Risking Life on the Parkway to Continue the Species Herald By AL CAMPBELL slow pace. heading into Wildwood. NEWS She was a Diamondback terrapin, nameless It was nearly incomprehensible how that EDGEWOOD — Alive, perhaps for the last and perhaps of little value to this world, but on tiny, gutsy creature could possess such zeal as DI GESTS fl eeting moments, I spotted her. a death-defying mission: Lay eggs to perpetuate to climb a 35- to 40-foot embankment in search Scared and alone, she was in a totally hos- the species. of a “safe” high place where she could dig a tile environment, not the safe, serene world On June 1, as muggy temperatures here hole with her hind legs and deposit eggs. Class Trip Mishap of the marshes where small fi sh swim and on the Jersey peninsula nudged amphibians Because traffi c soared northbound at 65- and reptiles from winter-long slumber, that plus miles per hour, the encounter with that CLERMONT — One school bus struck noisy terns search for food. This inhospitable, mother terrapin was spotted atop the Garden likely-doomed Diamondback terrapin, lasted the rear of a second school bus at Routes threatening place had tons of metal zooming State Parkway overpass of old railroad tracks 9 and 83 at 9:12 a.m. yesterday, according past at enormous speed, in comparison to her (Page 7 Please) to State Police at the Woodbine barracks. Both vehicles were westbound on Route 83 and came to rest in the lane of travel. Nine children were transported to Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. On hand to assist were members of the Up- per Township Fire Department and Dennis Township EMS. The schools involved were not identifi ed, but unoffi cial sources said they were from out-of county and on a class trip. DRBA Head Outbound NORTH CAPE MAY — Wave goodbye to DRBA Chairman Warren Wallace, Glouces- ter County freeholder charged with ethical abuses while employed at UMDNJ. Gov. Jon Corzine Monday called for Wallace to resign, but there’s little indication he will. But Cor- zine said there’s no chance he will reappoint PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Wallace when his term expires at the end of Vol. 42 No. 23 Copyright 2006 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. June 7, 2006 P.O. BOX 400, RIO GRANDE, NJ 08242 this month. Come Back to Nature SOUTH SEAVILLE — Artwork of Assem- County Tells blyman Jeff Van Drew’s “backyard pond” here and a poem, “Nature,” by Emily Dick- inson adorn a classy invitation to a June 17 Arts Projects’ “special reception” honoring the Democrat and his “First District Colleague,” Nelson Guidelines Albano. The elaborate menu runs the gamut from asparagus to tzaki, all to the music of a harpist. Plain old tickets: $1,000 per person. $200,000 Available; Sponsors can pay from $2,000 to $7,000, all going to “Van Drew for Assembly.” For $25,000 Grants (Page 4 Please) By JOE ZELNIK She’s 100 and Due CREST HAVEN — Freeholders this week dropped the other shoe in a program they To Get a Facelift adopted in the fi nal minutes of approving their 2006 budget, making a total of $4 million avail- By LAUREN HUGGINS able in grants out of surplus. WILDWOOD — When you stroll along the The fi rst shoe, a spiffy Brunomagli loafer, boardwalk, take a moment to glance down has already distributed $3.8 million to the 16 toward the boards. towns for “municipal public improvements.” Nearly 100 years of history lies beneath Controversy was avoided by guaranteeing your feet and there is no denying that it is money to each town based on its percent of showing its age. county taxes paid. “It (the boardwalk) is in desperate need of Shoe two, more like the Hush Puppies repair,” said Lou Ferrara, the city’s develop- Lauren Huggins enjoying a revival, makes available $200,000 ment director. HATS OFF TO YOU — Wildwood Catholic High School graduates toss mortarboards into for “arts, history and cultural” programs. The Groundbreaking on a $20-million restoration the air after an evening of pomp and circumstance at St. Ann’s Church, Wildwood May maximum grant will be $25,000 and cash- project is scheduled for July 7. 31. See page 42 for Class of 2006 graduates. starved organizations will be competing with The project has already received nearly $4 one another. million in grants through the Urban Enterprise There is no guarantee either of these pro- Zone and federal funding. grams will be continued next year. Ferrara said the high price tag could be at- We Check Applications are due by June 30, only three tributed to the cost of replacing the utilities. weeks from now, and will be reviewed by the “It won’t just be a new look. It will have a Digital Licenses Put End to Fake IDs? county’s Culture and Heritage Advisory Com- whole new infrastructure,” he explained. By NICK COLIN of the Cops and Shops Program, which netted mission whose recommendations will go to a That new look that is expected to replace over 450 arrests last year. four-member awards committee. the southern pine boards is forestry certifi ed That did not include those who didn’t even It consists of Freeholders Ralph E. Bakley Sr. (Page 7 Please) CREST HAVEN — Minors curious about pur- chasing fake identifi cation in order to purchase attempt to purchase alcohol due to prior knowl- and Gerald Thornton, county Administrator alcohol, beware. edge of the program, he said. Stephen O’Connor, and Culture and Heritage Charge Park Guard The county’s annual “We Check 21” pro- Joe Vasil, Department of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Janice Betts. gram, held June 1 in a packed freeholder Document Fraud Unit supervisor, trained the Among criteria on which the applications Stole Donations meeting room, educated a large number of bar audience on how to detect fake identifi ca- will be evaluated are the program’s “projected By JOE ZELNIK and package goods employes and owners on tion. impact upon the county” and “clarity, sound- the intricacies of the driver’s license and how “You’re going to learn how to examine a ness and uniqueness.” SWAINTON — Middle Township police June to detect a fake. document, how to use devices to authenticate The applicant must have been active for at 1 announced the arrest of county employe Al- “My work sent me here to get information it, and whether to take it from its owner,” least three years, have a history of prior activi- len B. Smith, of Villas, charged with theft of that will teach us how to detect fakes and what explained Vasil. ties and grant management, a realistic budget, money “over an approximate one-year period” to do next,” said Kimberly Banks, of Tony’s (Page 6 Please) (Page 4 Please) from donation boxes at the county park and Island Café in North Wildwood. zoo here. David Bregenzer, counsel to the director Smith, 32, has been with the county Facili- of the state Division of Alcoholic Beverage A Federal Blind Eye on Bycatch? ties and Services Department for fi ve years and Control, spoke about underage drinking ini- By JACK FICHTER This is called bycatch, the catching and kill- makes $21,562. tiatives. ing of ocean wildlife other than those fi sherman He reportedly had a set of keys to the dona- “The card-and-count turn-away initiative CAPE MAY — When commercial fi sherman intended to capture. tion boxes and how he got them reportedly is (in its fi fth year) data indicates that a total pull their nets from the ocean, they don’t just The Marine Fish Conservation Network, a focus of the investigation. of 410 youths were refused the purchase of catch the type of fi sh they’re seeking. a coalition of over 180 national and regional Smith, suspended without pay, worked the alcohol over this Memorial Day weekend,” They pull up a variety of creatures including environmental organizations, commercial and overnight security shift. Park employes report- he explained. shellfi sh, crustaceans, and sometimes seabirds recreational fi shing groups and marine science edly alerted authorities to a potential problem There were 2,236 minors refused alcohol and sea turtles, and types of fi sh they did not groups, released a report June 1 indicating fed- in mid-May and a sting operation was set up. over the last four Memorial Day weekends, want. Many of those fi sh and other creatures eral government fi shery managers have done The police report said the amount of money according to Bregenzer’s data. include seabirds and turtles are thrown back a poor job establishing a reporting system of (Page 7 Please) He also informed the audience of the success into the sea, dead. bycatch and have take few steps to minimize the practice. In 2002, according to Marine Fish Conserva- County-Prosecutor Disagreement Gets Personal tion Network spokesman, Brooks Mountcastle, By JOE ZELNIK of Detectives James Rybicki as “a salary issue him to $117,000 this year. scientists found that fi sherman discarded at or a pension issue?” Taylor told this newspaper June 2 that least 2.2 billion pounds of bycatch in just 27 COURT HOUSE — Arguments got close to Pensions are based on the last three years’ neither is retiring, but both appear on a list of fi sheries, and much of that was tossed dead or personal June 1 as the county urged Acting salaries of retirees. persons “eligible for retirement” which must dying back into the ocean. He questioned why Assignment Judge William Todd not to order “There is a difference between collective be provided to the freeholders each year for the federal government turns a “blind eye” to collective bargaining agreements reopened bargaining and taxpayer giveaway,” said Li- budget implications. Both are well below the the problem. so the prosecutor can give wage increases to chtenstein. state average, he said. Mountcastle said the amount of bycatch was his staff. Austin, on the payroll since 1971, currently “The prosecutor has fallen fl at on estab- equal to 7 billion fi let of fi sh sandwiches. Attorney Russell Lichtenstein, representing makes $64,328. Taylor has proposed bringing lishing a need (to increase salaries),” said (Page 7 Please) the freeholders, asked if Prosecutor Robert her to $90,796 by 2008. Lichtenstein during the 90-minutes of closing Taylor was interested in boosting the pay of Rybicki, on the payroll since 1980, currently arguments. “He has asked for salary increases Offi ce Manager Glennda R. Austin and Chief makes $104,830. Taylor has proposed bringing (Page 12 Please) What's Inside...See Page 3 2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Are You a Local, State, Federal or Educational Employee? 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COURT HOUSE — Look- ESTATE JEWELERS ing right at home in her OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm new mother’s arms and not intimidated by the stares of numerous strangers, Kather- Gold • Coins • Silver ine Larkin HuiXuan Schus- ter, now Katie, said hello to her dad’s extended “family” Buying Diamonds • Watches May 30. Employes and clients of u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u Burdette Tomlin Memorial 523 Lafayette Street • Cape May • 898-0202 Hospital’s Fitness Center and Cardiopulmonary Reha- bilitation program gathered at the Fitness Center for a surprise baby shower for Fred and Trisha Schuster. The Schusters had re- turned May 25 from a two- week trip to China where Christine Cote they met Katie, their ad- HAPPY FAMILY — One of our newest citizens, Katie Schuster, poses with dad opted daughter, for the fi rst and mom, Fred and Trish Schuster, at Burdette Fitness Center May 30. time on Mother’s Day. Things were hectic since started crying. When he of the shower guests, Katie other way when sons are the long fl ight home given put her down, she started beamed a big smile. involved, said Schuster be- that the little girl had to be to run to anyone with a While she sucked on her cause of the cultural bias in checked by a pediatrician familiar face. cake covered fingers last their favor. She added it is and the social worker from Schuster said she could week, it was hard to imag- somewhat understandable the Wide Horizons adoption understand how the child ine her so upset. Schuster because in Chinese culture agency came to visit them felt — “we look different, said they also learned she it is men, not women who at their home in Atlantic smell different.” likes spicy food since she take care of aging parents, County. The representative of the lived not far from Szechwan along with the fact that FISH MARKET As she took in everything adoption agency suggested Province. when it comes to certain around her at Burdette with- taking her up to their room While they visited Nan- work, men are physically out even a hint of alarm and but it took a while for Katie chang, the Schusters toured stronger than women. PRICES EFFECTIVE 6/9-6/11 never even close to tears, to adjust to her new family. a porcelain factory. Since They knew that their the 15-month-old little girl She came from a fos- her province is the “china daughter had been left at a FRESH delighted in the little tastes ter family where she had capital,” of her native coun- hospital doorstep, and that $ 95 of cake she received and spent a year, said Schuster, try, they wanted to bring she appeared well fed and LB. charmed those who had and had a brother and sis- home something from there well cared for. They were SEA SCALLOPS ...... 8 come to meet her with her ter there. The child had for their daughter. told by the adoption agency smile. also had a three — to four As she walked with Katie that the birth mother prob- It was hard to believe she — hour train ride to get to in her arms, Schuster said at ably had no choice but to OUR OWN had just come into the their them at the hotel. least two women came up to abandon her daughter. $ 50 lives just about two weeks She was inconsolable her in the factory and said Even with an ear infec- CONCH CHOWDER .... 5 PT. before, but there had been through the next day, said “lucky baby, lucky baby.” tion, Katie “was great on some daunting hours of ad- Schuster. One souvenir they bought the plane” home to Newark, justment, according to her “It was sad to listen to her were mother daughter por- said Schuster. While riding new mom. crying, it was like mourn- celain bracelets for Katie to on buses in China, she had Even though they had ing,” she said. grow into. stood on their laps and waved from the window. TAKE-OUT SPECIALS a picture of their adopted Though not yet talking, Before leaving for China, daughter prior to going to Schuster said her “babbling Fred Schuster told the Her- Schuster said they did the China, Trisha Schuster said, is Chinese.” ald, “We personally felt same thing on the plane. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 6/9-6/10 when four children were But Katie is starting to there was a moral reason to She and her husband took brought into the hotel lobby pick up some useful English adopt from there.” turns sitting in the window where they were staying words, such as “da-da,” for His wife explained further seat and letting the baby just FRIED OR in Nanchang, they weren’t her new father. To commu- that although the country’s watch, telling her to wave CRAB CAKES BROILED sure which one she was un- nicate with her, the Schus- policy of one child per fam- “bye bye” to Nanchang as til their name was called. ters learned a few Chinese ily had not been strictly she headed for her new Choice of Baked Potato or French Fried Potatoes & Cole Slaw When her husband fi rst phrases, like “don’t cry, enforced, penalties or threat life here. took Katie in his arms, good baby and I love you.” of job loss could be imposed Schuster said, the child As she spoke the Chinese on a family with more than Contact Cote at (609) FRI. & SAT. FRI. & SAT. took one look at him and equivalent of “good baby,” one daughter. 886-8600 Ext 31 or: $ went as stiff as a board and while explaining this to one Authorities may look the [email protected] ONLY! 8.95 ONLY! Hudanich Heads to Technical School By AL CAMPBELL technology in the county Seton Hall. May, will earn $57,682. FRIED OYSTER CREST HAVEN — Nancy Technical School District. The district board of He holds a Certified M. Hudanich, vice principal She will replace Assistant education took the action to Educational Facilities Man- PLATTER for 10th and 12th graders Superintendent Dolores hire Hudanich from a fi eld ager certifi cate from Rutgers Choice of Baked Potato or French Fried Potatoes & Cole Slaw at Middle Township High Lawrie-Higgins, who will of fi ve applicants at a special University and a Black Seal School, will climb the ad- retire June 30. May 31 meeting. license from the Technical FRI. & SAT. FRI. & SAT. ministrative ladder by leav- Hudanich, who is also At the same meeting, School District in 2001. $ ing the district. Avalon borough council the board approved hiring He is presently in the ONLY! 8.95 ONLY! Although her offi cial start vice president, will earn James Owens as director Mainland Regional High of buildings and grounds, School facilities depart- date has yet to be deter- $107,114 in her new posi- The area’s largest selection of fresh seafood in the region. Serving Luncheon & Dinner Daily mined, on July 1, Hudanich, tion. effective July 1. ment. will assume the post of as- She holds a master’s He will replace Robert Both Hudanich and Ow- Easy to fi nd... Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! sistant superintendent for degree from Rutgers Uni- Griesbach, who will retire. ens have one-year contracts Owens, of North Cape that expire June 30, 2007. curriculum, instruction, and versity and doctorate from $300 WED. ONLY- 6/7/06 TAKE-OUT SPECIAL $300 Off Off INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index FRIED SHRIMP Antiques...... See On Deck Today’s Podcast (June 7) PLATTER has the theme of small towns. 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Knight was will receive a 20-year sentence for the a motel room, used as an offi ce, armed with a baseball bat and an axe just before SCOTCH BONNET — The county treated at Burdette Tomlin Hospital and February robbery and a 10-year term 10:30 p.m. and took cash, a money order Open Space Review Board May 23 released. for manslaughter to run consecutively. and credit cards from a male victim. tabled the application of Scotch Bonnet If convicted of felony murder Dun- Marina owners Barry E. and Linda J. Costliest Campaign more would have been subject to a life Camp of Avalon until they can seek sentence without parole. He will also First HPC Meeting OCEAN CITY — Last-minute dona- receive two concurrent 15- year prison further advice of their attorney. The WEST CAPE MAY — The borough’s tions enabled successful mayor candi- terms for the two earlier robberies. Camps, who have an asking price of date Sal Perillo to spend some $50,000 Historic Preservation Commission will $2.4 million, declined to share a two- in advertising in the campaign’s last Bayshore Detour hold its fi rst meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. year-old appraisal report or to agree they days, according to published accounts. at borough hall. HPC’s fi rst job will be to would accept the county’s appraised In total, Perillo outspent Jody Alessan- ERMA — Lower Township police are write guidelines to determine what type price until talking to their attorney. The drine, who placed second, $120,301 to warning motorists that part of Bayshore of work on homes will require appearing quarter-acre property is zoned resort $71,554. Alessandrine charged voters Road in Villas will be under construction before the commission and what materi- DANIELLE ZELNIK residential. were duped; Perillo said the election’s from June 12 to approximately July 28, als will be appropriate in the historic over. Almost $250,000 was spent, Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. district. HPC Chairman is Elan Zingman Zelnik Gets Knife Attack making it probably the most expensive to 5 p.m. The north end of Bayshore Leith. Med. Degree ERMA — An argument over child- mayoral race ever in this county. Road will be torn up to allow installa- care allegedly led to a knife attack at a tion of a new water main that will serve Uninvited Slasher? areas east of Bayshore Road. Motorists At UMDNJ Shunpike Road home here just about Pled Guilty VILLAS — Julian Perez, 21, of Oregon will be detoured into back streets from NEWARK — Danielle midnight June 3. Lower Township po- Avenue here was arrested May 29 after COURT HOUSE — Middleton Dun- Matthews Avenue to Hudson Avenue. Laura Zelnik was award- lice were called to investigate a reported Steven Barrett and his 17-year-old female more, 37, of Atlantic City pled guilty Detours will consist of two to three ed a doctorate degree in stabbing and found Shanta Knight, 35, companion reported that Perez had en- May 31 to robbery and manslaughter blocks at a time. Drivers are urged to medicine (M.D.) from the with lacerations on her face and hands. tered a residence on Beechwood Avenue just before the start of his felony murder use Fulling Mill Road to avoid delays. University of Medicine and Knight alleged that during an argument trial, arising from the death of State uninvited and got into a heated verbal Dentistry of New Jersey with her boyfriend’s mother, Annie Trooper Bertram T. Zimmerman III. Grand Gets CAFRA altercation with the 17-year-old and here on May 24. Smith, 53, who lived at the home, Zimmerman died from injuries received Barrett. They claim he attempted to slash She will complete an Smith attempted to stab her in the in a crash of his cruiser while on route DIAMOND BEACH — The Grand them both while wielding two knives internship year in internal stomach with a kitchen knife but she to the scene of a robbery at a Dennis at Diamond Beach, a 14-story, 125- but no injuries were reported. Perez medicine before entering was able to defl ect most of the blows. Township Wawa Feb. 5, 2004. At that unit condominium, received a CAFRA allegedly drove his car deliberately over a three-year residency pro- According to police, the argument was time, police were already investigating permit from the state Department of Barrett’s motorcycle while fl eeing the gram in the specialty area of about caring for Knight’s two juvenile robberies at a Middle Township Wawa in Environmental Protection May 25. The scene. He was later taken into custody physical medicine and reha- sons who were at the home at the time December 2003 and at an Upper Town- condo project will replace the current by Lower Township police, charged with bilitation at Northwestern Grand Hotel at 9601 Atlantic Avenue. two counts of aggravated assault and University in Chicago, Ill. Arts Guidelines CAFRA permits are required for projects burglary and is being held in county jail Zelnik graduated from near coastal waters in the southern part in lieu of bail. Wildwood Catholic High (From Page 1) new projects, improve artistic or historic of the state for almost all development School in 1998 and re- experienced and qualifi ed key personnel, quality, preserve or restore historic proper- activities. Son Gets Five Years ceived a B.S. at the College and demonstrate ability to support the ties or documents, or a combination of all of New Jersey in 2002. program. of the above.” COURT HOUSE — The dust is fi nally Anything for a Friend She is the daughter of It also must pay its professional and It was suggested that questions go to settling on what authorities have charac- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. support personnel “at least the minimum Culture and Heritage at 463-6370. COURT HOUSE — Bernard Davis, terized as a local version of the famous Zelnik of Stone Harbor. compensation level prevailing for persons This seems to be the county’s fi rst sig- 23, of Wildwood, will serve seven O.K. Corral western gun battle and what years instead of fi ve for his part in a had them guessing for days while they employed in similar activities.” nifi cant contribution to the arts since a CORRECTION If the award request is for “general policy initiated in 1983 to spend up to 1.5 2005 robbery at the Ship-Ahoy Motel tried to sort out stories given by shooting in Wildwood because he decided not to victims James J. Price, 34, and Norman AVALON — Resident operating support,” the applicant must percent of the cost of new public buildings Emily Hunsworth who show how the funds will be replaced in for original works of art. testify at the trial this month of his co- Price, 19, both of Woodbine, in March defendant and alleged partner in crime 2005. One claimed to have been shot in received a citizen com- 2007. That put artwork in such places as the mendation award May 24 No individuals, government agencies or courthouse, the county library and the Raymond Bartee, 28, of Middle Town- Woodbine and the other claimed to have ship. He received the longer sentence received his gunshot wounds in Middle was misidentified in the schools are eligible. county administration building. The pro- borough council agenda Bakley, in a press release, said “These gram seems to have been forgotten. June 2 rather than accept the terms of Township but the investigation eventu- his guilty plea Feb. 24 to the second- ally revealed that they had been shot in and in the May 31 edition funds can be used to strengthen ongoing Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 Ext. as Emily Huntsberg. programs, expand programming, institute 27 or: [email protected] degree offense of conspiracy to commit (Page 12 Please) 8888888888 KZo^8ghp8hg8Zee8:hl\a8=F=J?Q8 Am8iZrl8mh8[^8`k^^g’ KL9JÜ8jnZeby^]8eZng]kr8ikh]n\ml’² F^qqmÜ8DZng]kr

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WE SOLVE YOUR GROWING & POTTING & FINDING PLANT PROBLEMS Gus Heil enhouse an n Gre d Nur Tourney rde ser Ga y Results Told COURT HOUSE — Re- Beautiful sults for the 82nd annual C.A. “Gus” Heil Memorial Spring Golf Tournament held June 1-4 at Wildwood Golf and country Club have been Flowers announced. They are as follows: Hanging Baskets, Impatiens, Championship, Bruce Clifford and Sean Clifford Geraniums, Annuals and (John F. Byrne Golf Club) defeated Steve Ransom all your favorites! (Wildwood Golf & Coun- try Club) and Tom Carter 25% Off (Pine Valley Country Club) Pampas Grasses 2 Up. First Flight (Champion- Open ship fi rst round defeated 10-5 bracket) Ernie Van Meter 20% OFF Daily (Wildwood Golf & Country Club) and Greg Van Meter Al Campbell Tropical Hibiscus The Country defeated Frank Brigidi John Stephenson, S.W.I.M., State President, Left, Jean and Herb Kammer and All Rose Bushes (North Hills Country Club) Store and Bob Maneely (Mer- chantville Country Club) Kammers Honored for Long Visit our gift shop fi lled with Imported cheeses 3 & 2. Other Results: Qualify- Years of Service to Disabled beautiful Gifts, Home Decor, from all countries. ing Medalists, Steve Ow- ens (Commonwealth) and By AL CAMPBELL morning of swimming, since it is the Candles & Bird Supplies Specialty candies Chris Thude, 67. only times they get out of their homes, COURT HOUSE — Each Thursday, Stephenson said. Large Selection of Pottery and chocolates CORRECTION from October to June, since 1983, Herb According to the group’s Web site, the Our Flower Shop Has and Jean Kammer helped the disabled organization originated in 1975 when COURT HOUSE — The enjoy freedom that only water therapy Doris Hollingsworth, a registered nurse, Beautiful Arrangements telephone number to con- could bring. was enjoying her indoor heated pool. For Weddings tact the state regarding On June 1, at the local SWIM (Spe- She realized how much swimming was FAIR rebates and property cialized Water Interest Movement) helping her arthritic condition. She also and All Occasions tax reimbursements is 1- chapter’s annual picnic at Big Timber knew that many others with muscular Call ahead for special orders 877-658-2972. An incor- Lake Campground, the Erma couple re- diffi culties could benefi t from the water & deliveries • 609-624-2112 rect number was published ceived a certifi cate of appreciation from and its therapy. GREENHOUSE, NURSERY last week, based on infor- the state president of SWIM, Inc., John She began by inviting fi ve people with & GIFT SHOP mation from Assemblyman Stephenson. MS and 10 volunteers to use her pool each Jeff Van Drew’s district Most of the 50 regular chapter mem- Wednesday. This invitation was the seed Open Every Day 9-5:30 offi ce. bers, friends and families attended the planted that has blossomed into SWIM. Spring Flower afternoon event, hosted by the Menz After fi ve years, the group had expanded Fri. & Sat. 9-6 “He who of his own au- family, owners of the campground, for to 75 persons. The need for more space thority infringes a bad Bouquets (Across from Cape May Wicker) 18 years. and funds became obvious. Hence, SWIM, law authorizes everyone “The Kammers do a great job, and this Inc. came into being. Route 9 North of Avalon in Clermont, NJ • Call 609-624-1350 else to infringe a good chapter, the southernmost in the state, Various pools agreed to accommodate one.” Denis Diderot does the greatest job,” said Stephenson. the ever-increasing numbers of swimmers That’s because, in addition to the and volunteers. Many friends, individu- physical swimming exercise for adults als, organizations, and corporations came Air Conditioning suffering with muscular impairment, the forward to provide encouragement and Kammers see to it that there is always a funding. Tune-Up Special social hour to follow, with sandwiches Not only are the Kammers active with and fellowship. SWIM, but also in their church, where There is no cost to participate in the they host a group known as JOY (Just $99.00 SWIM program, which is held October Older Youths). through June, from 10 to 11 a.m. at the They also help to collect snap-tops from Wildwood Crest Swim Center, 8800 New cans that are turned into profi ts to help Jersey Ave. The social hour follows. fund the Ronald McDonald House, for Swimmers are those with muscular families of children with serious medical problems. Volunteers assist in the water, problems. Quality Service...Every Time. in the dressing room, or serve refresh- Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 ments. Friends are those who provide en- Ext 28 or: [email protected] #ONVENIENTSAMEDAYSERVICE couragement and/or fi nancial support. Ann Reagan, who founded the chap- MADD Award ANDEMERGENCYRESPONSE ter and arranged to have the Kammers honored, planned to attend the picnic, ERMA — Mothers Against Drunk Driv- but was involved in a car accident the ing (MADD) presented an award to Lower 0RECISEAPPOINTMENTWINDOWS day prior. She was recovering at home, Township Police Offi cer Charles Fitzmau- SOWEDONTKEEPYOUWAITING said Stephenson, but did not feel up to rice for arresting 18 intoxicated drivers attending. in 2005. Fitzmaurice accepted the award 4HE2ICH&AMILYHASBEENSERVING Many disabled look forward to the with Police Chief Edward Donohue. 3OUTH*ERSEYSINCE We Check (From Page 1) ASKABOUT According to Vasil, over 50 percent of the state’s registered drivers have the new digital license. He pointed out fi ve hologram symbols, ghost images, variable ultraviolet text, and other elements that can be checked UP FRONTPRICING to verify the legitimacy of the digital license. WITHNOSURPRISES
“Don’t tell people what you are looking for (on the identifi cation card) or they will know how to deceive you the next time 24-hour EMERGENCY SERVICE around,” he warned. The old state license, the easiest ID to copy according to Vasil, was replaced with Atlantic County (609) 272-9027 the high-tech digital form in July 2003. By 2008, all of the old licenses will Cape May County (609) 465-0005 be expired and every driver in the state will have a digital one which, Vasil rea- Toll Free 866-414-RICH (7424) soned, would further reduce the chance for fraud. n Plumbing &OR'REAT-ONTHLY$EALS VISIT Underage drinking is punishable by a Nick Colin n Heating fi ne up to $500 as well as up to six months REAL OR FAKE? — Joe Vasil, DMV in prison, and up to a six-month suspen- Document Fraud Supervisor, points n Air-Conditioning RICH SERVICESCOM sion of driving privileges. out security features on two digital NJ n Refrigeration We accept MasterCard, Visa. The program, in its 14th year, is spon- driver’s licenses at the “We Check for NJMPL: 6702 sored by the county Municipal Alliances 21” program June 1 at the administra- n Healthy Air Quality for the Prevention of Substance Abuse. tion building in Crest Haven. The event NJHIC: 13VH00144800 Contact Colin at: (609) 886-8600 ext. was well attended by bar owners and 35 or [email protected] personnel. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 7 Risking Life (From Page 1) in which to place eggs. Many females will Legislative South Jersey’s Discount Party Store but a split second. die in that pursuit to continue life as they Inspirations Hopeless, yes, still my heart went out know it. Briefs The Party Outlet to her. There she hunched, on the traffi c Marine ecology and other students at side of the white shoulder line, withdrawn the Wetlands Institute on Stone Harbor TRENTON — An As- into her shell. Boulevard have, in the past, undertaken sembly committee on June “Move turtle, move,” I screamed to a mission to scour seaside highways in 1 released legislation spon- Partia myself. search of injured or dead terrapins. sored by Assemblyman Partido In a line of racing cars, trucks, and Their hope is that they might at least Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) to Parti buses, there was no such thing as a retrieve eggs from crushed shells, which require repots and publica- sudden stop to save a hapless creature are then deposited in warm sand, hatched, tions produced by the State It Doesn’t Matter What Language We Speak without taking human life. and released when the Diamondbacks of New Jersey be made Maybe that chance encounter was are yearlings, and stand a better chance available on the Internet in EVERYONE LOVES A PARTY! meant to serve as a warning for motorists of survival in the marine environment to lieu of printing and distrib- to be alert for Diamondback terrapins. which they are more accustomed. uting hard copies. This is their season when grey-green The terrapin season is imprecise, but The legislation was draft- Selskap Ctopoha females set about on far-fl ung missions usually lasts until about the fi rst week in ed following a February to lay eggs, unaware of danger, with sole July. Much of the terrapins’ marshland news conference in which Partito purpose in their brains. movement depends upon temperature. Van Drew called for a halt Tagsag of the state’s publication of Dauntless, they cross barrier island Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 It’s that simple: pinatas, balloons, streamers, signs, leis, tiki huts, causeways in search of high, dry ground Ext 28 or: [email protected] slick brochures and glossy, full-color reports as an 36 different solid colors to choose from, confetti, birthdays, effective way to save the weddings, showers, rentals. MUST SEE TO BELIEVE Bycatch state money. (From Page 1) recreational angler “has taken the hit,” Calls to Atlantic Cape Fisheries for because fishery management systems 1892 Rt. 9, Clermont • 609-624-7666 • Mon.-Sat. 10 to 5 • Sun - 11 to 5 comment were not returned. have imposed lower bag limits and size Job Van Marine Fish Conservation Network is limits. He called for more observers on Set to Visit calling for more certifi ed biologists work- netting boats. ing aboard fi shing vessels as observers to “I understand putting a human being on The County document the unwanted fi sh and other a trawler or drift net boat is putting him in i.FEJDBMMZ
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He said bycatch Recreation Center June 22, AM3UNDAY *UNE tion organization. also deprives other sea creatures of food 10 a.m-3 p.m. For further information Congress is considering reauthorizing including protected species. 0HYSICIAN2EFERRAL  $/#  the Magnuson-Stevens Act with a change He said observers in fi sheries was either call 485-0153, ext. 362. that would not provide information to the sparse or did not exist at all and the infor- public on bycatch from fi sheries. mation they gather needs to be available Adlai Stevenson: Oceana was a party in litigation against to the general public. Iʼm not an old, experienced hand at politics. But I am now seasoned enough to have learned that the hardest the National Marine Fisheries Service Crowder said trawl fi sheries in the Mid thing about any political campaign is how to win without proving that you are unworthy of winning. on insuffi cient bycatch reporting in the Atlantic region take sea turtles along with scallop, cod and haddock industry. As a fl ounder and are required to use turtle result of the suit, a standardized reporting excluder devices to minimize that effect. method will be required for every fi shery Brogan said more than 700 turtles are Sturdy Savings Bank’s in the northeast region from the Canadian killed per year in the Mid Atlantic region border to North Carolina, a total of 13 by scallop dredge boats The turtles need to fi sheries, said Brogan. surface to breath and drown in the nets. Mountcastle said scientists believe 20 Brogan encouraged those concerned Community Banking Team percent of fi shing boats should have an with bycatch to contact their legislators observer on board to adequately assess asking for more observers. bycatch in a fi shery. Phil Kozak, of Cape May, president of Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext National Fishing Association, said the 30 or at: jfi [email protected] Facelift (From Page 1) Avenue extension, decking 1,000 feet of Brazilian hardwood. the boardwalk, and a tunnel, similar to Mayor Ernie Troiano, Jr. had said that that at the convention center, at Schel- he had looked at a number of options, lenger Avenue. including plastic, before deciding on the Construction is expected to begin in hardwood. the fall, but Ferrara said that all depends A new infrastructure combined with on how the bids come in. He said the the strength of new boards, will allow city is going to be careful not to disrupt the boardwalk to withstand greater emer- boardwalk businesse. gency vehicle use. “One of the reasons we divided up the “Police, fi re, and EMT vehicles will be project into three sections was so we could able to get on the boardwalk easier, and start one portion without tearing up the maneuver underneath the boardwalk,” whole boardwalk,” he said. “We don’t noted Ferrara. want to close any businesses.” The boardwalk also received a CAFRA permit to stretch out 20 feet in some Contact Huggins at: (609) 886-8600 sections. Ferrara likened the current situ- ext. 25 or [email protected] ation to going from a crowded three-lane highway to a two-lane highway. “We had bottlenecking up there,” he Stole Donations said. “It was like a funnel.” (From Page 1) In order to combat the standstill foot allegedly taken was “undetermined.” traffi c that can easily occur Friday and County Treasurer Ed Grant told this Saturday nights in the summer, certain newspaper it “could be sizable.” Committed to Personal Service sections of the boardwalk will be widened The park and zoo receive a half-million to be consistent with other portions. dollars a year in donations from a half- The expansion will also afford more dozen locations, he said. The proceeds room for tramcars. include money from a vending machine. The city has considered a pneumatic County offi cials were reluctant to dis- trash system that operates like a vacuum cuss their normal security measures. cleaner and will suck garbage from cans Smith was charged with burglary and and through pipes underneath the boards. theft on a summons, according to Middle The item is expensive, and whether it Township police, and released pending STONE HARBOR AVALON CAPE MAY CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE DENNISVILLE NORTH CAPE MAY comes to fruition will depend on future likely arraignment by a grand jury. 368-2911 967-7541 898-1213 465-2700 861-5152 884-5656 funding. Ferrara said the restoration would be Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 Ext. www.sturdyonline.com put out to bid in three portions: the Cedar 27 or: [email protected] 8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Petition Drive Could Stymie Mall Revamp By JACK FICHTER Corea Jr. said if a referen- challenge that as well. the city did with the mall some of the expense. dum takes place, and the “The odds are less than but he did not want the Rita Tice, also a member CAPE MAY — “The best ordinances are repealed, 50-50 the mall would go church property included of Star of the Sea Church, Pet Care Notes laid plans of mice and men other items contained in forward,” Corea said. in the mall redesign. Scutti briefly dropped off the Presented by often go awry,” wrote poet the two bond ordinances, Miller said the petition said he asked to see new petition committee after Irene M. Stalzer, D.V.M.. Robert Burns. not related to the mall or drive was delayed last drawings for the mall that being visited at home by revitalization including week when Vince Scutti, did not include any portion a member of the city’s CAN MY CAT GET BIRD FLU? To borrow a title from a the purchase of a rescue a candidate in May’s city of the church property. revitalization committee, The fi rst pet cat in the Western Hemisphere (in Ger- Peter Sellers’ movie, it may vehicle, security cameras, council election, quit the He suggested the city but returned to the petition many) was stricken with avian fl u last February, leav- be case of “The Mouse That and all road construction petition committee. State pass a new ordinance to drive, according to Miller. ing many U.S. cat owners wondering if the disease is Roared,” if one resident in the city, would be de- law requires a committee buy all the safety equip- Bringing about a refer- headed our way and, if so, how to protect their pets. is able to lead a drive to layed. He said overturning of fi ve persons to gather ment needed and worry endum on the bond ordi- The good news is that the risk to U.S. cats remains ex- derail the city’s plan for a the ordinances could also signatures. about fi xing the mall next nances requires 15 percent tremely low since there have been no reports of avian major refurbishment of the stop all water and sewer Scutti told the Herald he year. of those who voted in the fl u in North America. If reports ever do occur in this Washington Street Mall for improvements planned for quit the committee after “I’m probably going to last general election, in this region, experts recommend that cat owners keep pets at least one year. the city in 2006. Mayor Jerome E. Inderwies wind up signing it (peti- case 179 voters, to sign a indoors. Even without the threat of avian fl u, leaving Bank Street resident Miller told the Herald told him he would not talk tion),” Scutti said. petition. cats unattended outdoors increases their risk of get- Christine Miller was ex- she disputed Corea’s state- to him about the mall and Monsignor Thomas J. The signatures must be ting hit by cars, falling victim to animal cruelty, or pected to deliver 220 signa- ment. a possible lease of property MacIntyre, pastor Our Lady submitted during a 20-day acquiring an infectious disease. Cats can get sick from tures on petitions yesterday “They can put in a new owned by Our Lady Star of Star of the Sea Church, appeal period after the bond contact with wild animals. to the city clerk to require bond ordinance for these the Sea Catholic Church by spoke from the audience ordinance is published in a Birds can carry diseases other than avian fl u, as the city to hold a special things,” she said. the city for the refurbished at a public presentation of legal advertisement in a well as fl eas and mites. By keeping your cat indoors voter referendum for two Corea agreed but said it mall until Scutti’s name mall conceptual plans last local newspaper. you can help prevent many problems. It is also easier bond ordinances passed would delay needed proj- was removed from the peti- month and said the church Corea said he believed if to notice if your pet is not feeling well. In the event by city council last month. ects for as much as six tion committee. would not give an ease- any signatures on the peti- your pet is ill make an appointment as soon as pos- Voters would have a months. He said it would On conceptual plans for ment to the city for church tions were found not to be sible with your veterinarian or us at PARKWAY VET- chance to vote on ordi- be possible to rescind the mall renovation, the city property. registered Cape May vot- ERINARY HOSPITAL. nances that authorized the issuance of over $7 million current ordinances and shows a portion of the City Solicitor Tony Mon- ers, the petitioners would P.S. Cats should be kept from birds and their droppings, and in bonds for improvements request council adopt two church’s lawn paved and zo said the city may be able have an additional 10 days they should never be fed a raw poultry or raw egg diet. to mall, public buildings new ordinances, one for included in a large plaza in to lease the land it seeks to replace those with quali- and grounds, water and mall improvements and front of the church. indemnifying the church fi ed signatures. sewer systems, convention city revitalization, and an- Scutti is grand knight of from lawsuits. Corea said Corea said he did not hall and other components other ordinance contain- the Knight of Columbus the city is continuing to expect a voter referendum of the city’s “Revitalization ing $1.2 million for other at Our Lady Star of the pursue a lease with the would affect a $133,000 Plan.” capital projects. Sea Catholic Church. He church. contract with the fi rm of City Manager Luciano V. Once council receives said Inderwies came to Miller charged that the Rhodeside and Harwell to the petitions, it has the his home and told him mayor, a member of Star of produce a plan to revitalize option of rescinding the “the safety of the mall” the Sea, is “trying to take the city. ordinances within 20 days, would be compromised, if his own church’s garden Miller said she used as he said. the bond ordinances were for a new plaza.” an example a referendum “If that were to occur, it repealed. Corea said the city would in Stone Harbor in May is improbable that the mall A press release from not do anything that was 2005 in which voters could be accomplished this Corea emphasized the not in agreement with the turned thumbs down on a year,” said Corea. safety of the city could be church and parishioners. $2.4-million bond to bury He said it may be pos- compromised, stalling the He said the church was utility wires under 96th sible to reappropriate funds purchase of a rescue ve- seeking to make improve- Street’s 300 block. from existing ordinances hicle and fi re equipment. ments to the front of its Contact Fichter at (609) DOOR TO DOOR for mall work, but Miller Scutti said he told Inder- building and the city may 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: would have the right to wies he did not care what be able to save the church jfi [email protected] Three general categories of cabinet even concealed hinges. 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This is the conveniently open weekdays, 8 a.m. has watched his mother ployed by U.S. Foods, and with a $100,000-plus bill,” Shields Inn, Cape May. easiest style to construct and, hence, the to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 5 bravely battle kidney cancer two sons, 12 and 9. he continued. He said the family held most affordable because there is some p.m. We accept MasterCard, Visa and for eight months. “When she was fi rst di- Sloan-Kettering wants a benefit beef and beer leeway in adjusting the position of the Discover. That’s tough enough; but agnosed, she was told she $8,000 in order to sign up in January at a Wildwood doors and drawers. Full-overlay doors he’s also seeing her try to had six months to live,” Brown for a payment plan establishment. and drawers cover the face frame (or the Please visit our web site: make sense of health insur- said Rue. on the six-digit bill. “The money we made entire box front on frameless cabinets), www.qualityhomectr.com ance and a $100,000-plus She possesses an un- “She’s in a rough spot,” went to transportation leaving only a sliver of space between hospital bill from Memo- swerving will to live and said Rue. costs,” Rue said. Such in- doors and drawers for ease in opening. Hint: Always inspect the action of rial Sloan-Kettering Cancer has beaten the diagnosis “I just want to tell the cidental expenses are not The door style and function desired the kitchen drawers when purchasing Center, New York City. thus far. story, turn heads, and notice paid by health insurance will dictate the manufacturer’s hinge cabinets. Drawers are used more fre- Rue, 24, wants to help “She went to Sloan (Ket- this is wrong,” said Rue. policies. choice. Generally, partial overlay quently than any other facet of kitchen his mother, but feels pow- tering), and had hope that “At this point, we know Rue said his aunt and doors will have knuckle, knife or cabinets. erless other than to tell the chemotherapy would we can’t afford $100,000,” uncle, Tracey and Karen her story. He feels there is shrink the cancer, and then he said. McGloin, have lived in nowhere to turn. they would take the kidney His mother, who has Erma for 11 years. out,” he continued. lost her hair and is losing “The family is taking care “Now, it’s a big surprise. weight, is constantly on the of her,” Rue said. The hospital can’t take the telephone trying to locate “We’re trying to fi nd a insurance,” he said. a hospital somewhere that hospital that will take her That insurance company will accept her insurance. insurance,” he restated. Your neighborhood health center is Cigna, provided by his Brown contacted, among “If they won’t do the stepfather’s employer. others, Fox Chase Cancer surgery, she’s out of luck,” “What good is insurance Center, Philadelphia, and said Rue. Affordable, quality medical care if no one will accept it?” Cancer Treatment Centers Contact Campbell at he asked. of America in Philadelphia, (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or: “She cannot afford to pay without results. [email protected]

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A division of Christine Cote ALL THAT JAZZ — From left, Alicia “D.C.” DiCola and Danielle “D.D.” Bechta, are scat soloists in Jazz Choir’s opening song “Accentuate the Positive,” at Lower Cape May Regional’s Spring Swing Concert June 1. Students in practical and Offices also located in Bridgeton, Vineland, Millville and Glassboro. fi ne arts classes also exhibited works in the gym and hallways of the school that night for the annual Festival of the Arts. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 9 Painters Exhibit Set FREE MEDICAL CARE MAYS LANDING — Paintings by the Cedarwa- ter Painters, eight women who meet weekly in At- FOR KIDS age 0-18 with lantic County to paint, ex- change ideas and critique their work, are on exhibit burn or orthopedic needs. through Aug. 2 at the At- lantic Cape Community College Art Gallery. The Cape May County Shrine Club is holding a free The Cedarwater Painters are not novices. Each is orthopedic or burn screening clinic. an exhibitor and has had art school or workshop SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH 9AM - 1PM training. The gallery is adjacent Hereford Masonic Lodge to the theater in C-building 6300 Atlantic Avenue, (C-125), parking lot No. 3 Al Campbell on ACCC’s Mays Landing Wildwood Crest SCRAPPY AND OFFICERS — Lower Township Police Offi cer Ted Nagel and his Campus, 5100 Black Horse It is recommended that patients wear shorts and a dog Scrappy join Chief Ed Donohue, Capt. Lou Russo and Lt. Bill Mastriana June Pike. Gallery hours can be t-shirt for the exam. A licensed doctor and nurse will be there. 3 as they carry the torch along Ocean Drive in 22nd annual Law Enforcement obtained by calling 343- Torch Run for Special Olympics. Appointments appreciated. 5040 (press 1). We are offering this no cost, no obligation clinic in an attempt to screen children in our area for admission to our hospital system. The Shriners Hospitals offer in-patient and out-patient treatment Good Samaritan Church to Expand at no cost for children with orthopedic related problems as well By JACK FICHTER the church owns has been al. moved to the July 6 meet- as burn problems. used outdoors. In other business: ing. The board granted the VILLAS — Lower Town- The expansion would Conifer Realty asked its project preliminary site ship Zoning Board gave allow the game fl oor to be application to construct a plan approval last month. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR SCHEDULE AN unanimous approval June used indoors, said Wilson. 90-unit senior apartment Contact Fichter at (609) APPOINTMENT CALL 889-4571 OR 898-2070 1 for Good Samaritan Bap- Good Samaritan had a building at 3805 Bayshore 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: tist Church to construct a Friday night teen program Road, North Cape May, be jfi [email protected] multipurpose building next as well. to its existing sanctuary at The church has an aver- 305 Townbank Road. age weekly attendance of A use variance was 70 adults and children. granted since churches Wilson said the new are not permitted in the building would have an R-3 zone. Additional vari- open area measuring 50- ances were granted for feet by 60-feet, four Sun- insuffi cient front, rear, and day school classrooms, side yard setback. a kitchen area with sink Cynthia Schemerys, an and microwave ovens, and engineer and planner with two restrooms. He said MV Engineering of Court the church would not be House, said the new struc- holding banquets or selling ture would be used as a fel- meals in the building. lowship hall and play area The church agreed to for children and teens. install a fire hydrant in Pastor Milton Wilson front of its building at the said Good Samaritan was request of the township’s a relatively young congre- fi re offi cial, due to lack of gation begun in 2000. In a hydrant on that side of 2003, the church merged Townbank Road. with South Jersey Baptist The church agreed to Church, and took over its plant evergreens as a buffer building, he said. between its property and a Wilson said the multi- neighboring lot. purpose building would A number of church house Wednesday night members were seated in Awana activities for up to the audience. They ap- 50 children. He said a 40- plauded when the board foot by 40-foot game fl oor granted site plan approv- Register Now for Summer Classes at County Campus COURT HOUSE —There college will be closed July is still time to register for 4 and on Fridays, June 9 to Atlantic Cape Community Aug. 18. Depending on their College’s summer sessions status as new or returning at the Cape May County students, students can reg- Campus, 341 Court House- ister in person, by mail, fax South Dennis Road. or online. Many summer courses are For a complete listing transferable to other colleges of courses, call 463-4774, and universities. Students ext. 5000. are responsible for providing ACCC with written permis- Basketball sion of transferability from their home college and an Camp Slated offi cial transcript for proof COURT HOUSE — of prerequisites. Coach K’s annual CCA Summer sessions and Basketball Training Camp courses here are: will be held at Tabernacle • Second session, June U.M. Church on Seashore 26-Aug. 17; registration Road in Erma, June 19- deadline June 22; Art Ap- 23, from 9 a.m. to noon, preciation, Composition I, for students entering fourth Introduction to Computers, to12th grade. Reading and Writing I, Read- Cost is $55 until June 10, ing and Writing II, Introduc- then $65. Only 40 spaces tion to Literature, General are available.Students in a Psychology and Principles wide age range will receive of Sociology. individualized instruction • Third session, July 10- from experienced coaches. Kmart Aug. 17; registration dead- Athletic training is mixed line July 6; Introduction to with games and contests. Computers, Public Speak- Campers receive a free 12 Noon to 4pm, Thursday June 8th ing, Composition II, History camp T-shirt, certifi cates, of the Western World II, and trophies and prizes will Introduction to Algebra II be awarded for three-point Rt. 9 & 47, Rio Grande, NJ and Statistical Methods. and free throw competi- Additional classes are tions. available online. Regular For more information registration hours are 9 call Coach Katity at 465- a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays. The 4132 or 463-9162. 10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Middle Quad Riders to Face Stiffer Fines if Found on Bike Path By AL CAMPBELL the ordinance on the 1.1- At the request of Wil- Fund. ponents Mike and Betty mile stretch from Goshen liam Juliano of Delco, Inc., By resolution, it ap- McGuirk, Solicitor James COURT HOUSE — Il- Road to Court House-South developer of Grande Village proved rules and regula- Pickering Jr. said those licit use of quads on Middle Dennis Road. Development, committee tions governing use of the talks would not be limited Flower Shop Township’s bike path, es- “It is a regular occur- introduced an ordinance facility, which requires, to Nextel, but may include pecially troublesome on rence, especially on nice to prohibit left-hand turns, among other mandates, other “pole builders and Special Graduation & Recital Prices weekends, will mean in- weather days, they fre- southbound on Route 9, that signs be posted telling service providers. We could creased fi nes from $1,000 quent the bike path,” said into the mall property on of the dictates. negotiate with anybody.” 1 dozen long stem presentation style roses for fi rst violation to $5,000 Webster. the east side of Route 9, Since the site is in the Pickering said a “full wrapped in cello & ribbon ...... $3000 for third and subsequent “We seem to be having opposite the main mall. complex, committee by public hearing” would be violations. trouble on the weekends,” Southbound access will another resolution stated held for all residents within Latex 00 If an ordinance, intro- he added. be only from Linden Lane it did not feel the need to 200 feet of the tower, but Balloons CCutut mixed fl flowers owers...... $10 duced Monday to amend Use of quads or motor- where a traffi c signal con- have “continual supervi- added, “Many of those is- 50¢ Each sues are outside the realm Pick Up Only the present $100 per vio- cycles is prohibited on the trols entrance to the mall sion” at the skateboard ORDER EARLY lation fi ne structure, is ad- bike path. That asphalt- and the eastern section park because supervision of this body or others, and opted after a July 3 hearing paved path is frequented where an Offi ce Depot is is on the property from 9 is regulated by the FCC, in township hall at 6 p.m., not only by bikers, but also planned. a.m. to 9 p.m. taking many issues out of those penalties will await by joggers and walkers, The developer or state In the matter of the com- the hands of the municipal 609-886-5112 offenders. some with small children. Department of Transporta- munications tower at the body.” Police Capt. Scott Web- In another bike-path tion will be responsible public works yard, 400 W. In other business, Pa- 3316 Bayshore Road, N. Cape May ster said that the depart- related matter, committee for all expenses relating to Mechanic St., committee trolman Burgess “Butch” ment had used extra person- approved a resolution to the left-hand turn prohibi- rejected the bid of Nextel Hamer presented plaques nel, one on a quad to make extend, for 60 days from tions. Communications of MidAt- to individuals and business stops backed up by a patrol June 6, the award of a Hearing on that ordi- lantic, Inc., taken April 20 owners who have made car, in an attempt to enforce contract for Phase II of the nance will be July 3, also because it failed to meet the National Night Out path from Goshen Road to at 6 p.m. minimum specifi cations. an annual August success. Shellbay Avenue. As the skateboard park The next item on the This year’s event is slated The resolution noted takes shape at the Davies agenda authorized a ne- for Aug. 1 at Davies Sports CASTING CALL the municipality has got- Sports Complex, commit- gotiated contract for the Complex, Goshen Road. ten written consent from tee took action to ensure communications tower at the project’s three lowest the municipality is covered the public works yard. Contact Campbell at bidders to wait for the under provisions of the Pressed about the ne- (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or: ATTENTION MIDDLE AND award. Atlantic Joint Insurance gotiations by tower op- [email protected] HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

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We are very excited to invite you to join the cast and audition with the cast of Seven Mile Island Stars, Inc., an educational theatre program designed to offer young actors ages 10 to 18 the opportunity to sing, dance, act or learn stagecraft in Stone Harbor this summer. Our program is designed to enhance Al Campbell the theatre learning experience for each participant, and will culminate in “NIGHT OUT” BOOSTERS — Middle Township Police Chief Joseph Evangelista, right, and Patrolman Butch performances of this year’s musical “Guys and Dolls,” at the Middle Twp. Hamer, second right, with business supporters of annual National Night Out Against Crime at Monday’s Performing Arts Center (“PAC”) last weekend in July. Middle Township Committee meeting. Hamer presented plaques to show thanks. Under the direction of June Camizzi, rehearsals will take place each day, Monday through Friday, at the Women’s Civic Club of Stone Harbor, located on 96th Street and the beach. Rehearsals are currently scheduled from 9am to Sea Isle Zoners Return to Business 12pm each weekday morning, master classes may be scheduled before or after By NICK COLIN of a new building might draft a letter to the city ask- the remains and set up rehearsal depending on availability of instructors and the Women’s Civic Club. affect his business. ing it to pressure the own- freestanding parking lots If you are interested in joining the cast of the Seven Mile Island SEA ISLE CITY — Seven As the application played ers of the two burned-out for the summer. Stars, the registration fee is $250 per participant. Our program is limited to 50 of nine zoning board mem- out, he felt more comfort- buildings in the center of “It would temporarily participants, ages 10-18, and we anticipate approximately 20 openings for new bers were present at the able with the project. the business district. solve the parking problem cast members this season. Those that are selected to join our group will audition June 5 meeting; the fi rst “I was very pleased with The Trading Post and in the city during the sum- for casting on Sunday, June 25th, from 2 p.m. with the “founding members” of the since the board went on everything from the way One-Stop were destroyed mer and eliminate what by fi re this winter. Months is an eyesore right in the Stars. strike two months ago. the board reviewed the application to the actual later, the two charred middle of town,” said By- We will have space for up to 20 serious actors and actresses who wish There were three ap- plan,” said Roberts after frames still stand. rne. to join our group. Call or e-mail us before June 15th for a registration form. We plications on the agenda, two carried over from the the meeting. Arsenault and Byrne, According to Byrne, the would like to offer you every opportunity to reserve your place in this year’s cast. April 3 meeting, but only “I think that it’s a great who worked on recom- owners had refused the Please respond no later than June 20th with your reservation. You can mail back one was heard. idea and I’m in favor of it,” mendations to amend the idea. the reservation form or e-mail us at [email protected]. Our space is limited, Kenneth and Karen Mar- he said. city’s master plan a few Contact Colin at: (609) so please respond A.S.A.P. to ensure you are included in this year’s program. tabanos’ application sought The application was months ago, had suggested 886-8600 ext. 35 or Last year was a great season, and we look forward to another Seven to tear down their single- unanimously approved, that the owners demolish [email protected] Mile Island Stars success! Feel free to contact us at your convenience via e-mail family home in the busi- assuming the fi re marshal or phone @ 609-465-4062, should you have any questions. ness district and to replace approves of the site plan. Tech School Offering it with a new single-family Gloria Giampetro’s and Wayne and Judy Collinson dwelling. Anne Marie Kelly’s applica- Summertime Adventures Seven Mile Island Stars Inc. Shoobies Restaurant tion, seeking to “demolish all existing structures and COURT HOUSE — The cal Creations and Wood- 609-465-4062 owner Joseph D. Roberts was initially concerned to subdivide the existing Cape May County Techni- working Adventures. about how the construction parcel to create two distinct cal School District’s Sum- For more information or parcels” was withdrawn by mertime Adventures for to register call the school 2 Convenient Locations in Ocean City the applicant. Kids, a hands-on program at 465-2161 ext. 646 or Christopher and Vicki for youngsters 9 to 14 years stop by the Toft Building, Angelo’s application was old will offer a variety of Room 145, during school cancelled and rescheduled activities. hours.. Physical and to a later date due to a con- Kids will learn a variety fl ict with board Solicitor of basic magic tricks or ‘Miss’ Pageant Occupational Therapy Ellen Nicholson Byrne. customize their clothes for According to Byrne, it their own fashion state- Sign-Ups Set is likely to be heard by ment. Improve critical New Center attorney James Pickering, thinking skills and have COURT HOUSE — Ap- Open recently named planning fun with Strategy Games plications are available for 109 34th Street, board solicitor. Odyssey 2006 or fi nd out the Miss Cape May County June 1st Pickering, chairman of how cars work. Do some Pageant to be held on the Ocean City the county Democratic scientifi c creations, experi- Ocean City Music Pier July Party and former mayor ence what goes on behind 15 beginning at 7:30 p.m. of Dennis Township, was the scenes in a TV studio Interested girls between selected to fi ll the spot left or try your hand at wood- the ages of 17 and 23 and by James Arsenault, who working. live or attend school in went on to serve as assis- Summertime Adven- the county are eligible to tant county counsel. tures offers two one-week enter. www.bacharach.org Byrne had been covering sessions in Fun with Foods, A mandatory orientation the meetings while the A Magical Adventure, Ms. will be held at 6:30 p.m. board sought a replace- Wizard’s Amazing Cre- June 26 when all paper ment. ations, Fashion Adven- work will be due. CONVENIENT PARKING Ocean City, AtlantiCare Medical Offices “He’s a good attorney tures, Marine Adventures, 109 34th Street, Ocean City, NJ 08226 201 West Ave., Ocean City, NJ 08226 and should be a good fi t for Automotive Engineering For an application or fur- the city,” said Arsenault. Adventures, A Strategy ther information, call Betty 609-398-2111 609-814-1000 In other news: The Games Odyssey 2006, Jew- Pruitt, executive director at board requested that Byrne elry Adventures, Mechani- 390-0860 before June 15. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 11 Lower Council Meetings Headed for Channel 9 NEW By JACK FICHTER plans are moving forward from Lower Cape May Re- tels, motels, condominiums police departments provide HIGHER to televise the next coun- gional High School’s televi- and apartments. offi cers to the academy as BUYING COINS PRICES VILLAS — It may not cil meeting, according to sion production class could McPherson said the zone instructors who are not compete with American Township Manager Kathy record council meetings for is east of Atlantic Avenue paid but receive comp Buying Silver Dollars Idol, but Lower Township McPherson. a fee of $10 per hour. and includes the Grand time or are excused from Council meetings may be “Quite frankly, I’m not Mayor Walter Craig said Hotel and Pier 6600. She an eight-hour shift, said $8.00 - $10.00 each airing on television soon if interested at all,” said Dep- he was “open minded” to said the ordinance was Schaffer. He said offi cers Councilman Michael Beck uty Mayor Robert Nolan. “I the idea and would con- necessary for Eustace Mita did not pay for in-service SilverSilver Coins Coins 7.5x7x Face Value* has his way. don’t look too good on TV sider television tapings on and Achristavest LLC to programs or use of the Wheat Cents • Silver Certificates • Gold anyway, I’m camera shy.” receive a CAFRA permit for shooting range. Beck said council meet- a trial basis. Red Seal Notes • Old Currency and Coins ings could be aired on He said if residents were Councilman Stig Blom- construction of a 14-story, In 2004, the police de- We’ve Been Buying Coins & Collectibles Since 1968 Comcast’s Channel 9, the interested in seeing council kvest arrived late and 125-unit condominium partment paid $30,000 in Proper ID Required Public, Education and Gov- meetings, they would come missed that portion of the on the current site of the equitable comp time, said ernment Channel (PEG) to township hall. meeting. Grand Hotel. Beck. $$ operated by the Richard Beck said he believed “This isn’t Norman Gary Schaffer, director of Schaffer said of 840 $$ M. Teitelman School and “the more people that see Rockwell,” said Beck. “I the county Police Academy hours of the next basic county Technical School, government in operation, wish people came out and addressed council. Lower training course at the inexpensively, perhaps for the better government will Township Police Chief Ed academy, Lower Town- Shore Mall • 6725 Black Horse Pike Egg Harbor Twp., NJ 08234 fl ooded the place for town 609.645.1031 only hundreds of dollars. be and the more they will meetings and everybody Donohue said Schaffer was ship police offi cers would • www.bccollects.com Beck even offered to pay have confi dence in it.” went home that night talk- brought to the meeting af- provide only 22 hours of * Prices subject to market uctuations for the purchase of a televi- “I want to be under a ing about the town meet- ter council expressed con- instruction. sion camera. microscope,” he said. “I ing.” cerns over police overtime He proposed at council’s only wish we had done this “It’s not happening,” he pay being expended at the meeting Monday night that years ago.” continued. “If you have academy. Honor your family’s graduate its sessions be recorded In a township of 22,000 citizens that are not in- Mazurek said no con- in the “Social Spotlight”! with a single camera and residents, less than 10 per- formed about government, cerns were expressed the tape given to the Te- sons regularly attend coun- the odds are you are going about police overtime or Published each Wednesday in the Community News itelman School’s television cil meetings, said Beck. to have bad government.” the academy. Section of the Cape May County Herald crew. Beck said the town- Councilman Wayne Ma- Beck said televising “All we said was we ship should own a camera zurek said he “wasn’t for meetings was an opportu- were going to scrutinize to tape recreational and spending money if we don’t nity to reach more people the budget and look at all historical events. have to spend it,” but he “and show them the gov- of our township programs Fellow council members was willing to try televising ernment.” to see that we are getting were not as enthusiastic council meetings on a trial McPherson said she our bang for our buck,” about the proposal but basis. He said a student would contact the high he said. school’s television pro- Mazurek said all town- duction class to possibly ship programs could be begin videotaping meetings examined in the future for starting with the June 19 cost effectiveness, not just meeting. the police academy. In other business: Nolan said after the last Council introduced an council meeting, McPher- ordinance amending the son requested time cards Congratulations John Kirk! Congratulations, zoning code to require from the police department Monique! construction of buildings to look at overtime hours. You did it! Schaffer said every police MTHSSAMPLE Class of in the R-6-H District, which We are so proud of you and we know is along the ocean in Dia- department in the county SAMPLE 2006. Good luck at mond Beach, to be no less participates in the acad- the future looks bright!! than six stories or 65 feet emy. He said recruits and Stockton this fall! in height or taller than 12 offi cers that reside in the Love, Love, stories or 150 feet. The county paid no tuition. zone is exclusively for ho- In lieu of tuition, local Mom, Jen, Grandmom & Pop Jason DOUBLE BOX SINGLE BOX Al Campbell Tourney Winner Skip Armstrong, Mayor Doughty VFW, Auxiliary 30 words or less 15 words or less 80-Pound Drum Fish Installs Offi cers with picture = $55 with picture= $35 SEA ISLE CITY — The Dollarton; Conductress, men and ladies of the VFW Patricia Cochard; Guard, CALL RACHEL OR JANET Nets Anglers $2,500 here held installation off Josie Conte; Chief of Staff, By AL CAMPBELL $1,000 went to Ryan Gra- offi cers for the 2006-2007 Lonna Remsen; Three-year 609-886-8600 EXT 33 OR 34 bich, and his angling bud- year. They are as follows: trustee, Helen Brady; Two- COURT HOUSE — Skip dies Harry Cowan, Mike Commander, Chick year trustee, Pat Cochard; DEADLINE: FRIDAYS AT NOON Armstrong and his mates Flannery and Mike Loef- Haines; Sr. Vice Command- One year trustee, Lonna are $2,500 richer; thanks flad. They boated a 78- er, Harry Strack; Jr. Vice Remsen. to an 80-pound drum fi sh pounder, also at Pin Top Commander Steve Burns; hooked May 26 at Pin Top that day. Quartermaster Frank Hil- in Delaware Bay. Third prize of $500 for legass; Adjutant Harry Koll- Armstrong, Mike and a 76-pound drum went to mar; Chaplain Vince Con- Charlie Hughes and Steve James Ducilli. te; Surgeon Jack Schimp; Sgt. At Arms Jim Gibbons; Dickel shared the limelight Doughty said there Service Offi cer Bud Brady; Your Your LocalLocal TrustedTrusted SourceSource forfor Monday at a Middle Town- were 31 boats in the event Three-year trustee, Harry compared with 23 in the ship Committee meeting. Kollmar; Two-year trustee first year of the contest. Mayor F. 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Dolphins. outsidethedream.org for *** This year’s graduates *** Woodbine How about your slug- details. Remember, Public will enjoy the traditional Until next week, call ger? Baseball coaches send *** Works wants your trash 8th grade dance at the me with your stuff. NEWS NOTES me some news. Congratulations to curbside by 6 a.m. Golden Inn on June 11. Drive carefully, the *** Bethany Dowling and Sa- That’s how the expres- Take that graduation weekend streets are full of By: Maryjaye Sypniewski Summer Camp is just mantha Mooers for earn- sion “Garbage Night” gown out of the bag so the people in a hurry. What’s 861-5181 around the corner, and ing the Girl Scout Silver evolved. It’s way too early wrinkles start to fall out – the rush? there is plenty of action at Award, the highest award to wake up on “Garbage nobody likes to iron 100% Memorial Day week- You want to know the Dolphins and the Sharks the recreation center. a Cadet Scout can earn. Day” to get the cans to the polyester. end saw a record number real signs of summer’s ar- have enjoyed a busy sea- Sign ups for cheerlead- This level of Girl Scout- street, so you have to put *** of impatient drivers lined rival? son thanks to their coaches ing and football take place ing focuses on challenging them out the night before. Congratulations to Mau- up on Courthouse/South You know the usual Mr. Tice and Mr. Walters. during the month of July. girls to excel in leadership, Raccoons and stray dogs ra Lappin for her accep- Dennis Road pulling wild signs: mosquitoes, bar- These two teams were Don’t miss out if your kid service, and self-develop- all around the township tance at Kean University. U-turns. One of those U- beques, and humidity. all part of the Dolphins wants to be on the grid- ment. are delighted. Maura will head up turns resulted in tragedy How about the long lines last year. Tice and Walters iron in the fall. Just when you were *** to North Jersey, my old for a couple of local kids at the Acme, the roar of wanted to give more girls Chuck Dalrymple’s thinking the Boy Scouts Graduation night is ap- stomping grounds, next riding their bikes. the crowd at a Township the opportunity to par- cross country gang is log- cornered the market on proaching for the eighth fall with a cross country Keep a good thought for baseball game, and, last ticipate in softball so they ging some miles on the activities, along come the grade. scholarship in her back the girls involved in the but not least, the traffi c. divided the team into two trail at the recreation cen- Girl Scouts. Scouting is a Middle Township Per- pocket. weekend accident. I knew summer was off groups. ter these days. Lots of huff- great activity for any kid. forming Art Center is the That’s as good for her Call me. Check your to a wild start when an The decision paid off ing and puffi ng but these Is your kid involved? Let venue for this event on parents as it is for her. birdbath, might be time out-of-town driver passed and the girls have all kids are getting in great me know what the troop is June 13, which starts at 6 Can you say, “College tu- for a rinse. me on Gravel Hole Road. reaped the rewards. Once shape. They’ll have a leg doing. p.m. ition?” Please remind your kids again, the efforts of volun- up when it comes to fall to be very careful bike rid- teers that coach, offi ciate, sports next year. on Gravel Hole Road. year. Tice and Walters want- ing and playing in their and help maintain our Summer basketball sea- DENNIS Please remind your kids ed to give more girls the op- normally peaceful neigh- fi elds make our recreation- son is a township favorite. to be very careful bike rid- portunity to participate in borhood. al programs successful. There is plenty of hoop ac- TOWNSHIP ing and playing in their softball so they divided the *** Softball sluggers include tion under the lights. Join Lisa Salimbene, 861-5167 normally peaceful neigh- team into two groups. The nine to 12 year old Kristina Startare’s grand the fun weeknights this borhood. The decision paid off and girls’ softball teams are slam and Samantha Mc- summer at the outdoor The nine to 12 year old the girls have all reaped the having a great year. The Carthy’s homerun for the courts. girls’ softball teams are rewards. Once again, the *** You want to know the the roar of the crowd at a having a great year. The efforts of volunteers that Noncredit Courses Offered Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Nova- real signs of summer’s ar- Township baseball game, Dolphins and the Sharks coach, offi ciate, and help kowski and Ms. Kieninger rival? and, last but not least, the have enjoyed a busy season maintain our fi elds make At Cape May County Campus have joined forces with You know the usual signs: traffi c. thanks to their coaches Mr. our recreational programs COURT HOUSE — At- derstanding Debits and their students and are par- mosquitoes, barbeques, I knew summer was off Tice and Mr. Walters. successful. lantic Cape Community Credits, QuickBooks Pro, ticipating in the Memory and humidity. How about to a wild start when an out- These two teams were Softball sluggers include College is offering a wide Introduction to the Per- Project, a mission to bring the long lines at the Acme, of-town driver passed me all part of the Dolphins last Kristina Startare’s grand variety of noncredit courses sonal Computer for Senior books to kids in war torn slam and Samantha Mc- from creative writing to wa- Citizens and Exploring the Uganda. News Digests Carthy’s homerun for the tercraft safety throughout World via the Internet for This project will allow Dolphins. (From Page 4) old will be charged with possession of the summer at the college’s Senior Citizens. children, who fl ock to How about your slugger? heroin and drug paraphernalia. new Cape May County Courses for personal shelters for some sense of Belleplain during a dispute over a rob- Baseball coaches send me Campus, 341 Court House- enrichment are: Creative security and relief, the op- bery of drugs or money committed by some news. South Dennis Road. Writing, Yoga, Swing/Jit- portunity to learn how to Anthony D’Agostino, 22, and his father Wanted Man Caught *** Computer courses in- terbug Dance, Ballroom read and enjoy the illustra- Andrew D’Agostino, 43. The younger VILLAS — Pedro Blackshear, 45, of Summer Camp is just clude: Introduction to Per- Dancing, Identity Theft: tions. D’Agostino, considered the mastermind Philadelphia was charged with posses- around the corner, and sonal/Business Computers, What It’s All About and The second grade is behind the robbery, was sentenced June sion of cocaine and possession with in- there is plenty of action at Introduction to Windows Personal Watercraft and learning about Africa and 2 to fi ve years in prison for his plea to tent to distribute after Lower Township the recreation center. XP, Adobe Premiere Ele- Boating Safety. this will help our students a charge of robbery. He also received police detectives executed a high-risk Sign ups for cheerleading ments, Adobe Photoshop Online courses are ac- learn about the continent an 18-month concurrent sentence for stop of his vehicle May 30 on informa- and football take place dur- Elements 4.0, Introduction cessible in 24 categories beyond lions and giraffes. violating probation stemming from a tion that he was wanted in Philadelphia ing the month of July. Don’t to Word 2003. from art to writing. Online If you would like to December 2003 weapons charge. for rape and on an outstanding county miss out if your kid wants Introduction to Excel, classes begin every six learn more about this proj- warrant for aggravated assault. Detec- to be on the gridiron in the Introduction to Access, In- weeks. For a complete list- ect our students have been Man ‘Maces’ Charges tives found 22 bags of crack cocaine and fall. troduction to Power Point, ing of online courses call involved in, please check VILLAS — John Kiger was riding on two bags of powder cocaine. Blackshear Chuck Dalrymple’s cross ABCs of Accounting: Un- 463-4774, ext. 4829. out their web site www. his motorcycle when Hugh Stanton, was lodged in the county jail with no country gang is logging 51, of this community allegedly sprayed bail, after being charged with possession some miles on the trail Prosecutor mace in his face on May 24. A follow-up of cocaine and possession with intent to at the recreation center distribute. (From Page 1) tions about two timing issues: interview, conducted June 2 led to the these days. Lots of huffi ng and puffi ng but these kids for the sake of salary increases.” • Since Bigley applies only to the current arrest of Stanton, who claimed that he are getting in great shape. Taylor responded that increased pay budget year, how can he get involved with sprayed Kiger because he feared for his Brawl, Stabbing They’ll have a leg up when was “a necessity” and “constant im- multi-year contracts? safety. The original investigation yielded WILDWOOD — A 17 year-old male it comes to fall sports next provement can only be expected when • What is the effect of his ruling with the no evidence that Kiger used any kind was allegedly stabbed by another 17- year. compensation is adequate.” county considering manager pay increases of physical force on Stanton and that year-old male, during a brawl at Wild- Summer basketball sea- “What is it we’re deciding?” asked in July? there was no need for mace. Stanton wood and Ocean Avenues June 4. The son is a township favorite. Lichtenstein. “Not whether the prose- With that July 1 date in mind, Taylor was charged with aggravated assault, victim, of Maple Shade, was transported There is plenty of hoop ac- cutor’s employes would like more money. suggested that, if he had to come in after signed a counter complaint against Kiger to Atlantic City Medical Center for sur- tion under the lights. Join Everybody would like more money. Not that and ask for pay increases, the judge for harassment, and was released with a gery and was listed in critical, but stable the fun weeknights this whether Prosecutor Taylor can make him- consider reopening this Bigley action court summons. condition. The perpetrator, of Thoro- summer at the outdoor self the best boss in the world by handing rather than the need to fi le a new one. fare, was apprehended and charged courts. out taxpayers’ money...” Todd said he anticipates issuing “some Drug Arrest with aggravated assault, possession of *** They were in court, said Lichtenstein kind of order within two weeks” and pos- a weapon and possession of a weapon SHAWCREST — A confi dential Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Nova- to determine whether pay increases were sibly even the end of this week. for an unlawful purpose. He was taken informant’s tip brought the county kowski and Ms. Kieninger necessary to improve the prosecutor’s abil- This controversy went to court after to the Harborfi eld Detention Center in prosecutor’s offi ce narcotics task force have joined forces with ity to “arrest, indict and incarcerate.” Republican freeholders approved a 2006 Bridgeton. and Lower Township police to the their students and are par- “More money is not going to make any budget that did not give Democrat Taylor Lighthouse Point Marina and Restaurant ticipating in the Memory difference,” he charged. much of what he requested. June 1 for a drug bust. Kenneth Powell, Out of Time Project, a mission to bring He also pointed to prior testimony by The next day, Taylor fi led the Bigley 32, of Wildwood, was allegedly spotted COURT HOUSE — Debbi Fitzpatrick, books to kids in war torn First Assistant Prosecutor J. David Meyer action, named for the precedent-setting on his bicycle in the parking lot selling 67, of Ocean City, had her sentence, Uganda. that employes work a 35-hour-week and 1969 case by Camden County Prosecutor crack cocaine. Detectives reportedly wit- scheduled for May 5, delayed so that This project will allow receive “informal comp time” when they Donald Bigley. nessed the deal from hidden locations she could pay back the money that children, who fl ock to shel- go over 35 hours. In addition to reopening employe and then approached the two, who fl ed, she stole from would-be investors. ters for some sense of secu- “What does that say about their true contracts, Taylor asked for 18 additional but were quickly apprehended. A search Superior Court Judge Carmen Alvarez rity and relief, the opportu- work load?” he asked. personnel, all the necessary equipment of their persons yielded a large amount wasn’t going to postpone it again. Now, nity to learn how to read Lichtenstein said Taylor was on “a and vehicles to support them, and an ad- of crack cocaine as well as $100. Powell Fitzpatrick will be sentenced to four and enjoy the illustrations. slippery slope” when he raised the issue ditional 18,000 square feet. was charged with possession of cocaine years in jail and must pay $412,000 in The second grade is of employe morale. These were negotiated with these with intent to distribute. He was sent to restitution to her victims. Her investors learning about Africa and “Where are the people suffering bad results: the county jail with bail set at $25,000. had been led to believe that they were this will help our students morale?” asked Lichtenstein. The county agreed to fund the hiring of The other suspect was released. backing a production of “Phantom of learn about the continent “If nobody quits,” said Taylor, “does three additional investigators, one assistant the Opera,” which was to be performed beyond lions and giraffes. that mean everybody is satisfi ed?” prosecutor and two part-time secretaries Raid Nets Three at a Las Vegas Casino, but it never hap- If you would like to learn He insisted that employe “morale, ef- and both sides agreed to have an indepen- pened. Alvarez said that the money was more about this project fi ciencies and effectiveness” are linked to dent manpower review over which Judge RIO GRANDE — The county taken because Fitzpatrick suffers from our students have been compensation, and his offi ce has among Todd retains jurisdiction. prosecutor’s offi ce narcotics task force, “compulsive gambling.” involved in, please check the highest workloads and lowest pay The two sides agreed to have an archi- Middle Township police, county sheriff’s out their web site www. scales in the state. tect do a facilities assessment of the cur- department K-9 unit executed a raid outsidethedream.org for Lichtenstein appeared to set the ground- rent Prosecutor’s building and the county in the 100 block on Maryland Avenue Woman Hit by Car details. work for the county’s announced efforts to courthouse, whose third fl oor Taylor has May 31, that yielded 10 bags of heroin, COURT HOUSE — A Nissan Pathfi nd- Congratulations to Beth- repeal or change the Bigley procedure by suggested be used for his offi ce. six grams of cocaine, marijuana, and er, driven by a 54 year-old woman from any Dowling and Samantha which a prosecutor can appeal his budget Any change in space would not take paraphernalia. Abdul Spalding, 29 was Devon, Pa., allegedly backed over a 74 Mooers for earning the to the courts. effect until the 2007 budget. charged with possession of cocaine year-old woman while pulling out of a Girl Scout Silver Award, “You do not sit as some super Human But neither side would give on Taylor’s and heroin, possession with intent to parking space in the Superfresh parking the highest award a Cadet Relations director,” Lichtenstein said to request to reopen collective bargaining distribute, possession of less than 50 lot May 30. The victim was airlifted to Scout can earn. the judge. “You are sitting as a legislator. contracts. grams of marijuana, possession of drug AtlanticCare-City Division, after being This level of Girl Scout- We elect public offi cials to set budgets. Taylor’s actions have been supported by paraphernalia and failing to register treated by the Middle Township Rescue ing focuses on challenging If you rule favorably, you are opening the state Offi ce of the Attorney General. under Meagan’s Law. Martin Tankle, 53, Squad. According to police, she was girls to excel in leadership, the fl oodgates. It will be Bigley, Bigley, was charged with possession of heroin taken to be checked for a broken femur service, and self-develop- Bigley.” Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 Ext. and drug paraphernalia. They were both and internal injuries and was expected ment. Judge Todd conceded he has some ques- 27 or: [email protected] lodged at the county jail. A 17-year- to make a full recovery. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 13

