Herald NEWS Hope Springs Eternal to Trim Tax Bite By C.M. MATTESSICH fewer appeals than expected. for Lower Township residents – who have until DI GESTS Present estimates are that about 2,500 ap- April 9 – and Middle Township residents, who COURT HOUSE — Early signs suggested peals will be fi led. have until April 19. that residents of recently revalued towns would Most property owners have a deadline of County Tax Administrator George R. Senior Groundbreaking fi le an unprecedented number of property tax April 2, at the close of business (4:30 p.m.), Brown III, noted that, while Middle Township NORTH CAPE MAY — Groundbreaking appeals with the county Board of Taxation, but to fi le appeals. residents originally were provided with a fi l- ceremonies are scheduled for tomorrow at offi cials say that, at least so far, they’re seeing Filing deadlines were extended, however, (Page A54 Please) 11 a.m. for a new senior housing project at 680 Townbank Road. The new 76-unit Haven House at St. John of God Senior Housing Development is co-sponsored by the Diocesan Housing Services Corporation of the Diocese of Camden, Inc. and St. John of God Roman Catholic Church. Rev. Monsignor It's John H. Burton, vicar general for the Diocese Inside. of Camden will preside at the groundbreak- ing ceremony. “Affordable housing is a basic human right,” stated Most Reverend Joseph It's Your A. Galante, Bishop of Camden in a release. Spring Funding for the $12.8-million project was provided by the U.S. Department of Housing Guide. & Urban Development with $10.9 million, New Jersey Department of Community Af- fairs with $1.125 million and the Federal Home Loan Bank with $770,000. Budget, Yes — Bond, No PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. STONE HARBOR — Borough council Vol. 43 No. 13 Copyright 2007 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. March 28, 2007 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 unanimously adopted a $10.9-million budget (Page A6 Please) County COOP College Trustees Will Test Roost Ready to Ratify In Main Library 4 Unions’ Pacts By CHRISTINE COTE By CHRISTINE COTE COURT HOUSE — Today, all those who COURT HOUSE — Next Monday might not receive a paycheck from the county college be the day to pick out or return library books, can feel a bit more comfortable than they have or seek a quiet moment in the periodical over the past nine months. reading room. Last evening, Atlantic Cape Community Some who typically work at the county’s College (ACCC) trustees were expected to administrative offi ces in Crest Haven will be ratify contracts with four different bargaining taking over the fi rst fl oor of the main library units of New Jersey Education Association that branch here in a one of the fi rst of its kind ex- represent administration, faculty and staff at ercises statewide, according to Lenora Bonin- all three campuses, to end negotiations that fante, county communications director. have kept union members working without a Only the second fl oor of the library will be contract since July 1, 2006. open to the public April 2 from 8:30 a.m. to Joseph Rossi, dean of labor relations and the 5:30 p.m., but library staff will be on hand campus here, told the Herald that he would be to bring materials up from the fi rst fl oor if presenting the tentative contracts to the board requested. Patrons will have complete access at its meeting at the Worthington Campus in to the fi rst fl oor during evening hours from Atlantic City. (Page A7 Please) He was optimistic it would ratify the terms Al Campbell that each union has accepted. Rabner Talks Ethics Second Annual Nun Plunge swimmers race toward chilly Cape May surf March 24 Check the Herald’s Web site: www.cape- to help raise funds for Our Lady Star of the Sea School, Cape May. All agreed on one maycountyherald.com, for confirmation of To County Offi cials thing: It was cold! last night’s vote. The contracts will be for four years, dating By C.M. MATTESSICH to July 2006 and ending June 30, 2010. The Vintage, Recycled Surfside Eatery last contracts also had four-year terms and CREST HAVEN — When it comes to eth- provided 4 percent annual pay increase gener- ics, it’s important to talk prevention as well ally, Rossi said. as enforcement, and one good approach is Will Open as Doo Wop Museum The new agreements include retroactive to “continue to shine the light” on processes base salary increases to July 1, 2006, for each intended to benefi t the public. By LAUREN SUIT The museum will be home to a neon “gar- group: That’s what state Attorney General Stu- den,” which will run along the sidewalk and (Page A8 Please) art Rabner told county department heads, WILDWOOD — The Surfside Restaurant entranceway, featuring salvaged signs from members of municipal zoning and planning came a long way from its original Ocean and motels and restaurants, long demolished. boards, and others March 21 at the county Pigeons’ Pecking Lavender roads site in Wildwood Crest, then Although the pinwheel-shaped building is administration building when, at the freehold- to a Vineland warehouse, fi nally, it will be the empty, save for construction equipment and an ers’ invitation, he spoke about “ethics and Gnaws at School new home of the city’s Doo Wop Museum and outline of blue neon, the Doo Wop Preservation government.” Amphitheater. League, which will be in charge of operating Rabner peppered his presentation with By LAUREN SUIT The museum, located across the street from the museum, has scheduled a grand opening various examples, beginning with a Hudson the Wildwoods Convention Center at Ocean for April 27. County offi cial whom he termed the “poster WILDWOOD — The battle to keep the fa- and Davis avenues, will house exhibits of the That date marks a little over a year since child for corruption.” çade of Wildwood High School clean is going doo wop era and the island’s tourism industry. city offi cials and members of the Fox family “Ironically,” said Rabner, “he had run as to the birds. Literally. It will also become an outdoor amphitheater grabbed shovels to ceremonially begin work Pigeons have taken to eating the exterior of someone who would reform and change gov- for concerts and events. ernment.” (Page A49 Please) the building, said Business Administrator and (Page A7 Please) Board Secretary Greg Rohrman. The amount of waste and their roosts are health concerns, Ugandan Children’s Plight Grips he added. During last summer, the school received a Lower Township Man’s Attention skim coat to protect the building from every- thing including leaks, pigeons and normal wear By CHRISTINE COTE her cancerous tumors were gone. and tear. In addition, the building also got a A successful businesswoman, along with fresh coat of paint. ERMA — He was interested in helping those her husband, in the Ugandan capital Kampala, That project’s cost: $245,600. less fortunate in India, but because of one she returned to Nantabulirwa, the small village No sooner than the paint dried, pigeons have woman he is now working to help her build a where she was raised, on a crusade to bring been relentless. school in Uganda. Christians, Muslims and Hindus together in On Monday, the school tried the latest ar- Bruce Tempest, who lives in a neighborhood love. (Page A8 Please) secluded from busy traffi c on Route 9, has not (See related video on the Herald Web given up on India; he just can’t say no to Annet site: www.capemaycountyherald.com) Section Spotlights Kayongo, since he met her here and then fi nally When she found they had no church to visited her in Africa last month. continue sharing her message, she and her On Deck: OD In 2001, she believed she was dying of liver husband decided to build one in that village, Wildwood Boat Show cancer and had just months to live. located about a half hour from Kampala, to and Fishing Expo. While in a hospital, she has said, after days share her mission of life and love. See Page B2-B6 of prayer by family and friends, she was visited This 30-by-60-foot stick “Believers Church,” by the Lord and was told that if she kept crying led to the building of a school, once she real- What are she was letting the devil win. ized that those who came for services included REU “cross-acceptance” That inspired her to start confessing life children, orphans living with guardians and land use issues? instead of death, Tempest said, and thinking with no means to get an education. See Real Estate Update. Al Campbell about what she still had left to do. Almost im- That is how her “New Hope for Africa” be- See Page A49 mediately, a follow-up examination revealed (Page A4 Please) N.J. Attorney General Rabner March 21 More index?...See Page A3 A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

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NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS.I. ITEMS ARE LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND.W. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE ITEMS OF EQUAL VALUE.S. SOME MERCHANDISE MAY DIFFER FROM ART SHOWN. Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A3 Wildwood Picks New Staff Today Franzoi Expected New Construction Head By LAUREN SUIT of the offi ce, would receive as having been constructed last year. Wayne Gibson, Artisans Alcove a $95,000 yearly salary, if in violation of building sub-code offi cial, received WILDWOOD — The city hired, according to an early codes after an audit by the a letter of reprimand. ESTATE JEWELERS expected to pass a resolu- draft of the agenda. state Department of Com- Preston agreed to forfeit tion today hiring Glenn During the interview munity Affairs (DCA). his state building code Specializing in: Engagement Rings, Franzoi as construction of- process, City Clerk Chris JCOW was responsible licenses as a result of the Vintage Jewelry, Appraisals, Jewelry Repair fi cial for the newly formed Wood said, none of the for inspecting, and issuing investigation into the mis- Wildwood Construction remaining candidates were Certifi cates of Occupancy classifi ed properties. We Buy: Diamonds, Gold, Coins, Watches Offi ce. previously associated with for the structures. Franzoi, formerly a con- JCOW. Since then, other units WWD School OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm struction and fire official The city, which will take have been found lacking in $18M Budget 523 Lafayette Street • Cape May • 898-0202 in Hamilton Township ac- charge of the new agency, regard to fi re safety. cording to the Atlantic including hiring decisions, Zaccaria’s predecessor, Vote Today Buying Gold & Silver County Web site, would has called the search for a Michael Preston, started as head the new Wildwood “top notch” construction JCOW’s construction offi - By LAUREN SUIT Construction Offi ce, sched- offi cial its highest priority. cial in 1993, and was at the uled to start work April 2 City offi cials have not re- position until he retired in WILDWOOD — The dis- to take over for the Joint turned phone calls regard- August 2005, before the trict’s Board of Education Construction Offi ce of the ing the new hires by this building code violations will hold its public hearing Wildwoods (JCOW). newspaper’s deadline. were made public. for the 2007-2008, $18.5 The city is also expected Mario Zaccaria is the Preston had experi- million budget tonight at to hire sub-code officials current construction of- ence for seven years as 6 p.m. and support staff for the fi cial of the soon-to-be-de- the construction offi cial in The district’s spending offi ce at today’s 3:30 p.m. funct JCOW. Wildwood, and six more plan is down $731,017 meeting. The names of JCOW has been under years doing the same in from last year and the those employees were not fi re since February 2006, Wildwood Crest. school tax-rate is expected released prior to the meet- when some 500-condo- Zaccaria and JCOW of- to drop 2.4 cents. That ing. minium units, located in fi cials Larry Booy and John means the new rate would Franzoi, who would be both Wildwood and North Conte were issued warn- be 50.5 cents for every providing daily supervision Wildwood, were identifi ed ings from DCA in May of $100 of assessed value. Superintendent Den- nis Anderson called this year’s budget a “mainte- nance” budget, but real- istic. He said that while no new programs were introduced, existing plans were strengthened. “We are committed to 609-884-3064 providing the best possible education for the children of Wildwood,” Anderson FISH MARKET said. “We believe they Al Campbell deserve nothing less.” Laborers Fix Wind Damage To Middle’s Performing Arts Center March 21 But while the total Prices Effective 3/30 - 4/1 amount of the budget is Middle Budget Details Out down $731,017 from last $ year, the amount to be Fresh Florida Shrimp ... 7.75 LB. Taxpayers Contribute 36 % More raised by taxes is up from (21-25 count) $9.3 million to $9.4 mil- By JOE HART this year. Last year’s rate as employee salaries and lion. $ was 61 cents per $100 of healthcare drove those According to Anderson, EA. COURT HOUSE — On assessed value compared increases. the district was not able Shad Roe Sets ...... 6.75 March 19, township com- to this year’s fi gure of 29.6 There are more than to use all of the additional mittee introduced its bud- cents. $1 million in capital im- funding given by the state, get by name only, and two In other words, the mu- provements and almost but still kept the tax levy’s days later, the numbers nicipal tax bill on a prop- $300,000 extra in reserve increase to $87,500. TAKE-OUT SPECIALS were made available to the erty valued at $100,000 for uncollected taxes this The state announced in public. would be $296 in 2007, year over last. February that the district Friday & Saturday 3/30 & 3/31 The only figures an- while the same valuation Capital improvements would receive an additional nounced at the commit- would have garnered a planned by the township $481,577 in state aid. Part tee meeting were a total $610 tax bill last year. include roadwork and the of that money, 53 percent budget of $20.7 million Alexis called the revalua- purchase of the fi rehouse or $252,750, is identifi ed FRIED OYSTER PLATTER and the tax rate, which tion a “redistribution of the next to Township Hall, as at-risk-aid and can’t be Served with Baked Macaroni & was 29.6 cents per $100 wealth in the township.” Alexis said. included in the budget. $ 95 of assessed value. The revaluation process He said the money for “There is $252,750 in Cheese and Stewed Tomatoes...... 8 The budget is up almost increased the assessed uncollected taxes was in- the additional aid that we $2.4 million from last year’s value of most property in creased due to the historic can’t use for tax relief or total of $18.3 million or the township dramatically, increase in tax appeals fol- to fund programs,” he said. BROILED OR FRIED nearly 13 percent. he said. lowing revaluations. “Frankly, I think it unfair to With the amount to be Township operating ex- In a letter to township the taxpayers.” FLOUNDER, SCALLOP & SHRIMP raised by taxes in 2007 at penses are up $855,622 committee, Vilma Pombo Anderson said the state $9.5 million, the taxpayer’s from last year’s $15 million of the Middle Taxpayers will explain a way to ap- share is up $2.5 million to nearly $15.9 million. Association asked that ply for the funds, but that PLATTER over last year’s total of near- Included in those fi gures since the budget was not wouldn’t be until after the ly $7 million, an increase is an increase of $601,500 available to the public at April school elections. He Served with Baked Potato or French $ 95 just short of 36 percent. in salaries and wages. The the time of the March 19 said that the plans would Fries and Cole Slaw ...... 9 According to Administra- total number of employees meeting, the second read- have to then be approved tor Jim Alexis, the munici- went from 248 in 2006 to ing of the budget resolu- by the state and “then we pal tax rate is skewed due 250 this year. tion be postponed until might be allowed to use Call ahead and we’ll have it to the revaluation process Alexis said rises in insur- a proper first reading is the money,” but not for the township went through ance, and utilities, as well made. tax relief. waiting for you! INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index H H Antiques ...... See On Deck BUY 1 GET 1 FREE Automotive ...... A64 Births ...... A13 SUNDAY APRIL 1 ONLY The popular Property Transfer Chart is just the begin- Classified ...... A42 ning. REU reports on cross-acceptance land use issues; Dining & Entertainment ..On Deck county tax appeals; doo wop construction; and other Movies ...... A21 BROILED or FRIED items of interest to land use buffs. Obituaries ...... A14 Opinion ...... A60 Business Growth & Development 2007 Real Estate ...... A49 SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER Religion ...... A28 SUNDAY DECEMBER 3, 2006 ONLY New Businesses Sports ...... A18 (Shrimp, scallops, fi llet of fi sh & deviled clam) Spout Off ...... A23 Served with French Fries or & Milestones Support Groups ...... A20 $ 95 See Pages A33-A41 Teen Scene ...... A 2 1 Baked Potato and Cole Slaw...... 10 Tides ...... See On Deck On Deck features the WWildwoodildwood po Travel/Trips ...... A44 Wildwood Boat Show and EExpox What's Cooking? ...... A13 Fishing Expo at the Wild- BBoatoat SShowhow & FishingFishing What's On Deck WEDNESDAY ONLY - 3/28/07 woods Convention Cen- See On Deck Pages B2-B6 "Calendar" ...... See On Deck ter this weekend. Read it Take-Out Special inside and at www.Cape- w Taxpayers Association oppose school budget ...... Page A10 $ 95 MayCountyHerald.com. w Blessing, Murphy running for Dennis Committee ...... Page A11 5 w Sea Isle school budget down ...... Page A22 Fried Shrimp Platter (Reg. $9.25) A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Ugandan Children’s Middle Plans Pre-School, (From Page A1) gan. Its purpose is “transforming lives through a mercy Kindergarten Registration ministry of Christian compassion.” COURT HOUSE — Oct. 1, 2007 and kinder- Tempest visited the school from Feb. 18-27, along with Registration for half-day garten children must be his friend Augustine Guma, of North Cape May, who was preschool and full-day fi ve by that date. born in Uganda. kindergarten will be held Registration must be They paid their own way, as part of a mission under from 9 a.m.-noon and 1-3 made in person by parent the auspices of Gospel Outbound, Inc., which is led by p.m. April 18, 19 and 20, or guardian only. Parent/ Brian Wheaton. It has offi ces in Millville. at the Board of Educa- guardian must bring an Both Tempest and Guma told the Herald that they tion Building, 216 South original birth certifi cate, are businessmen who simply have love and compassion Main St. proof of immunizations for people and are trying to strengthen the Christian No child will be permit- provided by a physician, church. ted to enter school for the two proofs of residency Tempest said the primary mission of Wheaton’s not- first time in September (e.g. current tax bill, util- for-profi t organization is to fund and train indigenous if they are not pre-reg- ity bill or lease agreement) missionaries in Africa and India. istered and have met all and if applicable legal pa- Back from their trip with new insight as to the needs of the requirements. Parents pers such as custody or the 360 children who have fl ocked to Kayongo’s school, should pick up registra- restraining orders. Tempest said he wants to interest small churches and tion packets in advance at It is not necessary to other organizations that don’t have established mission Elementary No 1 School’s have your child with you programs to donate money to Gospel Outbound for the main offi ce. on the day of registration. benefi t of her work in the village. Newly-arrived children from Ugandan refugee camp stand in front of beds Pre-school students For further information, All contributions will be forwarded to her to be used purchased for them in February for their new home in Nantabulirwa. must be four on or before call 463-1900, ext. 1202. for the children, whose numbers rise daily since she turns none away. There are no administrative expenses Each of those children had a history of violence to by Outbound, Tempest said. relate, he said, including being present while another Kayongo has already set up classrooms for grades one relative, often a mother, father or sibling, was dismem- to seven, hired 10 teachers and four caretakers, and has bered. been taking care of clothing, housing and medical needs of They all needed beds that were purchased while he the children “virtually with no western money,” Tempest was there, with funds that were meant to be used to buy said, but much more is still needed. shoes for all the children, Tempest said. Sending goods from here to there is too expensive. Shoes are important because without them the chil- Everything that is needed from building materials, books dren have to be given medicine for worms every six to and other supplies can be purchased in Kampala, Guma eight weeks that can plaque them if they go barefoot. said. Two other visitors to the school while Tempest’s Kayongo’s goal was to provide education, but she found group was there were two former Lord’s Resistance child that many children needed medical attention. soldiers, who are now in college. They came a long way Although the school buildings are made of sticks like specifi cally to see these “invisible children,” and encour- the church, her medical center is a sturdy, permanent age them to stay in school. structure that still needs to be outfi tted with furnishings Of his homeland, Guma said he believes the current and equipment. government is the fi rst in the country’s history “that The goal is to have all the school buildings similarly does not speak of revenge but of forgiveness and rec- built. onciliation.” Although most children, even those orphaned have He said he believes “with the power of love and the homes, Kayongo became concerned when two young girls power of money you can take care of anyone.” were raped on their way home from school. Tempest and Guma would welcome the opportunity to For some, the school became a place to live as well, present a program to any church or organization about about 125 reside there. their recent trip and Kayongo’s work in Nantabulirwa, It is the only home for 24 children Kayongo had just which has transformed the area. taken in from the Gulu refugee camp in Uganda, just Tempest can be reached at 889-0889. Guma also before Tempest’s visit. speaks on behalf of Amnesty International and can be The camp was for victims of the Lord’s Resistance reached at 972-1845. Al Campbell Army, a rebel group supported by Sudan, which was To contact Global Outbound, write Wheaton at 131 Shane Kauffman, 18, left, of North Wildwood and Dave Moyer, 17, of Goshen notorious for murder, torture and rape and for forcing Morton Avenue, Millville, N.J. 08332, or call 856-506- work on dugout canoe at county Technical School’s open house. 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3- munity involvement from would continue to lose flooding in certain areas communications on April SICTA members and oth- students and said Ocean of town. 14 and fi nancial manage- ers throughout the city,” City is having the same “Some say we were ment, municipal salary/ www.genesishcc.com he said. “I won’t be afraid problem. never supposed to build benefi ts and an open dis- EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY to make the tough deci- “As mayor, the decision here,” Haffert said. “We’re cussion on April 28. sions.” would not be up to me surrounded by water and “We aren’t sure what – it’s the school board’s fl ooding will always be a format the event will take,” call,” he said. “But, I think problem.” Henry said. “With 20 can- we should try to keep the He did, however, see didates for council, they all school open as long as we some ways to manage the won’t fi t on the stage.” can.” problem better, such as ex- An attendee asked what tending the sewer system Contact Hart at (609) both would do to address into the north end of town 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: “out-of-control” municipal and using the city Web site [email protected] News Digests (From Page 1) Collect Litter at Landfi ll March 20, but a bond ordinance to WOODBINE — Keeping a landfi ll fi nance $6 million in capital improve- clean can be tough. But the county ments met with two dissenters. MUA has once again hired Jersey Cape Councilmen Randall Bauer and Brian Diagnostic, Training and Opportunity Levinson voted against the bond issue, Center, Inc., of Court House, to control which includes $2.4 million for a new litter at its sanitary landfi ll here. The recreation center and beach work, not-for-profi t has provided those services We did it! We made plumbing fun! street improvements, equipment pur- to the MUA of many years and was the chase and other borough improvements. only company to submit a response There is also a petition fl oating around for a proposal for services from March for a referendum to challenge the bond 2007 through March 2008. The not- ordinance. Levinson argued against to-exceed $66,000 contract did not putting the recreation in the same ordi- have to be publicly bid, according to nance as other capital projects in Febru- the MUA resolution. It was a fair and ary, with Bauer supporting his position, open process, MUA Chairman George to avoid what occurred in Cape May. Betts said March 21, adding, “They do a There, a referendum to challenge mall good job and are out there in all kinds of improvements also undermined a bond weather.” ordinance that dealt with city infrastruc- (Page A63 Please) ture work.

