Herald Prayers Answered; Assumption Remains Open NEWS By LAUREN SUIT merge with St. Ann Church in Wildwood and last April, Galante has been met with protests would remain open only part of the year, under at his public appearances. DI GESTS WILDWOOD CREST — The Church of the the diocese’s original restructuring plan. On June 11, Assumption parishioners fi lled Assumption won’t have to close its doors in this A parish merger was one fate that some the sanctuary pews in an effort to show Galante borough at the end of the season. churches in this diocese face during a process that their parish is fi ghting to keep their spiri- On Guard Bishop of Camden Joseph A. Galante an- called “gathering God’s gifts.” The restructur- tual identity as many churches in the Diocese CREST HAVEN — County Health De- nounced Aug. 26 that Assumption would be ing is a response by the Catholic Church that of Camden are looking toward restructuring. partment tests of 69 ocean and bay recre- allowed to hold services through the whole has more parishes than there are worshipers, Outside, hundreds of parishioners walked ational sites Aug. 22 found 10 locations that year. priests, or money to sustain them. past members of other churches in the diocese exceeded the state-set limit for enterococcus The Church of the Assumption was slated to Since the restructuring plan was announced (Page A4 Please) bacteria of 104 per 100-milliter sample. Those readings dropped to acceptable levels since that date. For updated reports, call the hotline: 465-2422. Bathers are cautioned to swim at guarded beaches, which will be (Page A5 Please) Today’s Select Spout Off Is there any law about bike riders at night having to have a refl ector on their bike? People ride down Bayshore Road at night and you can’t even see them. They ride in the middle of the street. When I was growing up, if you didn’t have a light, you couldn’t go out. —Villas

Turn to Page A18 for more Spout Offs or log onto www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com to see them all! PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 44 No. 36 Copyright 2008 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. September 3, 2008 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 All Beaches Open, ’08 Season Closes, N. Wildwood Still Seeking Clues Backs ‘Opt Out’ By LESLIE TRULUCK Of Civil Service AVALON –– Beachgoers enjoyed the ocean from a distance Aug. 29, as lifeguards stood By LAUREN SUIT guarding the high water mark of the surf. Swimming was off-limits as the result of more, NORTH WILDWOOD — City Council this time different, pieces of medical debris passed a resolution Aug. 19 supporting legisla- that washed up along the borough’s coast tion that would allow municipalities to opt out that morning. As Labor Day weekend began, of the Civil Service System. offi cials worried about the safety of borough The system covers individuals who are beaches. hired on the basis of merit, which is proven The entire Avalon beachfront was closed by the use of competitive examinations. It also to bathers until noon Aug. 29 when Mayor involves the process of promoting and hiring Martin Pagliughi decided to open beaches from government employees based on their ability 32nd to 80th streets. Beaches north of 32nd to perform a job, rather than on their political Street remained closed until Aug. 30 as more connections. sweeps were conducted. Mayor Bill Henfey said that when Civil Debris recovered Aug. 29 is not consistent Service was originally created it was certainly with the medical waste that previously washed needed, but now it was time to move on to onto the Avalon beaches from Ninth to 24th Leslie Truluck something better. streets, Aug. 23-26. Anthony Cozzan, 5, of Avalon, tests kindergarten seat at Stone Harbor Elementary City Administrator Ray Townsend said the The Aug. 29 syringes was consistent with School. Most Cape May County opened today for the 2008-09 year. Cozzan was more system had provided a layer of protection to debris that was found in Ocean City on the excited to ride the bus than just about anything else. public employees. In today’s work environ- beach at 36th and 39th streets Aug. 28, forcing ment, Townsend said, unions and employment the city to close its beaches for safety inspec- practices have taken its place. tions. Sea Isle City's First Street, 47th to 52nd He called the Civil Service System “just (Page A33 Please) New Year, New Faces, New Software another layer of government” that was “out- dated.” By LESLIE TRULUCK For the 86 students enrolled at Stone Harbor Without the Civil Service System, munici- County, FOP Pen Elementary School, it is their fi rst day back palities would be able to hire new employees STONE HARBOR –– As aromas of Labor to school. However, teachers have long been (Page A4 Please) 4-Year Contract Day barbeques dissipate, they are replaced by preparing for the young faces seated before the familiar smell of new textbooks, crayons them. By AL CAMPBELL and pencils. Relaxed beach days become Educators attended a workshop Aug. 28 to ‘Let’s Share’ Say sparse as fall schedules dawn and the big yel- learn the school’s new On Course software, CREST HAVEN — Going to work can be low school buses circulate through borough which works as an electronic grade book to Cape May, Sea Isle tough; going to work in jail can be grueling streets today. (Page A6 Please) even on good days. By JACK FICHTER That’s how 67 employees in the Sheriff’s Department spend their workday; they are Geography Factors in Education Cost CAPE MAY — Following the resignation of correction offi cers and correction offi cer ser- Business Administrator Terri Nowotony effec- By JOE HART The other K-6 districts in this county Cape geants. tive Sept. 15, Cape May Elementary School May, ranked 56th, and Lower Township, Freeholders, on Aug. 26, approved a four- Board of Education is seeking to share a new COURT HOUSE — What is the cost to Cape ranked 34th, had per pupil costs of $16,264 year contract with those offi cers who watch business administrator with Sea Isle City El- May County residents to educate their 13,000- and $12,110 respectively. over an average 300-plus inmates at the Cape ementary School. plus public school pupils? May County Corrections Center, which was To judge education costs as this 2008-09 (Page A5 Please) (Page A6 Please) designed in 1981 to hold 180. school year begins, the Herald looked at two The contract was negotiated with Fraternal indicators — per pupil costs and tax rates. Per Pupil Costs in Cape May County Schools Order of Police Lodge No. 7. One local school district, the tiny elementary Union members voted 67-0 in favor of the school in Sea Isle City, was notorious last year $50,000 pact, which will become effective Jan. 1, 2009 for having the highest per-pupil cost of educa- and continue until Dec. 31, 2012. $45,000 tion in the entire state — $35,209, or nearly “They are going to experiment with 12-hour three times the state average. $40,000 shifts,” said Stephen O’Connor, county admin- The Avalon School District also had one istrator. Many police departments and correc- $35,000 of the state’s highest costs for taxpayers at tions centers are on such shifts, he said. Cost $29,793 per pupil. $30,000 (Page A7 Please) Both of these local barrier island schools $25,000 are K-8 districts with under 90 students.

Sept ember 3 - 9, 2008 $20,000 It's Inside. They had the two highest costs of 67 ranked schools in their category — K-8 with less than $15,000 400 pupils. With the exception of the Woodbine School $10,000 Dining, District’s cost of $10,016 per pupil, the $5,000 other county schools in that category were also Entertainment, among the state’s highest: North Wildwood’s $0 $19,094 ranked 62nd; Stone Harbor, $21,434, Shopping, 64th; and Wildwood Crest, $17,118, 57th.

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Index...See Page A3 62 K-6 districts in the state. Regional Cape Lower Districts Source: N.J. Department of Education A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 3 2008

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Required BUYING enthusiastic audience She said the commu- GOLD and Aug. 30 by committing nity should ensure chil- Competitive a $220,000 donation to dren get the education Buying ALL Sterling Silver Prices African American people the scholarship fund of GOLD COINS & Jewelry NEW HOURS Concerned Citizens of have fought for many years. SILVER COINS Wed. - Sat. Whitesboro, Inc. Winfrey said too many chil- (Broken or Not) (1964 and older) 11AM - 5PM She called it the “fi rst in- dren are “falling through stallment” of a $1 million the cracks because we let pledge to the scholarship them.” TURN YOUR GOLD INTO CASH fund. When Winfrey took As a child, she said her Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 the stage at the beginning father would drive her of an almost two-hour through the neighborhoods celebration, a cheer went of rich white people. Win- OPRAH WINFREY through the audience. frey noted there were a lot Winfrey was introduced of pretty houses in Cape cal, “if you don’t stand up but with God everything is by New Jersey Secretary of May County. for what you believe in, possible,” said Winfrey. State Nina Mitchell Wells She said she told her you might as well sit down She recited a few lines who said she was told father she would have and shut up.” from her starring role in when she took offi ce; the that type of house later in “Yes, we can move this the movie “The Color best part of her job would her life. county in a direction that Purple,” which brought be the people that she “I could see the possible creates a better future cheers from the audience. would meet. Wells called within the impossible,” for every single one of us Winfrey told how disap- Winfrey a “best friend and said Winfrey. because he cares about in- pointed she was when we confi dant to millions.” She thanked her grand- dividuals,” said Winfrey. she thought she did not get Winfrey said she was mother for teaching her She told the crowd they the role. in Whitesboro because of to read Bible stories and were “worthy of the great- After a time of prayer, her great love, respect and showing her there was est from that which comes she said she received a call admiration for Stedman a life beyond their front from on high.” from Steven Spielberg. Graham and his great love porch in Mississippi. Winfrey said her success “When you have done for the town where he was Winfrey said she had just came from her hand being all that you can do, don’t raised. Winfrey acknowl- come from the Democratic steadfast in God’s hand. fight it anymore, lay it edged Graham’s mother, National Convention in She said her morning down, don’t resist it give Mary Graham, for raising Denver. prayer is that she be used it up to the higher power, a wonderful family. She said Barack Obama in service for that which is said Winfrey. “What is to Winfrey said she and “was the one we have been greater than she. be for you, will be.” Stedman had many conver- waiting for.” She said while “I believe with educa- She congratulated the sations about Whitesboro she is normally not politi- tion all things are possible, (Page A4 Please) Task Force Targets Guns, Gangs, Drugs By JOE HART for drug trafficking into been targeting mid and Taylor said the county’s this county. upper-level drug dealers Narcotics Task Force reor- COURT HOUSE — The The Prosecutor’s Offi ce with gang connections,” ganized in March into the county wants to make it as identified areas in Wild- Prosecutor Robert Taylor Gang, Gun and Narcotics tough as possible on local wood, North Wildwood, told the Herald. Task Force following At- criminals involved in gangs, Middle Township, Lower In March, the Task Force torney General guidelines FISHERMAN’S WHARF, CAPE MAY guns or drugs. Township and Woodbine along with other local law and Gov. Jon S. Corzine’s The Cape May County as focal points in traditional enforcement agencies ar- Safe Streets Initiative to Prosecutor’s Offi ce applied illegal drug activity in the rested Arthur “Skinny combat street gangs and for a $160,000 grant to county. Man” Hoyle, a suspected gun violence. 609-884-3064 fund three investigators “Dealers in these tra- ranking member of the The Task Force works for its Multi-jurisdictional ditional markets are sup- Bloods street gang, on drug with the federal Drug En- www.thelobsterhouse.com Gang, Gun and Narcotics plying heroin, fentanyl, distribution charges after forcement Agency, N.J. Task Force. cocaine (both powder and a lengthy investigation. State Police and local law County freeholders rati- rock), ecstasy, prescription Hoyle remains in county jail enforcement agencies, Tay- fi ed the grant application legend drugs and mari- on $300,000 cash bail. lor said. at their Aug. 26 meeting. juana,” the application The Task Force also The three grant funded The grant includes $80,219 announced. conducts periodic sweep positions bring the total FISH MARKET in federal funds and an “The majority of violent arrests in targeted areas number of full-time Task $80,219 match from the crimes directly related to throughout the county. Force detectives to 11, but county. gang and drug activity in “Task Force personnel Taylor doesn’t want to stop According to the appli- Cape May County occur will continue to monitor there. Prices Effective 9/5-9/7 cation, Cape May County in areas surrounding the the arrests of specifi cally “We’re hoping to receive crime in general has seen open-air/street-corner targeted drug groups and additional funding in the a signifi cant increase over drug markets,” states the persons involved in related near future for a fourth new Fresh the past several years com- application violent crimes, in high drug investigator,” he said. pared to general statewide According to the Task crime areas, such as gangs The grant funds the de- $ decreases in crime. Force, there have been at and their associates, in or- tective’s salaries ($28,000 Salmon Fillet...... 6.95 lb. The application cites least 58 documented Blood der to measure the impact annually) plus facilities three county airports, two street gang, as well as sev- of drug enforcement in and necessary equipment, state highways, numerous eral outlaw motorcycle those areas and the affect Taylor said. $ commercial fi shing docks gang, members living in or on violent offenders,” the Contact Hart at (609) Conch Chowder ...... 5.50 pt. and the Cape May-Lewes based out of this county. Task Force’s action strategy 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Ferry as possible venues “The Task Force has indicated. [email protected] INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index Antiques ...... See On Deck September 3 - 9, 2008 TAKE-OUT SPECIAL Automotive ...... A38 Business ...... A 2 0 Classified ...... A27 Page A23 Please Dining & Entertainment ..On Deck Friday & Saturday 9/5 & 9/6 Fishing ...... A14 Herald Blog: Movies ...... A19 Obituaries ...... A33 A Tale from Twin Cities Opinion ...... A34 By Michael J. Donohue Real Estate ...... A23 Cape May County Republican Delegate, Attorney Religion ...... A22 Broiled or Fried Upcoming Events For more events see What’s On Deck calendar B23 - 25 Thurs. through Sun., Weekly Features Michael Donohue, writes his daily insights Sports ...... A16 Sept. 4 - 7 Roar to the Shore ...... B13 THE GRID ...... B23 - 25 $ Fishing Line ...... B18 - 19 Saturday, Sept. 6 Antiques ...... B20 Mummers’ String and impressions from the Republican National Spout Off ...... A18 Dining ...... B23 - 26 Band ...... B12 Sunurday, Sept. 6 Shopping ...... B21 Seafood Combo ...... Pizza, Pins & Coke .... B10 Recreation ...... B22 9.95 Convention in Saint Paul Minneapolis Sept. 1- Tides ...... See On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 4. His blog is accompanied by video entries. Travel/Trips ...... A28 Includes fillet of fish, deviled clam, What’s in the Wild- Read it on the Herald’s website: What's Cooking? ...... A11 woods in autumn? What's On Deck crab cake, shrimp & scallops And everywhere else www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com "Calendar" ...... See On Deck in the county? Read On Deck, inside and Served with Baked Potato or French Fries & Cole Slaw w Regional district off state’s dreaded “D.I.N.I.” list...... Page A9 at CapeMayCounty- w Herald.com. Sept.11 memorial ceremonies are scheduled...... Page A12 w Retired police lieutenant questions Middle’s director hiring. ..Page A37 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 Assumption (From Page A1) following have been appointed: the parish will be at St. Ann, it is Bishop’s protesting against a similar fate. Shouts of “God bless” • Father Thomas Barcellona and intention that the worship site at Assump- and “save our churches,” were heard as the crowd moved Father Edward Kolla have been named tion remain open year-round in addition inside the sanctuary. Priest Co-Conveners for the merger of to the summer and shoulder months Inside, parishioners, some standing with spouses at the St. Augustine (Ocean City), St. Frances specifi ed in the announcement of April 3. pulpit, gave impassioned speeches urging the bishop to Cabrini (Ocean City) and Our Lady of A fi nal determination regarding the use allow the church to continue under the one priest-one Good Counsel (Ocean City). While the of the worship sites will be made by the parish model. Many argued that their be harmful reper- parish will be located at St. Augustine, pastor and the parish pastoral and fi nance cussions of a merger with the neighboring church. it is Bishop’s intention that worship sites councils after the new parish is formally Nancy Pietropaoli, a resident and member of the at St. Frances Cabrini and Our Lady of established by decree. church for 20 years, told the Bishop how many seniors Good Counsel remain open year-round • Father Christopher Bakey has been in the borough walk to daily mass at Assumption, some- in addition to the summer and shoulder named the Priest Convener for the merger thing that won’t be possible if they have to go 42 blocks months specifi ed in the announcement of of Resurrection (Marmora) and St. Casimir into Wildwood. April 3. A fi nal determination regarding (Woodbine), which includes St. Elizabeth Driving, she said, would be their only option and called the use of the worship sites will be made Mission (Goshen). JUMP by the pastor and the parish pastoral and • Pending: The Priest Convener for the the parking at St. Ann’s “impossible.” Nicholas Nastasi, a parishioner who sat for seven years fi nance councils after the new parish is merger of St. John of God (North Cape as a trustee at the Church of the Assumption, said that formally established by decree. May) and St. Raymond (Villas) is to be if the parish was made to merge with St. Ann he would • Father Vincent Carpinelli has been determined. 4c named the Priest Convener for the “feel like a child of divorce, going nine months in one home to three months in another, trying to fi t in.” merger of Maris Stella (Avalon) and St. Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 The Council of Parishes of Southern New Jersey had Paul (Stone Harbor). While the parish will or [email protected] also “demanded and immediate halt” to the restructuring be located at Maris Stella, it is Bishop’s plan of church and school mergers and closings in the intention that the worship site at St. Paul Oprah remain open year-round in addition to the Diocese of Camden in response to Galante’s real estate (From Page A3) summer and shoulder months specifi ed dealings with Raffaello Follieri. residents of Whitesboro for refurbishing In March 2007, Galante sold his North Wildwood in the announcement of April 3. A fi nal determination regarding the use of the the baseball fi eld, getting sidewalks, build- townhouse to Follieri at a price of $400,000 and also ing a community center, and streetlights reportedly introduced him to several parish priests. Lauren Suit worship sites will be made by the pas- The Church of the Assumption, in Wildwood Crest, tor and the parish pastoral and fi nance and care for the elderly. Follieri, an Italian developer, headed the Follieri Group “Keep dreaming, Whitesboro,” said that acquired former church properties. He was charged will continue to hold services year-round. councils after the new parish is formally established by decree. Winfrey at the conclusion of her address. last month with money laundering and wire fraud. He A few lucky attendees got autographs was accused of exaggerating his ties to the Vatican to fool greeted by a small group of protesters that quietly stood • Father Michael Field has been named the Priest Convener for the merger of from Winfrey, who after her speech, was investors that his inside connections would enable him outside the church holding signs pleaded for the future waiting in a sport utility vehicle for a friend to purchase properties at discount prices. of their parishes or demanding Galante’s resignation. St. Ann (Wildwood) and Assumption (Wildwood Crest). While the location of to bring her some barbecued chicken be- The council maintains that many Catholics in the Galante has said that the protests did not affect fore she left the reunion. Diocese of Camden have been “skeptical of the motiva- his decision. However he said that he did consider Sturdy Savings Bank also presented tions” behind the Bishop’s plan to merge 96 parishes in information he did not know before the original April Civil Service a check for $5,000 to the Concerned (From Page A1) this diocese into 38. announcement. For instance, Galante noted the many Citizens of Whitesboro, Inc. Scholarship The mergers, the council said, “have raised questions elderly parishioners in Wildwood Crest that would have similar to private businesses. Additionally, Fund. based on the appearance that churches situated on valu- trouble traveling to St. Ann. an interested applicant won’t have to quit able real estate were particularly targeted for closure, Galante also announced, in an Aug. 26 release, the their current job before taking the Civil Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext even where such churches were fl ourishing both spiritu- appointment of 41 “Priest Conveners” who will help Service test. 30 or at: jfi [email protected] ally and fi nancially.” guide merging parishes through the reconfi guration. Townsend said that even without Civil The council questions what they call the Bishop’s “true The Priest Conveners are not replacing pastors, ac- Service, there would always be a level of motivation” for the restructuring plan. cording to the release, but will be working with exist- protection for municipal workers, due to According to Andrew Walton, spokesperson for the ing pastors, administrators and Core Teams made up of employment guidelines already in place. diocese, Galante was not aware he was dealing with a con leadership from the parishes that will merge in order to Henfey said that the city would benefi t ACCEPTED man until approximately two months after he fi nalized create the new parish. In a number of instances, more from opting out of the system because it the sale of the four-bedroom townhouse. than one Priest Convener has been named. These Co- would keep the state entity from having RIO GRANDE — The Culinary Institute Most recently, on Aug. 14, Galante came to St. Ann’s Conveners will work together in collaboration with the complete control of the local municipal of America (CIA) announced the accep- Church here to celebrate a Vigil Mass for the Feast of the existing pastors, administrators and the Core Teams to employment process. tance of Vincent Coco, of this community, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and then the pro- bring about the mergers. Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. into the college’s Bachelor’s Degree Pro- cession to the ocean for the Wedding of the Sea. He was For Deanery IX, which includes Cape May County, the 25 or [email protected] gram in Culinary Arts Management. Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 Education Cost (From Page A1) Cape May Point has the lowest school tax rate in the Of the 43 state K-12 districts with less than 1,800 county followed by Avalon, 3.4 cents; Stone Harbor, 5.7 students, the Wildwood schools fi nished with the highest cents; and Sea Isle City, 6.7 cents. per pupil cost of $18,880. On the other side of the coin, property owners in Upper The Middle Township and Ocean City districts, which Township have the highest school tax rate in the county have between 1,800 and 3,500 students, fi nished 14th — 97.2 cents or $972 per $100,000 of assessed value. and 70th in that category. Middle Township’s per pupil Other municipalities with high rates include: Dennis cost was $10,846 and Ocean City’s was $16,819. Township, 77.7 cents; Middle Township, 68.3 cents; Fine & Decorative Lower Cape May Regional School District’s per Woodbine, 67.9 cents; and Lower Township, which has pupil cost of $12,311 ranked 12th among 47 similar a district rate of 30.1 cents and a regional district rate of ARTS districts. 23 cents for a total school tax rate of 53.1 cents. The two county districts, Special Services and Tech- Cape May and West Cape May also contribute to the • Award winning AUCTION nical School, were ranked high among similar districts regional school district. Cape May’s district tax rate is 6.7 throughout the state. Of the eight state special services cents and its regional rate is 22.6 cents for a total rate local artists and artisans To benefi t the Cape May County districts, Cape May’s per pupil cost of $45,507 ranked of 29.3 cents, compared to West Cape May’s 17.6-cent Historical & Genealogical Society sixth, while Cape May’s Technical School ranked 17th district rate, 30.6-cent regional rate and 48.2-cent total • Door prizes out of 21 with a per pupil cost of $17,049. school tax rate. Costs in Special Services districts are higher than tra- From highest to lowest, the following tax rates round • Shop early ditional districts in part because of one-on-one attention out the county’s 16 municipalities: Wildwood, 51.2 for Christmas 13 September 2008 many pupils require. cents; West Wildwood, 48.7 cents; Wildwood Crest, Looking at school tax rates is another (and some argue 37.2 cents; North Wildwood, 18.3 cents; and Ocean • Visa/MC accepted Preview from 6:30pm more accurate) way to determine education costs. The City; 17.2 cents. school tax rate is the amount of a resident’s property tax Municipal voters are given an opportunity to approve License # 09001495 bill issued by the municipality that goes toward educa- or disapprove education budgets in the annual school Ocean View tion costs. elections held in April. The school tax rate in Cape May Point, for instance, is A Board of School Estimate is the link between both Visit the Resort Campground one cent, which means that property owners there will Special Services and Technical School and freeholders, Cape May County Museum pay $10 per $100,000 of their homes’ assessed value. who channel taxpayers’ money into those districts. 2555 Route 9 This year, voters de- 504 Route 9 North, Ocean View, New Jersey School Tax Rates in Cape May County feated school budgets in Cape May Court House 100 Sea Isle City, Woodbine, (609) 465-3535 Middle Township and West For Tickets call 90 Wildwood. Visit us online at: 80 Contact Hart at (609) www.cmcmuseum.org 609-465-3535 70 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: [email protected] 60 50

Tax Rate in Cents Tax 40 30 20 10 0 Avalon Cape May Cape Wildwood Woodbine Ocean City Sea Isle City Stone Harbor Stone West Cape May Cape West Cape May Point May Cape West Wildwood West Wildwood Crest Wildwood Upper Township Lower Township Lower North Wildwood Dennis Township Middle Township Municipalities Source: Cape May County Tax Board News Digests (From Page A1) the area in the afternoon Sept. 1. State fewer in number in the next two weeks. Police, Upper Township Rescue Squad, Seaville Fire Department and Marmora Fire Department were called to the Body Surfer Hurt intersection of Route 9 and CR-629. Ac- OCEAN CITY — Ocean City Fire cording to State Police, a 2004 Chevrolet Department and Medic 8 responded minivan, driven by Yvonne G Maher of to the 42nd Street beach at 4:21 p.m. Petersburg, was traveling southbound on Sept. 1 for a report of an unconscious Route 9 at mile post 23.6 when a 2005 person. They requested a medevac to Suzuki, driven by John W. Herrmann of fl y for a person with a possible neck Seaville, proceeded into the southbound fracture going in and out of conscious- lane after stopping at the stop sign at ness. South Star landed at Ocean City the intersection of CR-629 and Route 9. Municipal Airport to airlift the victim When Herrmann attempted to make a to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center left hand turn into the northbound lane Trauma Center in Atlantic City. The of travel of Route 9 his vehicle made fl ight crew reported the victim to be a contact with Maher’s vehicle. Herrmann Richard Nussey, Jr., D.O. 26-year-old female in stable condition. was trapped in his vehicle for about 30 Patricia Prin, R.N. She was reportedly body surfi ng when minutes as fi refi ghters worked to free she struck her head in the surf and was him. He was transported to Shore Me- rendered unconscious. morial Hospital with non-life threaten- ing injuries by Upper Township Rescue Exceptional Care Crash Slows Traffi c Squad. 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By JOE HART Association, whose orga- insurance rates. ria Zelenak said the school was seeking to share a new Crowley suggested the position be evaluated to see nization has been lobbying Jameson said the city business administrator with another school district as if the needs have changed and if any unnecessary work SEA ISLE CITY — Prop- for sewer extensions and should fi ght back against interlocal agreement. She said she sent letters to all the could be eliminated. erty owners in the north other north-end issues the DEP in the courts. business administrators in the county seeking a shared Zelenak said Cape May Elementary would need an end of this resort feel that since 1988. “It’s uncon- “We should sue them, service agreement but she did not receive any positive interim business administrator as of Sept. 15. city offi cials have sold them scionable that they allow (Page A8 Please) responses. A vacancy is opening on the Cape May Elementary out to a state bully. barrier island communities Zelenak said she and Crowley met with administrators school board. The board will interview applicants and At its Aug. 26 meeting, to have septic systems.” from the Sea Isle City School District last week, which is appoint a person to fi ll an unexpired term ending in City Council here executed She said that septic tanks seeking a business administrator one-and-half-days per April 2009. an agreement with the are susceptible to damage week. Cape May would have the administrator three- Applicants must be a Cape May resident and a regis- state Department of En- and could possible con- and-one-half days per week. tered voter. vironmental Protection taminate the surrounding Sea Isle’s Business Administrator Earl Vassallo is leav- (DEP) for initial endorse- waters. ing in four weeks. New Year ment of the city’s Smart According to Jameson, Zelenak said Sea Isle was interested in a shared ser- (From Page A1) Growth plan. By doing so, Sea Isle and Strathmere vices agreement. Both schools are facing challenges with the city agreed to exclude are the only barrier island help organize lesson plans, report cards, attendance and declining student populations. the environmentally sensi- communities in the state progress reports online. SEPTEMBER Cape May Board of Education passed a motion endors- tive area north of 22nd with septic systems. “It’s geared for teachers to use easily while they’re ing investigating an interlocal agreement with Sea Isle Street from future develop- “They don’t want any SONG here at school or from home,” Superintendent David City Elementary School. ment and sewer extension more development in the FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS, Rauenzahn said. This is the fi rst year the school is using Zelenak said a less experienced applicant could hold plans. north end,” said Jameson. the new software and so far instructors give it raving SUNDAYS a certifi cate of eligibility after receiving their degree and City Solicitor Paul Baldi- “If something happens to reviews. DOGGIES ON be mentored for one year and take additional courses to ni said that by accepting our property, they’ll never “I can’t believe how much easier it will make my life,” receive a Standard Business Administrator Certifi cate. the endorsement action let us rebuild.” 9:57 ‘TIL 5:01 said Julie Foster, a veteran teacher of 19 years. She said she interviewed three persons who had certifi - plan, the city would be She recalled a time in “It’s a powerful program combining many features,” on Jackson Street cates of eligibility. Nowotony, who will serve as business changing a long-standing the early 1980s when the said Paul Dal Santo, who teaches Math and Computer @ Beach administrator at Atlantic County Special Services School stance on the situation. DEP had a plan to make the 609-884-8388 Science to incorporate online textbook features into District, has offered to be mentor to a new business The city had been pushing entire north end of Sea Isle, students’ lessons. administrator, she said. the DEP for sewers in the which nearly washed away The Board of Education hired three new staff mem- Crowley said he would contact retired business admin- neighborhood. in the 1962 Nor’easter, bers for this school year: Tracy Malloy as administrative istrators to see if they were interested in the position. “This is the first time into a state park. secretary from Hatboro-Horsham, Pa. School District, He said they would have experience and knowledge of we’d be agreeing to a plan “There hasn’t been any the friendly new voice that is heard when anyone calls operations. that didn’t include sew- new development here in ELENA’S the school; Scott Terry, teaching science and algebra, a For a retired business administrator, they must leave ers in the north end,” he 15 years,” Jameson said. graduate of Monmouth University with teaching experi- CREST PIER the pension system if the position continued past two said. She said the sewer is- ence in Ocean Township and Wildwood school districts; years. They may continue at a different school district Without a plan, the city sue has been holding up Beauty Salon and Katie Rinylo, teaching vocal music, a graduate of after two years, said Crowley. would not be eligible for Sea Isle’s attempts to have Immaculata University with teaching experience in the FAMILY A retired person would not require health benefi ts, he state grants and property its flood insurance rates Archdiocese of Philadelphia. said. There are several options for a contract such as an owners would continue reduced. HAIR CUTS It all makes no difference to Anthony Cozzan, 5, of independent contractor agreement. to have to pay exorbitant The Federal Emergen- Men • Women • Children Avalon, entering kindergarten. He was more excited to A business administrator could be paid just for days hook-up fees to utility com- cy Management Agency ride the bus than the planning involved for his color- worked from the school’s general fund, said Crowley. panies, offi cials said. (FEMA), which regulates coded lessons. He said an administrator could also have a contract and Council member voted fl ood insurance, has cited Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: become an employee of the school district. unanimously to proceed Sea Isle’s septic systems ltruluck @cmcherald.com He suggested Cape May Elementary School hire the with plan endorsement among other issues when business administrator and “sell that service to another despite pleas from several denying their attempts to “Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased district.” north end residents. reduce the city’s rates. at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty Crowley said the Sea Isle City and Cape May schools “I feel that the city has Sea Isle’s neighbors, God! I know not what course others may take, but as for use the same accounting system, which was a “huge” sold us down the river,” Ocean City and Avalon Heather & Atlantic Aves., me, give me liberty, or give me death!” plus. said Irene Jameson, presi- both receive 15 percent Wildwood Crest He said the state, which is pushing for regionaliza- -Patrick Henry dent of the North End discounts on their flood 523-0747 “ want advanced breast cancer treatment that takes days instead of months.” —Ann Granata, Egg Harbor Township