*** emy will hold its gradua- mental and fun. Dates are Middle Township Tomorrow at 7 p.m. tion ceremonies on June June 26, July 24, and Aug. Father’s Day Sale the Middle Township Po- 13, 6 p.m., at the Seashore 28. By Susan DeFeo lice Department will be Church of the Nazarene in For more information th 463-9591 holding an Internet Safety Erma. call 463-6382. June 16 Seminar for the parents of *** *** all students in the town- Rio Grande Bible Baptist Cape May County Du- 00 Crest Haven Nursing shoes and cummerbunds ship. Church on Route 47 will plicate ACBL Bridge Club $20 off Dirt Devil and Rehabilitation Center at no rental fee. The purpose of this ses- hold their annual Vacation May 22 overall winners Automatic Pool Cleaner had its fi rst “Senior Prom” One of the residents sion is to prepare parents Bible School the week of north/south: Mike Muel- on May 11. told a story of how she had for the hidden dangers of June 19. ler/Ron Small; Sherye for above ground pools Various groups and to drop out of high school the Internet. There will be Call 609-886-9494 for Chase Pearson/Sonny shops in the area donated to get a job, “It was the de- a special presentation by details. Mack; Norma Jakomi- 25% Off all in-stock prom gowns. pression, you know.” members of the Cape May *** nich/Jerry Mueller; Ray billiard cues, billiard Adele’s Jeweled Trea- She went on to say, “I County Prosecutor’s Offi ce Peter McPhee Fine Arts Buch/Karen Sylvester. sures in Villas donated never got a chance to go Child Abuse Unit. Gallery will host an art East/west: Bob Sher- accessories, poker kits, a number of beautiful to the prom and now I am In addition to Internet auction fundraiser on June wood/Bob Weber; Carol dart boards, all gaming gowns. going.” issues, the police will dis- 17, from 7 to 10 p.m., to Kaigan/John Kuharetz; accessories Jeannie and Bill Everly One gentleman said, cuss other dangers, such as benefi t the Wetlands Insti- Bernadette Snyder/John of Hart to Hart Florist in “I’ve never had a tuxedo drugs and alcohol, which tute. Villari; Mike Bruno/ 00 North Cape May also do- on in my whole life.” The our children may face as The auction will coin- Thomas Tenaglia. $200 Off the purchase nated gowns. Hart to Hart residents not only looked summer arrives. cide with the opening of a May 25 overall winners of a new pool table has a program for local beautiful, they felt beauti- The event will be held new exhibit at the gallery north/south: Bob Grant/ students, providing gowns ful, too. in the Middle Township and the Wetlands Institute Bob Sannino; Jim Moy- to those who cannot afford The affair included a High School cafeteria. Due will receive a percentage er/Mike Mueller; Edna prom attire. formal dinner served by to content matter, children of the winning bid prices Parker/Kay Wade; Phyllis Pool Zone welcomes you to come visit Since the prom season the Dietary Department will not be permitted to at- on four works including a Baker/Edna Stevens. Ed & Tom our Pool Specialists just ended, they had some and pictures taken under tend. bird carving by John and East/west: Bill Curley/ lovely gowns for Crest Ha- the fl owered arbor created *** Dotty Berner, a colorful Bud Ferruzzi; Ray Buch/ ven Seniors. Hart to Hart by the Recreation Depart- The Etcetera Thrift pastel by Danielle Mick, a Henry Buchianico; Jane Ed Tom also donated balloons for ment. Shop Fashion Show and seascape painting by Neal Green/Edna Savage; Bob the event. The room was decorat- Luncheon hosted by the McPheeters, and an oil on Sherwood/Bob Weber. 380 Route 47 South, Green Creek Bryant Gloner of After ed with stars and balloons M.A.S.H. Branch of Bur- linen of the Wetlands In- *** Hours Formal Wear at the and singer Lou Dottoli dette Tomlin Memorial stitute by Diane Sivavec. Please send submissions 609-886-7100 Shore Mall contributed crooned the prom goers Hospital Auxiliary is set for The art can be pre- to susansboneyard @veri- tuxedos, complete with with old favorites. tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at viewed on the special zon.net. the Mirage Restaurant. events page at www.wet- Tickets are only avail- landsinstitute.org. WAKE UP WITH MAKE UP able in advance by call- The exhibit will also in- ing Vi Geiger at 609-967- clude over 40 new works Studio DeLapé 7843. by these artists as well as *** more than 200 works cre- OF PERMANENT COSMETICS Avalon Manor Improve- ated by Peter McPhee Fine Linda L. DeLape-Giafes, RNC ment Association, 581 Arts artists. State Certifi ed Permanent Cosmetic Artist Old Avalon Blvd., will hold The gallery is located EYE LINER • BROWS • LIPS a Pancake Breakfast every at 9416 Second Ave. in Saturday, 7:30-10:30 a.m., Stone Harbor. For more 316 Day Spa now through Sept. information call the gal- $4 for adults gets you all lery, 609-368-8288, or the pancakes you can eat, the Wetlands Institute, Have more fun plus a sausage link, small 609-368-1211. Now Taking Appointments in the Sun when your cup of orange juice, and *** unlimited coffee. Here’s all the end of MASSAGE - FACIALS - BODY TREATMENTS - NAILS makeup does Not Run! Children age eight and year happenings at MTHS: under are just $2.50. fi nal exams are June 9 to 316 South Main Street, Cape May Court House • 465-7921 609-425-8933 Extra sausage, orange 15, Baccalaureate is June Call juice and milk will be 14 at 7 p.m. in the PAC, Now!or 609-465-8117 available for 50 cents. June 15 is graduation, 6 Bring your appetite and a p.m. at Memorial Field (all Inspiration & Ideas for Located in the offi ces of friend. are welcome). Dr. Michael Caruso, CMCH, NJ *** In event of inclement Cape Christian Acad- weather ceremony will be Kitchens & Bath moved to the PAC but tick- Visit Our Showroom ets will be necessary to be admitted to PAC. 204 N. Main Street *** (1 Block South of Burdette Tomlin Hospital) On June 14 the Cape May County Historical Cape May Court House, NJ Museum will hold an “Out of the Ground” Cape May 463-0400 or 1-800-896-3777 County Vintage Bottle Lec- ture by guest curator, Ed Runyon at 7 p.m. Then on June 17 the Museum Kids Club will have a Father’s Day Proj- ect event at 10 a.m. A small fee is involved. To register or for more info call 609-465-3535. *** Read with a four-footed friend at 6 p.m. on each fourth Monday of the sum- mer months at the Court House Library. The R.E.A.D. therapy dogs are great listeners NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON and the reading sessions are safe, relaxed, nonjudg- Explorers Plan Trip to Phillies Game July 9 WILDWOOD — The A Division of Wildwood Police Explor- CABINET RESOURCE CORP. ers will sponsor a trip to a FEATURING CABINETS BY- Philies game July 9 against the Pittsburg Pirates. Cost of ticket is $35 per person and includes the bus fare and a hoagie and soda. Bus will leave the City Hall Parking Lot at 9:30 a.m. Limited tickets are available. SHOWROOM HOURS: Those interested should MON. 9-5 WED. 9-7 FRI. 9-5 call Jim DiFalco or Jim Vol- pe at the Wildwood Police TUES. 9-5 THURS. 9-5 SAT. 10-3 Department, 522-0222. 14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

THE woods, check out the New *** at 10 a.m. at the fi eld on Wildwoods Jersey One Stop Career Crest Memorial School’s Aster and Ocean avenues, Center, 3810 New Jersey Principal’s Corner is a Wildwood Crest. CAPE MAY Ray Rebmann Ave. monthly showcase for Test your batting skills 624-3391 Employers looking for writers in grades three- and possibly win a chance workers should consider eight. Teachers submit stu- to advance to regional fi - Yummy, Yummy, Yummy The guy down the block students coming here to tapping this resource as dent works that are posted nals – free. We’ve got Hot Dogs for your Tummy! was hoping to cash in on work is the one about our well. on the bulletin board at *** On JacksonStreet @ Beach - 609-884-8388 the housing shortage for kids not wanting to work. *** the main entrance to the Summer trash collec- all the foreign students Part of the problem Margaret Mace Physical school. tion schedule is now in ef- coming here this summer seems to be one of getting Education teacher Carol Authors are rewarded fect for North Wildwood. to take those jobs our kids people together, in this Bahniuk was honored by with a pizza lunch where Trash will be picked up Announcing! A Very Special don’t want. case, employers and pro- Cape Assist with its Indi- their work is read and dis- twice a week as follows: The guy intends to spective young workers. vidual Partner in Preven- cussed. Students also re- Anglesea to Eighth Av- Class for Children knock down the walls Recently, Margaret tion award. ceive certifi cates honoring enue: Monday and Thurs- in his duplex and install Mace School held a job fair Bahniuk started the their efforts. day, Reiki For Kids bunk beds in every avail- for high school students Mentor Buddy program May members of the Ninth through 17th able inch of space. and age-qualifi ed grade at Margaret Mace and has Principal’s Corner are: avenues: Tuesday and Fri- June 10th 1-5pm At last count, he’d cal- school students interested been running that success- Holly Golato, Dominic day, culated there was space in fi nding summer em- ful effort for the past 15 Travascio, Blake Vodges, 18th-26th avenues, Yoga & Wellness Center for sixty beds. ployment. years. Jesus Feria, Alfredo Pelaez, Wednesday and Saturday. 103 S. Railroad Ave He hasn’t done any- The turnout, I’m told The Mentor Buddy pro- Rachael Kobielnik, Emily Recycling will be picked Rio Grande, NJ 886-0324 thing yet, but the way I by Lisa Kobierowski, the gram links students with Orlandini (third grade), up on Thursday for Angle- fi gure it, his duplex has teacher who organized the volunteer staff members. Amber Carella, Anthony sea to Eighth Avenue. Give your child an opportunity for a lifetime! a total of four bathrooms event, was terrifi c, with The buddies do things Chiolo, Mackenzie Huber, Friday for Ninth-17th Reiki is a natural energy that encourages so I wouldn’t want to be kids even coming from together throughout at Megan Irwin, Jenny Kole, Avenues, around on a Monday morn- Middle and Lower town- a number of organized Krista McGowen, Carley Wednesday for 18th- • Self enrichment • Use on pets and plants ing when all those people ships. events and functions. Nichols, Samantha Myers, 26th avenues. • Relaxation and calm • Decrease inner stress are trying to get ready to Too often I’ve heard sto- In addition to the award Cole Sawyer, Nicole To- *** • Improves self esteem • Opens inner awareness go to work. I wouldn’t ries told by parents com- from Cape Assist, Bahniuk land (fourth), Hereford Inlet Light- • Confi dence • Completely natural energy want his water bill. plaining that their kids received proclamations Danielle Aydelotte, Eli- house, First and Central work And since these kids can’t fi nd work because from State Senator Nick jah Bethune, Daniel Kar- avenues, hosts the fi rst of all have computers, and businesses want to hire Asselta and Assemblyman vounis, Jordan Rodriguez, its summer craft shows Call now space is limited. other electronic gizmos, I foreign students. Jeff Van Drew. Kelsi Toland (fi fth), on Saturday, from 9 a.m.- Classes taught by dedicated and attuned wouldn’t want his electric The Morey Organiza- *** Damaris Lopez, Zach 5 p.m. on the lighthouse Reiki Masters bill, either. tion and Acme Markets The American Legion DeWeese (seventh) grounds. holds its annual conven- Natalie Green, Bobby Call 609-522-4520 for Diane Polli • Linda DeLape-Giafes RNC But I suppose he’s got participated in the Marga- all that fi gured into the ret Mace fair, along with a tion this weekend with Kole (eighth). more information. amount per head he plans number of smaller board- business at the convention *** to charge them to stay at walk businesses. center on the boardwalk at Cape May County Em- *** his cattle car by the sea if More events of this Burk Avenue. erald Society holds its The Center for Commu- he actually goes through kind are needed to get The legion will parade regular monthly meeting nity Arts announces the with this entrepreneurial interested young workers on Saturday at 2 p.m. on Saturday at 4 p.m. at third annual Wildwood scheme. together with interested along Atlantic Avenue the Moose Lodge in North Youth Arts Program for One of the myths I area employers. from 18th Avenue to Ben- Wildwood. visual arts for youngsters think should be dispelled Many of the jobs taken nett Avenue. *** ages 10-14 from June 26- concerning the foreign by our foreign visitors pay *** West Wildwood is still Aug. 18 at Wildwood High minimum wage. That’s North Wildwood’s an- looking for a few good ven- School, 4300 Pacifi c Ave. one positive for employers nual Writers Conference dors to participate in the Participants can register who can hire intelligent, on the Beach concludes borough’s annual Ameri- for the entire eight- week college educated young tomorrow and Friday at can Family Festival, sched- program or for weekly ses- people for low pay. Montego Bay Hotel, 17th uled for Saturday, July 1. sions. Another incentive for Avenue and the board- For information, call The program is free employers is that many walk. Joan Schultz at 609-224- for residents of the Wild- area colleges start in mid- Journalist Lou Antosh 3168. woods. August while many of the will speak today at 10:40 *** Advance registration foreign students are able on the topic: “Blogging Attention young slug- and $5 per week deposit to keep working until La- and the Diffi culty of Find- gers. Home Run Derby in- are required. bor Day and beyond into ing New Assignments.” vites big hitters ages eight- Call 609-884-7525 for the shoulder season. Other writers scheduled 15 to compete on Saturday more information. I personally have noth- to present include Nancy ing against the foreign Carol Willis, Keith Forrest kids coming here to work. (of ACCC), and Diane Ar- Rave reviews, fabulous prices EMPLOYEES OF Their presence adds a cer- relle, former president of tain cosmopolitan atmo- the Philadelphia Writers & tons of FREE parking MOREY’S PIERS sphere to the resort. Conference. And there’s an added el- These seminar sessions Lower Township Chamber of Commerce ement of adventure and in- are free. trigue with even the most *** mundane daily business The fancies are coming transactions at the coffee to North Wildwood this bar at the local Wawa. weekend. The city hosts But as the father of two its annual Mummer’s Bri- gade event. college students trying WORLD FAMOUS CRAB CAKES Of course, the highlight to earn enough money to THE BEST PRIME RIB IN THE UNIVERSE pay educational expenses, of the weekend will be the I wonder if employers parade on Saturday at 4:30 p.m., along Surf Avenue, Where do you get your beer? are going too far in their Everyday Is Chronic Heel Pain Preventing You search for help overseas. from 10th up to the Olde ICE Having just received my New Jersey’s entertain- $ 67 BUD, COORS & From Living an Active Lifestyle? kids’ annual tuition bills, ment district. 4. LITE 6-PACKS I’m hoping there are still a Seven fancy brigades will participate including: OPEN YEAR ROUND • 7DAYS A WEEK few openings for, let’s say, LUNCH • DINNER • LATE NITE Now you can do an in-house bank robber Cahill, Clevemore, Sat- or a CEO. urnalian, Avenuers, Satin Grande Center Shopping Mall something about it! Actually, at this point, Slipper, Golden Crown, Rio Grande, New Jersey 609-889-2000 If you are one of the millions of people who suffer many of us parents will Downtowners. from chronic heel pain (plantar fasciitis) and have not settle for them getting steady, decent work. The responded to traditional therapies, an innovative therapy kids can apply for those may offer you relief. CEO jobs next summer. CAPE URGENT CARE Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) can be *** By the way, if you’re and Family Medicine used to alleviate the pain, and increase mobility without looking for summer em- surgery and the associated risks. ESWT is performed ployment in the Wild- on an outpatient basis and you can generally resume Walk-In Medical your daily activities within 12-24 hours. BEEF ‘N BEER To find out if you are eligible for this revolutionary Care WILDWOOD — The new treatment, call the offices of Dr. Charles F. Birk. Greater Cape May Elks • X-Ray • Physicals Lodge Children’s Special • Minor Emergencies Beesley’s Point - 609-390-8181 Needs Committee will hold • Lab • Sutures • Illnesses Cape May Court House - 609-465-1644 a beef and beer fundraiser • Injuries at Lighthouse Pointe Res- taurant, 5101 Shawcrest Open 7 days • 9am - 9pm Road from 4-8 p.m. June 24. Tickets in advance are $20. Children $10, under William R. Weisberg, MD 609-884-HELP (4357) six, free, and include enter- Board Certifi ed in Emergency Medicine www.capeurgentcare.com tainment. For information, 900 Rt. 109 (at the bottom of the Parkway), Cape May call 884-3265. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 15 Parrothead Club Picnic Set on Sunday SOMERS POINT — The Broadway, off Mays Land- ests in the music of Jimmy Jersey Shore Parrot Head ing Road, in Somers Point. Buffet and organizes social Club will host a family Club members invite gatherings, charitable fund- picnic Sunday, from 2- 6 everyone to come share an raisers, and community p.m. at Kennedy Park, 24 afternoon of camaraderie service events throughout and fun, parrothead style, the year. Kidney Walk with music and activities For more information for the parakeets. Each about the club, upcoming Slated Sunday family is asked to bring a events, and membership, OCEAN CITY — The dish to share. Meats will visit the website at www. National Kidney Founda- be provided by the Ocean jsphc.com. tion of the Delaware Valley Drive Club. Friends of Volunteers will hold its second annual The club will be pre- Rescue Squad in Medicine wish to Kidney Walk June 11 begin- senting a check for $1,500 ning at the Flanders Hotel to representatives of CASA Offers Free thank the following on Sunday beginning at of Cape May and Atlan- CPR/AED Class individuals and 8:30 a.m. tic Counties. 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CASA will free CPR/AED training support in making our freshments, music, screen- use the funds to pay for an open to the public, at the First Annual Beef and ings and prizes. upcoming volunteer train- Avalon Fire House, second For further information, ing class. floor (elevator available) Beer, May 12, 2006, sponsor forms or to register, The Jersey Shore Parrot 31st and Dune Drive benefitting Volunteers call NKF of the Delaware Head Club brings together The three-hour course Valley at 215-923-8611. people with similar inter- includes the updated guide- in Medicine, a huge lines for CPR and Defi bril- “I’ve checked the circuit lation, and will be given on success! four different dates. breakers and I have no The training is geared clue what’s wrong...” towards individuals with STONE HARBOR LIONS And that’s okay ... because you’re not a professional electrician. minimal or no experience But we are electrical experts. 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Call 368- Insurance & Financial Services MATT PORTELLA ~ SANDRA SOFRONEY 5288 to sign up. 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 MIKE MORMANDO ~ DAN BARRY www.niagroup.com Eagles Day JIM MAHER ~ BOB ANDERSON (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 609-884-0004 Fax On Saturday MARK TERNOSKY WOODBINE — Experi- 884-3177 110 N. Broadway mental Aircraft Association (EAA) Chapter 287 will Please Patronize Those That Provided Door Prizes and Gifts: West Cape May participate in International Alterations by Olga ...... CMCH next( to Mangia Mangia) Young Eagles Day Saturday at the Woodbine Airport Atkinson’s Restaurant & Tavern ...... CMCH from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (Rain Avalon Campground ...... Clermont Live Well date Sunday). Basilico’s Ristorante ...... Sea Isle City Be Well The event is part of an Carol Boyd Stay Well ongoing program to in- troduce young people to Braca’s Cafe ...... Sea Isle City aviation. Youths 8-17 will be eli- Bradley’s Steak and Hoagies ...... Stone Harbor gible for a free airplane Cafe Loren ...... Avalon ride. For further infor- Card Bargain and Gifts ...... CMCH mation, call Jim Romano, 425-8126. Chrissie’s Boutique ...... Sea Isle City Christina’s Gifts ...... Stone Harbor WELCOME NIGHT The Collection ...... Avalon COURT HOUSE — Lo- Concord Inn ...... Avalon cal chiropractor, Dr. Chris Courthouse Cleaners ...... CMCH Massage, Body Treatments and Natural Chase, is offering informa- tion on eliminating back Courthouse Diner ...... CMCH Products for the Bath and Body and neck pain June 12, 7 Domino’s Pizza ...... CMCH www.wellmassagecenter.com p.m. at 31 E. Mechanic St. Garden Greenhouse ...... Clermont The seminar is complemen- Stress is Inevitable, Suffering is Optional tary. RSVP to 465-5358. Karen and Rei’s, Fine Dining ...... Clermont Polly Kluttz Michele’s Full Service Salon ...... Avalon Mimi’s Shop/Sun Catcher ...... Stone Harbor Call 30 “We only Miracles Fitness ...... 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Bayshore & Lower Twp. Greenwood Ave., Villas 886-6563 Visitors Of All Ages Join Fun At The Armory o o Guard Says REOPENING ‘Thank You’ Thursday June 8th CREST HAVEN — Cape May County’s “hometown for our team,” the 253rd Transpor- Al Campbell 82ND Season tation Co., Army National FLIP FOR NATIONAL GUARD — Young performers from Jersey Cape Dance Studio display agility and Guard hosted a Community tumbling skills at 253rd Transportation Co. Community Appreciation Day at armory June 3. Serving Dinner Daily 4-8pm Appreciation Day June 3 at the armory. Soldiers helped with military displays, took youngsters on rides in trucks and Humvees, and answered questions, as well as cooked hot dogs and hamburgers. Despite rain, heavy at Magnolia Ave. and the Boardwalk times, the public showed Wildwood • 522-5474 support and interest in the o Groff’s Family Owned and Operated o unit which has served in both desert wars. , TOWN BANK BUILDERS INC. LEARN MASK TECHNIQUE — Victor Crowley, 13, of Rio Grande gets quick course in gas mask use Construction At Your Taste With Our Fine Quality from Pvt2 John Gifford of Egg Harbor City June 3 at Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 National Guard Armory. • New Home Construction • Kitchens & Baths • Additions • Whole House Renovations • Design/Build Services INC. (609) 884-5151 www.townbankbuilders.com Bob Obermeier and Sons 290 Fishing Creek Rd., Cape May HOWDY — John Ballman, 3, of Court House greets Sgt. Thunder, National Guard mascot.

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Lower Township tails call Karen Hollywood His fi rst book “WWII Christine Cote at 609-898-2300 ext. 12. From My Vantage Point” *** was based on a journal he 886-7997 Seashore Community kept the three years he Barnacle’s Steak & Seafood Church of the Nazarene was in England, Africa, FULLING MILL & BAYSHORE RDS VILLAS • 886-3138 Summer is here before urday and Sunday from 10 on Seashore Road in Erma and Italy during the war. schedule, and the warm a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Ad- is holding Vacation Bible Both books will be avail- Sunday-Thursday 11am-9pm Daily Specials weather sure feels great. mission is $5 per person School for kids in the third able in local bookstores. Friday & Saturday 11am-10pm I know all the kids are and there will be lots to to sixth grades on Wednes- Some of you may know Monday day evenings starting June his wife, painter D.J. Petit, itching to get out of school see and do. Dine In / Take Out CHICKEN PARM and have a few months Entertainers will include 21. whom I want to thank for off. the Barley Boys, singer and The program “Fiesta! passing this information FAST DELIVERY W/PASTA...... $8.95 Remember to vacation storyteller Jim Albertson, Where Kids are Fired Up on to me. Tuesday a little here in our county Tad Marks, Charlie Zahm, about Jesus” will continue I welcome any news Early Tide Specials CRAB CAKES...... $9.95 this summer. Take your the Irish Cultural Society until Aug. 30. about residents and the 3-5pm ONLY Wednesday family to one of our attrac- of South Jersey, the Irish Sessions are from 6:45 township that anyone CHICKEN KATHLEEN...... $9.95 tions in your spare time. Pipe Brigade, Peter Mac- to 8 p.m., except for the would like to share. Fried Shrimp ...... $9.95 Sometimes people miss Donald, Irish balladeer. fi rst one. That starts at 6 *** Thursday things right in their own Also Sandpiper pipes p.m. with an exciting fi es- The high school’s annu- Filet Mignon CLAMS & MUSSELS...... $9.95 backyards. and drums, Robert Mou- ta for the whole family to al Art Exhibit June 1 was & Shrimp ...... $11.95 Friday *** land, legacy of the Irish kick off the summer long an eye-popping delight. BROILED OR FRIED The Lower Township Harp, South Jersey Ceili program. Who knew we had so Filet Mignon Chamber of Commerce Band and Dancers, and *** many creative kids in our & Lobster Tail ... $13.95 SEAFOOD COMBO...... $12.95 meets tomorrow for lunch Tom and Mariann Tuck- Here’s some news about community? Well, I did THURSDAY-MONDAY one of our residents. Ray suspect it because I know at Chalkis Restaurant on er’s, Tunes and Tales. Twin Lobster • SOUP-RED BEANS & RICE Bayshore Road in Villas. There will be Irish and Petit is publishing his a few of them and they are Tails ...... $13.95 second book “Then and great. W/ANDOUILLE SAUSAGE Guest speakers will Scottish vendors, a pre- ALL LUNCH SANDWICHES $4.95 Now.” Hats off to the musi- • SANTA ROSA CHICKEN - TOMATO, be Tod from Crest Finan- sentation on the Book of DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS cial, who will speak about Kells, a bagpipe workshop, It is a memoir, autobiog- cians and singers who per- AVACADO, CHEDDAR, BL. OLIVE IN A small business retirement knitting workshop, and raphy, and self-help book formed in the jazz program Mention This Ad & Receive a MEXICAN BLUSH SAUCE W/RICE .$15.95 based on his life growing that night. It was fun and plans, and Ray from Majes- Irish and Scottish dance FREE Shrimp Cocktail • FILET & JUMBO SHRIMP tic Home Mortgage Corpo- workshops. up on a farm in Western I know the audience really SKEWERS GRILLED W/SUN-DRIED Pennsylvania. enjoyed it. ration, who will provide The village’s interpre- w/purchase of entree TOMATO CREAM...... $19.95 information about home tative buildings will be The book also includes *** *not available w/any special mortgages. closed for the day, but a advice on what he has That’s all for now. Have Lunch is $12 and that bake sale table will be set learned from his long life fun, stay safe, and watch includes an entrée, des- up by the Country Store of 86 years. out for kids in the streets. sert, tax and tip. Menu and the bakery and ice choices are prime rib, cream parlor will be open. chicken Parmesan, and There will also be a pub broiled fl ounder. A veg- tent provided by Yards etarian dish is available on Brewery of Philadelphia. request. *** Call 609-884-7703 if The village will also be you’d like to attend or fi nd sponsoring a new summer out more about the cham- camp program “Village ber. Kids” for youngsters ages *** seven to 11 Thursday and Historic Cold Spring Vil- Friday afternoons in July. lage is hosting the second To request an applica- annual Celtic Festival Sat- tion and fi nd out more de-

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With the cost of away might get easier off T-shirts and other expenses $2,600 Townsends Inlet here with deducted, the remaining the addition of one more money went into the check, in Rebates boat to the two already sunk according to Moran. Available* to form an artifi cial reef. The trawler, in her better Hugh Carberry, reef coor- days known as Donna’s Star, The Name You Can Trust dinator for the state’s Divi- was sunk last December. That was on a bitter cold 4 sion of Fish and Wildlife, Professional heater, air conditioner, water was at the Avalon Sport day, said Dick Herb, a year- heater and emergency generator installation Fishing Pier at 14th Street round borough resident, 4 Quality repair services on and Ocean Drive June 2 to who is a member of the N.J. heating and cooling systems, water heaters, accept a $1,968 check from Marine Fisheries Council, ranges and dryers Jim Moran, owner and op- also on hand at the pier, erator of Moran’s Dockside, when Moran handed the 4 Service Sentry maintenance and service one of the sponsors of the check to Carberrry. fi rst annual TI Reef Fluke Carberry then presented Christine Cote agreements REEF RECEIPTS — Hugh Carberry, left, of Division Tournament May 20. the plaque for the tour- 4 of Fish and Wildlife, accepts check from Jim Moran, Indoor air quality improvements The money will be used nament to Moran. It has proceeds from fi rst annual TI Reef Fluke Tournament 4 to purchase and place a plenty of blank spaces for NATE certified technicians May 20 to buy boat for reef. 31-foot coast guard boat future engravings. For any of our services, call us today at from Manasquan 3.8 miles That’s what Moran’s goal The point of the reef is ing, said Carberry. These do offshore to add to the 62- is, to keep the event going to establish a habitat for not interfere with naviga- 1-866-876-4754 foot tugboat and the 82-foot so that the plaque passes crabs, mussels, anemones, tion, he said. trawling vessel that now between the two towns and other little critters that In addition to providing or visit us at www.sjesp.com rest about a mile apart be- depending on who wins. black sea bass, tautog, and a habitat to attract fi sh for neath the waters there. His dream is to have a reef *On qualifying Bryant equipment. Includes manufacturer and utility rebates and system discounts. Rebates available from 4/1/06 summer fl ounder or fl uke sport fishing, the deeper through 6/30/06. Utility rebates subject to change. Moran said he came up the size of the one that sits like to eat, said Carberry. reef is also an attraction South Jersey Energy Service Plus is not the same company as South Jersey Gas and you do not have to purchase South Jersey Energy with the idea of the tour- about seven miles offshore, Naturally, he said, the for divers and wreck en- Service Plus products to receive quality service from South Jersey Gas. Michael L. Boney, NJ License # 10853 nament over the winter. It due east from the City of ocean shore is mostly sand. thusiasts, according to Car- pits the borough against Sea Cape May. In just a year and a half, berry. a sunken vessel or other Even though Avalon had acceptable reef material’s the higher weight of 20.62 surface will be encrusted pounds compared to Sea with marine growth. Isle City’s 19.07 pounds for Artifi cial reefs are regu- the total team catch to gar- lated by the U.S Army Corps ner the team trophy, Alaine of Engineers, Carberry said. Krajieck, of the Sea Isle Other materials allowed, team took away the trophy along with sea vessels, are that same morning for the concrete, concrete castings, biggest catch of the tourna- steel debris, army tanks, ment, which weighed in at railroad cars, concrete bal- 6.5 pounds. lasted tire units, and cable. Carberry said that some- Scouts to Name one informed him about the Manasquan vessel. Since his Citizen of Year work takes him all over the COURT HOUSE — The state and he meets many Southern New Jersey people, he is always getting Council of the Boy Scouts information on such fi nds. of America will hold its In- To be acceptable, he said, augural Cape May County the boat had to be clean and Distinguished Citizen of seaworthy, which this one the Year reception honor- was. Because of its size it ing Assemblyman Jeff Van will be brought by trailer Drew (D-1st) June 21 at part of the way, but a larger the Wildwood Golf and vessel would have to be able Country Club. to arrive at the site under its In addition, they will own power. present the first Distin- The reef is being created guished Citizen Award for in the deeper water areas, Cape May. 55 feet and more, while The reception will be plans are in place to set 800 conducted from 6:30-7:30 reef balls and concrete pipes p.m. followed by a short in shallower waters this program and coffee and summer, between 50 and dessert. 55 feet, closer to shore to For further information create an area for drift fi sh- call 856-327-1700. Court House Pharmacy YOUR INDEPENDENT PHARMACY

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in all community activities Call 263-9643. Sea Isle City and meetings. *** Carol Ann Volpe They will also maintain Messiah Lutheran If you’re in a 465-6158 the planting of eight fl ower Church’s Sunday Worship tubs at the entrance to the Services are now being dunes on each street. They held at the Veterans of For- Sundance spa, Sea Isle City’s City Hall at 63rd Street and Central encourage any residents to eign Wars, 301 41st Street was overrun by students on Avenue. water and add to entrance at 10:30 a.m. May 17. They were there These improvements in- ways. Everyone is welcome. you’re on to step into the shoes of cluded the construction of As we have in the past, *** city employees, including a safer handicapped acces- SENA will also provide Mass schedule for St. the mayor, to fi nd out about sible Play by the Bay. funds for plants to beautify Joseph’s Church: Saturday Vacation. careers in government. The deputy mayors were the T.I. Waterfront Park. night in the Church at 5 After following employes happy to announce that the If you have any sugges- p.m. and in the Auditorium around for the morning, the city was dropping fees for tions for improvement, at 5 and 6:30 p.m. students and their mentors use of the Skateboard Park. please call 263-4911 Sunday mass in the for the day were treated to *** *** Church and the Audito- Spa and lunch at Valerie’s Place by The South End Neigh- The Townsends Inlet rium at 7, 8:30, 10 and Pool Mayor Leonard Desiderio. borhood Association of Civic Center Restoration 11:30 a.m. Chemicals Ethan Haffert, 14, and SIC (SENA) seeks all Fund Dinner Gala will be Starting June 18 and Nichole Larkin, 14, were Townsend’s Inlet residents held June 24 from 6 to 9 through Sept. 3 we also add Full Line of kept busy following Mayor to support the T.I. Center, p.m. at the Civic Center. Sunday morning Masses in Accessories Leonard Desiderio around. 138 85th Street in their There will be live en- the T.I Civic Center at 8, 9, During their day as dep- endeavor to renovate the tertainment, dancing, 10, and 11 a.m. uty mayor, they supervised center. and a dedication cer- *** the beaches in the north Please send annual $5 emony for The Johnathan The Churches of Sea end of town where storms membership dues or dona- Townsends Stage, founder Isle City are excited to had eroded the sand cover- tions to: 25 72nd St., pay- of Townsends Inlet. announce Vacation Bible ing the geotubes protecting able to T.I. Improvement Tickets are $15 and take School for children ages out is available. fi ve to 12. the dunes and roadway and Association, Treasurer, V. Where every day is a holiday. declared an emergency. McCaffrey. SENA has sent For reservations and tick- This non-denominational They also reviewed the a contribution to T.I. in ets contact Louise Clement program will run from Aug. www.sundancespas.com progress on the new play- support of their remodeling at 263-3002. 7 -11 at St. Joseph’s hall lo- ground and improvements, program. *** cated at 44th and Central 2410 Rt. 9 So. & Bayview Rd., Rio Grande • 465-4311 costing more than $2.8 mil- SENA, during 2006, will Look for the Townsends Avenue. lion, to the recreation area continue to represent you Inlet Improvement Asso- Through the Time-Stone ciation table on Skimmer Travers program, kids will Weekend. They will be sell- learn about living for Jesus Secondhand ing framed paintings done in fi ve different discovery by a local artist. sites. Looking for Clothing & You have the choice For more information of either the Sea Isle or and registration, please call adventure Accessories Townsends Inlet Lifeboat 263-3353 or visit www. on the beach. SeaIsleUMC.org. Lithographs are $20 and *** this summer? all proceeds go to benefi t The Cape May County (609) 523-1166 the T.I. Civic Center Resto- Library is excited to offer Learn magic, make your 4724 Pacifi c Ave. • ration Fund. Independent Math Club Wildwood They will be located this summer at all branches own jewelry or be a TV star! OPEN - Wed-Sun Corner of Taylor & at JFK Boulevard and the of the library. & Memorial Day Monday Pacifi c Aves. promenade in the Organi- Independent Math Club There’s more- mechanical, woodworking, zations section. is designed to reinforce *** math skills on an individual automotive, fun with food & fashion adventures. Licensed Additional volunteer basis. Registration is re- BILL KEENAN Mortgage Banker guides are needed for Sea quired and will continue WHERE? CONSTRUCTION FINANCING Isle’s popular Beachcomb- until July 3. Your Mortgage Source ing program, now in its Kids can register in per- 18th year. son at the Court House Summertime Adventures for Kids The Beachcombing pro- Library, or by calling 463- gram, which is sponsored 6350. at the Technical School District Low Rates! • Quick Approvals! by the Sea Isle City Envi- This program is open to July 10-14 & July 17-21 Credit Problems! • Close in 21 Days or Less! ronmental Commission, kids who will enter kin- Equity One increases public awareness dergarten through eighth for youngsters 9 to 14 years old 368-4444 of the treasure that is the grade this fall. A Popular, Inc. Company seashore environment and Members will be able to Secondary Mortgage Lender Register today! Licensed By NJ Banking Dept. of the need to preserve it receive their independent for future generation. packets at the following Call 465-2161 x646 libraries: Court House, 30 Mechanic Street; Lower or stop by the Tozour Building, Room 145, Cape Branch Library, 2600 188 Crest Haven Rd., CMCH Bayshore Road, Villas; Up- per Cape Branch Library, Visit us online capemaytech.com $25 Full Set 2050 Route 631, Peters- $ burg. Specials 15 Fill-In Cape May City Public $ Library, Ocean and Hughes 23 Pedicure streets; Stone Harbor Pub- lic Library, 9508 Second “Waxing” Available Ave.; Sea Isle City Public New Walk-ins Welcome Library, 125 John F. Ken- Gift Certifi cates Available nedy Blvd.; and Wildwood Owners Crest Library, 6301 Ocean Mon-Fri 10-7, Sat 10-5, Sun 10-3 Ave. *** 886-7676 Sea Isle City’s Town Rt. 47 Village Shoppes of Rio Grande Watch/Town Pride orga- nization will be holding a public meeting Saturday at THE NEED FOR ANTIBIOTICS 7 p.m. If you are about to undergo certain dental in preventive dentistry. We know that The meeting will be held procedures, patients with prosthetic you wish to receive your general dental BAYSIDE EYE CENTER at the Community Lodge joints may need to take antibiotics. care from a highly trained, caring on JFK Boulevard. While patients may not immediately see staff; therefore, professionalism is very Guest speakers will in- any link between the two, it needs to be important to you. Our promise to understood that bacteria from the mouth you is that our offi ce will provide you clude Mayor Leonard De- may migrate through the bloodstream with dental care of the highest quality siderio and Chief William and take up residence near artifi cial available, utilizing the most modern VISION EXAMS • EYE DISEASE DETECTION Kennedy. joints. For this reason, antibiotics may procedures and an extremely qualifi ed All members of the pub- be needed in conjunction with any staff. Please call 609.465.5415 to OPTICAL DEPT. • GLAUCOMA TREATMENT lic are welcome to attend. dental procedure that causes bleeding. schedule an appointment. We’re located This is an opportunity to This includes such procedures as tooth at 109 West Atlantic Ave., Cape LASIK CO-MANAGEMENT • CATARACT MANAGEMENT voice your opinions and ask extraction, root-scaling procedures, and May Court House. We accept most your questions in an inter- even the injection of anesthetics. Please insurances, including Delta Dental, active session. make your dentist aware that you have Horizon Blue Cross and Aetna PPO. We undergone joint-replacement surgery, also have fi nancing available through Roger A. Young, O.D. Carl L. Hirshorn, O.D. *** so that a proper determination about Care Credit and Healthcare Credit. Doctor of Optometry Doctor of Optometry Deadline for the column antibiotics can be made. Patients should is Wednesday at 5 p.m. for volunteer this information if they are not Please send your questions or comments Lic # 27OA00383700 Lic # 27OA00281102 the following Wednesday’s asked. to my offi ce or e-mail me at: printed column. [email protected] Email any events or news to Have you undergone joint replacement P.S. Talk to your dentist about the (609) 886-1578 volpeseaislecity@comcast. surgery? Are you taking antibiotics? possible need for antibiotics if you have 2004 BAYSHORE ROAD, VILLAS net or fax at (609) 465- At SUNSHINE DENTAL, we believe undergone heart-valve surgery. 6159. 24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

SUPPORT GROUPS SATURDAY, June 10 Health Program, 6:30 p.m. CELEBRATE every Tuesday at 4410 Pa- AAA Member Appreciation Day WEDNESDAY, June 7 members welcome. Call Narcotics Anonymous: cifi c Ave., Wildwood, at the 463-2367 First Baptist Church of C.A.P.E. Call 523-7100. Saturday June 17, 2006 Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at Brain Injury Survivor Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Narcotics Anonymous: United Methodist Church, or Caregiver Support Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- First Baptist Church of 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Kennedy Blvd. and Park Group, second Thursday 992-0401. Wildwood, 230 E. Maple Fun for All! Road, Sea Isle at Bacharach Institute for Nicotine Anonymous: Ave., 7:30 p.m. Call 800- Come On Out To I Al-Anon Meetings: Rehabilitation. Call Nutan 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. 992-0401. Food, Games Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Epis- AAA Travel Northfi eld Offi ce 5:30 p.m. at St. John of God Ravani at 856-589-5797 or Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call Prizes Church, 680 Townbank Debbie Long at 652-7000. Joe at 729-9145. copal Church Parish House, O 901 Tilton Road, Northfi eld, NJ Road, North Cape May. Diabetes Support Franklin and Washington Narcotics Anonymous: Group: SUNDAY, June 11 streets, Cape May. N BTMH, second Thursday, Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church Attention All Nascar Fans: FREE of North Wildwood, Sec- Maruchi Room, 7 p.m. Call AA and AlAnon Sup- Presbyterian Church, De- Packing Seminar ond and Central avenues, Cindy Kraemer, BSN, RNC port Groups: 10 a.m. catur and Hughes streets, Come see Mark Martinʼs #6 @ 11:00 am 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- at 463-2547. Classrooms A and B, Cape May. Call 800-344- 2006 Ford Fusion Stock Car and 0401. Pulmonary Rehab Sup- ground fl oor, BTMH. Call 2666. RSVP Al-Anon: St. Augus- experience a “State of the Art” Caregiver Support port Group: meets fourth 463-2367. Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior Thursday at noon in the Narcotics Anonymous: tine Church, 13th Street, Virtual GT racing simulator. N Care of Cape May County, Fitness Center, BTMH. Social Services Building, Ocean City. Meeting in  211 S. Main St., Court Alzheimer Support routes 9 and 47, Rio rectory basement at 8 p.m. H House, second Wednesday. Group: Third Thursday Grande, 11 a.m. and 7:30 Call 800-344-2666. Call 465-8840. Feel free of the month, 6:30 p.m. p.m. Call 348-9292. Weight Watchers: Speci Celiac Support Group: BTMH Classrooms A and B. al Savings AAA Travel Northfi eld to bring your loved ones at Eastern Shore Nursing D with you. Home and Rehab Center, Meets 2 p.m., second Sun- Weigh-in 3:30-4:30 p.m.; I isco 901 Tilton Road meeting 4:30-5 p.m. Fee unts O Gastric Bypass Support 1419 Route 9 North. Call day at BTMH, Maruchi 609-646-6000 Group: meets the sec- 609-408-2011. Room. Call Beth Triner required. Call 463-2367. ond Wednesday at BTMH, Lymphodema Support at 465-0450 or e-mail New members welcome. Visit Our Preferred Maruchi Room, 7 p.m. Call Group: third Thursday at 4 [email protected]. Fibromyalgia Support Call or visitTravel your Partners local AAA office 463-2367. p.m. in the Maruchi Room, PFlag Group: BTMH. Group: BTMH, 7:30 p.m., Hfor reservationsCelebrity, Royal andCaribbean, details. 12-Step Program BTMH. third Sunday, 3 p.m. Maru- third Tuesday, Conference Holland America, Carnival – Christ-centered 12-step Gilda’s Experience: chi Room. Call 463-2367. Room 3. Call Carol at 465- AAA. 1-888-AAA-TRIPShow Your Card & Save recovery program, every program for persons living 2806. ® 1-888-AAA-TRIP Use it for all it’s worth. aaa.com © 2006 AAA Mid-Atlantic Wednesday at 7 p.m. Lil- with breast cancer, 5:30 MONDAY, June 12 Atlantic Cape Family lian Whitfi eld SDA School, p.m., fi rst Thursday in the Support Organization: Route 9 and Fourth Av- radiation/oncology dept. at Overeaters Anony- fourth Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 enue, Court House. Call BTMH. Call 463-2298. mous: Every Monday, at 303 Court House - S. James at 729-6726. Parkinson’s Support BTMH Conference Room 4 Dennisville Road, Suite Caregiver Support Group: second Thursday, at 7 p.m. Call 463-2367. 2, Court House. Call 485- Group: 7:30 p.m. third 1 p.m., Victoria Commons, Al-Anon: 7 p.m. Class- 0575, ext. 105. Wednesday in the Maruchi North Cape May. 886- rooms A and B, BTMH Call Hepatitis C Support Room, BTMH. 2455. 463-2367. Group: BTMH, fi rst Tues- Grief Support Group: A.R.T.S. (Artists Re- Narcotics Anonymous: day at 7 p.m., Maruchi First and third Wednes- covering Through The 8:30 p.m. Union Chapel, Room. days at 3 p.m. and fourth Twelve Steps): 12-step 307 Cape May Ave., Cape Alzheimer’s Support Wednesday at 7 p.m., support group for any kind May Point. Call 800-992- Group: second Tuesday, Maruchi Room, BTMH. of artist (musicians, visual 0401. 10 a.m. in The Chapin Call 463-2367. artists, dancers, writers, House, 1042 Rio Grande Summer Programs Cardiac Support etc.), every Thursday, 9:15 TUESDAY, June 13 Ave. Group: BTMH at 1:30 a.m., Lower Township Li- 609-463-8803 p.m., first Wednesday, brary Meeting Room, Vil- Caregiver Support Man is a competititive las. Call 463-0685. Group: 1 p.m. fi rst Tues- Reading • Math • Writing Maruchi Room. Call 463- anlmal, and his charac- 2348. day in the Maruchi Room ter ls his fate. Stress Management FRIDAY, June 9 at BTMH. Will Durant • 36 Hours of Instruction • Pre and Post Assessment Included Class for Heart and Lung GROW: 12-Step Mental patients, third Wednesday Al-Anon Meeting: • 10 Week Program • Monday thru Thursday Instruction at 1 p.m. Fitness Center at North Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. BTMH. Call 463-2348. Community Center, 10th • 9am to Noon and 2pm to 7pm • Guaranteed Growth Adult Children of Al- and Central avenues. Con- coholics Support Group: tact Mary at 523-0304. meets at BTMH, at 7 p.m. Alzheimers Support in Room 5. Group: 2 p.m., Ocean Bring this ad to receive special summer rate Heart healthy Informa- City Senior Center. Call tion Group: BTMH, fi rst 399-2099. Offer expires 7-15-2006 Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous: Maruchi Room. Call 463- Social Services Building, 2348. Rio Grande, routes 9 and 1037 Route 9 South, Cape May Court House CMCS (Cape May 47, 8:30 p.m. Call 348- County Songwriters): 9292. support group for anyone Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish READING • MATH • WRITING • STUDY SKILLS • SAT®/ACT PREP writing original music, last House, St. Mary Episcopal Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. Church, Third Ave. and Call 463-0685. 95th St., Stone Harbor. Call Caregivers: Atlantic 800-344-2666. Cape Family Support Or- Cocaine Anonymous: ganization offers support, meeting every Friday at education, and advocacy the First Baptist Church of for parents and caregiv- Wildwood, 230 E. Maple JERSEY CAPE REHAB ers raising children with Ave. at 7 p.m. Call 1-866- 25% OFF* emotional/behavioral chal- 777-0983 lenges. Fourth Wednesday, Healing Rooms of All Signature OUT PATIENT 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Court Cape May County: In- Series Window House Church of Christ, ter-denominational prayer Treatments 102 East Pacifi c Ave., Court ministry for healing of the PHYSICAL THERAPY House. Call 609-485-0575, sick. Fridays 3-8 p. m. West ext. 105. entrance of First Assembly For Your FREE In-Home Consultation call us at 1261 Route 9 South of God, 1068 Seashore Rd, Cape May Court House, NJ THURSDAY, June 8 North Cape May. No fees. 609.513.8595 No appointment necessary. Narcotics Anonymous: Call 884-3264. www.budgetblinds.com Cape May First Presbyte- *restrictions may apply 465-8801 rian Church, Decatur and Open Mon.-Fri. 8am - 4:30pm Hughes avenues, 8 p.m. Call 348-9292. Evening Hours Mon.,Tues. & Thurs. 4:30-8:00pm Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Par- Our professional staff specializes in ish House, Church of the Resurrection, 200 West Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce “Hands On” Personalized attention Tuckahoe Road, Marmora. to all your Physical Therapy Needs Call 800-344-2666. Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower Appointments Accepted Township Recreation Cen- ter, Bayshore Road, Villas. Barbara OʼShea, Physical Therapy Manager Nicotine Anonymous: 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. We accept most insurances including Oak Ave., Wildwood. Call Huge Savings Horizon BC/BS, Aetna USHC, Medicare, Joe, 729-9145 Auto and Workerʼs Comp. Cancer Support Group: Throughout The Store! BTMH, 7 p.m. Maruchi Room, second and fourth Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) (609) 569-9191 www.offi ce-concepts.com Thursdays, Room B. New Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 25