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Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Rabner Talks (From Page A1) The Cape May County Board Asked how he ended up of Chosen Freeholders so far from that beginning point, the offi cial said that invites you to visit with the one of his earliest memo- ries was of a vendor simply leaving cash at the back “Easter Bunny in of a folder that contained contract specifi cations. “Not a word was ex- the Tropics” changed,” said Rabner, but the people involved excused their behavior to Saturday, March 31, 2007 themselves by rationalizing that “that’s the way it’s always done.” at the In the abstract, said Rab- ner, most public actors CAPE MAY COUNTY think they would know how to draw the line be- Al Campbell PARK & ZOO tween ethical and unethi- County Administrator Steve O’Connor, left, County Prosecutor Robert Taylor, cal conduct. center, chat with N.J. Attorney General Stuart Rabner during his March 21 EASTER EGG HUNT 10 A.M. “It’s easy in the middle visit to the county administration building. of an ethics course,” he VISIT WITH said. “But it’s not that easy sitting alone in a room followed the public offi cial “even to his obituary.” where only you and maybe one other person know In such contexts, Rabner suggested, it’s important to Easter Bunny what’s going on.” avoid even the appearance of an ethical breach. Rabner suggested numerous tactical ways to help avoid “Ask yourself how you would feel reading about your ethical – or criminal – breaches. behavior in the Cape May County Herald,” Rabner said, 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. For instance, though there may be instances in which as another practical guideline. it’s technically not an ethical breach to accept something For planning or zoning board members, for example, Education Stations•Crafts•Goodies from a vendor, Rabner suggested that it’s “much easier” that might include private contacts with a developer who to simply “take no freebies at all.” will be before a board asking for a variance, according Bring a Camera and join us for “An individual may be testing you,” he said. “They to Rabner. won’t try again if you say no.” “Use a government offi ce” for necessary meetings, Free Family Fun! Another recommendation: use a credit card for activi- he suggested. The Cape May County Park & Zoo is located on US ties in which you engage, and take any additional steps For public contracts, the system established by Gov. Highway 9, 1 block west of Garden State Parkway you can to create a paper trail showing the independence Jon Corzine requires a “transparent, competitive bidding Exit 11, Cape May Court House of your actions. process,” Rabner said. There “must be a paper trail In this regard, Rabner told the story of a group of old justifying whatever decisions are made.” For additional information friends who met each year for Christmas dinner. One Even when competitive bidding is in place, Rabner happened to be a lobbyist, and one had become a state recommended spreading responsibility for functions please call 465-5271 offi cial. applying to any one contractor. “The more sets of eyes www.capemaycountygov.net Each member of the group paid for a share of the involved in a process, the more people will think twice dinner each year. But when reports surfaced that the before doing anything shady,” he said. In concrete terms, THE CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS lobbyist had improperly tried to infl uence state offi cials, he noted, that would mean examining whether a person investigators found that the lobbyist had (inaccurately) who authorized a contract is also the person responsible DANIEL BEYEL, DIRECTOR * RALPH E. SHEETS, JR., VICE-DIRECTOR reported each year, on work vouchers, that the Christmas for paying invoices under it. GERALD M. THORNTON * LEONARD C. DESIDERIO * RALPH E. BAKLEY, SR. dinner was business-related and that he had paid for all Conducting random audits also is critical, according to persons present. Rabner, as is the provision of training on ethical issues. Communications Offi ce Once apprehended, the lobbyist had a choice: either Noting that the state is devoting more resources than Lenora Boninfante, Director admit he defrauded his own employer with the vouch- ever toward fi ghting and preventing corruption, Rabner ers, or continue to lie that he’d paid the bill for his suggested that local governments, too, be pro-active. entire group of friends. He chose to continue the lie, Every community should “have and use” an eth- and although it proved ultimately to be untrue, the story ics liaison for use by the community’s various offi - cials and citizens’ boards, he said. “Ordinary people need a place to go,” he observed. After the meeting, Rab- ner told the Herald that he has made similar pre- sentations in seven other counties around the state so far. “We’re doing this to get the message out,” he said, characterizing him- self as an “optimist” who believes that people will do their best when they Christopher Borkowski have enough training and Volunteer fi refi ghters crawl through confi ned space information. training device at county airport during March 25 training exercise. County COOP (From Page A1) It was not only necessary to designate 5:30 until closing at 9 p.m. essential personnel, she said, each de- This exercise is intended to simulate partment also had to determine essential the need for certain county offices to functions, a line of succession, how re- relocate because of storm damage or sponsibilities would be delegated and who any unexpected reason. It is part of the would need to be relocated to continue the county’s obligation to comply with a state work of the department. mandated requirement to insure continu- Boninfante said a 48-hour window was ity of government (COG) and continuity used. In other words, within the fi rst 48 of operations (COOP) in a crisis, which hours after access to a normal workplace interferes with access to a usual job site. is interrupted or lost, who and what is The purpose is to learn if employees needed to allow that department to con- can carry out duties and responsibilities tinue to function. away from their main offi ce location, said Besides workers, departments had to Boninfante. determine what fi les, tools, or equipment The dozen or so involved in next week’s would be essential. exercise will carry with them what they Making sure county records, whether need to continue their assigned work at on computers or in fi les is preserved and the library, one of the alternative sites protected is also one of the focuses, said chosen during the initial stages of putting Boninfante. This part of the planning has a plan together. prompted offi ces to check records carefully Boninfante said that the state required and consider how to preserve them in an a plan be fi led by October 2006, which emergency, she added. included identifying critical operations This is the fi rst exercise planned, with a and citing 24 critical agencies or depart- group deemed to be the most critical, she ments, and this county was the fi rst to said. Over the next fi ve years, additional fi le its plan. exercises will be conducted involving A “table exercise” has already been other county departments. conducted, with the freeholders involved, she said, to review how each department Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext 31 would respond. or: [email protected] A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 College Trustees Peer Leadership (From Page A1) the benefi ts of these fi rst-year increases. Commencing that has to be put into the budget will be less when these Seeks Donations • $2,181 for ACCC Education Association, represent- July 1, all four groups will receive a 4 percent base salary deductions don’t have to be booked, Rossi said. He said he For Conference ing 93 faculty members, librarians and counselors. hikes for the second contract year. believes this is one area where the unions worked with • $2,086 for Academy of Culinary Affairs Faculty Asso- Thereafter, education association members will receive the college for cost containment. a base salary increase of $2,323, beginning July 1, 2008, Workers did receive an added benefi t for those times COURT HOUSE — Rut- ciation (ACAFA) for the 15 culinary school members. gers Cooperative Research • 4 percent for ACCC Organization of Supervisory and once again allowing a greater benefi t for lower paid work- when they are asked to work at a different campus from ers in the group. where they are normally assigned. and Extension Department Administrative Personnel (ACCCOSAP), representing 32 is seeking handouts and directors and supervisors. The other three — ACCOSAP, SSAACCC and ACAFA According to IRS guidelines, Rossi said, workers aren’t — receive a 4 percent base salary increase at the time, compensated for mileage for traveling from home to work. give away items for the • 4 percent for Supportive Staff Association of ACCC 2007 Peer Leadership (SSAACCC), representing 193 workers that include for the third year of the contracts. Unit negotiators, he said, took the position that workers All four groups will again receive a 4 percent base should be paid to travel to an alternate location. Conference to be held at secretarial, housekeeping and security positions. the Wildwood Convention For the fi rst two groups that meant a compromise salary increase on July 1, 2009. When the college had only a satellite campus in Rio In conjunction with this settlement, Rossi was also Grande, the issue never came up, Rossi said, because the Center April 20. by higher paid members to bring lower paid members, Theme for the confer- below the average salary, $54,531 for the education as- prepared to recommend to the board that all full-time limited staff there would simply cover for each other. employees, not represented by a bargaining unit, be With the new campus there are more circumstances ence is “Peer Leader- sociation and $52,150 for ACAFA, a higher raise than a ship…Unity in Our Com- percentage rate increase would. given a 4 percent base salary increase, retroactive to when a staff member has to work here instead of Mays July 1, 2006. Landing. They will now receive 31 cents a mile, which munity.” The fl at rates of $2,181 and $2,086 are based on 4 Workshops and seminar percent of the average salary for each group. Starting salaries will also increase 3.5 percent each is the state rate, instead of the 48.5-cent a mile IRS rate, year of the agreement. Rossi said the units wanted this Rossi said, which came as a compromise. sessions are planned and Only those employed as of July 1, 2006 will receive facilitated by youth. As amount to be the same 4 Workers may charge for added miles only, so if the drive part of the conference, a percent raise as in other to Mays Landing is 10 miles, for example, and to here packet of information and Dennis Committee Minds State categories, but it was held — an added 20, they can only charge for the 20 miles and free items for the students to the lower rate. not the distance to the usual workplace, Rossi said. is provided. One signifi cant savings Of the negotiations, Rossi said, “We set out to be fair Lawmakers’ Bills and Business Those having any pro- for the college, which offset and competitive.” motional items or infor- By JOE HART debt service would be de- tion grants, and acquire some of the wage increas- In the end, he added, “We provided competitive salary mational brochures on ducted from the exclusions land through Green Acres es, involved sick leave pay- increases and maintained the health benefi ts package.” topics of interest to teens DENNISVILLE — Town- reducing any allowable tax and Farmland Preservation ment benefi ts. There will Workers will also get a $100 increase in annual dental are asked to provide 3 00 ship committee decided to levy increase. programs. be a “gradual reduction of coverage from $1,200 to $1,300, effective Jan. 1, 2008. items to be included in the take its opinion to the state, “This could wipe out any Gov. Jon Corzine re- $2,500 per unit over the The deductibles of $75 per individual or $225 per family packet. and tell legislators just what tax levy increase allowed cently reappointed Ales- life of the unit,” according maximum will stay the same, Rossi said. This is the fi rst For further information it thinks. to the township due to any sandrine to his second to Rossi. increase in this benefi t since Jan.1, 2000. or to make a donation, call On March 20, com- exceptions,” Alessandrine term on the New Jersey This means, for the sec- According to charts listing contract settlement his- BJ Webersinn at 465-5115 mittee members opposed said. Historic Trust (NJHT) Board ond and third years of the tory for all the state community colleges, the raise given or Kim Mounce, 522-5960 certain sections of pend- “We have the complete of Trustees, which admin- contract, $1,000 will be to full-time faculty from 2004 to 2010 range from just by April 1. ing bills that propose a 4 backing of all 566 state mu- isters some of the GSPT deducted each year, and under 4 percent to 4.8 percent, with most at or below percent cap on any tax nicipalities in this effort,” funding programs. $500 will be deducted in 4.3 percent. levy increase, a senate bill he continued. “We are On March 6, the Historic the fourth year, bringing This comparison is the most accurate, said Rossi. Safety Seat that amends the time-of- opposed to other aspects Trust approved over $10 the SSAACCCC payout “It’s apples to apples,” he said, as opposed to trying to Inspection Set decision rule, and the retail of the legislation, but this million in funds, and Ales- to $7,500, and the other compare support staff wages with other colleges where business licensing act. aspect has the broadest sandrine was pleased to three groups to $8,500, by there are more factors and differences involved. RIO GRANDE — The They supported the re- support.” announce that three Cape June 30, 2009. Atlantic and Cape May newal of the Garden State The striking out of the May County projects were That means the money Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext 31 or: Counties Chapter of Safe Preservation Trust (GSPT), opposed section before it among those to receive for potential retirements [email protected] Kids, will conduct a free a substitute for senate and becomes law, while not a nearly $1 million of those child safety seat inspection, assembly bills that exempt magic bullet, may provide funds. Pigeons’ Pecking or “check-up,” April 10 at Township Committee municipal services fees some relief. At the very (From Page A1) fl ock away. the Rio Grande Firehouse, also supported the sub- from state sales taxes, and least it would eliminate senal in pigeon prevention: Ehrlich bird “We really couldn’t imagine putting 1120 Route 47 South, 4 stitute for legislation that an assembly bill creating the penalty for good fi scal control systems. anything like that in,” Rohrman said. “Not -7 p.m. would force municipalities a task force on motor fuel management, the memo But, Rohrman stressed, no pigeons only because of the students, but because The Trauma Center to collect sales and use pricing, marketing and from the league stated. would be harmed with those methods. of the neighbors.” at ARMC and Safe Kids taxes for athletic, sporting, distribution Township also opposed On the fl at surfaces of the building, es- Another process that was nixed were encourage parents and and shopping clubs and In Opposition: legislation that would pecially the second fl oor ledge frequented sharp spikes that would be set in areas caregivers to visit a check- organizations, as well as “Dennis Township, in change the time-of-decision by the unwanted feathered guests, wires that the birds used for perches. point to learn about proper for municipal and county particular, tries to rely as rule, which would grant were installed. “We didn’t want it to look like a prison,” installation. In the event parking, storing, and garag- little as possible on its protection to any planning “When the bird sits on the wires it com- he said. of inclement weather, the ing services. taxpayers for municipal or zoning board application pletes the circuit,” explained Rohrman. “It Rohrman said he expects the installa- child safety seat inspections The original legislation funding,” Administrator once it has been submitted won’t hurt them, but they’ll get a light, tion to take a little less than two weeks to will take place indoors. included these municipal Jody Alessandrine said. “Es- for consideration by the tingling sensation.” complete. Ehrlich, he added, has done that services as taxable ones. sentially, the debt service boards. As for the roosts, nestled in the build- type of bird control for years on everything Grief Support Alessandrine said he, issue penalizes townships Current rules allow a ing’s nooks, flexible steel rods were from skyscrapers to offi ce buildings. township committee, and Group Forming that are fi scally sound for governing body time to mounted. Cost of pigeon prevention is $23,000, using alternative funding review and correct any officials from numerous “They aren’t sharp,” Rohrman said. but a price well worth it to keep the build- COURT HOUSE — methods.” problems up until construc- other municipalities feel “They just prevent the pigeons from get- ing looking its best, according to school H.O.P.E., a grief support A memorandum from tion begins on proposed that these types of ser- ting back to those hollowed out parts of offi cials. group for widows and wid- the League of Municipali- projects. vices should not be taxed the building where they can roost.” “We didn’t want bird waste covering owers is now forming in ties said with the passage “We oppose this change and support the substitute He said that the district looked at other the entranceways where our kids have Cape May County. of these measures state because it takes signifi- bills. deterrents, but felt it picked the best meth- to go through most every day,” Rohrman The series of 10 weekly offi cials have decided that cant power away from our Finally, the committee ods for the job. said. meetings with lectures, municipalities, counties, boards to correct problems adopted a resolution sup- One technique that didn’t make the discussions, small group and school districts cannot they might encounter with porting a state assembly cut was a noise system that emitted a Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. workshops, and guest adequately manage their the changing of land-use measure creating a task loud sound that would scare the offending 25 or [email protected] speakers will begin in respective budgets. The laws,” Alessandrine said. force of experts on fuel April. New members are tax levy cap will be in ad- Committee members pricing, marketing and welcome. dition to the spending cap opposed the retail busi- distribution. For information, call that has been in place for ness licensing act, which The legislation, intro- 856-751-4673 or toll free many years. Alessandrine said would duced in May 2006 by at 1-888-920-2201. The tax levy cap has add layers of work to the Assemblymen Jeff Van some signifi cant exclusions township clerk’s offi ce. Drew (D-1st) and Nelson from the 4 percent limit “In this legislation, the T. Albano (D-1st), provides: BLOOD DRIVE on increases. The most state is mandating addition- with motor fuel being an signifi cant of these exclu- al licensing responsibilities essential commodity for COURT HOUSE — The sions is the increase in without providing funding residents and businesses Cape May County Chapter the payments to the state for it,” he said. “To comply, of the state, it should be of the American Red Cross pension system, increases we would possibly have reasonably priced. will hold a blood drive in employee health care, to hire additional staff to Alessandrine said the Monday at Kindle Auto and increases in debt ser- handle the workload.” committee wanted to show Plaza, 525 Stone Harbor vice, as well as possible In Support: support to the local legisla- Boulevard from 1-7 p.m. energy costs, other insur- Committee members tors for moving on this ance, loss of revenue, and backed the renewal of the issue, which is important xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx other expenses out of the Garden State Preserva- to residents of Dennis Christine Cote x x x Fiber Arts x municipality’s control, the tion Trust (GSPT), an or- Township as well as those Lower Township Girl Scout Daisy Troop 1328 cleans up leaves at Douglass x x throughout the state. 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SMOKING... HAVE YOU QUIT YET? Cape School Budget ‘Unacceptable,’ Let Us Help Taxpayers Association Declares COMMIT TO QUIT TODAY CALL By JACK FICHTER “taxes will continue to Tony Williams recom- students with a rise to 185 Want to change 609-465-2001 rise for no good reason.” mended combining classes students expected next your address? Dr. William R. Bradway CAPE MAY — The Tax- He said the association in the school, which would year. She said two and half All kinds of payers Association of Cape objected to the school low- require fewer teachers as positions were cut in the government information are Board Certifi ed Physician just a click or call away. May has called the elemen- ering its tuition to $2,500 a short-term solution to current school year and the and tary school’s 2007-08 bud- for out-of-district students reduce the budget. new budget would not add 1 (800) FED- INFO Brenda L. Douglass, MSN, NP-C. get, which features a 5-cent to attract more pupils. The amount to be raised any positions. Family Health Nurse Practitioner local purpose tax increase Crowley said a tuition of by local taxes is $1.4 mil- 12 “unacceptable.” $2,500 against a per-pupil lion, up from $1.3 million 207 Court House - S. Dennis Rd. The school board ap- cost of $14,000 forces last year, up $145,000 or The CMCH, NJ proved the budget Monday Cape May’s taxpayers to 11 percent. That figure in a 6-1 vote with Roberta subsidize the education of reaches the maximum 4 Group, LLC Townsend casting the lone children of taxpayers from percent cap imposed by “no” vote. If approved by other towns. The actual the state. AUTO • HOME • MARINE • COMMERCIAL voters April 17, the tax cost per pupil for 2007-08 The total budget is $3.2 LIFE • HEALTH rate would increase from is $16,264, down $641 million, down $36,000 62 cents to 67 cents per from last year. from last year or 1.1 per- Insurance & Financial Services $100 of assessed property “There is nothing in this cent. value budget that recognizes the Superintendent Victoria 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 “This budget will be serious conditions weaken- Zelenak said enrollment www.niagroup.com recorded as the year we ing this fi scal enterprise,” increased this year by 11 reached the tipping point,” said the statement. “It is percent from 155 to 171 (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 609-884-0004 Fax read association member time to plan for a future Dennis Crowley from a because the status quo is statement. “The false com- failing.” fort of large free balances The association’s state- A Wildwood Tradition (surplus) is over. There is ment concluded with an Pacifi c & Lincoln Avenues, Wildwood • 522-7552 no real relief in sight from offer to assist the school state or federal sources.” board to insure the chil- The The association’s state- dren of Cape May receive ment said costs have been an education that is “both Sensational reduced, good programs thorough and effi cient in  delayed or cancelled. whatever form it can be “Spending is down and delivered.” Soul  yet the board feels com- In January, the associa-  pelled to raise taxes to tion asked the school to Cruisers balance the budget despite request more aid from the 30% OFF* the largest increase in state federal government to op- Select aid in recent memory,” erate the school since 124 Signature read Crowley. “As a fi scal of the school’s 171 students Friday Night April 6th Series Window model, this business is in are from Coast Guard fami- Treatments serious trouble.” lies or public housing. The An additional $14,000 school anticipates receiv- For Your FREE In-Home Consultation call us at was received in state aid ing $659,000 in federal for 2007-08. impact aid. 609.513.8595 Crowley said costs would After the meeting, Crow- continue to rise which will ley told the Herald, the www.budgetblinds.com cause cutbacks and further school board needed to *restrictions may apply weaken the educational make plans for various fu- program and as a result, ture scenarios rather than to throw money into a bad U.S.D.A. WHOLE situation. He did not rule Specials Good Till April 4th out sending the children to CENTER CUT another school district on a sending-receiving basis. FILET Association member West Cape May MIGNON Sets Blood Drive