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Learn more. Call 1-888-569-1000 or visit www.atlanticare.org Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 FOP Pen (From Page A1) Correction offi cers were the fi rst county employees /PPORTUNITIES0LANNING.EW 5NDER4HE.EW,AWS “That will be starting this October,” O’Connor said. to have salary hikes suspended for six months, if an in- 7 >ÌÊ7ˆÊÊ !RE!VAILABLE If either party to the contract, offi cers or county, dividual has seven undocumented sick days, down from believes there is a safety issue, or if the longer shifts eight in the prior contract. >««i˜Ê/œÊ cause high absenteeism, “we will revert to eight-hour “Also, any offi cer who has major discipline taken shifts,” he said. against them, the salary increase will be suspended. 9œÕÀÊ>“ˆÞÊÊ One of the major holiday concessions in the contract They will lose an annual increase, and pay for their was to “give up,” the day after Christmas, and Lincoln’s entire health benefi t for the time they are suspended,” EÊ9œÕÀÊ œ˜iÞ°°°Ê Birthday. A resolution was passed at the same meeting said O’Connor. vÊ9œÕʜʘ̜Ê
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By JACK FICHTER O’Sullivan, C.J. Johnson the design of a new Con- Consultants and Rhodeside vention Hall to retain the CAPE MAY — City and Harwell. Solarium in its current Council is supporting ar- The mayor answered location would not be fea- chitect Martin Kimmel’s criticism from a few audi- sible because a new facil- design number fi ve as the ence members who asked ity could not abut a wood basis for a preliminary de- for a hall with the facade of frame building due to fi re sign for a new Convention the 1917 facility. codes. Hall here. Resident James Wyatt He said council sup- The design is mostly same he expected to see a ported the Solarium being contemporary with some new design at the meeting moved to another location hints of a former Conven- from Kimmel that looked on the beach front rather tion Hall that was built in more like the 1917 build- than be demolished which Convention Hall concept favored by City Council. 1917. ing. would provide additional At an Aug. 26 town “Now he’s not here and restrooms for the beach. Costello said debt service Costello said the city meeting, Mayor Edward J. we’re only eight weeks He said the Solarium is 15 is excluded from state caps would continue to under- Mahaney Jr. said council away from the referendum years old, in good condi- on city budgets. He said take other capital projects. considered nine designs and there’s a lot of people tion and owned outright debt service such as a new He said his job was to make from Kimmel and decided in this town that are very by the city. Convention Hall was a sure no one yearly budget the 1917 facade would be upset that he’s not going to Mahaney said council stand-alone item that would was impacted severely by too vulnerable to storm present it...” he said. agreed a new Convention not affect the city’s ability capital projects. damage. Mahaney said council Hall should have about to spend money on such Based on bonding $16 Mahaney said council took Wyatt’s suggestions 1,200 seats with no bal- items as police salaries or million, including the hall has arrived at consensus seriously. He said not ev- cony seating and retail cleaning the streets. and another $6 million for the style of the building erybody who has attended stores and a restaurant Costello said the Con- for other city projects, the and Kimmel would now the town meetings wanted that tenants would need to vention Hall would be fi - most the tax rate in Cape move on with a prelimi- the 1917 facade. improve and fi nish. nanced with bond anticipa- May would increase would nary design to present to The mayor said a design The second fl oor of the FREE In-Home Consultation and Estimate tion notes due in 2010. He be 2 cents in the year 2014 voters before the Nov. 4 with that facade could not proposed hall would house said the hall would most for debt service. Costello election. be found that would be administrative offi ces, com- likely not impact any city said that fi gure did not take The mayor said coun- supported by any engineer. munity meeting rooms and budget until 2010. into account an approxi- 609.513.8595www.budgetblinds.com cil also considered other He said based on survey- well as space for heat and In the year 2013, the mate $1.4 million grant designs and recommenda- ing residents in the city, air conditioning systems, *90 days 0% APR Financing Available bond anticipation notes coming from the Casino tions from architect Andy he believed there were said Mahaney. would be replaced by a Reinvestment Develop- an “inordinate number of “The ability to down- bond sale. ment Authority. people in the audience” size the project by simply that wanted the old build- extracting some number ing design as opposed to of feet out of the building Church Plans Open House public opinion. creates a domino effect COURT HOUSE — An men, women, youth, and Gurney Street resident on other features in the open house for The children’s programs, free Terry Shields said while he building or mostly notably Church of Jesus Christ DVD’s and pamphlets that liked the 1917 facade, “we reduces the size of the au- of Latter-Day Saints, 803 explain beliefs, and treats have to progress.” ditorium area,” he said. Hand Ave., bill be held on to snack on. Stop Mahaney said altering City Auditor Leon Saturday Sept. 13, from 10 in at any time and there a.m.-6.p.m. will be missionaries there Without Sewers The open house will to assist and answer ques- THE HOME OFFICE (From Page A6) include: a tour of the tions. the city to continue to be church, information on For further information, With the proliferation of room helps unify the décor. like Avalon did,” Jameson an aggressive advocate for times of services and class- call 972-1453, or 972- computerized home technology in There are some disadvantages to an told council regarding the the north end.” es, an explanation of our 1431. recent years, homeowners are bound to offi ce in the kitchen. The hubbub of neighboring borough’s law- Contact Hart at (609) have a home offi ce of one description or meal preparation or doing the dishes suit challenging the DEP’s 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft another even if they do not have home can be a distraction for someone 24-hour beach access regu- [email protected] interred with their bones. William Shakespeare businesses. The preferred location for trying to work at the desk. That’s lations. In a recent North a home offi ce is a dedicated room, why it’s important for an offi ce to be End Association newslet- isolated from the rest of the house. But located outside the work triangle that ter, Jameson said the DEP Cape May County Library Adult Programs because this technology has insinuated connects stove, sink and refrigerator. dangles beach replenish- itself so fully into everything, from At QUALITY HOME CENTER, ment grants in front of AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2008 • www.cmclibrary.org recipes to homework, it is often no job is too big or too small. We sand-starved towns like Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 incorporated into the kitchen. If so, welcome you to stop by our showroom a carrot, but only if they Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 a common decorating strategy calls weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and agree to their terms. for softening hard-edged equipment Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We accept Tom Henry, president of Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 with warm-toned cabinetry. This MasterCard, Visa and Discover. the Sea Isle City Taxpay- Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 is especially appropriate for open- ers Association (SICTA), Please visit our web site: Programs requiring registration marked with*. Call for more information. fl oor designs, where there is little said the DEP was the “big delineation between kitchen cabinets www.qualityhomectr.com Monday bully” of the state that September 8 Main Branch 4:30pm Games Night and other living spaces. Choosing Hint: If you have cable TV, make “gangs up on municipali- September 15 Main Branch 4:30pm Games Night complementary cabinetry for the sure that your new kitchen is wired to ties” forcing them to follow September 22 Main Branch 4:30 Games Night kitchen/offi ce, dining room and media accept a fl at screen LCD TV. their rules. September 29 Main Branch 4:30 Games Night Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 “SICTA has suggested that Sea Isle take the lead Tuesday in forming a legislative co- September 9 Main Branch 5:00pm Drawing: The Next Level* alition of shore-front com- September 16 Main Branch 5:00pm Drawing: The Next Level* Upper Branch 4:00pm Dance of Life* Main Branch Upper Branch munities to fi ght this and September 23 5:00 Drawing: the Next Level* 4:00 Dance of Life* September 30 Main Branch 5:00 Drawing: the Next Level* Upper Branch 4:00 Dance of Life* other DEP regulations,” Henry said. “We have the Wednesday A fast, easy and potential for a formidable September 10 Main Branch 3:45pm YA Teen Yoga* 6:00pm Gardening Through the Seasons-Autumn group that could fl ex its Lower Branch 10am Qigong and Tai Chi for Health* muscles against the DEP.” September 17 Main Branch 3:45pm YA Teen Yoga * Lower Branch 10:00am Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * North ender Gary Eg- Upper Branch Survivalists View: Plants of the Pine Barrens safe way to pay nasko, who has attended September 24 Main Library 3:45 YA Teen Yoga * 7:00 Author Cordelia Frances Biddle meetings between the city Lower Branch 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * Main Branch Lower Branch and the DEP, told the Her- October 1 7:30 Self Healing with Heart* 10:00 Qigong and Tai Chi for Health * ald that he felt the city’s ac- The Newfield National Thursday tion of excluding the north September 4 Main Branch 7:00pm First Thursday Bookgroup Lower Branch 1:00pm Woodcarving for Beginners* Bank Visa Debit Card can end from the city center September 11 Lower Branch 1pm Woodcarving for Beginners* speed you on your way was a subtle decay in his September 18 Main Branch 10:00am Great Books 6:00pm YA Teen Movie Night: showing Juno neighborhood’s status. Lower Branch 1:00pm Woodcarving for Beginners * through any purchase. “I know it’s a diffi cult September 25 Main Branch 6:30 Knitting Group Lower Branch 1:00 Woodcarving for Beginners * situation,” Egnasko told October 2 Main Branch 10:00 Great Books 7:00 First Thursday Book Club the Herald. “I just want Friday View all your purchases online with real-time Internet October 3 Main Branch 1:00 Paper Mache 101* 3:45 YA Teen Yoga* access for easy record keeping and referral. Christian Book Saturday Club to Meet September 6 Lower Branch 2:00pm Author Jacob Schaad Dial 1-800-690-3440 for more information. Upper Branch 10:00am Gardening Through the Seasons-Autumn COURT HOUSE — The September 13 Lower Branch 10:00am Gardening Through the Seasons-Autumn Community Christian Li- September 20 Main Branch 10:00am Self Defense for Women and Girls * brary at the First Baptist September 27 Main Branch 10:00 Birding by Ear with Dick Walton * Main Branch Church invites women to October 4 9:00-3:00 Basket Making Workshop* Lower Branch 10:00 Portrait Drawing* join in a discussion of “The Shack” by William P. Young at noon on Sept. 10. The Christian Library is Programs marked with * require registration located at 101 South Main Programs marked with YA are young adult programs 1-800-690-3440 • www.newfieldbank.com St. For further information, call 465-5511. Bring your Member FDIC lunch. For More Information on these programs, please see our website: www.cmclibrary.org Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Regional’s Off ‘In Need of Improvement’ List By JACK FICHTER status.” in math and language arts Lead the Way,” a pre-en- with an emphasis on envi- Under the federal No for each test administered gineering academy, Digital ronmental issues. ERMA — Lower Cape Child Left Behind Act, a at the school including Photography, Sports Jour- He said the school’s sail- PJ Hardin, Chris Campi, May Regional School Dis- school has to make Ad- subgroups such as eco- nalism, Baker/Pastry Chef, ing club had two activities trict is no longer on the state equate Yearly Progress nomically disadvantaged Secretarial Science, Offi ce last week. Liz Cardona & Sotiri Department of Education’s (AYP) two straight years to students, students with Supervision, Future Educa- Castellucci said 220 of Expert Stylists (DOE) list as a district “in earn its way off the list of a disabilities or limited Eng- tors, which will be oper- 236 freshmen to the high need of improvement.” school in need of improve- lish Language skills. ated in conjunction with school attended orientation Susan Williams Director of Curriculum ment. “HSPA scores, in par- the College of New Jersey Aug. 26. Peer leaders con- JPMS, Regional Color Coordinator Christopher Kobik made AYP results are based on ticular, went up in every and offer college credits. ducted the session. that announcement at an year-to-year comparisons sub group across the board Other new courses: History Teitelman School Princi- Aug. 28 board of education of schools’ scores in the signifi cantly,” said Kobik. of Puerto Rico and Spanish pal Eugene Sole said 220 of M: 10-4 • T: By Appt. Only meeting. He said an analy- HSPA, GEPA (Grade Eight He said the number of Literature. 235 incoming freshman to W: 10-4 • Th: 10-4 sis of HSPA (High School Proficiency Assessment), students in study hall is Castellucci said new ex- the middle school attended Proficiency Assessment) NJASK3 and NJASK4 (New signifi cantly reduced as a tra curricular activities orientation. New courses F: 10-4 • S: 9-6 • Su: 12-4 scores, given to eleventh Jersey Assessment of Skills result of developing many include a Radio Club which in the middle school in- graders, and other infor- and Knowledge, Grades new programs. will have a weekly show of clude pre-engineering and 609.231.5200 mation from DOE places Three and Four) tests. High School Principal WCFA-Radio 101.5 from character education for 1547 Route 9 N. Lower Cape May Regional To achieve AYP, students Joseph Castellucci updated Cape May’s Center for seventh graders. High School and the Rich- must meet both the pro- the board on new course Community Arts. Other ard M. Teitelman School on fi ciency targets and a 95 offerings including Law activities include an ice the “hold status instead of percent participation rate Enforcement, “Project hockey club and a 4H Club continuing down a negative decline, in fact reversing the trend.” NJ Transit Adjusts Bus Schedules He said the high school Custom Fabrication was in “year two hold sta- By JACK FICHTER in a fiscally challenging 7:40 p.m. trip from Atlantic tus,” and the Teitelman environment," said NJ City will be adjusted week- School in “year four hold NEWARK — NJ TRAN- TRANSIT Executive Direc- days to serve Cape May We’re Back! SIT on Aug. 28 announced tor Richard Sarles. County Technical School. Blood Drives new system wide bus The changes take effect Customers can review FREE ADVICE ON CROSS COUNTRY TRIP!!! schedules with service ad- Aug. 30. timetables available aboard Set in County justments on many routes Cape May County: buses, at customer service Fall Home Improvement Time to help meet high rider- • 552 Cape May-Atlantic offi ces or online at www. COURT HOUSE — The ship demand as well as to City: The 4:17 p.m. trip njtransit.com. Schedule Bring your plans in Cape May County Chapter create better transfer op- from Cape May and the information also is available of the American Red Cross portunities and operational 7:40 p.m. trip from Atlan- by calling 973-275-5555. Appointments 7 DAYS A WEEK • Call to schedule will hold the following effi ciencies. tic City will be adjusted blood drives: The adjustments, which weekdays to serve Cape Wednesday, Sept. 10, NJ TRANSIT makes several May County Technical Messiah Plans Showroom Hours May Vary • Mon-Sat 9am-3pm Crest Haven Nursing times a year to match ser- School. Free Tax Home, 12 Moore Road, vice with ridership trends, Atlantic County: 92 Rt.390-0002 50, Seaville • 390-0002 Recreation Room, 10 a.m. include 11 routes that • 501 Atlantic City-Brig- Info Seminar – 4 p.m. will operate additional antine Beach: Weekend St. John’s Lutheran or extended trips or be Brigantine Express trips SOUTH SEAVILLE — Church, 10th and Cen- re-routed in response to will operate via the Bor- Messiah Lutheran Church tral avenues, Church Hall, customer requests. gata, Trump Marina and will sponsor a Free Tax Cape Counseling Service’s Ocean City, 1– 7 p.m. "These system wide Harrah’s Resort Atlantic Information seminar for Families F.I.R.S.T presents Friday, Sept. 12, Wild- adjustments reflect our City to match weekday the public at the Grange wood Convention Center, commitment to adapt to patterns. Building, 457 Kings High- 4501 Boardwalk, Meeting the ever-changing needs • 552 Cape May-Atlantic way from 11 a.m. to noon Rooms 1-3, Wildwood, 8 of our bus customers and City: The 4:17 p.m. trip Sept. 13. Problem Solving Support Group a.m.–1 p.m. deliver maximum service from Cape May and the Betty Mattiford, an ac- credited tax preparer, will The Board of Chosen Freeholders invites you to attend conduct the event. She will This group is for family members who need support in coping educate the public on top- The Cape May County 7th Annual ics such as the new “zero” with a loved one who suffers from a mental illness. The group is rate for capital gains tax, held the second Thursday of every month, 6pm- 7:30pm. the new housing credit Memorial Ceremony for fi rst-time home buyers, 217 N. Main Street, Suite 202, foreclosure regulations, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 and other new issues. The Grange is the tem- Held in Families F.I.R.S.T group room porary home of the Mes- siah Lutheran Church with services at 5 p.m. Saturdays For further information, and 10:30 a.m. Sundays. For further information, contact Jodi Hynes or Sally Barlow: contact the church at 624- 1351. 609-463-0014 Ext 33 or Ext 17

Fall Foliage! Cheerful or A Pain In The Backside? Thursday, September 11, 2008 Schedule a fall spinal check-up for better movement and freedom from pain today. 5 p.m. Keeping your spine well within the normal range can improve not only your range of motion, but also Participants include: U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Christie, protect you from suffering from pain and protect you from disability. Come into Advanced Chiropractic U.S. Marshal James T. Plousis, Father Stephen Rapposelli, for a comprehensive structural exam and the quality of care you deserve. Our Lady of the Angels Church, Pastor Peter Thomas, First Baptist Church, Pastor Andrew Surace, Covenant Life Church, Danielle Greene, Dr. Chase will examine and correct the essential spinal system that could cause Miss Cape May County, U.S. Coast Guard Ceremonial Detail, and the Cape May County Police Academy 27th Basic Class pain and discomfort if not functioning properly, including: • Complete Series of Structural Corrective Radiographs (if necessary) with Detailed Structural Analysis County Administration Building • 2 Part Digital Structure Exam with Comprehensive Analysis 4 Moore Road (Outside Front) • Bilateral Structural Analysis Machine Evaluation with Digital Pictures Cape May Court House, New Jersey • Over 40 Orthopedic & Neurologic Checks, Including Complimentary Recommendations, With First Treatment Exit 11 off the Garden State Parkway We all know. The human body has a normal range for blood pressure, and normal eyesight, but most of us are unaware that the same applies when it comes to the inner framework of the body. Improper structural alignment beyond what is considered normal will cause pain, and lead The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders to degeneration of discs and bones which can dramatically decrease your mobility. Our Daniel Beyel, Director * Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director focus is on these abnormal deviations so your “once in a while” issues don’t turn into major Gerald M. Thornton * Leonard C. Desiderio * Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. debilitating condition.

Communications Office For additional information, please contact: 465-5358. Lenora Boninfante, Director 463-6678 capemaycountygov.net Dr. Chris Chase, D.C. 304 Rte.9 South CMCH, NJ 08210 www.ultimatecorrection.com A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 DeMarzo Questions RIO NAILS & SPA Court House Cleaners ‘Clean and Lien’ Procedure Let us pamper you on your special day! 10% Off Dry Cleaning Only By LAUREN SUIT or resident to keep their another point of contention 463-8868 w/ this ad (Exp. 9/30/08) premises free of hazards between Troiano and De- • Manicures Tailoring Done on Premises WILDWOOD — Last such as: refuse, natural Marzo until Commissioner • Pedicures August, the city introduced growth, overhangings, Bill Davenport interjected • Full set for acrylic, Bulk Laundry • Leather Work an ordinance that commis- ground surface hazards that the ordinance may uv gel, pink & whites Dry Cleaning • Gown Preservation sioners hoped will spur or unsanitary conditions, need to be changed to and silk wrap nails property owners to keep sources of infestation refl ect certain emergency • Custom Nail Designs 463-8020 • Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30, Sat. 9:00 to 1:00 their building exteriors and and lawns or plantings situations. • Waxing 1027 So. Route 9 • Unit C • Next to Domino’s Pizza lots clean. should be kept trimmed “We’re going to continue Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Commonly called the and kept from becoming to do what we’re doing Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) “clean and lien” law, it overgrown. because it has made a dif- would be the duty of the Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. ference,” added Troiano. property owner, operator said on Aug. 27, a year later, that the ordinance was working for the bet- U.S.D.A. WHOLE CENTER CUT terment of the city. He estimated that public works has probably cut a thousand FILET lawns since the ordinance was voted on. MIGNON “People had been com- plaining that the city was a dump and we worked to .99 change that and clean it up,” he said. pound Commissioner Gary 6 CUT FREE TO ORDER Stimulate your DeMarzo questioned the Your Neighborhood Store At The Jersey Shore procedure involved in the Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps “clean and liens.” Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches own economy. “There is no due pro- cess,” DeMarzo said. “The present system does not seem to afford the hom- Shop Your Neighborhood Party eowner the opportunity to Trays pay or dispute the charges levied by the city prior the Available implementation of a lien.” Premium Money Market “There is a procedure,” 6 MONTHS GUARANTEED! responded Troiano. “The Blitz’s Famous process is to notify the for Great Selection homeowner through certi- Breakfast BEST fi ed mail, then do the work, of Deli Meats Sandwich ANYWHERE % then bill them.” “We don’t issue another & 1 Cheese. letter,” Troiano added. Fresh Made APY In a memo to the com- 3.25 missioners, DeMarzo asked Famous for Salads & Earn this great rate with $10,000 or more in new for a moratorium on the deposits and a new Performance Checking Account implementation of “clean the Highest Quality Desserts and liens” against proper- FRESH MADE ties. and Lowest Prices He said that he is “not 18” LARGE Traditional and IRA CDs advocating that any of the at the Jersey Shore! inspectors discontinue the CHEESE proactive and diligent work TOO MANY SPECIALS PIZZA they do. I am simply plac- $ 99 % ing a hold on the placement TO ADVERTISE! EVERY WED. 5 of a lien until I understand 2 certain procedures.” APY “These people are noti- 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury 4.05 fi ed and given time to clean N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH OCEAN CITY it up,” countered Troiano. 11-month CD with a Performance Checking 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 Account— $1,000 minimum to earn APY “It is not just a case where we cut their grass and put a lien on the property. They 55th & Haven, 21st & Asbury, 86th & Landis, OPENING get multiple calls, a letter notifying them and then OCEAN CITY OCEAN CITY SEA ISLE CITY SOON the grass is cut.” 399-9980 399-9983 263-3149 SEAVILLE The discussion led to more raised voices and