Federation of Democratic Knights Breakfast: Fourth before June 20. Contact Class Christmas in July: July 22, Women: Meet 7 p.m. the sec- Sunday of every month. St. President Michael Donohue at Craft and fl ea market. 8 a.m. ond Thursday of each month Gabriel’s Hall, Our Lady of the [email protected] for Tables $10. Hot dogs and at the DeVico Senior Center, Angels Church, Court House. further info. meatball sandwiches will be Magnolia Drive, Court House. Adults $5, Children $3 for full Sea Isle City VFW and sold. For information call Peg For information, call 884- breakfast. Auxiliary Flea Market: June 884-0709 or Rita 886-7159. 8819. 24, 301 41st St., Dawn to For special social events, Millman Center. LCMR Class of ’76 30th Retired and Current Fed- dusk. Food inside white el- turn to Community News St. Ann Seniors: First MONDAY, JUNE 12 Reunion: Aug 4 and 6. Get re- eral Employes: The second ephant table. For information pages. Send calendar items Wednesday of every month, acquainted at Harpoon Henry’s Thursday of every month, 1 call 263-1711. by 3 p.m. Thursday to Her- 1 p.m. All seniors welcome. Keenagers Seniors: Sec- 8 p.m. Aug. 4; reunion dinner Lunch Buffet only $7.99 p.m., social at noon. Millman Grand Brunch Buffet: WITH THIS COUPON ald County Calendar, P.O. Coffee and donuts served. ond Monday of every month Aug. 5 6-10:30 p.m. Aug. 5. Center , 2600 Bayshore Road, June 25, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Box 400, Rio Grande, NJ at noon, Crest Pier, Wildwood ($40) Contact reunion com- Free Wireless Villas. Fundraiser mini hoagies. Beth Judah Temple, Spencer Internet Access 08242, fax 886-1879 or email Crest. All seniors welcome. mittee 208 Linda Anne Ave., THURSDAY, JUNE 8 Call Bill Glacken, 463-0317. & Pacifi c avenues, Wildwood. Andrews & NJ Ave., [email protected] Exercise Hour: Mon, North Cape May, 08204 or Soul Line Dancing: 6- Wed, Fri. 6:30 a.m.-7:30 a.m. Lox bagels and more. $9, Kids email LCMRHS76@yahoo. Wildwood • 729-9200 VIM Clinic: 4 to 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Martin Luther King $2 Martin Luther King Center under 12, $5; under six, free. com. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 To schedule an appointment Center, 207 West Main St. 207 W. Main St. Whitesboro. Call 522-9327 or 846-1955 for Villas Golden Age: Week- the patient needs to call 463- Whitesboro. Have Fun, Get Program: 6:30-6:40: Stretch- tickets or information ly meetings, 12:30 p.m. in 2VIM. Patients cannot have Fit, and Learn all the latest Soul ing, 6:40-7: Exercise 7-7:20: Free Computer Class: insurance and must qualify ac- Line Dances. $3 per person. Walk/Run (inside/outside) June 28, Windows 102, 9 Simply Unique xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx cording to household income. Food and refreshments will be 7:20-7:30: Stretching/Cool- a.m.-12:30 p.m. Court House x x We do not take Medicare x Fiber Arts x sold. For info, call 465-8747. down. In case of inclement Library, 30 Mechanic St. Free x x patients. Tae Kwon Do: A different weather, exercise hour will to cardholders in good stand- Country Store & Outdoor Garden x x Golden Age Club: First x Yarn Shop x way to get into shape and be held in the gym. For more ing. Registration. Call 463- x x Thursday of every month, learn self defense, gain self information and to sign-up, call 6341. x x noon at the Anglesea Fire Coming Soon x x confidence. Classes for kids 465-8747, or stop on in at the West Wildwood Third x x House, Second and New Jersey and adults. Every Monday, King Center. American Family Festival: Coffee Bar x OPEN 7 DAYS x avenues. x x Tuesday and Thursday. For July 1. Interested crafters x x Cape Shore Sweet Ade- x x more information call 886- TUESDAY, JUNE 13 should call Joan, 522-4845, & Old-Fashioned x x lines: Welcomes singers every 6902 or 889-8105. ext. 3. Benefi t West Wildwood x x Thursday, 7 p.m. at: Charter Candy Store x FREE PARKING x Cape Harmonaires Bar- Volunteer Fire Department. x x Tech School 413 New Road, Summer Bazaar July 8 x FRIDAY, JUNE 9 bershop Chorus: Every Tues- x Somers Point. Contact Betsy Annual Summer Bazaar x Free Learn to Knit x 628-3119, Pat 927-2374 or day 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. x x Year-round Flea Market: at St. Barnabas by the Bay: x Daily 1-3pm x Lois 463-1618. at the Dennisville Primary at our newly expanded store 8 a.m.-4 p.m. today, tomorrow July 8, 13 West Bates Ave., Vil- x x Free Ballroom Dance School, 601 Hagen Road, Den- Andrea & Martin Biersbach, former x x and Sunday. Vietnam Veterans las, Saturday, July 8, 9 a.m. to x Kids Sat. Learn to x Class: 7-8:30 p. m. for all ages, nisville. Singers welcome. For Chapter 602, Old Erma Fire 3 p.m. Light lunch, hand-made owners of Cape May Coffee & Tea x Knit Class Starts x every Thursday at Sea Isle City information call Don, 770- x x Hall. Spaces $10. Bingo every items, white elephants, books, x 6/24 Enroll Now! x Methodist Fellowship Hall. 2524. Thursday. Call 602-9031 for food, something for everyone! 479 West Perry Street, West Cape May x x 4102 Central Ave., Kennedy Free Computer Class: x x information. Proceeds benefi t the church. x Washington Commons x Boulevard and Park Road. Call Library Catalog Essentials, 9 Cape Catholic Singles: North Cape May Seniors 609-884-3233 x Cape May, NJ x Rev. Barbara Frohock 263- a.m.-12:30 p.m. Court House x x First Friday of every month. x (609) 898-8080 x 3353, or visit the Website at Library, 30 Mechanic St. 7 p.m. Our Lady Star of the xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx www.SeaIsleUMC.org. Free t library cardholders in Sea Church, Cape May. For good standing. Registration information, call Pat 886-9293 required. Call 463-6341. RIO NAILS & SPA or Mary 889-1471. Of Mice and Men: 8 p.m. COMING EVENTS Let us pamper you on your special day! today and tomorrow; 2 p.m. 463-8868 Sunday, Gateway Playhouse, Luncheon and Card Par- 738 Bay Ave., Somers Point. ty: June 15, noon, at the Ava- • Manicures Call 653-0553. (6-18) lon Community Hall. Women’s • Pedicures Civic Club. Phone Marge • Full set for acrylic, SATURDAY, JUNE 10 967-5517 for tickets, $14. uv gel, pink & whites Boardwalk Craft Show: and silk wrap nails Free Community Car June 16 and 17, 10 a.m.- • Custom Nail Designs Wash: June 10, 10 a.m.-noon, 5 p.m. Cape May Conven- • Waxing First Assembly of God Church, tion Hall Over 100 crafters Walk-Ins Welcome 1068 Seashore Road, Cold expected. Free admission. Spring. Rain date June 17. No Interested crafters should call Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) donations. 884-9565. Avalon Garden Club Free Computer Class: Flower Show: “Avalon Then June 16, ‘How Does it Do and Now…” June 10, noon-4 That?” 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. GALLAGHER’S p.m. Community Center, 30th Court House Library, 30 Me- Street and Avalon Avenue. chanic St. Free to cardholders Free admission. in good standing. Registration BUILDING & REMODELING required. Call 463-6341. SUNDAY, JUNE 11 Richard Stockton College Alumni Association Picnic: Q Additions June 17. 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m. in TRAVEL/TRIPS the Stockton College Lakeside Q Windows Center (Pomona campus). CAMDEN AQUARIUM and Cost is $10 per ticket for ages Q WATERFRONT: 13 through adult and children Siding Wednesday, July 26. Price is 12 and under are admitted $72 per person due ASAP for free. Purchase tickets for Q Doors and includes round trip the event on-line at www. coach, admission to the New stockton.edu/alumni or call Q Roofi ng Adventure Aquarium, tour of Annette Thorpe at 652-4469. the Battleship New Jersey, Free Computer Class: Q our nation's most decorated June 19, Word Two, 9 a.m.- Kitchens “The Very battleship, and lunch at the 12:30 p.m. Court House Li- Best In Historical 20 Horse Tavern. brary, 30 Mechanic St., Free to Q Baths For information and flyer, call cardholders in good standing. Quality” Maureen, Andiamo Holidays Registration. Call 465-6341. at 609-898-0777 Cape May AARP Spring COUPON COUPON Luncheon: June 21, Grand Hotel, Cape May. Entertain- PRICING FOR ment by the Soft Tones. All $250 OFF $500 OFF seniors are welcome. Reser- Any Complete Any TRIPS vations are $18 per person before June 7. For informa- Siding or Complete $10 per week or $25 tion or tickets, call Pat Payne “WE GOT IT” Roofi ng Addition for4fourweeks.Trips 886-5594 or Rich Payton must be pre-paid.All 884-216. checks may be made Library Commission Call for FREE In-Home Meeting: June 21, Court out to the Herald House Library, Board Rooom, Estimate 609-522-1690 Newspapers. 30 Mechanic St., Court House. Deadlines are Public invited. Kevin Gallagher Owner/Operator Thursdays by 3pm Middle Township High School Class of 1985: 20- year reunion 7 p.m. June 23, at the Abbey Holmes Estate on Route 83 in Clermont. Cost $65 per person. There will also be a family event on Saturday, June 24. Checks made payable to MTHS Class Extended Weekend Hours Full Line of American of 1985 can be sent c/o 52 Tressler Lane, Court House, NJ Sat. 8am-2pm • Mon.-Fri. 7am-4:30pm Handcrafted Furniture 08210, and must be received PIG ROAST 18 Diamond Road Finished & Unfi nished CAPE MAY — The Episco- pal Church Men of the Church Rio Grande Visit our shop of the Advent are holding a pig roast dinner from 4:30-7 p.m. 609-886-2000 • 800-258-Fill INSIST ON THE BEST. #2 Bayshore Road & Route 47 June 16 in the Parish House, 612 Franklin St. (behind the On Line Showroom Green Creek, NJ • 609-886-7170 church). Cost is $8 per per- son. The Sweet Adelines will gobeaversupply.com FOUNDED 1903 be singing during the event. 26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Cape May County’s Beloved Family Obituaries

and Friends The Herald publishes brief JOSEPH ANTHONY death notices free and paid RAYAUSKAS, 68, of Wild- obituaries for $1.50 a line. wood Crest, May 31, 2006. Obituaries are submitted He was a lifetime resident by funeral homes; family of the area, a dispatcher for members who submit infor- the Wildwood Crest Police mation must provide the fu- Department, and a member neral home name. of the Church of the As- sumption. PAUL RICHARD CAMP, CECELIA A. KURTH 72, Of Court House, June RICHARDS ‘Sue’, 76, of 1, 2006. He was a lifetime North Cape May, June 3, resident, veteran of the U. 2006. She was a member of S. Army, lifetime member of St. John of God Church and the Court House Fire Depart- a resident for six years. ment and the Firemen’s Aide AMEDEO G. SANTA- Association. NIELLO, 88, of Wildwood WARREN T. CARLSEN, Crest, June 1, 2006. He Lauren Huggins 84, of Court House, May 31, was a resident for the past 22nd LAW ENFORCEMENT TORCH RUN — Eli Abud, far right, of Wildwood 2006. He was a manager of 50 years, chef and owner Would you like Crest Police Department hands torch to Adam McGraw, Vincent Carannante, Base Exchanges for the U. S. of Russo’s Restaurant and a to thank all those who were and Dan Holt, of North Wildwood Police Department on morning of June 2. government for 25 years. member of the Church of the Offi cers from law enforcement agencies throughout the county ran a relay from BETTY LOU CHEW, Assumption Church. kind to you and your family Cape May Point to County Park to raise awareness and funds for the Special 73, of Court House, June CAROLE STEPHANIE Olympics summer games. 2, 2006. She was a life- (Welker) SCHIAVO, 63, of during a recent loss or time county resident, and Ocean City, June 32, 2006. eulogize your loved one? member of the South Jersey She was a teacher for 26 Friends Host Benefi t to Aid Mustang Club. years in the Northfi eld area, Call Janet or Rachel ESTHER G. DAVIS, 69, and a member of St. Frances of Marmora, May 29, 2006. Cabrini Church. 886-8600 McDevitt’s Iraq Veteran Son She was a resident for 13 GEORGE P. SHAW, 73, years. comforting those in danger of Cape May, May 28, 2006. By NICK COLIN family friend. ELIZABETH A. ‘Betty’ exts. 33 or 34 of losing a loved one. “His memory wasn’t He was a skilled journeyman AVALON — Sean and DONNI, formerly of Victori- in Composition Roofi ng for There have been instanc- retaining anything so it was Nancy McDevitt of Green an Towers, June 1, 2006. She 35 years and an active union es where they’re the ones Creek are usually the people news to him every time was a member of Our Lady member of Local Union savings lives. they told him,” he said. Star of the Sea Church. No. 8. In a twist of fate, they are Michael was recently re- WILLIAM ROBERT DOROTHY E. (nee on the receiving end of the leased from the hospital and DUFFY, 59, of Avalon, May Hussey) SILVERS, 89, of spectrum. returned home June 3. 30, 2006. He was president Cape May, June 1, 2006. She On May 21, their son “He’ll be going back and and CEO of Imaging Supplies was a resident since 1997. Cpl. Michael McDevitt, forth between Pitt and here Coalition, Vietnam veteran EDITH T. SINNEARD, 22, and a female passenger for his rehabilitation,” said and member of Maris Stella 80, of Cape May, June 1, the family asked not to be Sean’s sister-in-law Diane Church. 2006. She was a resident identified, were on their McDevitt. GEORGE W. JOHNSON, since1968, retired from way to Cherry Point Ma- According to McDevitt, JR., of Ocean City, May 29, the Woodbine State School, rine Corps Air Station in Michael is doing much 2006. He was a member and was a member of St. North Carolina, where he better, but is still having of the Somers Point United Raymond’s Church. $/./4-)33 Methodist Church. 7ˆÊޜÕÀÊiÃÌ>ÌiÊ >ÛiÊ 4()3&2%%3%-).!2 is stationed. memory problems. BARRY M. SPAULDING, A Marine for four years, Meanwhile, Diane and KATHYRN E. (nee 53, formerly of Whitesboro, /.%$!9/.,9 Moore) KUBIAK, 74, of who had recently served in family friend Mike Linz Sr. May 31, 2006. He was a ̜ÊÃiÊޜÕÀÊÛ>V>̈œ˜Ê Woodbine, May 29, 2006. Iraq, Michael was returning graduate of Middle Township organized a beef-and-beer She was employed by the #ALL4OLL&REE from his parents’ home benefi t to be held at the High School and attended Woodbine State School and Stockton State College. œ“iÊÜ i˜ÊޜÕÊ`ˆi¶     where he was on leave. Rockin’ Chair on June 11, a member of the South Side AUDREY M. UMS- Towards the end of a near beginning at 4 p.m. and ˆ`Ê9œÕʘœÜÊ/ >Ì\ 3EATINGISLIMITED Baptist Church. CHEID, 73, of North Cape 2ESERVEYOURSPACETODAY eight-hour drive, Michael, ending around 8 p.m. ARTHUR E. LATHERS, May, June 2, 2006. She was a >˜ÞÊ«>Ài˜ÌÃÊÜ>˜ÌÊ̜ʏi>ÛiÊÌ iˆÀÊÛ>V>̈œ˜Ê>Ài>Ê œ“iÊÌœÊ fell asleep at the wheel, lost Most of the proceeds will SR., 92, of Dennisville, June Ì iˆÀÊV ˆ`Ài˜°ÊÊœÜiÛiÀ]ÊLÞÊۈÀÌÕiʜvÊ«œœÀÊ«>˜˜ˆ˜}]ÊÌ iÊ 4HURSDAY *UNE  resident since 1973, a mem- AM AM control of his Ford F-150 go to the McDevitt fam- 1, 2006. He was a veteran ber of Fr. William Shelton’s Û>V>̈œ˜Ê œ“iʜvÌi˜Ê >ÃÊ̜ÊLiÊ܏`Ê̜ʫ>ÞÊÌ>ÝiÃÊ>˜`ɜÀÊ truck and smashed into a ily, so that they can defray of World War II, retired car- Ì iÊV ˆ`Ài˜ÊLi}ˆ˜Ê̜Êw} ÌʜÛiÀÊ œÜÊÌ iÊ œ“iÊ >ÃÊ̜ÊLiÊ !VALON,INKS2ESTAURANT art class at St. Barnabas tree around 3 a.m. some of the cost they’ve penter and a member of the “>˜>}i`Ê>vÌiÀÊÌ iÊ«>Ài˜ÌÃÊ`i>Ì °Ê .ORTH2OUTE Church of Villas. 3WAINTON They weren’t found until incurred. Dennisville United Method- ELIZABETH C. ‘Bette’
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Free training - at Burdette Tomlin Memo- 886-8600 ext. 35 or HOWARD IRVIN OLI- Small Investment Are you concerned about: rial Hospital, moved into a [email protected] VER, 53, of Court House, Start earning immediately nearby hotel. June 3, 2006. He was a Visit our website: JAZZ VESPERS lifetime resident, retired Wills They took time off from www.pathway2wellbeing.com their respective jobs. Middle Township police Living Wills For details, For two weeks they CAPE MAY — The Brian offi cer and served with the Powers of Attorney waited and prayed as their Betts Quartet will perform 253rd Transportation Unit Call (609) 861-2552 Estate Taxes son struggled to regain his at the First Presbyterian of the National Guard during Ask for Bill Nursing Home Costs memory, while he slipped Church, Hughes & Deca- the Vietnam War. Providing for a Disabled Child in and out of conscious- tur streets at 8 p.m. June Caring for an Elderly Loved One ness. 18. Limited free parking NORTH “The doctor had to wake is available. Admission is him every day and tell him free. Wheelchair acces- CAPE CENTER Then you should call 609-463-8125 what had happened” and sible. A love offering will be to reserve your space. that his friend died, said appreciated. Call 884-8740 • Short Term Rehabilitation Hugh McElroy of Avalon, a for information. • Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy The workshop is presented by and at the Law Firm of • 24 hour Skilled Nursing Care • Long Term Healthcare D’AVANZO & POSERINA • Enhanced Clinical Capabilities • Respite Care 1029 Route 9 South, Financial & Retirement Planning, Cape May Court House Estate Planning, Servicing Clients Guided Tour Available • Call Michele Knight 898-8899 Professionally for OVER 40 YEARS Wednesday, June 21st 1129 Rt. 9 So., Suite 7 North Cape Center 6:00-8:00pm Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Genesis ElderCare® Network Phone: 609-463-9979 Stan Lane, CLU, CPCU 700 Townbank Rd., Fax: 609-463-1178 Chairman North Cape May, NJ [email protected] 898-8899 Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 27 Are There Pervasive Errors? JCOW Lawyer Refutes Mayor’s Claim Wildwoods Are Not Alone ELENA’S By LAUREN HUGGINS cataway, and Lebanon that in some cases the de- through an enclosed cor- standards regarding fi rewall has made decent progress CREST PIER Township, according to sign professional correctly ridor or stair is group R-2,” separation, fi re suppression in removing properties WILDWOOD — “I have Donnelly. designated the buildings at Grayce writes. systems, and means of exit from the infamous list. As Beauty Salon it in writing,” Mayor Er- “It was nowhere near as R-2, but fi re subcode offi - “If any portion of a means for occupants. Require- of the beginning of May, nie Troiano Jr., chairman widespread as Wildwood,” cials incorrectly interpreted of egress of a unit is shared ments are less stringent approximately 53 units • Full Family Hair Care of the board of the Joint Donnelly said. the applicable building code with more than two units, for properties classified had reached agreements, • Open Year Round Construction Offi ce of the Copies of the Construc- and again did not require the use group is not R-3; it as R-3. he said. Wildwoods (JCOW), said tion Code Communicator fi re sprinkler systems. is R-2,” he states. In other business, Callahan added that • Facial Waxing of his claim that code viola- reviewed by the Herald “These issues were dis- A copy of this newsletter Callahan said he was fi ll- those who are named in • Manicures tions, similar to those found reveal that at least two covered in both the north- was addressed to Michael ing an amended 48-page the lawsuit are still being By Appointment in 79 buildings in the Wild- warnings about incorrect ern and southern areas of Preston, former construc- complaint on Monday on worked on. woods, exist up and down classifi cations of residen- the state,” writes Grayce. tion offi cial, during his ten- JCOW’s behalf naming ar- “If their issues are re- • Walk-Ins the coast of this state. tial buildings have been Grayce’s article goes on ure as construction offi cial chitects, builders and condo solved, they’ll be dismissed Welcome Glenn Callahan, attor- provided to municipal in- to give detailed steps in de- with JCOW. associations who have not from the litigation,” he • Gift Certifi cates ney for JCOW, said the spectors. termining an R-3 or R-2 use Preston retired in Au- brought their buildings into said. Contact Huggins at: Heather & Atlantic Aves., “black and white” proof The article in question group and warns offi cials gust before approximately compliance. Wildwood Crest that Troiano referred to was originally written in that failure to enforce these 500 condominiums were Judge Steven Perskie had (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or 523-0747 is a state Department of 1999 by Gerald Grayce, sections is a “very serious publicly identifi ed as being given Callahan a month to [email protected] Community Affairs (DCA) of the Offi ce of Regulatory matter.” misdesignated as an R-3, determine who would need quarterly newsletter known Affairs, and revised again in “It is clear that a two- when the proper designa- to be named in the suit and as the Construction Code the winter of 2005 “due to story residential building tion would have been R-2. to work out solutions with Communicator. the discovery of residential having two or more dwell- In light of the density the affected parties outside That newsletter is dis- buildings have incorrect ing units per floor and of an R-2 property, it is the court. tributed to municipal con- use group classifi cations.” Great having a means of egress required to meet certain Callahan said that he Meat struction officials by the In the most recent ar- Package DCA, as notice of activity ticle, Grayce writes that MEAT MARKET Specials! and advice. design professional’s R-3 Abundance of Fine Dining, & Convenience Store According to Chris Don- group classifi cation was be- nelly, a spokesman with ing misinterpreted by some Now Available - Cell Phone Cards DCA, the agency is aware officials and the correct Entertainment Businesses HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 6am - 6pm, Sun. 6am - 4pm of three towns in the entire classifi cation was R-2. As a state that each had one proj- result of the error, required 437 Washington Ave., Woodbine, NJ ect with a violation. fi re sprinkler systems were Crop Up on Pacifi c Avenue 609-861-0555 • Fax 609-861-5311 The towns identified not installed. By LAUREN HUGGINS at the age of 13. improvements. were East Hanover, Pis- Additionally, he states An upscale steak and “A few of the shops look HHHH WILDWOOD — Pacifi c seafood restaurant will really interesting,” he said Atlantic City Press Avenue has seen the open- replace the former M.T. gesturing to Europa Delight “Best of Wildwood” Philadelphia Magazine ing of more than 40 new Bottle. Joe Connor, who and Cheap Charlie’s. “It businesses in the past four is developing that site, is isn’t just pizza and t-shirt years, according to Main additionally investing over shops.” Street Wildwood Executive $500,000 to transform the “The work they did to Director Mike Porch. former Razzles, into The the sidewalk is nice,” Mas- Unfortunately, in the City Nightclub. samino added. wake of new enterprises, a Kim Bell, 21, of Cherry Traditional concrete side- number of “mom and pop” Hill, wondered if the up- walks along Pacifi c Avenue establishments have closed scale environment would replaced an eight-block their doors along the main alienate some long-time area along the former Holly street. tourists. Beach mall area, which was “Most smaller businesses “I hope I’ll be able to once covered in colorful don’t have the capital that afford to eat here,” she sidewalks. will withstand the highs joked. Problems with the bright HOME EQUITY LOANS and lows of the seasons,” “I’m fine with fancy sidewalks kept cropping Porch told the Herald. places, but I hope a few up, such as the color from “These are investors that of the smaller restaurants the sidewalk fading, trans- We bring the are coming in with lots stick around,” Bell added. ferring onto people’s shoes of capital and a business “Their food is good and and being tracked into paperwork right to plan.” cheap.” shops. your coffee table. The new restaurants It seems like the down- Palm tree-shaped street Now that’s service! won’t just be your typical town revitalization can’t signs, similar to those along pizza parlors; the nightclub come soon enough for Rio Grande Avenue, will Serving Dinner won’t be a typical club, ac- some visitors to the Wild- replace the rocket ship Fri., Sat. & Sun. from 5pm cording to Porch. woods. John Masamino, of design. “We’re working on Philadelphia, was taking That makeover proj- % growing as a fine dining a stroll along Pacific Av- ect was funded with Friday All Night APR* and entertainment destina- enue May 31 and said he $200,000 grant from the 3 course Prix Fixe $30 5.74 tion,” he said. wasn’t impressed by what improvement district and a 5-YEAR FIXED RATE HOME EQUITY LOAN Pete and Celeste DeAn- he saw. $150,000 federal grant. gelis are moving their Ital- “A handful of vacant Call For Reservations • 523-1800 ian restaurant to Pacific buildings, for rent signs, Contact Huggins at: % Avenue after 14 years in and I went at least three of (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or Corner of Taylor & Pacifi c, Wildwood 6.24 APR* North Wildwood. four blocks without coming [email protected] Vince Chiarella is also across a business that was 10-YEAR FIXED RATE moving his restaurant to open,” Masamino said. the main street. He is cur- “What I’d really like Families F.I.R.S.T. rently renovating the prop- is to see some of the old % erty at the corner of Glen- time entertainment re- 6.49 APR* Support Group 2006 wood and Pacifi c avenues. turn. When I was a kid, 15-YEAR FIXED RATE Chiarella plans to name his this street was just packed restaurant after his daugh- with people dancing and Skip going home for dinner and come join us. Families F.I.R.S.T. ter Gia, who passed away listening to great music,” ON LOANS OF $50,000 OR MORE he reminisced. has changed its group meeting time to 6pm and will now offer pizza NO CLOSING COSTS “I believe in getting into Although Masamino said & soda. Families can come together to learn more about mental 20-YEAR TERM ALSO AVAILABLE hot water; it keeps you he believes that progress is clean.” slow along the main street, illness and get the much needed support they desire. Fast approval - apply by phone or online. G. K. 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Home or office visits to sign loan papers must be scheduled between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. (next to Joe Canal’s Liquor Store) • (609) 886-9950 Monday through Friday. This offer is open only to residents of Atlantic, Burlington, F.I.R.S.T. please contact Samantha Knocke at: Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer, Ocean, and Salem Counties in Fri 4pm-10pm, Sat 12pm-10pm, Sun 12pm-9pm, Member FDIC New Jersey. Other rates and terms available. Rates accurate as of publication date. Mon & Thurs 4pm-9pm • Closed Tues & Wed 609-463-0014 Ext. 17 28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Religious I have a son, Joel, who I believe with all my and jump into God’s arms? ourselves. This, my family, Articles heart that if more people Will you at least give Him a is contagious faith and that later this July will turn SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT three-years-old. One of got a glimpse of believers chance to catch you? You’ll kind of passion is defi nitely • Bibles the most refreshing quali- living out their faith with never know that He will worth catching. • Music ties about that little boy the same kind of energy and — if you never even try. Who is ready to jump • Gifts is the unquestioning faith innocent exuberance that And for those of you with Joel and me? • Jewelry that he has in his father’s With Pastor Rudy my son Joel displayed when reading this article today You can hear Pastor Rudy • Books promises. he confi dently jumped into that daily long to live by on Oldies 94 WILW on • Candles For instance, the other encouraged Joel to jump and His word, we must be his father’s waiting arms, faith and desire to use your Sunday afternoon’s from 1- • Crucifi xes day when Joel and I were from the safety of where willing to do what He says. it would make going to one and only life to live out 4 p.m. as he hosts “Rudy’s in the backyard together, he was standing into my Faith and works must go church more a happening the challenges of being in Time Machine” and again Lamb Book Store he was standing at the outstretched arms. together like peanut butter than a horror. active duty in the Lord’s on Monday night from 9 901 New Jersey Ave., service, keep on keeping until Midnight as he hosts North Wildwood • 729-2650 top of the deck stairs. I I assured him that he and jelly if you are going It all begins with a had nothing to be afraid of to label it a “PB and J” willingness to not stop at on and don’t be discour- “Oldies with a Heart.” because I was right there to sandwich. hearing what God says, aged for there just might Island Family catch him and there was no I shouldn’t be telling but actually going the next be an Errol Flynn watching Resurrection way in the world I would you that “Jesus loves you,” step and putting it into you today who needs to Sets Seminar ever be so nonchalant as if I am not fi rst willing to practice. This makes faith understand that real faith is Worship Center to be careless enough to love you too and be willing the adventure that it was not so much what happens MARMORA — The drop him. to offer you more than just designed to be and not the in the safety of the church Church of the Resurrec- This Sunday - June 11th Did Joel believe I would nice but tired clichés. sanitized, dumb-downed building. tion, 200 W. Tuckahoe catch him? Yes he did. I shouldn’t be telling version that we have way It is what goes on out Road will host “V is for “Bring a Friend” 10:30am How do I know that he God how much I love Him too often settled for. in the highways and the Vision” from 10 a.m.-noon Next Sunday - Father’s Day had faith in me? I know it if He never comes fi rst in I think too many people byways where all of us are June 17. because his actions backed my life. God deserves more are walking away from called to live out the Great Those attending will fi nd Listen to “Perfect Day Radio” up his beliefs. Joel actually than just another meal of God, not because he does Commission, where the out what it means to be jumped into my grasp. Sup- my “leftovers.” If we say turn them off, but because Lord called us to go out into truly Catholic — as if for WIBG 1020AM pose he didn’t jump. that we have faith in God, they have never gotten all the world to preach the the fi rst time. or on the web He might have said with it should result in our seek- a glimpse of what a faith gospel, by us putting into Registration begins at his mouth a million times, ing out His company as the fully alive looks like. They practice the Great Com- 9:30 a.m. Refreshments www.islandfamilyworship.com “I trust my Daddy,” but if “main course” and not just are being duped by a faulty mandment- which is for will be served. $5 donation he never jumps- deep down as the thing to do as long as counterfeit and paying us to love God with all of welcome. VFW Hall, 3816 Pacifi c Ave. Wildwood inside I know that he really something better doesn’t dearly for their mistake. our hearts and souls and For information, call Pastors Jack & Dawn Schell & Chris doesn’t believe that I will come along fi rst. Have you ever thought to love our neighbors as 390-0664. For More Information Call (609) 576-2953 keep my word. One of the not so at- of living out your faith And this leads me to say tractive, yet common pic- in the same context of a word today about living tures of the church today excitement as say an old St. John’s by-the-Sea Covenant Presbyterian Church faith. Living faith is active is that we are a group of Errol Flynn movie? After and not passive. Living people that always seem recently reading his biog- 25th & Avalon Ave., Avalon, NJ 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 faith takes a stand. Living to be stuck in the locker raphy, I have learned that 609-967-7158 886-2448 faith makes a move. Living room but never get out on Errol Flynn could have used St. John’s is a summer chapel in the faith speaks up. the fi eld to put into prac- some real life faith in his Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey. There are many people tice what we talk about in own world. Sunday Worship Th e church is open for worship from the fi rst 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages today who “talk faith” but the safety of our training A man who never was don’t have the courage to quarters. as confi dent and debonair Sunday in June to the last Sunday in September. 10:00am - Coffee fellowship “walk faith.” The Bible We are like a group off the screen in everyday 10:15am - Worship Service, Children’s says in the book of James of athletes who gather life as he appeared to be in June: Holy Eucharist at 9:00am Church, Nursery Provided that faith without action is together to read about run- his fi lms- he literally cried dead and literally meaning- ning and talk about running out for somebody who ac- Th e Reverend Dr. Frank Jago Priest in residence Wednesday less (James 2:17-18). If it is and sing about running and tually lived out what they not expressed in concrete get the latest uniforms and claimed to believe. Prayer Meeting 7-8pm and tangible ways, it isn’t gear to run and hear from Flynn died a broken man ST. BARNABAS faith at all. those who have run in the at the age of 50 and one can Sunday In order to believe God past but the only problem only wonder how his life BY-THE-BAY Explorers Club and is we never get out there to might have been different EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bible Seminar run ourselves. if he had learned the joy 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas Youth Group 6-7pm Faith isn’t appropriated that my three-year- old son 886-5960 Set Saturday and fully owned until you Joel has — a belief system have put some mileage that is rooted in the truth Sunday Worship Bible Study At Church Monday 7:30 pm on your personal spiritual that life is good when you 8 am & 9:30 am Holy Eucharist COURT HOUSE — A Sunday School Healing Service First Baptist Church sneakers and get out on learn to trust the father. “Walk Through the Bible” 9:30 am Parish Hall Thursday 9 am the track and put your body Here is what Flynn actually Old Testament seminar ECW Evening Women’s Group - 3rd Tues.@7pm of Wildwood into gear. Fear is the num- wrote in one of his journals: will be held from 9 a.m.-3 ECW Women’s Group - 3rd Wed. @ noon ber one killer of faith and if “The world’s need for faith Maple & Atlantic p.m. June 10 at Our Lady www.saintbarnabasvillas.org the Father is calling you to is desperate, more desper- of the Angels Church, East Avenues step out and jump into His ate than my own, for I am Mechanic Street and the 609-522-2981 arms and trust Him to do only one lost individual Parkway. what He has promised to in a tortured universe, a Tabernacle Church The seminar will lead Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis do for you, then what are world weary, shocked and offers a lot of choices those attending through the you waiting for? shattered. No philosophy, lands, people and events of Choose your The real joy for believ- no political fanatical dogma Summer Worship the Old Testament, and will Choose your activities for ers is that they get to be can stand against a true be led by Randy Malick Bible Study children and 9:30am agents of positive change belief in God. Faith — I and director of religious educa- (Choir Practice 9am) in a world that could use wish I had it!” youth tion at St. Hilary Parish. Prayer Groups a breath of fresh air. You Faith — I long for all Cost is $25 and covers Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned can say that you believe of you that are reading the seminar, workbook and Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided God and trust the Bible but this article today to get a Choose your lunch. For further informa- until you are daily involved fresh and daily dose of act- fellowship and social events tion, or to register, contact “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message in playing follow the leader ing on what you say you about the Greatest Friend.” Kathleen Barr, 465-7512. ...and even choose your blend of with the Lord, you are only believe. For those of you worship on Sunday morning kidding yourself, and not who have for too long got- fooling God or anybody ten stuck at the top of the First United Sunday Worship at 9:30am Contemporary Traditional Methodist Church else that watches your life stairs with no intention of at 8:30 am at 11:00 am “Holy Communion: First & Third Sunday” daily also. moving from your vantage 6700 Atlantic Ave., Healing Prayer: point— would you do me a Tabernacle United Methodist Church Wildwood Crest Shriners to Hold favor today? 702 Seashore Rd. • Erma, NJ 08204 729-4265 Third Sunday Following Worship Screening Clinic Will you take a sure bet Call 884-3574 for details WILDWOOD CREST — The Cape May County Shine Club will hold free “Out with the New, in with the Old” Evangelical Lutheran Church off-premises orthopedic or “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 burn screening clinic at the of Our Saviour Hereford Masonic Lodge, Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church 6300 Atlantic Ave. from 9 Third Ave. at 93rd St., Stone Harbor a.m.-1 p.m. June 17. King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching The clinic is an attempt to screen area children for ad- Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values Sunday Worship - 8:30 at Church mission to the Shriner Hos- 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 pital System. The Shriners Hospitals offer in-patient Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 10am - Cape May County Park and outpatient treatment between Pavilion 3 & 4 at no cost for children with Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. orthopedic-related problems Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. No Sunday School as well as burn problems. Those who are interested Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. or know of someone who Phone: 609-368-3031 • e-mail: [email protected] might need the services, call Children’s Bible The Rev. Dr. Glenn F. Schoenberger, Pastor Robert Polis at 898-2070 or Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 889-4571. Pastor Jeff McLeod & Family A Congregation Bridging Many Christian Traditions. Transportation assistance is available. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 29

minimal or no experience. at the Avalon Community Dotty Berner, a colorful Little No Horse” by Louise the Women’s Civic Club Seven Mile Beach It is recommended for Center, 30th Street and pastel by Danielle Mick, a Erdrich. of Avalon will be Arlette Tom Cope, 368-1066 persons who work in or Avalon Avenue from noon seascape painting by Neal Call Sue Keen at 967- de Monseau Michaelis of e-mail:[email protected] frequent locations where until 4 p.m. McPheeters, and an oil on 5924 for details. South Dennis. Public Access Defi brilla- *** linen of the Wetlands In- *** The public is invited to tors have been placed. The friends and neigh- stitute by Diane Sivavec. The Avalon Free Public join them at 12:30 p.m. Memorial Day 2006 will from the crowd to stand Registration is required; bors of Ione Pope will For more information Library will host a sum- in the Avalon Community be remembered as one together. We did not know call 609-368-5288 to sign gather the afternoon of call the gallery, 609-368- mer speaker series each Center to hear her speak of the best ever on Seven how many heroes live up. June 11, at 136 111th St. 8288, or the Wetlands In- Wednesday evening at 7 about her book “Beyond Mile Beach. among us. *** for an open house birthday stitute, 609-368-1211. p.m. from June 21 until the Ouija Board,” which is The weather was fan- Let us not take for The general member- party for Mrs. Pope. *** Aug. 23. based upon her experienc- tastic. The beaches were granted their service and ship meeting of the Re- She will be 93 that Sun- You won’t want to miss On June 21, the series es as a young girl in Nazi beautiful and inviting. The their sacrifi ce. Let us not alty Owners Association day. No presents needed. If the Evening Treasure Hunt will feature Sharon Wohl- occupied Belgium during crowds were large, and take for granted the free- of Stone Harbor (ROA) is you can, bring something at the Avalon Museum on muth, Pulitzer Prize-win- World War II. business was brisk. doms that they have won scheduled for 9 a.m. Sat- for a display table on the June 17. ning photo-journalist and *** But most of all we will and preserved for us. urday at the Stone Harbor history of Stone Harbor or Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, a author of “A Day in the This week’s regularly remember the parades and “All gave some. Some Elementary School, 93rd your history and time in buffet dinner and a mini Life of the American Wom- scheduled boards and celebrations that honor gave all.” Street and Third Avenue. Stone Harbor. wine tasting while you an,” “Sisters,” and “Moth- councils: tonight Avalon our men and women who *** Come at 8:30 a.m. for Mrs. Pope has lived in browse the many trea- ers and Daughters.” Council meets at 7:30 have served our nation and To view a photo of the coffee and refreshments. Stone Harbor for 36 years. sures contributed by area *** p.m.; June 9 Stone Harbor preserved our freedom. American Legion Post 331 The meeting agenda She likes the climate and businesses for the Silent The guest speaker at Zoning Board meets at 8 The dedication of Vet- Color Guard, go to the includes: Police Chief Wil- says there have only been Auction. the June 26 meeting of p.m. erans’ Plaza and the pre- online version of Seven liam Toland, Mayor Su- two bad winters in 36 The evening begins at 5 sentation of the memorial Mile News Notes at www. zanne Walters, State of the years. p.m. Tickets are available wreaths at the conclusion Capemaycounty herald. Borough Message; Coun- She feels safe and se- at the Avalon Museum, of the parades and ceremo- com and click on News, cilwoman Ann Wannen, cure in Stone Harbor and the Avalon Chamber of FREE nies in Avalon and in Stone then News Notes, and then Recreation Center Up- highly recommends it for Commerce and the Avalon Harbor were fi ne tributes Seven Mile. date; Councilman Julian retirees and seniors. branch of Sturdy Savings. to those who gave their all *** Miraglia, Natural Resourc- She participates in the For more information, for their country. The Avalon Rescue es Programs; open forum Avalon Seniors “Sit and please call the museum at WEIGHT LOSS The most moving and Squad is offering free of Q & A to 11 a.m. Fit” class three times a 609-967-0090. heart warming moment CPR/AED training to the The Stone Harbor Muse- week. That and ocean *** in each ceremony came as public. um just down the block, at swimming each day in the The Avalon Free Public SEMINAR the American Legion Hon- This one-night class is 235 93rd St. will be open summer keeps her happy Library is hosting a “PC or Guard was preparing to about three hours long, for ROA members after the and fi t. User’s Group” meeting present the Colors. and is offered on four sep- meeting. *** on June 19 from 6:30 to Alexander Onopchenko, M.D., F.A.C.S. Post 331 Commander arate dates; June 8, 15, 20 *** The Garden Club of 8 p.m. at 32nd Street and Bill Keenan asked that and 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Avalon Councilman Stone Harbor will hold Ocean Drive. all veterans in the crowd the Avalon Firehouse, 31st David Ellenberg will ad- their very own garden par- The program is “Dis- come forward and stand Street and Dune Drive. dress Saturday’s meeting ty at the Wetlands Insti- covering Fascinating Web “Minimally Invasive with the Legion members This accredited course of the Avalon Home and tute on June 12 at 11 a.m. Sites When Browsing the for the ceremony. includes the updated Land Owners Association. Members will be sharing Internet.” Persons with all We were all amazed as guidelines for CPR and De- He will discuss economic their favorite dishes. levels of computer experi- Bariatric Surgery” our neighbors, friends and fi brillation, and is geared development along Dune *** ence are welcome. family members stepped towards individuals with Drive in Avalon. Avalon Performing Arts You are encouraged to The meeting will be Council will be traveling share your own favorite Monday, June 12 OCEANVIEW CENTER FOR held in the Avalon Senior to the Philadelphia Mu- web site with the group. Center at 10 a.m. All are seum of Art on June 14 Call the library to register 7 p.m. REHABILITATION AND CONTINUING CARE welcome. to view “Andrew Wyeth: or for more information at 2721 Route 9, Ocean View, NJ 08230 *** Memory and Magic.” 609-967-7155. Millman Center Another new year in For more information *** RESIDENTIAL LIVING the life of the Stone Har- call 609-967-3808. The Avalon Performing 209 Bayshore Road “Best Kept Secret in Cape May County” bor Museum has begun. *** Arts Council’s Art Show Villas, NJ Their collection is grow- The Women’s Civic and Sale on June 25 will For admission information or to schedule a ing and their displays are Club of Avalon will con- feature 62 artists and their tour, call the Director of Admissions at changing. duct a Luncheon and Card works in competition for • Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass Telephone 609-624-3881 Volunteers manage the Party at noon on June 15 monetary prizes in the or e-mail us at: Museum. They invite you in the Avalon Community four categories of oil/ Roux-En-Y [email protected] to come and join in the fun Hall. acrylic, watercolor, mixed of preserving and docu- Call Marge 609-967- media, and photography. • Laparoscopic Adjustable menting the history of 5517 for tickets, which This free show will be Gastric Banding Stone Harbor. are $14. open to the public from The principal new dis- *** 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the (LAP-BAND®) NOW AVAILABLE play this year focuses on The Avalon Museum’s Avalon Community Hall the history of storms and Sixth Annual Tri-Avalon at 30th Street and Avalon beach preservation in Race is scheduled for June Avenue. Both procedures performed Stone Harbor. 17. *** Saboteurs At the heart of the dis- Registration may be Mah Jongg Instruc- locally at AtlantiCare Regional play is a new DVD pre- done by mail or on race tions will be available on Medical Center sentation on the history of day from 7 to 8 a.m. The June 12, at 1:30 p.m. at by W.F.B. Griffi n storms in our town. race begins at 8:15 a.m. the Avalon Senior Center. Visitors can enjoy a nar- Bikers must wear a helmet Other activities include: rated photographic presen- and kayakers must wear cooking class, open art Seating is limited. BAYSHORE MALL COURT HOUSE VILLAGE tation of storm activity in an approved PFD. workshop, bridge, and Ferry Rd. & Bayshore Rd., Dennisville Rd., CMCH Stone Harbor dating from For more information Spanish classes. Registration is required. (next to Superfresh) North Cape May the early 1900s. or entry forms, please call Book Club meets on Please call 609-407-2332. A booklet documenting the Avalon Museum at July 11 to discuss “The 884-7878 465-8464 the history of storm dam- 609-967-0090. Last Report of Miracles at Open Daily: 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. age and beach preservation 4 is available for purchase. *** o Gift Certifi cates o4 Audio Books Museum hours are: Sun- Peter McPhee Fine Arts FULLFULL SERVICESERVICE SALONSALON o4 2006 Calendars o4 Special Orders 3-7 Days days 1-4 p.m., Tues- Gallery at 9416 Second hear • Gift Certifi cates AVON Products days 10-noon and 1-4 p.m., Ave. will host an art auc- • Manicures & Pedicures Available Wednesdays 7-9 p.m., and tion fundraiser on June unsation Tues.-Sat. 9-5 • Thurs. 9-8 Thursdays 10- noon and 1- 17, from 7-10 p.m. to ben- S 1400 Texas Ave., Cape May • 884-3011 Now...You Can Look Great In A 4 p.m. efi t the Wetlands Institute Be sure to visit the gift in Stone Harbor. shop while in the museum. The auction will co- New items are continually incide with the opening added to its inventory. of a new exhibit at the PRODUCE PLACE One *** gallery and the Wetlands The 24th Annual Avalon Institute will receive a FRESH GREEN UNBEATABLE BELL GREEN Week Garden Club Flower Show percentage of the winning PRODUCE OPEN YEAR ROUND SUMMER HRS. SPECIALS & Bayshore & Townbank Rd., “Avalon: Then and Now,” bid prices on four works: LARGEST DELI MON.-SAT. BEANS IN CAPE MAY North Cape May 8:30AM-6PM PEPPERS FREE will be held on Saturday a bird carving by John and COUNTY NOW ACCEPTING SUN. 9AM-4PM in our ¢ VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS 889-9045 ¢ HT42 99 lb. SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, JUNE 13TH AT 3 PM 99 lb. 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SEA THEATRE F-16 Jets Over Dune Drive, Crowd Wowed, Some Startled Thank You By CHRISTINE COTE from Pomona, according might be a noise related to training operations,” he In this case, the air wing chat with the pilot. to Harry de Butts, head of shore preservation. said and thinks it was “en- trains in tandem along the Not all requests are ap- (R) for Smoking AVALON — For those emergency management But, “it just went zoom couraged” along by the Atlantic coast, so Avalon proved, she said. Hoot (PG13) who thought they were and public works for the and then it was silent,” offi ce of U.S. Rep. Frank was technically in its path. It was his understanding SHOWTIMES dreaming or that they were borough. so she wasn’t sure what LoBiondo (R-2d). Mays said the 177th was that it had to be for a rec- under attack, those were He said he wasn’t sure it was. Since then she’s According to Capt. able to cover two other ognized public government THURS. 8PM military jets that roared until he got a phone call talked to others in her Yvonne Mays, Wing Execu- events that day. event, said de Butts, which FRIDAY 7:15PM & 9:30PM through seven-mile island from one of the pilots at neighborhood and nobody tive Offi cer for the 177th, If the jets had been called Mays confi rmed. SATURDAY 8PM at 10:30 a.m. May 29. 7:30 that morning that “it made a big deal about it these requests are handled upon for a specifi c military It was the FAA that ap- $6 Adult • $4 Children They were two F-16s was good to go.” and she’s not complaining through the Department exercise other than the proved the altitude level from the Air National For the hundreds gath- either. of Military and Veterans normal training run, the over the borough, said de 4005 Pacifi c Ave Guard 177th Fighter Wing ered at the borough’s new Anyone who thinks Affairs. fl yover would have been Butts. Wildwood • 729-0337 Veteran’s Plaza to com- they would like to have Requests go through the scrapped, according to Contact Cote at (609) memorate Memorial Day, a fl yover punctuate their Pentagon and it is a DOD Mays. That was the reason 886-8600 Ext 31 or: de Butts said “the cheers celebration, particularly sanctioned event, she said. for de Butts’ early morning [email protected] from the crowd and the with graduation parties But a request won’t “gen- tears it brought were im- and June weddings on the erate a mission just for pressive.” horizon, forget it. that.” For some living nearby The few moments of The DOD locates an air 1ST NAILS like Rosabel Koss, of Stone drama provided by these group situated near where Professional Nail Salon THE OMEN (R) Harbor, it was a bit star- high speed, agile machines the request was made and Full Service for Fri. & Mon. - Thu. 4:20 7:00 9:35 Sat. & Sun. 1:20 4:20 7:00 9:35 tling. required Department of De- it will be approved if it fi ts Ladies & Gentlemen CARS (G) When informed that the fense and Federal Aviation in with the normal training Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm Fri. & Mon. - Thu. 3:20 6:20 9:05 two jets fl ew over at 1,000 Administration approval, schedule for that group. Sat. & Sun. 12:20 3:20 6:20 9:05 What types of aircraft ap- Sun 12pm - 6pm BREAK-UP (PG–13) feet right down Dune according to de Butts who Fri. & Mon. - Thu. 4:55 7:20 9:45 Drive, Koss said, “So I did said he stared the paper- pear depends on what the Walk-Ins Welcome Sat. & Sun. 12:05 2:30 4:55 7:20 9:45 hear it.” work for it months ago. unit called up fl ies. X-MEN: STAND (PG–13) (ON 2 SCREENS) At the time, she said He fi led “a standard re- “It’s not always jets,” Fri. & Mon. - Thu. 4:00 5:05 6:40 7:30 9:10 9:55 Rio Grande Plaza - 889-8867 Sat. & Sun. 12:15 1:30 2:40 4:00 5:05 6:40 she wasn’t sure what it quest handled through said Mays. 7:30 9:10 9:55 was that rattled her small Cape May Court House - 465-9919 DA VINCI CODE (PG–13) (ON 2 SCREENS) house a half a block from Fri. & Mon. - Thu. 3:10 4:15 6:30 8:00 9:40 Applications Available Now Sat. & Sun. 12:00 1:00 3:10 4:15 6:30 8:00 9:40 the ocean. She said with OVER THE HEDGE (PG) all the things on the news, For County Cultural Awards Fri. & Mon. - Thu. 5:00 7:15 9:30 for a moment, she thought Sat. & Sun. 12:30 2:45 5:00 7:15 9:30 Whatever Your Taste... it might be an attack. CREST HAVEN —Ap- a budget for the work to be We Have You Covered! TIMES FOR 6/9 THRU 6/15 © 2006 Then she thought it plications are now avail- done, a Board of Trustees able for awards from the roster, a Board of Trustees- FASHIONABLE UNIFORMS FOR THE DINING ROOM $200,000 county freehold- approved ADA (Ameri- Tux Shirts, Shirts, Pants, Shorts ers’ 2006 Arts, History, and cans with Disabilities Act) (Blk., White, Navy & Khaki) Protect Your Cultural Fund Program. policy, and a copy of their Aprons (26 Vibrant Colors) Freeholders created this IRS tax-exempt letter. 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There is no Completed applications Court House Uniforms from minimum and no matching are due by June 30, and 1204 Rt. 9 South, Cape May Court House Vinyl Windows funds are required. will be accepted on paper To be eligible, applicants only. The target date for must be incorporated in award announcements is New Jersey as a non-profi t July 11 and funds must be organization, active for encumbered by Dec. 31. Designed to help keep wind and debris from at least three years, and For additional informa- penetrating your home’s exterior during have a mission focused tion or an application call volatile weather conditions on arts, history or cultural the County Division of activities. Culture and Heritage at NOW AVAILABLE AT Applicants must provide 463-6370. WILDWOOD GLASS INC. 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By CAROLYN MEE,Ph.D. It was the Elks National Veterans Service Com- Community News Editor mission who chose Murphy as New Jersey’s male Okay. Memorial Day is recipient this year. over. An excellent choice. Murphy is the driving force behind the Greater A fi eld of fl ags placed by We’re fi nished with hon- the Elks at the Veterans’ oring those who protect our Wildwood Elks Lodge’s many efforts on behalf of our vets. Cemetery, Crest Haven, freedom. May 29. Now, for most of us, it’s off On Memorial Day 2006, he led volunteers in to the beach. The next time placing 3,780 fl ags on graves at the Cape May we think about our heroes County Veterans Cemetery in Crest Haven before won’t be until next year this time. a ceremony in which a wreath was placed by But not all of us. 86-year-old Lou Bishop, a World War II veteran th Not everybody will forget about the military of the 44 Infantry who fought in the Battle of men and women who died, or those who returned the Bulge. from duty only to struggle with homelessness, Every year on Nov. 10, the Elks host a luncheon disabilities, and poverty. for the vets of the New Jersey Veterans Memo- Last week, Jack Murphy of North Wildwood was rial Home in Vineland. Murphy makes sure they honored for his work with the Elks – year-round, have not only a wonderful home-cooked meal, every year – to help those who served in the past, but gifts as well. activated and sent to Iraq, where he was wounded those who serve today, and their families with A legion of caring cooks takes on the huge task in an explosion. He lost half his skull. whatever they need. of preparing that meal (one of whom happens to The fi nancial problems of rehab, on top of or- (If you don’t know, the Benevolent and Protec- be Mrs. Pat Murphy). dinary living expenses, as you can imagine, are tive Order of Elks, so called because “the elk is Under Jack’s direction, our local Elks have also daunting. The Elks, under Murphy’s direction, are a peaceful animal, but will rise in defense of its sent aid to Philadelphia to help homeless vets by helping lighten those burdens. own in the face of a threat,” is a 138-year-old training them, securing jobs for them, and ensuring Murphy also cares about those who serve today. fraternal organization that does charitable works they receive the benefi ts they so deserve. That’s why he arranges the yearly Thanksgiving and champions veterans’ causes.) Murphy says their goal is to “bring them back dinner for at least 60 Coasties from Cape May’s Congratulations, Jack Murphy, At a ceremony at the Wildwoods Convention into society.” Coast Guard Base. this year’s recipient of the Center, John F. Murphy, Jr. accepted the Veterans They help the Disabled American Veterans get Last year, Murphy headed up the Elks’ latest Veterans Volunteer Award. Volunteer Award 2006 in the form of a plaque, a what they need in terms of benefi ts, housing, project, involving the 5/117 Cavalry Armored commemorative watch, and a desk fl ag. and education. Company of Vineland/Millville, which was de- It’s not surprising when you talk to someone The plaque indicates that Murphy received Even more than the effort it takes to accomplish ployed to Iraq in April. who’s so selfl ess, to hear him say, “It’s the Lodge’s this honor for “unselfi shly working with and for all this is the diffi culty in fi nding out who need They are, as Murphy puts it, “boots on the award. I’m just there to see the money gets out our national veterans, helping them realize their assistance. ground,” that is, in the thick of the fi ght. there.” sacrifi ces for our country were not in vain, and Murphy said, “It’s tough. We look around, The Elks are supporting their Family Readiness I know that many hands make these beautiful that the United States of America is a world leader we seek them out, and then we see what their Group, helping their families fi nancially and enlist- things happen. But nothing happens unless a because of their patriotism and valor, but most needs are.” ing help from other lodges as well. dedicated leader shows them the way. importantly, for being a good will ambassador to One vet who came to their attention is a 27- Murphy is making sure “their needs are being Congratulations and thank you, Jack, for show- all veterans.” year-old Marine in Redbank, a career cop who was met.” ing the way. Community Scrapbook Send items for Community News to [email protected]

AWARDS – Wildwood Catholic High School paid tribute to every participant in ON VACATION – The Herald Newspaper went on the 17 sports teams at the Annual All Sports Award Banquet held May 24. Front vacation to Niagra Falls and Toronto, Canada last week row (left to right): Corey Savard (Male Most Valuable Athlete), Samantha Smyth with Betty Borucki of Wildwood Crest. (Female Sportsmanship Award), John Maloy (Distinguished Crusader Athlete DAY OF HONOR – Ryan, Kyle, Erica and Emily are just Award), Tiffany McKenna (Female Most Valuable Athlete), and Reuben Abasolo a few of the students from Memorial School, Lower (Male Sportsmanship Award). The top row features athletes who captured a most Township, who helped celebrate Memorial Day. Students valuable player or coach’s choice award (left to right): Evan Wade (track), Heather and staff sang songs to honor those who served in the Nanos (softball), Victoria Lederer (swimming), Jane O’Donnell (basketball), Eileen Armed Forces. McGarry (cheerleading), Brian Namiotka (tennis), Carin Vey (cheerleading), Eli Massood (golf), Kristine Kodytek (fi eld hockey), Brandon McLaughlin (track), Tess Atwood (tennis), Dan Flynn (swimming), Kristina Gallagher (softball), Jamie Davies (basketball), Greg Paradee (soccer), and Sean Carney (golf).

HOLIDAY FIELD TRIP – The Cape May County Park and Zoo was the site of the annual Ocean Academy SPORTS AWARDS – Cape Christian Academy athletes, Bible quizzers, and Memorial Day Field Day on May 26. Teacher of the coaches were honored for their dedication to their sport. Varsity soccer team RACE PREP – Ocean Academy Memorial Day Field Day Handicapped Donna Soennichsen prepares her stu- player Dan Hume received MVP, Morgan Franco received MVP for the girl’s was held on May 26. Students and staff participated dents for the Frisbee Throw Event. Shown (l to r) are varsity soccer team, and Dave Axelsson received MVP for the varsity basket- in songs, contests, and sporting events. Teacher of the Ms. Donna, students Nick, Bob, Deandre, Teacher Aide ball team. Pictured is the CCA Boys Varsity Soccer Team (left to right): Coach Handicapped Meg Kubiak talks strategy with students Ms. Anna, and students Tom and Zack. Hume, Coach Katity, Matt Palmer, Tony Sullivan, Kiel Springer, Ryan Roach, Paul and Stephen while Speech/Language Therapist Jesse Lambert, Padraic Roney, Kyle Quirk, Steven Schofi eld, Tom Feliciano, Carol Sieber, gives words of encouragement to the boys More Scrapbook on page 32 Dan Hume, John Adams, Brian Dougherty, and Mike Fricker. before their 50 meter race. 32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Community News 7 June 2006 Milestones Our congratulations go to. . .

ALL A’S – Three students in adult programs at the Cape May County Techni- TOP TEACHER – Hans Toft, Cape May County Technical H.S., has cal School District were named to the Director’s List for the third marking been named the Outstanding Marine Educator of the Year in 2006. Toft period for earning all A’s in each subject area of their program. Pictured from has been the district’s Teacher of the Year several times. He has been left are Benjamin Sudol, HCPE; Daria Davis, Business Services Technology; very active in re-establishing a dynamic FFA chapter with increased JAKEL-SKILL – Carol Puchino of Ocala, Fla. Nakeya Barreto, Business Services Technology and Laura Elston, supervisor student involvement. He serves as one of the chapter’s advisors and and Rick Schultz of Ringtown, Pa. announce of adult and post secondary programs. in May he was recognized with a gold rating for Superior Teacher Recognition at the New Jersey FFA state convention. the engagement of their daughter, April J. Jakel to William W. Skill, son of George and Sandra More Milestones... Lashley of Court House. The bride-to-be is DEAN’S LIST from Wildwood Crest COURT HOUSE – Deborah of Excellence and earned at last week’s commence- employed at Victoria Manor Nursing Home, Quinnipiac University, to the dean’s list for the J. Buscek, of Court House, a Master of Science in ment ceremony. North Cape May. The groom-to-be is a police Hamden, Conn. has spring semester. received the Stanley S. Nursing degree from the offi cer in Wildwood. A November wedding is named Michelle Palmer Bergen, Jr., M.D., Medal UMDNJ School of Nursing planned in Negril, Jamaica. Community Scrapbook

VIM – The Volunteers in Medicine attended a beef and beer party at the Windrift on May 12. Stone Harbor Lions Club presented a check for $15,000 to support the clinic for persons in Cape May County who require medical attention but do not have insurance or means of payment.

THE MASTERS – Over Memorial Day weekend, Ocean Galleries offered visitors and residents a rare opportunity to view and collect original works by master artists from the turn of the century when they hosted a world-class art exhibit featuring historically signifi cant original etchings, lithographs, pastels and oil paintings created by important artists from the Belle Époque era. During Friday’s curatorial, Chris Kelley, curator, displays a famous piece by Louis Legrand as gallery owner Kim Miller listens.

Meet amazing animals, explore CHUCKWAGON – The Elks cowgirls served up some great grub at the interesting habitats, make new fundraiser. friends and have fun, fun, fun at Summer Nature Classes at the Wetlands Institute Classes for kindergarteners through 6th grade June 19-23, Marine Mammal Madness June 26-30, Amazing Lives of Birds July 17-21, Predators and Prey July 24-28, Explore the Shore! For information about specifi c classes, times & more call 609-368-1211, stop by 1075 Stone Harbor Blvd., Stone Harbor, GUEST STARR – Sally Starr (May Boland) and Exhalted Ruler Jerry Boyle or visit wetlandsinstitute.org in their ten-gallon hats.

HOWDY – Maryann Navin dressed the part for the Greater Wildwood Elks’ Wild West fundraiser on May 27. Proceeds support the Elks Convention Weekend. Community News 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 33 join members of the Physick visitors take a tour or two family in this living history as well. Katie Porter • 973-271-1088 tour at the Emlen Physick There will be even more The Cape Mays [email protected] Estate as they mourn the news to come from them passing of Dr. Physick’s next week, as June 17 is mother. the opening day for the new It feels like summer now, complimentary coffee and nual Victorian Fair, which I know people who live Sept. 7 at 7:45 p.m. This unusual educational Designer Show House. which means it’s high time Danish, and a lavish af- features music, crafts, col- in Cape May often have Another new tour takes a tour is offered on Wednes- Surely you’ve noticed to get out on a boat if you ternoon buffet. It leaves lectibles, children’s activi- summertime guests to en- trolley ride out to Cape May days, June 21 and 28 at the changes at the Franklin ask me. at 10 a.m., and admission ties, and food. Best of all, tertain, and I would highly Point relating the history 10:45 and 11:45 a.m., and Street Church. Aren’t you If you don’t have your is $99. admission and parking are recommend you check out of the area and showing Thursdays, June 22 through just itching to peek inside? own boat, don’t despair. Call the Mid-Atlantic free! some of these new offerings points of interest, includ- Sept. 7, at 2:15, 3:30 and I know I am! Be sure to This Sunday, you can take Center for the Arts (MAC) Everything happens from with your visitors. ing the historic Cape May 4:45 p.m. check this column for more a Delaware Bay Lighthouse at 884-5405 to reserve your 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the First, there’s a humorous Lighthouse, resplendent St. For more information details. Adventure aboard the Cape seat, and before you know beautiful grounds of the and irreverent new trolley Mary’s-by-the-Sea and other about all of these tours May Whale Watcher. it you’ll have the ocean Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 tour called “Cape May Un- historic houses. and more, call MAC at Please be sure to get your You’ll enjoy seven hours breezes in your hair! Washington St. This day is zipped,” which was written It starts June 20 and is 884-5404 or visit www. Independence Day events on the water, where you’ll If you can’t cruise this also sponsored by MAC. by Tom and Sue Carroll. offered Tuesdays, Wednes- capemaymac.org. and announcements to me see many lighthouses that weekend, call MAC to fi nd This tour, for a mature days and Thursdays at as soon as possible. aren’t visible from the out about upcoming cruise In even more MAC-re- audience, takes a look at the 10:45 a.m. MAC is one busy orga- Just send an email to shore such as Brandywine dates. lated news, the folks over controversies that have cap- Lastly, MAC has devel- nization, isn’t it? Please [email protected] Shoal, Harbor of Refuge, there have created some tured the interest of locals oped a tour they call “Rest support it by checking out or call (973) 271-1088. and more. Take a step back in time wonderful new tours this and cottagers over the years. in Peace, Victorian Style,” these new tours and, as I In the meantime, have a The cruise includes a Kid’son Saturday at the 35th Communityan- year. It runs daily from June News 16 to during which tour goers will said, suggesting that your great week!

Please send items for kids or teens by 3 p.m. Thursday to: Mee at the Herald P.O. Box 400, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 or fax 886-1879.