WEST CAPE MAY — The .99 Cape May County Chapter pound of the American Red Cross While Supplies Last CUT FREE TO ORDER will hold a blood drive April 5 13 from 2-8 p.m. Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps Appointments can be Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches scheduled by contacting the Borough West Cape Now Open May, 884-1005 or the Fresh Sliced Your Choice American Red Cross, 1- • D&W Liverwurst 104 S. Main St. 800-GIVE-LIFE. For information, call • All Meat Bologna Cape May Court House Peter Burke, 884-1005, • Cooked Salami $1.99 LB. 465-0090 ext. 114. Fortune favors the brave. Fresh Sliced -Virgil, Aeneid Your Choice QUARTER POUND • American Cheese CHEESEBURGER ¢ • Domestic Ham 99 ea. CAPE SOCIAL • Hot Ham $2.99 LB. Blitz’s Famous MAY Fresh Sliced COUNTY Breakfast $ 99 SPOTLIGHT • Imported Ham Sandwich 1 ea. • Virginia Baked Ham Put your • Black Pepper Ham Blitz’s Fresh Made Salads Y hoice The children Little Angels in • Gourmet Turkey Breast our C •Potato of Denise • Lunch Roll •Macaroni $ 39 Dicken and • Provolone Cheese •Cole Slaw 1 LB. Chip Faulkner • Veal Loaf $3.99 LB. FRESH MADE are pleased to Fresh Sliced 18” LARGE announce the Yo Choice Top Round ur CHEESE Richard Yahney is proud to announce his engagement of • Roast Beef PIZZA their parents. • Corned Beef $ 99 engagement to the love of his life, Social EVERY DAY 5 Deanna Paluch. The wedding is • Roast Pork LB. NOT AVAIL. VILLAS $4.99 They are both residents of Wildwood, and are planned for Spotlight SPECIALS GOOD AT THESE STORES employed by The Morey Organization. September 20, DEADLINE FRIDAYS AT NOON 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury The Ceremony and Reception will take place on 2008 Call Janet or Rachel N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH Ocean City 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 February 23, 2008 Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Wildwood High School Blessing-Murphy Slate Emerges Proudly Presents After Mayor Abruptly Resigns Easter Egg Hunt PETER PAN By JOE HART nis Township, but retained confl ict. her seat on the governing “Public service is self- March 30th & DENNISVILLE — Fol- body. explanatory. It’s not about Saturday, March 31st, 12Noon-2pm st lowing her resignation as It was later reported, individuals, but elected 31 , 8pm mayor due to a conflict however, that her resigna- and hired people working April 1st, 2pm with Administrator Jody tion stemmed from ongoing together for the betterment Come Join the Fun Alessandrine, Ruth Bless- confl icts with Alessandrine, of the entire community $5 Gen. Admission ing and acting Mayor John which came to a head in they serve,” he said. & Senior Citizens Murphy announced they heated phone conversa- “At times, all won’t Ages 0 thru 6th Grade are running together for tions with raised voices agree, but the mission of $8 Reserved two committee seats in several weeks ago. service must take prec- Games - Crafts Seating November. On March 23, Alessan- edent. So, I look forward At a committee meeting drine told this newspaper to continuing to work with Face Painting - Refreshments Come join the March 22 Blessing cited that committee members everyone who cares about personal reasons for step- would be “working it out” the township. We have a lot adventure! ping down as mayor of Den- over the weekend and is- of work to do, and we can Tabernacle United Methodist Church sued a release on Monday. now concentrate on it.” Blessing stated in it that 702 Seashore Rd., Erma • 609-884-3574 despite the confl ict with Alessandrine her vision TWO HOLIDAY and the vision of the entire committee are still focused on residents of Dennis Township. CRAFT SHOWS She also endorsed Mur- phy as her replacement in Mar 24 & 25 Mar 31 & Apr 1 the mayor’s seat. PUBLIC NOTICE Over 150 Booths All New Each Weekend “I am proud of the ac- complishments of this com- MUNICIPAL ELECTION MAY 8, 2007 Ocean City Music Pier 10 to 5 Free Parking mittee. I always knew that one day my Deputy Mayor John Murphy would be- The following candidates are seeking the three vacan- come mayor. I fully endorse ShortStay Rehabilitation him and support him and CURTIS EDWARDS cies for offi ce of Commissioner in the City of Wildwood. look forward to working Name of Candidates or Groups of Candidates are listed and LongTerm Care with him and the rest of the Edwards committee,” she said. below as how they will appear on the ballot: Murphy wanted to put Employee the controversy behind the committee and focused Of the Year No. 1 Anthony A. Totah, Jr. - Accountability in Government on accepting his new du- ties and planning for the BRIDGETON — Curtis No. 2 Ernesto M. Salvatico - Everyone Does Count 700 Town Bank Rd., future. Edwards, community out- North Cape May, NJ 08204 Murphy also said he reach manager for Com- No. 3 Ernie Troiano, Jr. - Building On Success looks forward to running munity Health Care, Inc., with Blessing and working has been named “Employee No. 4 Kathy Breuss - Building On Success 609-898-8899 with her on the commit- of the Year.” Community Health Care, . tee. No. 5 Bill Davenport - Building On Success His thrice-repeated top Inc., serves Cumberland www.genesishcc.com goals as mayor will be: “Re- Gloucester and Cape May duce local purpose tax.” counties. No. 6 Gary S. DeMarzo - Your Voice In City Hall We understand care, He said Dennis Town- He was recognized for Call today for info we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING his outstanding achieve- No. 7 Edward E. Harshaw - Time For A Change on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare ship was named the fi fth best place to live in the ments in promoting health state, according to an ar- care for all residents in No. 8 Sandra Richardson - Government That Works ticle last year in New Jersey this area. Metta Yoga Spin Monthly, and the best place Edwards is a member in to live in the county last of the Bridgeton Board of Christopher Wood, City Clerk CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE year and the committee Education, the board of Tri- County Community Action wants to move in the same Dated: March 28, 2007 direction. Partnership and a member • Spinning He said the commit- of the Cumberland County • Yoga tee will stand strong on Human Services Advisory property taxes while keep- Council. • Kickboxing ing the town’s recreation • Weights facilities and senior center in top-notch condition. BUY 2 WINDOWS, GE T 1 FREE • Personal Training “As mayor, my number

one priority will be keeping ENTRY DOORS • PATIO DOORS • SECUTIRY STORM GARAGE HARDWOOD FLOORIN G Yoga Booty Ballet Class® Dennis Township a great Plus, make no payments and place to live, raise a family * Turbojam Class® and grow old in,” Murphy pay no interest for up to 18 months said. “The only way to do METTAYOGASPIN.COM this is by making it afford- See us at About.com/health: able.” “My home needs new Our DIY checklist will tell you what He said he has assigned windows, but I’m not tools and ability you’ll need to exercise videos • yoga headstand Q: sure if I can do it myself. A: install your new windows yourself. Alessandrine the task of Can someone help me Stop by one of our stores to fi nding ways to save. decide the best way receive a F REE STEP-BY-STEP 609-465-6686 In response to the recent to go?” INSTALL GUIDE 780-5024 controversy Alessandrine also issued a statement SECURITY in which he stated he too Windows St o r m Doo rs Entry D oo rs wants to move past the STARTING STARTING STARTING AT JUST: AT JUST: AT JUST: $ 99 00 $ 378 00 $ 358 00 CASH AND CARRY PRODUCE PLACE FULL GRILL STYLES, FLUSH STEEL, CASH AND CARRY CASH AND CARRY RED BLISS UNBEATABLE FANCY PRODUCE OPEN YEAR ROUND SPRING HRS. SPECIALS & Bayshore & Townbank Rd., POTATOES LARGEST DELI MON.-SAT. IN CAPE MAY North Cape May 9AM-5PM CUCUMBERS YOUR LOCAL, TRUSTED SOURCE FOR GREAT NAMES LIKE: 5 lb. BAG COUNTY for ONLY! NOW ACCEPTING SUN. 9AM-4PM 3 VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS 889-9045 ¢ RD ¢ 99 SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, APR. 3 AT 3 PM 99 SWEET LARGE DOMESTIC OUR OWN CELLO PACK NAVEL PROVOLONE STORE COOKED ORANGES HAM ROAST MUSHROOMS 4 for CHEESE BEEF windowizards.com 7066 Black Horse Pike ¢ $ 79 $ 39 $ 95 ¢ Pleasantville, NJ 99 2 lb. 3 lb. 5 lb. 99 ea. MEAT EGGS HONEY VIRGINIA BAKED GOURMET 609 -48 4 - 8700 $ 49 TURKEY X-LARGE 1 doz. HAM BOLOGNA $ 59 HAM BREAST * Financing to qualified buyers with credit approval. See sales associate for complete details. Window shown with optional grills. JUMBO 1 doz.

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2008 School Budget. ® ® The meeting is open to CHAPS SAG HARBOR all members and prospec- Men’s polos, sport Misses and petites. tive members and begins shirts and shorts. Reg. 22.00-60.00, with a continental breakfast Reg. 36.00-45.00, Sale 15.40-42.00 at 8 a.m. Sale 21.60-27.00 Women’s at similar savings. The event is sponsored by Sturdy Savings Bank. For more information call 463-1655. What’s Cooking? Next week’s menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly.

April 2: Manicotti, sauce, asparagus, roll, sal- ad, chocolate cake w/icing, chicken rice soup. April 3: Roast turkey, gravy, candied sweet po- tato, cole slaw, vanilla pud- ding. April 4: Meatloaf, gravy, mashed potato, spinach, salad, pound cake. April 5: Sliced ham, Spring EXCLUSIVELYSale cabbage, boiled potato, OURS! applesauce, rice pudding. 30% OFF % MISSES RAFAELLA® SEPARATES Holiday!!! 30 Tops, sweaters, pants, skirts and more. April 2: Roast beef plat- Reg. 29.00-72.00, Sale 20.30-50.40 ter, potato salad, roll, lemon OFF pudding, grape juice. SPECIALTY GIRL® April 3: Liverwurst on & AUTHENTIC rye, macaroni salad, apple- SALE % ® 21.99 sauce, cranberry juice. 25 GRAPHITE MISSES IZOD® POLOS April 4: Chicken salad, For girls 2T-16 Classic design; assorted colors. roll, broccoli salad, cookies, OFF and boys 2T-20. Reg. 32.00. apple juice. Reg. 10.00-32.00, April 5: Tuna salad on JUNIORS roll, salad, diced peaches, KNIT TOPS Sale 7.00-22.40 vegetable juice. Select styles % ® 30 OFF by Energie, ALL MISSES & PETITES RQT® Holiday!!! ® Derek Heart Blouses, skirts, pants and more. and more. Reg. 38.00-52.00, Sale 26.60-36.40 Reg. 12.00-28.00, Women’s at similar savings. Sale 9.00-21.00 25% OFF Births % SIGNATURE STUDIO® JEWELRY 40 OFF Earrings, necklaces and bracelets. The following births ® MEN’S PGA TOUR APPAREL Reg. 15.00-25.00, Sale 11.25-18.75 were reported at Shore Solid or striped polos in stretch piqué. Memorial Hospital: Sale 21.60 Anthony Daveon Evans Reg. 36.00, to Antonio Phillips and BUY 2 GET 1 FREE Kristen Evans of Ocean ® City, March 3. SALE 19.99 JOCKEY FOR HER ® Bras, camis, panties and shapewear. Jordan Palmer O’Such, VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS BUY 1, GET 1 to Steven and Shannon Reg. 5.00-28.00. Entire stock oxfordcloths, O’Such of Cape May, Free item must be of equal or lesser value. March 4. poplins and pinpoints. Reg. 37.50. Big and tall at similar savings. 1/2 Antonia Panico to Ste- phen and Thea Panico of Court House, March 5. OFF Francis Willett to Fran 40% OFF SHOES FOR and Kelly Willett of Tucka- SOUTHPOLE® & UNIONBAY® THE FAMILY hoe, March 8. Young men’s polos, tees and more. Collection, Mackenzie Scott Capri- Reg. 22.00-50.00, Sale 13.20-30.00 12.00-125.00. oni to Thomas Jr. and Jen- 2nd item must be of nifer Caprioni of Belleplain, equal or lesser value. March 8. Excludes Anna Elise Ekstrom 30% OFF Red Dot items. 30% OFF to Jon Ekstrom and Les- HOME & GARDEN DÉCOR DESIGNER HANDBAGS lie Hunt of Court House, ® ® March 9. Decorative accessories for your home. By Etienne Aigner, Liz Claiborne, more. And at Burdette Tomlin Reg. 8.00-60.00, Sale 5.60-42.00 Reg. 48.00-74.00, Sale 33.60-51.80 Memorial Hospital: Nathan Wolf IV, to Na- Prices effective thru April 2, 2007. Selection varies by store. Interim markdowns may have been taken. Entire stock only where indicated. than Wolf III and Victoria Keoughan of Whitesboro, 10% OFF ALL DAY + Bonus VIP Points STORE LOCATOR! ORDER TOLL FREE GIFT CARDS! March 7. when you open a new credit card account.* Call 1-800-743-8730 or log on 1-800-743-8730 Order at www.peebles.com 5856 3700 1234 5678 Cardholder *Subject to credit approval. Exclusions apply. at www.peebles.com for delivery, right to your door! In all stores, or order toll-free 1-800-743-8730 Myranda Ruth Beck- VALUED CUSTOMER Since man to Kris Beckman and Amanda Albee of Wild- RIO GRANDE PLAZA • RIO GRANDE • 889-8787 • CEDAR SQUARE SHOPPING CENTER wood, Dec. 11. 2087 ROUTE 9 S., SEAVILLE • 624-1927 • OPEN DAILY A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

The Herald publishes here from Court House, ciation, 225 N., Michigan in 1953 and received a Heart to brief death notices free veteran of the Korean War Avenue, Floor 17, Chicago, Master of Fine Arts degree and paid obituaries for and a member of ST. Casi- Obituaries Illinois 60601-7633 from the University of Ha- Heart $1.75 a line. Obituaries mir’s Church. Stuard Funeral Home, waii in 1956. During her are submitted by funeral EMIL J. BOSISIO, 81, of Ardmore, PA. Family years at the University of Flower Shop homes; family members Seaville, March 24, 2007. years, veteran of World of Villas, March 20, 2007. owned since 1822. Hawaii, she was active in who submit information He was a resident for 12 War II retired vice presi- He was a resident since local theatres U.H., Manoa Your loved one must provide the funeral years, a veteran of World dent of the Mellon Bank of 1983, veteran of World Valley Theatre, Diamond deserves fl owers home name. War II, and a member of Philadelphia. War II, and a member of Head Theatre and Hono- 886-5112 the American Legion and PATRICIA C. ‘PAT’ St. Raymond Church. lulu Theatre for Youth. Her WILLIS C. ALLEN, 76, Elks Lodge. KELLY, 66, of West Cape LAWARENCE G. VA- travels took her around of Belleplain, March 21, JOHN D. BOWMAN, May, March 20, 2007. She LENZANO, 68, of Rio the world, but her favorite 3316 Bayshore Rd., was a member of Our Lady Grande, March 24, 2007. North Cape May 2007. He was a resident 86, of Court House, March place was London. hearttoheartfl owershop.com since 2001, having moved 24, 2007. He was a resi- Star of the Sea Church, the He was employed by the After retirement, she dent since 1997, and a Oceanside Community Wildwood Golf Club as a participated in many sto- veteran of World War II. Club and the Villas Fish- food and beverage man- rytelling programs and NOW AVAILABLE JEAN MARIE BRUNO, ing Club. ager. volunteered at the Waikiki 78, of Ocean City, March JULIA C. (Dickinson) JOSEPHINE M. VER- Kapahulu Library. She 13, 2007. She was a resi- LINDSTORM, 70, of SAGGI, 77, OF North attended St. Augustine Alibi Man dent of the area for the past Ocean City, March 21, Wildwood, March 23, Church in Waikiki, was a 20 years. 2007. She was a member 2007. She was a resident HELEN ARLINGTON member of the Outrigger WILLIAM J. CHAD- of St. Augustine’s Church. for the past 59 years, and TOPHAM, 92, passed away Canoe Club for 50 years, WICK, 91, of Seaville, LAURA MARIE ORTH a member of the Altar and peacefully on February 12, was a contributing member Tami Hoag March 24, 2007. REICHERT, 76, of North Rosary Society and the So- 2007 is Honolulu, Hawaii. of the Wildwood Historical JOYCE ANN Cape May, March 21, dality of the Blessed Virgin Helen was born in Wild- Society and resided at the FRANTZMAN (Nicker- 2007. She was a resident Mary at St. Ann’s Church. wood, NJ in 1913. After Tropic Seas for 48 years. son), 65, of Green Creek, since 1954, and a retired DEBORAH M. WING- graduating from Wildwood She is survived by a cous- BAYSHORE MALL COURT HOUSE VILLAGE March 24, 2007. She was head administrator for Co- ARD, 53, of North Wild- High School in 1931, she in, Elaine Thomas. Helen’s Ferry Rd. & Bayshore Rd., Dennisville Rd., CMCH a county resident since lumbia Presbyterian Hospi- wood, March 19, 2007. She went on to earn a Bachelor ashes were spread at sea North Cape May (next to Superfresh) 1971, worked at the Ocean tal in New York. was owner and operator of of Arts degree in 1935 from in front of the Outrigger View Center as Hospitality CHARLES RETZKO, the family business, the Rutgers University in New Canoe Club in Hawaii. 884-7878 465-8464 Director, and member of 94, of Ocean City, March Oceanside Apartments. Jersey. She then taught high Donations in her memo- Open Daily: 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. the Calvary Chapel. 23, 2007. He was a resi- ~ school in Wildwood where ry to a Public Broadcasting 4 4 JOHN C. JANOSKI, dent for many years, buyer NANCY W. CORKH- she was also the school System in Hawaii or to the o Gift Certifi cates o Audio Books 86, of North Wildwood, for Riverside Metal Com- ILL, 76, of Avalon, NJ, on librarian. Wildwood Historical Soci- o4 2007 Calendars o4 Special Orders 3-7 Days March 23, 2007. He was pany and attended St. Au- Sunday, March 18, 2007, Helen moved to Hawaii ety would be appreciated. a resident for the past 50 gustine’s Church. formerly of Wayne. WILLIAM P. STEELE Wife of Richard W. Cork- Meet County Deadline, II, 79, of Palermo, March hill. Mother of Douglas 6, 2007. He was a vet- Corkhill of Arden, NC. eran of the U. S. Navy and A 1951 graduate of Ursi- File by Friday owner of a small marina nus College, Nancy taught $653,081. He’s in Somer’s Point with his By CHRISTINE COTE in the Tredyffrin Easttown • Cape May City (7): wife Pat. Elementary school system CREST HAVEN — Coun- $102,109; $252,374. ANGELINA TODISCO, for 30 years. She was a ty municipalities have until • Cape May Point (14): baaack! 88, of Ocean City, March member of Wayne Pres- 12 noon on Friday to fi le an $50,000; $50,000. 25, 2007. She was a resi- byterian Church and a application with the free- • Dennis Township (12): dent for seven years, and longtime former member holders to be eligible for the $50,000; $50,000. attended the Church of the of The Martins Dam Club. county’s 2007 Municipal • Lower Township (9): Resurrection. Nancy and Richard, her Public Improvements joint $71,313; $178,602. JOSEPH M. URBANS- husband of 53 years, reside Venture Program. • Middle Township (11): KI, 81, of North Wildwood, in Avalon and St. John, When you purchase a high-efficiency home comfort system... A total of $2 million will $53,211; $128,056 March 25, 2007. He was USVI throughout the year. be distributed with a mini- • North Wildwood (5): a veteran of World War Nancy fought and strug- OR mum set at $50,000. Each $159,275; $94,996. II, recipient of the Purple gled with Alzheimer’s Dis- town's share is based on its • Ocean City (2): Heart and the Bronze Star, ease. Services are private. ratables. Last year $3.8 mil- $376,142; $928,920. and was a member of St. Memorial contributions lion was distributed. This • Sea Isle City (4): Ann’s Church. in her name may be made year a bond will be passed $166,797; $418,055. ROCCO URSINI, 84, to the Alzheimer’s Asso- to fund the program. • Stone Harbor (3): Bayshore Refrigeration Eligible programs in- $168,293; $426,416. Serving Cape May County Proper Estate Planning clude those that improve • Upper Township (6): local infrastructure, public $106,659; $106,584. www.bayshorerefrigeration.com can Reduce New Jersey facilities equipment and • West Cape May (13): (609) 465-8151 and Federal Death Taxes services to preserve the $50,000; $50,000. Lic. #VH01913800 Since 1985 culture and quality of life • West Wildwood (15): Law Offi ces for residents, or projects $50,000; $50,000. Offer expires 6/15/2007. D’Avanzo & Poserina that will promote and at- • Wildwood (8): *Rebate offer is valid only with the purchase of qualifying Lennox® products. tract the tourism industry $82,750; $206,184. **Offer is subject to credit approval by GE Money Bank with purchase of qualifying Lennox product. No finance charge will be assessed Masters in Taxation and no minimum monthly payments will be required on your promotional purchase balance if you pay the promotion purchase balance in and support the county’s • Wildwood Crest (10): full by the end of the 12 Month promotion period. If you do not, finance charges will be assessed on the promotional purchase balance 1029 Route 9 South, economy to benefi t all. $63,908; $156,732. from the date of purchase and minimum monthly payments will be required on the remaining promotional purchase balance. Standard account terms apply to non-promotional purchases and, after promotion ends, to your promotional purchase. Variable APR is 21.15% as Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Each town’s 2006 rank • Woodbine (16): of 01/01/2007. Variable delinquency APR of 23.99% as of 01/01/2007 may apply if you fail to pay your minimum payment by your due by ratables, its proposed $50,000; $50,000. date for two consecutive billing periods. Minimum finance charge $1.50. Offer void where prohibited by law. © 2007 Lennox Industries Inc. See your participating Lennox dealer for details. Lennox dealers include independently owned and 2007 share, and what it re- This information was operated businesses. 609-463-8125 ceived last year are listed: provided by County Ad- • Avalon (1): $399,544; ministrator Stephen Cape May County’s O’Connor. BREAKFAST Beloved Family and Friends ERMA — A grand slam breakfast will be held at the Cape Island Masonic Lodge from 8 a.m.-noon IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR SON Would you like to on Sunday. Cost is $6 per person; children seven and JOHN M. SORENSEN thank all those who under free with an adult. were kind to you Take out available. Call 3/29/86 - 3/21/03 884-8680. Real tears are not the ones that fall from the eyes and your family during a recent loss and cover the face, but those that fall from the or eulogize your heart and cover the soul. The Memorial Service for ELENA’S Bobby Oesterle loved one? CREST PIER most Beautiful things in the Diane Call Janet or Beauty Salon world cannot be seen or even 03/27/81- 08/24/03 Dickinson- Rachel I have known you before, touched, they must be felt with Herbst 886-8600 I will know you again, Monday, April 2, exts. 33 or 34 the heart. We feel you with us Our bond is eternal. 2007, 11am every day. Happy 21st I love you, Mom Tabernacle United Birthday, our sweetest John. *Bobby’s beautiful daughter, Methodist Church • Full Family Hair Care • Open Year Round • Facial Waxing Isabel Bove Oesterle, turns 3! 656 Seashore Road, • Manicures By Appointment We love you more than life. • Walk-Ins Welcome • Gift Certifi cates Happy Birthday Bobby & Belle Erma, NJ Heather & Atlantic Aves., Love Mom, Dad & Jenn Wildwood Crest Forever Loved!!! 523-0747 Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 HURRY IN, FOR LOW PRICES ON IN-STOCK FLOORING! CERAMIC TILE & CARPET NATURAL STONE CARPET REMNANTS 13" x 13" FLOOR TILE VALUE-PRICED Choose from 2 colors BERBER As low as ... 2 Stylish Designs - 8 colors in stock