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Noon Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 News Digests 1ST NAILS (From Page A5) Professional Nail Salon Three Charged with Robbery Full Service for NORTH WILDWOOD — Three Philadelphia men were Ladies & Gentlemen charged with robbery, aggravated assault and other drug Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm related charges after an early morning incident on Aug. Sunday 12pm - 6pm 24. According to reports, police responded at about 1:30 Experience the Gift Certifi cates Available a.m. to the 100 block of 13th Avenue for an alleged as- service people sault that left one of two victims unconscious. The three are talking about! Walk-Ins Welcome assailants allegedly took cash and other property before Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 fl eeing, police said. Police later apprehended William Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 Gillespie, Thomas Kee Jr. and John F. Gillespie Jr., of Benner Street. 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(Page A36 Please) Avalon’s 16th Annual Street Faire Sunday, September 7th • 10am-4pm 30th Street between Ocean & Dune Drive FOOD • VENDORS •MUSIC • New CLIMBING WALL! TThehe BBoroughorough ooff AAvalonvalon AAvalonvalon FreeFree PublicPublic LibraryLibrary SStorytimetorytime - Thursdays 10am CCreativereative WWritingriting - 1st & 3rd Sat. 10am-12pm BBooksooks ttoo MMovies-ovies- Invites you to join our 2nd Thursday, 7-8:30pm GGreatreat Decisions-Decisions- 16th Annual Street Faire Mondays 6-8pm On Sunday, September 7th, 10am till 4pm NNateate tthehe GGreatreat - (At 30th Street between Ocean and Dune Drive) Begins September 25th Music, Food, Crafts and Much More 3:30pm to 4:30pm for the Entire Family! Elementary School Boys & Girls Martin L. Pagliughi, Mayor LLineine DDancing-ancing- MEMBERS OF COUNCIL Starts September 9th Dave Ellenberg, 7-8pm - Registration Required President PPCC UUserssers - Charles P. Covington, Vice-President SSeptembereptember 15th,15th, 7pm7pm Joseph Tipping DDixieixie HHummingbirds-ummingbirds- Richard E. Dean SSeptembereptember 26th,26th, 7pm7pm Dr. Nancy M. Hudanich www.avalonboro.org EEnjoynjoy TThehe FFestival!estival! Avalon Library • 235 32nd Street, Avalon, NJ 08202 Email: [email protected] A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 KumVILLAS Sung Karate Trip to Trenton Baseball Worthwhile 1300 BAYSHORE RD., VILLAS Normally, telling Cape to Triple-A. bleachers. There were also May County people about a Aside from the usual picnic areas and common late summer trip to Trenton GAMES between-innings minor amusements such as hav- Baackck toto SSchoolchool would not be something to league ballpark antics, the ing the speed of your tosses smile about. Thunder’s presentation measured. SPECIAL...1st Month Just... The Garden State’s PEOPLE PLAY was impressive. We en- The fi eld was perfectly By Joe Rossi capital city is known for joyed the bat-retrieving manicured and the many Classes for all ages. questionable politics and dog that, though tempted sponsorship signs were Join our family and gain... $ inner city troubles such ball. We went to get a glimpse to occasionally bite on a clean and bright. The park • fi tness • confi dence • fl exibility as streets lined with ply- A cool night in August of the Reading Phillies, loose baseball, brought is said to be ready for a $2 • Improved refl exes • coordination wood windows. Unless found me and a friend Philadelphia’s Eastern each bat back to the dugout million upgrade during the • muscle strength and relaxation 20 you’re visiting Trenton to through the fi rst inning. off-season. seated on the Jersey side of League entry. There were plan your public employ- the Delaware River at Wa- probably a few visitors at- There were also two tiny All of that is relatively ment retirement with the terfront Park, home to the tracted by the post-game dogs carried onto the fi eld unfair to the Atlantic City, Division of Pensions and Eastern League’s Trenton fi reworks because even the as part of an SPCA adop- an unaffi liated club with- Benefi ts, you’re probably Thunder. It was a smooth, Surf put a few more butts in tion program. out the powerful backing not thrilled to be headed toll-free ride on Route 55 the seats when they shoot The concession stands, of the New York Yankee CALL: 889-8105, 536-2442 or 675-0848 in that direction. to the North-South Freeway up the post-game night sky while not inexpensive, organization. Nonetheless, But this is about base- up to Exit 60 on Route 295. with color and pageantry. were plentiful with few despite a nearly two-hour From there it’s a short When we purchased the long lines. The restrooms commute, a trip to see the cruise on Route 29. seats we were hoping to see were large and clean. The Trenton Thunder makes Wildwood Crest Dolphin Swim Team Considering the city’s some future Philadelphia concourse was noticeably for an excellent evening lack of open space, the stars in shortstop Jason more crowded than Ber- of professional baseball Training at the Joseph Von Savage Memorial Pool parking and its $2 fee was Donald and catcher Lou nie Robbins Stadium, but for any Cape May County 8800 New Jersey Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 not diffi cult and not a long Marson, but both were still hosting more than 7,000 baseball fan. walk from the stadium in China at the Olympics. people will do that. steps. Several glowing ba- Star pitcher Carlos Carassco A section of the outfi eld Reach Joe Rossi at COME JOIN THE SWIM TEAM ton-waving staff members had already been promoted line seats were actually [email protected] guided cars along a narrow New Members Being Accepted entrance to a well-lit lot. A New York Yankee Dou- For the Fall Season September - December ble-A affi liate, the Thunder Please join us 4pm - 6pm draws well in a community lacking the distractions of Monday, September 8 Or shore living. Most modern Tuesday, September 9 minor league ballparks are relatively similar in for new swimmer placement and registration design, but Atlantic City Open to children in Grades 1 - 12 Surf fans would not be ac- We also offer a High School Preparation Program customed to the more than 7,500 people who packed Prospective team members should come prepared to jump in the pool for a placement review. the park on this particular SERVING CAPE MAY COUNTY SINCE 1980 evening. The number ex- Visit us on the Web • www.wwcswim.org ceeded seating capacity but ample standing room areas New Homes • Additions accommodated the crowd. Renovations • Decks Defensive Siding • Kitchen & Bath Driving Class Set Saturday 609-884-2662 CREST HAVEN — The South Jersey Traffi c Safety Alliance will host a six-hour defensive driving class from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 6 at the Sales, Installation & Service County Department of Pub- • Central Air Conditioning • Gas or Oil Heat • Unico & Space Pak lic Safety Training Center, • Air Duct Cleaning • Fuel Oil Deliveries 173 Crest Haven Road. Cost is $50, and those c You can count on us! that complete the class 510& will receive a 5 percent For All Your Cooling & Heating Needs... discount on the liability portion of their auto insur- Call the DEPENDABLE Company to schedule a heater ance for three years, and tune-up so you’re ready for the cold weather! two points off their motor Everybody goes to Hoy’s for vehicle record. 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Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Volunteers In Medicine To the spouter who called about the smoke in North Cape Cape May who is wondering about the smoke: We too have OF CAPE MAY COUNTY May: Call the mayor’s offi ce and complain. And maybe we’ll smoke in Erma. If the wind is right, we get the smoke from get something done. the campfi res at the campgrounds. There’s nothing you can Care this week —North Cape May do. It’s summer time and they are going to have campfi res. made possible by generous donations from: *** But I can understand it’s very important sometimes especially Barak Hussein Obama. God help us. at night when you are trying to sleep with your windows THE HORIZON FOUNDATION —Cape May open. *** —Lower Township I thought I had the best builder in town. But it seems that *** FOR NEW JERSEY he does not want to honor all that he was supposed to do. I’m I want to know why people that rent jet skis do not tell their not the only one who gave him all the money. That’s not customers the etiquette of the water? Number 1: Slow the thing to do. To those of you who are still holding on: still down to idling speed when passing a boat so as to not rock or more of this to come. spray them. This has been verifi ed by the Coast Guard. Num- —Sea Isle City ber 2: Jet skis are not permitted in an area less then 100 feet *** wide. It would be nice if everyone could be nice to the other Is there any law about bike riders at night having to have a person. Thank You: —Cape May County refl ector on their bike? People ride down Bayshore Road at For more information call 609-463-2846 night and you can’t even see them. They ride in the middle of *** the street. When I was growing up, if you didn’t have a light, Why did the commissioners of Sea Isle approve a $4 mil- you couldn’t go out. lion project for the marina? They have more important —Villas things like the roads to spend their money on. TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. —Sea Isle *** There is a group of men who call themselves “The Coffee *** Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 Clutch” that meet at the fi shing club, and have been for years, News alert from North Wildwood: Do not put wipes in Construction At Your Taste With Our Fine Quality Monday through Friday. They sit around talking and laughing the bathroom; do not put them in the toilet. They clog up about old times. They have been outstanding members for the sewer. OPEN HOUSE years. The oldest man is 90 years old. Last week, they went to —North Wildwood 122 Fernwood Rd. meet and they could not get into the club. The key did not *** work. When the cleaning lady came, they asked if she had a The host community benefi t fi asco in Middle Township This Saturday 1-3pm key. She told them that she did, but she was not allowed to let has opened Pandora’s Box. The zoning board should stop all Call for more info them in or she would lose her job. That’s how they found out further action on the Indian Trail mining operation until a full that they were no longer welcome there. The president of this investigation of irregularities is fully checked out and payment • Design/Build Services fi shing club is the same man who wrote into this paper saying, in full with interest be paid to the Middle Township taxpayers. • New Homes if you have a complaint about the fi shing club, talk to him face Follow the money trail. It will unravel like a cheap sweater. • Whole House Renovations to face. Don’t hide behind the newspaper. He hid behind a —Middle Township • Additions cleaning lady. What does that say about him? He had a piece in *** • Kitchens & Baths the paper about Abe Lincoln that said, “To test a man’s charac- Great job to the Star of the Sea School for a great carni- • Indoor/Outdoor ter, give him power.” Well members, you gave him the power, val: From the music rides to the pony rides to the games, and Entertainment Areas and now he shows his character. the kitchen was great. There was something for everyone. It This Custom Built home in Town Bank is only 1 block —Villas was a great night for my family and kids who never got to ride to the bay with sunsets included. Call today to fi nd out *** a pony before. We can’t wait until next year. how it can be your new home. I agree with the spouter who said we should have a one- —Cape May www.townbankbuilders.com day hunt for the seagulls. They are totally out of control. I *** Bob Obermeier have been pooped on three times this year; the reason being is Sal Ricci has been aggravating us with his know-it-all ar- INC. (609) 884-5151 and Sons the people feeding them. To the person who says they would ticles about how to run Cape May. Now we come to fi nd out rather see the hunt on bird haters, I am not a bird hater. It’s (Page A19 Please) just that the seagull popula- tion is out of control and a person feeding them is not YOUTH LEAGUE STARTS PRODUCE PLACE helping. OCTOBER 18TH. UNBEATABLE NOW OPEN YEAR ROUND New —Avalon DOMESTIC PRODUCE *** COME IN TO SIGN UP OR CALL FOR MORE SPECIALS & Bayshore & Townbank Rd., Fall/Winter LARGEST DELI North Cape May Hours Finally, someone decided INFORMATION. SENIOR BOWLERS NEEDED IN CAPE MAY to move the barge with the HAM COUNTY Mon. - Sat. FOR THURSDAY MORNING LEAGUE. NOW ACCEPTING 9am-5pm boom crane away from our $ 99 VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS 889-9045 Sun. pristine wetlands area. Af- Wed. - $15 per hr per lane (4 max) 10pm-12am TH 2 lb. SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 AT 3 PM 9am-3pm ter being parked next to the Thurs. - All you can bowl for $9 pp 10pm-12am bridge most of the summer SWEET Friday - FAMILY SPECIAL AMERICAN MEAT HOT SPICY EGGS during the peek tourist time, $ 99 it’s fi nally gone. It was not a $39.99 includes: 2 games, shoe rental, large pizza, BOLOGNA CAPICOLA X-LARGE 1 doz. beautiful greeting or farewell CHEESE $ 09 ONIONS and pitcher of soda 3-7pm (4 max per lane) doz. $ 99 JUMBO 2 site. It’s bad enough we have Sunday - The more you bowl the cheaper SUPER ¢ to city dump trucks parked WOODBINE, NJ $ 99 lb. $ 99 $ 19 3 lb. 1 2 lb. JUMBO 2 doz. 99 lb. near by. In the future, if the the price 6-10pm barge is necessary, please park 1st game $3.95 • 2nd game $2.95 OUR OWN HONEY BARTLETT FRESH STORE COOKED it in a more discreet location 3rd game $1.95 • 4th game .95 ROAST during tourist time. That HAM HAM BEEF PEARS ROMAINE would make more sense. —Sea Isle City Call us for your next Birthday Party $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 ¢ ¢ *** Arcade • Snack Bar & Lounge • Book Your Party In Advance! 3 lb. 3 lb. 4 lb. 99 lb. 99 EA. There are trucks pulling in and out of the ACME and Call 861-2695 or visit us at www.mousetraplanes.com double parking. This makes Roofi ng it hard for people to come down Hudson Avenue. They block all the entrances and exits on the condos that are right there on Hudson. We thank the police department for coming down to help us, but it is a shame that we have to call them. Would someone please clean up their act with the trucks? You should not be Highest Possible Prices Paid! Roofing, Siding & Windows able to double park in the middle of the street. —Wildwood *** Would the people on 42nd Street please stop hording the police radar detector and let “We Cover Your World” it be moved to 7th and Ocean Drive where it is really need- ed.? The people exceed 50 mph and our children are in 609-889-5000 danger. —Avalon www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com *** WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor NJ License # 13VH00133900 To the person in North GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19

SUMMER ENDING FENCE SALE Our theatre Spout Off how Douglass, and Roach do. has been open (From Page A18) I hope it is televised. 6’ Stockade $2995 that he’s not even from Cape May. He’s from Lower Township. —Lower Township 5’ Stockade $2295 for 58 years. Basket Case. Go back to your world, Lower Township. We *** LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. don’t want to be in your world. We are in our world, Cape I was shocked to read in WHOLESALE - RETAIL MULCH SALE Help us make it to 59. May. By the way, how about a little less print? the Herald the salaries of the Red, Black, Brown top educators. Ten of them Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials —Cape May $ 2 Cubic Ft. Bag *** were from Lower Township. 2.49/ Albrecht and Heun should not be allowed to jeopardize our One was the supervisor of the Irish Flags Available GREAT FOR DRIVEWAYS! water supply by their mining proposal on Indian Trail Road. building and one was a food Clam Shells DELIVERED Middle Township’s government should put the interests of service worker. I did not see Roberts & New Jersey Aves. $ Middle Township’s residents over the business interests of any other township where Wildwood, 522-8395 150.00 Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 3.5% Albrecht and Heun. The land the building and the food ser- 3/4 Red Stone DELIVERED Sundays 9am - 2pm Sales $ SEA THEATRE they want to mine should vice workers made this kind 280.00 of money. No wonder our 416 State Hwy. 47 South Tax be preserved. Any mining in 3/4 Local White DELIVERED • Thurs. - Sat. • on that land would ruin any school taxes are so high. Do Green Creek, 889-9090 these two individuals have Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! $225.00 (PG-13) wildlife habitat, cause noise See a movie. The Mummy and pollution, and ruin qual- college degrees? Closed Sun. Delivery in Cape May County Only! Donate. 7:15pm ity of life. Middle Township —Cape May County *** Volunteer. and the state must deny all Mamma Mia! approval of the proposed Another great summer is (PG-13) mining program along In- about to come to an end. I’d dian Trail Road. like to say thanks to North Look At This 9:15pm Cape May’s home —Middle Township Wildwood Rec for all the Price for movies since 1950. $6 Adults • $4 Children *** wonderful events that my 24 Hour Movie Schedule children and I enjoyed this 884-4403 4005 Pacifi c Ave., Thanks to the couple who Offi ce Furniture for Home and Offi ce beachtheatre.org Wildwood found my wallet in the seat summer. The staff is top notch, Beach Theatre Foundation keep up the great work and see Save the Beach. 729-0337 on the Second Street Beach. 2 Guest Chairs Also thank you to your you next summer. daughter for trying to track —North Wildwood Double Pedestal Desk *** CAPE MAY us down, and to the woman Low Back Chair from the Crest Bank who Missing something? COUNTY called to say they were there. List 99 Read all this week’s Spout THEATRES Many thanks. $1,481 $299 pre-owned Offs and join the discus- Rio Stadium Theatre Corner of Rt. 9 & 47 in the Rio Mall, Rio Grande • 609-889-4799 —North Wildwood Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex *** sion. Log on to www. Visit us at our NEW LOCATION in the same great Cardiff Plaza Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking Whoever sets the dates for CapeMayCountyHerald. Showtimes Not Available at Press Time the Wildwood Crest garage com and click “Spout Off” 6701 Black Horse Pike • Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) sale, can you please have it at the top of the page. (609) 569-9191 • www.offi ce-concepts.com Call 609-889-4799 after Mother’s Day to give us or Visit www.frankstheatres.com mothers a little more time for Movie Listings to gather up after returning WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM to the town after our winter OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE break else where. Thank you Strand 5 Theatre Harbor 5 Theatre very much 9th St. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 —Wildwood Crest Showtimes Not Available Showtimes Not Available *** at Press Time at Press Time To the taxpayers of Cape Call 609-398-6565 Call 609-368-7731 May County: Isn’t it odd that or Visit or Visit the only people qualifi ed to be www.frankstheatres.com www.frankstheatres.com hired for county jobs are the for Movie Listings for Movie Listings relatives of the freeholders. Or is it because they can’t OCEAN CITY - MOORLYN STADIUM 4 hold a job in the real world? Moorlyn Terrace & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 —Goshen Showtimes Not Available at Press Time *** Call 609-399-0006 or Taxpayers of Wildwood: I Visit www.frankstheatres.com for Movie Listings can’t believe that Mayor Troia-

Call 609-889-4799 for all showtimes Fri, Sun - Thur Bargain Matinees Daily *Pass Restrictions may no and Councilman Daven- DINNER & MOVIE SPECIAL, Call Theatre for Details apply. Shows in ( ) are rain only. port have raised taxes again. This is ridiculous. The rate that we are paying is crazy for a town this small. When you have this many more rat- RAND MOV ables on the tax roles in the Atlantic Medical Imaging will ST I E last fi ve years, something is OPEN drastically wrong. If you have DAILY Theatre bad bonding, refi nance it. Lay offer FREE Health Screenings people off. Do what you have ® PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (R) to do. People can’t keep pay- as part of the annual Legs for Life National Screening Program 1:15pm, 5:25pm, 9:35pm ing like this. They are ruining the island. Morey has to pay DARK KNIGHT (PG13) his fair share along with the 1:10pm, 6:00pm, 9:00pm, 11:45pm rest of the merchants on the Free health screenings are Available for boardwalk. If they don’t like Men and Women TROPIC THUNDER (R) it, they can pack up and fi nd available for the following*: 11:05am, 1:10pm, 3:15pm, 5:20pm another shore. Good luck. • Current or former smoker 7:25pm, 9:30pm, 11:45pm —Wildwood *** • Venous Disease & Varicose Veins STAR WARS: CLONE WARS (PG) • High blood pressure I agree with the spouter Available for men and women 50 years of age and over 11:10am, 4:00pm who said there are not • Family history of vascular disease STEP BROTHERS (R) enough police cars on Rt. 47. If they would put them • High cholesterol 11:00am, 3:10pm, 7:30pm, 11:45pm • Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) there, perhaps there would • Aching leg pain COLLEGE (R) STARTS FRIDAY be less accidents and less Available for men and women 50 years of age and over 11:05am, 12:45pm, 2:25pm, 4:05pm, 5:45pm, speeding. • Leg fatigue and leg heaviness 7:30pm, 9:20pm, 11:10pm —Cape May County *** • Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) *Participants will be pre-screened to determine the appropriate CALL FOR SHOWTIMES • 609-523-0288 The Taxpayer’s Association screening based on their symptoms. One free screening will be 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood of Lower Township is holding Available for men and women 60 years of age and over available per participant. (Between Pine & Maple) the forum for the mayor of Lower Township. Let’s see

HEARING TESTS Dates: Saturday, September 20, 2008 SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Saturday, September 27, 2008 Free electronic hearing test will be given at the Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary, 204 S. Main St., Cape May Court House, on Time: 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, September 8,9,10,11 & 12, 10:00am to 4:00pm. Please call for an appointment. Anyone who Location: Atlantic Medical Imaging has trouble hearing or understanding speech or words clearly is welcomed to have a test using the most modern electronic equipment to determine if 44 East Jimmie Leeds Road their hearing loss is one which may be helped. Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a year if there is any Galloway, New Jersey 08205 trouble at all hearing clearly. Even people not wearing a hearing aid or those who have been told nothing could be done for them, should have a hearing test and fi nd out whether the modern methods of hearing correction Appointments required. can help them hear better. The Free Hearing Tests will be given by factory trained Hearing Aid Specialists licensed by the State of New Jersey Monday, Please call (609) 652-6094. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, September 8,9,10,11 & 12. CALL 465-9199 OR 1-800-290-3277 www.atlanticmedicalimaging.com www.legsforlife.org NJ LIC HEARING AID DISPENSERS - JAMES L. SAAD, Jr. LIC. #171 RICHARD J. SAAD LIC. #324 A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 3 2008

Loyalton Plans Week to Honor Seniors COURT HOUSE — “Fill- ored as well as the dreams everyone who enriches the open house on Grandpar- ing Life With Love” is we still pursue and share, lives of our senior residents ents’ Day, Sept. 7 at 1 p.m. the theme of this year's while remembering to and to our neighbors,” says for a tour and visit with National Assisted Living gather the treasures along Denise Raymond, commu- seniors. Week. life's pathway,” according nity relations director at Loyalton of Cape May During the week of Sept. to a release. Loyalton of Cape May. is part of Emeritus Senior 7, “the seniors of Loyalton This week at Loyalton “It is important for us Living. of Cape May will be hon- of Cape May residents here at Loyalton of Cape Our philosophy of resi- will also celebrate the ex- May to nurture an environ- dent-focused care is a tes- Museum Set ceptional care providers, ment that allows our se- tament to our success and involvement of families, niors to live each day fully propelled Emeritus as one For First and volunteers who foster with choices and continue of the largest providers of a truly caring spirit at our caring for our heritage,” senior care in the country. Art Auction assisted living community. she added. Assisted living is an im- “National Assisted Liv- Step by the community portant senior living al- OCEAN VIEW — The ing Week is our opportu- for one of its great events ternative that gives older Cape May County His- nity to say thank you to that week including an adults more fl exibility in torical and Genealogical how they choose to live Society will hold its fi rst their later years. It is ideal Art for History Fine and for those who need help Decorative Arts Auction with activities of daily liv- on Sept. 13. ing while retaining their The evening will feature independence, privacy and hors d’oeuvres, wine and dignity in a residential beer, and music. setting. There will be live and silent auctions on works of art by local artists and Skill Ends on folk art objects by local artisans. Featured will Manager be oils and watercolors, decoys, glass pieces and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Atlantic and Cape May Course pottery, and more. counties recognizes JP Prime Restaurant for fund There will also be some raising assistance. From left at recent presentation TRENTON — On Aug. special items auctioned. is Beatrix Jenkins, president, CEO, Cynthia Pierce, 15, at the New Jersey State The event will be held at chief development offi cer, Michael King, restaurant Museum Auditorium, Lt. the Ocean View Resort manager, Jon Paxton, owner, and Maise Hahn. The Vicki Skill was one of the Campground, 2555 Route annual car raffl e to benefi t the charity will be Sept. public employees that suc- 9. 28 at Windrift Motel, Avalon. For information call cessfully completed the Preview begins at 6:30 (609) 653-8250. N.J. Certifi ed Public Man- A MOTHERʼS SACRIFICE? p.m., the auction will take ager course. Recent research seems to lend some In addition to comfortable relaxing place from 7 to 9 p.m. The 300-hour course credibility to the notion that motherhood surroundings and timely and effi cient The society will use the was conducted in part- robs women of their teeth. According to service, SUNSHINE DENTAL offers funds raised to install a nership with Fairleigh analysis of data involving 2,635 women superior clinical care, whether itʼs a tooth handicapped access ramp Dickinson University. The in the United States aged 18 to 64 years, cleaning or a total make over. Come visit to the 1780’s barn at the course curriculum covered women who gave birth to more children us at 109 West Atlantic Ave., Cape May Cape May County Museum topics such as strategic tended to lose more teeth. This was found to Court House today and see for yourself and make some needed planning, transformational be true regardless of socioeconomic status. A what a great caring environment we have repairs. leadership, organizational here. We pride ourselves in striving to make This will afford an op- change, the state budget, probable cause for the increase in tooth loss portunity to purchase some teamwork and problem among mothers is the gingivitis that women you smile with confi dence. We accept most art, support local artists Pre-med students, from left front, Jacqueline Chu, solving, as well as a host of are more prone to during pregnancy. If left insurances, including Delta Dental. We and help preserve county Chelsea Walton, Christina Riley, Lauren Manning, other subjects to help par- untreated, this buildup in bacteria between also have fi nancing available through Care history. Tickets are $20, Tejal Patel. Back from left: Dr. Randell Nuschke, Pre- ticipants become more ef- the teeth and gums can lead to more serious Credit and Healthcare Credit. which included food and Med Orientation at the Shore Medical director, Alex fective, effi cient and ethical gum disease and, eventually, tooth loss. Please send your questions or comments drinks. Varas, Emmanual McDonald, Justine Gaver, Leon organizational managers, Moreover, women may be less likely to visit to my offi ce or e-mail me at: Tickets are available at Anijar, Rachel Catalana, Evan Schreyer. according to a release. the dentist while pregnant. [email protected] the Museum, or call 609- The program is admin- Being a woman is extraordinary, fun and P.S. Pregnancy brings hormonal changes 465-3535 for information. Pre-Med Students See istered by the state De- fulfi lling, but itʼs not always easy. A womanʼs that are linked to an increase in the plaque partment of Personnel’s Great Clips What Profession Offers Human Resource Develop- body goes through so many changes that on teeth, which, if not removed with fl ossing ment Institute and is part of good oral hygiene is especially important. and brushing, can lead to gum disease. Links With COURT HOUSE — Thir- sion, a graduation luncheon a national effort to develop teen college students can was held in the students’ effective management skills Disney now agree that being af- honor and was an opportu- through the training and forded an observational nity to share feedback. education of supervisors RIO GRANDE – Great opportunity at Cape Re- “The young men and and managers in state and Clips partnered with Dis- gional Medical Center, women who participated local government. ney to bring a fantastic and at local medical staff in our 2008 ‘Pre-Med Skill has served on the Back to School offer. practices, defi nitely serves Orientation at the Shore’ North Wildwood Police Feeling the Paula and Ed Manci- to be a career-defining Program are the most moti- Department since 1978 nelli, Great Clips owners, experience. vated and passionate group and is in charge of the with salons in Egg Harbor This summer’s "Pre-Med of students,” stated Dr. Patrol Bureau. Township, Galloway, Ma- Orientation at the Shore" Randell Nuschke, program Along with Chief Robert nahawkin, and here, “are Program students hailed director. Matteucci, Captains Ca- very excited about the Han- from Emory, Villanova, “Each student was enthu- ruso and Gallagher, she is from High Gas Prices? nah Montana, Best of Both Ursinus, Philadelphia, siastic to learn and experi- the fourth member of the Words Tour,” according to Wake Forest, Bucknell, St. ence all the varied aspects police administration that a release. Phyllis Kennedy, John’s (Minnesota), George of the medical fi eld, from has achieved the title of salon manager of Egg Har- Washington, University of the clinical Pharmacy to Certifi ed Public Manager. bor Township Great Clips, Pennsylvania, Eckerd and the Emergency Department We Can Help! participated as part of the Hartford universities/col- to the private practice. Holly Shores “Great Clips crew” for a leges and really took full They were always eager for recent appearance by the advantage of the opportu- more experience. Each one Campers Give Medicap Pharmacy® offers FREE same day Disney tour bus. nity to observe in various leaves this program with Toys for Tots The Great Clips crew departments throughout a heightened view of the area delivery! Simply have your doctor call in provided children of all the medical center, as well career choices available to ERMA — On July your prescription, and we’ll take care of the rest. ages complimentary rock- as accompany anesthesiolo- them,” Nuschke added. 21, Sarah Mathis, Dot- star hairdos. gists and surgeons into the “Our thanks to all of the tie Crawford, Jen Lamos, Children were offered operating room, according Medical Center staff who and Lower Township Polic access to the tour bus, to a release. went the extra mile to give Chief Edward Donohue which hosted articles Their educational pro- the program’s students an accepted toys collected on from the Hannah Mon- gram included time spent unparalleled experience,” July 5 when Holly Shores tana/Miley Cyrus Best in the cardiac catheteriza- stated Julie Paolella, direc- campers Tim and Darleen 809 Route 9 South of Both Worlds Concert, tion laboratory and Cape tor of Volunteer Services. Curran along with fellow along with live sing-along Cape May Court House Regional’s Emergency De- “This experience is one Shriners and friends, held performances from the partment. Many witnessed that just may help these their second annual Sum- Call Us! (609) 463-0909 Disney Hannah Montana a birth in Maternity. students make that impor- mer Picnic. sound track. Posters & free The “Pre-Med Orienta- tant decision to choose a Each guest brought a toy giveaways were supplied to Dan Ringer, R.Ph. tion at the Shore” Program career in medicine,” she which was donated to the all children. ran from July 7–Aug. 15. continued. Lower Township Toys for Open: M-F 9-7 • Sat. 9-1 Pharmacy Manager (Page A37 Please) At the program’s conclu- Tots campaign. Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 Architect Sells New Cells to County By AL CAMPBELL tion to freeholders at their In addition, new me- Garrison estimated “Medically Speaking” afternoon meeting. chanical room upgrades the facility could take 18 a radio show hosted by CREST HAVEN — It is He pointed to two de- would ensure energy effi - months to construct, and a rare day when the Cape signs of the present facil- ciency of the new facility. possibly, up to two years, Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist May County Correctional ity, and noted that, after a When that new struc- “depending on how much Center has fewer than 300 “comprehensive look at all ture is done, the jail would we run into. If we get the inmates. the infrastructure as well also have an inside exer- process started this fall, Cervical Cancer Call for a free CD That overcrowded fa- as the physical facility,” he cise yard, surrounded on by this time next year, the or cility on the east side of proposed a two story addi- all sides by walls, unlike new facility should be there & HPV Garden State Parkway in tion of 26 pre-fabricated the present exercise yard except for the mechanical Th e connection is clear. Listen on the web! the Crest Haven Complex concrete cells on each that is exposed on four room. September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month of county owned land, fl oor that would add 104 sides, Garrison said. “We will bring in (pre- Login to was built in 1981. It was spaces for inmates. “This will allow them to fabricated) two-man boxes www.caperegional.com designed for about 180, Built onto the southern- have more controlled exer- that will sit and stack,” said but the number remains most part of the facility, cise area for the inmates,” Garrison. With special guest well above that, even in Garrison said the construc- he said. Vice Director Ralph Joseph Milio, DO, FACOG off-peak season. tion would take place with- “I guarantee you one Sheets said of the plan and Chief of Obstetrics & Gynecology On Aug. 26, Architect out the need for inmate thing,” said Garrison, prints, “It is a beautiful Robert Garrison, hired interruption, so that secu- “The operating cost will go move.” by the county last year to rity would be maintained down substantially when WCMC-AM 1230 study the center and make throughout construction, we complete this opera- Contact Campbell at Exceptional Care renovation recommenda- which he projected done tion based on what you (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 10 Exceptional People tions, made his presenta- in two years. have now.” at: [email protected] Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123