CAPE MAY – Nature Program: variety of arts and CLIMBING HIGH – Mentors and Mentees from the Lower Center of Cape May’s Sum- social activities for youth 10 Township elementary schools were exited recently when mer Children’s Programs and older. a portable climbing wall was brought to the Maud Abrams begin their 14th year June YAP - Saturday Nights: school grounds for an end of the year activity. Mentors and 26. The hands-on day Arts and social activities Mentees took turns at trying the different skill levels on camps will be held Monday throughout much of the the more than twenty-foot tall wall. The Mentor program through Thursday mornings school year for youth and is sponsored by the Lower Cape Alliance. through Aug.17. Classes children ages 6-16. Pro- for Pre-K through grade grams include Junior Arts six are offered Monday and Camp for ages 6-10, and Wednesday or Tuesday and Camp Congress Hall for Thursday mornings, from ages 6-12. 10 a.m. to noon. Summer Youth Art pro- The more challenging gram: half day summer art Harborside Explorers is for classes in Cape May and the grades four - 9 and meets Villas. Call 884-7525. Monday through Thursday, Rebel: youth group that from 9:30 a.m. to noon. empowers other youth to Campers may attend just make informed choices one day or enroll for the about tobacco use meets entire eight-week session. the fi rst Monday of each Special Friday morning month from 5:30-6:30 children’s programs feature p.m. at Cape Assist’s offi ces story hours and arts and in Wildwood, 3819 New crafts. Jersey Ave. New members Call the Nature Center are welcome. of Cape May at 898-8848 Teen Karate: Every to register or go to website, Monday, Wednesday and www.njaudubon.org/Cen- Thursday. Call 886-6902 ters/NCCM. or 889-8105. Teen Program: Taber- – Nature Center of Cape nacle United Methodist May holds their family- Church, 656 Seashore friendly Summer Moon Road, Erma. Wednesdays Campfi re, June 21, at 8 - Teen Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Enjoy fi re-circle songs, to 8:30 p.m. Friday Night tall tales, explore fascinat- Teens, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. ing nocturnal wildlife, and, Homework Club: 3:30- Scouting: ages fi ve-17; of course, roast marshmal- 4:30 p.m. Church of the Girl Scouts of the South lows. Advent, Parish Hall, Wash- Jersey Pines, 697-3900; FUN DAY – Maud Abram’s school cel- The fee is $10 for adults ington and Franklin streets, Boy Scouts of Southern New ebrated Green and White Day, a day of fun and $7 for children ages Cape May. Jersey, 327-1700. and non-competitive games for students 3-12, discounts for NJAS 4-H Teen Ambassadors: Swim Teams: ages fi ve- that features live music, sack races, hot members. There is no leadership, citizenship and 18: Cape May Recreation dogs, and “balloon pop.” Alexis Gilbert charge for children under 3 community service projects Dept., 884-9565; Crest and Veronica Holmes work together in the years. Call 898-8848. for youth grades eight-12. Dolphins, 884-6390. two man sack race. Meetings and activities Tennis Clinics: for be- STONE HARBOR POINT held monthly. For more ginners and intermediates – Cape May Young Birders information: contact Rut- at the Wildwood Crest Club will meet July 30 from gers Cooperative Research courts. Call WC Recreation 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Stone and Extension 4-H Youth Department at 729-8186. Harbor Point (2nd Ave park- Development Program 465- Teen Services: numbers ing lot at the south end of 5115 ext. 605. for activities, health ques- town). The large breeding AlaTeen: for teens with tions; United Way, 729- colonies of terns and black family or friends who are al- 2255, free directory. skimmers make a fantastic coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., Medical Explorers: will sight and are very noisy. Church of Resurrection, meet May 9 at 6:30 p.m. in You Go Girl! For good measure there 200 W. Tuckahoe Road, the Maruchi Room. Open to are breeding oystercatch- Marmora, 547-0855. students ages 14-19 who ers, piping plovers and Civil Air Patrol: ages are interested in the medi- large numbers of migrating 12-18: meets Thursdays, cal profession. Call Ruth shorebirds, plus herons and cadet programs, drill and Particelli, 463-2367. egrets. ceremony, safety classes, Volunteer for the fol- aerospace education, emer- lowing groups: Animal ONGOING EVENTS gency services. 624-0529. Welfare Society, 465-3403; Music: Impact Choir, Burdette Hospital, Etc. Barn Buddies - for kids Seashore Church, 886- Shop, 463-2000; Cape interested in horses. Ages 6196; Kaleidoscope Kids May Nature Center, 884- 8-11 meet every 1st and 3rd singers, ages six-14, 465- 9590; Cape May Rec., Sunday of the month from 7443; Community Concert Terry, 884-9565; County 1-3 p.m. Dues $20 benefi t Band, Norm Lochten, 465- Museum, Barbara, 465- the center. For more info 8737. 3535; Crest Haven Nursing 884-2048. NAACP: Youth Council, Home, Anthony, 465-1274; CCA-YAP - Youth Arts ages 14-21, 624-9152. Habitat for Humanity, 463- 0244; Lower Twp. Rec., Upcoming Events Zack, 886-7880; MADD, Congratulations Kristi Lynn 463-1616; North Cape Erick and Jessica Nece celebrating their fi rst Mansfi eld on making the President’s For the full schedule of Church, 25th and Central av- Center, Paul, 898-8899; Honor List at St. Pete’s College Red Cross, Peg, 465-7382; year together as husband and wife. They upcoming events, check enues, will hold a bake sale in Florida. out On Deck pp. 4. on Friday from 10 a.m. to United Way, Suzanne, 729- were married last year at Christ Gospel 2 p.m. Cookies, brownies, 2002; Wetlands Institute, Church,Whitesboro on June 11th 2005. Love Mom, Dad, Jason, NORTH WILDWOOD pies, cakes, and more. 368-1211. Adults are also Jeff and Laura – St. Simeon’s Episcopal welcome. 34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Cape May County Departments Provide the Service you Need The feature article on Freeholders. Phone 463-6678, is to provide recreation County Park East, Route ing 465-1035. The number [email protected]. county offi ces contained in Bids are received by the Fax 463-0286, Email: opportunities to the year- 9 and Crest Haven Road in to call during holidays, nj.us. our 2006 Keep It! publica- Clerk of the Board on behalf [email protected]. round residents of Cape Cape May Court House, nights and weekends is tion omitted the photos of of the Board of Chosen nj.us May County as well as the has tennis and basketball 368-4591. The Treasurer’s Offi ce our Freeholders. We apolo- Freeholders as scheduled Bonnie Spangler, many who vacation here courts, a baseball fi eld and Information or inquiries is the keeper of all county gize for this error. We also on the fi rst and third Tues- Phone 465-1066, Email: during the spring, summer a picnic shelter. can be faxed to 465-1418 funds. regret the misspelled name day of each month. [email protected]. and fall months. County Park North-Cam- or email may be sent to It is the responsibility of of North Wildwood Mayor The Clerk of the Board nj.us In addition, the Cape eron Wildlife Sanctuary, [email protected] this offi ce to receive and William Henfey in indi- is also the offi cial custodian May County Zoo profes- located at 1099 Shore Road may.nj.us. disburse all the monies vidual municipality pages of the Cape May County The Offi ce of County sionally exhibits specific in Palermo, is set up as coming in and going out of at the rear of this same Seal. Deputy Clerk of the Counsel provides legal species of animals and a nature reserve and is a The Purchasing De- County government and to publication. The amended Board Roxanne Catarcio advice and direction to provides a comprehensive wonderful place for bird partment was established maintain accurate records county offi ce article is manages the technical and the Board of Chosen Free- program of recreation, edu- watchers and nature lov- in 1979 and directed by of these transactions. reprinted below, and the administrative staff within holders and to all County cation and conservation. ers. the Board of Chosen Free- The Treasurer’s Office amended publication can the offi ce. departments, institutions, The main Cape May If you have any ques- holders to centralize the is also the “watch dog” of be viewed in its entirety at Telephone 465-1065, boards and agencies. County Park, located at tions, please contact us procurement functions of the county budget. It is the www.CapeMayCountyHer- Fax 465-6189 County Counsel also 707 Route 9 North in Cape by phone 465-5271, fax the various County Gov- duty of this offi ce to moni- ald.com in the Specialty Email: Clerk of the serves as the attorney for May Court House, is a rec- 465-5421, or by mail at ernment departments. tor that the spending plan Publications section of our Board/County Adminis- other elected county of- reational facility and a Zoo 4 Moore Road, DN 801, Purchasing is also respon- is being adhered to and website. trator Stephen O’Connor- fi cials such as the Sheriff, combined. Cape May Court House, sible for the processing that no over expenditures [email protected]. County Clerk and the Sur- The Park has something NJ 08210. and maintenance of the occur. Each respective free- nj.us; Deputy County Ad- rogate. for everyone including County’s current year Capi- The investment of funds holder is responsible for ministrator Steve Hampton- This offi ce also prepares bike and walking trails, The Cape May County tal Budget. and the processing of the those departments listed [email protected]. or reviews all contracts and several playgrounds, pic- Public Works Depart- In March 1987, the Free- county payroll, debt ser- immediately after his pho- nj.us; Deputy Clerk of the resolutions prior to their nic areas, beautiful ponds, ment works every day of holder Board established vice, grants and accounts tograph and statement. Board Roxanne Catarcio- adoption by the Freeholder a 9 hole disc golf course the year to maintain a safe the Cape May County Co- payables all fl ow through [email protected]. Board. equipped with new targets and economical transporta- operative Pricing System and are the responsibility • Elected Freeholder nj.us. Other functions include and more. tion system in order to pro- and the Purchasing Depart- of the Treasurer’s Offi ce. in 1987 coordination and inter- The Zoo houses nearly vide a good quality of life ment has served as lead The Treasurer’s Office • Freeholder Director The Cape May County face with special outside 200 different species with for all Cape May County agency since that time. is designed to serve the since 1996 Communications Offi ce counsel for the county: almost 550 animals includ- residents and vacationers. The County, in cooperation public by keeping an accu- • Former Mayor and is the central offi ce for all environmental counsel, ing tigers, giraffes, snow The department’s re- with its current member- rate account and watchful Township Committeeman Cape May County Gov- bond counsel and labor leopards, lemurs, macaws, sponsibilities include 22 ship of 28 agencies, bids eye on the spending of the of Upper Township ernment information. The counsel. mountain bongo, snakes bridges, 210 miles of road- out various commodities taxpayer’s money. • Holds a B.S. and M.B.A. Communications Office John C. Porto is County and primates, to name a way, 150 traffic signals, and services such as rock Edmund Grant, Chief from Drexel University is the link connecting the Counsel. The phone num- few. Accredited by the over one thousand drainage salt, diesel fuel, janitorial Financial Offi cer public with county depart- ber is 465-6885, fax 463- American Zoo and Aquar- systems, as well as respon- supplies and natural gas. Telephone 465-1170, ments, organizations and 0705. They are located at ium Association, the Cape sibility for some buildings. Recent changes in the Lo- Fax 463-0587 services. 4 Moore Road, DN 104, May County Zoo holds The Department consists cal Public Contracts Laws The Communications Of- Cape May Court House, a place among the fi nest of the Engineer’s Office, have opened additional • Elected Freeholder fi ce works with the media NJ 08210 zoos in the country. Eas- Road Division, Division of bidding opportunities. The in 1990 to disseminate important Email: ily accessible with paved Fleet Maintenance, Bridge goal of centralized bidding • Freeholder Vice-Direc- information to the pub- [email protected] walkways and boardwalk Maintenance Division, Traf- is a savings in tax dollars by tor since 1996 lic with the primary goal may.nj.us paths, the Park and Zoo are fi c Signal Division, Division combining quantities and • Former Mayor and of keeping the residents open every day of the year of Traffic Maintenance, workload. Police Chief of the City of of Cape May County in- The Department of Hu- except Christmas, weather Bridge Operations Divi- The Purchasing Depart- Wildwood formed. The Communica- man Resources & Train- permitting. sion, and Bridge Electrical ment also oversees the • Veteran of both the tions Office organizes a ing is a County department The Zoo hours are 10 Division. operations of the County U.S. Air Force and the number of special events dedicated to serve Cape a.m. to 4:45 p.m. during The Department’s chief Print Shop. In addition to U.S. Army and conferences each year. May County employees and Daylight Savings Time and administrative officer is printing business cards, • Holds an A.S. from At- Conferences include: their families. 10 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. during Dale M. Foster, who is also departmental letterhead lantic Community College Daniel Beyel, • Transportation Infra- We provide our employ- fall and winter months. The the County Engineer. and business envelopes, and a B.A. from Stockton Freeholder Director structure Conference - Feb- ees with information and Park is open from 9 a.m. to His offi ce provides sign the Print Shop coordinates State College 529 North Shore Road, ruary training on benefi ts, poli- dusk year-round. services, engineering, con- the bid for printed forms Marmora, NJ 08223 • Tourism Conference cies, procedures, safety and Admission to the Park struction management, and for the various departments Phone: 609-390-7808 - April health. and Zoo is free, though inspection of county road and has been taking on Offi ce: 609-465-1065 • Beach Conference - We are located at 4 donations are greatly ap- and bridge projects. more in house printing E-mail: [email protected] June Moore Road, DN 122, preciated. If you plan to This office interacts functions. may.nj.us • Homeland Security Cape May Court House, visit by bus, use a shelter with various other govern- Bid tabulation results Term expires: Conference – September NJ 08210. or the gazebo, reservations ment agencies such as the and other valuable infor- 12/31/08 Additionally, the Com- Personnel Office Tele- are required and fees may New Jersey Department of mation about the County munications Office pro- phone 465-1060, Fax 465- apply. Transportation, the New Purchasing Department The Offi ce of the Ad- duces The Offi cial County 3716 The Education Depart- Jersey Highway Authority are available on the county ministrator and Clerk Directory annually which Email: [email protected] ment has several programs (Garden State Parkway), website. of the Board of Chosen provides contact informa- may.nj.us throughout the year, in- the Delaware River and Gene Sicilia, Purchasing Freeholders is responsible tion for vital resources in We are open Monday cluding Zoo Camp, Dis- Bay Authority, and the New Agent for the day-to-day opera- the county as well as helpful through Friday from 8:30 tance Learning, On-Site Jersey Department of Envi- Telephone 465-1125, tions of both the executive county information. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and all Programs as well as Out- ronmental Protection. Fax 465-6583 Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., and legislative components The Offi ce also provides walk-in job applicants can reach Programs. Mr. Foster’s offi ce also Email: purchase@co. Freeholder of County Government. government officials for fi le an application in our Zoo Camp is a week- supervises and directs all cape-may.nj.us Vice-Director The County Adminis- speaking engagements via offi ce. All job applications long, age-specifi c day camp other divisions. 391 Route 47 South, trator/Clerk of the Board a Speakers’ Bureau. are kept on fi le for a period for Pre-K to 8th grade stu- Joseph Versaggi serves The Offi ce of Risk Man- P. O. Box 8, Green Stephen O’Connor directs The Offi ce continues its of one year. dents. With education ani- as Superintendent of both agement & Safety is dedi- Creek, NJ 08219 a staff of management, efforts to keep the pub- mals, “bio-facts,” crafts, the Road and Fleet Mainte- cated to protecting people, Phone: 609-889-7477 professional and adminis- lic informed through a The Cape May County and games, campers will nance Divisions. resources and fi nances. Offi ce: 609-465-1065 trative personnel. monthly Television inter- Department of Man- have a unique zoo experi- The Road Maintenance By comparing past oc- E-mail: [email protected] Under the direction of view program, “The Cape agement Information ence while learning fasci- Division cleans, inspects, currence to future possi- may.nj.us the Board of Chosen Free- May County Report” which Services (MIS) manages nating facts about animals. paves and repairs all coun- bilities, this offi ce develops Term expires: holders, this office man- airs the fi rst Saturday and three IBM AS/400 mini- This year, each week will ty roads. In the winter, innovative ways of control- 12/31/08 ages all aspects of County Sunday of the month at computers, 30-plus servers have a separate theme the road division provides ling losses and stretching operations. Strategic and 9:30 a.m. on NBC 40. and approximately 500 based on the specifi c age plowing and snow removal public dollars. The County Adjuster’s policy planning comprise a One of the best tools computer users located at group attending. There are services when needed, as Through communica- Offi ce determines the legal signifi cant element of staff in keeping the public in- various sites throughout also twice as many classes well as placing salt and de- tion, education, training settlement and support for effort. Directives and policy formed in the county’s the county. available as we now offer icing materials in order to and practice, workplace in- county residents admitted are implemented by the Website: which helps to The Management In- morning and afternoon insure vehicular safety. juries are reduced, property to New Jersey psychiatric Administrator and Deputy make government more formation Services (MIS) sessions to better fi t busy The Bridge Maintenance is protected and fi nancial hospitals. Administrator Steven W. accessible. Department is responsible family schedules. Division repairs county resources are safeguarded. The Adjuster’s Office Hampton upon Freeholder Visit our interactive web- for overseeing the technol- Distance Learning pro- bridges and assists with The County recognizes schedules court hearings approval. site to learn more about ogy governing everything grams are conducted via inspections and capital that accident prevention on these matters and is The Offi ce of the Clerk county government includ- from high level fi nancial video conferencing equip- improvements. productivity and quality of responsible to provide legal of the Board of Chosen ing meeting dates, agendas, and record management ment, allowing students to The Traffi c Signal Divi- services go hand-in-hand representation for patients Freeholders provides all ad- departmental information, of the operation of the have an interactive experi- sion is responsible for the and that safety is an integral at civil commitment hear- ministrative support to the services, news and informa- computers and printers on ence with a zoo educa- 150 traffi c signals under part of all activities. ings. Court ordered pay- individual Freeholders in tion as well as a calendar of each user’s desk. tor without leaving their County jurisdiction. All county employees, ments are collected from their capacity as directors events. MIS also works with classrooms. The County’s Bridge regardless of the capacity these individuals, if found or liaison to County De- Special Events include: individual departments to Our On-Site programs Operations Division is re- in which they function, with the ability to pay. partments, Boards, Com- • Easter Bunny in the provide effective workfl ow are half hour sessions that sponsible for opening the assume a responsibility for Other duties of the Ad- missions and Authorities. Tropics solutions while maintaining can be a hands-on animal movable bridges when safety consciousness. juster include the perfor- Preparation of all Free- • Student Government the security and integrity of encounter with some live necessary to allow for the With this effort, the fi nal mance of mental health holder Meeting materials, Day county computer opera- educational animals or a passage of marine traffi c. result is a safe workplace searches for fi rearm appli- correspondence and con- • National County Gov- tions and standards. specialized zoo outing. Cape May County’s Traf- and better service for the cants for law enforcement stituent service are impor- ernment Week Sheppard W. Taylor, Jr., The County also oper- fi c Maintenance Division public we serve. agencies and the fi ling and tant segments of the offi ce • Earth Day Director ates other parks in the area. places all mandated mark- Contact: Director Brad- maintenance of institu- operation. The Clerk of the • September 11th Memo- Phone 463-6625, Fax County Park South located ings on county roads and ley Rosenthal, Safety Pro- tional liens on behalf of Board’s Office maintains rial Ceremony 463-8093 at 1303 Bayshore Road installs all required regula- gram Coordinator, Offi ce the county. records of minutes of all • Boo at the Zoo & Haunt- Email: [email protected] in Del Haven has picnic tory, warning, and guide of Risk Management & The Adjuster prepares board meetings and per- ed Hayride may.nj.us facilities, basketball courts, signs. Safety, 4 Moore Road-DN and disburses a portion manent records of offi cial • Santa in the Tropics a playground, walking trails During normal business 107A, Cape May Court of the county budget for county business conducted Lenora Boninfante, Com- The mission of the Cape and more to fi ll your out- hours, residents may con- House, NJ 08210 Tele- the county share of main- by the Board of Chosen munications Director May County Park & Zoo door activity needs. tact the department by call- phone: 463-6491 Email: (Page 35 Please) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 35 County Departments (From Page 34) at 9 North Main Street in Management Community. termination Commission, throughout the County other land-grant colleges to vision has the primary tenance for the mentally Cape May Court House. The overseeing of the has been in existence since and State. This year ap- the people of New Jersey. function of maintaining ill and developmentally Law Division — pro- countywide 9-1-1 network 1915. proximately 1,400 police The program is funded by security within the correc- disabled, indigent burials, cesses cases filed where is also a primary function Cape May County is a offi cers and over 200 civil- the United States Depart- tional center, has received foster care for children in money awards (judgments) of the organization. peninsula covering 277 ians will train at the Police ment of Agriculture, the correctional accreditation, placement by the NJ Divi- are granted for amounts in In Cape May County, square miles, two-thirds Academy. State of New Jersey, and the and is subject to an an- sion of Youth and Family excess of $10,000. which has been designated of which is comprised Approximately 250 Spe- County Board of Chosen nual inspection by the Services, medical, dental Case types include medi- by FEMA as the sixth most of marsh and woodland. cial Law Enforcement Of- Freeholders. Department of Corrections. and pharmaceutical care cal and legal malpractice, diffi cult place in the nation Much of this land serves as ficers (Summer Officers) Betty Jean Webersinn, The division is the largest for County Correctional asbestos, personal injury, to deal with in relation to mosquito larval habitat for will train at this facility. County Department Head law enforcement entity in Center inmates and aid construction, auto acci- hurricanes and northeast one or more of the sixty- These Special Offi cers will and 4-H Agent the county and maintains to local volunteer rescue dents and contract. storms, each municipality three species of mosquitoes be available to the resort For more information the day-to-day operations squads. Special Civil Part — in- has state approved emer- that occur in the state. towns before Memorial call 465-5115, Fax 465- of the Cape May County Rita Marie Fulginiti is cludes Landlord/Tenant; gency operating plans as The Department of Mos- Day. 5953 Correctional Center. The the County Adjuster, Sher- landlords ONLY bring ten- do each of the schools and quito Control’s objective is For the sixth year, the Email: capemay@aesop. Division offers support ry L. Rekuc, Supervising ants so they can obtain pos- nursing home facilities. to manage mosquito popu- Police Academy was rec- rutgers.edu to local, state and federal Docket Clerk. Phone 463- session of their property. The Cape May County lations using an integrated ognized by the Federal Law Website: www.capemay- law enforcement agen- 6685, fax 463-6457, email Although the case may EMCC Community Aware- control approach according Enforcement Training Cen- countygov.net cies by providing inmate [email protected]. originate because of non- ness Program has been to the New Jersey Health ter at Glynco, GA as one fi ngerprints, Megan’s Law nj.us. payment of rent, this court developed to present the Statutes, Chapter 26:9; of 27 training sites in the The Sheriff’s Offi ce has data and criminal/gang The Adjuster’s Offi ce is does not grant monetary emergency management stressing environmental United States at which they a long and proud history intelligence. located in the Cape May judgments. community concepts to civ- safety, economics, effi cacy, will train during 2006. of service to the citizens The Correctional Divi- County Courts Facility at Rent monies and secu- ic groups, schools, business research and surveillance This enables us to bring of Cape May County that sion monitors inmates who 9 North Main Street. The rity deposits are filed in organizations, social clubs in order to protect the extreme quality training dates back to 1692. may be illegally collecting mailing address is 4 Moore Small Claims Court. Cases and is available to partici- health and welfare of the programs under Federal The Sheriff’s Law En- social security benefi ts, ul- Road, DN 105, Cape May are routinely set for trial pate in forums to help raise citizens and visitors of Funds to the offi cers of this forcement Division pro- timately reducing the costs Court House, NJ 08210. three to four weeks from the level of awareness of Cape May County. county. vides protection for judges, to the Social Security Ad- the date of fi ling. the residents and tourism For further information, Once again, the Public jurors, witnesses, employ- ministration. This division The offi ce of Rita Marie Also includes Small visitors regarding hazard- contact Director Peter J. Safety Training Center is ees and people conduct- also monitors the Crime Fulginiti, County Clerk, is Claims Court where money ous and coastal threatening Bosak, Ph.D. at 465-9038, sponsoring a Citizen Police ing business in the Supe- Stoppers hotline which has located at 7 N. Main Street judgments are sought from events. fax 465-7228. Academy to give citizens rior Court. The Division’s provided invaluable infor- (Route 9) in Cape May $1 to $3,000. Case types Frank McCall, Director. Mailing address is P. O. an understanding of what outstanding performance mation to local law enforce- Court House. include contract and auto The phone number is Box 66, Cape May Court law enforcement offi cers resulted in the Sheriff’s ment agencies. A Sheriff’s As Register of Deeds tort. 463-6570,Fax 463-0252 House, NJ 08210. The De- do and why. Security Function receiv- Labor Assistance Program and Mortgages, the du- Cases are routinely set Email: [email protected] partment of Mosquito Con- Additionally offered this ing certification by the (SLAP) is currently in place, ties of the County Clerk for trial three to four weeks may.nj.us trol is located at 35 Route year will be the BSA Police Commission of Accredita- which allows certain quali- include recording, filing from the date of fi ling. 47 North, Dias Creek, NJ. Explorer Training Program tion of Law Enforcement fying inmates to serve their and maintaining records of And Special Civil Part The Cape May County Visit our website at www. and Competition as well Agencies. sentence outside of the cor- real property in Cape May General — Money judg- Fire Marshal’s office is capemaycountygov.net. as a Junior Fire Academy. The Law Enforcement rectional center by working County. ments are sought from certifi ed to provide initial For additional information, Division is also respon- in various county facilities. The County Clerk main- $3,000 to $15,000. Case and specialized training The Cape May County please contact the Police sible for the administra- The division has partnered tains an archive of vital types include contract and for the 1,100 fi re fi ghters Prosecutor’s Office is Academy at 465-1134,Fax tion and enforcement of with the Cape May County land and civil records dat- auto tort. Cases are set for in Cape May County. responsible for the detec- 463-0749. civil mandates emanating Technical School to offer an ing back to the 1690s. A trial six to eight weeks after Additionally, the Fire tion, arrest, indictment Director: Gary Schaffer from the Superior Court educational program allow- Records Storage Center of answers have been fi led. Marshal’s office investi- and conviction of crimi- Website: www.cmcpol- of New Jersey, including ing inmates to obtain their the county’s semi-active The Criminal Division is gates fires to determine nal offenders. It is staffed iceacademy.com Sheriff’s sales, the serving GED. An additional service records is also managed by located on fl oor 2B of the by assistant prosecutors, cause and origin. of subpoenas and levies on is an emergency telephone the County Clerk. Cape May County Court- detectives, investigators Rutgers Cooperative The Fire Marshal is as- wages and personal and system to assist the deaf The County Clerk pre- house. The Criminal Divi- and professional support Research and Extension sisted by four, well-trained real property. and hearing impaired. pares sample ballots, pro- sion handles all criminal personnel. helps the diverse popula- and experienced volunteer The K-9 Unit is a vital The Sheriff also oversees cesses absentee ballots and matters beginning at the As the chief law enforce- tion of New Jersey adapt to deputies who share in the part of the Law Enforce- the Cape May County Ani- certifi es the countrywide bail stage and continuing ment offi cer of the county, a rapidly changing society investigation workload and ment Division. The main mal Shelter which opened election results upon the to sentencing and beyond Prosecutor Robert L. Taylor and improve their lives training. focus of the unit is search in July 2004. For more in- completion of the vote’s sentencing with various The Fire Marshal’s offi ce exercises the same powers through an educational and rescue and in the near formation, visit the Animal canvass. motions. also offers a “Juvenile Fire as the New Jersey Attorney process that uses science- future there will be a total Shelter department page at Cape May County photo There is a Public Ac- Setter” program and part- General on the county based knowledge focused of 14 dogs trained in indi- www.capemaycountygov. identification cards are cess Kiosk located on the ners with the Department level. on issues and needs relat- vidual areas of expertise, net. available to county resi- same fl oor as the Criminal of Social Services and local The Offi ce of the County ing to agriculture and the including narcotics detec- The Sheriff’s Offi ce con- dents of all ages who are Division. This computer fi re departments to distrib- Prosecutor is constitution- environment, management tion, arson detection, track- also U.S. citizens. Please tinues to looks to the future provides access to informa- ute free smoke detectors ally established. The New of natural resources, food ing and, for the fi rst time, a call ahead or visit our web- tion on defendants in any Jersey Constitution of 1947 safety quality and health, and considers one of the to the elderly, homebound, cadaver dog. site for the required proofs county, statewide, regard- provides that the county family stability, economic best ways to provide ser- and indigent. The Crime Preven- and documentation. ing sentence, crime, in- prosecutor shall be ap- security and youth devel- vice to the citizens of Cape Additionally, the Fire tion and Safety Unit is a In addition, the County dictment number, etc. It is pointed by the Governor opment. May County is through Marshal’s office offers proactive segment of the Clerk is a U.S. passport open during regular offi ce with the advice and con- The specific goals of partnerships. The office classes for Junior Fire Stu- Law Enforcement Divi- agent for the county, re- hours for people to use. sent of the Senate for terms Rutgers Cooperative Re- has partnered with the dents as well as educational sion. Currently conducting cords veteran’s honorable Cape May County Supe- of fi ve years. search and Extension are South Jersey Traffi c Safety programs to the schools, CPS (Child Passenger Seat) discharge papers and pro- rior Courts Phone Num- nursing homes, and senior Through such constitu- to improve the effi ciency Alliance to provide traf- inspections once a month cesses vendor licenses for bers: citizens along with fire tional and statutory author- in production, harvesting, fi c safety programs and is at the Erma Fire Hall in veterans and exempt fi re- Chancery Division/Gen- prevention programs. ity, the county prosecutor processing, marketing and continuing the Buckle-Up Lower Township, this unit men. eral Equity 463-6510 The Fire Marshal’s of- is entrusted with broad utilization of food; develop Stencil Program. The offi ce also provides “McGruff” The County Clerk ad- Civil Law Division 463- fi ce is located in the Public responsibility and author- management and decision is involved in training with the Crime Dog programs ministers oaths to notaries 6514 Safety Training Center, ity for the investigation as making skills and using the Cape May County Po- titled “Dangerous Strang- and others and performs Criminal Part 463-6550 171 Crest Haven Road, well as the prosecution of human and economic re- lice Academy and provides ers” to all pre-kindergarten marriage ceremonies ar- Family Part 463-6600 Cape May Court House, law violators. sources; protect, conserve, instructors to the academy and kindergarten students ranged in advance. Human Resources 463- NJ 08210. In fulfi lling his duties, he manage and utilize New to assist in the training in Cape May County. In The Cape May County 6658 Al Beers, Fire Marshal may command the coop- Jersey’s natural resources of law enforcement offi- addition, a bike rodeo is Clerk’s Offi ce is open to the Jury Management 463- Phone 465-2570, Fax eration of all the local law and maintain a desirable cers throughout the state. public Monday through Fri- 6650 463-0670 enforcement authorities in rural urban environment; planned for the fall in the As a participant in the day (except holidays) from Municipal Division 463- Email: [email protected] the county. improve the nutrition and Cape May County Park and Cape May County TRIAD, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 6660 may.nj.us. Through the Prosecutor’s well-being of individuals Zoo, featuring information the office is committed For information call 465- Probation Department Offi ce of Victim/Witness and families, and develop stations regarding child to heighten awareness of 1010 (recording and gener- 465-1090 The Southern Regional Advocacy, the rights of skills in leadership and passenger seats, crime pre- elderly citizens in the areas al information), 465-1013 Special Civil Part 463- Medical Examiner’s Of- crime victims and wit- interpersonal relationships vention, bicycle safety and of frauds and scams. (election section), fax 465- 6522 fice is located at 1175 nesses are safeguarded, and to improve youth, family crime tips from “McGruff”. John F. Callinan, re- 8625; email: coclerk@co. Finance Division 465- DeHirsch Avenue in Wood- a wide variety of services and community living to The K-9 Unit and the Crime elected by the people in capemay.nj.us. 1100 bine. are routinely provided to reach realistic personal and Prevention and Safety Unit 2005, serves as the 98th Visit the county’s web- Under the auspices of all crime victims, includ- social goals. will be available at the Cape Sheriff of Cape May County site for land records and in- The Cape May County the New Jersey Depart- ing victims of juvenile de- Administrative head- May County 4-H Fair dur- today and oversees a staff of formation: www.capemay- Emergency Management ment of Law and Public linquency and domestic quarters are located at the ing the summer. approximately 100 sworn countygov.net. (Click on Communications Center Safety, Division of Criminal violence. New Jersey Agricultural The Sheriff’s Offi ce has officers and 25 support County Clerk then search works closely with the Justice, the Medical Exam- The Office of Victim/ Experiment Station/Cook recently partnered with staff. and view public records.) Federal Emergency Man- iner’s Offi ce is responsible Witness Advocacy can be College at Rutgers, the the Department of Aging The mailing address for As a convenience to agement Agency, the New for the investigation of contacted at 465-1163. State University of New to initiate Project Lifesaver, the Sheriff’s Department is our customers the County Jersey Offi ce of Emergency sudden unattended deaths Call the Prosecutor’s Jersey. a non-profi t international 4 Moore Road, Cape May Clerk’s Offi ce accepts Visa Management and each of as mandated by the State staff at 465-1135. Email: RCRE offi ces are located organization that provides a Court House, NJ 08210. and MasterCard for record- the respective Cape May Medical Examiner’s Act [email protected]. in all 21 counties. Rutgers rescue program for wander- Phone 465-1233, Fax ing fees, copies and pass- County Municipal Offi ces and interacts on a daily Cooperative Research and ing victims of Alzheimer’s 463-6464 ports. Mailing address is 7 of Emergency Manage- basis with families, phy- The Cape May County Extension of Cape May disease and mental disor- Email [email protected] N. Main Street–DN 109, ment, in coordinating ac- sicians, hospitals, police Public Safety Training County is located at 355 ders such as Down’s syn- may.nj.us PO Box 5000, Cape May tivities for dealing with agencies and prosecutors in Center is responsible for Court House/South Den- drome and autism. Relying Court House, NJ 08210- emergency events. Cape May and Cumberland all public safety training nis Road, Cape May Court on proven radio technology Telephone Operations 5000. The foundation of the Counties. in Cape May County that House. and trained search and res- has the responsibility of an- program lies in the im- The office number is includes Police, Fire, EMS, Through a variety of cue teams, Project Lifesaver swering calls that come to Courts plementation of the four 861-3355 and the fax num- and 911 Dispatcher Train- educational programs, Rut- reduces search times from county offi ces on the main The Cape May County phases of emergency man- ber is 861-5814. ing. gers Cooperative Research hours and days to minutes. number, 465-1000. Civil Division along with agement. The Police Academy of- and Extension transmits This program currently Many calls are for gener- criminal, family, probation Planning, response, re- The Cape May County fers over 3,200 hours of practical information from has seven participants and al information concerning and support enforcement is covery and mitigation, are a Department of Mosquito basic and advanced in-ser- the applied research of the funding is supplemented by county agencies, activities a part of the State Superior cohesive effort in this Cape Control, formerly the Cape vice training programs to New Jersey Agricultural independent donations. Court System. It is located May County Emergency May County Mosquito Ex- law enforcement offi cers Experiment Station and The Correctional Di- (Page 36 Please) 36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 County Departments (From Page 35) the assigned station. Crest Haven Nursing accessibility of health ser- Patricia Repici also oversees the Municipal or directions to a county For information call 886- and Rehabilitation Cen- vices Phone 465-1196 Alliance program which is facility. By questioning call- 3400, Fax 889-0344, or via ter is a 180 bed skilled Essential Public Health Our licensed profession- dedicated to preventing ers, operators determine e-mail to ltaylorday@co. nursing facility that is fully Services: al staff has over thirty years drug and alcohol abuse and which department can cape-may.nj.us. certifi ed under Medicare * Monitor health sta- of clinical experience in all is highlighted in a related help them. and Medicaid as well as tus to identify community fi elds and age groups. article. We list all county num- The Cape May County several private insurance health problems and com- Services are offered for •Youth Services Com- bers in the blue pages of Board of Social Services plans. Our services include munity resources orthopedic and sports inju- mission meets the third the telephone book, order administers a wide vari- skilled nursing, a secure * Diagnose and investi- ries such as back and neck Thursday of every other phone books for all offi ces ety of federal and state Alzheimer’s dementia unit gate health problems and pain and knee injuries, month and identifi es needs and provide delivery. This programs that provide and rehabilitation services health hazards in the com- neurological problems such and gaps in services for department also provides financial assistance and for physical, occupational munity as stroke or Parkinson’s juveniles involved in the an inter-office directory, services to eligible county and speech therapies. We * Inform, educate, em- disease, and geriatric and court system. The YSC listing all county offi ces and residents. offer IV therapy, wound power people about health pediatric rehabilitation oversees the programs their personnel. These programs include: care, and respite or hospice issues needs. funded by through the We provide a list of most Gerald M. Thornton, Temporary Assistance to care. Crest Haven’s phi- * Mobilize community The facility is well New Jersey Juvenile Jus- frequently asked for ser- Freeholder Needy Families (TANF) losophy is to promote well- partnerships to identify and equipped to deal with a tice Commission which vices listed alphabetically 6 Chestnut Oak Drive, which can provide cash and ness and independence for solve health problems wide range of problems and includes parenting, youth with the department and Cape May Court House, food assistance and medical those in need of long-term * Develop policies and staff is bilingual. Health in- companions, intensive su- phone number to call. NJ 08210 coverage to eligible fami- or short-term care. We plans that support individ- surance covers most types pervision and community Marjorie Troust, Super- Phone: 609-465-4877 lies; General Assistance provide extensive reha- ual and community health of physical therapy, but service. visor Offi ce: 609-465-1065 (GA) which can provide bilitation services following efforts coverage depends on indi- •Cape Atlantic Inter- Telephone 465-1000, E-mail: thornton@co. cash and food assistance hospitalization for surgery * Enforce laws and regu- vidual plans. agency Coordinating Coun- Fax 465-1280 cape-may.nj.us and medical coverage to or other acute injuries or lations that protect health Clinic Hours of Opera- cil meets with professionals Email: [email protected] Term expires: eligible individuals age 18 illnesses. There is a state of and ensure safety tion: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and parents from Cape May may.nj.us 12/31/07 and over without children the art therapy gym, with * Link people to needed Monday through Friday. and Atlantic County bi an- who, at the time, have no a residential kitchen and personal health services Closed Holidays. Phone nually to discuss services Cape May County Youth The function of the De- or minimal income; Food bath for training residents and assure provision of 465-1196, Fax 463-6783 and needs for youth with Services consists of the partment of Aging is to Stamp Program which pro- in the life skills needed to health care when other- Cape May County is serious emotional disorders Youth Shelter, Juvenile and promote the well being of vides eligible households regain their independence wise unavailable constantly striving to be as who are at risk of out of Family Crisis Intervention, older persons in Cape May funds to purchase food and return home. * Assure a competent well prepared as possible home placement. Family Court Assessment County by developing and items through the Electron- Crest Haven is owned public health and personal should the unthinkable oc- All of the Boards and Team and the Intensive advocating for services, ic Bank Transfer (EBT); and and operated by the County health care workforce cur. Community Health Commissions welcome Supervision Program. which assist older citizens Home Energy Assistance of Cape May with origins * Evaluate effectiveness, Planning works on pre- public input and mem- These programs pro- to maintain their indepen- (HEAP) which provides dating back to 1821. It accessibility, and quality of paredness efforts to protect bership. Please call 465- vide free direct service dence and quality of life. fi nancial assistance to Food is the County’s goal to personal and population- the community. 1055 if you would like to county youth and their The department pro- Stamp eligible households provide a full spectrum of based health services The department, through to participate. The e-mail families. motes knowledge and un- to assist with home heat- coordinated health care * Research for new in- its Health Education Pro- address for the department The Youth Shelter (Phone derstanding of the nature ing costs (Non-Food Stamp services, establishing a sights and innovative solu- gram presents lectures, in- is [email protected]. 465-5045, Fax 465-0565) of aging and identifi es the eligible households must true continuum of care tions to health formational literature, sem- nj.us. provides short-term out- needs and gaps in service. apply through Cape Human for the members of our Division of Environ- inars, and events aimed at of-home placement in a This offi ce contracts for Resources). Cooling assis- community. Our affi liation mental Services improving lifestyles in such Cape May County Mu- non-secure setting to chil- services and monitors ser- tance may be available for with other county services Cape May County De- diverse areas as smoking nicipal Alliances for the dren who are experienc- vice providers to assure medically related reasons. enables us to coordinate partment of Health cessation, physical fi tness, Prevention of Substance ing family problems, or that quality standards are Work First NJ Case a wide variety of commu- Kevin L. Thomas, Divi- nutrition, substance abuse, Abuse offers over 110 lo- charged with minor acts of met. Management links TANF nity programs and services. sion Director and injury prevention. cal prevention programs delinquency. These services include: and post-TANF recipients Discharge planning may Phone 465-1209 For more information serving county residents The Juvenile/Family Information and Assistance, with job and job related include meals on wheels, The Department’s Envi- call 465–1225. of all ages. These pro- Crisis Intervention Unit JACC (Jersey Assistance for activities and with needed home care services, out- ronmental Services include grams include Peer Leader- (Phone 465-1374, Fax Community Care giving) support services including patient rehabilitation ser- monitoring air quality, solid The County Depart- ship–youth teaching youth, 465-8603) assists “families Care Management, Certi- childcare, transportation, vices, adult day care and waste disposal, hazardous ment of Human Services Mentoring–adults being in crisis” through family fied Home Health Aide, funds for job enhancement, assisted living placement. waste disposal, lead-based accepts funding from vari- positive role models for counseling and referral to Transportation, Nutrition and referral for substance We work closely with the paint investigations, food ous State agencies and de- youth, After Prom Par- appropriate agencies in the Programs, Legal Assistance, abuse services. Cape May County Offi ce sanitation, and conducting velops specific programs ties–an alternative activity community. Physical Health—Dental, Child Support and Pa- on Aging and the Cape May inspections of housing, which meet the needs of for prom participants and The Crisis Intervention Emergency, Respite, Resi- ternity Services establishes County Health Department swimming pools and camp- local residents. PALS (Positive Adult Life Unit can access county dential Maintenance, Adult paternity for children and to help coordinate elder grounds. The Department cur- Styles) providing senior Family Court for assistance Day Care—Social, House- obtains court orders for care assistance. There are also seasonal rently oversees nine grants citizens mental, physical and direction whenever keeping, Adult Protective support and medical cover- To learn more about samples of the county’s and 50 subcontracts which and emotional support. The necessary. A counselor Services, Grandparents age with the assistance of Crest Haven Nursing & recreational waters (ocean offer an array of services to Governor’s Council on Al- is available around the Raising Grandchildren, the agency’s attorney and Rehabilitation Center or and back bays). county residents, including coholism and Drug Abuse clock. Caregiver Support and the court system. to schedule a tour and The Department also drug and alcohol treatment (GCADA) receives funding The Family Court As- S.H.I.P. (Senior Health In- speak to the Admissions responds to citizen com- and prevention programs, from fines to convicted sessment Team (Phone surance Program). Medicaid Eligibility Department, please call plaints regarding substan- in-home services, mental drug offenders and grants 465-1373, Fax 465-8603) Additionally, through determines eligibility for 609-465-6823. dard housing, poison ivy, health, domestic violence, a portion to each county provides a full range of ser- this offi ce, the county op- Medicaid and other medi- The mailing address is sewage overfl ows, refuse dental services for children, in New Jersey. Municipal vices for families, primarily erates four senior centers, cal coverage programs. Crest Haven Nursing & accumulations and insect recreation for the disabled governments that have referred by Family Court. fi ve congregate nutrition These programs include Rehabilitation Center, 4 and rodent problems. and several programs for a formed Alliance Com- FCAT can assure that sites, and a Mobile meals medical coverage for aged Moore Road, DN 619, Cape Department of Nurs- youth involved in the court mittee are awarded the the appropriate sources of program that serves 225 and disabled residents May Court House, New ing system. funds from their county to help are engaged and will homebound seniors each of the county, pregnant Jersey 08210 Phone 465-6825 The Department also support local programs ad- monitor the progress each weekday. women, medical coverage Phone: 609-465-1260 The Cape May County supports various county- dressing local needs. client is making. Also located in this of- for nursing home care, and Website: wwww.capemay- Public Health Nursing Divi- wide trainings on different The county Department The Intensive Super- fi ce is the Retired Senior eligibility for a part of the countygov.net sion provides high quality, topics through cosponsor- of Human Services over- vision Program (Phone Volunteer Program, which Family Care Program. comprehensive, cost effec- ship with other community sees the activities of the 463-6699, Fax 465-0565) provides important volun- Social Services Depart- Cape May County tive health care to all resi- groups or on its own. In seven Municipal Allianc- closely monitors juveniles teer opportunities for over ment provides informa- Health Department dents of Cape May County, the past the topics have in- es encompassing 14 mu- charged or adjudicated 500 retired persons. tion and referral, provides Louis J. Lamanna, M.A., regardless of gender, race, cluded Parent Training for nicipalities and conducts delinquent by the Family Phone 886-2784, Fax services to families and Health Offi cer or ethnicity. ADHD Children, Complex county-wide initiatives. Court. 889-0344, NJ EASE 877- individuals including the Public Health Coordi- This division practices Trauma in Youth, Hispanic The award winning “We Diane Lanzetta, Direc- 222-3737 elderly and disabled, pro- nator preventive health care by Culture, Issues for Grand- Check for 21” program is a tor Elizabeth Bozzelli, Execu- vides services and referral Phone 465-1187, Fax providing health education, parents Raising Grand- collaborative effort of busi- 4 Moore Road, DN 630, tive Director, ebozzelli@co. for services to victims of 465-3933 screening for early detec- children, Legal Issues for nesses and law enforce- Cape May Court House, cape-may.nj.us family violence, provides Email: [email protected] tion of illness and early Private Non Profi ts and an ment to reduce underage NJ 08210 Carol Lennox, Confi den- services to vulnerable may.nj.us immunizations. annual substance abuse drinking by training liquor Phone 465-5045, Email tial Assistant, lennoxc@co. adults according to provi- Cape May County De- The department pro- prevention conference. establishment personnel [email protected]. cape-may.nj.us sions of the Adult Protec- partment of Health Mission vides health care through The Department also to recognize false identifi - nj.us Information & Assistance tive Services Act, and pro- Statement: Working with its division of nursing, staffs several boards and cation. This program has Department, Phone 886- vides emergency assistance a community of partner- physical therapy and WIC. commissions which advise been replicated across New • Elected Freeholder in 8138, Fax 889-0344 to homeless and potentially ships, the Cape May Coun- Please call 465–1200 for the Freeholders and the Jersey. Additionally, the 1995 homeless individuals and ty Department of Health is additional information. state about local needs and Department of Human Ser- • Served as Freeholder A community of Talents! families. dedicated to achieving a The department’s Nursing solutions: vices organizes an annual from 1976 to 1987 That’s the Retired and The Fraud and Inves- healthy community envi- Division provides: •Human Services Advi- prevention conference to • Eleven-year Veteran of Senior Volunteer Pro- tigative Unit investigates ronment and the preven- • Diabetes education sory Council which meets provide volunteer training the U.S. Air Force gram (R.& S.V.P.) of Cape all allegations of fraud in tion of disease by assuring • Diabetes-lipids screen- the fi rst Wednesday of the and recognize volunteer • Attended Kellogg Com- May County. any program administered that high quality services, ing (Blood tests for sugar, month and discusses a accomplishments. munity College and the Anyone 55 or older, re- by the Board. It arranges including personal health cholesterol, and triglyc- broad range of issues from For additional informa- Overseas Extension of the tired or semi-retired can for the recovery of any services, are accessible to erides) AIDS to welfare reform to tion or if you would like University of Maryland join. There are approxi- payments received inap- everyone. • Cancer detection elderly. The HSAC has sev- to volunteer in your town, mately 584 R.&S.V.P. vol- propriately. Public Health Goals: • HIV testing eral subcommittees in the contact the Department of LIFEGUARD TEST unteers that are assigned The Cape May County * Prevent epidemics and • Chest clinic (T.B.) areas of homelessness, dis- Human Services at 465- CAPE MAY — The Cape to 34 volunteer stations Board of Social Services the spread of disease • Child health clinic abled, and welfare reform, 1055. May Beach Patrol will hold (non-profit, private and building is located at 4005 * Protect against envi- a “Lifeguard Test” 9 a.m. • Special child health which meet as needed. public community organi- Route 9 South, Rio Grande, ronmental hazards Saturday. Those interested services •Mental Health Alcohol The Cape May County should report to lifeguard zations). NJ 08242. * Prevent injuries • Home health visits and Drug Abuse Board Veterans’ Bureau is open headquarters at 9 a.m. with Volunteers choose a sta- Offi ce hours are Monday * Promote and encour- • Family Planning/Sexu- meets the last Monday of Monday through Friday towel and bathing suit. Test tion that suits their inter- through Friday, 8:30 a.m. age healthy behaviors ally Transmitted Disease every month and focuses from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 includes 100-yard swim in ests. They receive a brief to 4:30 p.m. (Phone 886- * Respond to disasters Clinic on the planning, program p.m. and is located in the pool; one-fourth mile ocean orientation from the R.&S. 6200 and Fax 889-9332). and assist communities in Physical Therapy Divi- and fi scal issues surround- Social Services Building in swim; one-half mile run, surf V.P. staff and additional Visit our website at recovery sion ing mental health and sub- Rio Grande. dash and interview. instruction and support at www.capemaycounty.gov. * Assure the quality and Chief Physical Therapist: stance abuse. The Board (Page 37 Please) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 37 County Departments (From Page 36) the Offi ce will work with the residents of Cape May The Division of Open radio, billboards and Inter- Advisory Commission on sures at 463-6476. The Veterans’ Bureau as- county departments to County. Space and Farmland net in the marketplace. the Status of Women was Besides protecting the sists veterans, widows, and begin the implementation Currently, operating Preservation is part of The Department’s huge created by the Cape May consumer from fraud, the their families in completing of recommendations made with 28 full-time driv- the Planning Department. photo library works hand in County Board of Chosen offi ce of Consumer Affairs the necessary forms for the by the Plans. Initial phases ers, Fare Free provides Created in 1989, this Divi- hand with the department’s Freeholders. Freeholder conducts informational following D.V.A. benefi ts, include an upgraded entry approximately 195,000 sion has preserved over fi ve public relations component Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. serves sessions on various con- which are only some of the plaza and park amenities. one-way trips, while 9 square miles of open space and has provided maga- as liaison to the commis- sumer protection topics. services provided: Service Also in 2006, the Offi ce part-time drivers deliver and farmland throughout zines, newspapers and sion. If you wish to schedule connected compensation, will also oversee the devel- over 100,000 mobile meals Cape May County. Infor- other publications photos The commission meets a speaker for your group non-service connected pen- opment of a Smart Growth- annually. mation on this valuable of the county while pitch- on the fourth Tuesday of or organization, or have sion, educational benefi ts, based Strategic Plan for the Service is provided to program can be seen on the ing story ideas. the month at 5:30 p.m., in a problem, please contact GI life insurance, hospital- County, which will include senior citizens, disabled County website www.cape- These photos have been the Historic Court House, Director John G. Rechner ization, correction of mili- a county-wide transfer of residents, veterans, indi- maycountygov.net. Look used for magazine covers 11 N. Main Street, Cape at 463-6475, fax 465-6472 tary records as well as re- development rights feasi- viduals of low-income and under “Departments”, as well as accompanying May Court House. or e-mail: jrechner@co. view of discharge, GI loans, bility study. general public all on a fi rst- then “Open Space and articles provided or written The public is invited cape-may.nj.us. burial benefi ts, outpatient •Grant Funding Coordi- come-fi rst-served basis. You Farmland”. by freelance journalists. to attend all the meetings treatment and headstones nation & Administration: must have a client (rider) The regular meeting of These public relations of the commission and to The Cape May County or grave markers. The Offi ce specializes in identifi cation card to use the Cape May County Plan- efforts have resulted in express their concerns for Board of Elections is un- Referrals are also made the development, prepara- the service. ning Board is open to the hundreds of thousands of the needs of women in der the Attorney General’s to the different agencies tion, and management of Transportation is pro- public and is held on the dollars in free publicity. Cape May County. Offi ce, but all expenses are such as social security, New grant-funded projects in a vided daily to all areas of third Tuesday of the month Vacationers are getting The Board of Chosen paid by each county per Jersey job service, depart- variety of areas, including Cape May County and at 7:30 p.m. in the Inter- on-line in record numbers Freeholders has charged Title 19. ment of aging, welfare and Public Facilities, Economic medical facilities in the mediate Meeting Room of to visit destinations and to the commission with the The Election Board is other social services. No Development, Community Atlantic County area. the County Administration make reservations. following missions and appointed by the Governor fees are charged by this Development, and Recre- Twice weekly service is Building. The most recent In keeping with the responsibilities: of New Jersey for a 2-year county agency. ation. also provided to medical fa- agenda is available on the trend, the Tourism Depart- • To study the needs, term. The offi ce staff is ap- The Cape May County •Economic & Demo- cilities in the Camden and website. ment continually updates capabilities, concerns, and pointed each March for a Veterans’ Cemetery is lo- graphic Information: Good Philadelphia areas while Recent Events: The de- its website: www.thejer- problems of Cape May one-year term. cated in the Crest Haven information is key to mak- service is provided once a partmental “2005 Annual seycape.com. County women and girls. This offi ce is responsible Complex, consisting of ing good decisions. One week to the Wilmington, Report”, and “Proposed The Tourism Depart- • Centralize and dissemi- for keeping records of all approximately 6,400 burial major initiative of the Of- Delaware area. Development Activity Re- ment’s marketing and pro- nate information. current voters including plots. You must be a war- fi ce is to ensure that a wide To learn more about Fare port for 2005” are now motional efforts have been • Propose and recom- changes of address, party time veteran and a resident variety of economic and Free Transportation, obtain available on-line. For pa- recognized nationally and mend programs and poli- and name. of Cape May County at the demographic information a schedule, or request an per copies, please call the internationally. cies that foster equality, All signatures are time of death. is available to private and Identifi cation Card, please Planning Department at In 2006 the Tourism De- achievement, justice, and scanned for comparison The federal government public decision makers. call the Fare Free office 456-1080. partment was recognized at a safe environment. of signature on Election provides a bronze marker, Information can be pro- at 889-3700 between the James Smith, P.P., the Governor’s Conference • Provide a forum to Day. The Election Board fl ag for the casket, and a vided in a number of for- hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 A.I.C.P. Director on Tourism held in April increase the participation is responsible for setup of burial allowance, which mats, and is always avail- p.m. Phone 465-1080, winning two Excellence in of county women. polling places including ap- varies, for the veteran. able on our web page. Director: Kathleen A. Fax 465-1418, E-mail Tourism Awards for their • Consult with other pointment of workers and There is no charge for the •Municipal and Agency Belles [email protected]. Advertising Campaign and organized groups and/or challengers. gravesite. Partnership Management: Telephone 889-3700, nj.us their Leadership Role in county government agen- Election Day problems Virginia Tomlin, Division The Offi ce works closely Fax 889-7696 developing the Southern cies. are handled through the Director with a host of agencies to E-mail: farefree@co. The Cape May County New Jersey Vacationer The ultimate goal of the Election Offi ce or present- Telephone 886-2762, coordinate local and re- cape-may.nj.us Department of Tourism Magazine. County Women’s Com- ed at court. Fax 889-9332 gional activities and facili- has been promoting the The Southern New Jer- mission is to enhance the The Office opens at 5 E-mail: gtomlin@co. tate projects that provide A large part of the county beaches, fishing sey Vacationer Magazine quality of life and position a.m. on the mornings of cape-may.nj.us an enhanced quality of duties of the Cape May and fi ne weather for over is a joint promotional effort of the women and girls in Municipal, Primary and life to Cape May County’s County Planning Depart- 70 years. with Cape May, Cumber- Cape May County. General Elections and clos- • Elected Freeholder in residents and visitors. The ment involve review of Cape May County imple- land and Atlantic County. Phone: 463-6695, Email: es when all the Provisional 2002 Offi ce also monitors State development proposals. By mented an annual fi shing Each County, along with [email protected]. Ballots are returned and • Mayor of Sea Isle City planning policies and initia- law, the County Planning contest that is still going the Southern Shore and nj.us. locked in the Impound- since 1993 tives and makes informa- Board, through the County strong and is celebrating Atlantic City Convention ment Closet, along with the • Holds a B.A. degree tion available to municipali- Planning Department, is its’ 71st year. and Visitors Authority, uses The Department of Con- absentee ballots. from Thomas Edison Col- ties on the impact of these responsible for the review The annual fi shing con- this piece as fulfillment, sumer Affairs protects Current programs in- lege policies on local land use of all subdivisions of land test was one of the first distributing 175,000 cop- consumers from fraud, clude Freedom’s Answer planning. in the County. Site Plans programs operated by the ies annually, with an esti- deceit and misrepresenta- Project and Help America Freeholder Leonard De- (projects involving fi ve or department and is consid- mated readership of more tion in the sale of goods Vote (HAVA) initiatives. siderio, Deputy County more parking spaces) are ered the longest continu- than 600,000 prospective and services. Joyce A. Erb – Republican Administrator Steve Hamp- also reviewed for consis- ally running fi shing contest vacationers. Consumer Affairs also Registrar; Patrice M. Bailey ton, and Supervising Plan- tency with county traffi c in the nation. This regional partner- ensures a fair, honest, com- – Democrat Registrar ner Leslie Gimeno (PP, and drainage standards. The Tourism Depart- ship has allowed Cape May petitive and open mar- Mailing Address is 10- AICP) encourage people Other Planning Depart- ment markets to audiences County to triple their reach ketplace for business and 12 Mechanic Street, P interested in finding out ment activities include outside of the area, with and expand their advertis- industry. This is accom- O Box 5000, Cape May more about our Office transportation planning the primary market being ing budget by joining with plished through education, Court House, NJ 08210. to call 465-6875, e-mail and the dissemination of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the two other counties. regulation, enforcement Telephone Number is 465- [email protected] public information includ- New York and Maryland. Diane F. Wieland, Di- of laws and advocacy of 1050. MAY.NJ.US or visit our ing Census data, population With travel safety con- rector. consumer rights. web page at www.cape- estimates, and information cerns still in the forefront Telephone 463-6415, Beginning January 1, The Cape May County maycountygov.net. concerning various envi- and rising fuel costs, the Toll Free 800-227-2297, 2006 contractors are re- Office of Education is ronmental regulations. department concentrates Fax 465-4639 quired to be registered a part of the New Jersey Leonard C. Desiderio, The Department of Fa- In addition, the Plan- its efforts within a 300- Email: [email protected] with the State. If anyone Department of Education, Freeholder cilities and Services mis- ning Department provides mile radius. may.nj.us plans to have work done, Division of Field Services. 6400 Landis Avenue, sion is to maintain county professional planning staff Internationally, they ask contractor for his reg- We serve as a liaison for the Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 buildings and grounds in for the County Planning continue to promote in • Elected Freeholder in istration number and proof local school districts and Phone: 609-263-4561 a manner that provides Board. In this capacity, the Canada, with the Montreal 2003 of insurance. citizens of Cape May Coun- Offi ce: 609-465-1065 a clean, healthy environ- department staff is involved region being the target • Member of the Lower Consumer Affairs is re- ty to the State Department E-mail: desiderio@co. ment for workers and the in the formulation of the market. Township Board of Educa- sponsible for enforcing the of Education. The NJDE cape-may.nj.us public, using the most ef- County Comprehensive Beginning in early Janu- tion since 1966 Consumer Fraud Act for places a superintendent Term expires: fective and effi cient means Plan and various other ac- ary, the employees of the • Veteran of the U. S. the State of New Jersey. of schools, an educational 12/31/06 possible. tivities such as grants, the Department of Tourism Air Force Some areas covered by the planner, a school business The department provides New Jersey State Develop- start on the fi rst of 20 con- • Retired Lower Town- Act include home improve- administrator and a child The Offi ce of Economic a full range of facilities ment and Redevelopment sumer trade shows. ship Police Offi cer ments, new and used car study supervisor in the Resources & Capital Plan- management services to Plan, community develop- The department exhibits • Attended Atlantic sales, refund policy, door- Cape May Office. Cape ning combines traditional include new construction, ment projects, monitor- within the Mid-Atlantic Community College to-door sales as well as May County furnishes the economic development renovation, general main- ing legislative proposals, region, traveling to Penn- watercraft and automobile needed secretarial staff and activities with long-range tenance, housekeeping, and providing planning sylvania, Maryland, New repair. most offi ce equipment and and strategic planning in a mail delivery, warehousing assistance to smaller mu- York, New Jersey, Virginia Consumer Affairs also supplies. number of areas: and security. nicipalities. and Canada. More than investigates telemarketing In serving as liaison with •Business Support: The Offi ce staff oversees and The Planning Depart- 150,000 pieces of county- and mail fraud which in- the NJDE, the county offi ce Offi ce provides a central processes service contracts, ment staff also maintains wide promotional litera- cludes sweepstakes, prize is responsible to the NJDE point of contact for busi- capital construction proj- a geographic information ture is placed in the hands offers, vacation scams and for advising and monitoring nesses in Cape May Coun- ects, purchasing for servic- system (GIS) which inte- of prospective visitors at charitable solicitations. our local school districts to ty. Technical assistance es and energy processing. grates mapping and data. these shows. The Division of Weights ensure that they are com- with business planning, If you would like infor- This sophisticated system By mid-February the and Measures is respon- plying with state rules and referrals for fi nancing, envi- mation on county energy aids other County depart- department’s advertising sible for all weights and regulations. Our County ronmental permitting, and saving programs, a tour of ments and municipalities campaign kicks off and runs measures activity in Cape Superintendent, Dr. Albert site selection are just a few a facility, or have a repre- in performing a variety of through September. May County. Monillas, is responsible for of the services offered. sentative of the department important technical tasks. The brochure and dis- Offi cials inspect and cer- all of the functions in the of- The Offi ce also coordi- make a presentation to Also, the Planning Depart- play advertising placed by Ralph E. Bakley, Sr., tify scales used for retail fi ce. The Educational Plan- nates Free Business Work- your organization, contact ment maintains an Internet the Department’s In-House Freeholder sales, conduct reweigh ner, Michael McKnight, shops on a variety of topics Director Robert “Budd” mapping site (http://www. Agency, results in more 801 Cape Avenue, Cape inspects of prepackaged works mostly in the areas including Starting a Busi- Springer at 465-1291 or capemaycountyims.net.), than 70,000 calls to the May, NJ 08204 products, as well as gaso- of curriculum, affi rmative ness, Business Financing, via e-mail to springerb@co. which permits the public Tourism Department’s toll Phone: 609-884-8212 line pumps to ensure the action, basic skills and Taxes, and Marketing. cape-may.nj.us. to access a variety of infor- free line and more than Offi ce: 609-465-1065 consumer is getting what school testing; our County •Capital & Strategic mation over the Internet. 50,000 vacation packets E-mail: [email protected] they pay for. If you have School Business Admin- Planning: The Offi ce pro- Cape May County Fare Wetlands, soils, aerial pho- mailed out. may.nj.us a concern about scales, istrator, Charles Muller, vides technical support Free Transportation tography, tax parcel data, To complete the multi- Term expires: weights, gas pumps, pack- works primarily with the for long range and capital provides daily-modified and census data are just a media advertising buys, 12/31/07 aging, home fuel delivery school districts in the areas planning for the County fixed-route and demand- few of the many databases the Jersey Cape is also pro- or taxicabs, contact the of transportation, of Cape May. In 2006, response transportation to available at this site. moted via cable television, The Cape May County offi ce of Weights and Mea- (Page 38 Please) 38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 County Departments (From Page 37) Email: culture@cape-may. Cape May Court House, NJ unless the decedent had one the board’s offi ces include individuals and develop a with easy access and ample budgets, facilities and the county.lib.nj.us 08210 or more assets “in his or her the original certifi ed Tax List plan of care using treatment free parking within 50 feet application for state school Mailing address: 4 Moore Rachel A. Rodgers, Mu- name alone.” It is an easy for all districts, which lists techniques and education of the entrance. aid; and our Child Study Road, DN139, Cape May seum Curator/Executive process to probate a will in all property ownership re- that promote the ability to We are located in the Supervisor, Barbara Groff, Court House, NJ 08210. Director the State of New Jersey. cords, fi ve years of property move, reduce pain, restore Cape May County Health works predominantly in Phone 465-3535, Fax The cost to probate a will transfer records, summaries function, and prevent dis- Department in the Crest Ha- the area of special educa- The Cape May County 465-4274 in the State of New Jersey of sales, and the Abstract of ability or overuse. ven Complex on the Garden tion, assisting districts with Historical & Genealogical Email: [email protected] is $100. Ratables that accounts for all Our therapists use a State Parkway at exit 11. placement of classifi ed chil- Society (CMCHGS) oper- may.nj.us Website: www. When a person dies with- budgets, levies, and rates. “hands on” approach and Our staff is bilingual and dren, giving workshops and ates the Cape May County cmcmuseum.org out a will, he or she has Telephone 465-1030, provide treatment in a most insurance plans are training sessions on state Museum and Alexander died intestate. In that case, Fax 463-0293. George R. friendly and caring environ- accepted. State law does regulations and working Genealogy Library. The The goal of the Cape since there is no will, the Brown, III, Tax Adminis- ment. Each patient is treat- not require a physician’s as a mediator for parents CMCHGS is a private, non- May County Library is to Surrogate will appoint the trator. ed individually with their prescription; however, in- and school districts when profit organization and a provide for the information- appropriate person to ad- Cape May County Divi- own specialized program. surers may require one problems arise. department of County gov- al and recreational needs of minister the estate of the sion of Physical Therapy The Division is recognized to demonstrate medical Some of the many ser- ernment that is dedicated the County residents and decedent. Physical Therapists (PT’s) for its high quality care and necessity. If you are unsure vices provided by our offi ce to preserving the diverse visitors. To this end, the Li- When a minor inherits are licensed health care pro- commitment to excellence. of your coverage, our billing include processing regular, history of Cape May County brary operates eight branch money from an estate, or fessionals who diagnose and Services are offered for or- department will perform a emergency and alternate for the education, enlight- libraries and a bookmobile receives and award from a treat people of all ages who thopedic and sports injuries courtesy check for you. route teacher certifi cation enment and pleasure of service. Telephone, email Court for injuries suffered have medical problems or for all joints, back and neck You can visit us on the through the Offi ce of Teach- present and future gen- and in-person reference ser- in an accident, the funds other health-related condi- pain, arthritis, neurological web at www. er Certifi cation in Trenton erations. Visitors are invited vices are also available. are usually deposited with tions that limit their abili- problems and many other cmchealth.net, or if you and processing and issuing to explore, discover and The Library provides free the Surrogate. ties to move and perform diagnoses. have questions or would like substitute certifi cates. We learn Jersey Cape history Internet access at all branch The Surrogate deposits functional activities in their Our large 3000 square to schedule an appointment, are also available to answer through programs & tours of locations to anyone who those funds in interest bear- daily lives. PT’s examine foot facility is fully equipped please call 465-1196. questions and send infor- the historic Holmes House holds a valid library card. ing accounts, as mandated mation to the public about estate and by researching A number of electronic by the Supreme Court, until each of these certifi cations, local history & genealogy databases are also available, the minor reaches his or her compile and distribute a at the Alexander Memorial including science, literature “age of majority.” Today, public school directory and Library. and magazine databases, there is in excess of $6.2 refer citizens to the ap- The Museum holds the many of which can be ac- million on deposit for 240 propriate NJDE offi ce when largest collection of Cape cessed from home through minors. The Surrogate also necessary. May County artifacts in the Library Webpage www. may appoint guardians for Telephone 465-1281, Fax the historic Holmes House. cape-may.county.lib.nj.us. minors. 465-2094 Visitors are treated to view- Please check at any branch By the New Jersey Consti- ing many curiosities exhib- location for the rules and tution, the Surrogate is also The Cape May County ited in sixteen rooms that regulations concerning In- the “Deputy Clerk of the Division of Culture and contain Native American, ternet use and policy. Superior Court” in all con- Heritage is under the di- medical, military, toy, mari- An exciting new service tested probate matters and rection of a nine-member time and transportation is the addition of download- in all adoption matters. County Cultural and Heri- artifacts, just to name a few! able audio books. For infor- Additionally, all adoption tage Advisory Commission. Self-guided tours March mation about this or any of matters are fi led with the The County Board of Cho- through May: Saturday, 10 the Library services, activi- Surrogate. As Deputy Clerk Christine Cote sen Freeholders established a.m. to 2 p.m. June through ties or programs, please visit of the Superior Court, the Ellen Mallen In Front Of Her New Art Gallery Which Opens Tonight the Advisory Commission August: Tuesday through any of the Branch libraries, Surrogate appears in Supe- under enabling legislation Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. check the events calendar rior court, Family Division, In Dennis Township enacted by the State in (last admission.) Septem- on our Webpage or call the in all adoption matters. l968. Commissioners are ber: Thursday, Friday & Main Library at 463-6350. It is the Surrogate’s re- appointed by the Freehold- Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Schedules and informa- sponsibility to swear in wit- Gallery of Original Art Opens ers for fi ve-year terms. The October through December: tion about our children’s nesses, take notes, and to By CHRISTINE COTE Also, quite simply, Mal- To tease her, her father Advisory Commission’s pur- Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. programming, young adult fi le, close and seal the adop- len said “It’s a great little would add a rock to her pose is to encourage and The Museum admission events and adult book clubs tion fi le at the conclusion of CLERMONT — Dennis building, it just had to have bag to see how long it took promote public interest in is $5/adults, $4/seniors are listed on the Webpage. the adoption hearing. Township residents still art in it.” her to notice the added history and the arts in the & students, $2/children Our Branch locations and In his role as Deputy cannot buy a bottle of fi ne The two-story building weight. County. The Division is ages 4–12, free/children phone numbers are: Clerk of the Superior Court, wine in the municipality, has wide plank wood fl oors Getting back at him funded through the County under 4. • Main Library Surrogate Hentges is also but starting tonight they upstairs, which people have started her on one of her Library Commission. The Alexander Memori- 30 Mechanic St. responsible for receiving can admire and purchase tried to duplicate but can- favorite art hobbies, paint- The Division is the des- al Genealogy Library holds Cape May Court House, pleadings for the appoint- fi ne art at the Patina Art not, she said. ing rocks to look like other ignated County agency to documents and photographs NJ 08210 ment of guardians for those gallery. There is also a smaller things. The fi rst one was apply for, receive, and ad- pertaining to Cape May 463-6350 elderly persons who, be- Located at 1909 Route building nearby that potter rock shaped like a baked minister block grants, or County families. The Li- • Lower Cape Branch cause of advanced age and 9 North, it is owned and Steve Grison will use as a potato that she embellished regrants, for local groups brary also contains research Library infi rmity, require a guardian operated by Ellen and Ken- potter’s shed, Mallen said. with paint, making it so au- from the New Jersey State information on local history. 2600 Bayshore Rd. to be appointed to handle neth Mallen who live next This structure is believed thentic that her father tried Council on the Arts and Researchers may search for Villas, NJ 08251 their affairs. door. At a grand opening by some to have once been to cut into it when it was the New Jersey Historical their family roots or learn 886-8999 The Cape May County reception today from 5 to a way station, she said. put on his dinner plate. Commission. It serves as more about local history • Upper Cape Branch Surrogate Court is located 7 p.m., visitors can stroll It, like the cottage that She still loves to paint an umbrella organization for $5/hour or become an Library at 9 North Main Street, the grounds between the will house the art, was rocks into vegetables. Mal- for the 70 local groups that individual member for $25 2050 Route 631 Cape May Court House, NJ gallery building and the brought onto the proper- len also does collage boxes comprise the Cape May for unlimited self-research. Petersburg, NJ 08270 08210. Mallen’s home, which dates ty from other locations. and has a stool in the gallery County Arts and History For additional information 628-2607 The offi ce hours are 8:30 back to the 1740. The cottage, from the with a bouquet of fl owers Round Table. on the Library holdings, fees • Cape May City Branch a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday Locals may recall the early 1800s, had its first painted on its seat that she The Division also pro- and procedures as well as Library to Friday. Quilted Gull at this location, home near the ocean on said is from her painted vides technical assistance library hours, visit our web- Ocean and Hughes The offi ce telephone num- which Ellen Mallen said she Townsend’s Inlet. It’s an stool period. and workshops for artists site, call 465-3535 or email streets ber is 463-6666, and the fax operated for 20 years before antique, said Mallen. She will also be display- and organizations in the [email protected]. Cape May, NJ 08204 number is 463-6454. closing about two years ago Now both look like part ing a few of her own paint- County, promotes arts and nj.us. Sonia Forry, Library 884-9568 because of her husband’s ill of the landscape nestled in ings in the gallery and some history education in schools, Coordinator • Sea Isle City Branch The Tax Board equalizes health. and surrounded by gardens, small antiques, like statuary cosponsors a Visiting Au- The Museum Kids Club Library municipal ratables by ana- It’s the fi rst business in a fountain and sculptures. and candlesticks. But her thor/Illustrator program offers fun and education- 125 John F. Kennedy lyzing each property trans- the township, agrees Kim Grison is one of the pre- goal is to exhibit the art of with the County Library, al programs each month Blvd. fer and determining the Schiela, president of the mier artists exhibiting here. other local artists sponsors meetings to ad- throughout the year. Fee to Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 district’s assessment level, Dennis Township Chamber Others include James Abele, There will be a few dress local groups’ current attend monthly programs: 263-8485 comparing each assessment of Commerce, that features Reta Sweeney, and Anna works by origami artist cultural and administra- non-members $5/child $2/ • Stone Harbor Branch to each sale price. original art works. Marie Zabielski. All four are Yulan Mimmy San and, tive concerns, publishes a adult; members $3/child, Library The board hears assess- Schiela said she sees it members of the Cape May by the others, work in monthly cultural calendar of Free/parent, $2/additional 9508 Second Ave. ment appeals from April 1 as a natural development County Art League. oil, acrylic and watercolor, events, maintains a County adults. Become a member Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 annually, resolving disputes of the commercial growth Why the name Patina? along with the pottery, Culture and Heritage web- of the Museum Kids Club 368-6809 between property owners in this part of the township. “It’s the natural glow some sculpted pieces, and site (capemaycountyculture- to receive invitation to all • Wildwood Crest Branch and their municipality. She has also seen the cham- things get as they age,” said some photographs. heritage.org), which fea- events, free admission to Library The board, through their ber grow from 70 some to Mallen. After today, Mallen plans tures links to local groups, the Museum and a quarterly 6301 Ocean Ave. administrator and staff, su- 107 members since she “This is my patina,” she to be open daily from 10 artists, and “Made In Cape newsletter. Membership: Wildwood Crest, NJ pervises the daily work fi rst became president over added referring to this time a.m. until 5 p.m., except on May County” products, and $10/individual or $25/ 08260 product of all municipal a year ago. in her life. Tuesdays when the galley coordinates the County’s family. 522-0564 assessors. Only the gallery sign is Art has also had a place will be closed. participation in the National Guided tours are avail- May through June the visible from the road. It and in it, but Mallen’s life has She expects the busi- Arts Program®. able for organizations and The New Jersey Constitu- board compiles all local the home are tucked in the also been about the world ness to be seasonal, unless The Division provides schools. Cape May County tion requires the election budgets. trees about 50 to 70 feet at its worst. She worked “there’s traffi c,” she said. technical assistance to schoolchildren are admitted of a Surrogate in each of Fire districts, school dis- back, with parking spaces for the Camden County Mallen is optimistic about groups regarding the Ameri- free. Volunteers are encour- New Jersey’s 21 counties. tricts, municipalities, and in between. Prosecutor’s Office as an the gallery’s success. cans with Disabilities Act. It aged and are welcome to The term of offi ce is for fi ve the county itself certify their Why reopen now as a investigator before coming “We don’t have galleries also sponsors a free cultural volunteer weekly or for spe- years. tax levies to the tax board so gallery? Because she loves here. here that I know of,” she display case in the County cial events. Membership in Elected in 1972, W. Rob- that a rate may be set. art and loves artists, Mallen As a younger woman, said. “We had quite a bit of Administration Building. the CMCHGS includes free ert Hentges became only the Tax bills are printed after said. Practically, with her she worked undercover as traffi c,” she added referring The Division Office is admission to the Museum, 20th person to hold the po- the tax rate is determined husband’s health in decline the person who would buy to when the building was in the Cape May County unlimited self-research in sition as Cape May County and delivered to municipal and her advancing years illegal drugs as part of inves- an antique shop. Library, 30 West Mechanic the Genealogy Library, 10% Surrogate since 1723. collectors for mailing. — she’s now 65 — she tigations. When she was go- “Once you stop, you’ll Street, Cape May Court off in the Museum Shop, Primarily, the Surrogate Challenges to “Added couldn’t handle those heavy ing through police training know where it is,” said House. tri-annual newsletter and Court probates wills for Assessments,” the result of antiques anymore. courses, she said, she would Mallen. “We get a lot of Office hours are 8:30 Annual Magazine of History persons who die residents new construction, are heard She also didn’t want to carry around a purse with U-turns.” a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday & Genealogy. of Cape May County. by the board on the third compete with other antique a gun, handcuffs and other Contact Cote at (609) through Friday. Telephone: The Museum is locat- It is not always necessary Tuesday in December. stores that have moved to equipment that would make 886-8600 Ext 31 or: 463-6370, Fax: 463-6335, ed at 504 Route 9 North, to admit a will to probate, Public records on fi le in the area. it quite heavy. 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Second Graders Reach Across ESTABLISHED 1888 Ocean to Children in Uganda By CHRISTINE COTE