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“Tournament of Champions” winners from the South Jersey Youth Wrestling Championship held on Feb. 24 at Egg Harbor Township High School. The Lower Cape May Junior Wrestling Team were champions for the second year in a row. The team has 70 members.

sentenced: 27, of Fishing Creek, fail LowerLower TownshipTownship Eddie Allen, 35, of to observe signal. $233 Municipal Courts Wildwood, failure to ex- fi ne and costs. Municipal Courts hibit driver’s license; fail to Michael Klinger, 20, of observe signal. $189 fi ne Del Haven, fail to exhibit ERMA — The Lower their cases heard in court and costs. driver’s license, improper Township Police Depart- or paid fi nes prior to a Raymond Garrison, turn at traffi c signal. $328 ment reports that the hearing. Municipal Court fi ne and costs. following defendants had Judge David DeWeese MAPS Plans Nina Venturino, of North Cape May, curfew; Fundraising parental responsibility. $133 fi ne and costs. Walk May 20 Ronald Chavanne, Jr., 18, of Erma, careless driv- ATLANTIC CITY —The ing. $139 fi ne and costs. MAPS Foundation of South Shawn Miller, 20, of Jersey Inc, will hold a non- Del Haven, driving while competitive walk to help suspended; fail to inspect raise funds for local resi- vehicle. $1,226 fi ne and dents living with Multiple costs; 180 days driver’s Sclerosis, Alzheimer’s and license suspension 10 days Parkinson’s diseases May county jail. Complete women’s 20 on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Seaside Registration begins at 10 Cheese Co. health services for a.m. at the Kennedy Plaza (opposite Boardwalk Hall) Where every day is a on the Boardwalk. The walk GOUDA day in Cape May County begins at 11 a.m. Registra- West Cape May! tion is $10 per walker and parking is free at Boardwalk Imported Hall. • Cheeses • Olives Snacks and drinks will • Olive Oil Cape Women’s Health Center offers: be available to all walkers. • Gift The event will be held rain Baskets or shine. Catering 7 Comprehensive primary women’s health care First visit is FREE for All money raised goes Available uninsured women! to help local residents; 7 Full obstetric and gynecological services no funds are donated for research. All proceeds ben- Receive a 7 First visits, pregnancy tests, annual pap tests, “Women’s Indulgence Package” efi t the MAPS Foundation of South Jersey, Inc. Call cervical and breast exams, and birth control for making your first visit 822-9093 for further infor- products are FREE for uninsured women to the Cape Community mation. 600 Park Blvd., West Cape May WOMEN’s Center 884-8700 7 Healthy childbirth care by OB/GYNs, certified . nurse midwives, and women’s nurse practitioners Please call for Court House Pharmacy 7 Lowest-cost federal pharmacy program an appointment… YOUR INDEPENDENT PHARMACY 7 On-site assistance with enrollment in 465-0258 public health insurance, including Medicaid and NJ Family Care

… PLUS medical and dental care for moms, babies, dads, and the entire family — all at the same location! Cape Community FRED MELROY R.P. Health Center WE COMPOUND PRESCRIPTIONS Se habla • Durable Medical Goods • We Bill Medicare Español NEW Women’s Health Team Prescription Delivery Available MOST of Cape May County. Sharie Hiller Call for details. CNM Marie Herron NP Jane Seppy We can avor your child’s medicine! RN, Team Leader Megan Panish 410 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House CARLTON CARDS A CARD FOR EVERY OCCASION RN Richard Michner, MD Frene Benedicto Joseph Milio, DO 315 Rt. 9 South • CMCH CA (block So. of Wawa) OB/GYN OB/GYN Quality health care for the uninsured and underserved Co-director Co-director Open Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9-3 MAC Delivery Available • Call 465-4661 Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17 GED Testing Scheduled At County Tech School COURT HOUSE — The tion meeting April 3, from personal checks) and one ticipate at the time of reg- ATTENTION, Cape May County Techni- 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the form of government-issued istration. Contact the GED Middle Township Residents! cal School District will GED offi ce, Room 145 of photo ID. offi ce for a form. have GED testing April 4 the Tozour Building, 188 Applicants who are 16 For more information and 5, from 4 to 9 p.m. Crest Haven Road on a fi rst must present a photo ID, call the Continuing Educa- for registered candidates come, fi rst served basis. original birth certificate tion office, 465-2161, x On Monday, April 2, at 6:00 p.m., at Town Hall only. Those interested in the and Social Security card; 646 or 648. Arrangements Middle Township Committee People interested in the GED test must bring a also, 16 and 17 year olds can be made for all of the is scheduled to consider “licensing” a two-day test must attend money order or certifi ed must present their cer- GED testing information a mandatory pre-registra- check for $25 (no cash or tifi cate of consent to par- contained in this notice to proposed new “MINING / RECYCLING” operation be better profi led to indi- that would occupy HUNDREDS OF ACRES viduals with limited Eng- lish language skills or with off of Indian Trail (west of Home Depot). impaired sensory, manual or speaking skills to enable them to benefi t as qualifi ed for opportunities addressed in this notice. COME HELP THE SUN SHINE ON Special GED testing accommodations may be SOME IMPORTANT ISSUES: requested for individuals challenged with diagnosed physical, emotional or edu- • Why is “licensing” being • Who would bear liability for cational special needs. considered before a full site contaminated wells or aquifer, Local Winners plan is presented for public health or environmental In 50/50 Event consideration and comment? damages? The Applicant… or Taxpayers? MAYS LANDING — • What facts, and expert Lucky ticket-holders from advice, has the Township • How does the proposal “jive” Cape May County shared obtained about prior with existing land use plans in the more than $20,000 prize in this year’s Restau- contamination at this site? to which residents devoted rant Gala 50/50 Raffle. many eff orts (and dollars)? The winning tickets were drawn at the 24th annual event held March 7, at the Atlantic City Conven- Who REALLY runs this Town? tion Center. Local winners included: The Applicant? First Prize, $12,090, Jeffrey H. Gott of Wildwood and third prize, $1,343, We believe itʼs Deborah Bass of Villas. Presented by Commerce Township Committee Bank, this year’s dining ex- travaganza attracted more than 1,000 attendees and and the public – raised a record-breaking $240,000 for culinary and Come let your voice be heard! college scholarships at the Academy of Culinary Arts Paid for by R&R Associates, landowner at 141 Indian Trail and Atlantic Cape Com- munity College. A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 All New Driving Range St. Raymond’s JV Girls Go Out Winners Billy Bob’s Family Fun Center GAMES New Editions New Batting Cages PEOPLE PLAY By Joe Rossi Arcade • Refreshments Manager’s Special Driving Range Birthday Parties Buy One- Youth sports often gets blemishes were to powerful Home Run Machine Get One Free into the newspaper for Blessed Sacrament of Mar- All New 19 Hole Miniature Golf Exp. 3.31.07 the wrong reasons. Par- gate, a dominant Atlantic ents battling with umpires County parochial school. Open 8:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. or coaches, fans coming In the Cape Catholic Seven Days • 609-624-2500 out of the stands to be- League, St. Ray’s registered Located on Route 9 • Exit 13 GSP • Ocean View rate participants or adult an 8-0 record, earning the volunteers, and similar, title after compiling a 5-5 league mark a year ago and St. Raymond’s Junior Varsity Girls’ team, the Wildcats, fi nished the season very rare, incidents have with an 11-2 overall record. Team members include from left: Megan Ben- received nationwide at- a 3-5 local result at the end The perfect Summer day. of the 2005 campaign. nert, Megan Turner, Taryn Thompson, Tori Speece, Megan Spencer, Coach tention. Paul Amenhauser, Darby Crowding, Sam Handlovsky, McKenzie McCorkel, It’s why you play. With the hundreds of “We had plenty of good times, fun times,” said Angelina McKenney, Danielle Whitten, and Danielle Amenhauser. Keri Loder thousands of youth ac- is absent from the photo. Sand Barrens Golf Club tivities and participants, Amenhauser, who brought the examples of poor or a dozen years of coaching rounded team,” said coach ents at St. Raymond’s. “I and St. Raymond’s commu- Associate Membership violent behavior are very boys’ teams at St. Ann’s Amenhauser. “We hated teach competitiveness and nity amidst a stellar season few; however, those un- to the volunteer role he to see the season end.” sportsmanship,” he said. on the court. $375 fortunate incidents garner accepted at St. Raymond’s. The coach said the Wild- “There were times we “To go out a winner the most attention and “I’ve never had a better cat parents “were wonder- worked hard and times we this way was important to Membership Period: ‘coach-team’ relationship March 1st through February 28, 2008 discussion. ful.” laughed a lot. There’s a the school community,” Over at St. Raymond’s, that I had this year.” Amenhauser noted place for both.” said Amenhauser. “The up to 25% discount on green fees anytime. the junior varsity girls and Danielle’s older broth- that the mid-season news Amenhauser noted that success we had was even Range plans available their coach Paul Amen- er, John, competed at St. about the closing of St. the closing announcement more meaningful and ex- Tee Times 30 days in advance, Golf Shop Discounts. hauser, set out to have Ann’s. Raymond’s served to gener- made for a bittersweet citing.” Additional member packages are available fun, be competitive, and This year’s Wildcat JV ate even more effort and experience for the players learn how to play basket- girls’ 11-player roster in- enthusiasm among the ball. The squad received cluded nine sixth graders, young athletes. “They had four of whom had been Bring in this ad a greater impetus to excel a lot more team spirit after for an additional when sad news came that with Amenhauser for all they found out,” he said. $25 OFF the diocese had decided three years he led the pro- “The news drove them New members only to close the Villas school gram. even more.” Expires 1.24.08 after more than 40 years The sixth grade class Amenhauser noted that of Catholic education. included Danielle Amen- the St. Raymond’s boys’ Financial & Retirement Planning, The JV team consisted of hauser, who averaged 10 varsity basketball team also Estate Planning, Servicing Clients young ladies in the fi fth and points per game from the captured the Cape Catholic Professionally for OVER 40 YEARS sixth grades. Many of the center position, along with League. 1129 Rt. 9 So., Suite 7 Wildcat players had been point guard Taryn Thomp- The coach said he fo- Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 SAND BARRENS with Amenhauser and his son and high post fi rst-year cused the team on a goal Phone: 609-463-9979 player Megan Turner. Stan Lane, CLU, CPCU GOLF CLUB daughter, Danielle, for the of playing 500 basketball. Fax: 609-463-1178 Chairman 1765 Route 9 North, Swainton, NJ past three seasons. Guard Tori Speece and He did not want to over- [email protected] The camaraderie and forwards Danielle Whit- For more information visit our website whelm the girls. 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By BRUCE KNOLL, JR. as the green fl ag waved, and as scheduled, sat out Mike Helton said. “And DelMoSports Jeff Burton jumped to the the Food City 500. there’s no absolute fi x for presents The car of tomorrow outside of Gordon’s car Rookie Regan Smith, that. So we felt like the made it’s debut at Bristol and made the pass to take who is co-driving the car most fair thing to do was Motor Speedway last Sun- second. with Martin, fi nished 25th. to simply say, ‘Pit road is day, facing mixed reaction. He then chased down Jeff Gordon took the points open. You can pit if you 2nd Annual Some, like Ward Burton, Busch, and coming out of lead. want to. You don’t have felt it would make the rac- the fi nal turn on the last Martin Truex Jr. fi nished to.’” ing better. Others, such lap had a chance to put a 37th after being involved After the racing resumed, as Tony Stewart and Kyle bumper to the No. Five in a wreck mid race. Other Edwards jumped out in Busch, were in opposition car and bump Busch for notable finishes include front and held off teammate fo the change. the win. Dale Earnhardt Jr. in sev- Matt Kenseth late to win Apparently the changes “I could have used the enth, Mike Bliss and Ward at Bristol. As expected, he didn’t affect them. Stewart bumper to move him out Burton, making their pleased the crowd by doing led 257 laps before a fuel of the way and win the fi rst races since Daytona, his usual back fl ip. pump failure forced him to race, but I didn’t want to,” finished 17th and 18th “I just can’t thank Matt the garage, and Kyle Busch Burton said. respectively. Juan Pablo Kenseth enough for racing led the final 16 laps en “I can lay in bed tonight Montoya struggled and fi n- me that clean,” Edwards Duathlon route to his fourth career and wonder ‘What if?’ but ished 32nd, while Jeremy said. “He’s so great here Nextel Cup victory. that’s what I chose to do. If Mayfield started his first and it meant the world to Busch trailed Denny you can’t pass him without race of 2007 and fi nished beat him. They could have Hamlin late but when Ham- knocking him out of the 34th. just as easily had told us Saturday, April 14th • 8am lin got caught up in traffi c, way, you do the best you Busch Series: we’re just going to have to Busch made a nice maneu- can. He raced me clean Call the papers, notify deal with it. I appreciate ver through the mayhem to last time (In last week’s the world. NASCAR ad- NASCAR helping us out Wildwood Oceanfront Convention Center, take the lead, just moments Busch Series race which mitted that they made a there.” Wildwood, NJ. Athletes run 2 miles on the before the caution came Burton beat Busch to the mistake. Kenseth fi nished second, Wildwoods Boardwalk, then bike 10 miles out. Numerous drivers, line), and that’s what I did With 117 laps to go in followed by Busch in third, such as Jeff Gordon and with him.” the Sharpie Mini 300, the Newman fourth, and Clint through scenic Wildwood and Wildwood Jeff Burton, choose to pit The win was the fourth caution came out the fi eld Bowyer rounding out the Crest. Lastly, athletes complete a 2 mile run under the yellow fl ag, while of Busch’s career, astonish- anticipated to pit. NASCAR top fi ve. to fi nish. Awards, Prizes, and a Catered the top four cars, including ing for a driver who is only officials called over the Coming up: The Nextel Busch and Hamlin, decided 21 years of age. 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Available 6-7:30am $75, the charging cars of Gordon Burton fi nished second, quickly reviewed the er- CREST HAVEN — The and Burton. followed by Gordon in ror, and allowed Busch, Cape May County Parks/ USAT Sanctioned Event But with three laps to third, Kevin Harvick in Edwards, and Newman to Zoo Advisory Board will go, the 15th and fi nal cau- fourth, and Greg Biffle have a free pit and regain meet 5:30 p.m. April 2 at tion of the day set up a rounding out the top fi ve. their spots in the fi eld be- the Cape May County Ad- green-white-checkered fi n- Mark Martin, who was fore the green fl ag. ministration Building. ish. With Busch leading, leading the points stand- “It was a mistake that Gordon sat in second and ings entering the Bristol NASCAR made in this Burton in third. But as soon race, stood by his word case,” NASCAR president You Blog? Everyone Blogs. Joe Zelnik Blogs! C’mon, get with it! Tune Into South Jersey’s Most Listened To Radio Stations!

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Maple Ave., a tour, call the Director of Admissions at information call 1-800-688- tal. Fee and registration. Call Marriage Encounter 9963 or visit our website at Cindy Kraemer, 463-2547. Church, Third Ave. and 95th 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- Telephone 609-624-3881 Weekend: Want a new idea www.mesj.net. St., Stone Harbor. Call 800- 0401. or e-mail us at: for the perfect present for THURSDAY, March 29 344-2666. Nicotine Anonymous: [email protected] your spouse, parents, married WEDNESDAY, March 28 Cocaine Anonymous: 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak children, friends...how about Narcotics Anonymous: meeting every Friday at the Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe at giving them a gift of love and Al-Anon: 11 a.m. at Unit- Cape May First Presbyterian First Baptist Church of Wild- 729-9145. ed Methodist Church, Ken- Church, Decatur and Hughes wood, 230 E. Maple Ave. at 7 S.L.A.A. Meeting: S.L.A.A. nedy Blvd. and Park Road, avenues, 8 p.m. Call 348- p.m. Call 1-866-777-0983. (Sex and Love Addicts Anony- Sea Isle. 9292. Healing Rooms of Cape mous) will hold a new 12-Step Al-Anon Meetings: Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish May County: Inter-denomi- meeting at 7 p.m. in the Old 5:30 p.m. at St. John of God House, Church of the Resur- national prayer ministry for Court House Building, 11 Wildwood Church, 680 Townbank Road, rection, 200 West Tuckahoe healing of the sick. Fridays 3- North Main St. on Saturday North Cape May. Road, Marmora. Call 800- 8 p. m. West entrance of First nights. Narcotics Anonymous: 344-2666. Assembly of God, 1068 Sea- United Methodist Church of Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower shore Road, North Cape May. SUNDAY, April 1 Soft Pretzel, LLC North Wildwood, Second and Township Recreation Center, No fees. No appointment nec- Central avenues, 7:30 p.m. Bayshore Road, Villas. essary. Call 884-3264. Celiac Support Group: Call 800-992-0401. Nicotine Anonymous: Celebrate Recovery: 2 p.m., second Sunday Caregiver Support 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak Christ-centered recovery at BTMH, Maruchi Room. “Philadelphia Style At Its Best” Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe, program for all hurts, habits E-mail Rachel Walker at Care of Cape May County, 729-9145 and hang-ups. 7:30 p.m. Sea- wavewalker@comcast .net. • Call Now For Spring and Summer 211 S. Main St., Court House, Brain Injury Survivor or shore Community Church of (Page A21 Please) second Wednesday. Call Caregiver Support Group, Daily A.M. Delivery Schedule 465-8840. Feel free to bring second Thursday at Bacharach your loved ones with you. Institute for Rehabilitation. • Minimum 100 Pretzels 12-Step Program: Christ- Call Nutan Ravani at 856- centered 12-step recovery 589-5797 or Debbie Long at • Baked Fresh Daily program, every Wednesday at 652-7000. 7 p.m. Lillian Whitfi eld SDA Alzheimer Support 609-523-6471 School, Route 9 and Fourth Group: Third Thursday of Avenue, Court House. Call the month, 6:30 p.m. at East- James at 729-6726. ern Shore Nursing Home and Businesses, Campgrounds, Vendors, Organizations of all types welcome Grief Support Group: Rehab Center, 1419 Route 9 First and third Wednesdays North. Call 609-408-2011. at 3 p.m. and fourth Wednes- Lymphodema Support THE GREATER WILDWOOD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE day at 7 p.m., Maruchi Room, Group: third Thursday at -N- SONS Presents BTMH. Call 463-2367. 4 p.m. in the Maruchi Room, The 2nd Annual Cardiac Support Group: BTMH. Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday BTMH at 1:30 p.m., fi rst Parkinson’s Support Wednesday, Maruchi Room. Group: second Thursday, Easter Week OPEN Salutes the Call 463-2348. 1 p.m., Victoria Commons, Stress Management North Cape May. 886-2455. Thursday, Friday, Saturday ’60s Class for Heart and Lung pa- A.R.T.S. (Artists Recov- Fresh & Cooked Seafood tients, third Wednesday at 1 ering Through The Twelve p.m. Fitness Center at BTMH. 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!PPLYONLINEATWWW-OREYS0IERSCOM Wildwood • 609-729-0111 Abj;\e\aZ www.3jwildwoodbowl.com A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Sea Isle School Budget Down for Fewer Pupils By JOE HART effort to cut costs when year. $147,000 from $505,084 realizing attendance in its Several expenses are in 2006 to $652,155 in SEA ISLE CITY — The pre-K through eighth grade down substantially from this year’s budget. district board of educa- school would go from 81 last year including regular Figures issued from Gov. tion introduced a $4.2 pupils on Oct. 15, 2006, to program instruction and Jon Corzine’s offi ce Feb. million 2006-2007 bud- 72 pupils on the same date undistributed instruction 26 had Sea Isle’s share get on March 14, which this year. expenses. of state aid at $461,107, ROUTINE MAINTENANCE HELPS YOUR HEATING was down $131,492 or Of the total spending Regular instruction costs which was up $25,081 3 percent from last year’s package, $3.2 million is were $921,167 last year from last year’s fi gure of & COOLING SYSTEM PERFORM AT ITS BEST. budget. to be raised by taxation, compared to $754,707 pro- $436,026, an increase of This follows the district’s $31,419 less than last jected for the new school 5.8 percent. year, a difference of more A public hearing on the Serving Torres Named VP at Burdette than $160,000, while un- proposed school budget Cape May distributed instruction fell was held yesterday at 6 County COURT HOUSE — Tam- my Torres was appointed almost $145,000. p.m. in the elementary for 10 There were also a few school at 4501 Park Road, Years Vice President of Patient Call today to fi nd out Services at Burdette Tomlin sizable increased expenses too late for coverage in this how you can become a Memorial Hospital. from last year: Special edu- edition. Torres joins the Burdette cation support services are Tomlin family with over 20 up more than $90,000, Contact Hart at (609) CelticCeltic AirAir years of progressive nursing and employee benefits 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: experience. Since 2004, increased more than [email protected] PreferredPreferred CustomerCustomer she served as Chief Nursing Offi cer and Chief Operating to take advantage of our maintenance Offi cer of Graduate Hospital in Philadelphia. Prior to TAMMY TORRES agreement for low cost high quality service! that time, she held senior tion Control-Employee nursing positions at Hahn- Health and Wellness Cen- emann University Hospital, ter, and Social Work/Case Deborah Heart and Lung Management. AME TH R R IC Torres lives in Marlton O A Center, and Virtua Health N N

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appointment Sturdy Savings Bank is a gold sponsor of the 16th annual Divots for Disaster Golf Tournament on April 18 at the Wildwood Golf and Country Club. The event benefi ts the Cape May County Chapter of the American Red Cross. From right: Jane Vitullo, Sturdy Savings Bank’s assistant vice president and branch manager of the Court House offi ce and Marygrace Cantillo, executive director of the local Red Cross. Call 465-7382 for more tournament information.