Now Featuring Kraemer Attains Diabetes Educator Status COURT HOUSE — The that the healthcare profes- She has been a member region. The diabetes edu- National Certification sional possesses distinct of the Cape Regional since cators can help education Board for Diabetes Educa- and specialized knowledge, 1991 and has served as and guide the patient with tors announced that Cindy thereby promot- clinical coordi- issues concerning control- Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows and Kraemer, clinical coordina- ing quality of nator for diabe- ling blood sugars, diet, and Full Line of Windows and Doors to tor for Diabetes Services care for people tes services for exercise and avoiding long- at Cape Regional Medical with diabetes. the past three term complications. Protect Your Home From Hurricanes Center, has achieved Cer- Kraemer years. The mission of the pro- CHANGE FOR THE BETTER WITH 3.5% tified Diabetes Educator earned her Kraemer is gram is to provide patients ENERGY STAR Sales Tax status by successfully com- Bachelor’s de- also active in with the tools, skills, and pleting the Certification gree in Nursing the Medical knowledge to do an ef- Examination for Diabetes from De Pauw Center’s Parish fective job at becoming Educators. University in Nurse Program. experts in their own dia- WILDWOOD GLASS INC. Candidates must meet Greencastle, Cape Regional betes care. New Construction and Replacement Windows rigorous eligibility require- Ind., and she CINDY KRAEMER offers Diabetes To speak with her about Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops ments to be able to take the holds an Ad- Self Manage- the Diabetes Services or examination. vanced Pediatric Nurse ment Training certified to register for a Diabetes Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Achieving certifi cation Certification from Johns by the American Diabetes Self Management Class at 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 status demonstrates to Hopkins University for the Association – the only ADA Cape Regional, call 609- individuals with diabetes past 10 years. Certifi ed Program in the 463-2547. Goetaski Given ‘Special Touch’ Title for August COURT HOUSE — Ja- Nova University in Dela- and the Corinthian Yacht president of marketing and net Goetaski, Ed.D., has ware, Goetaski served as Club of Cape May where public relations, and Julie been named Cape Regional director of the child study she is also a member. Paolella, director of Vol- Medical Center’s “Special team at Wild- Goetaski is unteer Services, surprised Touch Volunteer of the wood Crest and an avid traveler Goetaski with this award. Month” for August, 2008. North Wild- of the United Goetaski was present- Goetaski has been a wood elemen- States and Eu- ed with flowers, Special Medical Center volun- tary schools. rope as well Touch Volunteer pin, token teer since August, 1999 In addition, as a lover of gift, and commemorative and has contributed more she holds a the outdoors plaque. Janet was further than 1,250 hours of vital Masters and where she surprised with the atten- Heater Repair Costs service, most recently as Bachelors de- enjoys tennis, dance of her lifelong friend, a Front Desk Reception gree in Learn- sailing, walk- Margaret Zander. Can Snowball! Volunteer. ing Disabilities ing, biking and “I am so surprised!” Prior to retirement, from Rowan JANET GOETASKI camping. exclaimed Goetaski. “I Routine maintenance helps reduce utility bills and keeps Goetaski enjoyed a career University. A resident of was doubly surprised and your heating system in top working condition. As the in education, serving as a Goetaski’s spirit of vol- North Cape May, Goetaski’s amazed that you were able second grade teacher for unteerism extends beyond dedication and team spirit to bring in my good friend price of energy continues to rise, it’s more important eleven years and as a learn- the doors of the Medical were echoed by her nomi- Margaret for this special than ever to have your system maintained annually. ing consultant for eight Center, according to a re- nator and volunteer peers. moment. I love volunteer- years at Lower Township lease. While attending to her ing and working with ev- Sign up for a heater Elementary. She is an active volun- regular Tuesday afternoon eryone here at the Medi- After completing her teer at Mid Atlantic Center volunteer duties, Joanne cal Center. Thank you so service contract doctoral studies in Early for the Arts in Cape May, Carrocino, president and much.” Goetaski added. that includes parts, Childhood Education at the Cape May Jazz Festival, CEO, Tom Piratzky, vice labor and preventive Cape Regional Presents Service Award to White maintenance for only $15.69 a COURT HOUSE – Lee caring spirit, according to hand, getting them a box of do so without hesitation.” White, patient ambassa- a release. tissues, a cup of coffee or Jeff Andrews, administra- month and receive dor, was named Cape Re- Since becoming a patient fresh linens, no task is ever tive director of Support a $25.00 Acme gift gional Medical Center’s ambassador 18 months to diffi cult or insignifi cant Services went on the say, card FREE!* Service Excellence of the ago, White has for her. “Lee empowers herself to Month Recipient for Au- made a sig- She is there do what needs to be done. Limited time offer, so call us today at gust 2008. nifi cant impact to make sure She is a key player in the White has been em- with patients. that a patient Environmental Services ployed at Cape Regional She greets ev- leaves with the Department and the im- 1-866-720-3882 since 1989 in the Envi- ery patient ad- special feeling provements that have been ronmental Services Depart- mitted to the that they re- made as reflected in our or visit us at www.sjesp.com ment, which is currently Medical Center ceive through Patient Satisfaction scores. I And don’t forget South Jersey Energy Service Plus operated by Crothall Ser- and always of- her personal at- have found Lee White to be for repairs to your: vices Group. fers a helping tention. someone who really likes White began her career hand. White was her job and whose strongest  Water Heater almost 20 years ago as a No patient LEE WHITE very surprised attributes are caring and  housekeeper, and became goes unnoticed and no when presented with this compassion.” Range PROMO CODE 0808 a Patient Ambassador for task is too small. award. “I think this is fan- White lives in Whites-  Dryer Environmental Services It is White’s special at- tastic,” she commented. “I boro and has four chil-  *New and existing coverage. Service Sentry and Preventive Central Air Conditioner Maintenance contracts will automatically renew annually at in 2006. White was nomi- tention to detail that keeps really enjoy what I do and dren and 10 grandchildren.  Plumbing current rates. Ask about other service contract discounts. nated for this honor by patients so happy, the re- will do any little thing to When not working she her co-workers because of lease added. Whether it is make a patient’s stay bet- loves to spend time with South Jersey Energy Service Plus is not the same company as South Jersey Gas and you do not have to purchase South Jersey Energy Service Plus products to receive quality service from South Jersey Gas. Michael L. Boney, NJ License # 10853 Home Improvement License # 13VH01279400 her exemplary work ethic sitting with a patient for a ter. Whatever they need, if her family and her Yorkie, and compassionate and moment and holding their I can provide it for them, I Tanner. A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers September 3 2008

wrong, they are those who ShortStay Rehabilitation were given a gift of life and HOLY SPIRIT SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT they buried their treasure LUTHERAN CHURCH and LongTerm Care way too prematurely. They never even tried. Sept. 7th @ 9:15am - Rally Day This is no time for fu- With Pastor Rudy neral dirges to be playing Sept. 10th @ 7pm - Bible Study Resumes on the soundtrack of your Sept. 7th - Oct. 19th @ 10:30am I fi nally saw the movie ercises together, ultimately life. It is time to bring on “The Bucket List” last week. they knew that they had to the marching band and let Lord’s Prayer Sermon Series 700 Town Bank Rd., For those of you who aren’t be around the people, not its rhythmic symphony North Cape May, NJ 08204 familiar with the film, it the places, to discover what lead you to a personal vic- Washington & Bayshore Aves., starred Jack Nicholson and mattered most. tory. 609-898-8899 Morgan Freeman as two Freeman tells Nicholson Death stinks no mat- Villas • 886-2414 buddies who both have to “fi nd the joy” and that . ter when it occurs. But I been given the medical bad fruit is best enjoyed in the want to live like I will die www.genesishcc.com news about their terminal midst of community. It is tomorrow but die know- physical conditions. not so much the “doing” ing I will live forever, and MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH We understand care, But rather than just sit that fulfi lls us, but the “be- so I am trusting God with Has moved to the Call today for info around and wait to die, ing” that makes it all make my bucket list or should I we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare they proceed together to sense. There is a big differ- say my “coffee cup” list, HISTORIC GRANGE leap from planes, drive ence between lots of years because I want to savor race cars, eat caviar, bike in a life and lots of life in the each sip right down to the 457 Kings Hwy., So. Seaville Songs of the Seasons on the Great Wall of China years. It all comes down last drop. I wish the very Pastor Hartmut Fege • 624-1351 and check out several other to us fi nding and execut- same for you. Come Visit Us Cape Shore Chorale wonders of the world in- ing meaningful ways to Quiet Communion Saturdays 5pm cluding the Great Pyramids enrich our own existence You can share your Sunday Worship 10:30am Scott Breiner, Director of Egypt and they do it by investing in the lives of “Bucket List” with Pas- Adult & Youth Education 9am all before they “kick the those around us. tor Rudy by email: “It’s OK to dress casual for church. September 14, 2008 bucket.” So have you ever done pastorrudytlc@comcast. Jesus did!” And the essential prem- your own “Bucket List?” net 4:00 PM ise of this movie has reso- If not, what are you wait- Our Saviour Lutheran Church nated deeply with myself ing for? Counselors tell and many of its other view- us that people need a road “Out with the New, in with the Old” 93rd. St. & Third Ave. ers who long for way more map and a bucket list is substance to our legacies one of the best ways to “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 Stone Harbor than to just spend all of plumb the depths of the A free will offering will be received. our remaining days doing human psyche. So why Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church nothing more than reacting not get a piece of paper and to life when we could be start to record some of the King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching using our limited and pre- things that you want to do Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values cious minutes to engage in before you leave this place 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 and experience our dream behind? “to do” list. And don’t worry about If nothing else, I love what the list might look like Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Covenant Presbyterian Church the term “The Bucket List” to others. This is not a test. Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 which allows us to defi ne Nobody is going to grade on paper all of our personal your paper. As a matter of Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. 886-2448 aspirations about the spe- fact, it will do no good at Sunday Worship cifi c things that we would all if you only end up with Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. like to do before our time nothing more than a sheet Children’s Bible 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages on earth is through. These of good intentions. Who are our unique collections needs a visit? Who do you Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship of the human spirit and want to offer forgiveness & Family 10:15am - Worship Service when they are written to? What places do you down on a tablet, they want to know before you Jr. Church and Nursery Provided tend to feature very real can no longer go? people and relationships Now is the time to re- In Home Bible Study that we are longing to have place all your “would have, Come See What renewed or repaired. should have, could have, June, July, August They include places with- here is what I longed that we long to visit and to do and here is what I Your Child see and adventures and ac- actually did. There is no Call for more information complishments that others more deadly labeling at the Can Learn! might think impossible, but end of your race than to be if given the chance, we’d be branded with the title, “if Join the glad to see it come to life. only…” First Baptist Church And unlike the movie, our Don’t wait until there Jersey Cape Dance and bucket list items don’t have is no time left on your Gymnastics Academy of Wildwood to be especially extrava- game clock to mount your gant or costly, they are just comeback; kick it into your things that refl ect our own two-minute offense now. Accepting The Church that inner passions and values. Remember, failures are not began in a Do you know what the those who have done it Fall Registration Merry-Go-Round top goal is on most people’s by phone 889-8585 bucket lists? It is simply to Reed Receives www.JerseyCapeDance.com “lose weight.” Route 9 & Myrtle Ave. Sunday, September 7th The movie “The Bucket Rogers Family List” showed us something It’s always best to research and have a hands-on approach to your 9:30am - Sunday School very common among us Scholarship humans and that it is the child’s education. Come see what we can create together before you COUR HOUSE — Thom- 11am - Morning Worship relational shortcomings as Reed of this community make that important decision when choosing a dance and/or that haunt most people received a Rogers Family in this life. Even though gymnastics school. Scholarship in the amount Morgan Freeman and Jack Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis of $7,500 from the Morris H Family run H Two-way mirror for all pre-school Nicholson were doing all of Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided Land Conservancy. H classes so you can monitor your these exotic and costly ex- Large gym with power fl oor, Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 He is majoring in Envi- airtrac, and trampolines child’s progress ronmental Policy, Institu- H 3 Spacious dance studios H Safety certifi ed staff tions and Behavior at the H School of Environmental H Small classes for individual attention 25 Years of success in the business and Biological Studies at Rutgers University, and is ANNOUNCING OUR NEW currently an associate natu- ralist with the New Jersey “TEEN ALL IN ONE PACKAGE” Audubon Society’s Cape May Bird Observatory. FOR THE PRE-TEEN AND TEEN THAT WANTS TO DO IT ALL BUT JUST CAN’T WORK IT INTO YOUR BUSY SCHEDULES. Come one day a week for two hours and get hip-hop, jazz, TOWN HALL MEETING gymnastics and lyrical. All for the low price of WILDWOOD — Com- $75.00 per month missioner Gary DeMarzo . will hold his monthly Sign up with a friend and Town Hall Meeting today at 7 p.m. at Wildwood City receive $5.00 off each Hall, second fl oor. John Si- registration. ciliano, executive director, of the Wildwood Conven- Tuesday from 6:30-8:30. tion Center will speak and Call for more information answer questions. All are invited. Attend and learn 889-8585 about the city. Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23

PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE West Cape Considers BETWEEN August 11, and August 17, 2008

Wind Turbine Ordinance Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON By JACK FICHTER designed and installed so as any public road that is con- th not to provide step bolts, a tiguous with the property; Drew & Chelle Carlson Michael & Maureen Levin 236 25 St. $700,000 Total For Avalon: $700,000 WEST CAPE MAY — ladder, or other publicly ac- any overhead utility lines; CAPE MAY With increasing interest cessible means of climbing small wind energy system Tod & Kristin Shoffler Kristina M. Ratti 1011 Lafayette St., Unit 201 $ 216,500 in building wind turbines the tower, for a minimum specifications, including Sea Mist Cape May LLC Yves & Corine Termonia 927 Beach Ave. $980,000 here, borough commission height of eight feet above manufacturer and model, Sea Mist Cape May LLC Gregory Alfonsi 927 Beach Ave. $ 479,000 discussed, on Aug. 27, the ground. rotor Total For Cape May: $ 1,675,000 creating an ordinance to • Lighting: A small wind • Abandonment: A small CAPE MAY POINT regulate such structures. energy system shall not be wind energy system that is Joseph & Sandra Riper Joseph G. & Sandra G. Riper 508 Alexander Ave. $ 75,000 Deputy Mayor Dick Rig- artificially lighted unless out-of-service for a continu- Total for Cape May Point $ 75,000 by said the borough itself is such lighting is required ous 18 -month period will DENNIS interested in constructing by the Federal Aviation be deemed to have been William & Susan Colavito Marcel Tabone 185 Dennisville Petersburg Rd. $290,000 a wind turbine behind bor- Administration. abandoned. If the adminis- John J. & Linda Zampella John C. & Sheila M. Frisco 313 Fairview Rd. $ 70,000 ough hall. Solar panels were • Appearance, Color, trator determines that the Frank & Stella Martynowski Anthony & Karen & Lamana 144 Golden Spike $57,500 installed on the roof earlier and Finish: The wind gen- small wind energy system Total For Dennis: $ 417,500 this year racking up hun- erator and the tower shall has been abandoned, the LOWER TOWNSHIP dreds of dollars per month remain painted or fi nished owner of the small wind Webco Associates Inc. Hotsons Enterprise LLC 900 Ocean Ave., Unit 125 $ 1,245,406 in electric bill savings. in the color or fi nish that energy system shall remove Webco Associates Inc. Daniel A. & Diane R. Lodge 900 Ocean Ave., Unit 122 $ 1,239,000 Rigby said he had reg- was originally applied by the wind generator from James & Shirley Storrer Noah & Lynsie F. Patterson 115 Elwood Rd. $257,500 istered the borough’s so- the manufacturer, unless the tower at the owner’s Brian N. & Margaret Sleght William A. & Nancy B. Urian 302 Cedardale Ave. $ 182,000 lar panels with the state’s a different color of fi nish sole expense within six Stephen & Sharon Craig Harry & Colleen F. Capriotti 105 Pennsylvania Ave. $150,000 Clean Energy Program to is approved in the zoning months after the owner James & Peggy Ann Verna Richard & Linda Fitch 602 Hughes Ave. $287,500 receive renewable energy approval. receives the notice of aban- US Bank N.A. Craig Schwemmer 101 W Bates Ave. $ 105,000 credits. He said the bor- • Signs: There shall be donment. Total For Lower Township: $ 3,466,406 ough had received a quote no signs that are visible Kaithern said ordinances MIDDLE TOWNSHIP of $14,000 to build a wind from any public road posted from other municipalities Middle Twp Nature Conservancy Vacant Land $ 847,385 turbine for the borough. on a small wind generator required for very large lots Larusso&TozourLLC WilliamA.&LynneE.Perry 29WynndemereCt. $209,900 Rigby said he was seek- system or any associated for wind turbines. William & Debra Freeman Brian L. Keller 100 Indian Trail $ 305,000 ing sources for grants for building, except for the It is unclear if the state Paul J. Sr. & Ruth Norton Paul J. Norton Jr. 137 Woodbine Blvd. $190,000 the wind turbine. manufacturer’s or installer’s Division of Fish and Wildlife Total For Middle Township: $1,552,285 Mayor Pamela Kaithern identifi cation, appropriate will prohibit wind turbines NORTH WILDWOOD asked Rigby to look at differ- warning signs, or owner from being constructed in Lampost LLC John & Nancy Spangler 422 E 21st Ave. $ 165,000 ent styles of wind turbines, identifi cation. any location south of Stone Sun Ray Beach James F. & Theresa C. Cook 705 Surf Ave., Unit 200 $ 375,000 noting some that are more • Utility notifi cation and Harbor (10 kilometers from Catherine R. Shea Daniel F. & Gwen Bartlett 235 E 2nd Ave. $ 360,000 tubular in design in con- interconnection: Small the end if the state) to Beazer Homes Corp. Michael & Cynthia Schiffer 101 W Spruce Ave., Unit 103 $ 500,000 trast to large blades. wind energy systems that protect migratory birds Francis G. Nolan Joseph Paraschak 510 Anglesea Dr., #12 $ 200,000 Kaithern said the bor- connect to the electric util- and bats. Surf Song of N Wildwood David Schaller,JessicaBaker 1800 Ocean Ave., Unit 216 $210,000 ough needed to pass an ity shall comply with the DEP spokesperson Karen Edward & Anne Marie Kelly John & Elizabeth Sawka 305 C Allen Dr. $186,900 ordinance to enable wind New Jersey’s Net Metering Hershey told the Herald US Bank Residential Fund Edward & Mary Ann Downes 401 E 23rd Ave., Unit A $ 340,000 turbines. She said she had and Interconnection Stan- Tuesday a decision has not Geraldine L. Berzinski Thomas & Margaret Selway 900 Kennedy Blvd., Unit 204 $227,500 a draft ordinance from New dards for Class I Renewable been made on the matter. th Engel Group LLC Steven & Christine Zeuli 330 E 6 Ave. $ 785,000 Jersey Clean Program. Energy Systems. Total For North Wildwood $3,349,400 The model Clean Energy • Met towers: A me- OCEAN CITY Program ordinance sets the teorological tower to be Design One LLC Matthew DelPizzo 12 Spinnaker Ct. $ 315,000 following standards: measure wind speeds shall Thomas P. & Nicole Styer Robert & Loretta McKaig 3236 Central Ave. $740,000 • Setbacks: A wind tower be permitted under the Ronald & Charlene Kyle 44 Walton Place LLC 44 Walton Pl. $ 670,000 for a small wind energy same standards, permit Estate of Nancy Miller Gary P. & Susan K. Tretina 225 Ocean Ave. $720,000 system shall be set back requirements, restoration Eagle School Associates Timothy & Kelly Mullen 60-62 Morningside Rd., Unit B $ 1,475,000 a distance equal to the requirements and permit Wells Fargo Bank N.A. James Moretti 3408-30 Haven Ave., Unit 211 $75,550 town’s building set back procedures as a small wind Estate Marjorie Broderick Mack Associates LLC 237 Beach Rd. $ 865,000 requirements. No portion energy system. • Permit: A zoning per- Estate Marjorie Broderick 233 Beach Road Associates 233 Beach Rd. $880,000 of the wind generator shall Francis Dougherty Kenneth & Pamela Gibat 1729-31 West Ave., Unit B $ 500,000 mit shall be required for the extend beyond the setback Tisu Development LLC Thomas & Susan Giancola 1500 Boardwalk, Unit 205 $ 540,000 installation of a small wind Nancy Hovik has joined line, nor into any public 2431 Asbury Associates William & Patricia Motzer 2433 Asbury Ave., Unit B $ 990,000 energy system. The zoning the sales staff of Clermont road right of way or any David Fuschillo Jeffrey L. Snyder 1906 Ferndale Dr. $ 1,100,000 permit application shall Nine Real Estate. A licensed overhead utility lines, un- John P. & Lorraine M. Scott Web 168 LLC 118 Pinnacle Rd. $ 640,000 be accompanied by a plot sales agent since 1983, nd less written permission is Edward & Frances Lamb Daneil A. & Marilyn M. Heck 313-315 2 Ave.,UnitB $ 200,000 plan which includes the she obtained her broker’s granted by the utility that Alan & Paula S. Roberts Michael J. & Judith B. Leuthy 718 Haven Ave., Unit 718 $ 280,000 property lines and physical license in 1987. She is nd owns and/or controls the James & Kathleen Dunn Charles & Doreen Schultes 2506 Wesley Ave., 2 Fl. $ 1,240,000 dimensions of the property; a lifetime member of the lines. Robert & Joan Leunis Stephen F. & Paula A. Green 27 Safe Harbor Dr., Unit B $ 475,000 location, dimensions, and Distinguished Sales Club, st • Access: All ground- Gerald & Carol Rainey James & Denise Dunphy 4836 Central Ave., 1 Fl. $ 820,000 types of existing major and a fi ve-time winner of mounted electrical and Andrew B. Chase Jr. Joseph & Toni Ann Cary 3237 Asbury Ave. $ 649,000 structures on the property; the Silver Award. She is a control equipment shall Total For Ocean City: $ 13,174,550 location of the proposed board member of Middle be labeled and secured to SEA ISLE CITY small wind energy system Township Chamber of prevent unauthorized ac- Thomas J. Welsh Jr. Michael & Donna Gaudioso 6618 Central Ave. $ 815,000 tower; the right-of-way of Commerce. cess. The tower shall be Jeffrey R. DiCesare James & Antoinette Kehan 4605 Park Rd., North Unit $ 625,000 Noodles 1 LLC Charles & Kathleen Barbato 7508 Central Ave., Unit North $ 710,000 Noodles 1 LLC Thomas & Corinne Heckman 234 80th St., East Unit $ 765,000 SpotlightSpotlight onon youryour newnew home!home! Collace Jr. & Karen Greene JF Builders Inc. 137 38th St. $ 625,000 Total For Sea Isle City: $3,540,000 If spectacular bay views, and STONE HARBOR owning an extraordinary blue Joseph T. & Nancy Walker Daniel & Kimberly Haggarty 551 Berkley Rd. $ 1,400,000 ribbon home are important to Total For Stone Harbor: $1,400,000 you, then you must take a look UPPER TOWNSHIP at this fabulous 3 bedroom and Thomas C. Lanchoney Jr. Camille Sailer 16 Preswyck Ln. $ 640,000 2.5 bathroom contemporary Ronald & Meryl Sonsini Reinecker Family Trust 1731 S Shore Rd. $ 315,000 Arts and Crafts style home. De- Total For Upper Township: $ 955,000 signed by renowned Nantucket WEST WILDWOOD architect Rex Ingram, this show Ronald & Nancy Umfer Peter & Marianne Krupa 600 North Dr., Unit 217 $ 180,000 Total For West Wildwood: home is nestled in the dunes of $ 180,000 the Delaware Bay. Enjoy direct WILDWOOD Paul & Olga Zografakis Daniel & Lorraine McCarthy 3413 Susquehanna Ave. $ 350,000 beach access, and continuous William M. Fisher Jr. James J. McKeon 209 W Maple Ave. $ 226,000 unobstructed views of the water and the mature surrounding landscape. th Seaside Builders LLC Joseph & Barbara 113 E 25 Ave., Unit 2 $475,000 The ultra modern interior is sure to please the sophisticated, discriminating William & Deborah Moore Thomas & Karen Ryan 301 E Pine Ave., Unit 1A $ 325,000 buyer. There are Miele appliances, quartz countertops, custom mahogany Joseph & Carol Montello Stephen & Patricia Rizzi 501 W Andrews Ave. $272,700 cabinetry, white oak hardwood fl oors, Italian marble framed wood burn- Total For Wildwood: $1,648,700 ing fi replace, slate tile showers, and a Jacuzzi brand whirlpool tub. Take WILDWOOD CREST advantage of the views by sitting out on your 10x30 balcony on the second Pea2 LLC Suryakant & Mrudula Shukla 400 E Orchid Rd., Unit 304 $ 335,000 fl oor off of the great room. Once you enter this exclusive one-of-a-kind Pea2 LLC Maria Gaggero 400 E Orchid Rd., Unit 302 $367,500 seashore home, you’ll never want to leave! Presented by Apex Realty. Custom Homes Leonetti Gary R. Mureo 119 E Morning Glory Rd., Unit A $ 507,000 609-886-6000. Contact Theresa Senico. www.apexrealestate.com. Robert & Nancy DiDona Josephine S. Vecchio 406 E Monterey Ave., Unit 210 $ 200,000 Total for Wildwood Crest: $1,409,500 For more inormation, go to Marketplace on COUNTY TOTAL: $ 33,543,341 www.capemaycountyherald.com Compilation © 2008 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office Abstracts A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 *%23%9#!0% Search Real Estate at 2s%s!s,s4s9 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com 7ASHINGTON3T #APE-AY .* For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad!   s   DOLORES K. LANZALOTTI Home For Sale- Licensed Real Estate-Broker/Owner STONE REAL ESTATE WEBSITE ADDRESS: http://www.jerseycaperealty.com Call Gwen for more information at 609-602-1447 HARBOR Cape May OFFICE HOME FOR SALE Court House 17 Fourth Ave Home For Sale- OPEN HOUSE FOR RENT Home For Sale- Home For Sale- Only $400 per 2 bedroom, 1 bath. Saturday & Sunday Cape May Court CAPE MAY BEACH Garage. large lot, turn month, located in House Cape May Noon - 4:00pm key. For sale by owner. For Sale by Owner business district Court House LAWRENCE A. PRAY New custom built 3 $209,000. For Details, Call BUILDER/DEVELOPER bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car Goshen Road: 3 Bed- Very Beautiful Home, “HIDDEN LAKES” Dolores: garage ranch on large 917-838-1321 rooms, 2 full baths, only 5 years old. Ca- 609-368-3005 lot. Gas heat, central ranch home for sale. thedral Ceilings, 3 bed- air, gas fi replace plus μ WebID #: 160600 You will love this street! rooms, 2 baths, Ap- numerous upgrades. All Features; an open fl oor pliances, Central Air, Cleaning House? within walking distance plan; living room, kitch- Pool, Gazebo, Fireplace, SELL YOUR STUFF HERE! to beach. For sale by en, breakfast bar, laun- Amenities. Artistic Tiles, MMAKEAKE QQUICKUICK CCASH!ASH! owner. $429,000 dry room, master bed- Circular Driveway. 10 room with full bath, vinyl minutes to Stone Har- 609-886-2758 fenced yard, landscaped bor, 5 minutes to Garden and sprinklers. 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A full legal description of the premises can ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for duct and rely upon their own independent Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this All publication costs are paid for by the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Nearest Cross Street: Burk Avenue be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale at public venue on: investigation to ascertain whether or not sale may be subject to a limited lien prior- tiff. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF any outstanding interest remain of record ity of the condominium association and Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 and/or have priority over the lien being any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may Sheriff: John F. Callinan NUMBER F 3634 07, pending wherein liens or other charges, and any such tax- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court foreclosed and, if so the current amount be responsible for paying up to 6 months 752918 OCEAN CITY HOME BANK the plaintiff AND es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or amount due can be obtained from the local House Building located at 9 N. Main Street due thereon. worth of unpaid condominium fees. 4x Fee=$150.66 MARTIN LISS, ET ALS are the defendant(s), other advances made by plaintiff prior to taxing authority. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 I shall expose for sale at public venue on: this sale. All interested parties are to con- Amount due under judgment is Jersey. **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the A full legal description of the premises can ______WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF duct and rely upon their own independent $121,633.67 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape SHERIFF’S SALE SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 investigation to ascertain whether or not to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Property to be sold is located in the Bor- a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser May County. This sale is subject to unpaid at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court any outstanding interest remain of record tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape shall have no further recourse against the taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued House Building located at 9 N. Main Street and/or have priority over the lien being of 20% of the bid price is required. May and State of New Jersey. Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New foreclosed and, if so the current amount The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any amount due can be obtained from the local Chancery Division, Cape May County, Jersey. due thereon. sale without further notice of publication. Premises commonly known as: 6306 New Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this taxing authority. DOCKET NUMBER F 25993 07, pending All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Jersey Avenue, Wildwood (Wildwood sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- Amount due under judgment is wherein DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COM- ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT, tract or parcel of **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the tiff. Crest Boro), NJ ority of the condominium association and $604,076.41 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees PANY AMERICAS AS TRUSTEE the plaintiff land and premises situate, lying and being Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- AND CARMELLA PENNA, ET AL are the in the City of Ocean City, County of Cape a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Sheriff: John F. Callinan BEING KNOWN as LOT 3 & 4, BLOCK 44 be responsible for paying up to 6 months fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public May and State of New Jersey, bounded and shall have no further recourse against the 752912 worth of unpaid condominium fees. of 20% of the bid price is required. venue on: described as follows: Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. 4x Fee=$145.80 Dimensions are approximately 60 feet wide The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF 08/13, 08/20, 08/27, 09/03/08 by 90 feet long. A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 BEING Unit No. 630B in the 628-630 West A full legal description of the premises can ______be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Avenue Condominium, together with an be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape SHERIFF’S SALE Nearest Cross Street: Columbine Road May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street undivided 28% interest in and to the com- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New mon elements appertaining thereto as set taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Sheriff: John F. Callinan Jersey. forth in the Master Deed (and any amend- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery other municipal liens. amount due can be obtained from the local 752916 ments thereto), dated October 17, 1989, amount due can be obtained from the local Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- As of 3/13/2008 taxes are paid through 1st taxing authority. 4x Fee=$165.24 Property to be sold is located in the City of recorded October 23, 1989, in Deed Book taxing authority. BER F 33483 07, pending wherein COUN- quarter 2008. 2nd quarter 2008 taxes in the Amount due under judgment is 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 North Wildwood, County of Cape May and 1974, page 310 in the Cape May Clerk’s Amount due under judgment is TRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the plaintiff amount of $1,188.33 was due on 5/1/2008. $489,115.57 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ______State of New Jersey. Offi ce, in conformity with the provisions $422,438.86 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees AND STEPHEN QUICI; KELLY ANN QUICI, Total amount due as of 4/14/2008 for un- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- SHERIFF’S SALE of the Condominium Act of New Jersey, to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- HIS WIFE, ET ALS are the defendant(s), I paid water and sewer charges is the aggre- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Premises commonly known as: 115 East th N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount shall expose for sale at public venue on: gate sum of $1,029.46. Please be advised of 20% of the bid price is required. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 12 Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 of 20% of the bid price is required. WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF an additional sewer bill in the amount of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- The above Condominium is situate on Lot The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 $192.89 was due on 4/1/2008. sale without further notice of publication. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET BEING KNOWN as TAX LOT NO. 16 fka 27 8, in Block 606 as shown on the current tax sale without further notice of publication. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court All publication costs are paid for by the plain- NUMBER F 34075 07, pending wherein & 29 in BLOCK 209 map of the City of Ocean City. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street A full legal description of the premises can tiff. U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS tiff. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG TRUSTEE FOR ASSET-BACKED PASS- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) FURTHER KNOWN AS 630B West Avenue Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG Jersey. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Sheriff: John F. Callinan THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006- 60 ft x 100 ft Condo. Sheriff: John F. Callinan taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 752915 HE1 the plaintiff AND DALE E. DEVRIES, 752911 Property to be sold is located in the City of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 4x Fee=$160.38 ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Nearest Cross Street: New Jersey Avenue BEING known as Lot 8 in Block 606 as 4x Fee=$145.80 Wildwood, County of Cape May and State amount due can be obtained from the local 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 sale at public venue on: shown on the Tax Map of the City of Ocean 08/13, 08/20, 08/27, 09/03/08 of New Jersey. taxing authority. ______WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, City, New Jersey. ______Amount due under judgment is SHERIFF’S SALE SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 municipal or tax liens that may be due. SHERIFF’S SALE Premises commonly known as: 404-406 W. $535,612.65 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court A full legal description of the premises can Youngs Avenue, Unit 406A (a/k/a 406 W. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Tax and prior lien info: At the time of pub- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Youngs Avenue #A, Wildwood, NJ tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New lication taxes/sewer/water information was May County. This sale is subject to unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- of 20% of the bid price is required. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Jersey. not available – You must check with the taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET It is known and designated as BLOCK The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any NUMBER F 3207 08, pending wherein tax collector for exact amounts due. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The NUMBER F 32201 07, pending wherein JP 123.03, LOT 3 (f/k/a Block 123, Lot 36 & 37) sale without further notice of publication. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE Property to be sold is located in the Town- amount due can be obtained from the local MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. the plaintiff All publication costs are paid for by the plain- FOR LEHMAN BROTHERS-BNC MORT- ship of Lower, County of Cape May and A full legal description of the premises can taxing authority. AND PATRICK J. BYRNE, ET AL are the Dimensions: (Approximately) N/A tiff. GAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-4 BNC 2007-4 State of New Jersey. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Amount due under judgment is defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public (Condominium) Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- the plaintiff AND ROBERT NASUTI, ET AL May County. This sale is subject to unpaid $71,715.31 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees venue on: BERG & NORGAARD are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Premises commonly known as: 1602 Bay- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF Nearest Cross Street: N/A Sheriff: John F. Callinan at public venue on: shore Road, Lower Township, NJ 08251 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 (Condominium) 752914 WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF amount due can be obtained from the local of 20% of the bid price is required. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 4x Fee=$126.36 SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 BEING KNOWN as LOT 2, BLOCK 253, on taxing authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and 08/13, 08/20, 08/27, 09/03/08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Amount due under judgment is sale without further notice of publication. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New other municipal liens. ______House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Lower $352,531.28 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Jersey. As of 3/27/2008 taxes are paid through 1st SHERIFF’S SALE (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- tiff. quarter 2008. 2nd quarter 2008 taxes in the Jersey. Dimensions: 124.95 feet x 50 feet x 109.67 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Attorney TAHT, STANTON & MCCROSSON Property to be sold is located in the Town- amount of $1,196.21 was due on 5/1/2008. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out feet x 52.52 feet of 20% of the bid price is required. Sheriff: John F. Callinan ship of Middle, County of Cape May and Please be advised a sewer bill in the of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Property to be sold is located in the Bor- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 752910 State of New Jersey. amount of $110.23 was due on 4/10/2008. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape Nearest Cross Street: Locust Road sale without further notice of publication. 4x Fee=$136.08 NUMBER F 477 08, pending wherein CHASE May and State of New Jersey. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 08/13, 08/20, 08/27, 09/03/08 Premises commonly known as: 314 Swain- A full legal description of the premises can HOME FINANCE LLC the plaintiff AND BRI- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal tiff. ______ton Goshen Road, Middle Township NJ be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape AN MC VAN, ET AL are the defendant(s), I Premises commonly known as: 407 East liens or other charges, and any such taxes, Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- SHERIFF’S SALE 08210 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid shall expose for sale at public venue on: Palm Road Unit #204, Wildwood Crest, charges, liens, insurance premiums or MAN taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF NJ 08260 other advances made by plaintiff prior to Sheriff: John F. Callinan By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out BEING KNOWN as LOT 73 f/k/a lot 50.03, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 this sale. All interested parties are to con- 752920 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- BLOCK 5, on the offi cial Tax Map of the amount due can be obtained from the local at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court BEING KNOWN as LOT 3 C0204, BLOCK duct and rely upon their own independent 4x Fee=$126.36 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Township of Middle taxing authority. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 56.03, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Bor- investigation to ascertain whether or not 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 NUMBER F 32623 07, pending wherein LA- Amount due under judgment is (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ough of Wildwood Crest any outstanding interest remain of record ______SALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Dimensions: 81.70 ft x 102.26 ft x 727.94 ft $329,490.99 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Jersey. and/or have priority over the lien being SHERIFF’S SALE AS TRUSTEE the plaintiff AND CHRISTO- x 184.05 ft x 116.68 ft x 643.33 ft to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Dimensions: None Given (Condo Unit) foreclosed and, if so the current amount PHER CROCE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Property to be sold is located in the Bor- due thereon. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out shall expose for sale at public venue on: Nearest Cross Street: Arbutus Court of 20% of the bid price is required. ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape Nearest Cross Street: None Given of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- WEDNESDAY THE 10TH DAY OF The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any May and State of New Jersey. (Condo Unit) **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal sale without further notice of publication. Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only NUMBER F 24525 07, pending wherein at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court liens or other charges, and any such tax- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Premises commonly known as: 401 E *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE House Building located at 9 N. Main Street es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or tiff. Stanton Road U-301, Wildwood Crest, NJ liens or other charges, and any such tax- shall have no further recourse against the FOR OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New other advances made by plaintiff prior to Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- 08260 es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. TRUST 2006-2 ASSET-BACKED CER- Jersey. this sale. All interested parties are to con- BERG & NORGAARD other advances made by plaintiff prior to TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-2 the plaintiff AND duct and rely upon their own independent Sheriff: John F. Callinan BEING KNOWN as LOT 1, 3, 5.01, C0301, this sale. All interested parties are to con- A full legal description of the premises can RICHARD ALAN MONTEMURO, ET ALS Property to be sold is located in the City of investigation to ascertain whether or not 752913 BLOCK 96.02, on the offi cial Tax Map of duct and rely upon their own independent be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Wildwood, County of Cape May and State any outstanding interest remain of record 4x Fee=$126.36 the Borough of Wildwood Crest investigation to ascertain whether or not May County. This sale is subject to unpaid at public venue on: of New Jersey. and/or have priority over the lien being 08/13, 08/20, 08/27, 09/03/08 any outstanding interest remain of record taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF foreclosed and, if so the current amount ______Dimensions: None Given (Condo Unit) and/or have priority over the lien being liens and other Municipal Assessments. The SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 Premises commonly known as: 4506 At- due thereon. SHERIFF’S SALE foreclosed and, if so the current amount amount due can be obtained from the local at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court lantic Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 Nearest Cross Street: None Given due thereon. taxing authority. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out (Condo Unit) Amount due under judgment is (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BEING KNOWN as LOT 14.03 & 15.02, Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the $131,382.63 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Jersey. BLOCK 85, on the offi cial Tax Map of the a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- City of Wildwood shall have no further recourse against the NUMBER F 30130 07, pending wherein liens or other charges, and any such tax- a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Property to be sold is located in the Boro Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. US BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or shall have no further recourse against the of 20% of the bid price is required. Dimensions: 33.00 ft x 60.00 ft x 33.00 ft TRUSTEE NEW YORK MLT 2005-3 the other advances made by plaintiff prior to Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any (Page A30 Please) Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27