DENNISVILLE — Sec- ond graders from Dennis APY* Township Primary School visited the Post Offi ce here Monday and it wasn’t to get .50% a tour of the place. They were on a mis- sion to mail books they had made for children in 4 Uganda. For six weeks the stu- for Months dents in Sally Jean Stein’s Limited Time CD Offer class worked on the count- ing books, while learning about the continent of 7 Africa and the diffi culties of children growing up there. They focused on Kenya and picked Uganda as the recipients of their books Sea Isle City because it borders Kenya Christine Cote 4301 Landis Ave. and children there have SHOW THEM OFF — Dennis Township second graders display counting books been deprived of educa- they created before mailing them Monday to children in Uganda. 609-263-8750 tion, as well as a comfort- able home life, because of For the number three, nying drawing of a tiger. from her class, they were war in the country, accord- for example, there’s a list Art teacher Natalie Kien- sending “10 hardcover Seaville ing to Stein. of things that come in inger helped the second- books made by Mrs. Nova- 2072 Shore Rd. She got the idea of mak- threes for starters, includ- graders with their drawings kowski’s class,” also second 609-624-1000 ing books for Africa from ing “sides on a triangle, and once copied in final graders. the Memory Project, which wheels on a tricycle, legs from, they were hand col- Stein said she hopes to coordinates such contact on a stool, triplets, horns ored by the students. mail at least 50 of the books between children, an on a triceratops and feet The effort went through her students made. Each Swainton ocean apart geographically in a yard.” many phases before be- of them also got a copy to 1516 Rt. 9 N and worlds apart socially Then there’s a math coming the red-covered keep and one will be put in and culturally. word problem, with an center stapled books that the school’s library. 609-465-7211 At fi rst her class thought illustration: “There are six are now on their way to Stein said she has ap- of doing a book on colonial triangles. How many sides their destination. Children plied for a grant for next times or a cowboy book, but in all?” initially worked on ideas year which she hopes will then they decided a count- The answer, 18, is on the as a group and recorded cover the cost of enough ing book was “doable” and same page, upside down of these exercises first on of the pre-made hardcover would be more interesting course. lined sheets of paper and books, like the 10 sent www.1stbankseaisle.com to the children receiving Each number has a list then on large white sheets, Monday, for the whole and a math problem and which served as mock ups school to fi ll-in and the cost *INTEREST RATES AND ANNUAL PERCENTAGE YIELDS EFFECTIVE AS OF MAY 23, 2006 AND SUBJECT TO them, said Stein. CHANGE AT ANY TIME. SUBJECT TO PREMATURE WITHDRAWAL PENALTY OF 3 MONTHS LOSS OF So they made “teach- students had to come up for pages as they appear in of postage. INTEREST. $500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT TO OPEN AND OBTAIN THE APY. ing and learning” books with a tongue-twister for the book. Contact Cote at (609) each, such as “Three thin Stein said they could 886-8600 Ext 31 or: MEMBER based on numbers one to EQUAL HOUSING FDIC LENDER ® 12 but it’s more than just tigers tasted three tiny to- ship up to 11 pounds. [email protected] counting. matoes,” with an accompa- Along with the red books SALE STARTS FRIDAY Available only in North Cape May and Cape May Court House. Liquor Store Hours: ® Mon. thru Sat. 8am to 10pm Beer,Wine & Spirits Sunday 11am to 8pm 14 49 18 49 Budweiser or Rutherford Hill Bud Light Beer Merlot 24-pack, 12 fl. oz. Bottles 750 ml. Bottle

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Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 43 $2.4 M Multi-Gen Rec Center Proposed for Stone Harbor By AL CAMPBELL square foot fi tness center borough has $20-$25 mil- for year-round use. lion in available excess STONE HARBOR — Bor- There would be a 560- property “that could be ough residents are weighing square-foot arts and crafts readily converted to rata- the revised proposal for a center, also for year round bles,” she stated. “multigenerational recre- use. “I am comfortable selling ation center.” The facility would have a a small portion of that prop- Councilwoman Anne “moderate size” kitchen for erty to pay for a center and Wannen, who is spearhead- cooking classes, and to serve reduce some of our debt,” ing the project, plans to the playing fi elds. Wannen said. Al Campbell attend the June 10 Realty “These areas will be rev- “It would be an asset RECOGNIZE TOP TEACHERS — Teachers of the year from school districts throughout Cape May County Owners Association meet- enue sources to help offset for an asset to be used and are honored at a luncheon reception given in their honor at the county Technical School May 18. ing to further explain the OE,” she stated. enjoyed,” she said. new plan. The center will not be The present building at She had figures and a a “money maker,” she the recreation fi eld is 2,000 rough fl oor plan of the pro- added. square feet. Tickets for Non-Movers Put on Hold in Cape May posed 12,000-square-foot It is anticipated that sell- In 2004, several archi- By JACK FICHTER He said the street sweep- nance “ridiculous overkill,” study to determine how building available at coun- ing a borough asset would tects were asked to ana- ing picked up yard debris that hurt tourism. He sug- many properties in the city cil’s May 16 meeting, and offset the capital cost of lyze facility needs and all CAPE MAY — City coun- that could otherwise would gested removing the street were actually located in two more handouts will be avail- the center, “which we esti- available locations. They cil approved a motion Mon- enter storm sewers and cleaning signs and redraft- zoning districts. able Saturday, she said. mate at $2.4 million,” she proposed rough sketches of day for a 90-day moratorium wash into the ocean, possi- ing of a new ordinance. He said his offi ce found The L-shaped building stated. a facility that would meet on issuing tickets to drivers bly causing a beach closing City Public Works Super- seven properties including would be situated in the “It will not be on the the recreational needs of who do not move their cars from high bacteria levels. intendent Robert Smith said Congress Hall, the Jetty northwest corner of the backs of the taxpayers,” she children, young adults and to allow street sweeping on The mayor suggested an- his department swept up Motel, the Marquis de La- 80th Street athletic fi eld at continued. seniors on a year round Washington, Corgie, and other solution be found 910 cubic yards of debris fayette Hotel, and a new Second Avenue. When equipped with basis. Hughes streets. to keep the three streets last year, which would have condominium project at The front portion of the exercise and recreational The originally proposed Mayor Jerome E. Inder- clean rather than ticketing otherwise found its way to Cape May Marine. building, which will face equipment, and kitchen year-round building was wies said he has received a drivers. the ocean or back bays. He Jones suggested the split Second Avenue, would be appliances, the project’s also to be 12,000 square number of complaints from Bed and breakfast inn said the city had 40 outfall zone properties be given 23 feet high. The long por- total equipment cost adds feet, and was to include a those who were ticketed for owners in the audience pipes, 17 draining into the zoning designation of tion, which would face $88,000 to the package, for large multipurpose room, not moving their cars at the complained their guests the ocean and 23 into the the largest piece of the 80th Street, would be 33 a total $2,488,000. small multipurpose room, prescribed time for street were ticketed or had to rise back bay. property feet high. Projected income from bathrooms, equipment cleaning. Those times are from bed at 8 a.m. to move Smith among pollutants Council introduced an “Many sketches have fees, $103,000 would come storerooms, small kitchen, marked on street signs. their cars to another block, going down storm sewers ordinance on the spot after been drawn, redrawn and from the variety of pro- staff offi ces. Inderwies said the city if they could locate another were dog droppings, grass mall restaurant owners adjusted for maximum use grams ranging from yoga Borough council provided passed an ordinance in parking space. clippings, and cigarette asked council to allow the and effi ciency,” she stated and roller-skating to indoor funds in its 2005 budget for 2004 requiring the moving Inderwies said the new butts. He asked if visitors use of blackboard signs in a handout. lacrosse, karate, movies, soil testing and preliminary of cars for street cleaning city council, which will would like to see beach to advertise their daily The proposed building receptions and wakes. architect drawings and cost in order to meet new storm be sworn on July 1, could closings. specials. A sign ordinance would have a 1,000-plus Wannen estimated the estimates. water management rules tackle the issue. Council Council will revisit the passed two years ago out- imposed by the state on all will have two new members ordinance in August, said lawed blackboard signs. communities, particularly at that time, Linda Steenrod the mayor. A hearing for the ordi- Cape May Considers Moving those that have storm drains and David Kurkowski. In other business: city nance will be held June that empty into the ocean Councilman William G. Assessor Michael Jones 20. Oldest House to New Home and back bays. Gaffney called the ordi- presented the results of a By JACK FICHTER Ferry Announces Special Passenger Cruise Events CAPE MAY — The Great- NORTH CAPE MAY The Sunset Cruise departs Boat cruise features three The ferry’s mascot will be er Cape May Historical —Cape May-Lewes Ferry on three different Saturday hours of music and memo- the host on this three-hour, Society has requested the (CMLF) officials on June evenings: June 17, June 24 ries with Honey Voshell and fun-fi lled adventure. Look city move the Memucan 5, announced that three and July 1. the Honeycombs — voted for Lighthouse Pete the Hughes House, most com- special passenger cruise For New Jersey custom- Delaware’s Favorite Lo- Pirate to be joined by his monly known as the Co- programs will be offered ers, the cruise will leave cal Band for the past eight clown friends and enough lonial House, to the street throughout the summer. the Cape May terminal at years! The cruises depart music to keep the whole front of Washington Street. These special round-trip 7 p.m., and return at 10 the Cape May terminal at family entertained. The Colonial House, cruises, which will cater p.m. Check-in begins at 6 p.m. Beginning July 12 built in 1800, is owned by to kids, music fans and the boat 30 minutes before Foot passenger check-in through Aug. 30, the fam- the city and is the oldest romantics alike, offer three cruise time. The cost of begins at the boat 30 min- ily fun cruises will depart building in Cape May. It memorable ways to experi- the sunset cruise is $29, utes before cruise time. The the Cape May terminal at is located adjacent to city ence the Cape May-Lewes which includes round-trip cruise cost, which includes 6 p.m. every Wednesday. hall, behind Alexander’s Ferry and the the Delaware foot passenger ferry cruise, round-trip foot passenger Check-in begins at the ves- Inn, and is leased to the Bay as a foot passenger. wine samples and appetizer ferry cruise and great music sel 30 minutes before cruise historical society for $1 Sunset (and Wine) Lov- pairings. from some of the area’s top time. Round trip foot pas- per year. ers Unite Will offer a sum- Rock the Boat Cruises: bands, is $17 per adult, pas- senger tickets are $17 per The city proposed mov- mer sunset on the cruise From reggae to Jimmy Buffet sengers 6–13: $8.50, and adult, passengers 6–13 are ing the house forward to across the Delaware Bay. to rock ’n’ roll, the ferry is children under 6 years of $8.50, and children under an area directly along Wash- Featured will be some of the place to be on summer age free. Reservations are 6 years of age free. ington Street, at a meeting the fi nest California, Aus- Friday nights from July 7 suggested. For further information, Monday. It would convert tralian and French wines through Aug. 18. Lighthouse Pete, the or to make reservations, call the area currently occupied Jack Fichter (along with appetizers). The Delaware Rock the Pirate’s Family Fun Cruises: 1-800-643-3779. by the Colonial House into a Memucan Hughes House, Cape May, Circa 1800 parking lot with fi ve spaces, provements to the mall, Colonial House. according to City Manager a new convention center “The relationship of a Luciano V. Corea Jr. and numerous streetscape large Victorian structure in City Councilman David changes. front and an old Colonial Brown, also a board mem- Brown said the society structure in the back is a BAYSHORE CINEMAS 8 ber of the historical society, did not want to move an ad- metaphor for Cape May,” said the non-profi t organiza- dition to the Colonial House said Muentz. tion had the $10,000 to added around 1960. He said He suggested tourists did $12,000 needed to move the house would lose about not visit the Colonial House Invites you to our FREE the house. He said the 15 feet in the depth of the because it was rarely open. house has been relocated on footprint. A sign on the house adver- POPCORN* three previous occasions. The city’s Public Works tises tours from 10 a.m. to with every The home was origi- Department could demol- 2 p.m., Monday through Grand Re-Opening ticket purchased! nally located on Jackson ish the newer portion of Saturday. Street and moved to the the house, said Brown. The Muentz urged council to lot currently occupied by Pat Poacher Herb Garden be “very, very careful” to Celebration Weekend Alexander’s Inn in 1860, would be relocated with the get all state approvals, so said Brown. The Memucan Colonial House, he said. as not to endanger the city’s Hughes family moved the Brown said the society National Historic Landmark house to its current place would like to move the Status. He noted the Colo- June 9th, 10th and 11th in 1880 when they de- house either in the fall or nial House has been it its cided they wanted a larger spring 2007. current location for 125 home. Larry Muentz, owner years. Celebration includes Prizes “The society is very desir- of Alexander’s Inn and a Deputy Mayor Niels Fa- ous of this relocation from former chairman of the vre suggested the historical and Giveaways to show appreciation a standpoint that it has no city’s Historic Preservation society partner with the visibility at all from Wash- Commission, said the state Mid Atlantic Center for the ington Street,” said Brown. Historic Preservation Offi ce Arts to restore and staff the to our loyal customers “We get very little participa- and the Department of the house. *45oz. bag for weekend only tion the tourists because of Interior could oppose mov- Mayor Jerome E. In- this circumstance.” ing the house since it is a derwies said all approvals Conveniently located in North Cape May He said he thought it key contributing property should be sought, including was an appropriate time to on a government owned those of the city’s Planning at the corner of Lincoln Blvd and Bayshore Road move the house because property. Board and Historic Preser- of the city’s upcoming re- He said he had mixed vation Commission, before For showtimes call (609) 889-8800 vitalization project of im- feelings about moving the any move was made. 44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Cape May County Middle’s Davies Is About Goals and Friends ALMANAC It started with a little girl said Davies. “There’s so Davies says priorities are chasing her older brothers much going on there. It’s vital. JUNE and a soccer ball around a GAMES like a city within itself. I’m “Keep your priorities MOON CORRECTION Court House backyard. very excited about the op- straight,” she insisted. PHASES/POSITIONS TIMES The Moon’s effect on the Tide is great- Compute approximate It’s evolved into a partial portunity.” “School is the most impor- est when closest to the Earth (in Perigee) times of high & low athletic scholarship to Penn PEOPLE PLAY While appreciating her tant thing. Do your home- and when in direct alignment with Sun water for your area by & Earth (Full & New Moon phases). adding or subtracting the following State. By Joe Rossi natural speed and quick- work on the way to and On and about these dates, low pressure number of minutes for each tide systems and/or strong winds (depending phase in the Tide Table. Tara Davies is a 5-2 ness, Davies understood from games. Make time for upon direction) may result in fl ooding and/or extremely low tides. LOW HIGH speedster fi nishing up her treasured the time with her years of athletic prowess. early that hours in the back- the important things.” MOON PHASE Great Egg Harbor Inlet high school studies and teammates and a special Without hesitation she yard, traveling teams and As she prepares for her Last Quarter ...... 18 Plus 7 Minus 1 athletic career at Middle coach in Bob Wishart. alludes to the many friend- individual commitment fi rst year in higher educa- New Moon ...... 25 Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) Wishart guided Davies were required to compete First Quarter ...... 3 Plus 31 Plus 11 Township High School. A ships she has fostered. Her tion and the Big Ten Con- Full Moon ...... 11 record-setting soccer and for seven of her eight sea- primary recollection of the at the highest levels. ference, Davies will focus Perigee ...... 16 Corson Inlet (Bridges) Apogee ...... 3 Plus 9 Minus 3 softball player, Davies has sons in orange and black night she scored her 100th “You have to do things on increasing her stamina. TIDE TABLE Sea Isle City parlayed innate talents, soccer and softball, re- goal was that of a spectator on your own,” she noted. She says she’ll do “a ton of Computed for Cape May City (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) beachfront; for other areas, Plus 61 Plus 32 hard work and an engaging spectively. His approach friend running onto the “You have to run on your running” and work on her see Correction Times. personality into an invita- is mild-mannered and beset fi eld for a hug. own, go to the gym, work ball skills. Sea Isle City Beach (Eastern Daylight Time) Minus 7 Minus 31 tion to the famed “Happy with humor, much like his “All of my friends were in the backyard. You can’t She’ll balance her day DATE HIGH LOW a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. Townsend Inlet Valley.” star pupil. His players, there,” Davies said proudly expect to get better by just job in Stone Harbor with Plus 13 None MAY Most illustrative of her especially Davies, enjoy of her milestone evening. going to the team prac- weight lifting and skills 31 Wed. 12:02 5:51 5:33 Stone Harbor playing for him, something tices.” (Great Channel Bridge) demeanor is Davies’ lack “I’ve had memories I’ll training. She hopes to JUNE Plus 51 Plus 27 of direct knowledge of her many coaches seldom seem cherish the rest of my life. Of her travels “all over have “some social life” at 1 Thurs. 12:09 12:53 6:39 6:24 Hereford Inlet (Anglesea) to master. the east coast” Davies es- 2 Fri. 12:57 1:45 7:28 7:19 impressive accomplish- Everybody on our teams night. Plus 24 Minus 2 3 Sat. 1:47 2:38 8:16 8:18 ments. While she and Davies was never short knew we weren’t going pecially noted that she’s How will she measure 4 Sun. 2:39 3:30 9:02 9:18 Wildwood Beach on spunk or personality “made lots of friends.” Minus 18 Minus 31 parents Patty and Butch re- to win state titles, but we her collegiate happiness? 5 Mon. 3:32 4:19 9:47 10:16 main proud of her records as she competed playfully played for fun and for each True to form, her best “I hope to remain 6 Tues. 4:25 5:06 10:29 11:10 West Wildwood (Grassy Sound Bridge) and achievements, Davies with older brothers Sean other.” buddy to this day is some- healthy,” said Davies. “I 7 Wed. 5:16 5:50 11:10 11:59 Plus 50 Plus 23 and Ryan and performed on one she met as a seventh 8 Thurs. 6:05 6:34 11:51 appears most pleased with True to her small town want to get a fair shot at Cape May Harbor 9 Fri. 6:52 7:16 12:46 12:32 Minus 2 Minus 1 the lifelong friendships she all-boy youth soccer teams roots, Davies had planned grader playing soccer in playing time. I just want to 10 Sat. 7:38 7:59 1:32 1:15 has made by virtue of her as a youngster. She wasn’t to attend a small college. Millville. go out and get a chance.” Five Fathom Bank 11 Sun. 8:23 8:43 2:16 1:58 Plus 3 Minus 9 team-oriented approach to concerned or intimidated She was aiming toward Another close childhood But that wasn’t all she 12 Mon. 9:09 9:28 3:01 2:43 Cape May Point sports. about being the only female Philly’s St. Joseph’s or La- friend now toils for rival had to say about the next 13 Tues. 9:56 10:15 3:48 3:31 Plus 33 Plus 34 on the fi eld before Cape Ocean City but no contest 14 Wed. 10:46 11:04 4:35 4:22 A three-time All-South Salle. Then she attended a four years. McCrie Shoal Jersey soccer performer, Express went co-ed. Rhode Island soccer camp could impact the way Da- “My friends are very 15 Thurs. 11:39 11:56 5:24 5:17 Minus 20 Plus 12 16 Fri. 12:35 6:15 6:17 Davies netted a whopping While undecided about and met a Penn State as- vies and her friends feel excited,” she said. “They Delaware Bay 17 Sat. 12:50 1:34 7:07 7:22 Bayshore Channel 104 goals as a Panther for- her college major, Davies sistant coach who invited about each other. want to come see me 18 Sun. 1:47 2:34 8:01 8:31 (Bay-Canal Junction) Plus 38 Plus 34 ward. She earned All-State is quick to reply about her her for a visit. As for advising other up- play.” 19 Mon. 2:48 3:35 8:56 9:40 recognition this season greatest thrills over four “It was unbelievable,” and-coming young athletes, Priorities, indeed. 20 Tues. 3:50 4:34 9:51 10:46 Miami Beach (Villas) 21 Wed. 4:53 5:31 10:45 11:47 Plus 67 Plus 51 along with her fourth trip 22 Thurs. 5:53 6:24 11:38 Dennis Creek Entrance to the All-Cape Atlantic Plus 111 Plus 87 Hildebrand (AKA bass as- fresh bluefish and was 23 Fri. 6:50 7:15 12:44 12:30 League team. All About sassin) from Country Wide chumming and had two 24 Sat. 7:44 8:04 1:36 1:19 Brandywine Shoal Light While her squads at Plus 65 Plus 39 Mortgage Company with on. The fi sh yielded 100 25 Sun. 8:34 8:50 2:25 2:07 Middle and various travel- 26 Mon. 9:21 9:34 3:12 2:53 Bidwell Creek Entrance the winning sea bass. His pounds of meat and was a 27 Tues. 10:06 10:16 3:56 3:38 Plus 87 Plus 54 ing teams have had modest Fishing girlfriend, Mary, was the male. overall success, Davies has By Steven Lerario witness. Two makos were Back Bay: Stripers are in weighed at Jim’s Bait and ¶ the Back Bay. Bait has been Tackle in Cape May in the CAPE MAY ELECTRIC clam. Flounder catches 150-pound range. Fish are everywhere this reports Andrew Fedkie, are showing improvement The South Jersey shark 884-WIRE (9473) week from the back bays to age 8, from Yardley Pa. and some weakies are be- tournament is starting the canyons. caught his fi rst drum fi sh on ing caught at the point on this Friday with a captains Get It Done Right NJ Lic. # 8614 Surf report: Stripers his uncle Ernie’s boat, the bloodworms and a few on meeting on Thursday. are being caught in the Baccala. The fi sh tipped the buck tails. Tuna have been show- surf in North Wildwood on scales at 34.5 pounds. Off shore: Catch of the ing up at the canyons with clam. Avalon Hodge Podge Danielle Aydelotte, age week was caught aboard cedar plugs and feathers reports good catches of 10, of Wildwood Crest, the Split Second with cap- and green machine. stripers. weighed a 63-pound drum tain and his son Jason, with Sunny gives the fi shing Mike Swiaski from West- caught aboard the Love a 167-pound thresher shark eight barks this week. mont N.J. weighed a 32.14- Boat. Danielle has a pend- caught at the triple wrecks Fishing news can be pound striper caught with ing IGFA world record about 25 miles off the e-mailed to Lerario at a buck tail and a strip of pending in the small fry back. Butch was using [email protected] herring. The king fish division. are going strong. Blood- Mike Sorgentoni, age VILLAS worms are working best. 14, of Cherry Hill N.J. There was a report of an caught a 52-pound drum Kum Sung Karate angler catching 40 king- fi shing with his dad and fi sh. The big news is a grand pop. 1300 BAYSHORE RD., VILLAS 47- pound, 47-inch striper Inshore: Tog fishing H Established for more than 20 years caught on the beach in has been good on the Ad- H Master level instructors (WTF) North Wildwood. The an- venturer out of Wildwood. H 1st-3rd degree Black Belt Asst. Instructors gler was Rachel Faust from High hook this week is Juan Shoemakersville Pa. Rachel Santiago of Morristown Join our family and you’ll gain... is 12 years old. Her dad and weighing a 7.7- pound • Physical Fitness • Flexibility brother were there but did tog. The Nor’easter out • Improved Refl exes • Coordination not touch the rod. They of South Jersey Marina in • Muscle Strength • Confi dence assisted when the fi sh was Cape May had 65 sea bass • Strength of Character...be a winner! in the wash. Great story, — another banner day for way to go Rachel. Rachel Captain Mark. June SPECIAL Classes was fishing clam on the Flounder are showing For All Ages bottom. up at the artifi cial reef and $ Delaware Bay: Drum at the old grounds on long Gift 1st Month Just... 20 Certifi cates fi shing has been excellent strips of cut bait. on our side, mainly Tussy Pool winner this week Available Slough. on the Royal Flush was TJ 886-6902 or 889-8105 (H) Dylan and John Moores of Dennisville had drum fi sh up to 70 pounds this week on a Tuesday night trip. Sterling Harbor Marina

Ladies Golf 92 South Rte 50, Seaville (1 mile west of Rte. 9) Report Given Cape May County’s only Marble and Granite Custom Fabricator CAPE MAY — Golf re- Kitchen Counter Tops • Bathroom Vanity sults for the Cape May National Ladies League Tops • Table Tops • Fireplace Surrounds Tournament held May 30 are as follows: Granite counter tops starting at $59 per SF installed. A Flight, Val Bove Hundreds of slabs on site. Bring your plans. B Flight, Barb Volpe C Flight, Pat Rossner Showroom Hours: Longest Drives, Val Bove Monday - Saturday 9am - 3pm and Barb Volpe After hours and Sundays - By Appointment Closest to the pin, Barb Volpe and Sue Zukawski Least putts, Val Bove 390-0002 with 31. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 45 Middle Township Grad Begins Quest to the NFL Women’s Golf Results Given AE KW By NICK COLIN Way could have pursued T ON-DO a professional soccer ca- COURT HOUSE — Re- LINOʼS OCEAN VIEW — Many reer, but opted to go down sults for the Wildwood Red Tiger athletes have come from a different path. Women’s Memorial Golf Now Open Accepting Middle Township High “It’s tough to go far and Tournament held May 30 make good money with New Students. School and excelled at the are as follows: ages 5 & up college level, especially in soccer in this country,” he Memorial Tournament basketball and soccer. explained. Gross A Flight, Betty 00 Few, if any, have ever Instead, he tried some- Nichols 1st Month $35 reached the professional thing new. Net A Flight, (609) 886-7311 level. Way had attended Phila- Ruth Ouram Brian Way, 21, of this delphia Eagles games with Gross B Flight, Marie 917 Bayshore Road, Villas community, who graduated his mother for years and Macatee, Corine Reynolds from Middle Township was interested to see if his (Tie). High School in 2002, had soccer skills could translate Net B Flight, Gretchen an excellent soccer career into success as a football Hoekenga as captain of his high school kicker. Gross C Flight, Hannah and Rowan University soc- He began training in Miller cer teams. February, kicking about Net C Flight, He is determined to be- 100 field goals and 100 Betty Peterson For All Your Building Needs come a professional athlete kick offs a day from differ- Gross D Flight, Nancy and his feet may take him ent angles. Schaffer OPEN: Monday - Friday 6:30 AM-5 PM there, even if in a sport “My longest kick was Net D Flight, Lucille Saturday 7 am-12:30 PM that he has no experience like 52 yards,” said Way. Behl. playing. Rowan allowed him to 1135 Route 9 South Way graduated from use its field to practice It is often merely for an Cape May Court House Rowan with a degree in since he lives in Mullica excuse that we say things advertising last spring. Hill, near the college. are impossible. 465-8787 He is leaving behind the Way tried out for the François La Rochefoucauld soccer team that he led Pottstown Bulldogs, a Colo- to a New Jersey Athletic nial Football League semi- • All new animated scoring Conference championship professional team, in April FUTURE STAR — Ocean View native Brain Way, 22, in 2003. and became their starting beats out an opponent for a header during a Rowan with sound and themes kicker. University soccer game. Way is the starting kicker for • All new AMF lanes Practices are usually held CFL football league team the Pottstown Bulldogs and • New bigger party room Junior Golf twice a week with games plans to try out for the pros in a year or two. on the weekends, allow- • Leagues now forming Tourney Set ing Way to work as a Web ganized football game, but amazing work ethic. If CAPE MAY — The JGA designer for Fidelity Title that doesn’t intimidate he gets the opportunity, Jr. Championship Golf Abstract, of Cherry Hill. him. there is nothing holding Super Wednesday Tourney will be held June “I’ve always had an in- “I’m looking forward to him back from becoming Bowling for just $15/ hour 28 and 29 at Sea Oaks Golf terest in that kind of stuff,” getting the experience I an NFL kicker,” boasted Club, Little Egg Harbor. explained Way. need to advance to the next long-time friend Samuel WOODBINE,NJ Age divisions are girls He doesn’t have any im- level,” he said. Porter. 6pm - closing max 4 per lane ages 14 and under; ages mediate plans for exploring Way fi gures he will need With Way’s talent and $2 Lite $4.95 plate work ethic and the support Bowling special not valid during rain. 15-19 Boys 12 and under, a profession in his major about two years of football 16 OZ bottle of WINGS ages 13-15 and 16-19. and if his football career experience before attend- of his family and friends, Shoe rental & bumpers regular price. Deadline to enter is continues to progress, he ing a National Football there may be a profes- June 5. Entry fee is $200 might have no need for League training combine or sional athlete to come out and should be sent to JGA offi ce work. any other type of try outs. of Middle Township High Birthday Parties of America, 177 South The Bulldog’s, who fi n- Back home his friends School before long. Bumper Bowling • Arcade • Snack Bar & Lounge Ravenwood, Drive, Court ished 4-5 last season and are rooting for him. Contact Colin at: (609) Book Your Party In Advance! House, 08210. lost in the championship “Brian possesses great 886-8600 ext. 35 or Call 861-2695 or visit us at www.mousetraplanes.com Players will receive a game to the Conshohocken athletic abilities and an [email protected] confirmation letter with Steelers, kick off the 2006 additional tournament in- season in July. Links for Life formation upon acceptance It will be the fi rst time into the tournament fi eld. Way has played in an or- Golf Winners What if summer is 20% hotter Announced PALERMO — Winners in ...like January was? the Cape-Atlantic First Call Back Pain? for Help Links for Life Golf Cape May Court House, NJ - According to a recently Outing held at the Heritage Count on McALLISTER to released back pain relief report, most back pain suffer- Links Golf Club have been ers have no idea how to eliminate their pain. Some use named. The are as follows: Keep you Cool! First place team: Mari- heat, others ice. 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I will quiet, friendly town of Sea Isle has to be awakened by the destruc- never return to that store for that reason. You have to treat tion of its visitors. The Sea Isle Wawa over the winter spruced people the way you want to be treated. And especially owning up its appearance by replacing all it’s old half-dead bushes with a business, we rely on any business we can get. Shame on him very attractive shore plantings and grasses. It is a very attractive and his employes. setting. But didn’t someone see fi t to rip one of the bushes right —North Wildwood out of the ground? Where they took it no one knows. *** —Sea Isle City Thanks, Kiwanis, for a nice yard sale. As always, I found *** some great buys. Hair Care Specialist’s Well they did it again and nobody cares. Another bridge —Cape May W closing in Cape May County. The freeholders, mayors, and *** here your beauty county administrator should be held accountable, replaced or Will anything be done about science at the middle school? and satisfaction come • Pedicures • Facials • Massage impeached it that’s the only alternative. The latest closing is We parents are tired of complaining and not getting results. fi rst... and a smile is • Custom Discount Packages defi nitely going to cause loss of lives, since emergency vehicles —Erma in SIC can no longer use the Strathmere Bridge. The ones *** around every corner! • Goldwell & Redken Products most affected by this will be senior citizens who need quick To the teachers of Upper Township: My family and I know Jackie Mauro owner service when an emergency arises. that you are hard working and deserve the best. After all, what 359 96th St. • Stone Harbor —Sea Isle City else do we here in Upper have to brag about but our school sys- 609.368.6431 *** tem? Our kids perform so very well in Ocean City High School www.salonelitenj.com Can someone please explain to me why somebody hasn’t because of the excellent school system here in Upper. I worry put a stop to the extremely loud noise pollution coming though that it will soon become run of the mill, as teachers are from a certain club on week- stretched thinner and thinner. The art show was ok, but it was end nights? I live around the very obvious that the art teacher did not have the time in her SIDEWALK corner and it is out of control, schedule to produce the works she has in the past. I hope that it was never this way when the teachers get a contract that their hard work deserves. SALE the old owners had it, but —Palermo Fri., June 9th these new people obviously *** through Sun., June 11th don’t know the meaning of To the new tenants of the Rusty Nail: The service is great, respect. the food is fabulous, and the bands rock. Great job. Cape May —Cape May needed this upgrade. Hope it stays like this. *** —Lower Township STOCK UP SALE! I have children in the Den- *** nis Township School District, I’m so happy Sam’s Pizza is open again. It looks great and 23 oz. 20" x 30" White 8.5" x 11" Solid Color Old Virginia 4"x6" Mini Silk-Like Floral, Garden & Home Decor T-Shirts Jar Candles Foam Board Card Stock Wax Melts Photo Albums and I attended the art show is much bigger than before. Hats off to all of the managers and 1/2 Lowest presented by Mrs. Keiniger. It employes. They were really working hard, especially the wait- Price! Price All Silk-Like Ever! was wonderful. The students ress staff. Great job. 7 90 30 NEW 14 Colors! Holds did beautiful work. It is so —Wildwood Colors Scents! Scents! Spring & Summer 100 • S-M-L-XL Photos • Assorted Colors nice to know we have such a *** $ $ $ $ $ $ Bushes & Garlands wonderful art teacher in this I would like to thank everybody involved in the dedication 2for 5 2for 6 1 16for 1 2for 1 3for 1 district. She really gets a lot ceremony at Veteran’s Plaza. The ceremony was outstanding Reg. $3.66 each Reg. $2.36 Reg. 20¢ each Reg. $1 each Reg. $1 each out of her students. Thanks as well as the people that were involved in the set up of the ceremony. Ceremonies like this are what make Avalon people Cricut 6" Glass Pedestal Spool of Red Heart Super Saver 8"x10.5" Medium 50 Count for the great show. Cartridges Votive Ribbon Yarn Handle Bags Tealights —Ocean View proud to live here. *** —Avalon 6-10 Yards 58 NEW! in Assorted Colors! Colors I have a fi fth grader in the *** 12 Dennis Township School. Lakeview Estates in Swainton — can you believe it? Should Styles! NEW! *Completed Project Shown Could someone please explain this be named Superfund Estates, Williams Estates or Toxic $ $ $ $ $ $ to me why my fi fth grader in Waste Estates? 78 2for 1 6for 1 2for 3 4for 1 2for 3 Mr. Sobrinski’s class and the —Swainton Reg. $89.99 Reg. 79¢ each Reg. 44¢ each Reg. $2.17 each Reg. 65¢ each Reg. $2.39 each rest of his classmates didn’t *** get to go see the art show and The citizens of Lower Township are not happy with Mayor Timeless 60%Off All Beads & the other fi fth grade classes Craig and his actions. He should step down as mayor as he has Lauren & Loma Our Everyday Low Price Jewelry Findings Portrait Frames did? My son was very upset greatly embarrassed the community and has clearly violated the law. Granted, people do make mistakes, but being the num- Featuring: when he got home. Fortunate- Cousins, Nicole, Green Bushes Blue Moon, Over All Silk-Like Pre-Made ber one offi cial of Lower Township does not allow him to be Beadalon, Halcraft, with 180 Leaves ly we could take him there at Pure Allure, 2000 Jesse James & Beads & Arrangements & night, but he wanted to see it above the law. much more! Findings! Hanging Baskets with his classmates. I don’t —Lower Township Over *** 12 think that was fair for him or 30%Off 50%Off Styles! 40% his classmates to miss it. It This is for the comment in last week’s spout off concerning Our Everyday Low Price Our Everyday Low Price $ was a nice show. the hiring of extra offi cers. I for one agree we need more of- Off —Eldora fi cers; there is too much crime in the township, and not enough Fashion Frames 3 *** offi cers to go everywhere. So what if they stop at Wawa? Even Reg. $3.99 Our Everyday Low Price Beadsmith 7 Pc. Sugar 'N' Cream Ink Jet Harbortown 8 Opening My family owns a mo- offi cers are entitled to eat or quench their thirst too. I am not Poster Frames Velvet Rose Buds or Set of 4 Mini Tool Set or tel. The people who came married or related to any offi cer. 4 Pc. Plier Set Yarn Transfer Paper Collage Frames Mini Tiger Lily Spray All Terra Cotta Ceramic Pots 73 down for this weekend —Lower Township Colors! Clay Pots For Light *** & Dark were horrible. I spent the Colored 5 Fabrics *Additional Sizes on sale in All Stores & Saucers Colors! 16"x20" 18"x24" 24"x36" whole weekend trying to get This is to the new business owner who wants a storage Includes 5.75", 7", unregistered people off my shed. I hope you get what you want. It doesn’t make sense that $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 9" & 10.5" Pots property and we did rent to the city isn’t supportive of new businesses since we don’t have 18 1 8 6 7 10 14 $ $ what we thought was a young many in town. Good luck with your new venture. Reg. $24.99 Reg. $1.49 Reg. to $10.99 Reg. $8.29 Reg. $9.99 Reg. $15.99 Reg. $19.99 2for 1 25%Off 10 family. There were young —Sea Isle City Scrapbooking Unfinished Wood Reg. to $1.19 each Our Everyday Low Price Reg. $19.99 men coming all night and *** Magazine Table Citronella or 5' Bamboo 28" Plaster 30" Mini Shepherd Staff 12" Paper 6"x6" Topload Telephone Stand 18"x11.25"x18" day. I’m guessing they were Did you sign the petition to put this issue on the ballot for a Sticker Sale 15"x9"x24" All or Garden Twirlers Mrs. Grossman's, Write Words Garden Torches Pedestals Trellises selling drugs. I would have special election and let the voters decide if they want to spend Trimmer Scrapbook Window Bench Unfinished & Paper House Stickers 46"x22"x15.5" Wood thrown them out but what $5 million to revitalize the Washington Street Mall? If you

Occasional Table would have happened to us if have not, it would be in your and Cape May’s best interest to Mix & 24"x10.75"x27.5" Boxes Match! Great for 36" Decks & NEW! I did? They seemed to be with sign the petition. Fern Stand Patios! Tall! $ $ $ 11.25"x11.25"x27" 50% *Completed project shown a gang by the clothes they —Cape May for $ Off $ $ $ $ wore. We also ventured to the *** Knick Knack Bookcase 19 Night Stand Who’s the rocket scientist that ruined Spout Off? Can’t 9 2 2 3 Reg. to $41.95 boardwalk on Sunday night. Reg. $14.98 Reg. $3.99 Reg. $1.99 each Our Everyday Low Price 12.5"x7.25"x40" 15"x11.25"x30" 1 10 4 3 Reg. $1.99 Reg. $16.88 Reg. $5.99 Reg. to $4.99 It was also a horrible experi- you just post it the way you have always done? Art Kids’ Crafts ence. There were fi ghts and —Avalon Aisle Runner or Coupon Valid Friday, June 9th - Thursday, June 15th Mailbox Card Holder Value Pack Brush Sets or 4 Pk. Sharpie Mini's Crayola Sidewalk Chalk Surprise Ink Books the group that was up there (ED NOTE: Go to CapeMayCountyHerald.com, check the Sculpey III All Over Precious Porcelain Kits 52 10 Spout Off button, from there choose between the interactive Great was young and extremely Marker Set Pieces! Styles! Hello rough and disrespectful. The forum or the one without registration.) Gift! 3 40 Kitty police departments sure had *** Styles! Colors! By Sanrio $ 40%OFF for their hands full and I’m sure I would like to comment on a certain ice cream parlor on 2Reg. to $4.99 each5 Any One Regular Priced Item that it was much worse than Rt. 9 in Court House. While the ice cream tastes great, the ser- $ $ 25% 19 $ One Coupon per customer per day. May not be used for any currently advertised, $ Styles! discontinued or sale price items. Limited to in store stock on hand. any car show has ever been or vice stinks. Every time I visit they seem to mess up every order May not be used for the purchase of gift cards, classroom fees, for for 16"x 20" or 2 Pk. *Selections Vary By Store I place no matter how simple it is. When told they made a mis- 6 2 5 3 2 Off 12 custom framing or floral arranging orders. will be. Reg. to $10 Reg. $3.96 each Reg. $1.29 each Our Everyday Low Price 8"x 20" Fuzzy Posters Beanie Babies Reg. to $19.99 —Wildwood Crest take they shrug their shoulders as to say what do you want me *** to do about it. They should realize that most of the people that Free! I am a local down here, visit this site are locals, and we make or break your business. born and raised. I have seen a —Court House FREE Silk Floral Arranging SCRAPBOOKING CELEBRATION lot of things, but never have I (ED NOTE: Just order vanilla with no jimmies.) In Your Vase or Ours with the Purchase Sunday, 6/25 seen a business owner treat a *** of Supplies. Choose from 100’s 1 to 5PM customer the way I saw over I was speaking with a woman the other day that was com- of Silk-Like Stems & Bushes. Come See What’s New! the Memorial Holiday. I was plaining about the cost of buying four seasonal Cape May at a shop in North Wildwood, beach tags. She said that with all of the money that she and Sale Begins Friday June 9th; Ends Thursday June 15th and a customer came in say- other taxpayers pay, that four beach tags should be included for Call 1-888-ACMOORE to find the stores nearest you & hours of operation or visit our website at www.acmoore.com ing her order was wrong and each property that pays real property taxes. When asked where wanted to have it corrected. (Page 47 Please) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 47

Spout Off Avenue please slow down? We have children playing. (From Page 46) —Wildwood Richard E. Sandman, Esquire her house is, she said North Cape May. Some people just don’t *** MUNICIPAL COURT, CRIMINAL LAW, FAMILY LAW, get it. The Cape May beaches do not belong to those in Lower To the spouter in the defense of the little boy who go-karts Township or West Cape May. Lower Township has their own up and down “Briarwood Raceway:” I respect the fact that JUVENILE MATTERS, ESTATE PROBATE & ADMIN. beaches — miles of beaches on the bay and the beaches of his lad goes to church and gets good grades in school, it says a Diamond Beach. Lower Township charges nothing for access lot about the guardianship and up bringing — a real Hallmark 609-463-1555 to those beaches. Any tax dollars paid to Lower Township story. However wrong is wrong, and if while weaving in and and West Cape May earns no special privileges in Cape May, out of traffi c something happens, it would be a tragedy. I don’t Roofi ng nor should they. Even the true Cape May taxpayer doesn’t get think most people on “Briarwood Raceway” are singling out that. this one child on spite, I do believe he is being used as a target —Cape May City because the residents are afraid of retaliation by reporting the *** real culprit. Our national anthem, The Star Spangled Banner, has been —Briarwood Raceway, Erma criticized for not being able to be sung by the average voice. *** But did you ever notice when we sing it together with our hand Does the Wildwood Police Department have different rules over our hearts, it never fails to raise up a feeling of patrio- for our town? I parked my motor home on the street and got tism? United we stand divided we fall. Make your voice heard. a ticket. The sergeant on Glenwood Avenue parks his there all Vote. Write. Email. Let them know you’re going to make them winter and spring. Nothing happens. stand for what is right for America and New Jersey. —Wildwood Roofing, Siding & Windows —Villas *** *** I am trying to help my community be safe of drugs and As a new condo owner on Stanton Road, I have witnessed vandalism, and this house was busted for drugs and it did not meters being put in front of my building with a sign that clearly reach the paper. Why is that? I think parents need to know where reads, “Five-hour parking 9 a.m. - 9p.m.” What is interest- the drugs are so that our children don’t go around the house. Or ing is that at 11:45 p.m. last night, I saw a convergence of three was it not printed because this person has a family member who cop cars in front of my building that did not give tickets to any works with the county that has some pull. We always see other “We Cover Your World” of the cars parked there. Even more interesting, when I woke drug busts — why not this one? At least print his or her name this morning, the same cars are still parked there, no tickets. so everyone knows who it is. So much for the “Five hour parking 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.” sign. —Rio Grande —Wildwood Crest *** 609-889-5000 *** I would like to compliment the chef at the Villas Fishing I hear they have to start painting school busses a differ- Club. The food is the best ever. Keep up the good work, in www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com ent color because Avalon used all the yellow paint to paint the spite of a certain group who is determined to have their own curbs. way, as always. I am thrilled with your menu and the food is —Avalon wonderful and creative. If the guests want diner food they *** should go elsewhere. Specializing in Uniforms For All Professions Upon seeing the emblem that was to represent North Wild- —Villas wood’s 100-year anniversary symbol, all I can say is that it is *** awful looking. It reminds me of something you would have seen Hooters in Stone Harbor — what are the “town fathers” - Medical - Restaurant in JAWS. It looks more like 1976 than 2006. Secondly that cake thinking? A simple name change doesn’t hide the facts. The - Hospitality on 147 is tacky and should be thrown in the Back Bay. That chamber of commerce better update it’s website by removing - Designer Executive Chef Wear reminds me of 1956 rather than 2006.The person or persons the claims of “family vacation fun,” “quaint shopping district” who signed off on these two items should have had their vision — nothing family or quaint about a Hooters franchise. - Tuxedo Shirts - Salon Wear checked before doing so. A more modern look would have been —Stone Harbor - Special Group Pricing nice. How much did this crap cost? *** • Consultations at your location —North Wildwood Dan Beyel and the freeholders are in denial about law *** enforcement in Cape May County. They opposed the prosecu- Dickies Medical Wear • White Swan “YOU TAKE OUR CASH, BUT NOT OUR TRASH” - SIC Pub- tor hiring more investigators and expect them to work in over- Barco • Fame • Designer Clogs By Pothia lic Works is open Saturdays until 5 for residents to drop their crowded and sub-standard facilities. Now, a riot at the county bulk inside the yard. All the Public Works employes do is direct jail because of overcrowding and increased gang activity. The We Also Offer Embroidery you inside the yard to the appropriate container — no heavy county jail was built to hold 131 inmates but houses 254 with and Screen Printing lifting on their part is involved. On May 27, residents with car some inmates sleeping on the fl oor. You would think that Ralph Lowest Prices and Best Service trunks full were turned away around 2:30 p.m. As taxpayers, Sheets and Ralph Bakley being retired police offi cers would care we would like to know why. SIC is happy to receive our tax about those who currently work in law enforcement, but they Open Mon.-Sat. 11am-5pm (Other hours by Appt.) and beach tag revenues, but why can’t we access our Public don’t care. Beyel better wake up before it is too late and some- Works facility when it’s open? one gets seriously hurt. DISCOUNT UNIFORM CENTER —Sea Isle City —Lower Township 3002 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood *** *** (Glenwood & Pacifi c) I was a resident of North Wildwood for several years, and Middle Township and county engineers need to reduce the recently bought a home in North Cape May. I have the unfor- speed and traffi c on Mechanic Street in Court House. How 522-0024 tunate pleasure of having to go into Wildwood twice a day, about getting the police to bust the speeders too? and last night was the absolute worse I have ever seen it. Go- —Middle Township ing down Atlantic Avenue is a nightmare. There were drunken *** kids everywhere running out in front of the cars. One guy even Mayor Walt Craig should be removed from offi ce just like hit the hood of a car in front of me with his fi st because she the Lower Township cop that lost his job due to a DUI. Fair is wouldn’t let a group of about 20 run in front of her. At a stop- fair, and Walt Craig should be punished far worse because he light I was asked to buy booze for a girl who looked about 15 represents our town. years old. I witnessed two fi ghts from the Starlux to 24th Street. —Lower Township These kids are disgusting. And I did not see one cop. *** Cape May —North Cape May Once again summer traffi c is on us. Please remember passing *** on the left. No passing on the right. Plus you cannot sit in left Several neighborhoods in Villas today are experiencing wa- lane for more than a mile all alone. It is three points. Plus pass- ter problems. It’s dirty or muddy or rusty or something. The ing on the right is three points. So please do us other drivers MUA should have fl ushed the lines before the holiday crowd a favor — move to the right so we can pass. So what if you do Wicker arrived but did not, and now we are all paying for it. The good not like our driving. Does that give you a right to cause trouble news is they are working on it right now; the bad news is we driving like a snail in left lane? have a load of wash that may be ruined. Do you think Lower —Stone Harbor “The Famous Cape May Shopping Experience!” will reimburse us for the damaged clothes? I also talked to a *** neighbor who was fi lling her pool, and she was lucky enough Memorial Day Weekend arrived and the boardwalk was DIRECTLY IMPORTED! YOU SAVE $$$! to catch it before too much dirt got into the pool, but she’ll still packed. We from Ed’s Funcade would like to give a”special” have a mess to clean up now. What really stinks is Lower last thank you to North Wildwood’s Police Department. They did an year forced us all to go to the public water system even though outstanding job all weekend in keeping the boardwalk safe for SALE (Reg. $335) our well water was fi ne. our tourists and residents in North Wildwood. —Villas —North Wildwood *** *** I also have had problems with the middle school princi- Are the city-owned Christmas decorations on Landis Av- $ pal. There have been numerous times I have called and he was enue between 58th and 59th Street left over from Christmas NOW unavailable. On the few occasions that I had the opportunity to 2005 or placed early for celebrating Christmas in July 2006? 99 speak with him, he talked circles around my head. If more par- —Sea Isle City ents would voice their concerns to Mr. Papp, maybe something *** Outdoor Wicker would be done. Write letters to Mr. DiCarlo and carbon copy it In response to the no smoking mandate, the owners of the to Mr. Papp. That way both parties will be aware of the issues. Ocean Drive have now appropriated the 40th Street side- Double Glider There are a lot of issues that need to be addressed concerning walk to accommodate their smoking patrons. The roped-off Hunter Green Mr. DiCarlo, and it is time we stand together and get it done. sidewalk is now an outside smoking, drinking area with loud —Dennis Township music blaring through an open door and loud patrons engaged Color Only *** in lively, animated conversation, smoking and drinking in pub- from the If a police department, or its members, is being investigated lic. Young families trekking to and from the beach have little by an outside agency, would that fall under the Freedom of choice but to cross the street or avoid the area entirely. A family “Darby” Collection Information Act? I keep hearing rumors and was hoping the friendly resort this is not. Herald could fi nd out. —Sea Isle City Available only @ our —Wildwood Crest *** Clermont Store *** First off, I want to say I enjoy a certain restaurant and bar.. New Jersey should develop a test windmill project off the My only complaint is the new policy for a cover charge on All Sales Final, No Returns Or Exchanges coast to gauge the economic impact of wind as an alternative the deck. I do understand that some of the bands that are on source of energy. Extreme environmentalists have successfully the schedule are expensive $2-3 thousand probably. I do under- resisted such a project for years. We are certainly paying enough stand the need for a cover charge sort of. I would prefer a drink WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. CASH & CARRY for gasoline now. The cost of all types of energy is destined to minimum instead. However my complaint is that I am drinking HURRY! SALE ENDS JUNE 28TH, 2006 rise. With the expansion of the economies of China and India, and eating on the deck for over two hours before a cover starts the demand for traditional energy will increase rapidly. If we do and they kick me out saying that to stay you must pay a cover. nothing we will be paying $3.50 or $4 per gallon, or more. And They say fi nish eating and leave or pay $5 for me for my wife. Cape May Wicker the cost of electricity is most certainly on the rise. Gov. Cor- I used this restaurant all year long and was offered a VIP for zine has been less that enthusiastic about windmills. It would $20 earlier in the year. I usually don’t stay past 10 p.m. so I be wonderful if he would be proactive. thought I didn’t need this since the bands usually play until 3 Convenient Locations • Open 7 Days —Court House late at night. I would have been willing to agree to a minimum *** since I was drinking top shelf they would have made the $5 per 203 Sunset Blvd. 1930 Route 9 North I know how needy, born in the U. S. A., citizens can get all person back fi ve times over. Has anyone ever heard of such a the fi nancial and medical help they need for free. First they thing before? West Cape May Clermont must go to Mexico, renounce their U.S. citizenship, become —North Cape May 609-884-8440 609-624-3031 Mexican citizens, then sneak back across our “secure” borders, *** apply for, and they will get all the aid they need, viva Mexico. Many thanks to the person who put the “abortion is mur- —Green Creek der” sign back up on Route 47. This is what the Bible says. If Cape May Wicker Silk Flowers *** we don’t stand for something, we’ll fall for anything. 109 Sunset Blvd., West Cape May • 609-884-5330 Will the owner of the white Chevy SUV on West Burk (Page 48 Please) 48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

Spout Off weight of the last straw and I will begin liquidating assets for Back Splashes (From Page 47) the move to Georgia. I don’t much care for the cold anymore & Custom Showers —Woodbine and after ties have been cut, there really isn’t much left to hang *** onto. The politicians have helped ruin what was left by wasteful Why are the walkways to the beach still sitting on the side? spending to suit their own agendas, hence higher taxes to come. The “season” is here and beachgoers, especially those with I will stay long enough to vote against the current Wildwood small children need the pathways to make their trek easier. administration before moving on. It’s the least I can do. —Wildwood Crest —Wildwood *** *** Now that Wildwood’s Acme has reopened, we should On Monday morning about 7:45 a.m., I had to call 911 for think about what this past winter has been like for residents an ambulance to come get my cousin. At about 8 a.m., a police (especially seniors without cars) living on the southern part of offi cer showed up and told us they would be dispatching someone the island. If the Acme had closed 30 or 40 years ago for re- from the hospital because the two services that were called would building, the problems of residents obtaining food would not not pick up. I thought to myself, OK, this must just be because Showroom Located at 365 96th Street, Stone Harbor have been anywhere near as severe as they were this year. Years it’s Memorial Day and they are busy already…wrong. The police ago there were many small and medium-sized grocery stores informed me that the EMTs answer calls when they feel like it. other than the Acme where people could buy food, but that Now what happens if someone is really dying? Thank God my was before Wawa came in and drove almost all of them out of cousin was OK. He had been having seizures all morning on and GET MORE FROM YOUR FLOOR! business. Wawas are pretty stores, and everything they sell is off and had a temp of 104.5. Something needs to be done about fresh, but they don’t sell nearly as many items as the stores they this. It’s pathetic to think that if someone needs help they killed used to. Bottom line: Year-round residents had it better might not get it. The ambulance fi nally showed up about 8:15. Showrooms in: Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, before Wawa. Thirty minutes later could have been someone’s life. ask which one is closest to you —Wildwood Crest —Court House *** *** It is amazing how the only Democrat on the Dennis Township I cannot wait till Labor Day when the roads are clear, and 609-368-7799 Free Estimates Committee is trying to ruin our schools and rescue squad. First everything is peaceful again. Can’t wait for you guys to go back he tried to vote no to our school budget (but the other committee to your homes in Filthydelphia, New York — see ya later. I hope members overrode him). Now he is putting lives at risk by having it rains all summer. We need it for the grass, and then you guys both Dennis Township and Belleplain respond in to a rescue call. can go home earlier...100 days see ya later. HW Inlay Belleplain has to come all the way to Route 9 on occasion, which —Court House Sanding is ridiculous. When Dennis has a full crew with two EMTs on the (ED NOTE: The roads haven’t been clear here in at least Borders ambulance and Belleplain still has to respond regardless because fi ve years.) & Re-fi nishing & Medallions Mr. Beck said so. So now Mr. Beck should realize someone else *** could need that Belleplain ambulance when they are on their After walking a little on Sunday in Cape May, my wife and I way to a call that already has a full crew. If this is a way to get sat on a bench. As we sat, we noticed a C.M.P.D. with a yellow reelected, think again. shirt and a bike going along ticketing cars that the meter had —Dennis Township expired on. Feeling goodhearted to be down the shore breath- (ED NOTE: Some interesting points here, but Beck is the ing clean sea air, I walked to the next couple of meters on put a Carrying Hardwood, Tile, Carpet, Laminate & Vinyl only Republican on committee.) quarter in two of them that the time had expired. Little to my *** knowledge, I was breaking the law. This fi ne law enforcement * Mirage * Florida Tile * Shaw I send my sincere appreciation and a gigantic thank you to offi cer got off his bike to come up to me and said that I could the management and staff of the new and greatly improved be cited for interfering with police business. Is this true, does * Mercier * Marrazi * Mohawk SuperFresh at 26th & Delaware Avenues for the terrifi c anyone know if this can happen? So much for good nature, and * Harris Tarkett * Magica * Custom Weave performance of their respective jobs while under severely com- Cape May missing out on another parking ticket. promised conditions during the renovation of the store. The —Cape May * Bruce * Marble & Granite * Stanton results are so spectacular they speak for themselves. It is a *** “job well done,” and you should all feel proud of yourselves for As I watched some old war movies over the Memorial Day * And now BR-111 Exotic Woods featuring Tigerwood, Tiete Rosewood, allowing us “islanders” to continue our regular shopping while weekend, I thought of something. What if weapons and war Amendoim, and Brazilian Hickory, Pecan and Hickory. you persevered. tactics didn’t progress as much as they did? What if we still had —North Wildwood to line up on a battlefi eld face to face with our enemies and fi ght * Also new Onyx and glass tiles *** with swords and shields and arrows and spears, or single shot I reside in the Lions Center, and know this person who is muskets with bayonets and limited ammo with our only cover * Free On-site delivery * In-house design service available collecting donations for this life threatening disease. This per- being cannons? Would the world still be at war like it is today? * After hours & Sunday Appts. son lost a loved one and is getting all this fl ak for putting up fl y- Would nations be so quick to invade and attack, or terrorize other ers. This person can barley walk let alone going door to door. nations like what is going on today? Or do you think the world would be a more peaceful place? (Reg. hrs. 9-4:30 pm Mon.- Fri., Sat. 10-3) North Wildwood had “Where’s Gus.” Wildwood should have —Erma * Stocking Tile setting material in our Court House warehouse “Where’s Connie.” Does anyone know when this guy works or *** does he just use the city vehicle to go home to Rio Grande? Bike racks are a necessity at the Jersey Shore. People need to * Hardi backer * Tec Grout * Tec Thinset * Marble Jams —Wildwood be encouraged to use bicycles more often. In Key West, Fla., park- ***ing in the most popular area is limited; many streets are marked It is amazing that the state is only going after Al Beers’ UCC for residents only. However, you almost can’t turn around without licenses (Fire Sub-code, Construction Offi cial and HHS). They seeing a bike rack, and they all are fully used. We drove down should also look into his actions as the Fire Offi cial for Wild- with our bikes, parked our car at the motel and only drove the wood Crest and as the Fire Marshall for Cape May County. car once the entire week that we were there. We try to use our Those entities should consider his removal if the state takes bikes more often here, too. We went to an event at the Conven- Serving All his licenses. tion Center but it was diffi cult to fi nd a place where we were —Wildwood comfortable locking the bikes. Kudos to the few businesses like of Cape May County *** Samuel’s Pancake House that offer bike racks. In Key West the While I have always enjoyed reading the Herald and still do, only attraction we went to that did not have a bike rack was the I am beginning to fi nd the size of the newspaper very diffi cult lighthouse, and we visited several attractions by bike daily. to read, especially on the beach. Couldn’t something be done —Wildwood to alter the size to make it easier to hold? Otherwise, keep up *** the good work. I like to say a few things about the look of Avalon these days. —Wildwood Crest First of all, whose idea was it to paint the entire town light (ED NOTE: A pocket-sized Herald is in the design stage. In posts an awful blue? Why not dark green or black? Whose Select The Style You Want the meantime, take your laptop and read it online.) idea was it to put horrible grey stamped concrete all over town? *** Someone must have gotten a kickback. How about the beautiful From Traditional to Contemporary Wildwood residents beware...your city commissioners are islands that clog traffi c in the center of town? Not to mention talking about a tax increase of .20 based on the new budget. I we can’t make U-turns. I think the locals who decided on this guess we need to start paying for the new rec center. need to get out of town a little more so they can see how the —Wildwood rest of the world looks. If you took a vote with all the homeown- *** ers (that means summer people who own) I am sure they would Regarding the spout off about science at the Teitelman agree. I don’t see Stone Harbor looking so tasteless. School: I would hope, as a responsible parent, that if you have —Avalon a problem with what your child is learning, you would take it *** up with the teacher. If there is a problem, whether it is with I just wanted to rave about the art show at LCMR — it the teacher or the student, it won’t be solved by making an was spectacular. I was able to make the Jazz Concert too, and anonymous spout off in the Herald. everyone sounded so great. Everyone deserves a ribbon. We —Lower Township have talented children and that’s a great time for everyone to *** see their work. Keep it up LCMR. While enjoying the Cove Beach, my husband and children —Lower Township went to the local restaurant to get hot dogs, ice cream and *** drinks. Approximately one hour later, my sister needed to use To the family whose son is being dedicated this year for the bathroom and has a very bad back and is awaiting surgery. ALS...our hearts go out to you. We have read about your son She is not able to walk very far without being in extreme pain in the fl yer and we all are honored to be participating in the or possibly falling. We walked to the local restaurant and asked bikeathon battling Lou Gehrigs Disease. My family is now if we could use the bathroom and explained that she wasn’t battling ALS...hope to see and meet you on June 24. able to make it to the bathrooms on the beach. It was too far —Erma for her to walk. Unfortunately they wouldn’t let her use the *** bathroom even though we explained the situation and that we At fi rst I thought the county prosecutor was just complaining had already purchased food a short time ago that same day. So about not having enough men and money, but after I read the I went to get money and went back to the store to buy a drink jail is overcrowded, I can fi gure the jail does not have enough so she could use the bathrooms and we were kicked out of the men either. The freeholders have ignored them both. This leads Cabinets For Every Style & Budget store and told never to come back because they did not like my me to believe they are soft on crime and should be replaced. attitude — which I did not have. It’s really a shame when you —Del Haven live in a town and have been supporting a business for many *** Visit Our 3,000 sq. ft. Showroom! years and people are so nasty. To the loving parents at the Lion Center: This must be an —Cape May honor to have this year’s ALS foundation ride dedicated to *** your son. The both of you are kind good-hearted people who Open Mon.-Fri. 8:00-4:30 Sat. 10:00-3:00 I know parking is tough, but when one corner is 40 feet of would do anything for anybody. And you have already shown yellow curb, and the next is 15 feet, how can you go out and that to many of people. Congratulations, we all love you. spend any money if you can’t park? What is the actual limit/re- —Wildwood Four Cabinet Lines To striction? Does anyone know? How can the corners improperly *** marked be changed? Kudos to all the Wetlands Institute staff, volunteers, and Choose From —North Wildwood the Middle Township and Cape May County road crews who *** helped install the temporary turtle fencing along Stone Harbor Today, June 1. The Board of Public Utilities is allowing Atlantic Boulevard. They got the job done fast, just in time before the 368-1776 Electric to raise rates 12.5 percent. Compound this with the rise terrapins started coming out to lay eggs. Keep your eyes on the 373 - 96th Street, Stone Harbor in natural gas, proposed at 42 percent, water rent at 30.2 percent, road for the next few weeks and you could save the life of a and factor in the higher taxes, the anticipated higher taxes, and mother terrapin. the cost of auto insurance, sales tax, and you might understand —Court House why I have decided to sell my family-owned home in Wildwood. *** Being a lifelong resident, I feel like I have collapsed under the (Page 49 Please) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 49

Spout Off truck, you don’t ask what they want. You might as well go col- (From Page 48) lect unemployment. It’s sad that the Herald chose to ignore the Wildwoods In- —Bayside Village ternational Kite Festival. It was the event’s 21st year, and it *** drew kiters from Australia, England, Mexico, Seattle, Oregon, Middle Township High School could attract better stu- California, Chicago, and the entire East Coast. The students of dents and boost enrollment if general courses were transferred three schools built kites and came out to fl y them. The sky was to the tech school and by reducing class sizes. It should focus fi lled with gorgeous kites of all shapes and sizes. But with the on educating students who intend to go to college, and offer Herald’s lack of coverage, it’s no wonder that many locals don’t only college prep, honors and AP courses. Eliminating the gen- even know the event exists. eral course would reduce behavior problems in the school, and —Rio Grande would allow the school to offer more electives. These changes (ED. Note: The Kite Festival was covered in the May 24th would encourage the more academic students to enroll and im- issue of Herald’s On Deck magazine.) prove the climate of the school. *** —Middle Township It’s nice to see the Cape May County Zoo making plans for *** an Education Center. Now, when will they hire an education The spouters from Avalon who commented on the eyesore manager? The very capable woman running the zoo’s educa- construction of Windwood Harbor, the cutting down of trees tion programs has been an hourly employe for more than 18 on the high dunes on 53rd Street and I remember the cutting months, while the zoo management strings her along. If the zoo down of dune grasses on Bayberry: Also as a 42nd Street resi- expects to have a quality education program for its visitors, they dent with children, I agree about the excessive speed on our need to get serious about hiring quality staff. street. In all my years, I’ve never saw police radar surveillance. —Stone Harbor Put up “children at play” signs, more 25 mph signs, and speed *** bumps, which are allowed by the state without their approval. Spout off is the greatest thing I’ve ever read. It is the great- Rather than putting in bumps put in humps. The police depart- est comedy ever written. Don’t discontinue it. ment must at least put out a radar display unit on 42nd Street for —North Wildwood the drivers to see their actual speed. Your writings did wake me Nothing in this world *** up. This resident also agrees regarding our recent assessment. Good for Irish and German descent in your spout off of Other residents should do the same. Our Avalon offi cials do not May 24. Good for them, I’m glad. represent the people of this town. It is time for changes. —Cold Springs —Avalon is worth missing *** *** An answer to “who did the life-size replica of Gus:” The To the couple in Glenwood Avenue in West Wildwood with talented artist’s name is Ralph Grassi Jr. the large Golden Retriever: You put this dog out from 5 a.m. —Wildwood Crest – 11 p.m. No one is home all day, you both work. This dog does heaven for. *** nothing but bark all day long and all night long. You have no I’d like to invite the Middle Township Planning Board to visit consideration for your neighbors, especially the ones who work Call me, Secluded Lane in Rio Grande. I personally think they have ru- all night and try to sleep during the day. The next call is to the ined the tranquility and the quality of life in this neighborhood SPCA for neglect. by allowing a matchbox to be built. I wish the planning board —West Wildwood would come down here and see what they’ve done. Oh yeah, *** Paid for by C. Chew that’s right, none of the members live in Rio Grande. The Avalon spouter who commented on the recent reasse- Jesus —Rio Grande ment is correct in that it was accomplished before the real es- *** tate bubble burst. It appears the Avalon assessor, mayor and Wow, Councilman Jerry Gaffney of Cape May and former counsel does not read economic news as published in all of mayor is a prophet. He is going to even look more prophetic the major newspapers. Avalon’s recent assessment was accom- in the future. The renovation of the Cape May Mall is going to plished at a higher market value giving us assessments that now be very expensive. Wait until the fi nal total is in and the taxpay- higher than what we can command from a buyer of our home, Family ers see where the moola is going. Believe me, it’s more than typical Avalon administration work. they ever anticipated. Those who have ever accused Gaffney —Avalon Owned & of not being decisive were wrong. Jerry Gaffney is just cautious *** because he has learned from experience Both New Jersey senators Lautenberg and Menendez voted Operated —Cape May for the immigration act. Since 1990 I guess we know why the LTMUA raised the water and —Court House sewer rates. I hear the board wants to give themselves a hefty *** raise. The new Wildwood Acme is wonderful, what an improve- —Lower Township ment. However, parking is going to be a problem. On Friday *** evening we went to get some groceries, we could not park in Regarding the parking on the municipal lot being for one the parking lot or on the street and had to park at CVS. We business: Last time I counted, there are at least nine businesses asked if there was going to be bike racks and no one seems to between 44th and 42nd streets on Park Road and on the bay. know. Certainly bike racks at the Jersey shore are a necessity But where are the handicap spots? In the middle of the lot by at every store. We are as excited now as we where when the the fi shing fl eet making it farther for people to walk. Acme moved from Pacifi c Avenue to Park Boulevard in 1956. —Sea Isle City —Wildwood *** *** Regarding the comment about the children in Delsea Starvation, immigration, over population, famine, disease, Woods Mobile Park: How do you expect the children to be- pollution, war, segregation, child abuse, pornography, adul- have when the parents stand right there, see them doing and tery, hate, greed, sadness, tears, confusion, brothers and sisters also smoke their cigarettes and put them out in the road or out against each other — that is what the world is today. Retractable Awnings in the area that the kids play in. I think what they ought to do —Cape May County is send the parents back to school to learn things. *** —Green Creek To all the people who live in North Wildwood who complain *** about paying taxes: I lived in Philadelphia, and I didn’t pay Order yours NOW! Concerning the write up in the Herald about Delsea Woods enough taxes, but now I live in North Wildwood I don’t have to Mobile Park: The poor little animals are better behaved than worry about the 202, 611 or the Schuylkill. I can fi sh and have the children are. Don’t plant fl owers in your yard because you my boat all year long. I love every minute of it. I’m thankful for won’t have them the next morning. The adults, they’re the living in North Wildwood, I’m thankful for the taxes. All of the AVALON OFFICE FACTORY SHOWROOM ones. If they can’t discipline their children then they shouldn’t other people living in Philadelphia, they can stay there. have them. —North Wildwood 800.781.1552 215.781.9180 —Green Creek *** Cape May County 3000 B West Avenue *** This is for Stone Harbor, “birds are not important”: They When you look at the plans for the so-called revitalization are our link in life and have to be there. They eat the bugs and www.NBAwnings.com Bristol, PA 19007 of Cape May and the not-needed convention hall, which will clean up after us. They do all the things that you wouldn’t or have no parking, the numbers are mind-boggling. You can bet couldn’t do. You do need to move on, maybe to Philadelphia. the mall merchants are 100 percent for this because they know They need someone like you. There, you’d much rather be the taxpayers of Cape May City will be footing the bill. If these friendly with the birds. I hope that giant stick eating bird comes plans are allowed to go forward, God help the Cape May City to visit you. taxpayers. —Court House —Cape May *** *** The beach is beautiful and the weather is perfect and then HEARING LOSS? While it was most generous of the Sea Isle City VFW to buy I picked an event guide that shows all of the great things hap- some handicap beach chairs at $14.95 each, why was it re- pening in town throughout the summer and noticed that there Experience new solutions to old problems, ally necessary? Why do we pay taxes? Why couldn’t the city was a bike path on the beach that goes underneath the piers. fi nd $1,600 to replace the 11 chairs that were broken? Why I rode it this morning from the point where the beach is really ALL TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE* couldn’t the money come from beach tag sales? Why are the short and there is a beautiful seawall. Then I got to the rides commissioners always looking for handouts and volunteers to and it stopped. Why would they draw something that doesn’t Digital • Programmable • Analog do what they were elected to do? Why? Why? Why? exist? I don’t get it. —Sea Isle City —North Wildwood IF YOU CAN HEAR BUT NOT UNDERSTAND *** *** Great job with the spring art show at the Dennisville I walked the promenade in Cape May and I must tell you I School. Children learned about so many master artists. I’m so have never seen the bathrooms so nice and clean as they are CALL NOW FOR A FREE EVALUATION! glad that the budget did fi nally pass; now all of the children this summer. will benefi t. —Villas —South Dennis *** SPECIAL SALE *** Let’s see if I have this right: You sell drugs for a long period Why does the man who owns a GMC sport utility vehicle of time, the county fi nally hears about it, they put under-cover in West Wildwood always park his vehicle facing the wrong guys in your bar, catch you in the act, in a school zone and you reg. $995.00 way? Nothing is done about it. Is it because he is a friend of the only have to pay a fi ne. I guess crime does pay. Custom canal Mayor? Other people who park the wrong way are harassed or —Wildwood fi ts deeply NOW ONLY ticketed. (ED NOTE: The bar owner was slapped with a $100,000 —West Wildwood civil forfeiture. Sentencing on criminal charges is set for July in the ear. $ 00 *** 28.) By ELECTONE 695 Can Wildwood afford to build a new city hall? The whole *** THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR *some at additional cost building shakes when big trucks hit the potholes on New Jer- To the person who takes the southbound lane on the park- sey Avenue. Get the road fi xed or else it will mean more taxes. way to pay the quarter: 1) It’s 35 cents and has been for at least —Wildwood 12 years now. 2) It also says that last week you were cut off, CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY (ED NOTE: The shaking is intentional — part of the shake, well, there are no more tolls in the southbound lane, only north 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE rattle and roll Doo Wop movement.) bound. 3) And if you keep throwing quarters on the ground I’m *** going to be stopping by every morning to pick up all of these 465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 To the young ice cream guy that comes through Bayside quarters you drop off. Let’s get the facts right and quit making every night of the week between 7 and 8 p.m.: We don’t need up stories. • JAMES L. SAAD JR. NJ LIC#171 you. We need a new ice cream guy that will actually stop and —Lower Township see if anyone would like to buy an ice cream. You speed through *** • RICHARD J. SAAD NJ LIC. #324 like a jet and don’t stop even stop to see if anyone would like Last week’s article by a spouter called the geniuses that run NJ Lic Hearing Aid Dispensers to buy an ice cream from you. When anyone does go up to the (Page 73 Please) Exp. 6/30/06 50 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

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• Servers • Dishwashers Now hiring full time, part Interested candidates should apply time or Saturdays only. • Buspersons Cleaning- Excellent pay. Transporta- in person at: tion a plus. • Counter Help CLEANERS Call 609-263-1747 Experience required. Canyon Club Marina Needed for weekly & Call for interview Service Department weekend change-overs. Call Janet at 609-886-8600 900 Ocean Drive, Cape May, NJ ext.34 for great results today. 609-729-9300 Call Barbara’s Cleaning Service, 609-889-2434.