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Turn to the Experts™ necessary items, inspect evaporator & condenser coil. lieve that a Republican administration would favor amnesty for —West Cape May illegal immigrants, be a proponent of the US acting as the world’s *** policeman, engage in irresponsible spending that has driven Attention Lower Township Police Department: If I needed “Dedicated to this country into billions of dollars of debt, and encroached on your services, I would like quick response, but not at the cost High Quality civil liberties to a level unheard of in the entire history of this of others. I was driving home on March 17th on Seashore Road Since 1948” COOLING • HEATING, INC. country. These are all dangers the real Republican Party used on which I live. Your department had a call. The fi rst police car to warn us were evils of the liberal Democrats. fl ew with their light on behind me at a least 70 mph. I pulled 5104 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood • 522-0121 • 1-800-638-4393 • FAX 522-7313 —Wildwood Crest/Palmyra, Pa. aside; the second police offi cer with no lights on was right be- www.bowmansair.com *** hind him with no lights on and going faster. It ran me off the The referee who is a Lower police offi cer threatened a 16- road onto the grass on someone’s front lawn. I want you to Roofi ng year-old, “wait until I see you on the street punk” at Sunday’s know I had two babies in the car. Thank God I had control of game. Is this how a police offi cer, coach, and referee should act? my car and didn’t end up through someone’s house. I see this I know the player should respect the referee, but the referee is all the time on Seashore Road. Learn a hard lesson from other a man and an offi cer of Lower and should know how to let this police accidents, slow down. Killing someone to help another roll of his back. The chief needs to look into anger management person is not acceptable. for him. —Erma —Erma *** *** Haven’t the residents of Sea Isle had enough from the school How do the employers in this county get away with not pro- board? They can’t get anything right. Send the kids to Avalon viding any sick days to the people they employ? My husband so they can get educated and get this monkey called a school was sick and had to go to work anyway to feed our family. The off your backs. I’m sure the new council can fi nd a use for the Roofing, Siding & Windows restaurant owners are rich and the workers are nothing but school building. peons. They also pay their servers two dollars an hour and the —Sea Isle City customers are required to pay their salary by leaving a tip, so *** the restaurant workers can pay their bills. It just doesn’t seem I have some concerns with Mike McHale running for coun- right. cil. I was a hot dog vendor a few years back along with Mike, —Cape May and he couldn’t even order the condiments right. What makes *** us think he’ll be able to make serious decisions regarding our “We Cover Your World” Once again our hats go off to Rich Foster, commander of the town? VFW for pulling off the best St. Patty’s Day bash ever. Also —Sea Isle City thanks go out to Butch and Jane for the awesome dinner, the (ED NOTE: You seem to relish the point that McHale waitresses and bartenders, decorators and Johnny Tacco, who couldn’t cut the mustard. Are you sure you’re not just trying 609-889-5000 with his non- stop entertainment is always great and pulls it to catch up?) all together. *** www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com —Villas To all of you people who have recently spouted off about *** the fi re departments on the island...learn some facts before To all of the spouters complaining about those who disap- you spout off. First, paid fi re departments are also your emer- prove of civil unions, gay marriage, etc… enough already. gency medical services. EMS...ring a bell. That means when Please. You all know deep down that it is completely inappro- you have a heart attack, you break your leg, or are injured in a priate for gays to be raising, let alone teaching children. Homo- car accident, EMS (aka the paid fi refi ghters) are there in under sexuals are disturbed individuals who need serious psychiatric fi ve minutes to save your life. They just don’t sit around the attention. We are well aware that homosexuality has been part fi rehouse and wait for the fi re siren to blow. They constantly of life for thousands of years, but this does not make it accept- run on EMS calls. Second, when there is a fi re, they arrive 10- able or by any means normal. Those who struggle with their 15 minutes before any volunteers possibly can. So the chances sexuality should either seek help for their problem or stay in of you property or life being saved in a fi re by a purely volunteer the closet. The silent majority who tend to just sit by quietly department would decrease drastically. and let the squeaky wheels get the grease need to stand up and —North Wildwood be heard. *** —Erma This is in response to the spout off from Whitesboro, an Cape May County *** “African-American town.” Does this racist writer mean that I hope we pass a referendum to sell liquor licenses in West I can’t live in the town since I’m not African-American? As for Cape May...with the lawsuits and cost of buying out the bor- the “dilapidated, mold-infested houses,” why don’t you speak to Healthy Community Coalition ough clerk we are going to need the money. the African American owners of the properties (they must be, —West Cape May since it’s an African American town) or are you implying that REALITY CHECK *** Middle Township tax dollars be spent on the upkeep? In Avalon, Have you had your talk about the topic of drugs Again, thanks to the Sanitation Department for sweeping Stone Harbor and Sea Isle, individuals are held responsible for the curbs. My area near the Acme hasn’t looked this clean in their properties. Also, there is more car, bike and pedestrian and alcohol with your children yet? a long time. traffi c during summer months in these areas because these are —Wildwood resort towns with a greater need for bike lanes and sidewalks. Set a date and put it on your calendar. Children learn a lot about *** —North Wildwood drugs and alcohol from TV, their friends and the internet. They need Wildwood, what is wrong with this picture? A city employee *** to receive that information from you. Talk to your children about in a city vehicle is involved in a minor accident. His is fi ned One has to wonder just how bad it is in West Cape May. The drugs and alcohol at an early age and do it often. When children and suspended. Another city employee, in a city vehicle, is in- mere threat of a lawsuit from the municipal clerk was enough learn from you, you are assured that the information they receive volved in not one, but several major accidents and gets his hand to cost the taxpayers $120,000 plus. The borough wasn’t even slapped. Hmmmmmm, oh well. interested in trying to defend its actions. is accurate and your children know your position on drugs and al- —Wildwood —West Cape May cohol. *** *** What is going on in Sea Isle City? As the election draws near I think the tents on the Congress Hall beachfront are beau- Have a conversation with your child. Talking about diffi cult topics I am hoping for some new changes in government along with tiful. such as alcohol and drugs does not mean having a fi ve-minute talk new names and faces. Our mayor always seems to be more —Cape May one night. It is about creating a relationship with your child where interested in other things. How can he hold two elected offi ces *** the conversation is on-going. As your child gets older, he/she will and still keep Sea Isle City as a priority? Hello…where are the I am glad to see some of the candidates that are running need more information. Make sure that you are the source for that other two commissioners? Asleep! Look around, the center of are really for the good of the city. All the ones with young chil- town is so run down. Central Avenue is like a roller coaster dren will hopefully look and see we need more for our children information. ride; our beaches are badly eroded. Wake up residents… take that Sea Isle is not a gated community and that a mix of young our town back. and old is what keeps the city running with the right balance. Steer your conversation to how drugs and alcohol are harmful. —Sea Isle City —Sea Isle City If your children have this information before they are faced with *** *** making a diffi cult choice, they will be more likely to avoid drugs To all the people who want to complain about the police Why did Jack Fichter write an entire article covering the and alcohol. Don’t worry that you are putting ideas into their heads. in West Wildwood: Did we forget about the police in the 1980s Beach Theatre restoration trust meeting without even one You are giving them information they need to protect themselves when we residents were harassed and targeted? Leave the Fox word to acknowledge that it was Barbara Skinner who fi rst be- against the dangers that exist in our world. family alone. They are good for West Wildwood. I have spent 50 gan the movement to save the theater via hard work and nu- years here…I would know. merous signed and submitted petitions? I know why. And it is Make your position clear. Don’t assume that your children know —West Wildwood the same reason why this will most likely not be printed as the where you stand. State your opinions clearly and let your children *** others I wrote. I thought the unenlightened days of personal The 47th Place owner who asked the city to pay $60,000 to bias interfering with true journalism were gone in regard to know that you will be disappointed and upset if they try drugs or settle the state’s claim on his property has a lot of nerve. Didn’t newspaper reporting. alcohol. he buy the lot knowing the state claimed the land? Didn’t he get —Cape May a signifi cant reduction in the purchase price? Now he wants the *** When talking to children, make it simple. Try to keep the informa- taxpayers to pay and thereby guarantee him a huge profi t. There’s always someone circulating a petition concerning tion age appropriate and don’t try to offer more than they can un- —Sea Isle City something or other. It may be to save the whales, or the tree derstand. And, remember that communication is a two-way street. *** frogs, or to protect the dolphins, or the slugs, or maybe some Listen to what your child has to say. We have been at war in Iraq for over four years now with old building. Politicians usually accept the petitions, smile, and no end in sight. Dick Cheney has no problem with this. His then toss them right in the trash. The only petition that had Information for this article was taken from the web sites at www.theantidrug.com and www.talkingwithkids.org ex-company Halliburton has done very well. One share of stock any effect, which the politicians could not ignore, was Christine The Cape May County Healthy Community Coalition, a community initiative of Cape Assist, is funded by at the outset was worth $20.50. Today, after a split in 2006, Miller’s petition to stop the $5 million Cape May Mall boon- the Offi ce of the National Drug Control Policy and managed by SAMHSA, Center for Substance Abuse that same share is worth $64.12. He collects his’ deferred’ doggle. Her petition forced the issue on the ballot where that Prevention. Please contact us at 729-8697 or [email protected] to get involved or for more info. payments contingent upon that stock price. Those no-bid con- (Page A24 Please) A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

Spout Off *** (From Page A23) There’s a great Website for off-duty police offi cers to chat It’s Time For Spring gross expenditure was soundly defeated, (don’t you love de- locally. It’s Spout Off interactive online edition if you don’t mocracy?). It appears that the politicians strategy was to bide know. Join us at the party. their time and try it again a year later. It looks as if Christine —Eldora Cleaning Again! Miller may have to organize her pens and paper and do it all *** over again. If you see a vehicle on the road and it has a sticker referring —Cape May to a dog, you should assume that the dog might be in the Start by clearing out that attic, *** vehicle. The driver, being fond of this dog, may drive a little garage or closet ... Pastors need to understand that platitudes are ineffec- slower and make turns more carefully. Therefore you may want tive when some in their church are struggling to pay rent or to be more attentive to the vehicle or just drive attentively all and make some money while you’re at it. mortgage, taxes, utility bills, fuel costs, etc., etc. Most pastors, the time like you’re supposed to. whose every creature comfort is taken care of, have no idea —Anglesea what it’s like to be out there in the trenches everyday, trying *** Wildwood Crest Borough Wide to live out Christian principles amidst a “crooked and perverse Who should get the credit for the bulkhead at Little Beach generation.” Do not look down on people receiving public as- on Maple Avenue? You have taken away the home of about 100 sistance. Remember, your salary is paid by the “public,” your ducks. The migrating turtles will die because they cannot get 5th Annual YARD SALE congregation. Were it not for their fi nancial support, you would on the beach to lay their eggs anymore. What is wrong with be out of a job and struggling like the rest of us. Whether you the person(s) responsible for this? Didn’t anyone think of the Saturday May 5th 8am want to admit it or not, you are never going to be able to ef- consequences to our wildlife? (Rain Date Sunday May 6th) fectively minister to your congregation until you’ve walked a —WiZldwood mile in their shoes. *** —Villas I have recently visited the Social Services Building in Rio To participate in the Fifth Annual *** Grande several times and was quite impressed. Not once did I Borough Wide Yard Sale Call Evil succeeds when good people do nothing. This is a para- notice any of the staff members who were not courteous, help- phrase, but appropriate nonetheless. It is important to keep ful and concerned. In particular, I would like to mention the Jane Shell at Public Works speaking out against the corrupt politicians who are supposed gentleman at the front reception desk. He was so kind, con- to be elected to represent us, but rather, they have become cor- siderate and helpful to everyone who approached him that it 522-7446 for registration details or rupt and serve the people who best line their pockets, keeping did my heart good to see someone so understanding of others get a registration form at them in the lifestyle to which they are accustomed. We, the so- misfortune. My hat goes off to all the employees there. called constituents, must hold them accountable. According to —North Cape May www.wildwoodcrest.org our Constitution, we have a right to a redress of our grievances. *** However, most of us are too busy trying to make ends meet, I would like to thank the owners of Congress Hall for not (Deadline: Thursday, April 12, 2007) to be included on that we have little fi ght left to keep an eye on our politicians. lowering themselves to the vitriolic level of Barbara Skinner. the master map highlighting all yard sale locations. Wake up! They’re counting on us being too tired paying the —Cape May high cost of living at the bottom of the food chain to call them *** Maps Available Thursday, May 3rd at Borough Hall, out and make them answer to us. When election time comes, I am a member of AARP living in Sea Isle City. As a member I Crest Pier, Joseph Von Savage Pool ask the question that Janet Jackson asked sometime ago in her enjoy many benefi ts, one being the fact that we, as a local group, and many local businesses. famous song, “What Have You Done For Me Lately?” Thanks, have kept ourselves from being politicized. That changed at our Herald, for giving us a place to vent. last meeting. Mayor Len Desiderio, running for reelection and —Villas Angelo Cammano, a local businessperson running for council, *** made their appearance. For our president to have allowed this is Being a non-smoker I appreciate the “no smoking” rules wrong, but for both of these men to feel there is no impropriety in a variety of places. However, I feel a business, public or pri- in doing such a thing is unconscionable. vate, should have the ability to have a designated area inside for —Sea Isle City those employees who are smokers. If employees gather outside *** of any business to smoke, not only does it look trashy but also Two days after the Herald’s March 7 publication, my note all non-smokers have to pass through them and the smoke to of Feb. 23 has been read and apparently results have started. enter the business. I was driving around town this past Friday and that house on —Lower Township Francis Avenue (west of Bayshore Road) has started to clean *** up. If just one house a week, mentioned in Spout Off could be Re: Whirlybird location: He is located on Seashore Road in pointed out for it’s sty-like conditions, perhaps we could begin Erma next to Beachcomber campground. an actual clean up campaign in Lower Township. —Erma —Villas KITCHEN HARDWARE UPGRADES *** *** By paying careful attention to the wonderful opportunity for you to use For the past week or so, I have been reading and hearing Why is the school board hiding important issues from the details, you can design a kitchen that your imagination and transform your about some states legislating an apology for their part in slavery. public? What is included in their $2 million repair plan and best appeals to your senses and needs. I sometimes think the early legal immigrants that came to why? How many new lawsuits have been fi led and by whom? kitchen into the ideal spot to begin this country have been shortchanged and should get an apol- What is the real reason the superintendent left? Was he forced For instance, if you are annoyed and end your day. At QUALITY ogy. When you look at what they went through paying to come out by hate mail and lawsuits? by slamming doors and drawers, HOME CENTER, no job is too big to this country on ships that were hardly cruise liners, many —Sea Isle City upgrade your hardware to a drawer- or too small. We specialize in kitchens, perished during the trip. After they arrived they where greeted *** closing mechanism that gently pulls bathrooms, countertops, cabinets, gas with signs like “Irish don’t apply for jobs.” I am sure this af- Why is Old Glory at half-staff? The fl ag in front of the Old the drawer closed. Another hardware fi replaces, paneling, fl ooring, doors fected other immigrants as well. Managing to get work they had Court House has been at half-staff since March 9. Two weeks upgrade works like a shock absorber and more. We feature brand name to pay for lodging and food for themselves and their families. earlier on Friday it was half-staff also. I have noticed that over for cabinet doors, softening the doors’ manufacturers, competitive prices, Sometimes it appears slavery might not have been that bad. the past two or three years, the fl ag of this great country of closures better than rubber bumpers. shopping convenience, and free They worked, they were housed and fed. Is it time for an apol- ours is fl own at half-staff intermittently and seemingly with no In addition, undermount drawer slides ogy or recognition to early immigrants who did not have such rhyme or reason. I understand that there’s a war going on, but computer-assisted design. Our hours a good life? does the county run the fl ag halfway down the mast every time work more smoothly than standard are weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and —Sea Isle City a soldier dies or am I missing some sort of public announce- epoxy-coated drawer slides, and they Saturdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We accept *** ment that would tell me why my fl ag is being fl own at half staff remain out of sight. An upgrade to full- MasterCard, Visa and Discover. Streets are a mess, unsafe to drive on. They’re full of dips and two or three times a month? extension drawer slides enables you to sink holes and some dirt roads. Meanwhile the mayor spends —Mayville extend the drawer box completely out millions on a doo-wop and a rec center we do not need. Plus (ED NOTE: Gov. Corzine issues executive orders for those of the cabinet, thereby eliminating the Please visit our web site: spending tax money on events at the convention center. I think lowerings. In that case, March 9, it was done on behalf of a “Bermuda triangle” at the back of the www.qualityhomectr.com that all money should have been spent on streets. Newark police offi cer who died. A day later, it was for a state —Wildwood senator. The governor’s order extends to state, county and mu- drawer that seems to eat utensils. Hint: Select adjustable hinges for kitchen Does your kitchen need a little *** nicipal buildings.) cabinet doors that allow you to realign The 47th Place situation has now become a joke. First the *** freshening up? If so, this will be a sagging doors. State wanted two lots at 29th Street; then they wanted 22 acres Why was the fi rst reading of the revised beach tent ordi- Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Rio Grande, NJ 08242 • 609-465-5029 of land, now it’s 50 acres plus the beachfront from 1st to 29th nance removed from Cape May City Council’s Tuesday agenda Street. The mayor keeps on saying yes to DEP. When is he going — on Monday? Was it because council found out that scores of to realize his “give-aways” are costing more than all of the unhappy voters were planning to be there to oppose it? lots on 47th? —Cape May —Sea Isle City *** *** I think that Dan Ringer and his staff at the West Cape May I was wondering if there CVS Pharmacy are doing a great job. They should be com- are any women’s softball mended more often for their fi ne work. He and his technician, leagues in the Court House Drew Cochran, have been a blessing to that store. Those two area? If so, where and when should be on the next CVS commercial. do they start? —Cape May —Court House *** *** If there is one thing this gang in our town hall has learned, Is every city worker al- it is how to blame others for the problems they have created. lowed to pick up his kids in Reval? Blame the last crew, even though Craig is now half way a city vehicle almost every- through his third year in offi ce. Bennett’s Crossing? Same day in the morning and then deal, blame the Starner council for the fi elds but what really return a couple hours later is true is that Craig forced his cronies to quickly purchase sod and stay home for an hour for for $50,000 even when the experts said to wait and use seed. lunch? Does he think nobody This was in spring, 2005, when those fi elds were nothing but sees him or is he just that dirt. His rush job is the cause of the mess and my kids are still brave? And why doesn’t his waiting to play there. Call Us Today at (609) 465-9199 boss care? —Lower Township —Sea Isle City *** *** I would like to thank the owner and women at Hollywood I was recently visited by a Tans for their ongoing donations and support within their com- candidate for Sea Isle City munity. More businesses should support their communities council. In all the years of because it is the community who supports them. owning a home in SIC, this —Rio Grande was a fi rst. His name was not *** one that I recognized, but it As a new business owner and owner of an investment prop- was nice to see a new candi- erty in North Wildwood, I am disgusted with all the new con- date running for a city offi ce. struction going on. Is it ever going to end? And the most FREE 30 Day As we spoke, I realized he important question is has anyone done a study on the economic impact of all this development? It is as simple as supply and Hearing Evaluation cared about a lot of the same Trial issues most of us do. Like tak- demand. Home prices will fall, rental prices will fall leading to during the month of ing back SIC and making it the many foreclosures. This is only the tip of the trickle down. March Ask for the details family town that it once was. —Rio Grande I pay $7,000 a year for taxes *** 204 S. Main Street, C.M.C.H., NJ (609) 465-9199 for what? We have given the It’s funny how Gary DeMarzo, the “sue-happy cop” from old leadership many years to Wildwood, wants to run for commissioner. He has done noth- NJ LIC HEARING AID DISPENSERS - JAMES L. SAAD, Jr. LIC. #171 rule this town, now it’s time ing benefi cial to the community while being a cop. He also for new blood. claims to be well educated and professional. Just take a look at RICHARD J. SAAD LIC. #324 —Sea Isle City (Page A25 Please) Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25