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TRAVEL/TRIPS Bed & Breakfast- Healthcare-

General- Lobster House BE A CAREGIVER GOING BREAKFAST

SOMEWHERE? COOK Bakers, Twisters & Assisting senior in Tell everyone about the Part time Counter People their homes. FULL Fisherman’s Wharf trip your organization TIME/PART TIME. $10- Cape May is sponsoring. Reach Apply in person Must be at least 18 $11.50/ hour. Experi- more than 72,000 read- Angel of the Sea years old. Will train ence and auto neces- ers! Only $1.75 per line 5 Trenton Ave., sary. per week. Call 609-886- Cape May Fish Market and Take-out Apply in person, 6am- 8600 ext 33 or 34 to 6pm: CALL place your ad Education/Coaching- Bed & Breakfast- Philly Soft SOUTH JERSEY NOW HIRING Pretzel Factory, HOME CARE, EMPLOYMENT MIDDLE TOWNSHIP 1602 Route 47, * Chamberpersons Monday- Friday, • COUNTER HELP PUBLIC SCHOOLS Rio Grande Wanted 9am- 5pm HELP WANTED Full and Part time, 609-886-1770 HIGH SCHOOL 609-399-4788 weekends required. Apply in person a fter 1pm

Ask for Kris Apply in person: ASSISTANT Beauty- Angel of the Sea FOOTBALL Healthcare- 5 Trenton Ave. COACH General- Seeking Experienced Cape May DENTAL SALES POSITION * Stipend - $5,688 Cape May Youth Massage * Starts ASAP Advocate Programs Bed & Breakfast- Year round, part time Seeking motivated and Therapists, Oral Surgeon’s Assis- ASSISTANT dedicated individu- (2) Estheticians, FRONT DESK tant, will train. X-ray li- LACROSSE als to work with at risk OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY! (1) Receptionist CLERKS cense is a plus. COACH youth in the community. If you’re interested in succeeding in real HS diploma or GED re- Please call estate, we have a full time sales position Please call Lisa, Day/night shifts. * Stipend - $5,185 quired. Must have a ve- 609-465-9600 609-770-3709 Weekends required. available with 30+ hours of weekly fl oor * Starts March 2009 hicle. Benefi ts available. and/or fax resume to Year round position. time available with excellent support. Please contact Jennifer 609-770-3758 Join a company with a 25 year proven NJ Teaching certifi - or Mary Ann at 856-451- Beauty/Spa- Angel of the Sea track record in the Wildwoods. cate or minimum of 1234 or please fax a re- 5 Trenton Avenue County Substitute sume to 856-451-5577. Contact Ed Lees at (609) 729-5108. MASSAGE Cape May Ext. #114. certifi cate required. General- THERAPIST Healthcare/

OR CALL Submit resume with a DESK PERSON Food Service- Part time Jessica Lees at (609) 408-4656 copy of certifi cate by NEEDED Cleaning- Tuesday, September LOOKING FOR A Call 316 Day Spa 9, 2008 to: REWARDING ask for Bonnie For busy bowling center. Cape Counseling Services, Inc. a JCAHO HOUSEKEEPER/ Michael J. Must be 18, have reliable CAREER? 609-465-7921 CLEANING Kopakowski accredited behavioral healthcare agency has transportation and able PERSON Superintendent to work weekends. Oceana the following position(s) open: 216 S. Main St., Rehabilitation Beauty- Immediate opening, 25 Cape May Apply in person: & Nursing Center, Court House, RN- - 30 hours/week, year Mouse Trap Lanes a 120 bed LTC STYLIST round. Early morning NJ 08210 Route 610 facility is seeking ADOLESCENTS EXPERIENCED hours. Requires at- Woodbine tention to detail, light COOK Full time RN needed to provide for the General- To take over existing lifting, ability to follow health, safety and security of children/ad- clientele directions. Benefi ts for the 6am - 2pm Education- GEMOLOGIST olescent consumers that have a history of include paid vacation shift. Must have a WANTED emotional problems. B.S.N. degree and All calls confi dential and holidays, sick TEACHER minimum of 2 years 609-884-7040 days, access to health experience in LTC or two years psychiatric nursing experience Pre- K/ Part time, benefi ts. Bed & Breakfast- insurance. Kindergarten similiar environment. required. Two years long-term care set- Must be able to identify If you are a team

Apply at colored stones as well player & looking for a ting/working with adolescents required. BED & BREAKFAST Full time, beginning Mid-Atlantic Center as grade diamonds. rewarding career this September 2008. NJ HOUSEKEEPER for the Arts is the job for you! ceritfi cation required. Contact: 1048 Washington St. Call 609-886-6563, Cape May Bed & Break- Human Resources Cape May Weds- Sat, 11am- 5pm We offer excellent fast seeking House- Submit resume to: 609-884-5404 x 123 working conditions & 217 North Main Street, Suite 202 keeper/ Assistant for all Mr. William Flyn, West benefi ts are available. inn keeping duties. 20 - Cape May Elementary Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 EEO - A/A. Salary will be based 30 hours per week, year School, 301 Moore General- Fax: 609-463-8671 Minority and women on experience. round. Must work week- Street, West Cape applicants are encour- [email protected] ends. May, NJ 08204 or FAX aged LUNCH Please apply in to 609-884-0932 www.capecounseling.org to apply TRANSPORTER person 609-884-0100 502 Route 9 North Deadline to submit West Cape May Board Cape May Call Janet at Cleaning- resume: 9/8/08 of Education seeks to Court House 609-886-8600 ext.34 fi ll position of Lunch or fax resume to: for great results today. EOE HOUSEKEEPER Transporter. Must 609-465-7067 have own vehicle to Small Cape May Bed & pick up lunches from C 2x5 9.3.08CLac.indd 1 9/2/08 10:22:27 AM Breakfast has opening LT School, Mon.- Fri., Elderly Care- for part time house- 10:30am- 12:30pm

keeper. Duties include chambering rooms & Companion Needed Call 609-884-4614 laundry. for details For elderly woman in her Call 609-602-5761 Sea Isle City home. EOE

OPEN HOUSE JOB FAIR! 609-263-1481 General-

Drivers- Child Care- MOVIE EXTRAS Herald CHHAs, CNAs & LPNs Classifi eds SCHOOL BUS HEAD TEACHER Earn up to $100 per Hiring for Certifi ed Home Health Aides and LPNs DRIVERS day. All looks needed are the Info about free training for CNAs to obtain a CHHA license Preschool children. to work with fi lm & TV Full or part time. CDL Cat’s Meow Full time. Bachelor's production compa- Thurs., September 25th from 12:30pm-5:30pm required Degree required. nies. No experience required. CALL TODAY Grand Hotel of Cape May Call Lion Trailways, 609-886-8600 1045 Beach Ave., Cape May, NJ 08204 Call 609-463-8263 609-889-0925 ext 5 Please call Ext. 33 or 34 [email protected] 1-888-615-5240 CALL 609-886-8600 EXT 33 or 34 to place your ad Info: (866) 809-4554 Herald Offi ce Hours are 9 to 5 / Monday to Friday Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29

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Trades/Carpenter- Articles for Sale- Restaurant-

CARPENTER Articles For Sale- MIRROR: Beautiful gold CAFE PROMENADE at victorian frame. 29x41” Healthcare- the Montreal Inn, Cape Restaurant- With all around remod- Entire Home in excellent condition, May now hiring eling skills. Driver’s li- Contents $40. 609-522-0867 LOOKING FOR A Now Hiring cense & transportation Quality furniture, 60” TV, REWARDING EXPERIENCED Articles for Sale- * Breakfast Cook a must. Full time. pool table, weight equip- CAREER? Hotel/Motel- HOST/HOSTESS Saturdays and ment, bedroom sets, P.A. System SERVERS Call 609-884-2722 couches, home offi ce, Sundays only 300 watt, Kustom Pro- Oceana Now Hiring: & BARTENDERS accessories, grosfl ex * Line Cooks Trades/Carpentry- fi le Two with built-in Rehabilitation * MAINTENANCE patio set, duquane BBQ, Full time/Part time, 5 channel mixer and & Nursing Center, * HOUSEKEEPERS Pick up an application: holiday lights. 609-780- Year Round/Seasonal LEAD CARPENTER 8-band EQ with vocal a 120 bed LTC Cafe Promenade, 1434 * BARTENDER * Service effects. Purchased for facility is seeking Beach at Madison (Part Time) Position available imme- Herald special event Ave., Cape May or Bartenders WebID #: 161014 * BREAKFAST diately. Stone Harbor/ μ and used once. Comes send resume: * Hostess * CNAs SERVERS Avalon area. Experience Articles For Sale- with soft roller case. FAX 609-884-8110; Part time, Year Round ALL SHIFTS * BREAKFAST and references required. Portable and powerful, MAIL 1025 Beach * Lunch Servers Must be able to frame GARDENING EQUIPMENT: $475. 886-8600 ext. 30. COOK Ave., Cape May, NJ Year Round Apply in person and do fi nish work. Gas Post hole diggers, rakes, * BREAKFAST 08204; 502 Route 9 North allowance, salary com- shovels, leaf rakes, edgers, HOSTESS/ EMAIL Apply in person: much more. 609-770-8103 Cape May mensurate with experi- SUPERVISOR info@ Harbor View Articles For Sale- Court House ence. Year round work, cafe-promenade.com Restaurant or fax resume to: full time. PORCH CHAIRS, 2/$9, Apply in person at EOE 954 Ocean Drive 609-465-7067 Articles For Sale- 2/$4; full size patchwork front desk: Cape May Call 609-884-1004, quilt, $24; Sylvia Browne Marquis de Lafayette GAS DRYER, Heavy duty, Healthcare- leave message. books, 3/$12; rolling tote, 501 Beach Ave., like new. $125; Kenmore $8. 609-729-3730 Cape May Refrigerator, 2 doors, $100 OFFICE HELP Restaurant/ Articles for Sale- Ask for Joan. FINANCIAL or best offer on both. 267- WANTED Food Service- Restaurant- No phone calls, 709-3393 Sit N’Stand Stroller: please BUSINESS Articles for Sale- For busy NOW HIRING Baby Trend brand, nay ICE CREAM physical/ occupational * DAY COOK OPPORTUNITY - blue, cup holders, stor- EOE PARLOR GE Electric Apartment therapy offi ce. We are FINANCIAL age, lightly used. Paid * SERVERS size stove, all white, looking for a motivated $130 will take $75. Call Hotel/Restaurant- Avalon. Day shift, * HOSTESS porcelain, manufactured individual that cares Business Opportunity- 609-889-3752 10am- 5pm; Night Full time and Part time in 1955. $600. Work- about people as well as Experienced shift, 5pm - 10pm positions available ing condition. 609-967- their job. Duties include LIQUOR LICENSE Office hours 9 to 5 * Bus Persons 8423 answering phones, WILDWOOD LIQUOR Monday - Friday * Chamberpersons Call Bill, 609-465-4472 Apply in person, scheduling appoint- 10am- 2pm. Ask for LICENSE Classifieds General ments, insurance billing, Restaurant- Lisa: FOR SALE, $250K. Please apply within, make things precerts, etc. Experi- Fitzpatrick’s CALL 609-602-1273 WILDWOOD Tues- Sat, 1pm- 4pm: disappear ence preferred, but not Crest Tavern Peter Shields Inn Line Cook LINEN SUPPLY mandatory. 9600 Pacifi c Ave. μ WebID #: 158526 1301 Beach Ave Line Cook with experi- Wildwood Crest Cape May ence. Now through Oc- FAX resume tober 13 in Wildwood 609-522-1200 MERCHANDISE / Associates ATTN: Michelle and possibly year round www.cresttavern. YARD SALES Department Stores Crown Therapists, Inc in our Villas location. com Needed 609-463-9540 Get a head start on next Now Hiring Hotel/Restaurant- ARTICLES FOR 7am- 3:30pm & Healthcare/Offi ce - summer. Friendly at- • Assistant SALE 3:30-Midnight Shift Now Hiring mosphere. Hard work, Managers loyalty and dedication Restaurant- MEDICAL Banquet Servers Articles For Sale- • Visual • On the job training rewarded. Call for ap- FRONT DESK Year round, on-call, Now Hiring Merchandisers provided RECEPTIONIST part time. $10/hour pointment, 609-898- ASCENSION CONTOUR • Vacations, life insur- 7427. Best Bosses You’ll FRONT DESK • Store Manager Blood Glucose Monitoring ance & other benefitsbenefi ts Ever Have!! WAITSTAFF System: Never used. Cost Trainees Needed for busy family Apply In Person: available for year round $70; sale $35. 609-463- practice part time, nights Grand Hotel HOSTESS/HOST For consideration, please employees. Restaurant- 8995 & weekends. of Cape May HOUSEKEEPING send your resume to:

1045 Beach Avenue DISHWASHERS Articles For Sale- Sue Hama, Please fax resume to: ✦✦✦✦✦ District Manager Apply in person, CANVAS AWNING with 609-898-1912 Long season. Excellent 9am- 3:30pm LINE COOK frame. Sunbrella Burgundy. [email protected] working conditions New Jersey Ave. Hotel/Motel- 12’ x 9” x 6’ 6”. $150. 609- Janitorial- www.peebles.com Wildwood Crest Night shift, full time, 368-1661 Call Elaine’s E.O.E./Promotes a Ask for Bob Beers Chamberpersons year round position. Articles For Sale- JANITORIAL 609-884-1199 drug-free workplace EOE-A/A Experience required

Now interviewing for CHROME WHEELS: 18” x Part time, evenings, Chamberpersons. Apply Within: 8” (5 lug). “Down sized my Tues., Thurs., Fri & Sun. tires.” Good looking, $150. SAUTÉ CHEF Atkinson’s Tavern Cape May Court House, Restaurant- West Wildwood area. 609- Well established Italian restaurant located Call LaMer 1010 Route 9 South Wildwood. Transporta- 846-1939 Beachfront Inn Cape May Court in Wildwood looking for experienced tion and driver’s license Rio Station Articles For Sale- for appointment House Pastry Chef with general baking knowledge. required. NOW HIRING 609-884-9000 ✦✦✦✦✦ COMPUTER DESK, $50. Year round position. Salary Hotel/Motel- Call 856-861-0704 Positions Available Powerwasher, new, $100. commensurate with experience. End tables, lamps, $75. Part Time & Full Time Start now & secure your * MAINTENANCE For Experienced Cookie press, new, $15. Office- 609-884-0603 position for the HELPER Individuals 2009 season. General janitorial du- Articles for Sale- OFFICE * HOSTESS/HOST 609-602-9571 ties; no technical skills ASSISTANT required. * BUSPERSON Double stroller for sale:

* SERVERS JEEP brand, side by side, Offi ce Reliable person for * LAUNDRY * PACKAGE navy blue, sport type, lite busy construction stroller, folds small. Paid Case Manager/ PERSON office. QuickBooks, GOODS CLERK $100. Will take $50. Call

computer & customer 609-889-3752 Coordinator Apply in Person, service, dispatch. Apply in person only Ocean City 8am- 4pm: Health insurance. Routes 9 & 47 LaMer Motor Inn, Rio Grande We are searching for a team player to join Beach & 11am - 5pm Daily Articles for Sale- our dynamic growing offi ce staff. 609-861-1176 Pittsburgh Aves., FIND A JOB No phone calls Applicant must have excellent telephone Cape May Entire Contents of Our or Summer Home for Sale. & interpersonal skills, along with the FILL A Brand new. Call for ap- ability to work independently and well pointment 267-242- with others. Organization and multi-task 1772. POSITION skills needed while maintaining HERALD meticulous records. CLASSIFIEDS Please fax resume attn: Amber WORK FOR YOU! 609-525-0748 A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers September 3 2008

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Articles For Sale- Furnishings- Yard/Tag Sale-