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Shirt Shops Correspondent Needed of Cape May Now taking applications for: To write an informative weekly column • Sales Help • Shift Manager about events in Lower Township. • Stock Person Writing samples would be appreciated. For 3 area shops. Customer service skills Please respond by June 20 to: helpful. Must be friendly & mature minded. Full time or part time, year round or Carolyn Mee, Ph.D. seasonal. Apply: 423 Beach Dr. Email: [email protected] Cape May or call 609-898-0066 9am-5pm 609-886-8600, ext. 15 Ask for Lisa or Steven 54 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

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Drivers- Drivers- General- DRIVER General- SEASONAL OR Part time. Must have General- CASHIER General- SUMMER CDL, Class A license * Crew Chief For PHOTOGRAPHER’S CDL DRIVER & clean driving record. Artist?? Part time, year round. Ca- Tractor & roll off experi- shiering experience pre- Home Builder HELPERS ferred. Must be available To supervise litter crew ence a plus. Ideal can- Busy Art conservation/ Saturday and Sunday. Must have working knowl- Working with small chil- Mon. thru Fri., 8:30am didate will be interested picture framing studio in in working in the yard to Good customer service edge of all phases of home dren. Needed for the - 4:00pm. $9.00/hour in Avalon, NJ is searching for make up for the hours skills essential. construction. Valid driver’s beach, 10- 15 hours per Cape May County area. a creative person to join you are not driving. license required. From $16 week. Can lead to full time with our staff. We are willing to Willing to train on yard Call 609-463-9400 per hour. General- benefi ts. train but artistic ability is a equipment if necessary. big plus, especially sculpt- 9am- 5pm, ask for John 609-602-3455 Laundry Worker Knowledge of Tri- State ing/framing. Must be * Receptionist/ Please fax resume to area helpful. fl exible and willing to get Offi ce Assistant Steve at 609-465-3899 Come work for our messy. Some shop clean- Call or stop in Coast Guard Laun- General- Raff’s Recycling ing and gallery upkeep will Needed part time, 9am- Call Janet at dry. No weekends! 209 Goshen Road, also be required. Willing to General- 2pm, 5 days per week. 609-886-8600 ext.34 Hourly rate $7.72. PHOTOGRAPHY, CMCH consider full or part-time, From $7.50 per hour, for great results today. Part time, benefi ts. 609-465-7406 but weekends are a must Coordinator for based on experience. SIGN PLACEMENT during summer. & GENERAL Enrollment and Send resume to:

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Healthcare Executive Director (Assisted Living) Emeritus Assisted Living www.Emeritus.com, a national leader in senior housing and care is recruiting for an Executive Director at Loyalton of Cape May. We are Experienced seeking a dedicated and driven leader with excellent administrative, fi nancial management, and interpersonal / Sous Chef relationship building skills. Achieve/maintain 100% com- RNs and LPNs - All Shifts needed. munity occupancy, quality resident care and services, Must have and create a positive and fun teamwork environment. * New Salary Rates Bachelor’s degree with related experience is preferred. experience NJ CALA or LNHA License are required. Enjoy working with the dynamic and innovative Emeritus team! Fax or * Per Diem Rates in ordering. email resume to  * Flex Time Call Tai Menz Contact Laquita Jack, Administrative 609-884-5555 An Emeritus Assisted Living Community ext. 230 591 Route 9 South, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Assistant to schedule an appointment at 609-602-8061, Fax: 609-889-6746 • Email: [email protected] 609-624-3881 ext 303 cell Attention Michele Hughes EOE Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 55

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but will train. Maintenance 4- 5 days per week. student crews and time employees. Hotel/Motel- Apply in person, temporary employ- Persons Real Estate- 9am- 5pm: Call 609-368-2722 ees for construction, Apply in person South Paw Colonnade Inn seeking installation and strik- Experience required. Aqua Beach Resort Animal Hospital REAL ESTATE Seasonal and year round. ing of scenic, lighting, 5501 Ocean Avenue sound and property. 312 South Main St. SALES/ OFFICE * PART TIME Must have a vehicle. Industrial- FRONT DESK Wildwood Crest CMCH MANAGER Or Call Send Resume A full time position *CHAMBERPERSON 609-522-6507 Machinist/ μ WebID #: 88630 Or Apply To: requires working Strong organizational

Set-Up Person knowledge of stage & computer skills. Real Call for an interview Ocean Property rigging lifts, lighting Estate License & sales 609-263-8868 Management Corp Needed for small ma- equipment, basic experience required. 3314 Pacifi c Avenue chine shop. Must be lighting design, audio,

Hotel/Motel- Wildwood, NJ experienced with drill sound and related Fax resume: Hotel/Motel- FAX: 609-523-2249 presses, lathes and media support, lifting 609-729-3261 * Housekeeping No phone calls, please milling machines, no and moving heavy or email to: PPPPPP CNCs. Must be a self- DESK CLERK * Front Desk objects and working [email protected] * Life Guards starter as well as able at height. Offi ce- to work under supervi- Confi dentiality assured 6pm - 11pm, 5 Shift. Top WANTED sion. pay for experience. All Shifts Work schedule will in- SEAVILLE clude irregular hours, μ WebID #: 88224 Apply In Person TAVERN Apply In Person evening and week- Please call 609-522-1965 (No Phone Calls, Now Hiring end work. Start date Bal Harbour Hotels Please): 6/23/06 or ASAP. Real Estate- Hotel/Motel- Stanton and the Beach RESDEL Clerical Person Wildwood Crest Hotel/Motel- CORPORATION Submit resume by RENTAL FFFFFF 609-522-3343 Cape May June 14, 2006 to: Part time, year round, RESORT hourly wage. Experi- MANAGER Desk Clerks County Airport Michael J. Kopak- owski ence in data entry re- Hotel/Motel- Now hiring Industrial Park Rental Manager need- Superintendent quired. Flexible hours. Day and/or evening for the 2006 season Erma ed for high volumne, Middle Township shifts. Midnight shifts HOUSEKEEPING Full and Part Time high engery real estate Board of Education Call Liz, also available. Full or part Seasonal Positions offi ce located in North 216 S. Main Street 609-624-3136 time. Hospitality experi- Seasonal position. EOE Wildwood. ence preferred, but not * Part Time Cape May Court House, necessary. Positive guest Please apply in person Front Desk/ Qualifi ed candidate NJ 08210 service attitude a must. Atlas Inn Reservationist must: μ WebID #: 89264 Competitive salary. End of 1035 Beach Ave., * Part Time Gift * Have an active NJ season bonus. Cape May Real Estate License Shop Clerks

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Restaurant- Restaurant- Restaurant/Food Service- Rock ‘N Chair Trades/HVAC- Restaurant- * KITCHEN Avalon, NJ Retail- Sales- (1) DELI/ GRILL * LINE COOKS Year Round Restaurant HVAC Installer/ * Banquet CAREER OP- PERSON Experienced grill or RETAIL SALES Service Tech Servers EXPERIENCED saute is a plus Positions Available For PORTUNITIES ASSOCIATE * Cooks * DISHWASHER Line Cooks, Saute, That Are Just (Part - Time) Full time, year round posi- (2) ALL AROUND tion. Benefi ts include Blue * Cashiers PERSONS - Fryer and Pantry Your STYLE Cross/Blue Shield, sick Call Kevin if you’ve got the drive PRODUCE, GROCERY, leave and paid holidays. Part time, days and 609-602-8397 and attitude to keep ETC. Call 609-967-3300 Join the PetSmart Ser- evenings. Great sec- our customers happy, vices Team at our Rio Apply in person to: ond job. Drug free there’s no telling how Full or part time. Grande location! Bayshore Refrig., Inc environment. far you’ll go at Cingular. Burleigh Storage μ WebID #: 88516 You are a people per- BONELLI’S MARKET 633 Shunpike Road SALON Apply at Wildwood son, with a natural abil- Spencer & Pacifi c Avenue Unit D-10 Convention Center Restaurant- ity to develop relation- Wildwood MANAGER Burleigh Security Desk, ships an close sales. 609-522-5118 Management Bonuses Or Call 609-465-8151 4500 Boardwalk Now Hiring You thrive in a fast- 60% Commission Restaurant- * Line Cook/ paced, team environ-

Sandwich Maker ment and consistently Restaurant/Food Service- SEAVILLE * Handyman EXPERIENCED provide the customer Trades/Machinist- TAVERN CALLING with an excellent ser- Restaurant- Erma Deli has the follow- GROOMERS ALL FOOD vice experience. High MACHINIST - ing positions available: Apply in person, Average of $35k, up school diploma/GED, COOK 10am- 3pm: SERVICE WORKERS! to $55k HOT STAMPING customer service ex- Anglesea Pub, & 50% commission EXPERIENCE * DELIVERY * SOUS CHEF perience (preferably Full time, year round posi- First & + tips A PLUS tion. Experience required. DRIVERS New Jersey Aves., * Servers in retail) and excellent * Busers communication skills * LINE COOKS Wildwood Flexible hours - less than * Hostesses And, we believe are required. Bi-lingual Apply in person: * WAIT STAFF full time. Cape May Court * Floor Manager hard candidates are a plus. Casey’s On Third House area. 301 New York Avenue Stop by * Bartender work deserves Full time, year round posi- If you’re ready to do North Wildwood 635 Breakwater Road great benefi ts Please fax resume 609-522-7759 for more details tions available. including: great things, please When applying, apply online at to Steve at store discounts, vision 609-465-3899 WebID #: 88611 ask for Mike cingular.com/careers μ Restaurant- coverage, prescrip-

tion coverage, dental Also hiring Restaurant- Now taking coverage, competitive CINGULAR applications for * Liquor Store Clerk pay, 401 (k) and stock Full time and part time, WIRELESS Trades/Maintenance- COOKS & Restaurant/Food Service- purchase plan! year round. EOE BAKER’S * Sous Chef CRUSADER ASSISTANT When applying, APPLY ON LINE JB’S BBQ * Line Cooks ask for Liz MOTEL (Year Round AT Trades/Carpentry- Donna’s Place 6101 Ocean Avenue Is looking for a mature and Seasonal) Come fi ll out application: www.petsmart.com 10700 3rd Ave. CARPENTERS Wildwood Crest, NJ minded, hard worker to * Pantry Prep Seaville Tavern and visit the careers Stone Harbor work 5 days per week in * Kitchen Help Route 9 & 50 link WANTED 609-368-7100 MAINTENANCE the Rio Grande store take- * Dishwashers Seaville, NJ to complete an ap- PERSON out counter. Individual Or call 609-624-3136 plication. 5 years experience. Must must have reliable trans- have driver’s license & portation. Apply in person: own vehicle. Competitive Experience required Harbor View Restau- or APPLY IN Restaurant- wages, benefi ts available. Please call 609-884-3918 rant Retail- PERSON Year round employment Apply in person 954 Ocean Drive Wednesday, June 7th in Cape May area. Please Mon. - Fri., * EXPEDITOR Cape May through Friday, June μ WebID #: 89270 RETAIL call 10am - 3pm * OMELET COOK 9th & Monday, June Or phone ASSOCIATE * PANCAKE COOK 12th through Friday, D.L. Miner, 609-522-3323 June 16th, 9am - 6pm to schedule an interview Fast-paced store. Cus- 609-861-2138 Experienced only. Sea- tomer friendly. Com- Restaurant- PetSmart-Rio Grande WebID #: 89526 sonal Restaurant- petitive pay. IRA & health. μ WebID #: 87508 μ 1500 Rt. 47

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* Assistant PetSmart front restaurant in ELECTRICIANS/ Basic maintenance Executive Cape May seeking HELPERS Housekeeper skills required. Restaurant- experienced Res- taurant Manager to Experience required. Apply in person: Retail- Apply in person: EXPEDITOR start ASAP and work Residential new LaMer Beachfront Inn Grand Hotel through Thanksgiving. work. 401k, profi t of Cape May SALES HELP Beach & Pittsburgh Salary based on expe- sharing, life insur- Cape May With cooking experi- 1045 Beach Avenue rience. ence needed. For late Wanted Full Sales- ance, long- term Or FAX resume to: disability, excellent nights & weekends. 609-898-0341 & Part Time FAX resume and cover COLLEGE medical/dental. Top letter to HR @ 215- Apply At Pay. Valid driver’s 546-8925 or email: Silens Shoes & STUDENTS Trades/Marina- Fitzpatrick’s Crest license required. Restaurant- [email protected] Sportswear Tavern 5000 Pacifi c Ave., 18 base/appointment Avalon Pointe Marina FFFFFF 800-926-2809 9600 Pacifi c Avenue KAREN & REI’S Wildwood full/part time schedules, is now hiring Wildwood Crest 609-522-2155 no experience necessary, Ask for Tim or Lisa PPPPP all ages 17 +, sales/ ser- Restaurant- (1) Seasonal, Full Time Hiring Immediately μ WebID #: 89261 vice, conditions apply. YARD Trades/Electric- Restaurant on the Board- PERSONNEL/ Restaurant- Call 609-487-1500 SERVERS SEA ISLE CITY walk in Retail- ELECTRICIAN MAKE READY BUSPERSONS looking for enthusiastic, Experienced WebID #: 88269 PERSON experienced μ WANTED Potential for year round. Cook Part & Full Time Posi- STOCK Experienced mechanic. tions PIZZA PERSON PERSON/ Needed for new 50 (Evening Hours) CASHIER Sales- Dependable with valid NJ (1) Experienced seat Wildwood res- Year Round Positions GRILL COOKS driver’s license. Competi- MARINE taurant. Competitive Wages, WAIT STAFF Immediate, JEWELRY tive salary, paid vacation MECHANIC Benefi ts & Bonuses & DELIVERY Seasonal Position STUDIO and holidays. Full time, year round. 609-268-0685 DRIVERS Fralinger’s Salt Water STONE HARBOR Call 609-624-8205 Taffy Call 609-898-7766 Call 609-967-4100

Restaurant/Food Service- For Interview in Cape May. Work starts weekends Multiple Sales posi- DELI PPPPP May 13. Open full time by Parking permit includ- tions available. Im- Trades/Masonry- June 15. ed. Fun atmosphere mediate openings for to work in. 5 days per Looking Block Layers & Experienced person be- full and part time help, Concrete Finishers Contact Mike ASAP at week. year round and sea- for hind the grill for breakfast Looking for something? & Lunch, sandwiches, 609-233-4932 or email sonal. something? [email protected] Please call Must have tools and etc. Prefer with references transportation. Start im- Debbie or Marge, Call Barbara for Seasonal. Wildwood area mediately. We offer 401k μ WebID #: 89239 609-884-5695 interview, Find it in the & health benefi ts. Find it in the 609-967-4653. Tel.732-778-8523

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Free DIRECTV Satellite, 4 HELP WANTED FINANCIAL rooms. FREE TiVo/DVR. YARD/TAG SALES STONE HARBOR, 151 Add HDTV. 220 Channels 91st Street: Sat., June PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS FOR SALE + locals, packages from 10, 9am - 3pm. Collect- Trades/Painters AVALON NOTICE OF A full legal description of the premises can - FINANCIAL $29.99/month. Cheaper ibles, household, clothes, APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape than cable TV. Switch To- 2068 Ocean Drive: books, something for ev- ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Saturday, June 10, 8am. 2006-2007 LICENSE TERM taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer PAINTERS day! 866-641-7031. Pro- eryone. Raindate Sun., liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Lots of good stuff! Notice is hereby given that applications to amount due can be obtained from the local mo # 16026 June 11. renew all annual alcoholic beverage licenses taxing authority.

& HELPERS will be fi led with the Director of the Division Amount due under judgment is of Alcoholic Beverage Control or the municipal Business For Sale- $72,660.86 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees CAPE MAY 1135 Wash- local license issuing authority and may be ap- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Painters must have 5 LIFT CHAIR VILLAS, 210 Cloverdale proved on or after May 1st of this year. Objec- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount years experience. Help- ington Street, Sat. June Avenue: June 9 & 10, tion to any renewal should be made immedi- of 20% of the bid price is required. CMCH CURVES Berkline, power. 2 years 10, 9am - 4pm, Raindate ately in writing to the Municipal Clerk of the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ers must have 1 year ex- # 1 Franchise With 13 old, beige. $300 or best 8am- 3pm. Dad loved to municipality where the license is located if that sale without further notice of publication. June11 license sells alcoholic beverages to consum- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- perience. Driver’s license fi sh! Too much stuff to list ers, or the Director, Division of Alcoholic Bev- tiff. Machines offer. 609-884-3543 erage Control, P.O. Box 087, Trenton, New Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD & tools. Health insurance, And Nearly 200 Current Jersey 08625 for any other type of alcoholic Sheriff: John F. Callinan paid holidays. Members CAPE MAY COURT beverage license. No individual notices will 752455 TOP SOIL VILLAS, 404 Beechwood be published with respect to license renewal 4x Fee=$116.64 HOUSE, 308 Mechanic applications. 05/24, 05/31, 06/07, 06/14/06 20 yards delivered & Avenue: Multi-family sale. ______609-884-7730 7 East Shellbay Ave. Street: Saturday, June 10, JERRY FISCHER spread. $500. June 10, 8am. Many SHERIFF’S SALE $95,000 or best offer 8am- 3pm. Rain date Sat- DIRECTOR 609-886-4866 household items, pictures, DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Trades/Plumbing- urday, June 17. lamps, TV, new ice maker, CONTROL of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Ask For June 10x Fee=$145.80 curtains, complete bed- NUMBER F 20218 05, pending wherein 203-417-1169 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- Al’s FREEBIES ding sets, baby walker, 04/05, 04/12, 04/19, 04/26/06; 05/03, 05/10, TION SYSTEMS, INC. the plaintiff AND email: bugruns@aol. CLERMONT 05/17, 05/24, 05/31/06; 06/07/06 THANE CLARK; ET AL are the defendant(s), Plumbing & Heating, Inc. children’s toys and games, ______I shall expose for sale at public venue on: 1255 Bayshore Road com 1917 Route 9 North: women’s & men’s clothing, SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 21ST DAY OF Serious inquiries only JUNE A.D. 2006 Villas, NJ AVALON CAMP- something for everyone By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- GROUND. Saturday, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street FREE! Must have experience install- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BASKETBALL HOOP: June 10, VILLAS NUMBER F 14369 05, pending wherein EMI- Jersey. ing & servicing residential BUSINESS 9am- 12Noon. GRANT MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC. the plumbing systems. Min. 2 Free-standing with base plaintiff AND SUZANNE ALTIERI; CARLO The property to be sold is located in the OPPORTUNITY - on rolers. Glass back- Rain date ALTIERI A/K/A CARLOS ALTIERI, HW are TOWNSHIP OF UPPER, in the County of yrs. active plumbing experi- 207 E. Jacksonville Ave. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at CAPE MAY, State of New Jersey. ence.Valid NJ driver’s license. FINANCIAL board. Adjustable height. Sunday, June 11. Sat. & Sun., public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 21ST DAY OF Commonly known as: 3105 Shore Road Excellent benefi t package in- Must be able to transport. June 10 & 11 JUNE A.D. 2006 a/k/a 3405 Route 9 South, Ocean View, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Township of Upper, NJ 08230 cludes. Call 609-465-5490 DEADLINES 9am - 5pm House Building located at 9 N. Main Street * Uniforms Lots of great stuff! (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Tax Lot No. 9 in Block 559. * Holiday Pay FOR YARD/TAG Jersey. BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Don’t miss this one! Dimensions of Lot: (irregular): * Sick Time Unlimited income poten- FURNISHINGS SALES All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, 124 ft x 756.58 ft x 249.3 ft x 691.56 ft x * Paid Vacation with buildings and improvements thereon 70.24 ft x 79.5 ft tial marketing a service Friday, 10am WILDWOOD CREST, 108 erected, situated and lying and being in * Profi t Sharing the City of Wildwood, County of Cape May, Nearest Cross Street: West corner of the everyone needs with Pre- A $99 + full PILLOW TOP West Charleston Avenue: State of new Jersey: * Medical Insurance lot on which the Seaville M.E. Church MATTRESS Set. Brand Multi-family sale. Satur- Community Hall is located * Dental Paid Legal. Low start-up ERMA, 354 Route 9: June Street Address: 203 E. Leaming Avenue costs. Call today! Bonnie new in plastic. With fac- day, June 10, 8am- Noon. Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, * Life Insurance 10 & 11, 8am. Something Tax Lot and Block: Block 32, Lot 1.01 tory warranty. Can de- Clothing, furniture, dishes, municipal or tax liens that may be due * Continuing Education Green, Independent Asso- for everyone- bargains! liver. Dimension: Lot size is approximately A full legal description of the premises can ciate, 886-6881 or etc. 50x55 feet between Pacifi c and Atlantic be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape

Please call 609-886-1034, www.prepaidlegal.com 609-289-7022 Avenues May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer between 3 - 5pm, Mon. - Fri. /go/bonnie48 ERMA, MYRTLE AVENUE: A full legal description of the premises can liens and other Municipal Assessments. The WILDWOOD CREST: Saturday, June 10, 9am- ? be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape amount due can be obtained from the local ALL NEW KING We’re at it again! Rose- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxing authority. μ WebID #: 89608 BIKERS! Leather jackets taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Amount due under judgment is mary & Seaview Aves. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The $145,490.01 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees plus jackets, bike parts, amount due can be obtained from the local to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- (side yard). Crafts, kids 3 piece Orthopedic pil- clothes, many other items. taxing authority. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount lowtop mattress set. clothes & toys, Household Amount due under judgment is of 20% of the bid price is required. Business Opportunity- Sponsored by the Cape $186,451.97 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any $185. Still wrapped in items. Sat., June 10. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- sale without further notice of publication. May County Hogs fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount All publication costs are paid for by the plain- plastic. With warranty. of 20% of the bid price is required. tiff. TURN-KEY Trades/Security- Delivery available. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- ANIMALS sale without further notice of publication. MAN Call 609-407-0701 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Sheriff: John F. Callinan 45 seat, fully equipped tiff. NORTH WILDWOOD- 752457 SECURITY Attorney BUDD LARNER Wildwood Restaurant 4x Fee=$116.64 Sheriff: John F. Callinan 05/24, 05/31, 06/07, 06/14/06 GUARD for Lease. 5209 Pacifi c A PILLOW TOP Name PETS FOR SALE 752459 ______DUNCAN 4x Fee=$106.92 SHERIFF’S SALE Ave. $25,000. Brand queen, $149. Mat- TAG SALE 05/24, 05/31, 06/07, 06/14/06 LUND’S tress & box set. New in ______By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 3 Day Estate Tag Sale SHERIFF’S SALE of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- FISHERIES, INC. Call 856-466-6528 plastic with warranty. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Thurs. - Sat., June 8, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out NUMBER F 16894 05, pending wherein Is now accepting ap- Can deliver. ENGLISH of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 9, 10, 9am - 4pm MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- plications for a part 609-513-6107 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET TION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR SPRINGER F 11930 05, pending wherein MERCHANDISE / Basement opens at NUMBER COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the time Security Guard. MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- plaintiff AND DAVID MCELFRESH, HIS SPANIEL PUPPY the plaintiff AND Three 8 hour shifts YARD SALES WebID #: 87730 8:30am TION SYSTEMS, INC. NET- HEIRS, DEVISEES AND PERSONAL REP- μ TIE BENNETT, ET AL are the defendant(s), I RESENTATIVES AND HIS, HERS, THEIR 315 E. 23rd Street, Female, 6 months old. shall expose for sale at public venue on: per week. OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCESSORS IN North Wildwood, NJ AKC papers. Brown with WEDNESDAY THE 21ST DAY OF RIGHT, TITLE AND ITEREST, ET ALS are APPLIANCES JUNE A.D. 2006 the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Apply in person at BED, $120. Brand new Estate of Mrs. Emma white markings. Com- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court public venue on: queen Ortho fi rm mat- Sparrow pletely housebroken. She House Building located at 9 N. Main Street WEDNESDAY THE 21ST DAY OF 997 Ocean Drive, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New JUNE A.D. 2006 tress set. In plastic with House is full. Ma- is loving and sweet and Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Cape May, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street NJ 08204 warranty. Can deliver. hogany Dining Room in need of only a good The property to be sold is located in the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Refrigerator: 4 cubic ft., TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, WHITESBORO in Jersey. 609-289-7022 Set, 6 Piece Carved home with a yard and the County of CAPE MAY, State of New Jersey. WebID #: 89321 ideal for dorm or under Mahogany Bedroom kids to run, walk and play The property to be sold is located in the μ TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, in the County of the counter. New $120; Set, Drexel Bedrooms, with during the day. She Commonly known as: 2211 Route 9 South, CAPE MAY, State of New Jersey. asking $75 or best offer. Farm Table, Cedar has her vaccinations and Township of Middle, Whitesboro, NJ 08252 It is commonly known as 410 Goshen 967-3521 Tax Lot No. 13 & 14 in Block 1061 ETHAN ALLEN PINE en- Chests, Elegant Glass, a crate. Prefer family that Road, Cape May Court House, NJ can supply vet reference. tertainment center: 36” w Sterling, China, Lenox, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 100 ft It is known and designated as Block 94, UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Oil Paintings, Bavaria, $300. Serious inquiries x 150 ft Lot 73 ARTICLES FOR SALE x 78” h x 20” d. Pocket to make extra money this Hummel Plates, Cup only. Nearest Cross Street: James Street The dimensions are approximately 100 summer without working doors, bottom cabinet feet wide by 200 feet long (triangle) with drawers and adjust- & Saucers includ- Call 609-465-5490 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, for Wildwood Crest ho- municipal or tax liens that may be due. Nearest Cross Street: Unavailable (2) REFRIGERATED ing Shelley, Dept. 56 able shelves. Excellent meowner . Mature cou- WALK IN BOXES Christmas, Loads of A full legal description of the premises can Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and condition. $225. 609-368- Lab Puppies be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape other municipal liens ple with new, small (less Can be used together Vintage Christmas, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 3804 Lab Pups 5 male 4 female. than 24ft)RV looking for taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer As of March 6, 2006 taxes paid through for a total area of 25’x35’ Head Vases, Lots of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The All blk. 1st shots ready 6-1- fi rst quarter driveway of homeowner or seperately. Includes Books, Records, Doll amount due can be obtained from the local to park for the hours of 06. AKC.Lisa 609-827-6980 taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can 2 doors 4’ W, doesn’t in- Houses, Puppets, Amount due under judgment is be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 10am-6pm Sat/Sun along $80,565.89 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to May County. This sale is subject to unpaid clude compressors. Ap- Needlepoint Kit, Lin- be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer with an electrical outlet to proximately 8 years old QUALITY 4 - Post King 6 ens, Vintage Clothes, fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount liens and other Municipal Assessments. The plug in to run air condition- piece wood bedroom set, of 20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local with 5 years of use. Best Tools. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxing authority. ing for small dogs while offer. 609-886-2051 cherry fi nish, $1250 + bed- Basement is FULL!! sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is All publication costs are paid for by the plain- $211,243.27 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees we are at the beach. We ding $1550; Honey pine tiff. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Cash only. No checks. are quiet, clean, and will dining room set, $1600; Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Duncan’s Estate Ser- MAN of 20% of the bid price is required. pay for the electric and (2) Sofas, (1) queen size Kensington wood com- GET Sheriff: John F. Callinan The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any with sleeper & (1) match- vices, LLC 752454 sale without further notice of publication. more. Serious only call puter center desk, $285; RESULTS 4x Fee=$111.78 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 973-583-2132 or email ing loveseat. Rattan, white Fairly new kitchen cabi- 05/24, 05/31, 06/07, 06/14/06 tiff. STONE HARBOR, 11306 make ______Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- [email protected] wash, good condition. nets & island with Corian SHERIFF’S SALE BERG & NORGAARD $650; (2) matching tables, Second Avenue: Saturday, your ad Sheriff: John F. Callinan for details and $$ negotia- counters, $3600; Qual- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 752458 tion. cocktail & end table, $150. ity entertainment center, June 10, 8am. Decorative of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 4x Fee=$126.36 household, jewelry, furni- STAND cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 05/24, 05/31, 06/07, 06/14/06 Located in Wildwood $245; Almost new Broy- STAND NUMBER F 816 06, pending wherein WA- ______WebID #: 89106 Crest. 215-637-3960 or ture, movies, estate items, CHOVIA BANK, NA AS TRUSTEE SUCCES- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS μ hill sectional, $1200 plus OUT SOR BY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NA- BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS 215-990-9851 other furniture! 609-465- and wall art. Lots of great YOUR MARKET TARGET TIONAL BANK, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY the plaintiff AND SHERYL CISROW, ET ALS stuff! are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 5952, leave message. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED public venue on: PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN

WEDNESDAY THE 21ST DAY OF O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR $core a BULL$EYE in JUNE A.D. 2006 OF THE BOARD, WILL BE RECEIVED UP at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TO 2:00 P.M. PREVAILING TIME, ON Tues- the CLA$$IFIED$! ESP LTD eclipse deluxe House Building located at 9 N. Main Street day, June 20, 2006, AT WHICH TIME THEY (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ with hardshell case cherry SOFABED: Blue and white, Jersey. IN THE INTERMEDIATE MEETING ROOM (E142), WILLIAM E. STURM ADMINISTRA- color $600 Marshall MG light plaid. Queen size, ex- The property to be sold is located in the TION BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CREST HDFX 100 WATT half stack TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, in the County of HAVEN COMPLEX, CAPE MAY COURT cellent condition, like new. CAPE MAY, State of New Jersey. HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, FOR THE FOL- $500 (609)408-8968 Asking $225. Green swivel LOWING: Commonly known as: 107 East Anna upholstered chair, $125. Street, Whitesboro, NJ IMPROVEMENTS TO BAYSHORE ROAD μ WebID #: 89104 (COUNTY ROAD NO. 603) FROM ROOS- 609-967-5814 Tax Information: Lot No. 11 in Block No. EVELT BOULEVARD TO NJ ROUTE 47 1048 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY InIn TThehe Dimension of Lot Approximately: 75x130 Call Janet at Office hours PROPOSAL FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO Prior Liens/Encumbrances: 2006 Taxes BIDDERS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER 609-886-8600 ext.34 9am to 5pm Quarter 2 Open $307.74. BIDDING DOCUMENTS MAY BE OBTAINED for great results today. Mon.-Fri. ClassifiedsClassifieds UPON PAYMENT OF A $100.00 CHARGE www.classified.cmcherald.com TOTAL as of 04/03/2006: $307.74 (Page 72 Please) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 59

Don’t miss articles on ….. JCOW, p. 27; Lower church expansion, p. 9; Cape May mall, p. 8; Stone Harbor rec center, p. 42; Boardwalk facelift, p. 1; Main Street Wildwood, p. 27

*********** Filing Starts Hitting Nitty Gritty Landings JCOW Files Amended Complaint, Specifi es Parties, Violations *********** By C.M. MATTESSICH Some attorneys say that this approach, while unusual, can help head off multiple lawsuits and needlessly prolonged COURT HOUSE — On behalf of the Joint Construction proceedings. Offi ce of the Wildwoods (JCOW), attorney Glenn Callahan The Amended Complaint also lists examples of specifi c fi led an Amended Complaint in Superior Court on Mon- violations existing at each of the 59 condominiums named day in the lawsuit instituted by JCOW to sort out rights as defendants. Almost all structures are cited for multiple, and responsibilities stemming from hundreds of building not single, alleged violations. code violations cited this spring in condominiums in Alleged violations appear to range from relatively Wildwood and North Wildwood. minor matters to items that would involve considerable Notices of the violations were issued to owners of cost. The great majority of structures, for example, must over 500 condominiums at the insistence of the state provide “as-builts,” plans certifying existing construction Department of Community Affairs (DCA), which deter- as code compliant. In many of the structures, verifi cation mined that JCOW and other professionals had improperly is required for fi re walls and joints, fi re rating on decks, classifi ed scores of condominium buildings as R-3 rather and 5/8 sheet rock on unit ceilings. In some, installation of items such as “additional egress,” fi re-rated decking than R-2. JCOW building in Wildwood. Mahaney To Fire and other building code requirements are more and sheet rock is required. Coastline demanding for R-2 structures, due in part to the number and/or Raleigh Development LLC, and/or Classic Custom In addition, the Amended Complaint alleges that 47 of living units typically found in those buildings. The Builders Inc., and/or CAD Developers, Inc., and/or North of the 59 named condominiums must be brought into Owner-broker Carol DCA maintains that builders were improperly permitted Wildwood Development LLC.” compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act Menz has welcomed Ed to install less stringent R-3 safety and other measures at Among the architects and design professionals named (ADA). For over a decade, both state and federal laws Mahaney to Coastline Re- the affected buildings. as Defendants are Kevin Young, Thomas D’Anastasio, have included provisions aimed at making housing more alty as a sales associate. JCOW has remained in daily headlines since its initial Daniel Schmutz and Thomas Pape. accessible to individuals with disabilities; whether the Experienced in all phas- court fi ling in early February. Among other news items, The newly-fi led Amended Complaint alleges, generally, law applies depends in part upon the number of units es of local real estate, Ed owners of affected condominiums have been denied that “[d]uring plan review of the permit and design, the in a building and the year in which the structure was also has a long career as mercantile licenses to rent out their condos this summer designer/developer failed to account for certain require- built. Requirements range from handicapped access a professional educator. (with North Wildwood banning rentals altogether, and ments for R-2 or R-3 use designation pursuant to the ramps and elevators to accommodations in items such With a Doctor of Education Wildwood issuing licenses only to homeowners who construction code.” as light switches, electrical outlets, and countertops. It degree from Temple, he “indemnify” Wildwood in return); Wildwood’s Mayor Roughly translated, if true, this would mean that a is not yet known to what extent ADA noncompliance is held teaching and adminis- Ernie Troiano has claimed repeatedly that the DCA is builder, architect or other professional (or a combina- alleged by JCOW. trative positions in schools unfairly singling out the Wildwoods; and JCOW and tion of these persons) drew up plans that didn’t include In interviews, Callahan repeatedly has told the Herald in both Pennsylvania and DCA publicly clashed regarding appropriate fi xes for the safety and other construction elements required for the that his – and his client’s – main current thrust is to New Jersey. violations. particular type of building represented in the plans. resolve “life safety” issues as quickly as possible, and Vice President of the This week’s Amended Complaint starts cutting through “Similarly,” the Amended Complaint continues, “dur- then let the chips fall where they may regarding claims Temple University Owl to the nuts-and-bolts details of the ongoing controversy. ing plan review and permitting JCOW did not accurately for other types of damages (such as lost summer rental Club, Ed currently serves In contrast to JCOW’s original Complaint, which speci- consider the application and improperly accepted the income). on Temple’s Board of Trust- fi ed only one building – the Schooner Bay Condominium architect/developer’s use classifi cation and design/plan These and additional ramifi cations will be examined in ees’ Athletics Committee in Wildwood – the Amended Complaint identifi es 59 requirements which failed to meet the criteria of the detail in the Herald’s upcoming JCOW Series. and the President’s Athlet- condominium associations as parties, as well as more ics Advisory Board. code.” than 25 developers and builders (individuals and related Cape May City residents In this regard, the companies) and 14 architects and architectural fi rms. will remember Ed for his Amended Complaint fol- Among the builders/developers named as Defendants Shoobies or Not Shoobies – service as Mayor and Coun- lows the bold strategy of are “Pat D’Antonio d/b/a P&G Development and/or Atlas cil member between 1995 JCOW’s original Complaint, Builders, Inc. and/or D’Antonio Builders”; “Joe Mahoney and 2003, and as a Plan- in which attorney – and That’s Hardly the Question d/b/a Premier Custom Homes and/or Contractors”; author – Callahan also read- ning Board member from B&Bs, etc., pay real estate taxes based on and “Vince DeLuca d/b/a Classic Custom Homes, Inc. ily conceded JCOW fault. By Elan Zingman-Leith 1991 to 2003. Guest Columnist their market value). And, compared to When the Herald’s Real Estate Editor towns where lots of people need services Gray Joins CMN asked me to write about visitors’ impact and property isn’t worth as much, we are Linda Gray, a sales as- on our community, it struck me that I living high on the hog. Many people who sociate with RE/MAX of might have the perfect background to pay property taxes here don’t require much the Wildwoods, has joined form observations. In many ways, my by way of services – so there’s plenty of the Children’s Miracle Net- life revolves around visitors: I’ve lived money to pay for city government. work (CMN), donating a here for almost 20 years, I have a bed and Even residents who don’t work directly specifi c dollar amount to breakfast in Cape May, I’m a for visitors benefi t. The in- CMN for each sales transac- realtor at Coastline Realty, come of our plumbers, elec- tion she completes. and I’m also on the board of tricians, painters, etc. – who CMN is a national char- trustees of the Mid-Atlantic are among the most skilled ity devoted to improving Center for the Arts. artisans anywhere – is only But fi rst and foremost, I one step away from visitors’ children’s healthcare at Among Avalon’s recent sales, a home at 266 58th St., left, was sold for $1,975,000, remember being a shoobie contributions. How could any 165 affiliated hospitals. and a home at 56 E. 11th St., right, was sold for $3,200,000. Donations stay in the local myself. B&B, guesthouse, rental house community; Linda’s will I had a real shoebox. My or apartment afford to hire benefi t Children’s Hospital grandmother would send great plumbers or house paint- of Philadelphia. Are Weekly Property Transfers me off in the morning with ers without the visitor income? a shoebox fi lled with liver That income passes through us Settling Into $50 Million Range? sandwiches and apples so to our local artisans. During the period May 21-27, a total of 94 deeds representing property transfers that I wouldn’t starve or have We have to recognize, too, for more than nominal consideration were recorded at the Cape May County Clerk’s to eat strangers’ food. This was in New that being able to afford excellent work- Offi ce. The cumulative total of reported sales prices was just under $50 million. York, not Cape May, but the idea was the manship ultimately improves the quality Details are reported in the chart beginning below. same: spend a whole day and don’t spend of our entire community. Do you truly Last year, during the four weeks preceding Memorial Day weekend, cumulative totals any money. Of course, the older I got the remember those “good-old-days” of the for property transfers were approximately double those of recent weeks. more money I spent. 1950’s and ‘60’s, only as times when Cape K.Hov Moves Weekly totals last year, when the building boom and buyer’s spree still were in And now my life depends upon others Mayers had the town to themselves? Sure, bloom, included: $129.7 million for the week ending May 7; $102.8 million for spending money on vacation. houses were selling between $6-9,000 In ‘Stone Harbor’ the week ending May 13; $119.5 million for the week ending May 21; and $103.7 When I occasionally hear from neigh- in the mid-1960’s, and a room’s nightly Wondering if million for the week ending May 21. (The May 28 total included $37.7 million in bors and fellow workers that other people income was about $30 in the ‘70’s. At the K.Hovnanian’s Bayberry transfers in Ocean City alone.) in town wish that summer visitors, or same time, locals didn’t hire contractors to Drive project in Middle This year’s recent weekly totals were: $60.8 million through April 29; $73 mil- “shoobies,” would just go home, I’m restore and maintain their homes – they Township will ever actually lion through May 6; $43.5 million through May 13; and $56.5 million through May amazed. Putting aside the stunning lack did homemade amateur plumbing or they get off the ground? 20. of empathy that attitude suggests, it also just avoided maintenance altogether. Voila! A sign (pictured overlooks that everyones’ livelihood here For all of these reasons, rather than above) went up on the site PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE is dependent on visitors, whether directly judging whether we “want” visitors, we in recent weeks, suggesting BETWEEN MAY 21st and MAY 27th,2006 or indirectly. should be concentrating on how to keep that the project, hung up In Cape May City alone, there is room them satisfi ed and visiting again. Seller Buyer Property Address Price in regulatory approvals for AVALON for about 30,000 people, yet only about And we do have world-class activities some time, may fi nally be Mary Lois Jung, Trustee Patrick V. Flanagan 266 58th St. $ 1,975,000 4,300 people count the city as their legal to recommend and keep our visitors moving along. Daniel J. Danchision Sean & Cathy O’Hara 56 E. 11th St. $ 3,200,000 residence. The gap is fi lled with summer returning. John & Bernadette Remshard Thomas J. Welsh 7489 Ocean Dr. $ 1,467,000 K.Hov’s website, which Total for Avalon: $ 6,642,000 residents and year-round visitors, whether I like shoobies. I was one of them. And calls the project “Four Sea- CAPE MAY in rented houses and apartments, guest- I love Cape May. It’s my home. The two sons at Stone Harbor,” says John & Maureen Foley Robert S. & Linda Ortiz Crosby 15 Broadway, Unit 17 $ 488,000 houses, B&Bs or hotels. go together, beautifully. Jersey Cape Venture Corp. Eileen Matarazzo 930 Columbia Ave. $ 1,220,000 the active adult community James A. & Carol E. Corrado Wayne & Connie Laubach 1260 Vermont Ave., Unit C $ 375,000 That demand for lodging by some Elan Zingman-Leith is a realtor with will contain 60 new town- Estate of Carolyn Tice John & Edna Day, H. & A. 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NORTH Hot WILDWOOD 311 B. East 24th Ave. Properties No Cookie Cutter here!! For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the Unique, nicely decorated, search box to go directly to that ad! well maintained 3 bed- 1.75% room, 2 bath condo with ample closet space, lareg PAYMENT RATE deck with retractable aw- Avalon ning, large attic. New roof, PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID newer appliances and $4,400,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87233 carpeting, tile baths, wood $3,900,000 . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #80354 Loan Amount Monthly Payment burning stone fi replace. $2,895,000 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 5 BA, 1 LAV . . . #84158 Outside showers and $2,795,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 5 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88423 storage. Being sold par- $2,495,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA ...... #83584 $100,000.00 $357.24 tially furnished. Low con- $1,999,500 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #81487 do fees. Close to beach & $1,995,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #82119 • Purchase or Refinance amusements. $1,895,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA ...... #83839 $200,000.00 $714.49 $1,795,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #87326 A MUST SEE at $1,749,000 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 7 BA ...... #77987 $1,590,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87004 $449,900. $1,499,900 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88431 $300,000.00 $1,071.73 • Cash-out Options $1,395,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #81334 609-425-5826 $1,395,000 . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 3 LAV. . . #84608 $1,349,000 . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #81336 $400,000.00 $1,428.97 μ WebID #: 86094 $1,200,000 . . . Town House, 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87607

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$1,195,000 . . . Town House, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88518 $500,000.00 $1,786.22 $1,180,000 . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #88427 $999,999 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #87628 $850,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88433 $600,000.00 $2,143.46 • No Hassle Closing $825,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #80925 $499,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #85115 $700,000.00 $2,500.70 $280,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88289 • Only 5% Down for Purchases Cape May $800,000.00 $2,857.95 Home For Sale By Owner- PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID WILDWOOD $8,000,000 . . . Hotel/Motel, 4 BR, 1 BA ...... #89507 $900,000.00 $3,215.19 $3,900,000 . . . Hotel/Motel ...... #88313 • The Smartest Way to CREST $3,900,000 . . . Single Family, 9 BR, 9 BA, 2 LAV . . . #88316 118 West Cresse Avenue $3,300,000 . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88295 $2,595,000 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88700 Single family ranch, 4 $2,499,900 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88111 Borrow Money bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, $2,350,000 . . . Hotel/Motel ...... #88331 “IF YOU DON’T HAVE THIS LOAN, 60 x 100 lot. Above aver- $2,249,000 . . . Single Family, 8 BR, 8 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85663 age condition. $519,000. $1,995,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88435 $1,950,000 . . . Single Family, 7 BR, 5 BA ...... #85712 YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!” 609-522-5656 $1,925,000 . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #88449 $1,800,000 . . . Town House, 5 BR, 4 BA ...... #88348 $1,800,000 . . . Town House, 5 BR, 4 BA ...... #88600 μ WebID #: 88797

$1,795,000 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88693 No Income Or Assets To Verify $1,740,000 . . . Single Family, 9 BR, 8 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85670 $1,650,000 . . . Triplex, 5 BR, 4 BA ...... #88605 $1,539,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88445 $1,525,000 . . . Town House, 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #88451 $1,500,000 . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88325 $1,500,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #88437 $1,495,000 . . . Town House, 3 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV. . . #88359 $1,333,000 . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 3 BA ...... #88443 $1,100,000 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 6 BA ...... #85691 $999,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88696 $995,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88405 Home for Sale by Owner- $975,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87351 3 East Stow Rd., Suite 240 $929,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88683 $889,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88763 WILDWOOD $875,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85763 CREST $859,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88363 Marlton DIAMOND BEACH $849,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88367 $840,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88354 4 bedroom, 3 bath, back- $832,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88702 $825,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 2 BA ...... #85767 yard with patio, 1 car ga- $823,500 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85757 rage, double driveway, 2 $749,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #88577 blocks from the beach. $739,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88457 (1-800) NEW BANK Newer construction with $725,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88587 upgrades. Fully furnished. $679,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88321 $696,000. $679,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88323 639-2265 $679,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88765 609-458-4115 $600,000 . . . . Duplex ...... #87619 $499,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88365 $484,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85780 WebID #: 89174 $465,000 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88589 • For more detailed information, μ

$460,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 2 BA ...... #85728 $410,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85773 • For more detailed information, $389,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #89503 visit: cosiloan.com $327,500 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85718 The $215,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85716 visit: cosiloan.com CM Point • This is NOT An Interest Only Loan CHANNEL’S PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID • This is NOT An Interest Only Loan $890,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88357 • Rapid Amortization Loan 1 BEDROOM $630,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88408 • Rapid Amortization PaysLoan Off In 25 Years $81500 Dennis TWP Pays Off In 25 Years 2 BEDROOM PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID $89500 $589,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89475 • Cash Out And Reduce $534,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88040 • Cash Out And Reduce • Air Conditioning $469,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83897 • Swimming Pool $395,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 2 BA ...... #83913 Your Monthly Payment Up To 40% $299,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87349 Your Monthly Payment Up To 40% • Laundry Facilities • Heat/Hot Water Egg Harbor TWP • Perfect For 2nd Homes And Included PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID • Perfect For 2nd Homes And $137,000 . . . . Single Family, 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #80855 3910 Bayshore Rd. Investment PropertiesInvestment Properties N. Cape May Lower TWP (609) 884-0026 PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID Professionally $1,795,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88547 Licensed by the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance. Also PA, CT, DE, MD, CA, FL, VA, SC, IA, and NC Managed $949,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88838 BORROWER MUST QUALIFY $925,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #87434 Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 63

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Wildwood Crest Homes for Sale by Own- For Sale Owner er- Hot Spanish colonial, 2 story Homes for Sale by VILLAS home. 3 bedrooms, 3 full Owner- 214 West Drumbed Ave. Properties baths. Living room with For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the Homes for Sale by fi replace, dining room, SEAVILLE search box to go directly to that ad! Owner- 3 bedrooms, 1 bath home. kitchen, den. Hardwood Just 7 houses to bay. New and tile fl oors throughout. Must see 1 1/4 acre lot. renovated home with new Home For Sale- Lower TWP Central air. 2 blocks to 2 bedroom. 1 full bath, VILLAS hardwood fl oors, marble $899,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88681 CAPE MAY beach, 1 block to Sunset full kitchen, electric stove, 103 Virginia Avenue in bath, new maple kitch- $850,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87357 COURT HOUSE Lake. Home in excellent washer/dryer, electric en cabinets, stainless $849,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85732 2 bedroom, 1 bath House Is Only 3 Years condition. $659,000. baseboard heat. Water fi l- steel appliances, granite $780,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88615 home, plenty of potential. $689,900 . . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87330 Old, 2 Story, 3 Bed- tering system. Tool shed. counter tops. New con- Home being sold “as-is”. $665,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #85198 room, 2 Bath, Salt Box 973-271-8715 $350,000. crete driveway and ve- $159,900 or best offer. $665,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #86862 Style Home, Quiet randa decking. Asking μ WebID #: 88534 609-624-0721 $665,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88840 Neighborhood, Fully $339,000. $610,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88581 Call 609-886-7922

Fenced In Large Back $595,000 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88686 WebID #: 86267 Yard, Close Walk To Homes for Sale by μ Call 609-886-7922 $559,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 2 BA ...... #85841 WebID #: 82476 μ for more information $559,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 2 BA ...... #88836 Beach, Schools, Park, Gardener Owner- Tennis Courts, And Homes For Sale by Own- $549,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88333 Homes for Sale- WebID #: 89614 $549,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88337 In The Heart Of Cape WILDWOOD er- μ $549,900 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88341 May County. $499,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88477 $325,000. CREST CMCH FORECLOSURE: STONE HARBOR 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Only $495,000 . . . . Retail: Shopping Center , 2 BA . . . . #85831 Open House WELL KEPT triplex on DUPLEX $70k. ! Must see. For de- $495,000 . . . . Offi ce ...... #88613 410 Valley Rd 56x100 lot. National Wild- tails & listings. $479,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88844 Cape May Court House Looking $475,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #86980 Saturday 10-2 & life Federation backyard Up & down, 2 bedroom, 1 800-385-4006, ext. 5029 for $469,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #86864 Sunday 11-3 habitat #56920. Garden bath each. Laundry room, $439,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88253 area kept organic, rasp- garage. 60x90 lot. Bay μ WebID #: 88455 something? $419,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85724

For Information Contact berries, strawberries, wild view. 121 Corinthian Drive. $411,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88644 Shane Curtis tomatotes, permaculture. $1,150,000 $410,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89505 609-463-8440 No realtors, please. Ask- Find it in the $409,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #81656 Office hours $399,900 . . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 2 BA ...... #88285 ing $500k. Call 609-780-0704 9am to 5pm μ WebID #: 89536 Mon.-Fri. CLASSIFIEDS $389,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80082 Appointment only WebID #: 87134 $385,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #81303 μ $379,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #84620

bobbren2257@yahoo. $379,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #79029 com LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT HOME? $379,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #80909 Let me do the leg work for you! Just $375,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #87109 μ WebID #: 87148 $359,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88536

tell me the type of home you’d like, $349,900 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #80891 your budget range and where you’d $349,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89477 Homes for Sale by Own- Home For Sale- like to live. I’ll do all I can to make $335,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #88664 er- Classified you a happy homeowner. Let’s talk! $332,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #85279 North Cape May $330,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #89495 225 Mindy Avenue AVALON LINKS Fishing for a Job? $329,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83934 For Sale By Owner 4 Miles to Beach Nancy L. Sittineri $329,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88439 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath We have the $329,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88123 split level. Large fenced- Villanova Model, 2544 widest net in Broker - Associate $325,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89443 Cape May County! $325,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #89487 in back yard. Updated square feet, end unit. 3 609-465-5978 www.classified.cmcherald.com $318,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #89481 kitchen, new carpets bedrooms (1st fl oor mas- Cell: 609-374-4518 $309,900 . . . . Duplex, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV ...... #87222 and painted throughout. ter), 2 1/2 bath. Oversized $309,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88739 $319,000. 2 car garage. Fireplace. $299,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #87426 609-972-3970 Over $20,000 in upgrades. $289,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #83940 $489,000. $282,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #88232 $279,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA ...... #83870 μ WebID #: 83361 267-218-1368 $279,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88220 $274,500 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88214

$269,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #81385 Home For Sale- $269,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #83930 WebID #: 83695 1605 Bayshore Road μ $265,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #87151 Whitesboro

Villas, NJ 08251 $259,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #84653 For Sale By Owner Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds $259,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85847 Dunbar Street. Single Build an Attractive Ad $239,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #83866 609-886-2444 $239,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #88200 family, 1 bedroom house, • Avoid abbreviation If they do not understand it. SALES • RENTALS • COMMERCIAL $239,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #89479 on 100x100 ft lot. Eat-in They will not call to find out www.realtyonthebay.com $234,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #87321 kitchen, living room, large • White space attracts the eye [email protected] $229,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #87412 bathroom. Sold as is. A cluttered ad will be missed $224,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #87432 ‘98, ‘99, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, 05 Owner anxious to sell. • Use photos $224,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88307 People call faster if Million Dollar Club $215,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #83882 $215,000. they can see it , more importantly Cynthia W. Braswell Licensed NJ Real Estate Broker & Associates $209,900 . . . . Town House, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV. . . #85750 908-499-4504 they buy it faster $205,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88579 • List a time to call $204,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #84279 μ WebID #: 85786 and be ready $195,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88528 for results $179,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88079

$159,000 . . . . Single Family, 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #83917 Cynthia DELAWARE FARMS Sunday, $149,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85736 Presented by the June 11 Margate th QUICK DELIVERY! PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID Bayside Realty 12pm Team! -3pm $450,000 . . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88690 Middle TWP PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID $1,950,000 . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #80736 $1,495,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85113 $1,350,000 . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88293 BRIGHTON MODEL $1,300,000 . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #87399 $1,025,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80262 HOMESITE DFA616 $995,000 . . . . Commercial Raw Land ...... #86966 3 TALLY-HO ROAD, $896,620 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87313 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP, NEW JERSEY $825,918 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87316 $799,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #80923 JUNE DELIVERY! 46 E. New York Avenue, Villas 1701 Star Avenue, Villas $799,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #77721 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath, $759,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88077 Partial brick veneer, two-car side-entry garage, $749,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #80920 fi nished basement, 42”oak kitchen cabinets, fi re- Hosted by Stewart Chace Hosted by Susan Olszewski $749,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 2 LAV . . . #87483 place, sunroom with skylight, luxury bath with $704,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88108 soaking tub. And much more! $699,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88607 $649,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87430 * $399,990 $634,900 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88169 $625,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #83150 $599,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88238 $599,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #87006 $579,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87623 $575,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA, 2 LAV . . . #85795 $565,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA, 2 LAV . . . #88538 For more information or to schedule an appointment 227 Suzanne Avenue, N. Cape May $530,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #86942 call your sales representative at (609) 465-0793 1216 Delaware Avenue, Villas $525,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #81377 *Limited time offer. Must use NVR Mortgage to receive incentive. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, $499,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #86986 Certain restrictions may apply. Prices, fi nancing and offers subject to $498,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #80362 change without notice. See a sales representative for more details. Hosted by Beverly MacDonald Hosted by James Simcox $497,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #87010 64 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

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Homes for Sale By Own- VILLAS/ Homes for Sale- BENCHMARK Hot er- Lower Township LENDING OPEN HOUSE 4401 Landis Ave., 2 bedroom rancher, large VILLAS Sat., June 10, 4 - 7pm Sea Isle City Properties living room, eat-in kitchen, For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the 216 West Drumbed Ave. Hors D’oeuvres & Re- laundry room, 50x135’ search box to go directly to that ad! freshments! Good or bad credit, we large lot, excellent loca- Homes for Sale by Owner- Newly renovated 4 bed- 324 W. Baker, Wildwood have a program for tion. Move-in condition. room, 2 bath home just six WEST WILDWOOD everyone. Middle TWP houses from the bay. New Walking distance to Bay New 4 bedroom unit - A $489,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88212 and main road. $219,000. $485,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #87237 hardwood fl oors, tile bath- 2 bedroom, 1 bath, laundry must see! $369,000 + Before you sign, drop a rooms, granite counter- room, heat, air conditioning. loads of buyer incentives! $475,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #86975 609-889-0657, week- dime & call us at $475,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87168 tops, maple kitchen cabi- Year round home with water ends 609-263-2630 $473,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88570 nets, stainless steel appli- view. $265k. On 40x80’ lot. Beachpoint Realty or 610-544-2934 License New Jersey Mort- $469,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87568 ances. Asking $369,000. 609-523-8500 gage Banker $459,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88425 More information at $456,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88568 μ WebID #: 86728 forsalebyowner.com Call 609-886-7922 μ WebID #: 89562 μ WebID #: 88030

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$449,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89485 or call 215-806-2021 $439,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89439 WebID #: 89620 Townhome For Sale- $424,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87468 μ μ WebID #: 84600

$409,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88279

$399,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87230 NORTH $399,000 . . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 2 BA ...... #88503 WILDWOOD $397,700 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #86958 For Sale By Owner Homes for Sale by Homes For Sale- $389,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87632 Homes for Sale- $389,900 . . . . Duplex, 6 BR, 2 BA ...... #88197 Owner- $389,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88283 Rio Grande Water views! Cheapest town home in all of North $375,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #82108 WEST CAPE MAY OPEN HOUSE For Sale By Owner $369,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #86962 Homes for Sale by Own- 925 Farmdale Sat., June 10, 11 - 2 Wildwood. 3 bedrooms, $359,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87487 er- 2401 Central, Lovely Cape Cod style, 4 2 1/2 baths. All new inte- $359,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88106 Custom built home, hand- North Wildwood bedroom, 2 bath home in rior, granite countertops, $359,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88261 VILLAS Shannon Oaks. Great neigh- stainless steel appliances $350,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #86954 icapped friendly - nestled 7 Sprucewood Avenue in beautiful cul-de-sac. 2 bedroom, year round borhood. Totally remodeled, and maple cabinets. $349,500 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #84681 new central air and heat, Great neighborhood. $349,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87391 15x30 great room, 3 bed- condo. $195,000 + buyers 4 bedroom, 1 bath home, incentives! wood fl oors, pool, nicely $409,900. $338,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88090 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, built landscaped. Only $369,000. Ë$325,000 . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89540 close to the bay. Comes ins galore, sunny garden/ Call 609-780-4988 $319,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87318 with possible buildable lot. craft room. House has Beachpoint Realty Call Ray, 609-889-3815 $319,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87244 Home being sold “as-is”, front porch, back deck, 609-523-8500 μ WebID #: 82984 $315,000 . . . . Single Family ...... #88672 μ WebID #: 83038 subdivision is buyers re- outdoor shower, private $310,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88246 WebID #: 89557 sponsibility. First $279,000 well for watering lawns & μ Townhome- $309,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87626 takes it. Can be seen any- wildfl ower garden (sprin- $core a BULL$EYE in $309,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #89483 time, property is vacant. $299,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88103 kler system), 2 car ga- Cape May the CLA$$IFIED$! $299,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88121 rage, large attic room. Call 609-886-7922 $750,000. Court House $295,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85771 Looking For Sale By Owner $295,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86760 $289,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88177 μ WebID #: 82478 Appointment only for Links at Avalon. Lowest $285,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83953 priced Villa Nova model, 609-884-4394 something? $280,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87605 3 bedrooms, end unit, 2 baths. $474,900. $279,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #81373 μ WebID #: 86131 $279,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88210 Office hours

9am to 5pm $275,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA ...... #88094 Find it in the 215-702-8885 Mon.-Fri. $270,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87347 Call Janet at 609-886-8600 $269,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #87246 ext.34 for great results today. CLASSIFIEDS μ WebID #: 87363 $260,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #87424 www.classified.cmcherald.com

$259,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #83910 $249,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #83936 $249,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #89473 www.Offi cialBeachnuts.com PRE-CONSTRUCTION $240,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88506 $239,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88543 $229,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88242 FROM $389,900 $219,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88171 $219,900 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88218 $219,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88301 $215,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA ...... #83887 $210,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #85162 $210,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88188 $199,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #83944 $194,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #87923 $175,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #87202 $129,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88082 $128,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88291 New Name – With A Familiar Face! $125,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #87097 $124,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88257 $117,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88115 OPEN HOUSE ! Over 3,000 sq. ft of luxury in this 4 bedroom, 3 bath $109,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88042 June 10 and 11th 10:30 AM till 3:30 PM home on 1 of 12 ½ acre lots, natural gas, city water, $109,500 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88767 Belgium block curb, underground utilities & lantern $90,000 . . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #88175 street lights, garages available. $85,000 . . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #87471 $68,000 . . . . . Mobile Home, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . #88759 Wildwood • 105 East Poplar Ave. DIRECTIONS: From Route 47 & 9, turn north on Rt. 9 approx. $40,000 . . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #87101 EASTSIDE Large 60’ x 90’ Lot 1 mile to Klenswite Pool & Spas. $7,500...... Residential Raw Land ...... #88679 Turn right on Bayview Road to 9th Street 5 BEDROOM SINGLE FAMILY HOME From Indian Trail Rd. & Rt. 9 turn South on Rt. 9 approx ¼ Mt. Laurel BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME – COMPLETELY mile to Klenswite Pool & Spas. RENOVATED WITH NEW ELECTRIC, Turn left on Bayview to 9th Street PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID DRYWALL AND PLUMBING. $249,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land, 3 BR, 1 BA . #83698 Property offers tons of off street parking North WW Detached 1 Bedroom Apt in Back with Storage Shed PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID Wildwood Crest • 309 East Syracuse Ave. $1,599,000 . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #84285 Ocean Views • Just off the Beach Duplex $1,595,000 . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #88265 $899,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #84683 Central Air, Off Street Parking & Great Rental History $879,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #84283 3 Bed, 1 Bath & 2 Bed, 1 Bath $879,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87574 $849,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #83111 Kari Model $849,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #81201 Custom 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch $825,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83086 North Wildwood • 506 East 7th, Unit D $799,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #81622 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath from $99,000 on your lot $795,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85833 Ocean View from Large Front Deck $739,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86816 Single Family • Multi Family $729,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #81624 $719,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #79045 Tear Downs $699,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #85149 $697,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85843 1701 New Jersey Avenue WE NEED LAND! $696,900 . . . . Triplex, 8 BR, 4 BA ...... #81191 North Wildwood $675,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #84693 Serving Atlantic $650,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #81217 & Cape May Counties $649,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA, 2 LAV. . . #84236 Offi ce (609) 522-4999 $642,253 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80326 Fax (609) 522-7774 Jasmine $625,000 . . . . Triplex, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #81158 Building Systems $619,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #79581 $599,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #81659 E-Mail us at: 3315 Bayshore Rd, North Cape May $599,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #88865 Bruce Esher [email protected] Julie Vasquez Ë$589,000 . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #88832 Broker/Sales Realtor/Sales (609) 884-1814 $579,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #79279 Cell: 609-602-7673 Cell: 609-602-9891 Brokers Protected $575,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #81168 Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 65

INVESTMENT LOTS FOR SALE Mobile Home for Sale by PROPERTIES Owner- Hot Lot For Sale- Wildwood CAPE MAY For Sale By Owner Properties COURT HOUSE For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the 35x100 ft lot, includes search box to go directly to that ad! Mobile Homes- yard and semi-detached Lots for Sale By Owner- Quiet, clean, Shellbay one-story building, cin- WEST WILDWOOD Park on bus line with Park- der block and steel beam way access. 2 bedrooms, 55 PLUS North WW construction. Being sold 40x80 lot. 2 marinas across 1 large bath, living room, $575,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #86854 “as is”. $250,000 or best street. $165 k. eat-in kitchen + counter Double wide, two bed- $575,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88856 rooms, two full baths, liv- $575,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88858 offer. More information at seating, lots of storage. ing room, dining room, $550,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #86331 Please call 609-522-9037, forsalebyowner.com Enclosed porch. $69,900 $549,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #81307 Investment Properties- leave message Listing # 20220062 large kitchen, laundry room, sun porch and cen- $549,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86886 or call 215-806-2021 609-675-0973 $544,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86802 ERMA μ WebID #: 82620 tral air. New resident ap- $529,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #79587 For Sale By Owner μ WebID #: 84598 μ WebID #: 86143 proval required. $519,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #82033

$515,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88248

2 houses for the price of Asking $165,000.00. $489,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87572 Lots for Sale by Mobile Home For Sale by one. Corner lot. Live in Leave message $449,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87582 Owner- MOBILE HOMES Owner- one and rent one or rent 609-368-6619 $400,000 . . . . Offi ce, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #81219 WILDWOOD $365,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #87926 both houses for excellent Mobile Home- $329,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #87502 rental income. Asking CMCH μ WebID #: 87647 (2) 40x100’ lots. Side $325,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #82688 $299,000. Cape May $299,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #79307 by side. Permits for Mobile home, park model duplexes on each lot. Court House $299,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #87493 609-884-6442 (Hideaway Beach) on your own land in fam- $279,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #85200 $550,000 for both ily campground. Florida Looking 2 bedrooms, bath, $279,000 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #86856 or $285,000 a piece. room & 2 decks, clean & μ WebID #: 88566 Florida Room. You own for $275,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #86860 Builders welcomed. cozy. $87,000. $275,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88475 Looking the ground. For sale by something? $274,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #83679 215-760-9156 owner. $65,000. for 856-906-9296 $249,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #82041 or 215-636-9840 $239,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #86792 something? 610-952-2418 μ WebID #: 87964 Find it in the $229,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #77719 μ WebID #: 85871 $220,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85853