Spout Off fantastic, but has helped the school in so many ways I can't list. (From Page A24) We do care, and hopefully the administrators of our district will his election website. There are so many grammar and spelling step up and do the right thing. God bless and good luck. mistakes it looks like a child wrote it. —Court House —Wildwood *** *** Great job by Avalon to lower their fl ood insurance by around This is in response to the spouter from Rio Grande concern- $114 per year per homeowner; plus another $590,000 to the ing an oldies station. Try 1230 AM. The station is out of Wild- borough for putting together a FEMA Class-six evacuation plan. wood so you will be patronizing a local business and I think Great job by Avalon for being proactive to your town. they play a great selection of classic oldies. I play the station at —Sea Isle City my Laundromat in the Crest and it is enjoyed by most. *** —Wildwood Crest There is an important election coming up in Wildwood. We *** as Wildwood residents need to vote the current administration Zoos are supposed to connect people to the wonders of na- out of offi ce. The new incumbents running as a ticket, Gary ture, have concern for the environment and a commitment to Demarzo, Ed Harshaw, Sandra Richardson, Ernest Salvatico and conservation. Our zoo even has Earth Day. How can the county Anthony Totah, can do better for the city of Wildwood. Un- promote Earth Day to the public when it doesn’t even recycle? der the current administration, their leadership is failing, with THE ARNINGS The county zoo and park does not provide recycling bins. And such high property taxes, and all the new construction going they are all about encouraging the public to recycle. How about up, taxes should be reduced. My property is taxed at $5,500, WAYNE & SUSAN CONRAD leading by example? three times the amount of what I pay in Philly, and no right to HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH —Court House vote in this election, which will change for sure. Property own- *** ers and non- resident owners should change their voting status Bernard W. Groff - John B. Carr Thank you to the wonderfully honest person who found temporarily to secure a better future for Wildwood, or sell our and turned in my gold bracelet that I lost in the Wawa on summer homes in Wildwood, because of ridiculously high real Bayshore/Town Bank Road. Also thanks to the Wawa employ- estate taxes. ees who kept it safe until I came and inquired if it had been —Wildwood/Philly found. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect a “yes, we *** have it right here.” It certainly restores my faith in the human Parrot Politics, Episode Two: The Reval. Bob Nolan is not spirit. Many thanks. happy about having to choose the lowest bidder for contracts. —North Cape May We all know Republicans like to hand pick their own contrac- *** tors. Mayor Craig is telling everyone to fi le an appeal. More The solution to the problems at the Sea Isle City Post Offi ce money in the county coffers means more money for raises for is simple. Promote the nice young man at the retail window county employees. Nobody even bothered to call Glenn Doug- to postmaster. He is truly the “People’s Choice” for the job. lass. I wonder why? —Sea Isle City —Villas *** *** Nearly every school in the country is recruiting minority How can someone run for city council when they are suing teachers. Why would anyone want to come to Middle Town- the city and don't believe that zoning requirements apply to ship, where the pay is lower and there is no affordable hous- them? This is the second time they have taken the city to court. ing? If the district equity committee is really committed to How much more is she going to cost the city? hiring minorities, they should look within. If minority students —Sea Isle City were encouraged to pursue college, they might come home to *** teach. Too many students are being misled to believe that be- There were four families that were sentenced for "failure ing a rap star or a professional athlete are realistic goals. That to send their children to school" reported by the Wildwood is racism at its worst. courts in the March 21 Herald. I can't believe we pay taxes that —Middle Township are constantly increasing, to give our children a good education, *** and the parents don't send them. What a waste of taxpayers’ Speaking of sty like conditions, there are two houses on money. Well, I guess they don't pay school taxes, so why worry? Route 610 that fi t the description. One barely has a roof left You know the school board will want more money for what? on it and it is being rented out. There is debris all over the That's too much to swallow. front porch and yard. The other is next door to it with debris —Wildwood and trashcans all over the front and side yards. Why are people *** allowed to live like pigs in this area with no consideration for Is it just me or is the cashier that works at an Ocean View their neighbors? Code enforcement must be sleeping on the job convenience store is just angry at the world? Every time I go in, in Upper Township to allow a rental on a property that needs the woman looks so miserable. She barely cracks a smile when to be condemned. handing back change. If you don't like your job, fi nd another —Petersburg one. *** —Dennis Township What do we have to do to convince the Lower Township *** police to take care of the drug dealers that are in the drug free Mike McHale made some mistakes when he was mayor, but school zone area even if they say that they are not “big time back then we didn't have burned-out buildings in the center dealers?” There are families with small children in the area, of town, and the business community was growing. He also and we are tired of all the vehicle traffi cking all hours of the day had citizens advisory committees that involved the public in and night. It needs to be taken care of now. city government. That is quite a difference compared to what —Villas there is now. *** —Sea Isle City Why is it the same certain Wawa employee is allowed to *** park in the front of the North Cape May Wawa, when all the With all the special program coordinators hired by the rest are parked in the spots farther away? What makes her so North Wildwood recreation department over the past 10 years, special?? one would think the city could assign someone to the skate —Lower Township park. After all, our rising property taxes pay their full-time sala- *** ries and benefi ts. And let's not forget the cost of construction More evidence from the Sermon on the Mount that Christ for the skate park. Typical ineffi ciency at its best. espoused liberal values: “But lay not up for yourselves trea- —North Wildwood sures upon earth…” Christ’s words are a direct repudiation *** of the conservative mantra “It’s your money” and their be- Local residents have expressed outrage over the conditions loved trickle-down philosophy, both of which place a higher and treatment of the residents at Walter Reed Center in Wash- value on self-indulgence and self-gratifi cation than on concern ington D.C. I wish some light could be shed on the terrible con- for the common good, both of which appeal to character traits ditions at the Crest Haven Nursing home here in Court House. — greed and selfi shness. I visited a loved one there, and believe me it is shocking. —Cape May County —Court House *** *** Thanks to the online spouter for the advice to look at school To the "spouters" who support Tony Macrie and his railroad: report cards. How come it costs so much for students to go How would you like those ugly train cars parked behind your to CMCSS? Teaching salaries are 10 percent less than other house? When the train runs, it "spews" dark black smoke that schools so what makes it so costly? Can someone explain? soils everything in it's path. Furthermore, when he clears the Don’t Fight The Traffi c —Lower Township brush alongside the tracks, he rips the heck out of the trees *** and wildlife and leaves an unsightly mess. I have a list of com- Why doesn’t the superintendent at the special school dis- plaints. Furthermore, his "dream" is subsidized by taxpayer trict know how many teachers work for her? Has she forgotten money. Does any other for-profi t business get this help? I hope about the one that left and was never replaced? Why does she he moves his dirty, noisy trains to Dorothy. Keep it Local need two business administrators to guess how many students —Cape May will go to school there? Can’t they guess how many more stu- *** dents they’d have if the Early Intervention Program hadn’t been Councilman Neils Favre’s statement that city council was The only fl ooring store dropped? How can parents of handicapped children trust that "violated" by the media over their attempt to eminent domain there won’t be more program and staff cuts when that’s all that Vance's Bar and build a new city hall on the site is grossly un- has happened for the last two years? Who hired this person? true and unfounded. The media merely reported on the public’s open on the island —Wildwood rightful outrage when council manipulated the eminent domain *** rules and only offered the owners half the market value of the How does Stone Harbor get off charging $200 for a mar- property to build a new city hall, which we did not need. riage license? It goes right to the mayor’s pocket. —Cape May —Stone Harbor *** (ED NOTE: It’s required by the state to set up procedures. How do we start a petition to get Christine Miller out of The mayor receives $150, the same price she has charged all town? Go back to New York and annoy another town. along.) —Cape May *** *** To the spouter about the Middle Township school bus driv- I would take it that the spouter talking about 20 to 30 years ers: You must either be a school bus driver yourself or work good service, getting a gold watch with benefi ts never worked for the school in order for you to say that they are the best and in the private sector. Today it is not uncommon for people with safest drivers. I am a parent of children who ride these buses years of service, to fi nd the message "You Got mail" on their and I have seen with my own eyes these drivers speeding and computers. The message, “no need to come to work, your many other things too, like letting children walk around the benefi ts expire at 12.01 a.m.” There’s also the voice mail, bus while it is in motion, so don't tell me that they would never “Don't bother coming to work; the locks have been changed on jeopardize the childrens’ safety. I am not saying that all the bus your offi ce.” Loyalty is something passé, and the only ones who Showroom located at 365 96th Street, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 drivers are like this, but there are quite a few who are. As far expect it are public servants, what a misnomer (servants). Wake Phone 609 368 7799 Fax 609 368 5353 email: Oceanfl [email protected] as the snow, no one said to shut down the schools for every up to the new way of life. snowfl ake, but when there are inches of snow with ice, then —Sea Isle City yes, the school should close. Every other school in this county *** Providing all of your flooring does; what makes Middle so different? For our Lower Township council: "Parrots, parrots every- —Middle Township where, but not a one can think. Parrots, parrots everywhere, needs plus *** it's enough to make me drink. And when they've got my last One of my daughter's favorite teachers unfortunately is con- penny, and left me in the lurch, I'll fl y on down to town hall, fi ned to a wheel chair. Because I work in the same district, and join them on their perch." The Rhyme of the Ancient excellent customer service. I know that the school is not giving her not only the respect (Page A26 Please) she deserves, but the accommodations.This teacher not only is A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

Spout Off home security system? They are not only a waste of money SPRING SPECIAL (From Page A25) but they will do nothing to help protect your property and Taxpayer. possessions. These alarms go off non-stop for days with no re- —Lower Township sponse from the city. That is not the sound of birds and spring; LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. #2 Spruce Stockade *** it is the incessant beep of an alarm being ignored. So save your WHOLESALE - RETAIL How many lawsuits have been fi led against the school this money; don't install an alarm and just hope that your home Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials Fence ... $30.95 section year? Why isn't the school board telling the people what is doesn't fall victim to a break-in or fi re. really going on? —Sea Isle City Tarp Sale 20 Sizes In Stock —Sea Isle City *** 2 Hole Split Rail Fence *** There are too many candidates with family members work- Roberts & New Jersey Aves. Why are parked commercial trucks and trailers with back- ing for the city running for offi ce. The voters should automati- $22.95 section hoes, etc. allowed to remain on Boyd Street overnight, over cally discount them from consideration. Wildwood, 522-8395 the weekend and pretty much all the time? Shouldn't this "land- —Sea Isle City Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 3.5% scaper" have off-street parking for his business vehicles? This *** 416 State Hwy. 47 South Sales Tax is a busy and congested street in the center of town. Someone Will the person who took the newspaper tote and little wag- Green Creek, 889-9090 in H.D. Parking Bumper needs to wake up in town hall. on from Race Track Drive in Town Bank on March 22 please Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! $25.95 —Court House return them? If you mistakenly thought they were trash you Both Locations: Closed Sun. *** could have knocked on my door. My garage was open, my car Neils Favre did a great job of controlling a lynch mob at the was inside and I was hanging wash in the back yard. I am 77 last council meeting, and the other council members are to be years old and my husband made me the wagon before he died congratulated for not being drawn into the trap that is being set to help with my yard work and put the newspapers out. I can by the "Barbara Skinner/Christine Miller" circus. no longer lift heavy things. You can even keep the new tote —Cape May and I will give you the rest of the lid. Just return my wagon ACRE MORTGAGE *** please. It is a Cape May tradition for my family to rent tents on the —Town Bank beach in the summer...my parents needed it for us and I need *** it for our kids. Hopefully they will be there for our grandkids. When your dog runs away from you and you can't fi nd him/ NOW IS THE TIME TO REFINANCE Does color and size make a difference? I guess it could to some her, you don't go to your meeting and hope the animal fi nds extent, but for some people to suggest that the beach will not be you or comes home on its own. When I returned the dog (af- If you are PRESENTLY in an INTEREST ONLY mortgage or an seen or accessed is a smoke screen. ter it had come from the beach and crossed several streets with ADJUSTABLE RATE mortgage or need to PAY OFF those —Cape May cars almost hitting it), the owner scolded the animal with "bad HIGH INTEREST CREDIT CARDS... *** dog." I wanted to scold the owner with "bad owner!" Please NO APPLICATION FEES There have been a number of Spout Off items in the last few remember that we have a "leash law" in town for a reason; CALL NOW, we are the ones to help you... weeks stating Mayor Len Desiderio as having done a good job. and it you truly care about your animals, you wouldn't let them Though none included any positive accomplishments Mayor roam around town on their own. Family Owned & Operated Desiderio has achieved, to attempt to list any surely would be —Avalon “Landing you the best mortgage” much easier than listing what he has not accomplished. Here *** 609-390-0055 • Offi ce Toll Free 800-598-8144 are just a few issues Lenny has faltered on: A green acres What is happening with the animal control guy? Is the Walt Gephart lot, 10 years in the waiting to be developed and still nothing council watching our town’s money? 232 S. Shore Rd., Marmora Branch Manager has even been started; a vacant lot on 48th Street and Central —Villas Avenue, vacant since Lenny fi rst took offi ce; the holding up of *** a new lifeguard facility ready to go for the past two years; un- It was wonderful to read the article about Middle Township controlled city payroll including lack of any dialogue on the cost seeking to hire minority teachers looking outside the Middle of maintaining the public school; a recreation fi eld storage and Township community under pressure from the NAACP. What Protect Your restroom facility; its original estimate being $150,000 — pres- about those of us looking to fi nd a teaching position that live 3.5% ent cost now at $850,000; a “build what you want” policy to in the township and pay taxes as well as support the local Home from friends of Lenny and an embarrassing TV commercial with Len- economy? What, because we are not a minority we will not Sales ny substituting as a fi re hydrant. And what a job Lenny has done be afforded the same access to jobs? Sounds like reverse dis- leading Sea Isle City's business district into the 21st century. crimination to me. Tax Hurricanes Think again spouters —Lenny has yet to prove himself as being —Court House a mayor worthy of being reelected. *** with —Sea Isle City To the lady who had her credit card stolen at Hollywood *** tans: Can't they help you with who was there? Seems they The elections are around the corner. It's time for change would want to protect their clients and make them feel safe. in Wildwood. Take the time to register and vote. Did you report it to the police? If so, are they even bothering Impact-Resistant —Wildwood to do anything? Seems if they shopped at all of those stores *** they must have spent a lot of money. And just think, this time The Democrats just get nastier and nastier. Even when of year we can't even blame the shoobies. they’re in power they are the most disgruntled bunch of crows I —Rio Grande from ever came across in 63 years. What happened to the days we got *** Vinyl Windows things done instead of having 1,000 investigation panels over If New Jersey had allowed civil unions 20 years ago, then absolutely nothing that important? Get a life and by the way, maybe Laverne and Shirley would still be together. "How much did you donate to the Democrat party last year?" —North Wildwood Examine your conscience. Put up or shut up. *** —North Cape May It is wonderful to have a place like the Villas Wildlife area Designed to help keep wind and debris from *** to walk our dog, but it seems every time we go there are more Any candidate who has relatives on the city payroll must dogs running off leash. It is getting to be as bad as walking on penetrating your home’s exterior during be viewed with suspicion. We have had 12 years of our leaders the beach with people letting their dogs run loose. We were volatile weather conditions padding their relative's benefi ts. It is time for it to stop. attacked as we walked our dog to the bay in Villas so it is quite —Sea Isle City scary when we see large dogs loose no matter how nice the NOW AVAILABLE AT *** owners think they are toward other dogs. Is there anyone that In response to the director position at the rec center, I sub- patrols the area to check on this problem? What about posting WILDWOOD GLASS INC. mitted a resume for the position and am well qualifi ed accord- signs that dogs should be leashed at all times? I really hope this ing to their ad in the paper. In fact I am overqualifi ed holding doesn't turn into another area that responsible people who use a Masters Degree in Public Administration. I was never even leashes are afraid to take their dogs due to the dogs running given a chance to interview, and I was never acknowledged for loose. New Construction and Replacement Windows my application. I am also a resident with a good knowledge —Villas Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops of the rec system. The township is being very secretive with *** who they will choose. They should look to those who are quali- As a fi refi ghter and EMT, I have to educate the spouter from Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures fi ed inside the rec center since that would probably be the best Wildwood. I have been a fi refi ghter and EMT for 15 years. I 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 course of action. It's all about politics in this town. have been to over 3,000 hours of training and away from my —Middle Township family more times than I care to count. I have placed my life *** on the line for people I do not know and asked for nothing in Would Middle Township Police Department please monitor return. The only advantage to a paid department is a slightly West Shellbay Avenue a little more closely? It has become a faster response. The only all-paid fi re department in Cape May ENERGY speedway again, especially in the evening-night hours. County is the Ocean City Fire Department. All other fi re de- —A Concerned Citizen/Mayville partments in the county are either a fully volunteer or a combi- *** nation of paid and volunteer. To say that a volunteer depart- CONSERVATION Parents of Children at Elementary No. 2: If I were you I would ment is not educated or unprofessional is a mistake. I may not look more closely at the mold problem. It is a disgrace. get paid for what I do but I am a professional. If you would like —Court House to say something, thank us for our commitment or go to school PUBLIC NOTICE *** and become a volunteer and help out your community. We are accepting applications in your neighborhood The Republican King of Council and his Republican Court —Court House The U.S. Congress, along with the National Housing Act, has made it possible for simply looked away as Joann McDevitt collected signatures for *** you and millions of other families to make major improvements to their homes. their Republican candidate immediately following a council Does anyone know where you sign up to have your snow By taking advantage of this program you can get your dream kitchen, dream meeting. Even though politicking isn't permitted in City Hall, shoveled at no charge at your restaurant on Pacifi c Avenue by bathroom and many other projects or ideas you may have to beautify your home who would stop her? What's good for the Republican rulers is the city workers? I would love to take advantage of that perk with NO MONEY DOWN or with NO EQUITY IN YOUR HOME. good for the Republican rulers. After all, the Republicans rule since we don't get any other help from the city for owning a Homeowners may qualify immediately for up to council and all thy land and all thy property as far as ye can see, business property on Pacifi c. from thy ocean to thy bay. —Wildwood —North Wildwood *** $25,000.00to repair and remodel your home! *** I would fi rst like to say I do not have a son on Lower’s high Well Van Drew and Pickering are at it again. One by one school team, I only have a daughter there now. I do, as a for- Limitations: Homes must be owner occupied. getting rid of every strong woman involved in politics. The only Advantages: No equity required (For qualifi ed homeowners only) mer player, pay attention to the baseball program. Congratula- Extended payment plans up to 25 years women left are the ones who will do their bidding. (Except for tions to the coaching staff. How can you promote the idea to No prepayment penalty. Can be paid off without penalty at anytime Joyce, of course) drop freshman ball? Your egos have smothered your judgment. Low monthly payments. —Dennis Township Freshmen need to be taught (coached) what they signed up Income tax deductible. *** for. Remember, it’s easy to coach the better players, earn your Refi nance available The excuse for the $3.8 million expenditure for the Cape pay with the lesser talent. Maybe if you had the freshman try Debt Consolidation: Our debt consolidation plan lets you pay off your bills, remodel your home, May mall is that the water and sewer pipes, which are about out for the freshman team, you might have had something of put extra cash in your pocket. PAY OFF HIGH INTEREST CREDIT 30 years old, need replacing. Well, the water and sewer pipes a team. You assigned one freshman before tryouts to the var- CARDS AND CAR LOANS and signifi cantly cut your monthly payments. on my street are original, almost 100 years old, with no obvi- sity before the fi rst try out. I was wondering, do you give the NOW YOU MAY ALSO QUALIFY TO CONSOLIDATE YOUR CURRENT BILLS ous problems, and city council is not clamoring to upgrade my money the kids raised back to them if they don’t have a team TO (1) LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT WHILE IMPROVING YOUR HOME! street. anymore? I remember when baseball fl ourished there, but that Approved Users —Cape May was because of Coach Weeks. There was a man who truly *** coached with a passion for the kids no matter what the tal- Vinyl Siding • Garage Doors •Additions/Decks • Carpets • Fiberglass • Roofi ng • Kitchens • Heating Systems • Replacement Windows • Steel & Storm Doors • Bathrooms • Plumbing/Electrical • Basements Bravo to the team working to save the Beach Theatre. For ent…a true coach. a town with its own fi lm festival and so many talented, arts- —Lower Township NOTHING DOWN • LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS minded citizens, this is the right thing to do. I believe there are *** CALL NOW TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR THIS PROGRAM enough interested people in this area to sustain an art-house I agree with the spouter about the library and the one reli- theatre year-round. Sign me up. gion. I took a look. The library is a public place for the entire THE HR GROUP 1-800-655-1033 —Cape May community, it’s not a church nor does it give you the right to www.hrguildltd.com *** Did you know that if you live in Sea Isle you don't need a (Page A27 Please) Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27