DESK & Chair, $50. Dining Tag-a-long bike trailer child Avalon-demo sale PUBLIC NOTICES bicycle, pull behind adult set, oak, $200. White wicker table, $10. 609-465-2996 Demo sale-house (From Page A26) Premises commonly known as: 340 East 10:00 am bike, peddles, seat. $75. N. Dimensions: Condo Unit 21st Street Unit #4, Wildwood, NJ 08260 contents/ fi xtures of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May Wildwood. 908-202-9957 2x Fee=$12.15 Furnishings- and State of New Jersey. (beds,dressers, Ethan A Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit BEING KNOWN as LOT 4 f/k/a lot 10, 08/27, 09/03/08 Articles for Sale- BLOCK 261.01 f/k/a block 261, on the offi - ______dining room table, etc) Premises commonly known as: 7010 Park *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal cial Tax Map of the City of North Wildwood NOTICE Desk, maple fi nish, 4 Blvd Unit C, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 274 75th St, Sat & Sun liens or other charges, and any such tax- Transport Wheelchair, re- drawers, like new. $45. es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Dimensions: None Given (Condo Unit) Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at Sept 6&7, 8am-4pm - BEING KNOWN as TAX LOT NO. 1, 2, 3, movable footrest, etc., other advances made by plaintiff prior to A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Route 9, Call 609-398-7243 4.01 in BLOCK NO. 77 $100; Commode, remov- CASH & CARRY only! this sale. All interested parties are to con- Nearest Cross Street: None Given Cape May Court House, NJ on September duct and rely upon their own independent (Condo Unit) 18, 2008 at 9:00 am. The following goods Furnishings- Dimension of Lot Approximately: able backbar, $50. 609- investigation to ascertain whether or not will be sold: 75 x IRR 886-5575 μ WebID #: 159552 any outstanding interest remain of record *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal DINING ROOM Table & and/or have priority over the lien being liens or other charges, and any such taxes, Space Number: H 114 Nearest Cross Street: Park Boulevard foreclosed and, if so the current amount charges, liens, insurance premiums or CHRIS KANE Chairs: Solid wood, extra Yard/Tag Sale- Being Unit C in the Sundowner Condomin- due thereon. other advances made by plaintiff prior to 224 W. Wildwood Avenue ium together with an undivided 13.820% leaf, excellent condition. this sale. All interested parties are to con- Wildwood, NJ 08260 interest in and to the common elements Articles For Sale- $200. 609-425-4489 **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the duct and rely upon their own independent 1 Entertainment Center, 1 TV Table Model, COME VISIT St. Mary’s appataining there to set forth in the Mas- Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only investigation to ascertain whether or not 1 Boxes, 1 Lamp: Table, 1 Heater, 1 VCR, 1 ter Deed (and any amendments there to) This N That Thrift Shop a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser any outstanding interest remain of record Table: Glass Top, 1 Cabinet: Curio, 1 Trains: dated June 13, 1983 recorded July 12, 1983 shall have no further recourse against the and/or have priority over the lien being HO, 1 Toys, 1 Other/Misc Widower’s and Furniture Annex. in Deed Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. foreclosed and, if so the current amount moving on sale Furnishings- Clothes, household, fur- due thereon. Space Number: D 154 Prior Liens/Encumbrances Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this VIENNA CATHY SPAULDING Too much to list. Call niture, antiques, books, Water Account: $0.00 sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the PO Box 601 Sewer Account + Penalty: $31.00 Paul (609)231-8194 WOOD TABLE with tile in- linens, toys. Open ority of the condominium association and Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only 28 Swainton-Goshen Road sert, 6 chairs; 4 piece enter- any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Cape May Court House, NJ 08210-0601 Mon., Weds., Fri., Sat, A full legal description of the premises can be responsible for paying up to 6 months shall have no further recourse against the 1 Bed: Mate’s, 1 Christmas Decorations, tainment center. Great con- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape μ WebID #: 160664 10am- 4pm; Tues. & worth of unpaid condominium fees. Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. 1 Carrier, Cat, 1 Tables: Coffee, 2 TV Table May County. This sale is subject to unpaid dition, $200. 609-729-3438 Model, 1 Boxes, 2 Lamp: Floor Thurs, 10am- 1pm. Do- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer A full legal description of the premises can Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this liens and other Municipal Assessments. The nations accepted. Pro- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale may be subject to a limited lien prior- 2x Fee=$26.73 amount due can be obtained from the local YARD/TAG SALES May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ity of the condominium association and 08/27, 09/03/08 ceeds benefi t affordable taxing authority. For Sale taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may ______Amount due under judgment is housing. Located in old liens and other Municipal Assessments. The be responsible for paying up to 6 months THE REGULAR MEETING of the Middle Antique iron bed, full $388,123.83 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Yard/Tag Sale- amount due can be obtained from the local worth of unpaid condominium fees. Township Fire Commissioners District #2 Miracle Fitness, Village to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- size, $65; Pottery Barn taxing authority. will be held at the Rio Grande Fire Company, tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Shops off Route 47 on Amount due under judgment is A full legal description of the premises can Routes 9 & 47 at 7 p.m. on the following teen shag rug, 5x8, lav- of 20% of the bid price is required. Avalon- $113,226.93 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Thursday date: September 18, 2008. Please Vermont and Second, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ender, $100; Girl’s desk to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid note that the meeting time has changed to sale without further notice of publication. Rio Grande. 609-886- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 7 p.m. - painted white with pink All publication costs are paid for by the plain- of 20% of the bid price is required. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The DEMOLITION SALE 7272 tiff. drawers $25. 609-465- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any amount due can be obtained from the local 1x Fee=$3.65 09/03/08 Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD sale without further notice of publication. taxing authority. ______8820 Yard/Tag Sale- Sheriff: John F. Callinan All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Amount due under judgment is THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of the 752921 150 - 39th St. tiff. $407,039.64 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Board of Commissioners of Water District #1 4x Fee=$136.08 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- of the Township of Middle, County of Cape Avalon, NJ SEA ISLE CITY, 5704 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 Sheriff: John F. Callinan fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount May and State of New Jersey will commence FREEBIES ______Central Ave: HOUSE 752922 of 20% of the bid price is required. on September 23, 2008, promptly at 7:00pm SHERIFF’S SALE DEMOLITION SALE, 4x Fee=$155.52 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any at 581 Old Avalon Blvd., Avalon Manor, NJ. Sat. & Sun. 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 sale without further notice of publication. All parties are welcome to attend. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Sept. 6 & 7 Saturday, September 6, ______All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Carol Lynch, Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- SHERIFF’S SALE tiff. 8am- 3pm. Entire con- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET TREE TRIMMERS 8am - 3pm Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG 1x Fee=$4.86 09/03/08 NUMBER F 480 08, pending wherein CHASE tents for sale. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Sheriff: John F. Callinan ______2 TREE TRIMMERS, 8FT HOME FINANCE LLC the plaintiff AND JAC- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 752924 SHERIFF’S SALE QUELINE A. FINNEGAN, ET AL are the AND 12 FT LONG,WITH Kitchen cabinets/full Yard/Tag Sale- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- 4x Fee=$160.38 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public BER F 3906 08, pending wherein WELLS 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued SAW BLADES, $25 kitchen, dining room venue on: FARGO BANK, N.A. DBA AMERICAS ______out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF EACH, 624-7674. set, bar stools, 6 TWO Great demo/con- SERVICING CO. the plaintiff AND JOSEPH SHERIFF’S SALE Chancery Division, Cape May County, SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 S. SCHUMAN, ET AL are the defendant(s), I DOCKET NUMBER F 20982 06, pending rooms of furniture tents sales: September at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court shall expose for sale at public venue on: By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS House Building located at 9 N. Main Street WebID #: 161012 almost new, 2 baths & 11, 12, 13. Both full of WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- TRUSTEE FOR CITIGROUP MORTGAGE μ (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2004-OPT1, ASSET fi xtures, 4 bedrooms, great furniture. Ander- Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court NUMBER F 29068 07, pending wherein BACKED PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES couch, washer, dryer, sen windows and doors, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST the plaintiff AND STEVEN E. SMYTH, ET FURNISHINGS Property to be sold is located in the Town- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OF AMERI- ALS are the defendant(s), I shall expose for hotwater heater & cen- kitchen, bath, HVAC. ship of Villas, County of Cape May and Jersey. QUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES, INC. sale at public venue on: State of New Jersey. tral heating/air unit, AVALON, 26 East 16th ASSET BACKED PASS THROUGH CER- WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF Property to be sold is located in the Bor- TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-R3 UNDER THE OCTOBER A.D. 2008 sliding glass doors, Street (8am- 5pm); Premises commonly known as: 40 Texas ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 Furnishings- windows, doors STONE HARBOR, 8917 May and State of New Jersey. DATED AS OF APRIL 1, 2005 WITHOUT House Building located at 9 N. Main Street RECOURSE the plaintiff AND DAVID S. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Patio/outdoor furni- First Avenue (9am- BEING KNOWN as LOT 14, BLOCK 334.13, Premises commonly known as: 5508 Park MOORE; KIMBERLE MOORE, ET ALS are Jersey. on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of ture, shrubs, fencing 5pm). Boulevard, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at BEDROOM Lower www. public venue on: Property to be sold is located in the City of FURNITURE BEING KNOWN as LOT 3, 4 & 44, BLOCK WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF Ocean City, County of Cape May and State Youth oak bedroom set - Lots of Great Stuff! gagerestatesales. 9, on the offi cial Tax Map of the Borough of SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 of New Jersey. com Wildwood Crest at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court twin headboard, 5-draw- EVERYTHING TOO LATE House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Premises commonly known as: 119 West er dresser, 3-drawer Dimensions: 60.074 feet x 76.50 feet x (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Avenue, Ocean City, NJ 08226 MUST GO! Yard/Tag Sale- TO CLASSIFY 30.00 feet x 100.00 feet x 300.00 feet x 70.00 Jersey. dresser with mirror, desk feet x 73.50 feet TAX LOT NO. 12 in BLOCK NO. 108 and chair. $600. 609- Property to be sold is located in the mu- VILLAS EMPLOYMENT Nearest Cross Street: Morning Glory Road nicipality of Del Haven, County of Cape Dimension of Lot Approximately: 30x90 967-1729 128 SHADELAND AVE, May and State of New Jersey. Villas, SAT SEPT 6 from *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Nearest Cross Street: First Street HELP WANTED liens or other charges, and any such tax- Premises commonly known as: 11 Lehigh Beginning at a point in the southeasterly μ WebID #: 161107 7-2 Furniture, tires, es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Avenue, Del Haven, NJ line of West Avenue (100 feet wide) and in other advances made by plaintiff prior to the division line between Lot 12 and Lot games, LOTS OF GREAT this sale. All interested parties are to con- TAX LOT 426, BLOCK 15 13, Block 108 as shown on Plan of Survey STUFF duct and rely upon their own independent of Lot 12 Block 108 City of Ocean City, investigation to ascertain whether or not Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Cape May County, NJ, prepared by David Yard/Tag Sale- any outstanding interest remain of record 90 feet wide by 100 feet long C. Kruger, P. L. S. dated June 2, 2004; said and/or have priority over the lien being beginning point being further described as foreclosed and, if so the current amount Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the south- being 130.00 feet southwesterly along said Wildwood due thereon. westerly side of Lehigh Avenue 300 feet line of West Avenue from the southwest- from the northwesterly side of 14th Street erly line of First Street (60 feet wide) 44 ROOM MOTEL Multi-family yard sale, **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Saturday, September 6 Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only A full legal description of the premises can Prior Liens/Encumbrances: None a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape TOTAL AS OF January 19, 2008: $0.00 FURNISHINGS LIQUIDATION SALE 8:30am to 2:30pm. Lo- shall have no further recourse against the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid cation: 124, 132 & 134 Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer A full legal description of the premises can Tuesday and Wednesday liens and other Municipal Assessments. The be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape East Leaming Avenue. A full legal description of the premises can amount due can be obtained from the local May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Education- September 9th & 10th Something for everyone! be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape taxing authority. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Amount due under judgment is liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 9am to 5pm designer clothes, jewel- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer $313,392.06 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees amount due can be obtained from the local MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ry, handbags, household liens and other Municipal Assessments. The to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- taxing authority. Avalon Inn PUBLIC SCHOOLS amount due can be obtained from the local fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Amount due under judgment is items, etc. taxing authority. of 20% of the bid price is required. $283,931.59 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees

79th & Dune Drive, Avalon, NJ Amount due under judgment is The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- TEACHER OF $257,988.45 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees sale without further notice of publication. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount • TVs/TV cabinets μ WebID #: 161088 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- of 20% of the bid price is required. • Refrigerators/Microwaves/Toasters/Coffee Makers STUDENTS tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount tiff. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any WITH of 20% of the bid price is required. Attorney RALPH F. CASALE & ASSOCIATES sale without further notice of publication. • Chest-of-Drawers/Sofa beds/Chairs/End Tables/Desks ANIMALS The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: John F. Callinan All publication costs are paid for by the plain- DISABILITIES sale without further notice of publication. 752925 tiff. • 11,500 BTU Air Conditioners (220v) All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 4x Fee=$121.50 Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD

• Floor & Table Lamps tiff. 08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 Sheriff: John F. Callinan PETS FOR SALE Grades 6, 7, 8; NJ Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG ______752781 • Dinette sets (table & 4 chairs) Sheriff: John F. Callinan AUCTION 4x Fee=$131.22 Dept. of Education 752923 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 • Mattresses & Box Springs (Q & K) w/bed frame certificate and 4x Fee=$150.66 On Wednesday, September 10, 2008 at 10:00 ______08/20, 08/27, 09/03, 09/10/08 am we will be holding an auction at Good- SHERIFF’S SALE • Wicker Headboards HQ in Language Arts/ Pets for Sale- ______man’s Route 47 Self Storage, 75 South Route • Bedspreads/Blankets/Pillows (new and used) Literacy required. SHERIFF’S SALE 47, mile marker 10, Cape May Court House, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out NJ 08210. Contents of: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- • Patio Chairs, Side Tables and Loungers By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET AKC BOXER of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Storage Unit C-13 – Renee Delice, • Trash Receptacles (fi berglass w/domed lids) Submit resume with a NUMBER F 16667 07, pending wherein IR- PUPPIES Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- miscellaneous items WIN UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY • Offi ce Equipment copy of certificate by BER F 20733 07, pending wherein GMAC Storage Unit E-16 – Scott D. Alonzo, the plaintiff AND GAIL L. CARUSO, ET AL Shots, papers, very Friday, September 12, MORTGAGE, LLC the plaintiff AND DWAYNE miscellaneous items are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale • 3 Maids Carts ONQUE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall at public venue on: good price. Call 609- 2008 to: • Dinnerware/Eating Utensils expose for sale at public venue on: 2x Fee=$14.58 WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF 408-5780 Michael J. WEDNESDAY THE 17TH DAY OF 08/27, 09/03/08 OCTOBER A.D. 2008 • Kitchen Cabinets SEPTEMBER A.D. 2008 ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Looking Kopakowski at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE House Building located at 9 N. Main Street • Pictures Superintendent House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New for (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All household and personal goods stored in Jersey. • Misc. (soap/shampoo/baskets/pitchers/ice buckets) 216 S. Main St., Jersey. Unit #E9 at M&M Storage Inc., Cape May something? Cape May County Airport, Franklin Road, Rio Grande, Property to be sold is located in the City of Property to be sold is located in the City of NJ 08242. North Wildwood, County of Cape May and CASH OR CREDIT CARD only Court House, North Wildwood, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey. No delivery NJ 08210 State of New Jersey. Property being sold is owned by Thomas Tafe. CLASSIFIEDS Sale date will be on September 13, 2008 at (Page A31 Please) Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES

(From Page A30) *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal collector for exact amounts due. held on August 21, 2008 at 8:00 pm. 21 2006 made by RICHARD D. TAYLOR, TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS: liens or other charges, and any such tax- Plaintiff has obtained a title resolution as JR.to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS- Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the DANIEL BEYEL Lot: 1; BLOCK: 1114 es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or to judgment DJ-132059-1990 TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE Borough of Woodbine. Freeholder Director FOR COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC., Premises commonly known as: 306 East other advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested parties are to con- A full legal description of the premises can recorded on August 28 2006 in the Offi ce of 19th Avenue Unit 304, North Wildwood, Dimensions: Approximately irregular: 1x Fee=$20.66 09/03/08 duct and rely upon their own independent be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Lisa Garrison the Cape May County Clerk/Register in Mort- NJ 08260 50 x 100 ______investigation to ascertain whether or not May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Borough Clerk gage Book 4427, Page 229. On 8/15/2008 (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO Nearest Cross Street: is approximately any outstanding interest remain of record taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer said obligation and mortgage were assigned BEING KNOWN as LOT 6, BLOCK 263.01, 1x Fee=$13.36 09/03/08 Second Avenue and/or have priority over the lien being liens and other Municipal Assessments. The to COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. by on the offi cial Tax Map of the City of North ______ARONOW & SOOWAL, M.D., P.A. Beginning at the intersection of the North- foreclosed and, if so the current amount amount due can be obtained from the local written assignment to be recorded. 2) to re- Wildwood BOROUGH OF WOODBINE RONALD RUBINSTEIN, M.D. easterly line of Main Avenue (70 feet wide) due thereon. taxing authority. cover possession of and concerns premises COUNTY OF CAPE MAY VIDA SHOES INTERNATIONAL commonly known as 252 EAST ATLANTIC Dimensions: Condo Unit with the Southeasterly line of Second Av- Amount due under judgment is **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the $188,319.80 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees AVENUE, VILLAS, NJ, 08251 enue (50 feet wide). YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ORDINANCE NO. 500-2008 Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit REQUIRED to serve upon STERN, LAVIN- a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you Pursuant to an updated Tax Assessment THAL, FRANKENBERG & NORGAARD, LLC, shall have no further recourse against the of 20% of the bid price is required. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CODE CHAP- may communicate with the New Jersey State *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal search dated 07/23/2008 subject to 2008 plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address is 293 st Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any TER 3-19 OF THE BOROUGH OF WOOD- Bar Association by calling (732) 249-5000. liens or other charges, and any such tax- 1 Qtr taxes due 02/01/2008 $621.44 open Eisenhower Parkway - Suite 300, Livingston, nd sale without further notice of publication. BINE ENTITLED “LOUD, DISTURBING AND You may also contact the Lawyer Referral es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or + penalty; 2 Qtr taxes due 05/01/2008 New Jersey 07039, an Answer to the Com- rd Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this All publication costs are paid for by the plain- UNNECESSARY NOISE” TO FURTHER Service of the County of venue by calling 609- other advances made by plaintiff prior to $621.43 open + penalty; 3 Qtr taxes due plaint, fi led in a civil action, in which COUN- sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- tiff. CLARIFY THE RULES AND REGULATIONS 463-0313. If you cannot afford an attorney, this sale. All interested parties are to con- 08/01/2008 to be determined. TRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the plaintiff ority of the condominium association and Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- PERTAINING TO NOISE. you may communicate with the Legal Ser- duct and rely upon their own independent and RICHARD D. TAYLOR, ET ALS are the any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may MAN vices Offi ce of the County of venue by calling investigation to ascertain whether or not A full legal description of the premises can defendants, pending in the Superior Court of be responsible for paying up to 6 months Sheriff: John F. Callinan NOTICE 609-465-3004. any outstanding interest remain of record be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May worth of unpaid condominium fees. 752936 and/or have priority over the lien being May County. This sale is subject to unpaid County, and bearing Docket No. F-31428-08 4x Fee=$131.22 Please take notice that the foregoing Ordi- YOU, ARONOW & SOOWAL, M.D., P.A , are foreclosed and, if so the current amount taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer within thirty-fi ve (35) days after 9/3/2008 or A full legal description of the premises can 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 nance was introduced at a regularly sched- made a party defendant to this foreclosure ac- due thereon. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the date of this publication, whichever is later, be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ______uled meeting held on July 17, 2008 in the tion because you hold a lien that may affect amount due can be obtained from the local exclusive of such date(s). If you fail to do so, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid SHERIFF’S SALE main meeting room of the Borough of Wood- the mortgaged premises and the mortgage is **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the taxing authority. judgment by default may be rendered against taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer bine Municipal Building and was taken up for being foreclosed herein and you are entitled Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Amount due under judgment is you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out public hearing and fi nal adoption at a meeting to notice of this action for any right, title, claim a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser $229,413.92 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees You shall fi le your Answer and Proof of Ser- amount due can be obtained from the local of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- held on August 21, 2008 at 8:00 pm. or interest you may have in, to or against said shall have no further recourse against the to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- vice in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount taxing authority. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET mortgaged premises. Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the Court of New Jersey, Richard J. Hughes Jus- of 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is NUMBER F 1825307, pending wherein AU- Borough of Woodbine. tice Complex, 24 Market Street, Trenton, New YOU, RONALD RUBINSTEIN, M.D, are Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any $664,236.10 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees RORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC the plaintiff Jersey 08625, in accordance with the rules of made a party defendant to this foreclosure sale may be subject to a limited lien pri- sale without further notice of publication. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- AND RICHARD ABATE, IND AND AS EX- Lisa Garrison civil practice and procedure. action because you hold a lien that may affect ority of the condominium association and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount ECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF DANIEL H. of 20% of the bid price is required. ABATE JR., ET AL are the defendant(s), I Borough Clerk the mortgaged premises and the mortgage is any successful bidder at sheriff’s sale may tiff. This action has been instituted for the purpose Attorney ESCHEN, FRENKEL & WEISMAN The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any shall expose for sale at public venue on: be responsible for paying up to 6 months 1x Fee=$14.58 09/03/08 of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated August Sheriff: John F. Callinan sale without further notice of publication. WEDNESDAY THE 1ST DAY OF (Page A32 Please) worth of unpaid condominium fees. ______752931 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- OCTOBER A.D. 2008 BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR 4x Fee=$131.22 tiff. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court A full legal description of the premises can NOTICE OF FREE 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 3 day vacation be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape PLANNING BOARD DECISIONS ______Sheriff: John F. Callinan (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New to over 20 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid destinati taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SHERIFF’S SALE 752933 Jersey. 4x Fee=$155.52 TAKE NOTICE that the Stone Harbor Plan- ons liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ning Board held their Regular Session on By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 09/03, 09/10, 09/17, 09/24/08 Property to be sold is located in the City of amount due can be obtained from the local August 25, 2008 at which time the following of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ______North Wildwood, County of Cape May and taxing authority. matters were considered and the following cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SHERIFF’S SALE State of New Jersey. Amount due under judgment is DECISIONS were made: 1-800-DONATE-CARS $77,180.70 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees NUMBER F 3252 08, pending wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Premises commonly known as: 221 East to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- rd Approved and Memorialized Site Plan Resolu- plaintiff AND CLARENCE J. HEMMINGWAY, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 23 Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount tion SPR 2008-003 Cricket Communications, t
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(Page A38 Please) Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33 All Beaches Open daughters and son-in-law, (From Page A1) Dana & Timothy Shearon streets and 80th to 82nd Obituaries and Kimberly Pellegrini and streets’ beaches were also the late Gennaro, Jr. Three closed until Aug 30. Stone grandchildren, Timothy, DR. RICHARDS, E. AL- Harbor briefly closed its The Herald publishes Jr., Caitlin & Paul. Services DEN SR., 76, of Ocean 112th Street beach Aug. 30 brief death notices free will be private. Donations City, Aug. 24, 2008. He when a needle casing was and paid obituaries for in her memory to Love of was owner/partner of the found there, but reopened $1.75 a line. Obituaries Linda Cancer Fund, P.O. Corinth Apartments for 13 later that day. Box 1053, Wildwood, N.J. are submitted by funeral years, and taught science Since the new debris 08260 would be appreci- homes; family members at Middle Township Middle had a larger spread area, ated. Arrangements by In- who submit information School. encompassing neighboring gersoll-Greenwood FH. towns, offi cials fi gure the must provide the funeral FREDERICKS, MARK, syringe debris must have home name. 55, of Woodbine, Aug. 26, RAUM, ELEANOR PITT- been dumped further off- 2008. He was a resident for MAN, 85, of Avalon, Aug. ANDERSON, RAY, 88 of 32 years. 26, 2008. She was a resi- shore than the condensed Rio Grande, Aug. 20, 2008. debris found from Aug. KELSO, KAREN S. (nee dent for 25 years before He was a veteran of World moving into Loyalton and a 23-26. War II, longtime resident of Starret), 68, of Cape May On Aug. 23, about 150 Point, Aug. 26, 2008. She member of the First United the area, and retired from Methodist Church. pieces were collected; dur- the City of Wildwood Water was a permanent resident ing the afternoon of Aug. since 1996. She was a Department ROSS, JOHN THOMAS, 24 about 25 pieces were Leslie Truluck member of the Order of the 81, of Avalon, Aug. 26, BALTRUNAS, BARRY A. collected; the morning of Avalon Mayor Martin Pagliughi fi elds questions at an afternoon press conference Eastern Star. 2008. He was a resident Aug. 25 eight pieces were Aug. 29 to address issues of medical waste found ashore that morning. SR., 58, of Court House, since 1977, a carpenter, Aug. 26, 2008. He was a LIPSCHUTZ, ELLIOTT J., collected and Aug. 26 about 65, of Court House, Aug. and a USMC veteran of the veteran of the Vietnam War Korean War. 20 more pieces were collected. As pieces were found the fi nes and penalties from defendants and corporations serving in the 82nd Air- 28, 2008. water was vacated, inspected and reopened. The beaches convicted of environmental crimes. The fund is used for SCHULTZ, ROBERT P., borne Division and was a MATT, ROBERT HENRY were event-free for two days before six syringes washed clean water enforcement investigations and initiatives member of the American (Bob), 90, of Avalon, Aug. formerly of Cape May, Aug. ashore the morning of Aug. 29. conducted by the Division of Criminal Justice Environ- Legion and the VFW. 27, 2008. He was a veteran 30, 2008 All materials found in Avalon Aug. 23-26 were similar: mental Crimes Bureau. of World War II, and a mem- SMITH, WILLIAM, 69, of intravenous needles, plastic caps, and eight-inch long The Division of Criminal Justice’s toll-free hotline for CURBELO, SANTOS S. ber of Maris Stella Church. Cape May. He was for- cotton swabs. Avalon is treating the Aug. 29 incident as the public to report any information on the case is 1- (Junior) of the Villas, born in MOLIN, ERMA (Robinson, mer president of the local unrelated to the debris found earlier. 866-TIPS -4CJ or the public can log on to the Division of Puerto Rico, passed away Porsche Club of America, Avalon Police Chief David Dean said the department is Criminal Justice Web page at www.njdcj.org to electroni- Saturday, August 23, 2008 Mills) resident of Crest Ha- and a former director of tax- working on a number of leads at council’s meeting Aug. cally report information. All information received by the after a long and courageous ven, formerly of Villas, Phila. and Ambler PA. departed es for a Philadelphia chemi- 27. The State Police Marine Unit used sonar devices Division of Criminal Justice will remain confi dential. battle with cancer. cal company. He is survived by his wife, this life on August 25 at along the affected north beach to look for anomalies Aug. There was no reported human contact with any of Margie (Szymkowski), his age 92. Erma was retired 28. The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) the medical debris recovered and no reported injuries. best friend and love of his as secretary of Roxborough has routinely fl own helicopters over the affected area in Public relations offi cial Scott Wahl said it’s uncertain life. Baptist Church in Phila. She search of clues. The Coast Guard has not been involved whether the medical debris found along the beaches Santos is also survived by had been an avid square in the investigation. had been used. his loving mother, Inocencia dancer, a volunteer for Dean said serial numbers on the needles were identi- Avalon offi cials said less than 10 percent of Avalon’s Curbelo, his sisters, Inocen- many organizations includ- fi ed along with the brand name of the medical supplies. beaches were affected by the medical waste wash up. cia Curbelo (Jose), Maria A. ing Mid-Atlantic Center for He said manufacturers are working on tracing the Olan (Carlos), Diana Curbe- the Arts and had attended needles, from the distributors to the users, in order to Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: lo, Demetria Ruiz (Eugene), the Lower Twp. Sr. Center. glean information from the evidence. ltruluck @cmcherald.com. Erma had a gift of humor, his brother, Alberto Curbelo Lifeguard Capt. Murray (Terry) and his step sister a welcoming nature and will be remembered for her Wolf said, after pieces were Sandra Dertinger (Jerome) placed in sharp shuttles, as well as many nieces and friendliness to all. She was preceded in death by her plastic protective disposal nephews. tubes, they were then Santos is predeceased by husbands, Malvern Mills TORRONI, JOSEPH J., Age gathered at the lifeguard his loving father, Silvanio and William Molin and sons 81, of Avalon passed away Curbelo and his sister Maria Walter (Pete) and Douglas at St. Agnes Medical Center headquarters here on 32nd D. Curbelo. Mills. She is survived by her in Phila on August 28, 2008. Street to be taken to the Santos will also be sadly daughter and son-in-law, Joe grew up in South Phila. Avalon Police Department missed by his stepchildren, Barbara and Bob Ober- And then moved to Avalon for processing before be- Brian Powell (Sue), Peggie holtzer, grandchildren Vickie in 1954 where he was best ing brought to the cus- Lovett (Dave), Susan Brook and Rick Clugston and Bob known as “The Vacuum tody of the state Attorney (Larry), and grandchildren, and Sherri Oberholtzer and Cleaner Man”. He owned General’s Office, where Steve, Steph, David, Faith great- grandsons Tim and and operated A-Z Vacuum the investigation is being Marie, Beth, Meghan, Josh Matt Clugston. Burial was Repair. handled. and Matthew. private. A celebration of her He was predeceased by his Lifeguard Lt. Shane Mc- A Memorial Service will be life will be held Sunday, Sept wife Joan Jordan Torroni. Grath said the closings held by the family at a later 7 at 2pm at Cape Island Joe is survived by his four hadn’t hurt the borough’s date. Baptist Church, Columbia children; Jerry (Karen) of beach tag sales as of Aug. Sea Isle City, Lynn Doyle of To email condolences, visit and Gurney Sts., Cape May 29, though they were con- Ocean View, Steve (Donna) www. NJ 08204. In lieu of fl ow- cerned for sales approach- of Cape May Court House godfreyfuneralhome ers, contributions can be ing the holiday weekend. .com. made to Cape Island Bap- and David (Wendy) of Ava- lon. Eleven Grandchildren “We’re about $9,000 Leslie Truluck tist Church or Roxborough away from reaching $1 mil- DESALVO, MARIE ANN, Baptist Church, 6035 Ridge who were his greatest Sunbathers enjoy the surf from a distance with access prohibited beyond the lion in tag sales for the year 86, formerly of Villas, Aug. Ave., Phila., PA 19128 source of pride; Matthew, high tide line Aug. 29 as offi cials sweep the beaches for medical debris. 31, 2008. She was a resi- Evoy Funeral Home Jordan, Daniel, Joshua, and now more waste wash- dent for 35 years, a retired Amanda, Ashley, Kayla, DJ, es up,” McGrath said. Businesswomen insurance clerk, and a for- PELLEGRINI, EDITH (nee Brittney Torroni and Justin Pagliughi held a press Set September mer member of St. Ray- DeFiore), age 68, of Wild- and Melissa Doyle. conference on the beach at mond’s Church wood Crest, N.J. Formerly Relatives and friends are in- 18th Street Aug. 29 to dis- Meeting Date of Philadelphia, Pa. died on vited to attend his memorial cuss that morning’s closure Cape May County’s TO PLACE A REMEMBRANCE Aug.31, 2008. service on Saturday, Sep- of all borough beaches. SOMERS POINT — The Loving wife of Genn- tember 6, 2008 at 1:00pm. “Avalon is more con- New Jersey Association of CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 aro (Jerry). Survived by 2 in the 1st United Method- cerned with public safety Women Business Owners BELOVED ist Church of Avalon, 3344 than getting a suntan,” (NJAWBO), Atlantic-Cape Dune Drive, Avalon, NJ., he said. May Chapter will hold its 08202. Calling from 11:00 Attorney General Anne monthly networking and Family and Friends PUBLIC NOTICES to 1:00 at the church. Inter- Milgram announced Aug. dinner/speaker meeting at (From Page A32) in the amount of $10,459.00 from 07/09/08 ment Private. Would you like through 07/09/09. 27 that she authorized Greate Bay Country Club, In Lieu of fl owers donations posting a $10,000 reward 901 Mays Landing Road, to thank all those who By Order of 5. Modifi cation No. 1 in the amount of to the 1st United Methodist for information leading to on Sept. 16 beginning at the Dennis Township Committee $13,200.00 to the Agreement with Profes- church of Avalon would be Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC, the arrest and conviction of 5:30 p.m. were kind to you and sional Roof Services for Administration appreciated. Municipal Clerk building Slate Roof Replacement & Masonry the person(s) responsible. Guest speaker will be Arrangements: J. Nelson Restoration. The case is being treated Dennis Levensen, coun- your family during 1x Fee=$29.16 09/03/08 Rigby Funeral Home, Me- ______6. Agreement with Atlantic City Electric to as an ongoing criminal ty executive for Atlantic dia, Pa. a recent loss or NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED install, maintain and repair transformers/ser- investigation. County. He will speak on vice drops to modular offi ce in the amount of VERANO, JOSEPH J., 87, eulogize your loved one? This notice is being published in accordance $3,044.55. “We are making every a broad spectrum of issues with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- of Court House, Aug. 13, effort to fi nd the person or of concern to small busi- 4.5(g), Competitive Contracting or Fair and 7. Memorandum of Understanding between 2008. He was a veteran Open Process and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i), persons who caused this ness owners in Atlantic the Offi ce of Homeland Security and Pre- of World War II, a resident Would you like to Professional Services. At a regular meeting of paredness and the Cape May County Police medical-type waste to wash County. the Cape May County Board of Chosen Free- Academy for the purchase of respiratory pro- since 1980 and a member up in Avalon,” Milgram The meeting is open to memorialize or remember holders held on August 26, 2008 the County tection fi t testing equipment. of Our Lady of the Angels entered into contracts/agreements as follows: said. “We are committed to the public. Cost is $30 Church. a loved one on a special day? 8. Letter of Agreement with Buck Consultants protecting the shore and its with a reservation made by 1. Revision to Letter of Agreement with Nancy to provide an actuarial valuation of post em- YOUNG, DOLORES C., 78, visitors, and will prosecute Sept. 11 and $35 after and Williams for Consultant Services which ex- ployment benefi ts other then pensions in tends agreement date to 12/31/08. accordance with Governmental Accounting of Tuckahoe, Aug. 26, 2008. to the full extent of the law at the door. Dinner will The Herald can help Standards Board (GASB) Statement 45. She worked more than 30 anyone found to have vio- be served and a cash bar 2. Revision to subcontract with Cape Coun- years at the Tuckahoe Post you get your message out. seling Services for designation of Intoxicated The contracts/agreements and resolutions lated our criminal statutes available. Reservations are Drivers Resource Center which extends authorizing the above are on fi le and available Offi ce and Bell Telephone by dumping this waste into strongly encouraged. agreement date to 12/31/08. for public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk for 15 years the ocean.” RSVP to WhosCom- of the Board of Chosen Freeholders. 3. Extended contract with Cape Counseling To live in hearts The reward is funded ing.com/AtlanticCape- Call Janet or Rachel Services for Employee Assistance Program to Stephen O’Connor we leave behind through the New Jersey MayChapterNJAWBO/. 9/30/08, to enable uninterrupted services until Clerk/Administrator For information contact new contract is awarded. Is not to die. Clean Water Enforcement 886-8600 exts. 33 or 34 1x Fee=$30.38 09/03/08 Fund. The Clean Water Jane Ann Hart at 609-266- 4. 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I am not renew homeowners’ policies glad that your wife loves you, that your children are adorable, that in West Cape May due to high your mother, father, grandmother, grandchildren are very proud of risk for hurricane damage. you and think you are good looking, smart, funny, and completely These companies could also warm and fuzzy and therefore I should vote for you. include no new business and However meaningful all those attributes are, they will not cause renewals in Cape May, the me to pull the lever for you in November. Wildwoods, other barrier island Here is what will win my favor and my cities and possibly Villas. What vote: may be available to policy hold- ers is excess markets, operative • Be honest about who you are. Don’t word, and may be at double the try to paint a “poor me” picture if you are previous costs. very wealthy or have two degrees from If these companies don’t Ivy League schools. There is no shame in want homeowners’ customers, success. is the New Jersey Insurance Department going to revoke • Know what you believe, why you their ability to write other lines believe that and be able to express your- such commercial, automobile, self about your beliefs in a manner that bonds, etc? is articulate. Don’t be afraid to say ‘I have matured/gained more information and no longer believe the same These companies want to thing about an issue that I did 10-15-25 years ago. disregard their obligation to be Our Readers Write licensed to do business in the • Be the same person, no matter where you are and no matter state for all lines of insurance whom you are speaking to. I don’t want a chameleon for Presi- Handicapped I. D. Blatantly Abused and stay the course. dent. To The Editor: important to note here that this ”aisle” is not for RICHARD F. STAHL • Don’t pretend to know everything about every issue. It never parking by anyone, handicapped included. Anglesea hurts to say, “I’ll have to think about that” or “I need to research I have lived in Cape May County for 26 years, That aisle affords the disabled person the space that before I give an answer.” and I have been in a wheelchair for 24 years. to either get out of a regular vehicle with per- “Millions of mild black-coat- Driving with hand controls and using a specially haps a mobility aide (walkers, crutches, canes or ed men call themselves sane • On core issues, stand fi rm. I do not respect someone who tries equipped van, I have been able to help other braces) or for a ramp lift to come down. It is not and sensible merely because to shade his answers on nonnegotiables such as abortion (you are disabled people and their families by being a a special parking space for motorcycles, mopeds, they always catch the fashion- either for it or against it), the war (leave now or stay), and energy consultant/advocate. or bicycles. Nor is it a dumping area for shopping able insanity, because they are (explore our own resources or don’t.) There are things that have to be pointed out for carts, trash or plowed snow. hurried into madness after the general public as well as some of my disabled Last but not least, is the blatant abuse of “Hang- madness by the maelstrom of I am not a cynic about our political system and still believe brothers and sisters. ing Handicapped I. D.” You have seen these color- the world.” that many politicians genuinely love our country and only want There are basically two types of vehicles that ful hangers dangling from the rear view mirrors G. K. Chesterton to be good leaders. It is that belief that keeps me hopeful as I examine the candidates and look for the one who can fulfi ll my disabled people either drive or use for transport. of various vehicles. These little dandies seem to fi ve requirements. Regular cars, station wagons, pick-up trucks multiply on their own, and I could swear that they and SUVs or specially equipped vans are among are passed down to relatives after the death of a Got An Opinion? ART HALL, publisher them. handicapped person as a part of their estate. God Herald Newspapers wel- These vans have lifts or ramps that unfold or only knows what happens to the handicapped I. comes letters on a wide range of Post comments to: www.capemaycountyherald.com lower from the side or rear of the van, and need D. after that generation passes. subjects. Have you an opinion? additional space for this function. The specially Some are used as extensions to a temporary Go to our Web site: www.cape- marked and signed spaces (law states these spaces medical condition that no longer exists but the maycountyherald.com and click must have different color lines than the other person now has a way to get close to the store on Opinion to submit a letter. spaces in the parking lot) for handicapped park- entrance during a rainstorm or maybe just needs Same rules apply, same number Quotes From the Bible ing only. to run in to the store for fi ve minutes. I have liter- of words (600) Or write one, They must by law be eight feet by eight feet ally seen these people run, jump and kick to and sign your name, hometown and The world and its desires pass away, but the man who does the for specialized vans (the adjacent to it that is fi ve from the store. (This type of disability is not easily phone number for verifi cation. will of God lives forever. feet by eight feet for regular vehicles or eight feet detected by the untrained eye.) Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. 1 John 2:17 by eight feet for specialized vans (the adjacent Please be aware at all times on highways, roads, Thursday. space is referred to as the “aisle” and has colored and parking lots, that there are people driving diagonal stripes the entire length of the space. It is (Page A35 Please) More Letters & Opinions Page A56 N