CLASSIFIEDS WebID #: 87958 μ CLASSIFIEDS $220,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88848 $199,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #87422 $189,950 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #81156 Desirable Cape May County Location Minutes From Beaches, $174,900 . . . . Town House, 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #81196 Boardwalk, Golf Courses & Shopping. $130,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #83675 Sea Isle City New Estate Homes On Up To 1-Acre PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID $1,399,000 . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #81187 $1,295,000 . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #77723 $580,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80913 Homesites Minutes From Cape May & $529,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #85180 $370,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #80901 $335,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #80264 Wildwood. From The $420’s. Stone Harbor * PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID FINISHED BASEMENT INCLUDED! $5,675,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #88658 $4,795,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 7 BA ...... #87345 $4,289,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 5 BA, 2 LAV . . . #88275 $3,895,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA, 2 LAV . . . #87328 $3,495,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #86998 $2,949,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88208 $2,895,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #86971 $2,795,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88173 $2,725,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88234 $2,649,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #87014 $2,587,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 3 BA ...... #86996 $2,495,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88251 $2,450,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88558 $2,200,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #88263 $2,095,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87000 $2,095,000 . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #87428 $1,895,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87332 $1,849,000 . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #86944 $1,849,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87967 $1,800,000 . . . Single Family, 6 BR, 3 BA ...... #87080 $1,800,000 . . . Duplex, 6 BR, 2 BA ...... #88181 $1,795,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87112 $1,749,000 . . . Duplex, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #86984 The Waverly from $514,990 $1,595,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87466 $1,525,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #87496 Ryan Homes is creating a spectacular community of 24 These are some of the many included features: $1,350,000 . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87126 $1,300,000 . . . Duplex, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #79676 distinguished estate homes on up to 1-acre homesites. • Up to 5 bedrooms and 4 1/2 baths $1,279,000 . . . Duplex ...... #87519 $1,279,000 . . . Duplex ...... #88086 Nearby fishing, boating, golf, tennis and biking make it • Up to 5,000 sq. ft. of living space $1,195,000 . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88033 • Hardwood floor in foyer $938,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88097 possible to enjoy a vacation lifestyle virtually every day. $899,000 . . . . Town House, 5 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87389 Specialty shops, Cape May Zoo, and Wildwood • Professional landscaping package $849,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87414 • Resort-style elevations $799,000 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87353 boardwalk provide other recreational opportunities for $795,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87393 $779,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #86993 the young and the young-at-heart. Best of all, these new $749,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87119 $559,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #88259 homes offer the advantages of innovative design and $249,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #87334 construction, making them an incomparable value for Upper TWP years to come. PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID $425,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV . . . #87504 $349,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #81148 $274,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83876 $249,900 . . . . Single Family, 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #89493 Meadow Valley Estates West CM PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID ryanhomes.com $749,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #89509 $724,900 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #89499 $724,900 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #89501 Directions: Take Garden State Pkwy. S. to Exit 6. Turn left on 147 W. (Indian Trail Rd.) Past Rte. 9. Second left on $699,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88447 Pennsylvania Ave. Community is on left. $675,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86786 $649,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89491 Phone: (866) 377-1315. $475,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88327 Hours: Mon. 2-6, Tues.-Sat. 10-6, Sun. 11-6. $350,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88277 *Limited time offer. Must use NVR Mortgage to receive incentive. Certain restrictions may apply. West WW Prior sales are excluded. Prices, financing and offers subject to change without notice. PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID See a sales representative for details. $799,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #81748 66 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

Mobile Homes- Offi ces for Rent- Storage Space for Rent- OFFICES FOR RENT SPACE FOR RENT Hot ATTRACTIVE WILDWOOD A-1 EASY SELF MANUFACTURED HOME Retail/Offi ce Space- STORAGE Properties Double Wide Manufac- New Jersey Ave. Access For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the tured Home: 55+ adult Offi ce For Rent- to kitchen nook & bath- AVALON Closest Facility off the Is- search box to go directly to that ad! park. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, FOR RENT room. Great offi ce for land of Wildwood. Now morning room, 2 fi replac- small business. Available Year round, $1500 + utili- renting Budget Trucks. es, many extras. Garden Wildwood- 1,500 sq. ft. July 1. $550/month. ties. High visibility. West WW Lake Park. Large lot. Ask- retail/offi ce space on the 609-886-8858 $599,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #89451 ing $165,000. For Sale By street level of the Coastal Call Jonathan $440,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #89449 Call 609-425-7227 Owner. Call Marge, 215- Broadcasting Plaza build- 609-967-7571 μ WebID #: 88654 $289,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88194 ing, next door to Avalon WebID #: 88666 891-0411 μ Coffee. Available for im- μ WebID #: 89114 Wildwood Storage Space for Rent- WebID #: 82616 mediate occupancy. One μ

PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID year or long term lease op-

tion available. $1,500.00 ROOMS FOR RENT Are you running out of $10,000,000 . . Hotel/Motel ...... #88267 monthly. Contact Don at $2,900,000 . . . Retail: Stand Alone ...... #88350 STORAGE SPACE? (609) 425-3263. Room for Rent- Retail Space- $1,995,000 . . . Hotel/Motel ...... #87228 Mobile Homes- $1,349,000 . . . Condo Bldg., 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #81154 Coastal Storage can solve $749,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80141 Rio Grande μ WebID #: 88890 Room with full bath, near COMMERCIAL your problem. New steel For Sale By Owner Cape May Point. Week- PROPERTIES $739,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #79645 8’x8’x20’ air tight & water- ly rental. Possible year $649,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85178 Double wide, 2 bedrooms, AVAILABLE proof units available. $100 round. $225/week. Refer- $615,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #85845 2 baths, dining room. Front per month. $575,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 2 BA ...... #89441 ences, credit check. Non- and rear deck with awning, Offi ce for Rent- Prime downtown Stone $539,900 . . . . Quad, 7 BR, 4 BA ...... #88419 smoker. Harbor retail and offi ce Call 609-886-2880 $505,000 . . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #77970 rear sunporch, fenced in $499,900 . . . . Town House, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #81298 yard, private driveway. All NORTH CAPE MAY space for rent. $489,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #81300 major appliances includ- 609-898-4255 μ WebID #: 89084 $480,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #82047 ed. Air conditoned, new Offi ce space, corner. Call William “Bill” Diller $469,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #86822 heating system. Many up- 350 square feet. Air/heat. μ WebID #: 86726 at 609-368-3311 Looking for something? $469,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #87564 grades. Excellent condi- $400/month + utilities. Diller & Fisher Realtors $459,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #86327 tion. $89,900. Call Janet at $449,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 3 BA ...... #86824 609-463-0218 609-374-4093 609-886-8600 ext.34 μ WebID #: 89154 $449,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 3 BA ...... #86826 for great results today. Find it in the $439,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #86808 μ WebID #: 89185 μ WebID #: 89607 $439,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #86810 CLASSIFIEDS $429,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #81144

$419,900 . . . . Single Family, 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #81455 $419,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 3 BA ...... #86323 $399,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #86812 $399,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 3 BA, 1 LAV. . . #86814 $399,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86866 $399,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86870 $389,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #84645 THIS PLACE. $389,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #85827 $379,999 . . . . Duplex, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #88834 $369,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86872 $350,000 . . . . Quad, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #82690 $349,998 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #82085 THIS TIME. $349,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80032 $329,900 . . . . Town House, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV. . . #86329 $329,000 . . . . Duplex, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #84649 $299,000 . . . . Duplex ...... #87517 $289,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #81316 IT'S ALL YOU. $284,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #86928 $199,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88540 $189,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #79615 Maybe it's the endless expanse of glittering water with a marina $165,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #86319 nearby and the resort-like lifestyle. Or perhaps it's the world-class $164,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #84662 $164,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #84667 clubhouse with state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor pool and $164,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #84669 tennis court. It's certainly the boardwalk, the beaches, the private, $164,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #84671 $164,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #84673 exclusive setting of meticulous homes. But whatever your $164,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #84675 preference, people know immediately that this is it! $164,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #84677 $159,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #86556 $159,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #86558 It's The Tides at Seaboard Point. Rich with style, luxury, ambiance. $154,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85997 An ultra-convenient location. And one of New Jersey's most $139,900 . . . . Condo Bldg. , 1 BA ...... #84655 $139,900 . . . . Condo Bldg. , 1 BA ...... #84657 desireable vacation destinations to call your own. It's no wonder $139,900 . . . . Condo Bldg. , 1 BA ...... #84660 this extraordinary community is selling at an unprecedented pace! $119,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #85849 Woodbine The Tides at Seaboard Point. PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID $695,000 . . . . Residential Raw Land ...... #88281 It's so very very you. $199,900 . . . . Duplex, 5 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV ...... #88084 * $189,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #88564 Priced from $650,000 WW Crest to $1.8 million. PRICE LISTING INFORMATION WebID *Limited Quantity $2,395,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 4 BA ...... #87355 $1,990,000 . . . Single Family, 4 BR, 3 BA ...... #85176 Call for additional $1,650,000 . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 6 BA ...... #83681 $995,000 . . . . Single Family, 8 BR, 1 BA ...... #88494 $975,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #79672 information. $849,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #81184 $799,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 12 BR, 6 BA ...... #81182 (609) 729-8283 $785,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #79078 $749,900 . . . . Duplex, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #85147 $749,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA ...... #84240 $739,000 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #83700 $729,000 . . . . Single Family, 5 BR, 3 BA ...... #88585 $700,000 . . . . Duplex, 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #89445 $699,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #87578 $695,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #83109 $649,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV . . . #79072 $624,900 . . . . Town House, 4 BR, 2 BA, 1 LAV. . . #87598 $579,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #84255 $579,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #88852 $499,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #80374 $499,900 . . . . Offi ce, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86762 $464,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #86325 $449,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA, 1 LAV . . . #88854 $449,000 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 2 BA ...... #82673 $414,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #85170 $399,000 . . . . Condo Bldg. , 1 BA ...... #85851 $399,000 . . . . Condo Bldg. , 1 BA ...... #88846 $369,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #82031 $349,900 . . . . Single Family, 3 BR, 1 BA ...... #81166 $339,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 2 BA ...... #86333 $299,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 2 BA ...... #80783 $279,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #88088 $246,900 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #79596 $239,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 1 BR, 1 BA ...... #88842 FIND YOUR NEW HOME AT $235,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #82591 Open 10 to 6 daily. Mortgage Financing provided by K. Hovnanian® American Mortgage, LLC SM $229,900 . . . . Condo Bldg. , 1 BA ...... #88228 khov.com $225,000 . . . . Condo Bldg., 2 BR, 1 BA ...... #89447 Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 67

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Ed Mahaney • Kristian McCullen • Kathy Hogarty • Lisa Ransom • Ami Menz • Ann Lentz “LEITH HALL BED & Open House Sun. June 11th Noon-3pm BREAKFAST” 209 E. 24TH ST., NORTH WILDWOOD Robert Hieronymus • Peter McCabe • Margaret Bethel • Onile Stalnaker Rumsey • Bob • John Kerney • Elan 22 OCEAN ST., This beautifully decorated 3 bedroom, CAPE MAY, Ocean View 2.5 bath end unit Townhouse is being 2 properties from the beach sold fully furnished. This bright & arol Wiig Wiig arol with OCEAN VIEWS. 3 suites beachy unit offers three fl oors of & 5 rooms, antiques, period living space, off-street parking for wallpaper & pictures. Think two cars and centrally located just of this as a wonderful home, a B&B or two blocks to the beach & boardwalk. guesthouse. $1,740,000 $429,000. Reduced! Call Elan at Coastline Realty 609-884-5005 x101 Buying, Selling, Relocating? Whether Buying or Selling - Just Call Call Pat Wall Today-Cell 609-780-2108 244 E. HUDSON AVE., VILLAS, 5 blocks to bay! 108 E. HEATHER RD., This charming 3 bedroom, WILDWOOD CREST 1 bath ranch home features an 1400 Texas Avenue, Cape May Triplex 3.5 blocks to eat-in-kitchen with a slate fl oor. It (609) 884-5005 or 800-377-7843 beach w/pool rests on a large 100 by 75 foot lot For Sales & Rentals, visit REDUCED with a privacy fence. This vinyl www.CoastlineRealty.com Renovated & presently renting sided home boasts a new roof 3 apartments w/nearly 100% oc- for a maintenance-free lifestyle. Located cupancy. Gas hot water baseboard heat & in a quiet residential neighborhood, it is Call today for a Free report of what central air. Detached garage + storage space, 5 blocks from Delaware Bay. REDUCED homes are selling for in your neighborhood! parking for 5 cars, deck & pool. $728,900. Carol - 609-374-0325, Ami - 609-884-5005 $209,999. Margaret Bethel Peter McCabe Offi ce 609-884-5005 ext 208 • Cell 609-408-1012 Nobody will work harder for you! Cell 609-602-2220 1625 BEACH AVE., CAPE MAY, UNIT B, REDUCED! Open House Sat. & Sun. 109 WILLOW DR., June 10 & 11, Noon-3pm Panoramic Ocean View NORTH CAPE MAY, 804 HEATHER LANE, This 3 bedroom, 2 bath Wilmington Condo Bike to bay has a panoramic view of the ocean & a Pov- ERMA, 1 Acre 3br/1 bath split level in Living room, family room erty Beach location. This fully furnished retreat offers you income & a peaceful move in condition. A/C, w/wood burning fi replace, escape. Fireplace, garage & views from all decks. $995,000 fenced yard, fi replace, new windows, three bedrooms, two carpeting & fl ooring. LR, family baths, a 2 car garage on an acre. Reduced! 217 BEACH AVE., 6 minutes to Cape May’s beaches, only steps room, & eat-in kitchen 1 car garage. CAPE MAY, $249,900 from kayaking & canoeing. $406,900. Unit 102, Ocean view Nichole Caruso SUMMER STATION, OCEAN- Call Patricia Schanz today! For immediate assistance call my cell 609-827-0863 FRONT managed condo Cell • 609-408-3765 coming w/full kitchen, mas- OPEN HOUSE, SAT. & SUN. JUNE 10TH & 11TH ter bedroom & den, living room, 2 baths, private balcony w/ocean 608 SEAGROVE AVE., CAPE MAY POINT AREA NOON-3PM view, sleeps 4, Swimming pool w/sundeck. $445,000. Charming 3 bedrm, 2 bth home with a unique design. 1st 405 CLAY ST., CAPE MAY, Meadow views fl oor: large living/dining rm, Open House Sat. June 17th Noon-3pm a den w/fi replace, kitchen, 2 Reduced! 4 bedroom, 3.5 bath, approx. 2655 bedrms & full bath, hardwood sq. ft home near Cape Island Creek 3311 BAYSHORE RD, NORTH CAPE MAY, fl oors & 1 car att./garage. 2nd

Meadow. 10 blocks to beach. 10 Reduced! Villa Woods fl oor: master suite w/large Zingman-Leith years old & rarely used. 2 car Corner, 2 bedroom w/large closets closets, full bath & balcony. attached garage, 2 bonus rooms & & 1.5 baths. New: C.A., heat, refrig., Watch the squirrels & birds fi rst fl oor master bedroom w/bath by day, the stars & moon by dishwasher, carpet & fl ooring, painted night in the privacy of your own backyard. & walk-in closet. $799,000 interior, sink, new entry doors, newer Surrounded by the nature conservancy. water heater & roof. $199,900 Joy Hayward • Susan Fletcher • Patrick Wall • Mary Ann Killeen • Patricia Schanz • Nichole Caruso • C Caruso Schanz • Nichole • Mary Ann Killeen • Patricia Wall • Patrick Fletcher • Susan Hayward Joy Call Carol & Ami Menz to view this home. $875,000 609-374-0327 Call Lisa Ransom: Cell • 609-602-1246 Carol Menz, GRI Broker/Owner 68 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Find VILLAS it in Villas Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- the TIRED OF Year Round Rental- RENTING? 1 bedroom apartment, on the bay. $800 per month Modern 2 bedroom, 1 WHITESBORO WILDWOOD VILLAS bath home. Eat-in kitchen, Find out if you qualify for + utilities. Credit history all appliances, central air, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large Furnished or unfurnished CLASSIFIEDS a Mortage today! required. Fully remodeled, 2 bed- fenced corner property, yard. No pets. $1200/ large 1 bedroom, 2nd fl oor Call 609-884-5520 room, 1 bath house for separate storage, quiet Call Lou Arpa at Superior month + utilities. Security with deck, 1st fl oor liv- WebID #: 87930 rent. $950 per month plus neighborhood. No pets. Mortgage, 609-522-8222 μ deposit , credit check and ing area with kitchenette utilities. First, last and se- Security deposit and refer- for free pre-qualifi cation, references required. $800/month + utilities. 1 curity required. No pets. ences required. Available credit reports & home month security deposit Available immediately. June 1. $1100+ buyers counseling. Please call 609-463-9997, required. Year Round Rental- 9am- 5pm, Monday- Fri- GET Call 609-884-0060 908-704-1414 day 609-729-0986 μ WebID #: 88632 VILLAS Leave message. RESULTS

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Bedroom/2 Bath home posit. and join us at close to beaches & 422 E 20th, North Wildwood shopping. Off-street Call Janet at 609-846-0680 parking, washer, dryer, 609-886-8600 ext.34 dishwasher, deck, cen- for great results today. tral air, hardwood fl oors μ WebID #: 89161 throughout & beauti- 600 New Jersey Avenue, N. Wildwood ful yard. Unfurnished, utilities not included. Homebuyers are PRIME LOCATION Must have references. Homebuyers are No pets & no smoking. Beach Block $2000/month. Beautiful Ocean View 7 Brand New 2000 sq. ft. Townhomes Pool $1500/month + utilities - gas heat, central air (609)884-7511 3 or 4 Bedroom Units μ WebID #: 89546 609-522-6333 3 1500 sq. ft. Offi ce/Retail Units remaining for more information onon the the HOFFMAN Office hours 9 to 5 AGENCY NORTH Call for information 609-523-0104 Monday - Friday ClassifiedsClassifieds North Wildwood

Check out our web site for a complete inventory of all our sale listings (commercial %23%9#!0% & residential), as well as detailed Quality workmanship and upscale * amenities such as an elevator to all information on our summer rental listings 3 fl oors, sauna, kitchen w/granite countertops & Viking Range w/hood, security system, hardwood fl oors, w/w 2s%s!s,s4s9 carpet, ceramic tile in baths, sprinkler •    • system, 6 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 2-zone 7ASHINGTON3T #APE-AY .* heat & air, and 2-car attached garage. $1,795,000.00 WWWJERSEYCAPEREALTYCOM •    • Sunday THREE STORY VICTORIAN Hosted By GREAT FAMILY HOME IN QUIET June 11th • 2:00 - 4:30 NEIGHBORHOOD 1 BOAT SLIP & POOL Gwen Finley 1516 New York Avenue, Cape May 225 Mindy Avenue, 42 Harbor Cove, Cape May North Cape May Located in the prestigious “Cape May Village Harbor & Yacht Club”. “Stunning Contemporary - Just Completed” 3 bedrooms and 2 baths are Upgraded split level home includes offered on the fi rst fl oor as well Quiet lovely family location. 3 new kitchen appliances and maple as family room, laundry, and cabinets, new Berber carpets bedrooms, 2 baths, large eat-in- porch. Second fl oor has a large and tile fl ooring. 3 bedrooms, deck w/harbor views, half-bath, kitchen, hardwood fl oors, ceiling 2 full baths, gas log in living great room w/dining area, living fan, cathedral ceiling. room, family/rec room includes a area w/gas fi replace, large kitchen $595,000.00 Vermont cast iron wood burning stove and bar area. Large screened w/breakfast counter, and sitting in rear porch, extra large fenced in rear yard, outside shower, and 2- area, as well as master bedroom Sunday storage units. $309,000.00 w/3-sided gas fi replace & master June 11th • 11:30 - 1:00 GARFIELD’S GIARDINO RISTORANTE bath w/Jacuzzi. Third fl oor has Hosted By 3800 Pacifi c Avenue Wildwood second master bedroom & bath w/Jacuzzi and, private deck w/view 4 Landis Avenue, West Cape May Gwen Finley Very popular, well established of the harbor. Beautifully landscaped fenced yard w/heated pool and “Quiet lovely family location.” restaurant w/ banquet facility Jacuzzi. 2-car detached garage w/loft/offi ce. A 35’ Boat Slip is included. has seating for 400 to 450 and is $1,995,000.00 Just 3 short blocks to the beach, this beauty offers 5 bedrooms (bonus room or 6th bed- located in the heart of the business room), 3.5 baths. Upscale amenities include district. This is being offered SOUTHERN SHORE ESTATES 9 foot (fi rst fl oor) ceilings, crown moldings, fully equipped and extremely well columns, and chair rails make this very maintained with off street parking by Lawrence A. Pray, Builder prestigious, 2 gas fi replaces, custom included. $2,900,000.00 New Construction, hardwood fl oors, ceramic tiled bathrooms, mahogany front porch. $1,539,000.00 COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOME Cape May Court House, NJ 7 Melody Court, West Cape May Located in Cape May Court House off of Honeysuckle Saturday & Sunday Spacious two-story home located on Road, this new Lawrence A. Pray development will consist Hosted By June 10th & 11th • Noon - 2:00 a cul-de-sac in a quiet neighborhood. of fi fteen new one- and two-story homes built on 1+ acre cul- ler 305 Pittsburgh Ave, Cape May Situated on a large lot and offers de-sac lots. There will be six architecturally designed 3 to 4 Jim Zeit 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen w/ bedroom models to choose from. “Luxurious Home Just Completed” breakfast and eating area, dining Amenities will include hardwood fl ooring, luxurious room, living room w/brick fi replace, carpeting, gas fi replace in family room and in master 311 den with wood burning stove. bedroom (some models), ceiling fans, whirlpool tub, ceramic 313 Outside features include 1-car tile shower and tub surround in master bath, G.E. appliance attached garage, beautiful gardens, package, cedar wood deck (some models), and brick patios deck, pool, and storage shed. $475,000.00 (some models). Also included is central air conditioning, This well maintained cottage is conve- gas heating, Andersen windows and sliding glass doors, and nient to beach and town and offers 4 2 or 3 car garages. PHASE 1 -- SOLD OUT! bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room with f/p, dining room, galley kitchen, full Phase II will consist of 8 cul-de-sac lots basement, rear deck, screened porch, and with the following models offered: off street parking. Storage shed offers very Saturday, June 10th • 1:00 - 3:00 unique features and is a must see!! Excel- The Avondale - $394,900.00 lent rental history. $929,900.00 The Lark - $394,900.00 Hosted by Josh Jacoby Sunday The Sandpiper - $399,900.00 311 Third Avenue (New Construction) and 313 Third Avenue. The Sanderling - $469,900.00 Totally renovated. 4-5 Bedrooms, 2-3 Baths. Both have spa- Hosted By June 11th • Noon - 2pm cious fl oor plans. Quiet Location!!! $724,900. Heather 604 Madison Avenue, Cape May 311 & 313 Third Avenue, West Cape May Turner “Beautiful Craftsman Style Cottage” (Previously Built Model shown) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Real Estate Classifi ed & News www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 69

WANTED - REAL ESTATE Second-Home Survey Shows Solid Market STATE OF NEW (NAR) A new survey of second-home market con- About six in ten respon- U.S. Census Bureau data owner is 59 years old, 2005; 75 percent of own- JERSEY second-home owners by tinues to be dominated by dents own two or more shows that there are 6.8 earns $120,600 a year, ers are married couples. COMMERCIAL the National Association of the baby boomer genera- homes in addition to their million vacation homes in and purchased a property Their investment property Realtors (NAR) shows that tion. primary residence. And the United States and 37.4 that is 220 miles from his is located close by, within REAL ESTATE baby boomers continue “Middle-aged, middle- minorities have become million investment units, or her primary residence. a median distance of 10 WANTED to dominate the second- income households are more active in the market, in addition to 74.6 million Eight out of ten drive to miles. home market, and that a the driving factor in the accounting for 11 percent owner-occupied units. their property; half of all Also according to the The State of New Jer- majority of respondents second-home market, with of vacation home purchases NAR President Thomas vacation homes are located NAR report, two-thirds of sey, Department of the own multiple properties favorable demographics between 2003 and 2005 M. Stevens said the term within the same state as investment-home owners Treasury, Division of in addition to their primary providing a solid funda- in contrast with 6 per- “second home” appears the owner’s primary resi- purchased their property Property Management and Construction, residence. mental demand in this cent of purchases in 2002 to be something of a mis- dence. Eighty-three per- to generate rental income, seeks to lease space, David Lereah, NAR’s sector for the next decade,” or earlier. In the invest- nomer. cent of owners are married and half viewed the prop- as listed below, for the chief economist, said the Lereah said. ment property segment, “The fact that so many couples. erty as a way to diversify Motor Vehicles Com- minorities accounted for owners of vacation homes Three-fourths of vaca- investments. Eight out of mission. The approxi- 17 percent of transactions and investment property tion-home owners pur- ten spend no time in their mate square footage, Family Owned and Operated - Since 1934 between 2003 and 2005 have additional properties chased for personal use, property. Not surprisingly, Space Planning Re- “Real Estate” 309 Decatur Street, compared with 11 percent is a bit of a revelation,” said although one-third also 80 percent rented proper- quest (SPR) reference Cape May, NJ 08204 in 2002 or earlier. Stevens. “We’ve always wanted to diversify invest- ties out, with 73 percent number and catch- Phone: 609-884-3488 An unexpectedly high known that a certain seg- ments, and 18 percent renting for at least six ment areas are also noted. • 1-888-878-3488 number of vacation-home ment has invested heavily intend the home to become months per year. Fax: 609-884-3471 owners, 21 percent, in the rental market, and a primary residence in re- For all second-home Parties interested in www.DellasAgency.com • e-mail:[email protected] own two or more vaca- some people earn their tirement. Only 13 percent owners, their most recent submitting available Kim Marie Dellas-Andrus, Broker tion homes, according to living simply by holding of vacation owners listed property was purchased a offerings should sub- 101 S. LAFAYETTE ST., 3A - CAPE MAY the NAR. In addition, 34 and managing investment rental income as a reason median of six years ago. mit by fax to (609) percent of vacation-home property. What we see to buy. The typical owner However, most have held 984-6913 or by mail OPEN HOUSE 1:00 - 4:00PM owners report they own now is a crossover between spends 39 nights per year additional properties for their name, address, SAT. & SUN., JUNE 10 & 11 two or more investment largely vacation- and invest- at the property, and three- longer periods. phone number and 2 Bedrooms - 2 properties. ment-home owners, with quarters do not rent. Of As for attributes desired address of premises Bathrooms. BELVEDERE More than half of invest- people recognizing the those who do rent, the in a vacation home, two- to: Advertising Coor- CONDOMINIUM. 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Realtor Magazine, the Na- Buyers and Sellers, 42 per- SAT., JUNE 10th & SUN., JUNE 11TH - 11am-3pm rifi c way to bring in income if you don’t record it in an Security deposits are not tional Association of Re- cent of buyers who used for the 15 million people organized way. considered income if you altors acknowledges the the Internet to search for a who own rental proper- • Know which property intend to return them to special skills that youthful home were 34 or younger. ties in the United States, each payment comes from. the tenant, so make sure realtors show in identifying According to the NAR, those extra rental dollars You can record this with these deposits are sepa- needs of young buyers. realtors of this generation can cause complications if your bank deposits in your rated from rent payments. 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When you replace of “Realtors Under 30” by customizing an MLS list- the faucet in a bathroom, – nearly 150,000 – are con- ing feed to customer sites, is that considered a repair necting with the Genera- or marketing properties or a capital improvement? tion X and Y markets. with video tours of entire It makes a big difference “As new generations communities). to Uncle Sam because 100 enter the housing mar- “Younger home buy- percent of repairs can be ket, the real estate indus- ers and sellers are already deducted this year, but try must adapt to meet having a big impact on capital improvements must changing needs and ways real estate markets across be deducted over time. of doing business,” said the country,” said Stevens. When you’re not sure, fl ag NAR president Thomas “Our Realtor members, those receipts so you can Stevens. “Many of our whether they grew up later discuss them with younger members add watching I Love Lucy or your accountant. Keep value to their clients’ real IM-ing their friends, are them in a separate place or estate transactions through honored to be bringing the fl ag them in your expense their generational sensitivi- American dream of hom- 4102 Seaboard Circle, journal. ties and diverse skill sets. eownership to the next • Don’t forget the mile- They don’t know a real generation and beyond.” North Wildwood age deduction. You prob- estate industry without 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo with ocean and ably rack up a lot of miles the Internet, technology is suffi cient records. sheet or rental property “The most wasted of all driving to and from your second-nature to them, and bay views at The Tides. $729,000 Strategies for making software. days is one without laugh- properties, and don’t forget they speak their clients’ your rental efforts a little • Try rental property ter.” Owner says come and make a deal! those trips to the hardware language, often both liter- more manageable might software like Quicken e.e. cummings store. It can be tedious ally and fi guratively.” include: Rental Property Manager, to keep track of the mile- According to data from • Store your receipts, designed for people who age, but it really pays off the U.S. Census, more bills and statements in one own up to 10 properties since the IRS allows you immigrants are becoming place during the year. This and 25 total units. 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Another trend affecting same for regular bills such it to your accountant, or Eddie For more information on real estate is the growing as the mortgage, property export data directly to tax rental property software, infl uence of the Internet for Results! taxes, insurance, and utili- preparation software like visit www.quicken- as a resource in the home ties. TurboTax. rental.com. search. According to the • Keep good rental pay- ment records. You prob- ably get a lot of checks – and even cash – from 124 Sunset Blvd., West your tenants during the Cape May, NJ 08204 It’s A Month www.wilseyrealty.com Gail Wilsey Morrison - Licensed For ‘Owning’ 23rd & Surf Avenues, North Wildwood Real Estate Broker According to the New 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Units, 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Units with heat Jersey Association of Real- 609-884-1007 & central air, pool and full kitchen. 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PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE Second Home BETWEEN MAY 21st and MAY 27th,2006 (From Page 69) funds came from savings, 28 percent from equity or sales Seller Buyer Property Address Price indicated that they want to be close to an ocean, river proceeds of their primary residence, and 18 percent from CAPE MAY POINT or lake; 39 percent want to be close to recreational or the sale of other real estate. Edmund & Mary Cancelmo Karen King-Rigby #4 SomewhereInTime Condo $ 369,600 sporting activities; 38 percent want to be close to vaca- “With older baby boomers just now reaching 60 years Total for Cape May Point: $ 369,600 DENNIS tion or resort areas; and 31 percent want to be close to of age, and younger boomers in their early 40s, the life- Estate of Joseph J. Cahill David M. Sonner 49 Dennis Creek Rd. $ 279,000 mountains or other natural attractions. style preference of boomers will fi gure prominently into Howard & Jo Anne Halsey E. Bors, Don Dreyer & J. Yondura 541 Petersburg Rd. $ 300,000 Leisure activities of interest to vacation-home own- future demand for vacation homes,” Lereah said. Marie S. Goulburn Paul R. & Christine M. Rennie 362 Fidler Rd. $ 211,500 Total for Dennis: $ 790,500 ers include beach, lake or water sports (57 percent); Eleven percent of vacation-home owners said they were LOWER TOWNSHIP boating (38 percent); hunt- planning to buy another Duvall Living Trust Wayne F. Cummisky 320 E. Jacksonville Ave. $ 186,000 ing or fi shing (32 percent); home within two years, and David & Christine Patchell David G. & Donna Marie Rush 6 Deer Run $ 360,000 Edward W. & Joann Hillman Tai R. Menz and Julie Papendick 91 Arbor Rd. $ 210,000 golf (21 percent); biking, 10 percent said they planned David & Martha Crawford Steven G. Smith 202 Spruce Rd. $ 225,000 hiking or horseback riding to sell. Joseph & Virginia Whelpley Richard D. & Darlene Gregorio 314 Roseann Ave. $ 290,000 (20 percent); ski or winter On the other hand, owner- Darryl J. & Mary Mack Joseph R. & Virginia R. Whelpley 4CraneflyCircle $ 412,000 Marine Technical Inc. Finco LLC 1001 Wissahickon Dr. $ 100,000 recreation (17 percent); and ship of investment property Jillian Creamer and Judi Black Timothy & Caroline Masters 212 Clubhouse Dr. $ 216,500 tennis (9 percent). hinges on fi nancial gains that Total for Lower Township: $ 1,999,500 can be expected from rental MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Also according to the NAR Sun Bruce, Inc. Terry & Kathleen McColgan 206Stagecoach, Campsite164 $ 31,435 report, half of all vacation income and appreciation. Raymond & Deb. Wittschen Wm Fisher & M’an Schweibinz 1305 Massachusetts Ave. $ 275,000 homes are located in resort “Mortgage interest rates, Beazer Homes Corp. Donald J. & Hiltrud N. Trappler 38 Lochalsh Lane $ 390,824 local economic conditions Bowman Construction Inc. Douglas Davison 2 Caramar Dr. $ 798,000 or recreational areas, 18 Beazer Homes Corp. Raymond & Joanne McKinney 118 Aberdeen Way $ 437,005 percent in small towns, and and the local rental market K. Hovnanian Kevin Murphy 706 St. Andrews Dr., Unit C1 $ 430,407 16 percent in rural areas. are more important factors in Rupket LLC Nayadip LLC 1801 Route 47 South $ 2,370,000 investment decisions. Cool- John J. & Marcia A. Sowa Lisa N. Lent 102 Bucknell Ave. $ 139,000 Four out of ten are detached Estate of Elijah Scull Sr. Steven J. Scull 37 Susan Lane $ 225,000 single-family homes, 22 per- ing appreciation rates and Adam A. & Lynda Chamie Vincent J. Wysocki 539 Shunpike Rd. $ 302,300 cent are cabins or cottages, The West unit of 126 75th St. in Sea Isle greater loan oversight are Charles & Olin Thompson Howard L. & Shari Tomlin 720 Dias Creek Rd. $ 249,900 expected to discourage the Gloria Smith Carol Renninger 17 Woodbridge Dr. $ 280,000 21 percent are condos in City recently sold for $769,000. Total for Middle Township: $ 5,928,871 buildings with fi ve or more speculative element in the in- NORTH WILDWOOD units, seven percent are townhouses or row houses, fi ve vestment market, although that is likely to be a relatively 100 17th Avenue LLC Shawn P. & Lori A. Smith 100 E. 17th Ave., Unit 302 $ 435,900 Engel Group LLC George Benninger 329 E. 11th Ave. $ 546,000 percent are mobile or manufactured homes, and three small portion of the overall market,” Lereah said. Thomas J. Whelan Patricia Ann Miller 508 E. 7th Ave., Unit F $ 360,000 percent are located in two-to-four unit structures. Six Even so, 35 percent of all investment-home owners Jane Nickel Mark B. & France Gilmour Driftwood Condo, Unit 4 $ 237,500 percent said their vacation home is a timeshare unit. said they were planning to buy another home within two Engel Group LLC Charles & Theresa McCloskey 410 E. 22nd Ave., Unit 103 $ 529,900 Michele Healey Richard A. & Muony Bostwick 1406 Ocean Ave., Unit 1406 $ 285,000 The median size of a vacation home is 1,480 square years. For those who currently own four or more invest- Engel Group LLC M. & T. & L.& M. DiFilippantonio 410-412E.22nd Ave., # 101 $ 494,900 feet, 29 percent are new when purchased, and owners ment units, 64 percent said they planned to buy another K. Hovnanian Alan Freedgood & A. Medeiros 3303 Seaboard Circle, # C3 $ 759,519 estimated the current value of their homes to be a median property within two years, and 17 percent said they 100 17th Avenue LLC Robert C. & Barbara O. Fasy 100 E. 17th Ave., Unit 1701 $ 250,000 Total for North Wildwood: $ 3,898,719 of $300,000. Sixty-eight percent said the value of that planned to purchase fi ve or more additional properties. OCEAN CITY property was lower than their primary residence. Sixty- Twenty-eight percent of investment owners plan to sell Joyce Lynn Gager Lois McIlwain & Carolyn Garron 1106 Ocean Ave. (part) $ 150,000 fi ve percent of owners said their vacation property was a property within two years. Charlie & Sandra Bergstrom Scott D. & Joanne L. MacPherson 1346 Central Ave., #1346 $ 625,000 Cathy A. Freed Diana L. Towe 1128 Bay Ave., Unit 4 $ 375,000 a better investment than stocks. Monica Pancelli Henry Wun & Pi-Chen Liang 1238 Ocean Ave., Unit A $ 650,000 Six out of ten investment properties are located within The 2006 National Association of Realtors Profi le of Eugene M. & Dorothy Panaro Andrew & Elizabeth Youngelson 805 E. Eighth St., Unit 307 $ 117,000 Second-Home Owners is based on an eight-page question- GQ Investments LLC PatrickM.&BeckyM.Durbin 1412-14 Simpson Ave., # B $ 575,000 metropolitan areas. Half are single-family homes, 21 Trio Associates LLC James E. & Laurie J. Hess 3736-38 Asbury, Unit 3736 $ 747,500 percent are a duplex or apartment in a two-to-four unit naire mailed in January 2006 to a nationwide sample of Trio Associates LLC James E. & Laurie J. Hess 3736-38 Asbury, Unit 3738 $ 777,500 structure, 13 percent condos in a building with fi ve or 45,000 households which own more than one residential William & Jennifer A. Sepich Brian & Diana George 319 Ocean Ave., Unit A $ 287,000 property. It generated 416 usable responses from vaca- Timothy & Nicole M. Long Giovanni & Beverly Coppola 342 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 360,000 more units, 8 percent a townhouse or row house, 3 GQ Investments LLC Robert P. & Sally H. Finley 3037 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl. $ 750,000 percent a mobile or manufactured home, and 2 percent tion-home owners and 619 from investment owners. HQ Investments LLC Mario & Rosa Carlo 3311 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 665,000 a cabin or cottage. The study can be ordered online at www.realtor.org/ Ann Long Albert & Debra Tomeo Krezel 853-71 Plymouth, Unit 16 $ 235,000 prodser.nsf; the cost is $50 for NAR members and $125 Scafisi Inc. Raymond M. & Lisa Patella 1040 Asbury Ave., 3rd Fl. $ 579,000 The median size of an investment property is 1,520 JesseBriglia&RoseThomas Arnold D. & Sarah R. Thornton 840 Ocean Ave., Unit 2 $ 129,900 square feet, 15 percent are new when purchased, and for non-members. Jesse Briglia & Rose Thomas Arnold D. & Sarah R. Thornton 840 Ocean Ave., Unit 16 $ 129,900 owners estimated the cur- Anthony M. Migliaccio 1238 Haven Avenue LLC 115 13th St. $ 675,000 Joseph Landicini Nancy Corrigan & Eliz. Urban 1121 Simpson Ave., Unit A $ 325,000 rent value to be $200,000. Richard & Agatha Fanucci Cleve W. & Maureen M. Bryan 3053 West Ave., Unit A $ 550,000 Three-fourths of respond- RMG Development LLC John D. & Lisa A. Goffredo 2228 Wesley Ave., Unit 1 $ 1,637,500 ing owners said the value Kathleen Tate Richard & Agatha Fanucci 2860 West Ave., Unit A $ 650,000 Latta Financial Develop’t Inc. Michael & Eileen Devlin 508 9th St., Unit 206 $ 197,500 of their investment prop- Total for Ocean City: $ 11,187,800 erty was lower than their SEA ISLE CITY primary residence, and 70 Frank E. O’Brien Daniel J. Kelleher 3400 Landis Ave., Unit 204 $ 475,000 DarrylL.&AdeleF.Harper Anthony & Maria D’Alessandro 130 52nd St., Unit West $ 761,250 percent said their property Thomas A. & Laura A. Barrett Stephen S. & Karen B. Cairone 317 44th St., Unit West $ 940,000 was a better investment Roger & Dana Christenson Stanley & Mary S. Hesketh 126 75th St., Unit West $ 769,000 than stocks. Total for Sea Isle City: $ 2,945,250 STONE HARBOR Four percent of vaca- Carol & Wm Chew, et al JPRS Properties LP 10524 First Ave. $ 2,375,000 tion-home owners and 8 Total for Stone Harbor: $ 2,375,000 percent of investment own- UPPER TOWNSHIP Georgetti Investments LLC David E. & Wendy K. Fulton 11 Queen Anne Court $235,000 ers said they intended for Total for Upper Township: $ 235,000 their child to occupy that WILDWOOD property while in school. Pacific Roberts Baker LLC J. Cantor & M. Virgilio et al 4212 Pacific Ave., Unit 111 $ 319,900 Kenneth & Christine Bassion Thomas & Crystal Curran 220 E. Roberts Ave., Unit 4 $ 380,000 The NAR survey found EstateofMarieJonesetal Michael&KathleenMcGalliard 335WestAndrewsAve. $209,000 that among buyers of sec- Attendees at grand opening included, from left: Paul Schneier, New Jersey Alejandro & Rosana Melli Brendan Gallagher 4903 Pacific, #4903& 4905 $ 600,000 ond homes in recent years J & B Our House, LLC Just Us Three, LLC 100 West Poplar Ave. $ 357,000 division president for Beazer Homes; Eric Rosenblum, project supervisor; Bill (since 2003), two-thirds Pacific Roberts Baker LLC Thomas M. & Michele Vitarelli Pacific Villas Condo, Unit 108 $ 339,900 Henfey, Mayor of North Wildwood; Mike Guadgagno, former owner of Moore’s Nandy Inc. Michael D. Logan Sandy Lane Condo, # 303B $ 479,900 purchased through a real Inlet; and Joe Quattrone, North Wildwood events coordinator. Nandy Inc. Michael B. & Patricia Goebner Sandy Lane Condo, # 303A $ 499,900 estate agent. Eighteen per- Charles & Arlene Cifelli Richard C. & Carol L. Junz 212 E. Leaming Ave. $ 332,500 Estate of Anna G. Dombroski 21st Street Builder Inc. 219 E. Glenwood Ave. $ 325,000 cent of vacation homes and Thomas & Anna Gallagher Kevin J. & Christine D. Gallagher 408 W. Bennett Ave., Unit A $ 40,000 17 percent of investment Total for Wildwood: $ 3,883,100 Beazer Holds Grand Opening WILDWOOD CREST properties were purchased Crestco Construction Co. Christopher & Julie Quinter 408 E. Myrtle Rd., Unit 201 $ 714,400 directly from owners, while Tahiti LLC Alexander & Lisa Pamphilis 7411 Atlantic Ave., Unit 101 $ 539,000 14 percent of vacation At Its ‘Pointe at Moore’s Inlet’ Alan R. Harvison Joan Lane and Janice Zanelotti 422 E. St. Paul Ave., Unit 3 $ 450,000 attract a new type of resident. Samir & Sonal Patel Charles & Theresa McCloskey Madrid Condominium # 210 $ 191,500 homes and seven percent NORTH WILDWOOD — On Memorial Summer Wind Develop’t LP Bradley J. Vogdes 401 E. Stockton Rd., # 101 $ 499,900 of investment properties Day weekend, Beazer Homes held a grand From 1912 until last year, the location William B. & Regina T. Sutter Stephen & Maureen Reville 302 E. Buttercup Rd., Unit 11 $ 238,000 were purchased directly opening at its Pointe at Moore’s Inlet de- was the site of Moore’s Inlet bar and res- Crestco Construction Co. Ronald E. Bradshaw 408 Myrtle Rd., Unit 205 $ 580,000 taurant, a popular Wildwood night spot that Crestco Construction Co. Kenneth & Yvette Archer 408 Myrtle Rd., Unit ___ $ 535,000 from builders. velopment, which will feature 60 luxury 305 East Nashville Ave. LLC Sally R. & Gregory Cardaci et al 305 E. Nashville Ave., Unit A $ 790,000 Thirty-two percent of all condominiums on the former beachfront hosted what seemed like all-night parties, Tahiti LLC John & Kathryn Leadbeater 7411 Atlantic Ave., Unit 201 $ 545,025 vacation-home owners and site of Moore’s Inlet bar and restaurant in and launched numerous entertainers, espe- Daniel Higman John Novak 5701 Atlantic Ave., Unit 303 $ 510,000 Crestco Construction Co. Mark W. & Gilda P. Merriman 408 E. Myrtle Rd., Unit 202 $ 675,500 24 percent of investment- this community. cially during the heyday of doo wop in the Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 6,268,325 home owners paid cash for The event was attended by North 1950’s and early 1960’s. WOODBINE their property. Combined Wildwood Mayor William Henfey as well The developer says that nostalgia for Frederick & Tracey Schalek Phillip Schenker & Susan A. Orr 1016 Bryant St. $ 233,000 Leon J. & Nancy L. Olnick Mary & Joseph Talucci 279 Poplar St., Campsite 279 $ 80,000 with mortgages that have as other local dignitaries and Beazer ex- old-time rock and roll is luring back some Robert L. & Denise M. Turner John Feeney 154 Ivy St., Campsite 154 $ 25,000 been paid-off, 82 percent ecutives. baby boomers who Total for Woodbine: $ 338,000 of vacation homes and Beazer’s work on spent their youth at COUNTY TOTAL: $ 49,904,665 Compilation © 2005 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office 75 percent of investment the four-story build- Moore’s Inlet. properties are owned free ing (a rendering of “They are buying and clear. which is pictured) be- here because they Powers Lauded at Awards Dinner Of owners who pur- gan this January and see it as a part of their Michael C. Powers, New Jersey. chased with a mortgage, is slated for comple- history,” said Bonnie a sales associate with Over his 30-year ca- the median downpayment tion in June 2007. Weiner, a Beazer sales RE/MAX Avalon Stone reer, Powers also has on a vacation home was Units, which are representative whose Harbor, was recognized earned the Certifi ed Real 27 percent and the me- priced from the low own honeymoon de- at the RE/MAX of New Estate Brokerage Manag- dian downpayment for an $800,000’s, will in- Rendering of future building. parture photos were Jersey Annual Awards er (CRB) and the Certifi ed investment home was 23 clude views of the taken in front of the Ceremony and Dinner Luxury Homes Marketing percent. Atlantic Ocean from the front and Grassy former restaurant 40 years ago. Dance for his outstand- Specialist (CLHMS) desig- When asked about the Sound from the back; amenities will in- Bill Platt of Aston, Pa., one of the fi rst ing performance in the nations. source of downpayment clude a 40-seat bar, an outdoor pool and new purchasers, summered in North real estate industry last He currently serves as funds for more recent va- sundeck, and a landscaped park. Wildwood as a youth and returned to the year. the 2006 President of the cation-home owners with “It’s the beach house reinvented on restaurant at Moore’s Inlet every year for RE/MAX announced Cape May County Board loans, who purchased since a more sophisticated level,” said Eric his West Philadelphia Catholic High School that for the second year of Realtors. 2003, half said savings, 23 P. Rosenblum, manager for multi-fam- reunion. in a row Powers topped Originally from Penn- percent from the sale of ily development of Beazer’s New Jersey He vowed that if he ever made any lists for both sales pro- sylvania, Powers vaca- other real estate, and 19 division. money he would buy near Moore’s Inlet, duction and completed tioned at the shore as a percent identifi ed equity Henfey said that the project represents he said. transactions, and earned child and ultimately de- or sales proceeds from their the beginning of the next phase of de- “Never in my life when I sat on the membership into the or- cided to pursue his career primary residence. velopment for the city, whose traditional deck of Moore’s Inlet did I ever think I ganization’s Chairman’s here. His clients include For more recent invest- bungalows have gradually been replaced by would have a place right here,” he said of Club. The rankings mainly second-home buy- ment-home owners who luxurious single-family homes and smaller the spot where everyone was celebrating are out of over 3,600 ers in Avalon, Stone Har- purchased with mortgages, condo developments. According to Hen- last week. RE/MAX associates in Michael C. Powers bor and Wildwood. half said downpayment fey, it will help stabilize property taxes and 72 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page 59) WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF P.L. 1975, NO. 603) FROM ROOSEVELT BOULE- which will result in three lots, with no new lots morializing the foregoing approval is available Dennisville, New Jersey upon passage. A. The application of Richard Adelizzi for a mi- (NON-REFUNDABLE), AT THE OFFICE OF C. 127 (N.J.A.C.17: 27) AND CHAPTER 33 VARD TO NJ ROUTE 47, TOWNSHIP OF being created. Variances are requested for lot at the offi ce of the Middle Township Planning nor subdivision approval and waivers for soil THE COUNTY ENGINEER, DALE M. FOS- OF THE PUBLIC LAWS OF 1977. MIDDLE, CAPE MAY COUNTY, NJ” ON depth for Block 91, proposed Lots 1 & 2; for Board, where it may be reviewed during regu- Carla Coffey, Secretary borings for three lots at the premises known TER, (609) 465-1035, DURING NORMAL THE OUTSIDE, ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN sideyard and frontyard setbacks for the princi- lar business hours. Dennis Township Zoning Board of as Block 466.01, Lots 9 and 10 (formerly Lots OFFICE HOURS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. BIDS MUST BE MADE ON STANDARD O’CONNOR, COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR, pal building on Block 91, Lot 6, a preexisting Adjustment 1.01 and 1.06) on the Middle Township Tax PROPOSAL FORM IN THE MANNER 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT condition; for sideyard and rearyard setbacks Nicholas F. Talvacchia, Esquire Map was approved. The premises is also THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO DESIGNATED THEREIN AND REQUIRED HOUSE, NEW JERSEY 08210, AND MUST for accessory buildings on Block 91, Lot 6, Attorney for Applicant 1x Fee=$19.44 06/07/06 known as 75-77 Bayshore Road, Del Haven. REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS IN BY THE SPECIFICATIONS, MUST BE EN- BE ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIER’S OR and for distance between accessory buildings Cooper Levenson April Niedelman ______WHOLE OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH CLOSED IN SEALED ENVELOPES BEAR- CERTIFIED CHECK OR A BID BOND FOR on Lot 6, a preexisting condition. Applicant re- & Wagenheim, P.A. B. The application of Louis Mullins for a minor INFORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED ING THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE NOT LESS THAN TEN PERCENT (10%) OF quests the variances described above, as well 1125 Atlantic Avenue, 3rd Floor NOTICE OF ABSENT DEFENDANTS subdivision approval together with a vari- BY LAW. BIDDER AND MARKED “IMPROVEMENTS THE AMOUNT BID, BUT NOT IN EXCESS as any and all other variances and waivers Atlantic City, NJ 08401 ance for rear yard setback for lot 33.02 and a TO BAYSHORE ROAD (COUNTY ROAD OF $20,000.00, DRAWN TO THE ORDER that may be required on the premises located Tel. No. (609) 344-3161 (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: waiver for soil borings at the premises known BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY OF CAPE MAY COUNTY TREASURER, AND at 193 County Road, South Dennis and 121 as Block 299, Lot 16 (formerly Lot 33) on the BE DELIVERED AT THE PLACE ON OR BE- Meerwald Road, South Dennis, Township of 1x Fee=$15.80 06/07/06 ELIZABETH M. STRACK AND MR. STRACK, Middle Township Tax Map was approved. The FORE THE HOUR NAMED ABOVE. Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and ______HER HUSBAND premises is also known as 34 E. Pacifi c Av- DON’T REPLACE YOUR OLD BATHTUB... designated as Block 91, Lots 1, 2 and 6 on the NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS enue, Cape May Court House. STEPHEN O’CONNOR Tax Map of the Township of Dennis. You are hereby summoned and required to REGLAZE IT! $ (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY to: Vincent serve upon SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP, Plaintiff’s C. The application of Sun Bank for sign vari- A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for Grencavich; Mrs. Vincent Grencavich, wife of Attorney, whose address is 406 Lippincott ances to allow one wall sign of 32 SF with We also do 299 County Administrator W/COUPON DANIEL BEYEL Thursday, June 22, 2006 at 7:00 P.M. at the Vincent Grencavich Drive, Suite J, Marlton, NJ 08053, an answer blue band of 193 SF; a 38.33 SF freestand- Sinks, Tile, Tub regularly $399 Director Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 to the complaint (and amendment to complaint, ing, monument sign; numerous 3.75 SF di- Surrounds Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, You are hereby summoned and required to if any) fi led in a civil action in which HSBC rectional signs; and a height of 6 feet for the & Color 3x Fee=$109.35 at which time the public may appear and serve upon Hill Wallack, Attorneys for Plaintiff, BANK USA, N.A., AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE building sign at a proposed bank at the prem- Travel Charge 05/24, 05/31/06; 06/07/06 present any testimony on the granting of the whose address is 202 Carnegie Center, Princ- FOR THE REGISTERED NOTEHOLDERS ises known as Block 1464, Lot 12 (formerly May Apply ______application. eton, New Jersey 08543-5226, an answer to OF RENAISSANCE HOME EQUITY LOAN Lot 6) on the Middle Township Tax Map was SPEC. #40 the Complaint (and Amendment(s) to Com- ASSET-BACKED NOTES, SERIES 2005-2 is approved. Other sign variance requests were RES. #359-06 THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in plaint, if any,) fi led in a civil action in which Plaintiff and MARGARET NEILL AND ELIZA- denied. The premises is also known as 3175 www.easternrefinishing.net the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- National City Mortgage Co. is Plaintiff and BETH M. STRACK are Defendants, pending Route 9 South, Rio Grande. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS mentioned board, and are available for in- Vincent Grencavich and Mrs. Vincent Gren- in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 800-463-1879 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, cavich, wife of Vincent Grencavich, are Defen- cery Division, CAPE MAY and bearing Docket D. The application of S & P Rio Grande, LLC COUPON EXPIRES 6/21/06 CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of dants, pending in the Superior Court of New # F-6226-06 within Thirty-fi ve (35) days after for Preliminary Major Site Plan approval for a 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May County, the date of this publication, exclusive of such drug store; variances for: 37 foot buffer to resi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED days. and bearing Docket Number F-4696-06, date. If you fail to do so, judgment by default dential zone; landscape buffer of 5.7 feet; sign PROPOSAL ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN within thirty-fi ve (35) days after June 5, 2006, may be rendered against you for the relief de- variances to allow: up to four building signs on ENGLISHTOWN AUCTION SALES O’CONNOR, CLERK OF THE BOARD, WILL DATED: May 30, 2006 exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so, manded in the complaint (and amendment to two sides of the building with a total SF not to By: judgment by default may be entered against complaint, if any). You shall fi le your answer exceed 100 SF; a freestanding sign with read- 90 Wilson Ave, Englishtown, NJ BE RECEIVED UP TO 2:00 PM PREVAILING TIME, ON JUNE 20, 2006, AT WHICH TIME James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire you for the relief demanded in the Complaint and proof of service in duplicate with the Clerk er board totaling not more than 60 SF and not 732-446-9644 THEY WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED AND Attorney for Applicants (and Amendment(s) to Complaint, if any). You of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Hughes greater than 20 feet in height. The following www.englishtownauction.com READ IN THE ADMINISTRATION BUILD- Jose A. Vega & Susan Lewis shall fi le your answer and proof of service in Justice Complex, 24 Market Street, Trenton, waivers were also approved: banking of 25 ING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT 457 Kings Highway duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court NJ 08625, in accordance with the Rules of parking spaces; one foot vertical separation Shopping Hours: Saturdays 7am-4pm, HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, FOR THE FOL- P.O. Box 100 of New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex, 25 Civil Practice and Procedure. between drainage facilities and seasonal Sundays 9am-4pm LOWING: South Seaville, NJ 08246 Market Street, CN-971, Trenton, New Jersey high water; more than 12 consecutive parking (609) 624-2900 08625, in accordance with the Rules of Civil This action has been instituted for the purpose spaces without landscape divider; and 6 feet FURNISH AND DELIVER DISPOSABLE Practice and Procedure. of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated March parking distance to the building. The premises Let Englishtown Auction Sales Be A Part of Your Shopping Weekend 1x Fee=$26.73 06/07/06 24, 2005, made by MARGARET NEILL AND is known as Block 1468, Lots 1, 2 and 3 (for- OVER 40 ACRES OF BARGAINS PLUS OVER 300 INDOOR SHOPS & WASH CLOTHS TO CREST HAVEN NURS- ING AND REHABILITATION CENTER ______The action has been instituted for the pur- ELIZABETH M. STRACK, as Mortgagor(s), to merly Lots 3, 2 and 1) on the Middle Town- SERVICES• ONE STOP SHOPPING •FREE PARKING • FREE ADMISSION THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of the pose of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION ship Tax Map. The premises is also known as “THE COUNTRY’S LARGEST OPEN AIR MARKET SINCE 1929” PROPOSAL FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO Board of Commissioners of Water District #1 May 21, 2004, made by Vincent Grencavich, SYSTEMS, INC. recorded on April 14, 2005, Route 9 and Linden Lane, Rio Grande. BIDDERS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER of the Township of Middle, County of Cape as mortgagor(s), to Advanced Financial Ser- in Book M4084 of Mortgages for CAPE MAY BIDDING DOCUMENTS MAY BE EXAMINED May and State of New Jersey will commence vices, Inc., (original mortgagee), of which County, Page 69, and (2) to recover posses- E. The application of George Gilman, Sr. for OR OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE on June 27, 2006 , promptly at 7:00pm at the Plaintiff is the current holder, recorded sion of the concerned premises commonly an extension of the time within which to fi le a COUNTY PURCHASING AGENT, EUGENE 581 Old Avalon Blvd., Avalon Manor, NJ. All on May 27, 2004, in Mortgage Book 3855, at known as: 312 ROSEANN AVENUE, (NORTH minor subdivision of the premises known as A. SICILIA, DURING NORMAL OFFICE parties are welcome to attend. Page 0784&c and (2) to recover possession CAPE MAY), LOWER TOWNSHIP, NJ 08204. Block 99.02, Lots 21 and 24 on the Middle HOURS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. Carol Lynch, Clerk of and concerns premises commonly known Township Tax Map was approved. The exten- 1x Fee=$4.86 06/07/06 as 608 Winslow Avenue, North Cape May, If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you sion was to July 21, 2006. The premises is THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ______NJ, 08204. may communicate with the New Jersey State also known as 14 Whiting Lane, Swainton. REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS IN MIIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF Bar Association by calling (201) 249-5000. WHOLE OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH ADJUSTMENT If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you You may also contact the lawyer referral ser- 2. The application of Medd TV Corp. and INFORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED may communicate with the New Jersey State vice of the County of Venue by calling 609- James E. McCullough for preliminary major BY LAW. NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION Bar Association by calling (732) 249-5000. 463-0313. If you cannot afford an attorney, subdivision approval of the premises known FOR DEVELOPMENT You may also contact the lawyer referral you may communicate with the Legal Services as Block 12.01, Lots 61, 62, 63 and 64 (for- BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY service of the County of Cape May by calling Offi ce of the County of Venue by calling 609- merly Lots 43.01, 43.02, 43.03 and 44) on the WITH THE REQUIREMENT OF P.L. 1975, Applicant’s Name: William & Joyce Bramble (609) 465-3001. If you cannot afford an at- 465-3001. Middle Township Tax Map was continued to C. 127 (NJAC 17:27), AND CHAPTER 33 OF Address: 18 Secluded Hollow Road, Cape torney, you may communicate with the Legal the Board’s July 11, 2006 meeting. The prem- THE PUBLIC LAWS OF 1977. May Court House, NJ 08210 Services Offi ce of the County of Cape May by You, ELIZABETH M. STRACK, is made a ises is also known as 1729, 1745 and 1753 Owner’s Name: Same calling (609) 463-0313. party defendant to this foreclosure action Route 9 North, Cape May Court House. STEPHEN O’CONNOR Address: because you are the record owner of the CLERK of the BOARD Subject Property - Street Address: 18 Seclud- You, Vincent Grencavich, are made a party mortgaged premises, because you executed 3. The application of A-1 Easy Self Storage, Advertisement ed Hollow Road, Cape May Court House defendant to this foreclosure action because the Note/Bond and Mortgage being foreclosed LLC for revised Final Site Plan approval for DANIEL BEYEL Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 322.01 you are a mortgagor/owner of the above herein and may be liable for any defi ciency an existing self storage facility to allow an ad- A Gold Mine in Bedroom Drawers DIRECTOR of the BOARD Lot(s): 45 premises and Plaintiff seeks to foreclose the thereon, and for any right, title, claim or inter- ditional driveway for access over the lands of Newswire: People are selling their old broken and outdated items like mortgage, foreclose out your interests in the est you may have in, to or against said mort- the Atlantic City Electric Company pursuant to 1x Fee=$23.08 06/07/06 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 13th day subject premises and acquire possession of gaged premises. a License Agreement at the premises known scrap gold that is gathering dust for chains, charms, rings and more. ______of July, 2006, at 7:00 PM, prevailing time, at the property and to preserve the Plaintiff’s as Block 1434, Lots 15 and 16 (formerly Lots its cash value because gold prices "Everyone has bits of gold just lying NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the Middle Township Municipal Building, locat- right to a defi ciency. You are entitled to No- You, MR. STRACK, HUSBAND OF ELIZA- 16.02, 17.01 and 17.02) on the Middle Town- ed at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape May tice of this action for any right, title or interest BETH M. STRACK are made a party defen- ship Tax Map was continued to the Board’s are so high. With the price of gold at a around which can be turned into cash" DENNIS TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD Court House, New Jersey 08210, the Middle you may have in, to, or against said mortgage dant to this foreclosure action because you June 22, 2006 meeting. The premises is also 25 year high (over $650.00 per ounce), says Richard Zakroff, VP of Township Zoning Board of Adjustment will premises. may have a statutory spousal interest or other known as 300 North Railroad Avenue, Rio PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned hold a hearing on the application for develop- interest in the said mortgaged premises. Grande. it makes sense. ScrapGold.com, a marketing. "Even old dental gold has has fi led an Application with the Planning ment of the undersigned. Applicant seeks all You, Mrs. Vincent Grencavich, wife of Vincent gold recycler, offers free insured value." ScrapGold.com processes Board of the Township of Dennis which re- required approvals and relief so as to permit Grencavich, are made a party defendant to Dated: June 7, 2006 4. The application of Kelly Tallio for a Site quests preliminary and fi nal plan site plan 2 residential structures on the same property. this foreclosure action because you are the DONALD F. PHELAN Plan Waiver for the expansion of an existing recycle kits so people may cash in their over 10,000 recycle Kits per month. approval to permit the construction of two (2) Applicant seeks to construct small living space spouse of the mortgagor/owner of the above DONALD F. PHELAN dental offi ce and variances for a pre-existing scrap with 24 hour service and People can get a free GoldKit 12,000 square foot units and one (1) 6,000 for handicapped son in existing detached ga- premises and Plaintiff seeks to foreclose the CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT nonconforming condition as to lot area and square foot unit for product assembly and rage at the subject premises noted above. mortgage, foreclose out your interests in the for pre-existing nonconforming conditions guarantee satisfaction. They accept at 1-800-283-4700 or ScrapGold.com. fabrication for a marine construction busi- Specifi cally, the following variances and ap- subject premises and acquire possession of 1x Fee=$38.88 06/07/06 being lessened but not fully meeting the bulk ness, waiver from the requirement of curbing provals are sought: Use variance N.J.S.A. the property and to preserve the Plaintiff’s ______requirements for front yard setback (Walton Bausch & Lomb Pulls ReNu with Moisture Loc around the driveway and parking area, and 40:55D-70d – 2 residential structure on one right to a defi ciency. You are entitled to No- LEGAL NOTICE Street) and side yard setback, a parking vari- any and all variances and waivers that may property. Hardship variances for pre-existing tice of this action for any right, title or interest ance and buffer to residential zone, and waiv- be required on the premises located at 438 conditions N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70c(1) lot area, lot you may have in, to, or against said mortgage PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned, ers to allow stacked parking, to not provide a Eye Solution Linked to Fusarium Keratitis Woodbine-Ocean View Road, Township of width, lot frontage. premises. Jon Paxton, has generally made application loading zone, from provision of concrete verti- Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and A copy of the said application and accom- to the Township of Middle Planning/Zoning cal curbing around the parking area and to al- Contact Lens users are getting increased infections from using this solution. panying documents will be on fi le with the Dated: June 5, 2006 Board for property commonly known as 4 Dia- low a 15’ radius with Route 47 at the premises If you have a serious eye infection you may need legal help. designated as Block 224, Lot 74.03 on the Tax Map of the Township of Dennis. Secretary of the Middle Township Zoning mond Road, Township of Middle, New Jersey known as Block 1425.01, Lot 1 (formerly Lot Reviewing other drug cases: Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, Donald F. Phelan and designated as Lot 39 in Block 1414.01, 1.01) on the Middle Township Tax Map was Zyprexa & Seroquel (schizophrenia, bipolar disorder) A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for during normal business hours, in the Middle Donald F. Phelan formerly known as Lot 4 in Block 216, on the approved. The premises is also known as DIABETES, HYPERGLYCEMIA, PANCREATITIS, DIABETIC KETOACIDOS June 22, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. at the Dennis Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey Tax and Assessment Map of the Township 1013 Route 47 South, Rio Grande. Fosamax – Dead Jaw & Dead Bone—Serious Injuries Township Municipal Building, 571 Petersburg nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, of Middle, Cape May County, New Jersey in Ortho Evra Patch – Strokes, Heart attacks, blood clot, death. Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at which time Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- 1x Fee=$41.31 06/07/06 order to construct a warehouse. The subject 5. The application of Licata & Licata Partner- the public may appear and present any testi- terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to ______property is located in the RI Zone. The ap- ship for Preliminary Site Plan Approval for an mony on the granting of the application. the said hearing. Further, any interested party NOTICE OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY plicant is seeking the following: offi ce building together with variances for lot Call 1-800-882-2525 For Free case review may appear in person or by attorney at said DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF area, lot width and buffer to lot line and waiv- Miller & Associates www.doctoratlaw.com THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in hearing and participate therein in accordance ADJUSTMENT 1. Preliminary and fi nal site plan approval ers for: parking within 50’ of residential zone, We are licensed in NJ, PA, VA, MD, FL, MS, DC and have associates nationwide. the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning pursuant to the Land Use Development Ordi- parking within 15’ of building, buffer to resi- mentioned board, and are available for in- Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- The following actions were taken by the Den- nance of the Township of Middle as well as dential zone, distance between parking and spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. nis Township Zoning Board of Adjustment at the Municipal Land Use Law pursuant to building and distance to residential zone at Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of its meeting of May 24, 2006: N.J.S.A. 40:55D-46 and N.J.S.A. 40:55D-50; the premises known as Block 326, Lot 18 (for- Good Rewarding Jobs are Waiting for You. 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business Joyce Bramble merly Lot 7) on the Middle Township Tax Map days. Applicant 1. The application of Omnipoint Communica- 2. Variance relief from the Land Use Devel- was continued to the Board’s July 11, 2006 Assist people with disabilities of all ages at home tions Enterprises, L.P. for a minor site plan ap- opment Ordinance of the Township of Middle meeting. The premises is also known as 613 DATED: May 30, 2006 1x Fee=$27.94 06/07/06 proval, a use variance to allow more than one and the Municipal Land Use Law, pursuant to Route 9 South, Cape May Court House. and in the community. ______use and structure on the premises, a height N.J.S.A. 40:55-70(c)(2), for parking require- People with disabilities living at home need dedicated Personal Care Assistants (PCAs) to provide By: MIDDLE TOWNSHIP variance and a front yard setback variance ments as the proposed parking consists of 10 6. The application of Sandra L. DiPasquale for support at home and in the community. Assist them in leading full and rewarding lives. James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire PLANNING BOARD for the construction of up to nine wireless parking spaces and the Township Ordinance a site plan waiver and a conditional use ap- Attorney for Applicants telecommunications antennae on a proposed requires 27 parking spaces; proval for a home occupation (massage busi- Assist with everyday tasks, such as bathing, dressing, getting ready for work William Walters & Ronald Walters NOTICE OF DECISION 150’ monopole, with related equipment at its ness) at the premises known as Block 245, – transportation – support on the job. 457 Kings Highway base at the premises known as Block 86.01, 3. Wavier relief as the Township Ordinance re- Lot 17 (formerly Block 247, Lot 4.02) on the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at a regularly Lot 5 on the Dennis Township Tax Map was quires a minimum drive aisle width of 25 feet Middle Township Tax Map was approved. The Good people skills, creativity and flexibility are essential. Driver’s license needed. P.O. Box 100 South Seaville, NJ 08246 scheduled meeting of the Planning Board of continued to the Board’s June 28, 2006 meet- and the Applicant proposes 14 feet; parking premises is also known as 210 Schoolhouse (609)624-2900 the Township of Middle, Cape May County, ing. distance from the structure as the Township Lane, Cape May Court House. Some people are lucky enough to love their work, why not you? New Jersey on May 9, 2006 S & P Rio Ordinance requires a minimum of 15 feet Grande, LLC, was granted preliminary site 2. The application of the First Bank of Sea and the Applicant proposes 0 feet; parking 7. The application of Cape Hospitality LLC for (voice or TTY) 1x Fee=$23.08 06/07/06 Call 888-444-1616 www.rewardingwork.org/nj ______plan approval and variance relief to construct Isle City for a minor subdivision of the prem- distance to property line as the Township a site plan waiver and a parking variance in NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING a Walgreen’s Pharmacy with a drive-thru. The ises known as Block 81.01, Lots 2 & 3 on the Ordinance requires a minimum of 10 feet and connection with adding an outside seating/ proposed project is located at 3 Linden Lane, Dennis Township Tax Map was approved. the Applicant proposes 3 feet; and off-street service area at an existing tavern and restau- FREE 167 pg Color Catalog & DVD DENNIS TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD 9 Linden Lane and 3300 Rt. 9 South (the Also granted was a use variance to allow the parking entrance distance from a side prop- rant at the premises known as Block 238, Lot northeast corner of Route 9 and Linden Lane) residential use on Lot 2.01 to remain despite erty line as the Township Ordinance requires a 13 (formerly Lot 13.02) on the Middle Town- 100% Redwood/Red Cedar PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned and shown as Block 1468, Lots 1, 2 and 3 on reduction in its lot size. minimum of 10 feet and 1 foot exists. ship Tax Map was approved. The premises is 100% Chemical Free has fi led an Application with the Planning the offi cial Tax Map of Middle Township. also known as 9 South Main Street. Board of the Township of Dennis which re- Memorializing Resolutions concerning items 4. Any other bulk, dimensional and accessory Over 100 sets for large quests a minor subdivision which proposes A copy of the Decision and Resolution me- 1. and 2. above will be on fi le at the Dennis variance relief or exceptions from the Land 8. The application of Nicole-Kirstie LLC for & small yards the rearrangement of lot lines of three lots Township Clerk’s Offi ce, 571 Petersburg Road, Use Development Ordinance of the Township fi nal major subdivision approval for the prem- of Middle and the Municipal Land Use Law ises known as Block 348.01, Lot 38 (formerly Locations in pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-70(c) which may Lot 16.01) on the Middle Township Tax Map be required, including, but not limited to, side was continued to an undetermined date, no- NJ • NY • CT • VT yard setbacks, front yard setbacks, rear yard tice of which shall be provided by applicant. No Internet? For Catalog Only setbacks and parking area setbacks; and The premises is also known as 571 Shunpike Call 800-842-5636 Road, Cape May Court House. 5. The Applicant may also apply for such variance relief, exceptions, waivers, permits, 9. The application of Nicole-Kirstie LLC for a Log onto RAINBOWDIRECT.COM enter code 2206 approvals or licenses that are deemed nec- variance to allow a single family home to have essary or appropriate by the applicant or the a height of 37 feet at the premises known as Board, which may arise during the course of Block 348.01, Lot 38 (formerly Lot 16.01) on the hearing process. the Middle Township Tax Map was continued to an undetermined date, notice of which RESPECT The application is now on the calendar of the shall be provided by applicant. The premises Isn’t it time you got more? Planning/Zoning Board of the Township of is also known as 571 Shunpike Road, Cape Middle. The initial public hearing has been set May Court House. • Company-provided CDL training for qualified candidates $ for Thursday, June 22, 2006 at 7:30 p.m. at 33 • $37,500-$60,500 (depending on experience) Mechanic Street, Township of Middle, Cape 10. The application of Petunia, LLC for pre- • Home Run program - 17 weeks off yearly 4 lines only 5 May County, New Jersey. Any person affected liminary major site plan approval for a ware- by this application will have the opportunity to house, shop and offi ce building, a variance Apply Online @ schneiderjobs.com present any objections to the proposed de- to allow 10 parking spaces, waivers: to allow Or call 1-800-44-PRIDE each additional line $1.25 velopment. However, the Board reserves drive aisle width of 14’; zero feet distance (1-800-447-7433) the right to exclude repetitious testimony. All from parking to building; 3 feet distance documents relating to this application may from parking to property line; and one foot be inspected by the public Monday through distance from off street parking entrance to a Friday, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and side property line at the premises known as Ads must be placed on-line at 4:30 p.m. in the Offi ce of the Board, Zoning Block 1414.01, Lot 39 (formerly Lot 16.02) on EOE M/F/D/V and Land Use Control Division, 33 Mechanic the Middle Township Tax Map was continued Street, Township of Middle, Cape May County, to the Board’s June 22, 2006 meeting. The www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com New Jersey. premises is also known as 4 Diamond Street, Rio Grande. Jeffrey P. Barnes /s/ to receive special rate Jeffrey P. Barnes, Esquire Memorializing Resolutions concerning items Stefankiewicz & Barnes, LLC 1.A. through 1.E. are on fi le with the Middle on behalf of Applicant Township Clerk’s Offi ce and the Middle Town- Dated: June 1, 2006 ship Zoning Offi cial’s Offi ce at Middle Town- Here time is spent relaxing and being close to nature! Ads received in person, by fax, email or ship Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Situated in a quiet seaside community overlooking Chincoteague Bay, 1x Fee=$42.53 06/07/06 Court House, New Jersey 08210. Memorial- Sunset Bay is a brand new private residence offering unparalleled ______izing Resolutions for items 2. through 10. will scenic bayfront views, only minutes from the phone will be charged regular rate NOTICE OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY likewise be fi led upon their passage. Assateague Island National Seashore. PRICES STARTING FROM $399,900 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD David L. May, Secretary Middle Township Planning Board

