds for college scholarships, property will go before the Zoning Board June 13 at 7 academic programs and enhancing the campus envi- p.m. to seek variances. Plans are available in Borough ronment. It pledged $219,000 for 2008-2009 scholar- ESCORTED BUS TRIP TO NEW ENGLAND Hall for public review. ships, $15,000 for the Beacons by The Sea Visiting • JUNE 23-25 • Faculty program, and $177,000 for the college capital SEATS STILL campaign. Thug Swipes Tips, Register 2 Nights accommodations at Foxwoods Casino, AVAILABLE! Mashantucket, Ct. Visit 19th century village, Mora ACCC President NORTH CAPE MAY — A thief made off with the Italian Affair’s tip jar and cash register some time over- Mystic Seaport, Newport Mansions & St. Mary’s Church. COURT HOUSE — Atlantic Cape Community night in the early morning hours of June 6. According Includes 2 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch in Mansion, 2 Dinners College trustees voted to authorize a new three-year to Lower Township police, the theft took place about contract for Dr. Peter Mora, ACCC president, effective 12:30 a.m. after the hood-shrouded thief smashed the Miracles Fitness Travel Club Presents July 1 to June 30, 2011. In approving the contract, front door with an unknown object. After crawling A Wonderfully Entertaining Show the board expressed “its admiration and appreciation around to the register and counter area, the subject, MAMA MIA! of Dr. Mora's leadership capabilities, his professional “was very methodical in removing certain items of relationships with internal and external audiences and value in hidden locations and opening the register very Philadelphia’s Academy of Music • Saturday, July 26 his vision of the institution...” The president's perfor- effi ciently,” according to a release. That made police See and hear ABBA Classics mance was reviewed by the Presidential Evaluation believe the person responsible was “very familiar Trip includes Show Tickets & Transportation to Philadelphia Committee, which found that “Dr. Mora's professional with the restaurant and could be a former or current and personal skills and abilities have promoted an envi- employee or delivery person,” police stated. Evidence For more information call ronment of trust with the Board of Trustees, empower- was collected at the scene for comparison with future Leone Travel • 856-797-1888 ment within the college community and respect and suspects. Anyone with information should contact recognition from the external community.” police at (609) 886-1619 ext 156. Or Register at either Miracles Fitness Locations Rio Grande or Seaville (Page A46 Please) A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers June 11 2008

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