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We wonder why some teachers shudder at the aspect of enter- Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35 A Million Dollar Trailer with a Water View The Labor of Love: Real Love in Real Time By JACK FICHTER Everyone on Queen Street can throw away their alarm families take lots of work. clocks. Barney will have them up in time for work or get We worked to fi nd a wed- There is a vacant lot for sale in Cape May on Beach hotel dwellers awake for an early day on the beach. Making ding day all three daughters Avenue near Queen Street listed for $1.2 million. The Many may question how I could purchase a $1.2 mil- could attend, we worked to lot is 6,600 square feet, which I think would be perfect lion property on a reporter’s salary. I was able to procure vacation together success- for me to buy and drop a doublewide mobile home on special fi nancing that requires a zero minus 40 percent Life Work! fully, we worked to inte- it and have room for my other stuff. down payment. I saw the loan company at 3 a.m. on my By DR. JUDITH COCHE grate an established sister If I pay $1.2 million, I certainly can’t afford to build a satellite TV. They will also buy your old gold jewelry. pair with a younger third. house on that lot. I will buy a used trailer and just repaint Of course I will need to supplement my income, We worked to talk things it with Rust-Oleum, maybe Candy Apple Red. It so I’ll sell beer from my trailer. I’ll just put a What are you doing this labor day sea- out and we worked to remain silent when will look real festive at Christmas and patriotic small sign in the front window reading” Hey, son? Do you plan to do a bit of labor in needed. We worked to make love work. on the Fourth of July. Beer Here!” the service of love? One spring day in the fabulous 50s, I like the trailer idea because I will have I’ll also sharpen chain saws and tune up Tall, cosmopolitan and charming, Dr. when I was riding in the fi nned aqua and room to park my project cars, a 1980 Monte dirt bikes. Erich Coche sailed our waters in the white two-toned Chevrolet my parents Carlo and my Smokey and the Bandit Edition Cape May never need worry again about Old Bags, danced a mean German Polka, called the family car, I “saw” my future. I 1977 Firebird. Neither one of them will start a July Fourth fi reworks presentation. I rent a and knew how to love me. On Jan. 10 was to be Cinderella and my husband was but I’ll put them up on blocks so the tires truck every June and make a run down to South 1991, I reached over and lightly to be my prince. I envisioned won’t go fl at. Carolina and buy a ton of fi reworks. skimmed Erich’s forehead with no dishes to do, no money to I fi gure I’ll still have room in the front yard I’m sure I could sell them from my Beach the tippy tips of my second and make. No work, just love. It for a chrome dinette set. I’d like to eat breakfast Avenue trailer for a couple of weeks each third fi ngers, right hand. would be FAB. in the front yard and be able to see the ocean. summer. In 1965, I had learned to These years, from my rolling It will also be a good way to get to know the neighbors. I am not worried about approval from the historic graze his brow until his eyelids leather offi ce chair, I spend hours They can stop by and I’ll make them some toast. I’ll put preservation commission. I will cover the side of the dropped to rest from gravity each week helping couples mas- a real long wire on the toaster. trailer with plywood and paint murals of old Cape May and pure pleasure. But in the ter the work of skillful loving. It I do like to spend time sitting outside, so I’ll put my such as pirates and sinking submarines. fi rst days of 1991 I tiptoed on takes skill to get through harsh old couch on the front lawn. It smells like my two dogs, As far as a variance for livestock, I’ll get a good at- his forehead with my soul. words and forgotten promises. Angus and Izzy, so I’m hoping the rain and cold might torney to represent me before the planning board. I’ve And Erich smiled at me with Couples and families who do freshen it up a bit. covered the planning board for seven years and I’ve seen that crinkly smile he had, as not work at loving each other No one needs to worry about me maintaining the some pretty large variances approved. I promise I won’t his eyelids dropped for the last time. Dr. are very unhappy people. More than one property. convert my trailer into a condo. Erich Coche was dead at age 49 from wife has become tearful in my offi ce from As far as mowing the lawn, I never have to worry I may also operate some sort of public parking lot on melanoma. hearing her husband say, “I love you” for about that with my pet goats, Suzie, Shemp and Cheney. my land, if there’s any room left on my property. That In the nearly three years I was wid- the fi rst time in years. It feels sad. They mow the lawn seven days a week. The goats will way I will be helping Cape May’s parking situation. owed, I came to know what married love When I was 10, a glass slipper seemed also recycle anything you feed them. I also may be able to help with a lack of beach show- meant. I lacked coupled love for the fi rst to be the ticket to my prince. Since those I might let Congress Hall borrow them if they like. ers and restrooms. I’ll put a Porta-Potty in the side yard time in a quarter of a century. Life felt childish days, life has taught me the That’s a big lawn they have there. and an extra garden hose for those who want to rinse wrong: I missed a snuggle partner and I importance of working at love. Perhaps I know I will fi t in with Cape May’s culture. I love off and aren’t too bashful. lacked a sparring partner. The absence of for you, love is not grazing a forehead or birds. I’ll build a chicken coop in the backyard. I’ve had I just know I’m going to love it in Cape May. As Mr. my daily sustenance was palpable. My life living with a rock. Perhaps for you it is a Barney the Rooster for three years and he sure is good Rogers used to sing “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” was successful and full, but I vowed that, fi nger clasp while walking. Regardless of at signaling the break of dawn. if I ever met a Mr. Right, I’d be willing to your particulars, coupled and family love is work to make the love between us last. always about laboring day after day to enjoy Enter John Edward Anderson from decade after decade of moments together. Why Aren’t We Teaching Scientifi c Facts? South Dakota. Combine John Wayne shoulders with Prairie Home Companion To Do: This Labor Day, remind your self To The Editor: without having sex,” and promotes nonoxynol-9 as a lu- humor and a searing intellect. The night that love is created by daily labor done by bricant/spermicide (since 2003 FDA has warned against we met on John’s 50th birthday, I said, “I each family member for the other. Ask for When students are asked in health class if cuddling use, heightened HIV/STD risk). Actual failure rates for am a coupled person.” He simply said, a hug and enjoy it. Give a “hello” kiss to naked, watching porn, showering together and mutual condom use are not given in this curriculum as required “Me too.” At our engagement, I asked him entering family members. Celebrate the op- masturbation are activities refl ecting abstinent behavior, by law. Censoring this information does not help students to sign the back of a photo celebrating his portunity to enjoy the labor of love. You’ll logically some conclude they are. This happens in the make informed choices. newly achieved CEO status. He wrote: be glad you did. Teen Pep program running in 50 New Jersey schools, Why aren’t we teaching scientifi c facts? Why are “I will be your rock.” That sounded great funded through the state Department of Health (in as- federal dollars rejected that serve urban children? Both to me. (Coche of Stone Harbor educates the sociation with Planned Parenthood, www. takecaredown- abstinence and increased birth control have been the John and I came equipped with three public in mental health issues. She can be there.org, a must view). Parents are so incensed they major contributors to the drop in teen pregnancies, why approximately adolescent daughters reached at [email protected] or 215- created a Web site, www.purepioneers.org documenting remove one of these protective elements? between us, ages 12 through 20. Step 859-1050.) their concerns. It is time to insist that New Jersey accept Title V There is another message, a responsible health mes- abstinence funds. If the state doesn’t want to handle sage, that ran (1998-2007) through free federal funding these dollars, it can allow another entity to receive and (amounting to $8 million over fi ve years) that New Jersey oversee this much-needed funding — for the sake of our ‘Bring On the Egg Timer!’ now refuses. Title V funds provided 10-14 year olds with children’s health and their futures. the reasoning, skills and empowerment needed to refrain more like something that from sexual activity. PEGGY COWAN should be at the bottom of Students were taught goal setting, healthy relationships, President a landfi ll by the end. pregnancy/fetal development, the emotional impact of Physicians Advisory Group If there was a stoppage teen sexual activity, establishing limits, communicating Fanwood in play, one of us would run boundaries and strategies on how to wait. Sexually active over to the egg timer and teens were offered the skills and the encouragement to By Keith Forrest try to hold it still. If you’ve remove themselves from risky behavior. Handicapped I. D. ever used an old-fashion egg The governor’s uninformed reasoning was that “We (From Page A34) timer, you know it’s a real challenge to make time stand still. The dial could not teach contraception” if we received this fund- out there with this hanger dangling from their mirrors It wasn’t just like riding a bicycle, but I uses its own rules of physics and it wants ing. Not true. Abstinence education does not replace distracting that person’s view of you and everything else could mostly remember what to do with to keep moving. condom education; it is an adjunct to it. Condoms can in his/her path. The law prohibits such items that can the yellow stick of pressed plastic. It re- The end of a period was always punctu- be taught before or after an abstinence message – just and does cause accidents. The hanger is for parking, not minded me of epic baseball battles in the ated with a ding. Sometimes the timer not during. for driving. water tower’s shadow as a kid growing up would do double duty — keeping track of New Jersey has shared in the national trend of de- God bless you all and safe driving. in Cape May. There was a large plot of creased teen births, but it’s reduction was 88 percent grass under the water tower in those days our games and something in the oven. The current wiffl e ball fi eld Stig has greater in the three largest cities with abstinence educa- RON JOST that served as our fi eld of dreams. erected in his backyard has some of the tion, resulting in 10-19 year olds having an estimated Consultant/Advocate But there was something quite different same qualities. There is a painted white 1,100 fewer births from 2000-2004. Ideas in Motion about this current game — it wasn’t just plastic lawn chair that monitors the strike Aside from human dimensions, that decline translates Court House that it had been at least 25 years since to a projected savings greater than $30 million in fed- our last pickup baseball game. My buddy zone. If you hit red or yellow paint, it’s a eral, state and local expenditures for public health care, Stig wasn’t the one trying to strike me out strike. Otherwise, it’s a ball. child welfare, incarceration and lost tax revenue over a College, Casinos Receive Funds with a wiffl e ball. It was his son Brandon. Because you have more resources as 14-year period. To Upgrade Employees’ Skills As I watched strike three fl y by, I thought an adult, Stig has erected real chain link Through all of this success, there was a concerted ef- about the egg timer. fences that mimic a regulation little league fi eld. Numbers painted on the fence an- fort circulating inaccuracies about abstinence programs. ATLANTIC CITY —At- and other areas. Growing up, my friends and I played nounce the distance to each part of the Including that Title V did not comply with New Jersey lantic Cape Communi- The Casino Consortium sports as close to 24-hours-a-day as we fi eld. teaching standards because it communicates the benefi ts ty College and Atlantic includes Trump Entertain- could. We would occasionally go inside But the fi eld is very much born from our of marriage and a few programs outside the state had City casino representa- ment Resorts, Harrah’s En- to eat meals or sleep, if absolutely neces- Cape May sports years as kids. There are medical statements questioned. tives received a check for tertainment, Borgata Hotel sary. quirky rules about foul territory and how All manufactured confusion. State educational stan- $481,950 from the New Casino & Spa and Tropicana Stig may have been the youngest sports you get a runner out. dards specifi cally mention “lifetime commitment” and Jersey Department of La- Casino and Resort. commissioner ever. As a 13-year-old, he I was visiting Cape May for a week with “marriage” as a positive value to be discussed and require bor today to upgrade the Each casino will devel- created his own street hockey league. We my wife and kids when my cell phone rang. teaching the skills needed to choose an abstinent life- skills of 2,700 workers in op a customized training all played in it — in the street in front of “We’re playing the big annual wiffl e ball style. An ad hoc group, NJ Wise To Wait Coalition www. the casino industry. program for its workers. his house. game tomorrow,” Stig said as I picked up njwise2wait.com, consisting of health organizations and The grant, coupled with Some courses will include The games were interrupted every time the phone. “My ankle is feeling a little urban program providers met with the governor’s offi ce, $654,493 in resources culinary arts, computer a car would appear. We would move the gimpy,” I protested. “You’re playing,” Stig the commissioners of Health and Education. They were from the Atlantic City skills, office supervision nets out of the way, and with “teenage said as he hung up. told that a discussion of marriage as a healthy place for Casino Consortium, will and management, com- attitude” provide as little room as possible “Just like old times,” I thought. sexual activity was not something the governor could allow for $1.1 million in puter maintenance tech- for each car to squeeze through. There was a spattering of adults in the permit. This strange declaration fl ies in the face of state training programs provided nology, card dealer, general Stig handed out schedules at the begin- game. But mostly it was teenagers that curriculum standards and social science research that by ACCC in culinary arts, fi nance, electromechanical ning of the season, prepared neatly on his Stig coaches in youth hockey. And these proves the long-term benefi ts to individuals and society computers skills, office technology and customer dad’s manual typewriter. His mom also kids were really good — not the ham and of healthy marriage, and the healthy families and com- supervision and manage- service skills. provided an essential element for the eggers we had been. munities it creates. ment, customer service hockey league — her kitchen timer. Another complaint: Programs should be monitored I’m not sure any of the kids that Stig The cooler was fi lled with Gatorade, but by the state for medical accuracy. If New Jersey is inter- coaches currently in a real youth league there was beer too. ested in accurate classroom information, let them look I do believe that where there is a choice only between has ever seen an egg timer. But what I was grateful for the beer after a few at their curriculum, Be Proud, Be Responsible, (Planned cowardice and violence, I would advise violence. started out as shiny white piece of plastic innings of dragging my ankle around the Parenthood affi liated) that teaches to “satisfy each other - Mahatma Gandhi at the beginning of the season looked (Page A36 Please) A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 Our Readers Write News Digests (From Page A15) her neck and right arm Manpower from Another Town Is No Answer area. Offi cers observed Written charges have been fi led and the employees red marks on her neck, To The Editor: year each. They also raise donations in addition to these involved have requested a hearing. City offi cials could which corroborated her monies to “offset” operating expenses. North Wildwood not go into the details of the matter because it is a story of being strangled. In response to a recently published article whereas budget is approximately $32,000 for LOSAP and $80,000 personnel issue, but City Administrator Ray Townsend Detectives responded the city will allow non-residents membership into North for aid to the volunteers in addition to fundraising. told the Herald that “sometimes in the normal course to interview and take a Wildwood Fire companies, the Firemen’s Mutual Benevo- So what does all this have to do with non-residents? If of business, discipline action needs to be taken. Due formal statement from the lent Association Local 56 of North Wildwood opposes someone is fi nding it diffi cult to volunteer in his or her process will determine the outcome.” No one has been victim and photograph such action. own town, what makes anyone think that same person fi red, Townsend said. her injuries. The actor Allowing non-residents to apply to local volunteer is available to volunteer in another? How does it affect was identifi ed as Junior fi re companies is an attempt to “smoke screen” the real their own jurisdiction? How does it help North Wildwood Car Break-Ins Busted Morales, 26, of Bunker problem as the volunteer fi re companies are not realizing residents who need the fi re department right away? Most ERMA — On Aug. 27, Lower Township police ar- Hill Avenue in Water- ongoing new membership. Yes, times have changed and importantly from my point of view is, how long does it rested Brian D. Hunt, 19, of Rosehill Parkway, North bury, Conn. Morales was the demands of the fi re service have increased dramati- take for “our back up” to arrive? Cape May in connection with break-ins and thefts of charged with aggravated cally. Training requirements for this dangerous profession Having someone respond from many miles away every numerous vehicles throughout the summer. Accord- assault and remanded have placed hardships on those that would like to vol- time the general alarm sounds is of no value when most ing to a release, the department conducted a lengthy to county jail in lieu of unteer. Understandably, raising the bar on qualifi cations calls are either make or break within the fi rst few minutes. investigation into that rash of thefts in the North Cape $25,000 bail and ordered may not be popular, but is justifi ed. The perception that “there are a lot of fi refi ghters on this May area. Police had increased surveillance in the area to have no contact with The real issue here is “what is the state of your local scene” during the “newsworthy” fi res is a very common using several unnamed methods. Hunt was charged the victim. fi re protection?” When you call 9-1-1 to report a fi re does and dangerous misconception that we see all too often. If with multiple counts of burglary and theft from motor the fi re department respond in an adequate time frame the fi re escalates into a multiple alarm, we can implement vehicles. Items stolen included car stereo equipment, Busy Holiday with qualifi ed personnel? The answer is a resounding “mutual aid” to facilitate the needed manpower. iPods, loose change, cash, GPS devices and other yes. This is because the taxpayers of North Wildwood North Wildwood and Wildwood duty crews currently items. Detective Christian Lambert made the arrest. for Lower pay for “on-duty” professional fi refi ghters who man the respond to all reported fi res automatically, ensuring the Multiple members of both patrol and detective divi- station 24/7 and respond to all emergencies in just a few best service currently available. Ironically, most of our sions conducted the investigation. Police minutes of the call. You pay for this service and receive full-time fi refi ghters started in the volunteer ranks and ERMA — Lower Town- the best service possible. sought out careers in the paid service. ship police had a very Compare your fi re insurance rates to those in all-vol- When the public is ready to commit to a fully paid Didn’t Pay for Towing busy Labor Day weekend unteer districts. This same fi re department also provides fi re department such as Ocean City, they will see that responding to numer- primary emergency medical services. the expense is not incredible as many who fear change WILDWOOD — A Philadelphia man was arrested ous incidents and calls A few years back, the local volunteers pressed the same may think. here for stealing his own car. Police responded to a for service from Aug. 29 issue to voters by asking for a “length of service award Is peace of mind worth a few dollars more per year or burglary/theft call at approximately 4:53 p.m. on Aug. through Sept. 1. Some of program” or LOSAP. This was implemented to attract do new, shiny, fi re engines give you the sense of protec- 31 at Bob’s Auto Body at 401 W. Rio Grande Ave. those incidents included: volunteer fi refi ghters. Apparently, this attraction has not tion? In either case, bolstering manpower from another Police ascertained that a Caucasian male had allegedly 25 disorderly conduct helped new membership, but has simply taken care of jurisdiction is simply not a solution. driven a vehicle that was being stored at the property complaints; seven do- current volunteers. through a secured metal gate and fl ed the scene. The mestic violence calls; two A common misconception is that a volunteer fi re ser- vehicle, a 1998 Honda Civic, had been towed from domestic violence calls vice is a free fi re service…false. Cape May County has EUGENE SANGUINETTI North Wildwood on a parking violation. Police ap- with assaults; four simple mostly volunteer fi re departments that charge taxpayers President prehended the driver, Erick Patterson approximately assaults; one aggravated through a fi re district tax. Some volunteer fi re compa- F.M.B.A Local 56 one hour later. Patterson, 38, of 3412 Brighton Street, assault; one sexual assault nies in the county receive nearly a million dollars per North Wildwood Philadelphia, Pa., was charged with burglary, theft of services and criminal mischief. He was lodged in investigation and arrest; county jail after being unable to post $25,000 cash bail one arson investigation Writer’s Jury Duty Audition Experience Told set by Judge David DeWeese. and arrest; 20 emer- gency medical calls; six To The Editor: themselves to the safety of the distant parking lot. fi re calls; 15 thefts; six Following reentry, the supervised trips to the second Police Nab Alleged Thief trespassing complaints; In response to a summons to do my civic duty, I re- fl oor began anew. Trouble soon arose when, after having WILDWOOD — A Court House man has been ac- 20 suspicious person fi eld ported to the Atlantic County Justice Complex, and after attained the summit of the stairs, the chaperone espied cused with stealing a computer from a local Catholic inquiries; fi ve criminal giving confi rmation of my presence, was directed to a in the distance three of her charges milling about the school. On Aug. 31 at approximately 5:10 p.m., Wild- mischief complaints; nine large room where dozens of individuals were already in door to the courtroom. Immediately after leaving two wood police responded to Saint Ann’s Regional School local ordinance violations; attendance. associates in control, hastened onward for the purpose at 2901 New Jersey Ave. on a report of a burglary and 28 parking offenses; 12 After a wait that exceeded my expectations, everyone’s of gaining control of, and administering a corrective to theft. Upon arrival, police ascertained that a Caucasian motor vehicle accident in- attention was directed to the front of the room where a the erring. male had entered the school building and stolen a com- vestigations; 97 property woman stood announcing a fi lm would soon begin which When her monologue had wound to its end, a dilemma puter, valued at $1,500, from a second-fl oor classroom. checks conducted; three would explain terms jurors would hear in the courtroom appeared. Should the strays retreat over the 40 feet of According to police, the perpetrator was observed juvenile curlew violations; during the course of a trial. separation to join the others, or should the others advance placing the computer in a burgundy colored SUV and and four driving while in- I wondered: With paper and pencils lying about in to them? Deeming this a matter requiring consultation, fl eeing the scene. At approximately 6:30 p.m., the toxicated arrests. Offi cers abundance, and considering the superiority of the hand cell phone communication ensued between responsible vehicle was stopped by offi cers at Roberts and Pacifi c made a total of 13 arrests written, to the recall of fading visuals, why employ a personnel, the outcome of which was the decision for avenues. The driver was identifi ed as Louis Champion, over the weekend. Police fi lm? the many to move to the few. 28, of 554 Shunpike Road in Court House. The stolen reported that township’s The film, in essence, is a fictitious contest in a Minutes later, the court resumed and the auditions computer was recovered inside Champion’s vehicle. beaches on the ocean courtroom setting with both the plaintiff and defendant commenced in earnest. The judge proceeded to ask each Champion was charged with burglary and theft and and bay were all packed having chosen to travel the toll road to justice by hiring candidate several questions, one of the most curious be- lodged in county jail on $15,000 cash bail set by Judge with beachgoers and attorneys rather than tread upon the free but snare-fi lled ing, “do you have a bumper sticker on your car, and if David DeWeese. swimmers; its numerous path carved out for them from the principals of their yes, what does it state?” campgrounds and marinas country’s forefathers. Eventually, the judge satisfi ed he had 12 impartial were very crowded; and The case had only proceeded the length of a few defi - jurors, turned to the prosecutor and defense attorney Alleged Strangler Jailed the intercoastal waterway nitions when it ended by the sudden appearance of a and extended both the time necessary so they might DIAMOND BEACH — On Aug. 31 at approximately was very active with man’s upper body from which came words to the effect, contribute to the selection process by kicking out those 1:30 p.m., Lower Township police received a report heavy boat and personal “and this is why America has the greatest justice system individuals whom they found to be unfi t. This they did from Pier 6600 here that a subject had been strangled watercraft traffi c. In all, in the world.” to a total of six. In legal terms, the booting is termed during an act of domestic violence. Police spoke with a Lower Township police When the darkened room gave way to light, we were “invoking attorney challenge.” chambermaid who was approached by a young juvenile responded to or handled given to wait. Fortunately, before noon, a person grasping Finally, the jury selection resulted in 12 acceptables who reported that his parents were fi ghting and his 570 incidents over the a paper list went before us and called out the names of being approved and the remainder of us discharged. I father was hitting his mother. The female victim when holiday weekend. 12 people who were then directed to stand and form a left vowing if ever again called upon for jury service, on observed by offi cers had clear signs of injury about All the birds are on the line at the side wall in preparation for an elevator journey the morning of my scheduled reporting, I would affi x to wing. My word how ab- of one fl oor. the bumper of my car, a homemade, sentiment-packed, surd. I thought the wing On the heels of their smoothly executed departure, we effi ciency espousing sticker. was on the bird. the remaining dozens, learned our movement to the same By doing so, if then I reach the fi nalist group, I will have Simp. upward destination would be accomplished by huff and had the opportunity and obligation to reveal its content muscle. Minutes later, we rendezvoused in Courtroom to a captive audience in a fi lled room. 200, but owing to rules, sat segregated. Joyride III The presiding judge, after extending a warm hello to RAY LEWIS (From Page A35) all, was interrupted by the sound of a fi re alarm. Every- Corbin City one was then ordered to exit the building and remove bases. At one point, I hit a home run off of Stig’s son Brandon. I was about ‘Remember the Headline and Vote Accordingly’ to trash talk, but then I remembered Brandon had To The Editor: war hero? Yes, but out of the war picture for some fi ve struck me out every other years. I respected McCain in 2000, but he’s in no way time. Do you recall the “Swift Boat” attacks on Sen. John the same man today. Perhaps desperation and being 73 Besides, a father of four Kerry in the 2004 presidential election? Well, it’s being has taken its toll. probably shouldn’t be trash developed again, only against Barak Obama. Remember the headline and vote accordingly. It’s criti- talking with his buddy’s An author named Corsi wrote “Unfi t for Command” cal that our country not continue down the same path as offspring. in 2004. Now he has written, “The Obama Nation” a we’ve been on for the past eight years. As I started to feel pretty similar smear against the Illinois senator. In 2004 we had the likes of Guilliani and Zell Miller lethargic after a few innings These types of books are hyped by right-wing conserva- shouting for Bush. Now we have Lieberman and Koch, of trying to keep up with a tives such as Limbaugh, Hannity and the like to infl uence both of whom place the survival of Israel above the sur- fi eld of skilled teenagers, I the public on voting. They were effective in the past. After vival of our country. Why? thought to myself —“Bring all, didn’t we get G. W. Bush two times? This should tell on the egg timer?” the readers something. WILLIAM J. MURPHY Reminder: The headline in a London morning news- Cape May Keith Forrest is an assis- paper the day after the 2004 election read, “How could tant professor of commu- 59 million Americans be so dumb?” Well, here we go nication at Atlantic Cape again. Should McBush win again, I’ll have less than little Gloria Steinem: Without leaps of imagination, or dreaming, we lose Community College. His respect for the American voting public. late mother Libby Demp John McCain is 73 years old, volatile and some say the excitement of possibilities. Dreaming, after all, is a form of planning. Forrest Moore wrote the a warmonger. He fi nished in the bottom of his class Joyride column for this in the Naval Academy — so much for intelligence. A newspaper for 20 years. Herald Newspapers September 3 2008 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 ‘Outsider’ Claims Middle BOE Created Position for Retiring Police Captain By AL CAMPBELL a shot,” he said. on Aug. 20. some prepared questions, of Education unanimously, Kopakowski told the Herald of students, faculty and Ward hand delivered The interview with Su- multiple-choice type ques- and without comment, ap- that Ward was one of fi ve others in the schools, not COURT HOUSE — Frank his resume to the Super- perintendent Michael Kopa- tions,” Ward said. proved hiring Capt. Scott candidates, all interviewed with a person in mind, Ward, a retired Cherry Hill intendent’s Offi ce on Aug. kowski and Board Secretary “They took a note or Webster, who will retire Aug. 20, and all were asked Kopakowski said. police lieutenant, heard 4, three days before dead- and administrator Walter two, and stared into space. later this month from the same questions from a He added it was unfor- about the newly-created line. Landgraf was, in Ward’s es- I thought, ‘This is going Middle Township Police prepared list. tunate that Ward did not position of director of se- When he heard nothing timation, a mere formality. nowhere.’” Department, as director of “I assure you, they were contact him regarding his curity in Middle Township from the district, he called “I knew as soon as I “I heard nothing,” Ward security at $32,000 effec- all treated equally, they concern. School District before he on Aug. 19 and was told walked in, they started star- said. tive Sept. 29. were all interviewed,” said Ward said he told the read the advertisement he was to be interviewed ing at the ceiling. They had On Aug. 21, the Board Superintendent Michael Kopakowski. “We ranked district offi cials he did not here July 30. them accordingly, and hired need benefits, since he Ward, of Rio Grande, Will Land Sale Prevent Looming 25-Cent Tax Hike? the person who we think was getting them from his had nearly 26 years of law has the best qualifi cations. previous job. enforcement experience By LAUREN SUIT nounced the prospective Those funds, the city does other resident. “This year’s We are excited to have “I said I would take under his belt. He’d been deal at the city’s Aug. 13 not have to repay and any budget may get a Band Aid, Scott Webster, he will be $32,000 because of my “in charge of just about WILDWOOD — With a meeting, told members of studies done on building on but what about formulating an outstanding asset,” he qualifi cations. I’ve got some everything in Command possible local tax increase the public that the deal for the back bay also belongs to a plan for the following added. ties here, but basically, I’m Control, headed the detec- of 25.1 cents looming, the city’s property is still in the city. year. What about beach tags “We chose who we an outsider. He is retiring, tives, and worked security members of the public the process. No agreement The land sale might be or closing the school?” thought was the best candi- and they created a position details for the President of asked City Commission to has been inked yet and just the thing to signifi cant- “There’s got to be an- date for the district. I assure and hand tailored the posi- the United States.” give an update on their life- Karavan could not com- ly reduce the “worst-case other way to support this you, we feel Scott Webster tion,” Ward stated. Another credential in his line, a buyer for the city’s ment on the specifi cs, or scenario” of a 25.1-cent city other than my back was the best candidate for Ward at first thought resume: He is an attorney. 30-acre back-bay property. even give the prospective local tax increase, mean- pocket,” he said. the position. He is extreme- of fi ling suit, but decided “I’ve been around a little “Where is it?” ques- buyer’s name. ing a $1.082 per $100 of Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. ly professional and has an against such action. bit,” he said, and real- tioned James Lemma. The site, located between assessed valuation. said that he believed that outstanding resume,” said He believed the best ized landing the $28,000- “This land sale is sup- Susquehanna Avenue and But time is of the es- the high-rise development Kopakowski. route was to let the public $32,000-a-year, full-time, posed to be the savior,” the bay and from Baker to sence. The city must pass would increase the city’s “I have a resume they know by telling this news- 10-month per year job “was added another resident. Lincoln avenues, is home its 2008 budget by Sept. ratable base. can’t argue with,” said paper. a long shot.” City Solicitor Marcus to a former landfi ll, as well 16 to ensure any new as- “One [high-rise] has al- Ward. “Now I’m realizing “I wanted to have some- “But I thought I’d give it Karavan, who first an- as the city’s public works sessments from 2008 can ready been approved,” it (the job) was promised thing to do, and help out garage, a former self-stor- be included in this year’s Troiano said. “And other to him.” the town, like a semi-vol- age facility, and private tax rolls and to conduct its is being reviewed.” Kopakowski fl atly denied unteer,” Ward said. properties. accelerated tax sale. Contact Suit at: (609) Ward’s accusation. The Contact Campbell at K. Hovnanian had eyed “But what about the fol- 886-8600 ext. 25 or position was created in (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or the site as the future home lowing years,” asked an- [email protected] order to assure the safety at: [email protected] of a residential community and initially paid the city $18 million for the munici- pally owned land and $2.5 million for the self-storage National Assisted Living Week facility. th th However, designing for September 7 – 13 , 2008 Phyllis Kennedy, salon manager of Egg Harbor Town- a former landfill wasn’t ship Great Clips, with young customers at recent easy and K. Hovnanian, appearance of the Disney tour bus. blaming economic troubles, You’re invited to come announced last November Great Clips that it would withdraw as celebrate with us this week! (From Page A20) Haircut Sale for $6.99 the designated developer. Great Clips Salons of along with a free Disney K. Hovnanian spent about $2 million research- Egg Harbor Township, Gal- poster and a chance to win th loway, Rio Grande and a Hannah Montana & The ing the environmental con- Sunday 7 “Celebrating Family”/ Grandparent’s Day Manahawkin, are continu- Jonas Brothers DVD until dition of the site and the 8 a.m. - Grandparent’s Day Waffl e Breakfast Buffet with Residents & Families ing this exciting tour by Sept. 12. city had already received 1p.m. - Open House for Grandparent’s Day Family Portraits, Refreshments & music hosting a Back to School $6.9 million in payments. We welcome you back to Wildwood’s Monday 8th “Community Day” **We will be collecting NEW school supplies to be donated to our local 2008 Bike Week elementary schools. This is open to our staff, residents, family and the public. Sept. 4th -7th 11:00 a.m.– Open to Public: Proclamation with Mayor and Balloon Release. Annual Block Party Tuesday 9th “Staff Appreciation Day”/ National Hot Dog Day 12 noon- Western Day with Staff and Resident Cook out Open for Bike Parking Only 1p.m.- Open to Public: “National Hot Dog Day” – Come get your Spicer and Pacifi c Avenues complimentary Hot Dog and beans at our “Doggie Bar”. The Block that Rocks Wednesday 10th “Honoring our Health Care Professionals” 8-9:30 a.m.- Breakfast on the Go for Health Care Professionals 4 p.m.- Professional CEU in-service with Care Alternatives Hospice Great Live Bands and Thursday 11th “Patriotic Family Day” Entertainment All Week Long 10:00 a.m. – Open to Public: Flag raising ceremony with local FEATURING veterans, fi re and Police departments followed by brunch. 3:30 p.m. – Open to Public: All American Happy Hour JIMMIE VAN ZANT BAND 6:30- 8 p.m. Family Night with guest speakers- bring your favorite dessert - FRIDAY & SATURDAY - and we will include them in our “Loyalton of Cape May Family Cookbook” Friday 12th “Honoring our Residents” - FRIDAY - 10 a.m. – Open to Public: Rock- A –Thon with residents to raise money for Alzheimer’s Memory Walk RAVIOLI SHANKER featuring the best of 2 p.m.- Open to Public: Chocolate Milkshake Day- Come make a milk Rush • Led Zeppelin • Pink Floyd • Collective Soul mustache for “Got Milk?” pictures. Prizes for the best mustaches! and the list goes on… Saturday 13th “To our Future” / Fortune Cookie Day plus the Music of SALVATION 2 p.m.- Open to Public: Chinese Cocktail Hour - SATURDAY - KIDS DON’T BOUNCE • SOUTHERN ROCK Call to RSVP by September 5, 2008 plus the Music of SALVATION (609) 463-6344 NEW Open Air Front Bar 591 Route 9 South Cape May Court House, Serving NJ 08210 Lunch • Dinner • Late Night Snacks With plenty of Bike Parking