Spout Off *** Owner’ sign and an MLS sign. One real estate agent said she or shouldn’t do with their (From Page A26) I recently had visitors in town from Pennsylvania and when only services Wildwood Crest and another real estate agent said I children. Are they your kids? promote your own religious agenda. I don't think you can use driving down the lower end of Lafayette Street, they said it should list with him if my property doesn’t sell within six months Are they related to you? If not, taxpayer dollars and do that…and I am a Christian. Shame on reminded them of North Philly. Maybe we should put up “No because no one is going to show it since it isn’t listed with that you should mind your own you. dumping” signs. particular offi ce. I don’t think it’s right that the buyer and the business. —Court House —Del Haven seller are not the ones that benefi t from a sale. —Court House *** *** —North Wildwood *** The state of New Jersey is much like the Land of Oz. Among Any candidate who would criticize the handling of Play by the *** Relatives should take care our many problems is the University of Medicine and Dentistry Bay in Sea Isle, Ocean City, and Avalon doesn’t understand the Thank God a change of government has been pushed through of relatives and the money of New Jersey (UMDNJ), which seems unable to get its act problem that occurred with the lumber used to construct it. The in Sea Isle City. Now people who live in this town and are con- should be put to the Catholic together. The administration admits to "a breach of fi duciary problem with the lumber didn’t come to the attention of anyone cerned with Sea Isle City’s issues instead of just what they pay in schools for the children. Shut and ethical responsibilities" even though the taxpayers are until recently and once it did, local governments made immediate their second home’s property taxes will be addressed. We need down the nursing homes. pumping millions of dollars to them each year. Unfortunately, steps to rectify the situation. Anyone that would use that as a people like Bill Keener, Joe LaRosa and Frank Edwardi, people —Cape May County the institution has become an employment agency for the crutch doesn’t know what’s going on. People like Lenny Desiderio who live and work in Sea Isle City, to be involved in the local city *** politically connected. They seem to think that their goal is to and Joe LaRosa do know what’s going on and have already made government and work with Mayor Desiderio, who works in the Hail to the Avalon spouter provide a social mission of health care, which apparently means the steps to handle this. These are the people we need. city government, instead of people who are beholden to out of who said that our government taking care of the medical needs of those who choose not to —Sea Isle City town trusts. I’m so glad that this is fi nally going to happen. is a dictatorship. Glad to see take out insurance. All we hear from the top people there is *** other people agree. Many that they are trying to come to grips with their problems and The mayor should be ashamed. Rio Grande Avenue looks —Sea Isle City residents have completely that the solution is more and more funding. That defi nitely is horrible. What are the families going think when they come *** lost faith, for example, in not the true answer. down? There are so many bumps and holes. Hopefully all the money Lower Township’s new city manager the construction department, —Court House —Wildwood is going to save the tax payers will go to offset the $1 million recreation department, zoning *** *** budget override on the new sports complex and the thousands emphasis, and etcetera. When The Rte. 47 Bridge in Dennisville work is shut down again It’s time for a law here in New Jersey against throwing ciga- going to extra dirt to replace the missing dirt. If not they can are these people going to be due to problems with rebar in the beams. When is someone rette butts all over the place. They are pollution and trash. If always put a gate up next to the bridge on the south side of the honest with themselves and going to supervise this job so the work can get done? It’s been people threw gum wrappers or other things all over the place, canal and charge all the illegal dumpers who are ruining the everyone else and fi nally abide two years. What about the businesses losing customers due to it would be a big mess. Bike riders and walkers can especially area around Oreos Pit. If they refuse to stop it we might as well by the laws that they made and these errors? see them. When the rain comes, all the butts wash down into make a few bucks. apparently are run by? They —West Cape May our sewers. We need a law against this. —Lower Township certainly are coming up short *** —Stone Harbor *** in many peoples’ eyes. If you Middle Township H.S. Class of 1968 is coming upon its 40th *** I don’t think some people know the defi nition of friendship. My are not going to follow your year reunion. Will apathy once again prevail and this day come Can someone please tell me why a huge, two-piece pre-fab defi nition of a friend is someone who would not do something own laws why make them? and go as past milestones have? One saving grace is that it can- home is allowed to be parked in West Wildwood, when it’s going behind my back to hurt me. Also there are too few Avalon not be held at the "Thunderbird" if it is celebrated at all. Long to be put in North Wildwood? Is it because the mayor of West —Court House residents in charge of these Distance Classmate Wildwood is doing the foundation of the home? *** departments. We feel that is —Scottsdale, AZ. —West Wildwood The Middle Township Board of Education and the mayor’s why nothing works and no- *** *** committee for Middle Township vote on their budget this month. body cares. You certainly can’t We have so many wonderful people who are so willing to I live in Sandman Towers, and couldn’t agree more with the I hope they are considering the seniors of Middle Township. We to talk to the mayor about any give of their time and resources. One group is Manhattanville Wildwood spouter who thinks we should be moved out of are having problems now with the present tax rates. It’s really of this because he is always College, which runs the "Hat's Off To Veterans" program. It town. I have a couple of suggestions. How about Stone Harbor, not fair to us, especially the residents of Whitesboro. Most of out of town and always out promotes recognition to vets especially those home or hospital Cape May, Court House or better yet, Maui, Hawaii? Get us out those seniors are really suffering and may have to move out. Of of touch. bound because of injury while serving our country. It is trite but of town as soon as possible to any of those cities. course that doesn’t seem to bother the local politicians or school —Avalon true that we owe our freedoms to those brave men and women —Wildwood board members. As long as they get their raises in the budgets *** who serve in the military. There are many things we can do for *** they couldn’t care less about asking some old people to do with a To the spouter who does all our veterans. One way is to get involved in a one-on-one pen-pal Avalon has done a wonderful job beautifying the downtown little less. We are being forced out. I wonder if they had mothers her shopping at the Rio Grande relationship to affi rm our appreciation and affi rmation of their area, with the trees, lights, parking, and the streets, but yet they and fathers who couldn’t afford to pay higher taxes because of Shop Rite, I agree with you. sacrifi ces and patriotism. The web site is www.mysoldier.com, have overlooked an area that is home to many visitors and that is these outrageous budget increases, would still vote to raise the The employees are great. The or e-mail [email protected]. the boardwalk. The boardwalk and 30th Street where the stores budget. I guess we have to change our voting preferences and one who comes to my mind —Avalon are is disgusting. It looks as though it hasn’t been cleaned since it’s vote these people out of offi ce. is a girl named Mickey. Her *** been built. The benches are broken and the splintery boardwalk —Whitesboro smile lights up the store and In response to why there are so many empty storefronts on the is fi lthy. The steps leading up to these stores are absolutely fi lthy. *** brings a smile to my face every Pacifi c Avenue Mall in Wildwood, there are a couple of reasons. This is where people come to vacation and it leaves a bad taste The mayor is again refusing to show up at a Candidates time I see her. The Shop Rite First, there is no established retail area. Instead of there being in the mouth of visitors. Please clean it up. Please get to work. Forum. Why doesn't he want to face the voters and answer ques- logo should be a picture of just two or four blocks, there are 15. The center of the island is The street isn’t the only thing. The boardwalk needs it too. tions about: No show jobs, nepotism, and special give-aways for Mickey’s face. Rio Grande Avenue. Most of the retail is there and they’re open —Avalon friends, runaway salaries and benefi ts? —Wildwood Crest year round, except when it fl oods, which is often. Any decent *** —Sea Isle City *** stores aren’t for rent but for sale. No one is going to buy without What’s up with the new budgets? I just heard what the new (ED NOTE: The Mayor sent a letter to SICTA thanking them for the city taking some direction. Also, the city isn’t business budgets are going to be in Middle Township for 2007. They are the invitation to participate, but regretfully declining due to a Saint Ann’s cheerleaders friendly. $610/year for mercantile or GWTDA fees is the highest going to be asking for $18M. The board of education is asking long-standing family commitment.) were good but Wildwood in the county. Ninety dollars for a fi re inspection is a joke. Other for $42M. That’s right. You read it right. $42M. They’re asking *** Crest’s cheerleaders were towns sent one inspector and charge about $50. this amount because most people will read this fi gure and do What a positive experience I had at the Dennis Township Se- better. -—Wildwood nothing while people like me are thinking what can be done. nior Center. A worker took several hours out of her very busy day —Wildwood Crest *** Please don’t think nothing can be done. You can start by coming to help me with a problem that I was having regarding my elderly *** Illegal immigrants are swarming across our border like a to the board of education meeting April 19 and make your parents. The center is a great asset to Dennis Township. To the spouter complaining human tidal wave. Border offi cers fi nd themselves in jail for feelings known. Don’t let these people jam these so called “for the —Dennis Township about the parades ending at enforcing our laws. This should send a message loud and clear children” budgets down our throats. This caller votes Democrat *** Kix, I’m sure all the people to the other border agents. Just more fi ascos to add to the moun- but I am tired of all this nonsense the school board hands out in I’m sick of reading only negative comments about Sea Isle City aren’t washing all the free food tain of trash erupting from Washington, D.C. Tar and feathers the name of getting a good education. They will still get a good and its city workers. What about the positive things they do, like down with water. to the rescue. education without these exorbitant budgets. the beautiful new Christmas star and Easter cross on the prom- —Sea Isle City —Cape May County —Middle Township enade? The employee who made them did it on his free time. Now *** *** *** that is positive. Focus on the good, not just the bad. Where is Patty J? Can someone please tell me how I go about reporting mental In concern with limited parking at the polling places with this —Sea Isle City —Villas abuse to an elderly woman? upcoming election, I was told at the last election there would be *** *** —North Wildwood carts running to transport us. But when I got there, they said the I would like to thank the local doctor who has misdiagnosed Five million of our older (ED NOTE: Call the Board of Social Services at 886-6200 and carts weren’t running. So much for having them ready. me and let people know to be careful of this doctor. I would also Americans have not signed ask for someone in Adult Protective Services.) —Wildwood like to let this doctor know that he cost me money when he up for their Medicare, Part D *** *** advised me to go the emergency room. I had to pay for it out of drug plan — they are old and I’m glad that this war is now longer than WWII with a mere I don’t think the problems with the Wildwoods are created by my own pocket. confused. We are not going 3,200 deaths. Would those who use the WWII timetable be more senior citizens and the disabled. They’re created by our culture —Villas to grant them an extension. satisfi ed if the war was shorter than WWII, which for a shorter promoting immorality. *** However, 12 million illegal period costs us over 400,000 lives, the latter fi gure a higher price —Wildwood This is for you people who think you are the world’s babysit- (Page A32 Please) to pay considering the length of time? *** ter and it’s your job to tell perfect strangers what they should —Cape May Beach Congratulations to Al Campbell on his recent promotion. *** Old’ Merv Kent, deceased owner and editor of the Gazette We hope someone will clean up the SW corner of Penn- in Court House, must be smiling down on his protégé. If in sylvania and Second avenues in Rio Grande. It is a sight all the doubt, just ask how would Merv Kent handle it. Good luck and time. congratulations. —Rio Grande —Court House *** *** Office Furniture for Home & Office Thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Troiano Sr. for their roles in a Attention all of Avalon’s government: Many of us residents Cape Assist gathering at the Crest Pier. They were most wonder- have totally lost all faith in you. Do you think you could be honest - OFFICES TO GO - ful in serving us and we appreciate it. We thank them kindly. enough to stand and support all your ordinances and rules, such —Wildwood Crest as in your zoning, construction, environment, and recreation *** departments? Instead you’re getting a stiff neck always look- •QUALITY DESK Who was it that said politicians are a lot like diapers? They ing the other way. Maybe you should start a magazine called •ECONOMY should be changed often and for all the same reasons. ‘Backward Living.’ PRICE —Wildwood —Avalon *** *** •EASY “In whatever condition we fi nd ourselves, we can always open Glad to see Cape May has scaled back, wow, from $4M ASSEMBLY ourselves for conversion and receive forgiveness for our sins. On to $3 point some million for the mall plan headed by Hillary CARDIFF PLAZA Calvary, by the supreme sacrifi ce of His life, the Messiah will seal Prichard. The most important thing to me is that she’s also on Across from Deltona Tire • Black Horse Pike for every man and woman the infi nite gift of God’s pardon and the environmental commission in West Cape May. She wants to (609) 569-9191 Visit us at: www.office-concepts.com mercy.” Words spoken by Pope John Paul the Great. cut back all the trees and bushes so all the merchants, including —Cape May her, can have higher sales. If anyone else would want to cut *** back trees in this town, there would be havoc. This town has Here’s a clue for the ‘holier than thou’ food pantry angels. too many hypocrites. TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. Expiration dates on cans are to be taken as ‘for best fl avor, eat —West Cape May by,” not “this food will spoil on…” The little angels have never *** been hungry or they’d know this. I’ve eaten soup a year past I’m sorry to hear that Leahy Sports is closing. This was a Construction At Your Taste With Our Fine Quality its expiration date, peanut butter three months past, and yogurt great local family-run business. My son and I have always enjoyed Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 a month past with no problems. The editor is right. Don’t look shopping there and enjoyed the personalized customer service a gift horse in the mouth. I won’t give expired canned food we received, especially from Jason. This kind of service you do • New Home Construction because I don’t want them to be tossed. I will eat them. I only not fi nd at the mall. You guys will be missed. give cans with expiration dates in the future, just to keep little —Rio Grande • Kitchens & Baths • Additions pantry angels happy. *** —Wildwood The poor Avalon students are missing out on a lot of ac- • Whole House Renovations *** tivities that have been traditions in Avalon for years, such as A fatal overdose and drugs again at the Sweetbrier. This is dances, fi eld trips and other activities. It’s a shame that the new • Design/Build Services the last week of winter. I recall a drug bust there this summer administration doesn’t care what the kids are used to having. and another one last fall. When will the Lower Township council The new administration was supposed to be an improvement. (609) 884-5151 put an end to this? Two drug busts and you’re supposed to lose What’s going on? INC. your mercantile license. I guess since someone died this time —Avalon www.townbankbuilders.com it will not count. *** Bob Obermeier and Sons 290 Fishing Creek Rd., Cape May —Villas Last week I listed my property for sale with a ‘For Sale By A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

help the way we do our a hearty laugh. old world starts getting you thinking. It can be sensed by tak- down, and you desperately Palm Sunday Parade SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT Last week I had the privi- ing a walk along the shore need to get away from all lege to see things from the line of beaches that most that rat race noise down and Reading of top of the Rocky Mountains of us live only a mere few in the street, I’ve got really the Passion Story as I had the chance to do minutes from. It can be good news. sponsored by With Pastor Rudy some skiing in Colorado engaged in by going outside There is room enough and I have to tell you that tonight and instead of just for two, three, or as many The Greater Wildwood One of my favorite songs Today’s article is written the stare in the midst of the looking around at all the as want to go, up on the Pastoral Association of all time is a tune written to serve as a reminder to air from way up there was unfi nished yard work, try roof… Let’s make a date Sunday, April 1st • 12 noon by Carol King that was fi rst us all that we need a little as exhilarating as it was looking up and see the and I’ll meet you there F recorded by the Drifters “Roof” time every now encouraging. handiwork displayed in the tonight! Meet at the First Baptist Church Atlantic Ave., back in 1963 entitled, “Up and then. “Roof” time “On the Roof” of nature stars that the actual num- The Lighthouse Church Wildwood and parade to Douglass Pavilion at On The Roof.” is when you consciously things were as peaceful as ber of all those twinkling meets every Sunday at Wildwood Ave. and to boardwalk. While I do love their make the decision to call could be and the largeness fireballs are known by a Middle Township Elemen- Concert by the Angelus Chorus at 4pm at the version of the song, I will a time-out and take a step of what I was seeing had God who genuinely longs to tary School No. 2 in Court First United Methodist Church Wildwood Crest. never forget the summer back so you can take a step me believing that if God know you even better. House with services at 9 F of 1979 when I along with up in the midst of the daily could make all of this with It can be encountered by and 10:30 a.m. Call 609-522-5000 • for rain location some 350,000 other peo- grind so that you can get a a mere word, just imagine hearing your favorite song ple, jammed into Central bigger picture of the way what he could do with little and singing along right out Holy Week Park in the Big Apple to things really are and not old you and me. loud and remembering see a free concert featuring be derailed by a debilitating It is not imperative that again why it gave you goose Schedule Sweet Baby James Taylor. tunnel vision which leads you jump on an airplane to bumps all those years ago. With a breathtaking to a “too narrow” point of experience “Roof” time. It can be tasted in taking Announced sunset serving as the back- view. “Roof” time is It can be had by doing the time to digest the day Travel Service, Inc. drop, he began singing not necessarily a place as something as simple as so that you can truly enjoy GREEN CREEK — “The the lyrics, “When this much as it is a frame of playing with your kids on each and every bite of Terrifi c Trio,” the Bethel Escorted Motorcoach Tours old world starts getting mind although the location the living room fl oor and these God given moments UMC Route 47, Green Convenient Pick-Up Points In Your Area me down and people are from where you are doing not allowing anyone to get without feeling like you are Creek, Dias Creek UMC, See the USA aboard our deluxe “Comfort Coach” just too much for me to your viewing sure could up until you both have had stuffi ng it all in hurry and a Dias Creek Road and Gos- Extra leg room and seat back entertainment system with hostess face, I climb way up to huff that only leads to daily hen UMC Route 47, Gos- 2007 Escorted Motorcoach Tours the top of the stairs and County Hosts Health indigestion. hen, have announced the Mar 25-27 Foxwoods Resort ...... call all my cares just drift right “Roof” time reminds us schedule for Holy Week. It Mar 31-Apr 5 Pigeon Forge TN & Asheville ...... $695pp into space…” It was a Resource Day for All that in a moment it could is as follows: April 22-27 Savannah & Charleston ...... $625pp little piece of heaven right all be gone. “Roof” time Holy Thursday services, 7 May 15-23 Branson, MO ...... $1025pp smack in the midst of an WILDWOOD — Ignor- They are presentations wakes us up to the realiza- p.m. in Dias Creek UMC. May 21-26 Michigan & Mackinac Island ...... $725pp August heat wave on plan- ing that New Year’s reso- scheduled on key health tion that in a moment that Good Friday services will May 27-31 French Canada ...... $645pp et earth. lution to be healthier in concerns: huge problem that is steal- be held at 7 p.m. at Goshen Jun 3-7 Myrtle Beach, SC ...... $445pp To this day, when this 2007? • 11:30 a.m. — “Living ing your sleep at night may UMC. Jun 10-16 Bermuda Cruise from Phila...... $995pp life starts to approach the Stop in at the Wildwood with Diabetes,” Registered not matter much at all. Easter morning Sunrise Jun 24-28 Cape Cod, Mass...... $599pp overwhelming level on Convention Center April Nurse Cindy Kraemer, a “Roof” time helps us to Service will be held 6:30 Jun 29-Jul 9 Mt. Rushmore & National Parks ...... $1395pp July 17-20 Vermont Summer Tour ...... $475pp the stress meter, I look up 14, where there will be diabetes educator from relearn that maybe the pur- a.m. at Bethel UMC. Speak- to heaven for a smile from folks to give encourage- Burdette. pose in life is not just get- er will be Brian Robinson. the Creator and I begin ment along that line. • 1 p.m. — “Treating ting to our destination but Breakfast will be served to sing that very song to It’s a County Healthcare Lung Disorders,” Dr. Henry doing it in such the manner at 7:30 a.m. in the social CALL FOR FREE BROCHURES regain my bearings before Resource Day sponsored Komansky, internal medi- that all had a good time hall. Attention Group Leaders! Our Deluxe Coaches are available for charter. I lose perspective and then by freeholders, the county cine and pulmonary dis- along the way. So right Regular church service is Senior Travel • 1-800-257-8910 the world below does not Department of Health, the ease specialist. smack dab in the middle 9:25 a.m. Box 308, 15 South Main St., Cape May Court House 08210 bother me as much as it Parish Nurse Program and • 2 p.m. — “Cardiac of Cape May County, I’ve For further information, did just a few moments Burdette Tomlin Memorial Rehab and Risk Factor found my paradise that is call Pastor Jerry Crossley, before. Hospital. Modifi cation,” Kim Elliott, trouble proof. And if this 465-8055. It begins as 11 a.m. and from Burdette. ends at 3 p.m. • 3 p.m. — “Recent “Out with the New, in with the Old” There will be free health Developments in the Treat- Seashore Community Church “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 screenings for blood pres- ment of Cancer,” Dr. Juli- sure, blood sugar, cho- anne Childs, oncology and of the Nazarene Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church lesterol and fracture risk, hematology specialist. along with exhibits and Admission is free and 446 Seashore Road in Erma King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching information about local open to all. community healthcare or- 886-6196 Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values ganizations. Holy Trinity 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 Journey To Find Jesus Restaurant Holy Week Schedule Told -Easter Edition Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Gala Raises Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. WILDWOOD — The $240,000 Lutheran Church of the Friday Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. Holy Trinity announced Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. MAYS LANDING — the Holy Week Triduum March 30th With the James Bond-in- Services. They are as fol- Children’s Bible spired theme, “Live and lows: and Saturday Let’s Dine,” patrons at the Maundy Thursday Ser- Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 24th annual Restaurant & Family vice, 7:30 p.m. Commem- March 31st Gala raised a record-break- oration of the Last Supper ing $240,000 for student and the Foot Washing. scholarships at the Acad- Good Friday, interactive Th e Journey begins at 7pm emy of Culinary Arts and family service, 3:30 p.m. with tours starting every half hour. The First Presbyterian Church Atlantic Cape Community and Tenebrae, service of College. diminishing light, 7:30 Th e fi nal tour starts of Cape May More than 1,000 people p.m. at 8:30pm on both evenings. attended the sold-out event Easter Vigil, service of Each tour will end with a fi nale at the corner of held March 7 at the At- Fire, Light, Water and the lantic City Convention Word, 7:30 p.m. Children in the Fellowship Hall. Hughes and Decatur Sts. Center. and adults are invited to Come out and experience 609-884-3949 The Restaurant Gala bring a stuffed animal for 50/50 raffle brought in the story of the fl ood and a Journey that you Our mission…to be more than $20,000 for a bell to ring for the Easter will never forget! college scholarships. Jeffrey celebration. Christ to our neighbor H. Gott, Jay Ford and Jodie DiEduardo, employees at The “Visitor’s Church” Cape Savings Bank in Wild- since 1853. wood, shared the $12,090 Home of the Jazz Vespers grand prize. Deborah Bass & The Cape May of Villas, was a third-prize Community Food Closet winner. Held annually, the gala 92 Rte 50, Seaville Invites you to worship with us. has served as the premier black-tie fundraising event Cape May County’s only Marble and Granite Custom Fabricator in South Jersey for more PALM SUNDAY EASTER SUNDAY than 20 years, providing Kitchen Counter Tops • Bathroom Vanity 9 AM Traditional Service 6:30 AM Sunrise Service the venue for area restau- Tops • Table Tops • Fireplace Surrounds with Organ & Choir C.M. Beach Ave. Pavilion rants to showcase their house specialties while Granite counter tops starting at $59 per SF installed. 10 AM Refreshments & 8:45 AM Traditional Service helping to raise scholarship Hundreds of slabs on site. Bring your plans. Fellowship Hour & 10 AM Fellowship Hour dollars for ACA students. Adult Bible Study & Adult Bible Study It has raised more than Showroom Hours: $1.6 million in its history. Monday - Saturday 9am - 3pm 11 AM Celebration Service 11 AM Celebration Service Remaining gala foods were After hours and Sundays - By Appointment with Jazz Ensemble with Jazz Ensemble donated in the name of the restaurants to the Atlantic Rev. Beverly Snedeker, Pastor City Rescue Mission. 390-0002 Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH & OF ANGLESEA Joe Henson III, Pastor Resurrection Sunday, April 8th SONrise Service ~ 6:15 am Sunday School ~ 10:00 am Morning Worship Service~11:00am www.fbcanglesea.org Preaching Christ... Crucifi ed, Risen and Coming Again! Evangelical Lutheran Church 522-2951 303 Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood of Our Saviour Third Ave. at Ninety-Third Street Stone Harbor, New Jersey 08247-0488 YOU ARE INVITED TO You are invited to PASSION/PALM SUNDAY WORSHIP - 10am MAUNDY THURSDAY WORSHIP - 7:30pm TABERNACLE THE LORD’S SUPPER GOOD FRIDAY WORSHIP - 7:30pm UNITED METHODIST TENEBRAE WITH MINI-CANTATA: “Shadows of Sacrifice” EASTER SUNDAY WORSHIP COMMUNITY SUNRISE WORSHIP - 6:15am CHURCH (88th and the Beach in S.H.) EASTER COMMUNION - 8:30am April 1st Palm Sunday FESTIVAL FAMILY SERVICE - 10am Sunday School 9am Phone: 609-368-3031 • e-mail: [email protected] Combined Worship Service 10:30am The Rev. Dr. Glenn F. Schoenberger, Pastor Our Mission: To Draw People to Christ and His Church Thursday, April 5th • 7 pm Maundy Thursday Worship Service with Communion B’S EMP E TOM TY AN Friday, April 6th TH D 12 noon - 1 pm Good Friday Worship Service EART’S FILL Easter Sunday, April 8th H ED • 6:30 am Sunrise Service Y !! • 8:30 am Contemporary Worship M CCOMEOME AANDND EEXPERIENCEXPERIENCE ! • 9:45 am Sunday School - all ages EEASTERASTER THISTHIS APRILAPRIL • 11:00 am Traditional Worship AATT TTHEHE LLIGHTHOUSEIGHTHOUSE CHURCH.CHURCH. Pastor Jack Howard TThathat fi rstrst EasterEaster thethe tombtomb waswas emptyempty andand thethe worldworld waswas cchangedhanged for-for- 702 Seashore Road, Erma 884-3574 eever.ver. JJesus’esus’ ddeatheath aandnd rresurrectionesurrection waswas a miraculousmiraculous eventevent thatthat hashas aamazingmazing iimplicationsmplications eevenven ttoday.oday. FForgiveness,orgiveness, HHope,ope, EEternalternal LLifeife aarere allall ppossibleossible becausebecause ofof EasterEaster andand that’sthat’s a ccauseause fforor ccelebration!elebration! SSoo jjoinoin uuss aatt TThehe LLighthouseighthouse CChurchhurch aass wwee rememberremember tthishis hhistoricistoric eeventvent aandnd llearnearn mmoreore aaboutbout howhow itit cancan stillstill changechange ourour liveslives ttoday.oday.