EQUAL HOUSING The following actions were taken by the Plan- OPPORTUNITY ning Board of the Township of Middle at a 1x Fee=$94.44 06/07/06 meeting held on May 9, 2006: ______MIDDLE TOWNSHIP www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 1. The following Memorializing Resolutions ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 4001 Main Street, Chincoteague, VA 23336 • 757-336-1515 were passed: www.sunsetbayvillas.com (Page 73 Please) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 73

Spout Off *** *** (From Page 49) People who walk their dogs must have a bag with them to Where is the Cape May West Cape May, phony bolonies. Phony bolonies is a better clean up after them, and the dogs are not supposed to be off of Taxpayers’ Association? Why PUBLIC NOTICES term than I wish to use, especially for the mayor. The last three the leash running around. The people are talking to the neigh- are they supporting this Wash- (From Page 72) The members of WC & FR, LLC, are: years of the mayor’s previous administration she fought every bors or people they see and not even paying attention to the dog ington Street Mall project? I NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION 1. Wayne Cimorelli – 50% Member penny and every dime that anybody wanted to spend and she taking a dump three feet away from where they are standing, thought one of the issues that FOR DEVELOPMENT 116 Oak Avenue, Island Heights, NJ 08723 is spending money like a drunken sailor and no one stands up and then they walk away. When you walk down to the beach on the Taxpayers’ Association Applicant’s Name: Robert & Linda Howey to her. I just don’t get it. Village Road, there is nothing but dog messes there. Where are was working on was improv- Address: 101 Eldredge Avenue, Del Haven, 2. Frederick C. Rolle – 50% Member NJ 2913 Sabolwood Court, Del Ray Beach, Fl. —West Cape May the police to enforce the codes? ing the lines of communica- Owner’s Name: same 33445 *** —Villas tion with the City of Cape Address: same Subject Property - Street Address: same The member of 3501 Associates, LLC, is: I also live in the Lions Center, and want to answer the per- *** May. There was no commu- Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 438 1. The Morey Organization, Inc. – Sole Mem- son talking about collecting door to door for a good cause. That If Congress and Murtha were to speak out against eternal nication on this mall project. Lot (s): 23 formerly 11 ber good cause happens to be for ALS, Lou Gehrig’s Disease. I am life, their fellow Democrats would approve. If President Bush We the taxpayers were kept in PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 13th day 3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260 that person collecting this and I do not have to go door to door. were to speak out in favor of the black plague, the Republicans the dark, and the presentation of July, 2006, at 7:00 PM, prevailing time, at the Middle Township Municipal Building, locat- The stockholders of the Morey Organization I have a big sign downstairs telling people about giving for ALS would applaud. Our politicians seem to be under absolute robot was made immediately before ed at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape May are: if they wish to. God bless them. Those that don’t want to don’t control of their party leaders. They have no personal morality. it went to council for vote. Court House, New Jersey 08210, the Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjustment will 1. Will Morey – 36.28% - President have to. My name and my apartment number is on the wall and What ever happened to “We the people?” The people appeared This is not an example of good hold a hearing on the application for develop- 8500 Bayview Drive, Wildwood Crest, NJ I don’t go door to door. The people and neighbors here are very in the Pennsylvania election recently, it could happen, and then communications and the Cape ment of the undersigned. Applicant seeks all 08260 required approvals and relief so as to permit generous. The one that complained, I don’t know what’s wrong God could have really blessed America. May Taxpayers’ Association construct a wood framed sunroom (20’x14’) 2. Janice Morey - .21% but probably doesn’t want to give and had to say something. I —Stone Harbor should not be supporting it. on the rear south side of the home; west side 8500 Bayview Drive, Wildwood Crest, NJ will be located 12’ from property line and 4’ off 08260 feel sorry for her *** —Cape May the southwest corner of home at the subject —Cape May County Before the City of Wildwood commissioners settle the po- *** premises noted above. Specifi cally, the fol- 3. Jack Morey 36.28% - Vice President lowing variances and approvals are sought: 112 Ibis Lane, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 *** lice contract, they should drive through the parking lot and It looks like the city did to construct a sunroom on the rear yard to be 4. Karen Morey - .21% To all of the Democrats who seem so intent now on bash- look at the vehicles they’re driving — Hummers, Porsches, Ca- some underground street located 8’ from the property line. 112 Ibis Lane, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 ing Mayor Craig of Lower Township, here is something for dillacs. I don’t think they are too low paid if that’s what they’re work at some Central Av- A copy of the said application and accom- you to ponder: a few names come to mind and a few positions. driving. enue intersections between panying documents will be on fi le with the 5. Barry I. Gehring – 20.20% Secretary of the Middle Township Zoning 200 West Denver Avenue, Wildwood Crest, Namely, our Attorney General who is a Democrat who has had —Wildwood the grass plots several weeks Board/Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, NJ 08260 her driver’s license suspended on numerous occasions and had *** ago. Since they neglected to during normal business hours, in the Middle Township Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Mu- 6. Dana Gehring - .73% bench warrants issued for her. Another name comes to mind Joe Zelnik’s column on May 31 was a gem, and I agree with pave the areas where they did nicipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, 200 West Denver Avenue, Wildwood Crest, called Kennedy, who says he was driving at 2 a.m. with his suit Bob Lovell’s letter. the work we now have major Cape May Court House, New Jersey, by all in- NJ 08260 terested parties at least ten (10) days prior to on and when he crashed his car he blamed it on his sleep-aid. —North Cape May potholes when trying to cross the said hearing. Further, any interested party 7. Geoff Rogers 2.37% If you believe that, I have some ocean front property in Minne- *** Central Avenue. It would sure may appear in person or by attorney at said 113 East Myrtle Avenue, Wildwood Crest, hearing and participate therein in accordance NJ 08260 sota I’d like to sell you. I also remember the incident in Chap- Well, I saw immigration on the Wildwood Boardwalk. For be nice if they fi xed the street with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning paquiddick so don’t go throwing stones; look at the Democratic what it was worth, the police rode up and down twice and before I need another front- Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- 8. Will Barrett Morey - .78% quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. 8500 Bayview Drive, Wildwood Crest, NJ Party in the mirror. never even got out of the car as far as I could see, and did not end alignment. 08260 —North Cape May ask anyone for ID or papers. Great job guys. If you don’t want —North Wildwood Robert & Linda Howey 9. Barry I. Gehring, custodian for Jacklyn, *** to do the job, I’ll be glad to help. Every year people work here *** Applicant Cooper, Lucas and Trevor Gehring - .60% in the aggregate To whoever found my daughter’s birth certifi cate at Marl- without a working Visa while our paychecks are one-third less We don’t need a crystal ball 1x Fee=$26.73 06/07/06 200 West Denver Avenue, Wildwood Crest, boro Farm and Garden Market, I’d like to say thank you very after taxes. It’s just not fair. to tell us that the mayor of ______NJ 08260 SPEC. #43 much. —Wildwood Sea Isle City is the problem. RES.# 359-06 10. Jack Morey, custodian for Jordan and —Green Creek *** All we have to do is to look #91-CPC/AC-REGIONAL-CPS Zachery Morey – 1.56% in the aggregate 112 Ibis Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 *** Congratulations to the boys and girls of the Flash Soccer how he runs his family-owned My child attends a daycare, which is right next to the auto- Team. You guys played great this season. business. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Any information concerning the qualifi cations BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS of the above current members or individuals detailing place on 47 in Green Creek. Everyday when I drop —Lower Township —Sea Isle City CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY shall be communicated, in writing, to Janet H. my daughter off, I see trash up and down their driveway. I do *** *** NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED Harkins, Clerk, City of North Wildwood, 901 not want my daughter playing where there is trash thrown all Bob Lovell’s letter to the editor is a gem. His warning about Pinelands, how come it’s PROPOSAL ADDRESSED TO STEPHEN Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260. O’CONNOR, CLERK OF THE BOARD, WILL around. Please, someone needs to clean that up or actions will suicide bombers on American soil is frightening, and makes all OK for some people to plow BE RECEIVED UP TO 2:00 P.M. PREVAIL- JASON C. MANDIA be taken. the wimpy concerns about privacy (telephone intercepts) down trees, and yet we ING TIME ON JUNE 20, 2006 AT WHICH TIME THEY WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED Attorney for Applicant —Middle Township seem meaningless. I also like the truth in Dan McNeill’s letter. bought property and can’t AND READ IN THE ADMINISTRATION Stone Mandia, LLC *** The slanted New York Times would never print his unbiased build on it. Yet we see people BUILDING, 4 MOORE ROAD, CAPE MAY 685 Neptune Boulevard COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY, FOR THE Neptune, NJ 07754-0846 Once again, concerning the damage being done by chil- intelligence sources. The global ideological threat to our liberty plowing down trees in the FOLLOWING: (732) 774-0800 dren at Delsea Woods Mobile Home Park: The management and national security must be met with persistence. I abhor the same general location. Tree 2x Fee=$104.49 and concerned homeowners have spoken to the parents of un- idea of quitting because the fi ght is hard. frogs yea right. It’s green but FURNISH AND DELIVER ROCK SALT TO 06/07, 06/14/06 THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND RE- ______ruly kids. The response from the parents was always the same —Stone Harbor it doesn’t hop. GIONAL CO-OPERATIVE AGENCIES NOTICE “Go to h___.” Like Middle Township Police don’t have enough *** —Woodbine PROPOSAL FORMS, INSTRUCTIONS TO Borough West Wildwood Planning Board to do? Call and let them reprimand these kids? DYFS is the As a taxpayer, I would like to know why a street sign was put *** BIDDERS, SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER BIDDING DOCUMENTS MAY BE EXAMINED Notice is hereby given to all persons that a answer as it shows neglect by the parents since they can show up by the township for a new development on Seashore Road, It’s time to get a new may- OR OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE Public Hearing was held on May 8, 2006 at the parents fi nally what responsibility really is. when it’s the developer’s obligation to do this. Or is it because or — one who cares about COUNTY PURCHASING AGENT, EUGENE which time the following Resolutions were Me- A. SICILIA, DURING NORMAL OFFICE morialized and the following action taken. —Green Creek the person in charge of the signs happens to live in the new the people who live here and HOURS AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS. Resolution 06-06 Resolved that the applica- *** development? More fraud that the already overtaxed people of the problems that they have THE BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO tion of David Tomes and Phyllis Tomes, for Another Sea Isle City fl im fl am in the making — the Sea the great township of Lower have to pay. and to address them. Not be REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS IN property located at 646 W. Glenwood Avenue, Isle City School is considering free tuition for its staff. Isn’t it a mayor just at the time of re- WHOLE OR IN PART AND TO WAIVE SUCH West Wildwood, Block 119, Lot 5, for use —Erma INFORMALITIES AS MAY BE PERMITTED variance be approved with compliance ap- interesting that so many people who work in Sea isle don’t live *** election. proval by New Jersey Construction Code and Does anyone know if there are animal shelters in need of BY LAW. CAFRA, to extent necessary. here? Why another freebie paid for by the taxpayers of this —Woodbine plastic containers to be used as food bowls for the shelter BIDDERS ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY city? Will the next thing be free tuition for those who work *** WITH THE REQUIREMENT OF P.L. 1975, C. Resolution 06-07 Resolved that the applica- for the city and can bring their children here? It’s give away animals? I would be happy to donate them. The City of Cape May is em- 127 (NJAC 17:27) AND, AND CHAPTER 33 tion of MHM & MAD, LLC, of 8 Grant Circle, OF THE PUBLIC LAWS OF 1977. Sewell, New Jersey 08080, for property time in Sea Isle City, come on down, get your freebies. The barking on a signifi cant cam- located at Avenue A, West Wildwood, Block taxpayers will take care of it for you. We are really in a bad —Wildwood Crest paign to increase tourism by STEPHEN O’CONNOR 104, Lot 15, for preliminary and fi nal subdivi- *** CLERK of the BOARD sion approval with hardship variances was situation. Close the school. It’s just another way of trying to spending millions in taxpayer approved with conditions. keep it open. Let’s see, there is a war going on in Iraq, gas prices are ap- dollars to upgrade the mall, DANIEL BEYEL proaching $3 per gallon, over 44 million Americans do not DIRECTOR of the BOARD Jim Letton —Sea Isle City and of course, to add parking Board Secretary *** have or cannot afford health insurance and illegal immigrants so that all of the newfound 1x Fee=$23.08 06/07/06 1x Fee=$14.58 06/07/06 Regarding the heat in Philadelphia — I can’t wait to get back are a major problem. These are some pretty bad things going tourists have a place to park. ______on, yet Sen. Bill Frist and the G.O.P. want to make which of CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING down the shore and go to my favorite water park and have a Even as these improvements DENNIS TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD couple of cold adult beverages. these items their top priority? None. They are more interested are being debated, the city has NOTICE in making English the national language and banning gay Please take notice that the undersigned has —Philadelphia instituted a policy whereby Alcoholic Beverage Control fi led an Application with the Dennis Township *** marriage. These are serious times and we need serious people people (tourists, residents, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that application has Planning Board which requests one year ex- How are North Wildwood’s fi re inspector, code offi cer and to fi x these problems — not worry about trying to rally the and employes) can’t park on been made to the City of North Wildwood tension of fi nal approval of previously fi led site conservatives. for a Place-to-Place Transfer of the inactive plan and all other variances and waivers that builders keeping their names from being named for their part some streets at certain times Plenary Retail Consumption License # 0507- may be required on the premises located at in the condo violation? Buyer beware. —Cape May County so the streets can be cleaned 33-025-007 owned by Boardwalk Hospitality, Dennis Township, Township of Dennis, Cape *** May County, New Jersey, and designated as —North Wildwood Tell me, who designed the colors of the Sea Isle City wel- twice a week. Separate from LLC, to the premises located at 2501 Board- Block 244, Lot 4 on the tax map of the Town- walk, North Wildwood, New Jersey. Board- *** come sign? Or, is it just a primer on there now? It is dull and the fact that cleaning streets walk Hospitality, LLC, offi ces are located at ship of Dennis. It is disheartening to see the county freeholders arguing dreary. Sorry, but it’s ugly. twice a week may not be the 3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ. A Public Hearing has been set for June 22, 2006 at 7:00PM at the Township Municipal with Mr. Taylor on a regular basis. Prosecutor Taylor is trying —Sea Isle City most fi scally prudent decision, The names and addresses of the members Building, 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, to hire more people to make the county safer against drugs. *** why would Cape May want to holding more than 1% of the shares of said New Jersey, at which time the public may ap- company are as follows: pear and present any testimony on the grant- Freeholder Beyel made a comment at the past hearings “It’s a What a joke the hearing for our taxes was. First, when exacerbate an already critical ing of the application. sad commentary that he’s unable to be a productive member of they call you up after waiting over two hours, they ask you why parking shortage by reduc- MCR CONCESSIONS, LLC – SOLE MEM- A copy of the said application and documents BER are on fi le in the Offi ce of the Planning Board the board,” said Mr. Beyel. Unfortunately, it seems to me, it’s you think your taxes are overpriced. (Well I think we all know ing available parking? More 3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260 Administrator, and are available for inspection a shame most of the freeholders are not able to be productive the answer to that.) Then they tell you out of fi ve compatibles importantly, why would they in said offi ce at 571 The members of MCR Concessions, LLC, Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ, between members of this freeholder board. I think the reason for that that only two were good because we had to have them with want to harass the very same are: the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:30 PM on regular is because they are all fi ve of the same party and there is no properties sold before Oct. 2005. We weren’t told that when people they’re trying to attract 1. WC & FR, LLC – 50% Member business days. checks and balances at all on the Cape May County all-Repub- we fi led. Then the tax assessor used two of his own compat- by making them move their 3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260 Peter Fricano lican Freeholder Board. It’s extremely important for us to have ibles that sold for well under our assessment which were the cars two times a week or get 2. 3501 Boardwalk Associates, LLC – 50% Applicant a safe county. I trust Mr. Taylor is trying to do the right thing same type of property. I learned one thing; it all depends who ticketed? Member 3501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260 1x Fee=$15.80 06/07/06 by hiring enough employes to stop the drugs in this county. I you are in this town. —Cape May ______applaud him for sticking up to and fi ghting against the county —North Wildwood *** freeholders who seem to have their own private agenda. *** Why should the paper say —Stone Harbor I spent time in Cape May during Memorial Day weekend, the mayor comes through? *** and this fi rst weekend in June. I was also in Wildwood this It was the Veterans of For- weekend. Things seem pretty quiet. Motels in prime locations eign Wars that purchased the I am so happy be an American and a Cape May Countian, have vacancy signs and there is plenty of parking along the chairs for the handicapped. however I feel the schools are going too far when they are beach. Where are all the tourists? The weather is beautiful, so The mayor for too long has stressing the children have to learn Spanish and other languag- that is not scaring them away. The tourists just aren’t here. been getting credit for things es. When I was a kid in school and graduated in 1940, I was —Cape May Beach that volunteers do for the city. forced to learn how to speak, read and write English. English *** —Sea Isle City is the language of our country. I feel when you are in Rome, Come visit the dirt bike and quad capitol of Middle Township *** you do as the Romans do. I feel the immigrants that are here in — Oyster and Honeysuckle roads. I have been serenaded by Let’s not wait any longer; this country should have to learn to speak, read, and write Eng- the lovely loud hum of these dirt bike warriors for most of the we need to re-start Crime lish. I recently received my bill from JC Penney and the entire day. Any future homebuyer would be extremely foolish to even Watch. The police are over- bill was in a foreign language, I believe it was Spanish. The think that this is a quiet lovely street. stretched; county detectives only thing that wasn’t foreign was the total amount that was are overworked. Let’s take HomebuyersHomebuyers are are due; I have no idea what the purchases were because it was all —Court House back out quaint little town. in Spanish. I deeply resent having to receive this kind of bill- *** —Middle Township ing from a company as big as JC Penney. If they cannot follow What’s the deal with the new Acme in Wildwood with *** through with the American tradition of speaking, reading, and parking? Why are there unattached trailers on Bennett Avenue I live in the 21st Street area, writing English then they will no longer have my business. and loads of trucks waiting to deliver? The parking spaces used and I wonder why the dump- —Lower Township by the trailers should be for the employes. This is unfair to the ster lids don’t get closed. The *** surrounding businesses like CVS and Mulligans. At the plan- paper and other material blow Congratulations to the Morey’s for the fi ne project with the ning board meeting, Acme stated there would probably be no all over the area. There must onon thethe Ocean Oasis Water Park. I’m happy to see that this is a great more than four trucks waiting to deliver. Well right now there be a law against not closing tourism project and also for the residents to use. Those who are 12, many double-parked all over the place, blocking the the dumpster lids. If not, there are opposed to this project should not live in glass houses when street behind Acme and Bennett Avenue. How about giving the should be. ClassifiedsClassifieds they cast their stones. Bennett Street residents a break? —Avalon —Cape May County —Wildwood 74 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Our Readers Write Dennis What Is Long-Term Teacher Is Plan for Wildwood? Thoughtful To The Editor: To The Editor:

As a visitor to the Wildwoods for many years, I have recently I am writing in response to observed that lights are no longer shining as brightly. Most cer- Christine Cote’s May 17 article tainly the Wildwoods needed a bit of sprucing up but the current about Dennis Township teacher trends should have every business owner and lifelong tourist very Rachel Laird. concerned. I would like to let your read- Year after year, we have all heard of the endless promises of future ers know what a wonderful prosperity and economic development. The promises of Wildwood teacher Laird is. My husband as a return to an economic boom town are just around the corner and I met Laird two years ago if we once again believe the local offi cials. Seems to me we have when she was our son’s fi rst heard this all before. grade teacher. Laird is our For anyone who has been paying attention, we all know that the daughter’s teacher. I am the bad ideas of the past have resulted in nothing more than economic room mother for Laird’s class and fi nancial fi ascos. The Holly Beach Station plan destroyed a and also volunteer in school on wonderful business district on Pacifi c Avenue. a weekly basis. Now they are back with the wrecking ball and another bad plan, I can tell everyone Laird is a this time to embrace the “condo craze” that is sweeping the island. kind, caring, thoughtful teacher, Our local leaders, hand in hand with developers, have let this latest and her students learn a lot. plan run completely out of control leaving a devastating path of Laird has continued to teach destruction to the very fabric of the community. Those who love her students and do her usual the Wildwoods are left standing in disbelief as one landmark after fun activities for her students another is turned to rubble. Our Readers Write as well as the parents every day Our very best lifelong business owners and property owners are throughout these accusations. being driven from the Wildwoods by the outrageous increases in As I stated in a letter to the property tax acessments all being fueled by the “condo craze.” Middle Teacher Is ‘Valuable Asset’ school dated June 16, 2005, The willing participants in this dastardly deed are the Cape May To The Editor: their school work and their band program, he and Laird is an asset to the Dennis County Tax Board which, along with local offi cials, gleefully hides its the kids rose above it all and put on a performance Township school. cavalier attitude behind the banner of change and how we should On May 22, we attended the Middle Township that would take your breath away. all look forward and not back. Middle School concert. I would like to say what His dedication, his high expectations, his moral KRISTINE AND PAUL I think we have all heard this before. They have no respect for a great job all the kids did in light of the fact that and social values and his love for the Lord are GENTILINI the folks who have built the Wildwoods into a national destination it was cancelled from its original date, and some all things that show through. He clearly loves Ocean View with returning families generation after generation. of its members had just come back from Florida what he does and that love, along with respect, The offi cials of the Wildwoods are betraying the citizens who that very day. is returned to him by his dedicated students, have elected them along with the loyal tourists who love the island. They did an outstanding job performing. I want evidenced by the fact that they keep coming back The offi cials at best have their heads in the sand and are out of to especially give thanks to Richard Sterling. My even after they have left the middle school to see LETTER POLICY touch with reality. We should all be alarmed as the uniqueness of daughter has been under his direction for the last and visit with him. Herald Newspapers wel- the Wildwoods is under attack: three years in band and I am proud that she has had I would like to thank him for his never ending comes letters to the editor • The fabulous heritage of the ’50’s architecture is being de- that honor. She will truly miss seeing him every dedication and the hard work ethics he instills on matters of public interest. stroyed at a breath taking fever pitch. day, but he will most certainly always be remem- in his students. I hope Middle Township Middle Preference will be given to • Boring cookie-cutter, look-alike condos are being built at a bered by her as one of the most positive infl uences School realizes what an extraordinary and valu- letters submitted exclusively rate that exceeds demand. in her life during her time at middle school. able asset they have in Richard Sterling and con- to this newspaper, signed with • The Boardwalk, what’s left of it, has been left to deteriorate, He consistently puts out exceptional perfor- tinue to enable him to do what he does best. name, address and daytime looking shabby, less vibrant, with only a few key businesses to mances with his kids. Even when the school tried phone number for verifi cation. hold it together. to dismantle his music program and give the chil- DONNA A. DONAHUE Maximum length is 600 words. • For sale signs everywhere. dren a hard time for trying to be dedicated to both Court House Deadline is Thursday 5 p.m. The entire community of the Wildwoods must take a stand now before it’s too late. It’s time to tell the local offi cials we have had enough. Enough bad plans. It’s time for the local offi cials to answer the hard questions. What Freeholders Stuck in the 80s (Page 75 Please) Pay Hikes Won’t Solve More County Crimes Publisher Art Hall’s column will resume when he returns from By JOE ZELNIK freeholders — have been dissipated by the attempt to raise the pay vacation. of a staff that is hardly collecting food stamps. County Prosecutor Robert Taylor is like the guy at the craps I have secret photos of prosecutor staff members down on their Quotes From the Bible table who rolls three sevens in a row and should have quit while knees thanking the Almighty for their jobs and benefi ts. “The fool says in his heart, ‘There is no God.’” — Psalm 14:1 he was ahead. Taylor has relied largely on statewide salary comparisons to justify Much of the general public probably had empathy, even sympathy, the pay hikes he wants for his people. It is for his arguments that his offi ce was overworked and underfunded a point, but I doubt it will carry the day with due to freeholder neglect. Judge Todd. It looks like Taylor has rolled box Crime is up, drugs are escalating, and there are new responsibili- cars, not a seven. ties to do with homeland security and Megan’s law. The Legislature and the courts have held And the freeholders have been stiffi ng that offi ce for years, the that freeholders are responsible to fund a Published Every Wednesday way they have been looking the other way on all sorts of issues, prosecutor to the extent necessary for him to by the whether it be the refusal to stockpile potassium iodide tablets, to do his job properly. It is easy to understand SEAWAVE CORPORATION make use of the dormant Viola Naylor house, to repair the deterio- staff, equipment and space needs. But there is little indication additional pay hikes will ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher rating county zoo. The list is endless. So Taylor fi led a legal action — called Bigley — that asked the affect performance. JOSEPH R. ZELNIK, Editor court to order freeholders to allocate money to hire more people, In addition to that philosophical point, ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Assistant Managing & Online Editor to equip them, and to provide additional space. Current quarters in which Judge Todd must ponder, there also are some pesky questions CAROLYN MEE, Community News & Specialty Publications Editor the old Jersey Cape Racquet Club, to which the Prosecutor moved to do with how the judge can get involved with multi-year contracts “temporarily” in 1989, have been inadequate for years. since Bigley applies only to the current year. CAROLE MATTESSICH, Real Estate Editor Rather than let a judge decide these issues, and risk him giv- The freeholders — two of them, anyway, Dan Beyel and Jerry PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development ing away the store, as happened in Cumberland County last year, Thornton — managed to sound outraged last week at the prosecu- BENJAMIN N. HALL, Director of Online Applications the county negotiated an agreement with Taylor on those three tor’s Bigley challenge. Their comments were absurd. issues. Thornton said “all will suffer” because of Taylor’s actions. All RICHARD PLUCKER, Director of Integrated Advertising Taylor received in this year’s budget, funds for three additional the while he sat on a $16-million cash surplus. The county tax rate BETH HUBER, National Advertising Coordinator investigators, one additional assistant prosecutor, and two ad- — the main thing freeholders care about — will be reduced again TOM POHLIG, Manager of Art & Graphics ditional part-time secretaries. He and the county also agreed that next year, despite Prosecutor Taylor. Beyel charged Taylor with “lack of communication.” The opposite CAROLINE RANOIA, Online Administrator an independent organization — still to be named — will study the personnel needs of his offi ce. is true. Taylor offered several times to sit down and talk prior to P.O. Box 400, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 The prosecutor also got the equipment those people need. fi ling the Bigley action. The freeholders ignored him. Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 Finally, on the question of additional space, the county will have This freeholder board is stuck in the 80s, when Beyel and E-Mail: [email protected] an architect — still to be named — study that issue plus what’s avail- Thornton were fi rst elected. It shows little awareness of the ongo- able on the third fl oor of the courthouse, which Taylor is eying. ing changes in this county, some good, some bad. DEADLINES Acting Superior Court Assignment Judge William Todd retains This is not an age thing. Ralph Sheets is 74, but, presumably News & Photos ...... Thursday control of the recommendations that will come from the personnel because of a career in law enforcement, he knows the increased Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. and space studies. needs of the criminal justice system. That’s why he has not joined Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. There is little doubt there will be additional help and space for in the disparagement of the prosecutor’s claims. Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. the prosecutor, but it will be distributed over several years, to This is the last term for Sheets and Ralph Bakley, a retired police Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon lessen the impact. offi cer, and it is a shame neither dares speak out, preferring silence ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2006, All rights reserved. First copy of this Taylor should have quit then. But he also insisted, and the to outspokenness. publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for county is adamantly opposed, on reopening fi ve multi-year collec- The people in this county get the government they vote for. the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave tive bargaining agreements so that he can further raise the pay of Admittedly, they have had few opportunities to vote for qualifi ed Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. staff members he says have a higher work load and lower pay scale opposition to the status quo, whether from Republicans in a primary Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or from Democrats in the general election. or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave than the state average and most of the 21 counties. Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own And this roll of the dice — which will be decided by Judge Todd The proliferation of drugs in this county is of greatest concern. negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost — looks more like greed than need. The acknowledgement that the We receive so many reports of arrests for drug violations, one would of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in staff gets comp time for anything over 35 hours was a public rela- think the entire population of the county is trying to get high. which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right tions disaster. We like to think of our detectives having the persis- The locals are bad enough. Now the tourists are coming, and to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel tence of Columbo, not the time clock focus of Homer Simpson. not all of them are the Waltons. The prosecutor’s offi ce will have any advertisement at any time. All the good feelings that nonpolitical citizens may have felt for an its hands full. It will do its job with or without additional pay Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. embattled prosecutor — one lone Democrat against fi ve Republican increases. Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 75 Our Readers Write Say What? Pro Property Managers Are Needed To The Editor: with rising costs, which in my estimation was wrong. In 2025, Bar Codes for Everybody It seems as though the Bay Gardens II section of North Although yearly dues have been collected the overall By VICTORIA DAVIS But the problem was, stores, malls, toll Cape May needs to be run by “professional property management in many eyes of homeowners has been Last week, while cramming several booths, and all important buildings had management.” poor. more chapters of work in school, studying built-in scanners which picked up and Whereas they would collect the yearly association The common areas are in deep neglect with fallen like crazy for fi nals, and working every tracked the tattoo owners’ whereabouts; dues and see to it that the common areas were properly trees and dead debris that cause foul odors. Grass is only night of Memorial Day Weekend, I read in short, the government would have cleaned up spring and fall with the in between cutting cut the width of a 36-inch mower and that is it. Many a truly decent book. complete and total tracking of of the grasses. trees are dead and hollow, and tower 30 feet into the air. When I found time to do that, your location at all times. At the present, there is only a treasurer and secretary There are also dead branches and bushes which need to I have absolutely no idea. Prob- This book portrayed an impor- as others have resigned; due to age and-or illness. This be removed. ably when I was neglecting my tant issue — American people is a responsibility that no one seems to want to handle; In order to view a stop sign and move down the street law studies or lazily procrastinat- and their rights. How far will the after all they are paying taxes at the same time to live with your vehicle I have had to take my tree cutters to ing my geometry homework, but government go to invade peoples’ in the township and Lower does not want the overall reach the great heights to allow visual of the stop sign nonetheless I read a book that lives? There have been instances responsibility either. and “move ability.” really made me think. already in our history — the Yearly dues were lowered instead of increased to go One of the common areas off Fire Lane and Heron Way Those are the best kind of Watergate scandal, the Patriot is an overgrowth greater than eight feet tall. This area books — the ones that leave you Act wiretapping — that show N would look much better if the undergrowth were cut and to think about them for hours the government, in the past, has the trees allowed to grow and air to circulate. afterward. The kind of books not been above wire-tapping and COMPASS At the same time this same area was used by Brodesser that you pick up and don’t put down until illegal bugging. W E to place work trailers. In speaking with many people, it you’re done, even if you stay up super But how far will it go? What can we do POINTS... was not cleaned up properly. If this were cleared and late to fi nish it. The kind of book that to stop it? By AL CAMPBELL cleaned it could be a presentable place for common you re-write your ENTIRE fourth quarter This fictional story impacted my S area such as a small park with natural walkways and book report because you actually found thoughts. It cleared out my fi nals worries benches. an interesting read. and my softball season ideas and made “The weather really never gets hot until June 10,” This area backs many homes that I am sure would love Yes, I did that. But even though it took me think about what could happen. My my dad used to say. That means summer is but three to see much of it cut down so that fresh air could be had me three hours and another homework- generation, our generation, the teen-age days off, and we’ll know he was right when tempera- as well as sun light. fi lled night tomorrow, I did complete it. generation, needs to stand up and take tures soar and temperaments shorten. Additionaly, at the end of Tern and Osprey is a small The book was titled The Bar Code, control of government. We need to work Summer means the beach, and that means life- drainage pond that is not fenced in and small children by Suzanne Weyn. It took place in the towards making a difference, even a little guards. could fall into it. future, in 2025, and it portrayed a young difference, in our community. Young ladies used to swoon at those tan gents who A piece of equipment, called a bush hog, is what is girl of 17, Kayla, who lives in a world of I’m not saying that our government is go- sat atop wooden stands at water’s edge. Now, I suppose, needed to go in and clean out these areas for a more technologically advanced studies. ing to force tattoos onto our wrists anytime young men ogle some bronzed young ladies who sit presentable appearance of Bay Gardens II. Everyone living in 2025 was required, soon. I don’t think anyone would do that. atop those same stands. Where does the money go that is or has been collected? by the government, to receive a “bar But we do need to stand up for our beliefs Male or female, a lifeguard’s job That is a good question as it surely has not been spent in code” tattoo on their wrists. This tattoo and our rights, and protect those freedoms is one I wouldn’t want. the area in which we live. contained all vital information: drivers before it is too late. Age has nothing to do with it. I am sure if this type of a job were done once and con- license, I.D., medical records, school Davis, 17, of Green Greek, is a sopho- Even when I was half my age, or tinually kept up on a yearly basis it would be nice area. records, everything. more at the Technical High School. younger, the beach life never held LYNNE J. KERESTY-HERITAGE allure for me. Still, there are plenty North Cape May of people who have made a long- time summer job of being a guard, Exile from Trillville specifi cally on ocean beaches. What While the job may seem to hold (From Page 74) Hordes from the West Again fascination and adventure, sitting is the long-range plan for the Wildwoods? The fact is there on a wooden bench for hours on is none. The lack of leadership, bad decision making, and By NICK COLIN lies in obtaining a drink. Assuming one has end in the brutal sun would be tough enough. Imagine lack of accountability to the citizens is a formula for failure the audacity to bust through the hordes, how awful it must be on a foggy day, or when the wind once again, this time on a grand scale. The end result will The Avalon business district was which usually requires a bit of shoving and is blowing sand all around, or the undertow is pulling turn the “Wildwoods” into the “Deadwoods.” littered with “broken heroes on a last stepping on feet, the next step in getting bathers off in all directions. ROBERT A. MOCK chance power drive” come nightfall on the bartender’s attention. Those are the days when being a lifeguard isn’t all Turtle Creek, Pa. Memorial Day weekend. No, strike that. The best way to achieve this goal is by that much fun. There were no heroes striv- using an attractive woman or Shore towns are facing reality, coming to grips with More Opinions Page 76 ing for one last shot at great- two to lure the drink server. It the hard facts of housing for young guards. Not too ness, unless you consider those won’t work if the bartender is many generations ago, it was possible for several guards drunkenly gambling on lame a woman, but then again they to chip in, rent a house, and live the good life, at least Caper 10 Announces pick-up lines and stumbling tend to be a bit quicker and until Labor Day. around the crowded streets more focused anyway. How Forget all that. With apartment and house rents equal Scholarship Awards and jam-packed bars on the else would they maintain their to those of castles in Europe, the old is done. CAPE MAY — The Ca- for-profi t made up of Cape Seven Mile Island people on a sanity with the constant array Lifeguards’ pay scales can’t possibly be the reason per 10 Alumni Association May High School and “power drive.” of pick-up lines and demeaning why young men and ladies try out for the beach patrols. is celebrating its 13th year Lower Cape May Regional The scene really consisted comments? The Princeton had They could make more slinging grub at hungry tourists of existence this year by Alumni who donate $100 of “Zeroes and Blind Terrys” several locations to score a drink; in one of the many eateries around the county. Tips for awarding a record of 22 a year toward awarding under an “Empty Sky,” per- it’s just diffi cult to wade through wait staff personnel, mainly responsible for getting the scholarships. Over the scholarships to Lower Cape haps “Counting on a Miracle” the crowd. right salad dressing and “doneness” of steak for patrons, past 13 years, the Caper May Regional Seniors. or maybe just depending on a “Brilliant At some point, fresh air starts to appeal and pouring wine, will far outstrip a guard’s pay. 10 has been able to give One hundred percent Disguise” to fi nd “Love on the Wrong to the lungs. The sidewalks were scattered Municipalities expect the guard to be responsible for over $209,000 to Lower of all money is used for Side of Town” and to embrace and hold with smokers, most taking their best shot rescuing stranded swimmers, maybe perform cardio- Cape May Regional seniors scholarship awards. Caper onto their fl eeting youth and gratify their at scoring an after-bar date. Some just pulmonary resuscitation on a stricken patient, and be to help further their educa- 10 members simply pay “Unsatisfi ed Hearts.” wanted to ugly up their lungs some more, a good will ambassador to boot. tion. their yearly dues, no extra Springsteen song references aside, as if the overabundance of carbon dioxide Even if they work until Labor Day or a week after- This year Caper 10 work is required. No fund the Avalon and Stone Harbor bar scenes inside wasn’t enough. The line into the ward, and get a bonus for their devotion to duty, it scholarship winners are raisers, no time away from appeal to those seeking to avoid the bar stretched beyond Circle Pizza, a block doesn’t really pay what it’s worth. as follows: Brittany Altieri, home is required to enjoy uncontrollable rowdiness of some island away, even as closing time loomed. I’ve attended council meetings in shore towns where John Amenhauser, Edmund the rewards of helping a bars and the ever-present street thugs and Everyone had a different approach to residents demand their right to use the beach past Behrens, Paul Burgin, Mat- large number of students occasional violence that infi ltrate others. the busy Princeton scene. Lil’ Dave, as he Labor Day. Without protection of lifeguards, towns thew Carino, Alicia Di- find their college educa- Seven Mile Island is unique, a lot safer is called in my universe, is adamant about are justifi ably leery of allowing swimmers in the surf. Cola, Ashley Fowler, Brian tion. than the islands surrounding it. It’s nega- going out, enjoys several drinks before People get angry when “their” beach is closed due to Hrubos, Kevin Hrubos, The Caper 10 continu- tives come to fruition in minor ways that making the 10 block trek to the bar, and no lifeguard. Laura Kennedy, Thomas ally looks for new mem- lack the sheer viciousness and danger of then silently broods in the corner, while To nip potential litigation, towns simply close Maloney, Kelsey Mc Kee, bers. With about 200 the surrounding communities on such a cursing everyone in sight. beaches after Labor Day, when the weather is the best Terese Mitchum, Mariana members in good standing, busy weekend. At the other end of the spectrum there beach weather of the season, and the ocean tempera- Powter, Sarah Reeves, Wil- it is simply the more mem- The mayhem began Friday night. are Chef and Chef. Two surfer night owls tures are balmy. liam Revak, Michele Rob- bers, the more scholarships The streets exploded with trust fund who like to drink, pick up chicks, and keep By then, lifeguards are, for the most part, back on inson, Elle Rohana, Curtis awarded. “shoobies” unable to hold their alcohol. the night going well into the next day. They campus, cracking books, studying for occupations that Ross, Jaryd Tomlinson, Paul You can contact the Ca- Would these brats throw a tantrum when are classic locals, in a good sense, because will far remove them from the beach and into the Watts, Kyle Donohue. per 10 by calling 884- they realize that they can’t smoke inside they help to balance a town, overfl owing boardroom of some Fortune 500 corporation. The Caper 10 is a not- 7544. anymore? Would the outside area, desig- with rich preppies during the summer. Guards have to be in top physical condition, able nated for smokers, turn into a cluttered They are crazy fun and solid wingmen at to run like the devil, swim like a fi sh, and row like an mess, producing fi ghts, hit and runs, and the bars, who keep it real in a crowd of able-bodied seaman. They must know fi rst aid, ocean destruction? phonies. currents, when the next high tide will be, and what to There were only small crevices separat- Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, were put on green head fl y and jellyfi sh bites. ing the sweaty bodies lodged inside of the mirror images of each other as far as the At times, they must be able to dash down the beach Princeton Bar and Grill, which is the place size of the crowd. By Monday the hordes to join a frantic search for a missing swimmer. To keep to be from the 21 to mid-30s crowd in shrunk, patrons were fully spent and forced in shape for rescues, they will row into the surf, and Avalon or Stone Harbor. People crammed to recover before hitting the scene again. constantly keep an eye out for dorsal fi ns that might in, like crabs in a barrel, clawing to free There were no fi ghts or major accidents appear in zigzag motion on the surface of the water. themselves and to fi nd room to operate. It and the new Veteran’s Plaza survived any Although their skin will be covered to some extent, proved a daunting task to operate in such drunken shenanigans it may have endured. they are still exposing themselves to the sun’s harmful an environment. Some ended up going home with strang- rays, which may, in later life, cause skin cancer. Such Example: “Hey, honey what’s your ers, while others trudged through the mild future worries aren’t top priorities today. name?” with the response being “actu- late spring air, dodging sprinklers, eating Like young, brave pilots willing to risk it all to fl y a ally, I like guys with money, so you’re the piazza, and silently thanking God for “All fast jet, lifeguards will put such thoughts in the back of lame!” Voices don’t stand a chance in such That Heaven Will Allow” them to indulge their minds. Their job for this summer is to guard the an environment, but the bigger challenge in here in paradise. surf, and not let anything happen to swimmers. For that kind of job, they just can’t pay enough. So, Few are agreeable in conversation, because each thinks of what he intends to say than of to the guards on the stands this summer, I tip my ball what others are saying, and listens no more when he himself has a chance to speak. cap. Have a safe summer. François La Rochefoucauld 76 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 Our Readers Write Kids Need Helmets Middle Plan Is ‘Developer’s Wish List’ Drivers Need to Share the Road By CHRISTINE COTE we are number 11. Cape May National Wildlife Refuge – many of which, ac- To The Editor: If your child is riding a bicycle, do you Certainly nowhere near the 122 fatali- cording to the petition, ought to be annexed for growth know if he or she is wearing a helmet? ties in Florida or the 110 in California. But rather than preservation. On March 8, the N.J. Offi ce of Smart Growth held a Two news stories prompted me to 16 are still far too many. Although the master plan was passed by the planning public hearing in Middle Township on the municipality’s think about this issue, which has become Despite the tourist industry that fuels board in 2003, the township committee and mayor sum- plans for future growth and development – formerly called a moot point in my home now that my the economy for this area, most places are marily tabled it, keeping the long-outdated 1997 plan in an Initial Plan Endorsement Petition. The 60 citizens who youngest is 18. not bike or pedestrian friendly. Earlier this place. This inaction gave developers more time to fi ght came to speak out against the plan are to be applauded. Earlier this year, it became year a young woman was killed in over the last scraps of critical green infrastructure, from A municipal Petition for Plan Endorsement is supposed state law that children under Middle Township when she was aquifer recharge areas to scenic vistas and forests. to represent a blueprint for smart growth. It outlines the 17 must where safety helmets hit by a truck while walking to a Without municipal support, lands the refuge had planning steps a town will take in order to have sustain- when bike riding, skating or bus stop. hoped to purchase from willing sellers will continue to able growth in areas where development makes sense skateboarding. Before then, the NHTSA has listed five goals be paved over. These lands are keystones that will either and limit growth and protect land where preservation mandate only applied to those for changing the cycling environ- knit the refuge into an ecological whole, or fragment it is appropriate. under 14. ment to make it safer: for all time. Yet in Middle Township, offi cials are focusing solely Perusing my hometown news- • Motorists will share the The township’s petition, like its zoning, represents a on the growth side of this equation, rushing to designate paper on-line in central Jersey, I road. developer’s wish list. It is not a plan that protects and huge areas across the township for major development was delighted to see that police • Bicyclists will ride safely. enhances residents’ quality of life, affordability, or even projects that would allow as much impervious surface there have taken a proactive • Bicyclists will wear helmets. the smallest luxuries like salt-free drinking water. Offi cials coverage, or asphalt, as one would expect to fi nd in approach to enforcing this law. Not only • The legal system will support safe would have us believe it is a blueprint for smart growth, Hoboken. will they be handing out summonses for bicycling. to us it’s a blueprint for costly sprawl, traffi c-jams, and The proposed high-density centers would allow vast those in violation, kids who are sporting • Roads and paths will safely accom- endless seas of pavement. clear-cutting and developments made up of 80 percent helmets will get a ticket too, but theirs modate bicyclists. Residents should be equally alarmed that the Offi ce of asphalt. The center boundaries overlay vast natural areas will be for a free ice cream cone. Giving out free passes for ice cream is Smart Growth chose to deem this petition complete when that represent state-designated threatened and endan- I got my fi rst real bike from my grand- not on the list, but it does come in un- it lacks any substantive analysis as to how the proposed gered species habitat and wetlands. Indeed, much of parents when I was in fi rst grade and I der having the legal system support safe centers would comply with applicable environmental the township’s remaining upland forest would be razed loved to keep those chrome fenders shiny bicycling. regulations, or how the proposed growth would be accom- under the plan. with soapy pads that scratched my fi ngers But it’s clear that no helmet or bike path modated when ground water supplies are being drawn Offi cials are attempting to justify such urbanization by but got rid of that nasty rust. will prevent a tragedy if drivers are simply down faster then can be replenished. arguing that development will be discouraged elsewhere I still carry a scar on my knee decades not required to “share the road.” In the absence of strong oversight from the state to as a result of creating what amount to growth intensive after one of the fi rst times I came down I’m always aghast when I hear com- ensure compliance with environmental protection re- community sacrifi ce zones. Yet in the absence of mecha- the railroad bridge that led to my part of plaints about cyclists impeding traffi c in quirements, municipal blueprints for sprawl will quickly nisms to transfer or reduce growth potential out of the town down by the bank of the Millstone Cape May. move from the drawing board to our backyards. remaining, outlying environmentally-sensitive areas, this River. Our side was longer and steeper and With the price of gas, everyone should To view the proposed centers visit our website: www. petition merely incites massive population growth that riding down it was a rite of passage. be encouraged to drive less and walk and littoralsociety.org already stressed water-supplies, natural systems, and Well, I got up my courage and took bike more. But the question remains how MATT BLAKE taxpayers may simply be unable to bear. the plunge but didn’t negotiate the left to do it and feel safe. It’s not just our main Bridgeton The petition and the growth plan it represents is in turn at the bottom of the incline smartly thoroughfares like Route 9 and 47 and direct confl ict with the township’s own master plan, enough to avoid the curb. It was my knee other state two-lane highways that are (ED. NOTE: The author is conservation coordinator which calls for down-zoning these critical lands from one that took the brunt since it hit the curb unsafe. with the American Littoral Society, a national, member- to three and 10 acres. and I was picking stones out of it the rest It’s the drivers who roar through neigh- ship-based coastal conservation organization based in Areas to be down-zoned were to also include the of the day. borhoods as if they were highways that put Sandy Hook with a Bridgeton offi ce.) congressionally-authorized acquisition boundaries of the It’s not that bike riding has gotten less all of us at risk, particularly our children. safe or that kids have become more dar- In addition to bike paths, I would like Christians Persecuted by Enemies of Morality ing that is the reason for the helmet law. to see municipalities put up bike friendly Quite simply, it is the increase in traffi c signs to discourage drivers from using To The Editor: us. Now the perfect can be dehydrated and starved to and the disregard of drivers that in this shoulders, often the only place to safely death because they use too much of our resources. state led to 16 deaths of cyclists in traffi c ride or walk. Relativity? Make no mistake, there is a right and wrong. On an old tombstone in Kolby Cemetery, Essex, are accidents in 2004. Perhaps more speed limit signs should You can’t steal someone’s apple because you want it. Why the prophetic words: That brings me to the other news item be posted to remind drivers that the speed did God give the Ten Commandments to Moses? “When pictures look alive, with movements free. that led me to this topic. Two girls were limit is not 40 MPH everywhere. Whether it is the DaVinci Code or a little off-Broadway When Ships like fi sh swim beneath the sea, hit by a car in Dennis Township recently But we do have to road proof our chil- musical called “Mary, like a Virgin,” Catholicism and When man outstripping birds, can soar the sky, by a driver who seemed to be in a hurry dren, just as we need to drown proof them Christianity are progressively being persecuted by the Then half the world deep drenched in blood shall to get out of town after the three-day so they can safely use our beaches. Unfor- enemies of morality. die.” holiday. tunately, I have seen youngsters taunting The Bible teaches that eventually good will be- Gen. Douglas MacArthur said, “History fails to Statewide, according to the National drivers from their bikes and not moving come bad. James Madison said, “We have staked the record a single precedent in which nations subject to Highway Traffi c Safety Administration from the center of the road without being whole of our political institutions on the capacity of moral decay have not passed into political and economics (NHTSA), we are not doing too badly. beeped over. mankind to govern themselves according to the Ten decline.(Sound familiar?) With 2004 numbers, which are the most I’d like to see an ice cream cone program Commandments,” so our forefathers knew the fallacy of “There has either been a spiritual awakening to over- recent posted on the Web, New Jersey started here. It would help parents who I turning from good to bad. come the moral lapse, or a progressive deterioration ranks just about in the middle with a total know from experience are battling kids Take one example; years ago someone found in our leading to ultimate national disaster.” of 731 traffi c fatalities. But where number who want the wind in their hair and don’t Constitution the “right” to destroy God’s greatest gift to On Oct. 13, 1917, a miracle was performed before of cyclists killed in accidents is concerned, want to be treated like babies. women, the ability to bear a child. We then rid ourselves 70,000 people with a warning of future disaster. of the responsibility for our own actions. It is time for Catholics, Christians and people of Today, that right includes full term abortions, and conscience to stop turning the other cheek and start Most Memorable Moments recently the right to “put down” our parents under the praying – hard. Good, Bad Advice from Marvin Perskie guise of mercy killing. EILEEN TROFI There goes responsibility of caring for those who raised Townsend's Inlet ED NOTE: These are two of a series of in Northfi eld and Marmora, where she articles on “most memorable moments” concentrates in the areas of matrimonial, by members of the Cape May County Bar real estate and probate law.) Research, Don’t Take Right Wing Talk as True Association. They fi rst appeared in the 100th anniversary issue of the associa- By ROBERT GARRETT To The Editor: Bush assassinated, he did what he should have done, tion’s newsletter, “Justice Matters.” he bombed Iraq. It was a proportional response to a In the Sixties, our Bar Association dues Dan McNeill’s May 31 letter tells me that he is so dastardly act. By CAROL GOLOFF covered the cost of the Christmas party misinformed it makes me wonder if the only channel Ahh, but there we come to the real reason that Presi- which was held annually at Neil’s Steak that he watches on television is Fox News. dent George W. Bush went to war with Iraq. “He tried Jeff April sent me to a calendar call House in Wildwood and since it was free, The 9-11 Commission, chaired by the former Repub- to kill my daddy, I’m going to make him pay” in 1987. it was always well attended. lican governor of New Jersey, Thomas Kean, found for If anyone cares to read the full, unbiased (the links For those of you who don’t know, a For many years, I played Santa and a fact that there was no connection between Saddam McNeill sited are right-wing-funded groups) reports calendar call is when every lawyer with a handed out the pollyannas. One year, Hussein and al-Qaeda. that I have used as my sources, can go to http://www. case pending on the civil list sits in a big Marvin Perskie directed me to a specially When there was a bipartisan commission, which Presi- gpoaccess.gov/911/ for the 9-11 full report (page 86 court room and answers READY or NOT wrapped present he said I had to deliver dent George W. Bush opposed until he was pressured to about Saddam) and http://www.cia.gov/cia/reports/ READY when the case is called. to Nate Staller and no one else. This was form it, I will tend to take its word over that of the Karl iraq_wmd_2004/ for the report about the lack of WMDs I was a lawyer for about … oh, 10 before Nate went on the bench. Roves and Vice President Dick Cheneys of the world. in Iraq. minutes. I had no idea that these two revered Second, Charles Duelfer, chief weapons searcher in Do not just take the word of the right-wing talkers “You don’t need the fi le,” he said, as members of the Bar had no great love for Iraq reported to Bush that Iraq had no weapons of mass (Rush, O’Reilly, Hannity et al). Do the research. You will he sent me down to the temporary court each other. destruction. None, zero, zilch. see that we basically went to war for no other reason house in Erma at the airport. I followed Marvin’s instructions, not Do I agree that Saddam was a bad person? Yes. Do I than to get revenge for someone trying to kill someone When I arrived, no one but one other knowing that Nate would receive an entire agree that the Hussein’s reign should have been toppled? else’s daddy. attorney was there. Judge Callinan asked dead fi sh, carefully wrapped so no one Yes. Should the U.S. have done it? No. if we were ready to start … the JURY would be aware until it was opened that When President William Clinton found out that Hus- RONN DAIGNAULT TRIAL! I asked for a few moments. it had been dead for several weeks. sein had tried to have former President George H.W. Shawcrest Island I called Jeff from the payphone in the Nate was furious and blamed the hall — this is before cell phones. I was joke on me. I don’t think I played Santa a wreck. again. Registrations Being Taken For Flood Warning System Jeff said, “When I was your age Marvin NORTH WILDWOOD to the police department. new method of remote teucci said the quicker Perskie told me, ‘Anyone can try a case (Garrett has been a member of the bar — Registration forms are Registrants will be noti- activation of the fi re alarm alert can send out the with the fi le!’” association for over 40 years. Originally now available for residents fi ed quickly of possible tidal system from the police message quickly with Well, I did win … (that’s another story) from Haddonfi eld, he now lives in Bees- wishing to participate in fl ooding or other emergen- station also will go into ef- the capacity of at least and little else has scared me since. ley’s Point and is the father of three grown North Wildwood’s new cies via a telephonic re- fect and will enhance the 200 messages every 30 daughters. He has praticed law since 1962 flood early warning tel- corded message when the telephonic notifi cation. seconds. (Goloff is an Atlantic County native and in Ocean City for 40 years. He has ephonic system. National Weather Service The registration forms The new program was and currently lives in Northfi eld with worked with former Congressman William The system for residents issues a warning. may be obtained at the authorized by Mayor Bill her husband and two children. A gradu- Hughes, Don Charles and former Cape in fl ood areas west of New city clerk’s offi ce or at the Henfey and the city coun- ate of Stockton, she studied law at the May County Prosecutor Stephen Moore, York Avenue will go into Previously, only a fire police department There cil through the services of University of Bridgeport and has been a and French Loveland, a name he said few effect soon after residents alarm was sounded, but is no cost to participating Global Connect Strategic lawyer since 1987. Formerly an associate may recognize today. A solo practitioner sign the forms, have them sometimes shifting winds residents Voice Broadcasting of Mays and partner with Jeffery April and Mary for two years, his practice is in probate notarized and return them obliterated that alarm. A Police Chief Robert Mat- Landing. Maudsley, she now has her own offi ces and real estate law.) Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 77

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2000 BLAZER CHEVY, 4 dr, 4x4, wagon, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, AM/FM stereo, cass, p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, cc, air, r/def, r/wiper, spoiler, alloy whls, rads, VIN#YK101975, $ Ford, Lincoln, Mercury Certifi ed Stock #18741A, 51,877mi. 10,995 75,000 MILE WARRANTY View our inventory at: www.kindleautoplaza.com 2003 XTERRA 2006 CHARGER NISSAN, 4 dr, 4x4, wagon, 6-cyl, ps, auto, pb, delay, tint, DODGE, 2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM radio, cass, CD, p/lcks, p/winds, r/def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlcks, p/sts, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo, p/mirr, cruise, a/c, spoiler, alloy whls, cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual rads, VIN#6H188562, STK#14781, 12,646mi. ..$19,995 2005 MARINER airbag, VIN#3C636675, $16,995 STK#225753A, 42,899mi...... 2006 DURANGO 2005 MOUNTAINEER DODGE, 4 dr, 4x4, wagon, 8 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM radio, cass, CD, $ MERCURY, 4-dr, 4x4, wagon, 8-cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM stereo, cass, alarm, keyless, p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, cruise, a/c, r/a/c, dual climate, 17,995 CD, keyless, p/dlks, p/winds, p/mirr, p/sts, cruise, a/c, r/a/c, dual r/def, r/wiper, tint, alloy whls, rads, clim, r/def, r/wiper, spoiler, alloy whls, rads, VIN#65103796, STK#14741, 15,222mi ...... $20,995 VIN#5U510480, STK#14717, 13,412mi...... $18,995 MERCURY, 4 dr, 4x4, wagon, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, delay, t/glass, 2006 FIVE HUNDRED r/def, p/winds, p/dlcks, p/sts, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo cass, CD, 2003 MUSTANG FORD, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM stereo, cass, CD, keyless, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, leath int, driver’s airbag, FORD, 2 dr, 6-cyl, auto, pb, ps, delay wprs, tint, r. defrost, Body Side p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, cruise, a/c, r/def, spoiler, alloy whls, rads, VIN#5DJ06993, STK#19647A, 32,300 mi. Moldings, p/winds, p/lcks, p/seats, AM/FM stereo, cass, CD, tilt, bucket VIN#6G1100357, seats, radials, alloy wheels, leather interior, STK#14755P, 19,342mi ...... $18,999 dual airbag 2001 MUSTANG GT VIN#3F435714, STK#14795, 24,125mi ...... $13,995 2005 MUSTANG GT FORD, 2-dr, 8 cyl, ps, auto, pb, delay, tint, r/def, bsm, p/winds, FORD, 2 dr, convertible, 8 cyl, air, ps, auto, pb, delay wipers, tint, p/lcks, p/sts, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo cass, CD, 2001 RANGER r/defrost, body side moldings, p/wind, p/lcks, p/seats, p/mirr, p/ant, tilt, cc, bucket/sts, rads, styled whls, $ FORD, 2 dr, pick-up, 6-cyl, ps, pb, auto, delay wipers, tint, r/de- AM/FM stereo, cass, CD, p/antenna, tilt, cc, bucket seats, radials, leath int, driver’s airbag, VIN#1F261331, 12,995 frost, p/winds, p/lcks, AM/FM stereo, cass, tilt, cc, radials, alloy styled wheels, leather interior, dual airbag, STK#401373A, 42,103 mi. wheels, driver’s airbag,VIN#1TB09287, VIN#5770566, STK#54995A,35,555 mi ...... $9,995 STK#67124B, 3,389mi ...... $27,999 2003 CENTURY 2002 HYLANDER 2000 LESABRE TOYOTA, 4 dr, wagon, 4x4, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, delay wipers, BUICK, 4 dr, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, delay wipers, tint, r/defrost, BUICK, 4 dr, 6-cyl, delay, tint, r/def, p/winds, p/dlcks, p/mirr, tint, r/defrost, body side moldings, p/winds, p/lcks, p/seats, body side moldings, p/winds, p/lcks, p/seats, AM/FM stereo, AM/FM stereo cass, CD, tilt, cc, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo, cass, CD, power antenna, tilt, cc, bucket seats, radials, alloy wheels, p/moonroof, cloth seats, dual airbag cass, tilt, cc, bucket seats, radials, alloy wheels, cloth seats, cloth sts, driver’s airbag, VIN#31287340, VIN#44296844, STK#600119A, 35,455 mi. VIN#20082973, $ STK#21944A, 27,013 mi...... $18,995 STK #649379A, 69,358mi ...... $7,995 10,995 2006 FIVE HUNDRED 2006 TAURUS FORD, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, delay wipers, tint, r/defrost, body side FORD, 4 dr, 6-cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM radio, cass, CD, keyless, moldings, p/winds, p/lcks, p/seats, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo, cass, 2005 p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, p/sts, split r/sts, a/c, r/def, spoiler, alloy CD, p/antenna, tilt, bucket seats, radials, alloy wheels, cloth seats, whls, rads, VIN#6A170917, dual airbag, VIN#147558, $15,995 STK#56G110357, 19,342mi ...... $17,995 EXPEDITION STK#14757P, 13,646mi...... 2006 STRATUS 2005 FOCUS SE XLT DODGE, 4 dr, 4 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM radio, cass, CD, keyless, FORD, 4 dr, wagon, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, delay wipers, tint, r/ defrost, body side moldings, p/winds, p/lcks, AM/FM stereo, FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, wagon, 8 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM radio, cass, CD, p/dlks, p/winds, p/mirr, cruise, a/c, tint, spoiler, alloy whls, rads, VIN#6N105519, STK#14775, cass, CD, cc, tilt, bucket seats, radials, alloy wheels, cloth seats, keyless, p/dlks, p/winds, p/mirr, p/sts, cruise, leath int, a/c, r/a/c, 12,947mi ...... $14,995 dual airbag,Vin. #5W115299, dual climate, r/def, r/wiper, tint, alloy whls, Stock #14746, 22,529mi ...... $12,995 rads, traction, VIN#5LA52367, $ Prices include all costs to be paid by the consumer except for license, registration and taxes. † Severity of credit situation may affect down payment, STK#14708, 22,109 mi. 21,995 APR terms, type of car and actual payment. Bankruptcies must be discharged. Job and steady residence req. Offer expires one week after publication. Dealer not responsible for typographical errors or omissions. Photos for display purposes only. 80 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers 7 June 2006

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