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1 to 1 1/4-lb. avg. (Larger Sizes Priced Higher) (Excluding Frozen) Top Off Your Cereal 40% Off Regular Retail: Live Maine Lobsters .99 lb. to 9.99 ea. Golden Ripe Bananas Sale Retails: ShopRite FINAL COST Fresh .59 lb. to 5.99 ea. Sale Price lb. 1/2 6.99 PRICE FULL LINE ON SALE NOT $ 99 Poultry “UP TO” LIKE OTHER SUPERMARKETS lb. SR LB. lb. -1.00 5 Price on package refl ects sale retail. .39 1-lb. Pkg., Salted or Unsalted, Quarters 3-lbs. or More, Pork Loin, Bone-In, Rib Cut Roast or Large, 12 Size ShopRite Butter Center Cut Pork Chops Sweet Cantaloupe YOU YOU SAVE SAVE Limit 2 88 Offers Limit 4 .61 .50 Per Variety 1 MFR 1.99lb. .99 SR 64-oz. cont., Any Variety Grapefruit or Orange Juice 72-oz. tot. wt. cans, 12-oz. cans (Plus Dep. Where Req.) (Excluding Organic) Nestea, Seagrams, Vault, Barq’s, Fanta, Minute Maid or Tropicana Pure Premium Dr. Pepper or Sprite 6-Pack MUST BUY 4 $ Additional or lesser quantities will for Limit 4 $ 2 5 scan at Limit 4 Offers 1.33 ea. for MFR Per Variety 4 4 67.5-oz. tot. wt. pkg., Any Variety 48 to 56-oz. cont., Any Variety, Yogurt, ShopRite Fresh Bake Shop 8 to 25.3-oz. tot. wt. pkg., Any Variety (Excluding Lemonade & 100% Juice) Sherbet, No Sugar Added, Dairy Dessert, 18-oz., Choose from Many Varieties Capri Sun Slow Churned Light or Sinfully Yours… Nabisco Edy’s Grand Single Serve Drinks 10-Pack Ice Cream Pudding Cakes Your YOU YOU Choice! SAVE YOU 99 SAVE $ 99 SAVE .50 $ 74 1.35 $ 49 SAVE MFR MFR Limit 4 2.50 Limit 4 1.20 Limit 4 Per Variety MFR 1 Offers Per Variety 2 2 2 4,221 to 4,224 tot. sht. ct. pkg., 9 Pack Mega 100-oz. btl., Any Variety, Liquid Laundry 1-qt. btl., Any Variety 30 to 500-ct. btl., Any Variety Roll, 12 Pack Double Roll or 24 Pack ShopRite Vitamins • Angel Soft Bath Tissue Oxydol Gatorade or

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P.O. Box 41 (609) 967 - 0100 Avalon, NJ 08202 www.brendansfund.org

DIRECTORS Lydia C. Borek, Director • Eileen L. Johnston • Mary B. Kane • David B. Borek Jennifer Pineda • Laurel A.Nuschke, Assistant Director

Mayor Marty Pagluighi and the Avalon Borough Council Bill Macomber and Staff Dave Haberle and Staff Chief David Dean and The Avalon Police Murray Wolf, the Avalon Lifeguards & Beach Tag Inspectors Kevin Scarpa and the Rescue Squad

Brendan’s Fund is a pediatric cancer fund whose efforts are directed toward providing compassionate, comprehensive and personalized assistance to local families during the crisis of their child’s illness.

Two hands - we as individuals accomplish a great deal with them. However, when we place our hand in the palm of the person next to us and join our hands and our efforts, we have doubled our possibilities. We thank all of you for joining your hands with ours.

18TH ANNUAL SURF MEMORIAL

PIPELINE SPONSORS (Up to $10,000) ARTISTS AND FRIENDS Nova Capital Markets, LLC • Agate Construction Co. • The Borek Family Jessica Alley • Penny Beck • Aaron Bogushefsky • Diann Cardello • Helen Clymer Penn Jersey Building Materials • Tuckahoe Sand & Gravel Peter Cornog • Jennifer Evers • Philip Faunce • Charlotte Flynn • Julia Gaupp • Nancy Von Larry L. Luing Family Foundation Halle Mike Hearon • Carole Hensel • Margaret Heuges • Sean Johnson • Alison Kasyjanski Jamie Kelly • Jessi King • Rita Lynn Lyman • Debanne Macaluso • David Macomber Jr. MAVERICKS SPONSORS (Up to $3,000) Laura Maier • Carol Meister • Gerald Meister • Stephanie Mirsky • Patricia Neville Avalon Yacht Club & Chef Peter Mark • Circle Pizza • Hyperflex Wetsuits Christina Newdeck McLane Peter • Patrick Rafter • Dorys Rogers • Patty Romo Jersey Shore Parrotheads • Keltex Imprinted Apparel, Inc. • Paramount Air Laura Rueesch • Laurie Schiffebein • Anna Shiles • Mitch Shiles • Bethany Somers Sun Catcher Surf Shop • Wetsuit World • Joan Somers • Jody Swope • Caroline Twohill • Wendy Tribulski • Ashley Warley Sherry Weiser • Kurt Williams • Anna Marie Zabielski • Monica Zane WAIMEA BAY SPONSORS ($1,000) Stephen Mullen • Phil DeAngelo • Kidz Creations Ann Delaney • Avalon Surf • Catamaran Media • Cooper’s New Orleans Style Snowballs Fishin’ Pier Grille • Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms • Global Pursuit SILENT AUCTION ART SHOW DONORS Greater Wildwood Elks Lodge #1896 • Hale Bicycle • Method Skateboard Shop • Obey Christine Peck • Gail Gray • Charlotte Quinn • Peter McPhee Fine Arts • Matt Flynn Ocean City Home Bank Charitable Foundation • Sand Jamm Surf Shop • Seven Mile Times MJ Soens • Stephen Mullen • Eliot May • Gail Moss • CP Business Solutions Sylvester’s Fish Market & Restaurant • The Avellino Family • The Evans Foundation The Windrift Hotel & Restaurant • WaWa of Avalon & Rio Grande • Vector Security THIRD ANNUAL BASSBARN & FRIENDS Willy Sions • Women’s Auxiliary of the Avalon Yacht Club GOLF TOURNAMENT 30TH STREET SPONSORS (Up to $999) 1st Bank of Sea Isle • A. Steven Fabietti, Esq. • Avalon Country Club • Avalon Golf Course Beach Creek Oyster Bar & Grill • Bella Mangiata • Big Bites Tackle • Bill C. Custom Woodwork 29th Street Deli • 3206 Fitness • A Complete Guide to the Jersey Shore-by Jen Miller Bill Reed • Boathouse Restaurant & Marina • Bob Andreola • Bucktail Willie American Eagle Realty • Apex Realty, Inc. • Arc Reprographics • Atlantic City Electric Capt. Tate’s Tackle Box and Seafood Market • Charles Harvey Furnishings • Country Club Tavern Atlantic Coastal Cleaning, Inc. • Audrey Buckingham • AVAgovino Associates, LLC Country Store & Cheese Shop • Dino’s Diner • Fishpicker • Garden Greenhouse & Nursery Inc. Avalon Awning Company • Avalon Carpet Tile & Flooring • Avalon Coffee Gecko’s • Green Street Market • Gruccio, Pepper, DeSanto and Ruth, PA.• Happy Baby Avalon Freeze • Avalon Recreation Department • Barth Plumbing Heating Cooling Henry Basstardo • Hugits Steaks & Things • J. Craig Otton Custom Builder LLC • Jammin Jellies Bath Time • Borgata Heart & Soul Foundation • Cafe Loren • Cape May Infectious Disease Jean Jacobson at Ocean City Home Bank • Jim N. Hudanich at Ferguson Dechert Cape Shore Cardiology • Charles Marsden’s ARS Electric Construction Inc. Joseph D. Boyle Agency • Kevin Bogan’s Custom Rods • KELTEX Imprinted Apparel Inc. Christina’s of Stone Harbor • Coffee Talk • Complete Interiors KINDLE Ford Mercury Lincoln Inc. • Natural Beauty • Northstar Fleet Country Shore Women’s Club • Crest Savings Bank • Cumberland Construction Company Novisibleleader Nuschke & Rizetta Internal Medicine • Office Depot • Oyster Bay Restaurant Danielle Pinto • dB Electronics • Dr. Lawrence Paolini • Dr. William F. Robinson Patti’s Party World • PODS Jersey Shore-Portable On Demand Storage • Ron and Lydia Borek Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Vecere • Dr. & Mrs. Michael Dudnick • Dr. & Mrs. Randell Nuschke Sea Isle Al Hollinsworth • Sheraton Hotels • Shutters to Shades • Skmag357 Drs. Julianne & Arthur Childs • Drs. Lozier & Spagnolo • Drew Spaeth Stephen M. Salveson Custom Builder • Steve and Karen Sylvester • Sylvester’s Fish Market & Eastampton Auto Center, Inc.• Surf & Turf Powersports • Eastern Surfing Association Restaurant • “Team Travis” 1st Lt. Travis L. Manion USMC • The Adam Bomb • The Chatterbox Executive Landscaping • Ferguson Dechert Real Estate Agency, Inc. The Commodore Club of Sea Isle • The Ebbit Room • The Lobster House • The Stalker First Eastern Realty, Inc. • Flying Fish Studio • Four Seasons Painting United Brotherhood of Carpenters Local #1743 • Urie’s Waterfront Restaurant • Via Mare Freda Real Estate Agency, Inc. • Garden Greenhouse & Nursery, Inc. • George Gillespie Washington Inn • Wing It •Woodland Pet Boutique • Woodland Toy Shop George W. Gerlach • Henry Gorelick • Hugits Steaks & Things • Ide Insurance Agency Island Aerobics • Island Trophies James & Courtney Herlihy • Jewelry Studio Joseph Massaglia/Mamma Mia’s • Kohler’s Bakery • Linda & John Gibson 1ST ANNUAL HIGH TIDES STRIPER TOURNAMENT Lions Club of Stone Harbor • Mack’s Pizza of Stone Harbor • Mary Ann Pastry Shoppe ASAP Printing • Building Contractors Association of New Jersey McGarrity’s Landscaping • Michele’s Salon & Spa Cape May County Disabled American Veterans Chapter 44 • Capt. Tate’s Tackle Box Miss Avalon/Finore Marketing Services • Morans Dockside • Mr. & Mrs. James Mallon Care Alternatives Inc. • Carpenters Local 15 • Carpenters Local 31 • Carpenters Local 620 Newbold Real Estate Co., Inc. • Nuschke/Rizzetta PC • Oceanside Seafood LLC Carpenters Local 623 • Carpenters Local 821 • Carpenters Local 1342 • Carpenters Local 1743 Pete Smith’s Surf Shop Russell Buckingham • Sagemore Surf Gallery Chase Sparrow Transportation Inc. • David Schnepp LU 1743 • Dick/Baumgardner Construction Sands Department Store • Scott Soens • Sealark Bed & Breakfast • Sol Luna Massage Dr. Gabrial Catalina Shoreline • Dubell Lumber Co. • Endocrine and Medical Associates, PC Springer’s Homemade Ice Cream • Stone Harbor Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Floorlayers Local 29 • Foundation for Fair Contracting Inc. • Jersey Cape Realty • Jersey Trades Stone Harbor Squids Ice Hockey Club • Sturdy Savings Bank • Swim Again Pools & Spas Federal Credit Union • Joe & Florence Walsh & Gallagher • John Donovan L.U. 1743 The Cochet Family • The Herald • The Nordberg Family • The Press of Atlantic City KELTEX Imprinted Apparel • L. Feriozzi Concrete Company The Tree Surgeon LLC • Thomas H. Heist Insurance Agency • Tom & Nancy O’Hara Metropolitan Regional Council of Carpenters • Moe’s-R-Back Tonio’s Pizza • Tortilla Flats • Uncle Bill’s • Williams Appliance Service New Jersey Regional Council of Carpenters • NIC Construction NJ Carpenters Pension Fund • Oliveri, Shousky and Kiss, PA Architects • Patricia Lee BEACH CONCERT Pile Drivers L.U. 454 • Pro Construction & Design Inc. • Risky Business • Sea Gear Dave Quicks Band • R3Band • Stuntditch Shore Building Contractors Inc. • Shore Supply Co. • Slayer Fishing Rods The Light House of Cape May • The Union Workforce at the Grand 18th ANNUAL SPIRIT WALK Tri State Construction Inc. • Vandrew, Albano, Milam Agate Construction • The Bayview • Bella Mangiata/Bayside Pizza • Big Time Vending Bill’s Corner Deli • Blitz’s Market, North Wildwood 2007 CAPE FITNESS TURKEY TROT Domino’s Pizza, Cape May Court House • Hugit’s Steaks & Things Bayshore and Crest Medical Associates • Cape Fitness • Flying Fish Studio • J. Keller, Inc . Joe Canal’s Rio Grande • Krobatsch Plumbing • ProMedia Group LLC. • Sam’s Pizza Wildwood Catholic High School • Wildwood Catholic Student Council

.... A special thank you to all our supporters and volunteers! As of 8/20/08