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• EEASTERASTER SSERVICEERVICE 99AMAM & 110:30AM0:30AM Pastor Willie L. Johnson, Jr. ““Easter:Easter: WhenWhen EEmpty’smpty’s A GoodGood Thing”Thing” 142 W. Spencer Ave., Wildwood MMiddleiddle TTownshipownship ElementaryElementary #2,#2, CapeCape MayMay CourtCourt House,House, NJNJ 609-522-1028 FFOROR ADDITIONALADDITIONAL INFORMATIONINFORMATION CALLCALL TTHEHE CHURCHCHURCH OFFICEOFFICE ATAT 609-465-6690609-465-6690 A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

Covenant Presbyterian Church 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 886-2448

Palm Sunday, April 1st

CCOLDOLD SPRINGSPRING PPRESBYTERIANRESBYTERIAN CCHURCHHURCH Good Friday, April 6th 778080 SSEASHOREEASHORE RD.RD. CCAPEAPE MMAY,AY, NJNJ 0820408204 Island Family Easter Sunday, April 8th OOffiffi ccee PPhone:hone: 8884-406584-4065 Worship Center Great Palm Sunday Service Palm Sunday - April 1st 10:30 am - Service 10:30am Maundy Thursday - April 5th www.islandfamilyworship.com 7 pm Lord’s Table Fellowship/Communion Listen to Price Hall “Perfect Day Radio” Good Friday - April 6th Seashore Community 12 noon - 3:00 pm Reading the WIBG 1020AM Church of the Nazarene Gospel of Mark VFW Hall, 3816 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood 446 Seashore Road Come and go as you wish Pastors Jack & Dawn Schell & Chris Erma • 886-6196 Easter Sunday - April 8th For More Information Call (609) 576-2953 7:00 am Sunrise Meditation/Breakfast HOLY WEEK SERVICES 10:30 am Flowering of the Cross Thursday, April 5th Communion Service @ 7pm All services held at Old Brick Church unless otherwise noted HOLY SPIRIT Friday, April 6th AALLLL WWELCOMEELCOME LUTHERAN CHURCH Good Friday Service @ 12noon 1220 Bayshore Rd., Saturday, April 7th Easter Egg Hunt St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Villas 9425 Third Avenue 886-2414 All children are invited to join us as we hunt for eggs and celebrate Jesus!! Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 Maundy Thursday Ages 2 - Kindergarten 9am Grades 1 - 6 10am Service 7:00pm Holy Week Services Sunday, April 8th Good Friday Resurrection Worship Services Palm Sunday, April 1st 7:00pm Tenebrae 2 Locations -Erma 8:15am & 10:45am Holy Eucharist and Easter Sunday Distribution of Palms - 8am Communion Service 11:00am Bayshore Community Church Pastor Richard Garrison 902 Washington St. Solemn Holy Eucharist and - North Cape May 9:30am Procession with Palms - 10am

Maundy Thursday, April 5th ST. BARNABAS Open Hearts Open Minds Footwashing and Open Doors Solemn Holy Eucharist - 7:30pm BY-THE-BAY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Good Friday, April 6th 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas 886-5960 Solemn Celebration of The Lord’s Passion - 12 noon • Palm Sunday 8:00am and 9:30am - Holy Eucharist Service of Healing - 7:30pm 9:30am - Church School

Holy Saturday, April 7th • Maundy Thursday The Great Vigil of Easter - 7:30pm 7:30pm - Holy Eucharist and Stripping of the Altar Sunday April1st 4pm Easter Sunday, April 8th • Good Friday Concert by The Angelus Chorus Wednesday April 4th Ecumenical Easter Sunrise 12 noon - “The Passion” Soup Supper Service - 6:15am - Thursday April 5th 7pm • Holy Saturday Maundy Thursday Communion Service 88th St. & Beach, Stone Harbor Friday April 6th 7pm 7:30pm - “Easter Vigil” Tennebrae Service Holy Eucharist at St. Mary’s (“Service of the Shadows”) 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am • Easter Sunday Easter Sunrise on the Beach 6am 8:00am and 9:30am - Holy Eucharist Easter Service 9:30am 9:30am - Church School First United Methodist Church The Rev. John W. Sosnowski - Rector 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Parish Offi ce 609-368-5922 www.saintbarnabasvillas.org 609-729-4265 Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1

ST. SIMEON’S BY THE SEA EPISCOPAL CHURCH In the Wildwoods since 1906 25th & Central Aves., N. Wildwood 609-522-8389

ST. RAYMOND Holy Week & Easter Services CATHOLIC CHURCH • Palm Sunday: 9 am Holy Eucharist Villas • Maundy Thursday: 7 pm Holy Eucharist Invites you to & Foot Washing • Good Friday: Noon -1 pm Come Home for Easter • Easter: 9 am Holy Eucharist Masses: Regular Sunday Services Year Round 9 am NEW MASS TIMES Saturday, March 31st, 4pm HOLY TRINITY Sunday, April 1st , 8am & 10am May Your Heart Sing with the LUTHERAN CHURCH Joy of the Risen Lord on His Atlantic & Poplar Avenues Resurrection Feast. Wildwood • 522-5000 Palm Sunday, April 1 8:00am Worship Service 10:15 Blessing of Palms 10:30 Worship Service Maundy Thursday, April 5 7:30pm - Worship Service Good Friday, April 6 3:30pm Family Service 7:30pm - Tenebrae Service CHRIST IN THE SEDER Saturday, April 7 7:30pm - Easter Vigil Easter Sunday - April 8 10:30am Worship Service The Reverend Eileen E Spehr, Pastor

First Baptist Church of Wildwood TThehe CChurchhurch thatthat bbeganegan inin a MMerry-Go-Rounderry-Go-Round Thursday 10:30am - Community Luncheon Palm Sunday 9:30am Sunday School 11am Morning Worship THE PASSOVER STORY Noon Parade & Passion Service WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 AT 6:30 PM Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided Rev. Ron Elkin, Director of AMMI MINISTRY, will Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981 illustrate, through the Feast of Passover, the prophetic picture it gives of Jesus Christ 1400 years before He came to Earth, the Last Supper and the symbols of the Communion Service. Hear Cape Island about the Jewish roots of the Christian faith as Baptist Church seen in the Feasts of Israel and the Messianic Prophecies. The program is appropriate for Columbia & Guerney St., Cape May children and adults. Pastor James R. Berger CALL TO RESERVE 884-3917 ALL WELCOME! www.capeislandbaptist.org ROB MEYER, PASTOR Maundy Thursday THE CARPENTER’S SHOP 6pm Seder Meal 4505 PARK BOULEVARD Reservations Required WILDWOOD, NJ 08260 (609) 523-1444 Easter Sunday 9:30am Sunday School Join Us For EASTER Celebration 10 AM 11am Sunday Service A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

Spout Off The highest taxes in the (From Page A27) county are in the city with aliens are in our country and we are gong to allow them to stay, the most employees; the city Crabs & Seafood protest, procreate, receive support monies, attend schools, avoid with the worst streets; the city with a Mayor that does Taking Fresh Seafood Available paying income tax, etc. Don’t forget to pay your taxes — 12 Italian Bakery and Deli Easter Orders million illegal aliens are depending on you. not care. This is Wildwood, —Rio Grande and he says we’re building on 2 for *** success. Place your Easter Crab Cake $ 95 Our state government has committed itself to plans to reduce —Wildwood 17 emissions of greenhouse gases by 2020. It would be nice if *** orders now! Dinners each of our various municipalities would publish their individual Wildwood has a police de- includes Baked Potato or FF & Cole Slaw plans in the Herald so that we could all see the proposals they partment with 20 patrolmen 609-522-8322 • Open Tues-Sun 6am-6pm Dinners available 3 pm to closing have. Likewise with our representatives, Van Drew and Albano and 20 ranking offi cers; this 17th & Central Aves., N. Wildwood March 30-April 1 only and our senator, Asselta. We can no longer afford to put this is a one to one ratio. The cur- FRESH BAIT & TACKLE off. rent mayor and commissioner Bloodworms & Surf Clams —Middle Township are again appointing more of- Thursday thru Sunday 7am - 8pm *** fi cers to ranking positions be- RIO NAILS & SPA Thank you Lower Township detective bureau, primarily fore election. Just another way Let us pamper you on your special day! 228 Route 47 S., Dias Creek • 609-463-8845 Detective Sergeant Keywood. The work ethic and professional- they’re wasting tax money. ism shown by you and your —Wildwood 463-8868 *** department is unrivaled. It’s • Manicures Introducing unfortunate your administra- I bet half the people com- 2007’s tion lacks the same caliber of plaining about the shoobies • Pedicures TM #1 Franchise professionalism. coming were at some time • Full set for acrylic, -Entrepreneur —Middle Township a shoobie themselves. It’s uv gel, pink & whites Magazine *** a shame how people forget and silk wrap nails I see that Madonna has a where they come from. • Custom Nail Designs new line of clothing. Before —Cape May • Waxing With better for buying and contributing to *** Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome her wealth, remember that The spouter from North Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) you sandwiches, she hates the United States. Cape May commenting about She lives in Europe. If she parents “letting” their 16 and sides & drinks. is in the states for a concert 17-year-olds have sex is ridic- Join the Fit Evolution she refuses to sing unless ulous. You can’t just assume the American fl ag is taken that parents allow them to OPEN DAILY down. She seemed fi ne with have sex. Parents can have SUBWAY - Eat Fresh-er! the money she earned from a great relationship with their the American people. Don’t children and instill morals. 609.463.6344 1613 Rt 47 South, Rio Grande (Located next to Joe Canals) support her. She only comes You would be surprised what Call Ahead 609-889-4777 or Fax Your Order 609-889-4919 back when she wants more they will do if they want to do American money. I say get something. So if you have a 591 Route 9 South lost Madonna, we don’t need child think about what extent Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 you. There are other ce- they would go to have sex. lebrities who have clothing Don’t judge. www.emeritus.com lines who support and love —North Cape May America. *** ©2007 Emeritus Assisted Living —Dennis Township The SICTA needs to real- *** ize that Sea Isle City is a re- To the woman who is sort town. It needs a certain ¶ proud of her husband for be- amount of full-time employ- CAPE MAY ing a paid fi refi ghter. I too ees to deal with the summer am proud of my husband who season. Without them things puts his life on the line each would be worse then they al- time he is called, the only dif- ready are. The summer help ELECTRIC ference is he is not paid to do that is employed is down here LASER DENTISTRY it. I don’t think you realize for one thing — to party. The (9473) the volunteer fi refi ghters must quality of the seasonal em- 884-WIRE If you thought that the use of lasers x-rays when needed. We stress preventive have the same training as the ployees pool is slim. Many was limited primarily to plastic surgeons dentistry for all members of the family. “professionals.” This training come down, drink too much, • Residential & Commercial and dermatologists, you should know We’re located at 109 WEST ATLANTIC is not made up by each fi re call out of work, or don’t show • Emergency Calls that dentists use lasers for a variety of AVE., CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, company, it is mandated by up for that matter. The town • Specializing in Troubleshooting and Repairs procedures. Perhaps the most popular use where we strive to teach you good oral the state. I believe that a fi re- needs to keep the full-time of this technology involves professional hygiene. In the long run you will have fi ghter is a fi refi ghter and we men on because they are de- NJ Lic. # 8614 Prompt, Courteous, Reliable Service tooth whitening, which lasers perform better dental health. Good experiences with should be proud of them all, pendable and they know that more quickly and more effectively than dentistry are based on making the right not just the ones that collect they will show up for work. other methods. Using lasers, dentists choice in a family dentist and in taking a paycheck. Kudos to the union leaders WHY CHARTER ANY OLD BUS? can whiten teeth a shade or more than steps to keep dental costs at a minimum —Lower Township that negotiate their contracts. otherwise possible. Lasers can also be used through self-care at home between visits. *** —Sea Isle City to diagnose cavities more precisely and Please call 609.465.5415 to schedule an Sea Isle can have lower *** effectively, affording earlier intervention. appointment. We accept most insurances, fl ood insurance rates, better To the spouter comment- ing about restaurants and When cavities are found, lasers may be including Delta Dental. We also have roads, a “showcase” marina, a good business and family services in Cape May County: used to remove decay without the vibration fi nancing available through Care Credit I am a waitress, and I think and noise of a drill. And, lasers may also be and Healthcare Credit. atmosphere. We need lead- ers without vested interests that I am a good one and I am used for soft-tissue procedures, such as gum very polite. I agree that for revision, eliminating the need for sutures. Please send your questions or comments like Mike McHale to restore WHEN YOU CAN CHARTER A NEW the spirit of Sea Isle City. the prices you pay it should Not only is laser dentistry usually to my offi ce or e-mail me at: [email protected] —Sea Isle City be worth it. I think everyone COMFORT COACH better for your teeth, it also makes your *** should know what it feels like visit to the dentist more comfortable. At P.S. Micro-air abrasion involves “sand- Don’t we need a football, to be a server. We work off 609-465-5078 SUNSHINE DENTAL, we recommend blasting” decay with tiny aluminum oxide basketball and soccer com- tips people, and we get paid regular checkups, periodic cleanings, and particles, averting the need for drilling. missioner to go along with the about $2 an hour. If you have baseball commissioner? Let’s the money to order appetizers, continue to blatantly abuse dinner entrees, alcoholic bev- the taxpayers with foolish erages, etc.then you should We’re Back! waste. have enough to tip…and not —Dias Creek just 10 percent. —North Cape May Mc M’s *** EASYEASY MONEYMONEY *** I have been coming to Low- er Township for over 50 years. The spouter who com- Salon & Spa I became a permanent resi- plained about the library: I dent when I retired 10 years see nothing wrong. The book- ago. If you want to get a lesson marks and even the stickers in smoke-fi lled, back-room on the books belong there. We were founded by Chris- 263-4411 politics, all you have to do is pay attention to what goes on tians and we are a Christian 4411 Landis Avenue, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 at township meetings. There nation. You move to Iran. God are four duly elected council- (Page A66 Please) men, but the fourth one, (of a different political party), is usually omitted until deals are formed. The township coun- cil who has served diligently and faithfully for 10 years, is !02 replaced by the lawyer that  represented the mayor in his 38 Route 47 South, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 • 465-1368 personal problem that is be- ing dragged out in hopes that Rob Fitzpatrick, DVM 9EAR&IXED2ATE(OME%QUITY,OANS
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The Ketchemeche — came to Anglesea, making 1885. The population at ter-point” became a desti- Far Left: Since it was fi rst built in 1905, the Hotel Bellevue (now Bellevue Tavern) part of the Lenape Nation fi shermen the only inhab- that time was 210, with nation for early travelers, was a major player in the history of Cape May County. It boasts fame for many rea- — were the fi rst inhabit- itants of the island until 20 homes and boarding as well as a center for sons, including two major fi res and a brief stay by Charles Lindbergh in pursuit of his ants of the fi ve-mile-long 1882, when a group of houses. county government, so kidnapped son in 1932. barrier island that today settlers arrived and began The village that even- there was a noticeable in- —Photo courtesy of the Cape May County Historical Society and includes the communities work clearing forest, build- tually became Cape May crease in public houses, or Dennis Roberts, current co-owner of the property. of Wildwood, Wildwood ing homes, schools, and Court House saw its fi rst “inns,” as they were popu- Crest, North Wildwood, churches. church opened in 1741 larly known. Second from Right: In 1930, the train ran past Fulginiti Grocery Store, which and West Wildwood. The boroughs of Holly and its fi rst session of com- stood on Rio Grande Avenue, Wildwood. When the train was coming down New In 1874 the lighthouse Beach and Anglesea were mon pleas court in 1745. Jersey Avenue (then Railroad Avenue), the owner interrupted his work to go outside offi cially incorporated in This new county “cen- and hold up a crossing signal. The fi rst railroad to reach the City of Cape May arrived in 1863. —Photo courtesy of David Williams of Wildwood Crest Historical Society

The Bellevue TavernJim today Vanore Today, Wildwood Harley-Davidson stands at —Photo by Rio Grande and New Jersey avenues. —Photo by Carolyn Mee Sturdy Financial Services www.sturdyonline.com 17 S. Main Street, Cape May Court House (609) 465-2387

Mills, a longtime local resident, ® earned a bachelor’s degree in CFP business administration from Fort MEGAN A. MILLS, Lewis College in Durango, Col. and completed the fi nancial plan- INVESTMENT ADVISER REPRESENTATIVE A variety of investment products and ning program at The American services are now available at Sturdy College in Bryn Mawr, Pa. She earned Savings Bank. Sturdy Financial Services designation as a Certified Financial is offered through an agreement the Planner™ and also holds a Series 7 Bank has with broker-dealer, PrimeVest general securities registration and Life Financial Services, said Henry J. Oberg- and Health insurance licenses with the fell, Bank President and CEO. Megan A. State of New Jersey. Mills, Investment Adviser Representa- Mills, a Middle Township High School tive, is now scheduling appointments at graduate, said she enjoys the challenge each of the Bank’s six branches. Call of customizing fi nancial plans to help Mills at 465-2387. clients reach their goals. “We are confi dent that Megan will provide clients with the personalized, PrimeVest Financial Services, Inc. professional service Sturdy Savings Bank is an independent registered broker/ As a Certified Financial Planner(TM), Megan offers you comprehensive financial products and services customers deserve and depend on,” said dealer and registered investment ad- tailored to your needs. Her focus is customer service, and she looks forward to providing you the Obergfell. viser. Member SIPC/NASD. Securities personal attention you deserve. Sturdy Financial Services offers a and insurance products offered by Pri- wide range of products and services, meVest: *Not FDIC/NCUSIF insured Call Megan Mills today! including stocks and bonds, annuities, *May go down in value *Not fi nancial (609) 465-2387 mutual funds, insurance, tax-favored institution guaranteed * Not a deposit * investments, U.S. government securi- Not insured by any federal government Sturdy Savings Bank, 17 S. Main Street, Cape May Court House ties and more. agency. Appointments available at all Sturdy Offices.

Sturdy Financial Services offers a wide range of products and services, including stocks and bonds,

® annuities, mutual funds, insurance, tax-favored PRIMEVEST Financial Services, Inc. is an independent, registered broker/dealer and registered investment adviser. Advisory services may only be offered by Investment Adviser Representatives in connection with an appropriate PrimeVest Advisory Services Agreement and disclosure brochure as provided. Securities and insurance products offered investments, U.S. government securities and more. by PrimeVest: ∗Not FDIC/NCUSIF insured *May go down in value *Not a deposit *Not financial institution guaran- teed*Not insured by any federal government agency A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Grace Energy 3017 Route 9, Rio Grande • (609) 465-5545 • (609) 399-0450 • 1-800-388-4645

In 1912 the Grace Family started a small Systems and Ventilation Systems, oil delivery business and called it Grace Oil Winter Watch Services, and Automatic Co. They delivered oil to homes by horse Home Standby Generators. drawn carts. As the times changed, so did In 2006, Brian Schoening came on board Grace Oil, adding trucks for delivery and as Grace Energy’s HVAC manager, bringing becoming the fi rst distributor of Texaco a new vitality to Grace Energy with his products. Grace Oil was mainly a fuel oil knowledge, experience and energy. Brian’s company and over the years, motor oil family has always been in the HVAC sales, gas stations, and a service department business, so Brian grew up learning the were added. business while taking part in it. He is a very By the 1990’s Grace Oil Co. had evolved welcome addition to Grace Energy. into Grace Energy, still providing all these Grace Energy’s company theme is “We’ll services, as well as expanding its service Be There!” because Grace Energy will be department to include air conditioning and there for estimates, service, installation, home comfort systems. Grace Energy is now service contracts, deliveries, AND Grace a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer and answers their phones, so you’ll always also specializes in the installation of Unico speak to a person, not a machine! high velocity heating and cooling for older homes. Grace Energy offers a wide variety Call Grace Energy and inquire about of products and services including Air their many services, products and payment Duct Cleaning, Humidifi ers, Electronic plans. Call 465-5545, 800-388-4645 or Air Cleaners, Ultra Violet Treatment e-mail them at [email protected]. We’re ready to take care of all your family’s Heating & Cooling needs: ...Grace Energy “We’ll Be There!” • UNICO or SPACE-PAK Central Heating & Air Systems for older homes. for estimates, service, installation, • Central Air Conditioning Systems. Call us for special pre-season pricing. • BRYANT Coast Guard units. service contracts, deliveries... • Air Conditioning & Heater tune-ups. • Air Duct Cleaning. • Gas or Oil Heat. • Automatic Home Standby Generators. • NATE Certifi ed Technicians.

The 26,000 readers of Medical Imaging magazine were surveyed and selected David A. Dowe, MD as one of the Top 10 Cardiac Imaging Specialists in the nation. Votes in this category were based on the radiologists’ unique cardiovascular imaging techniques and research, patient care and outcomes, and industry interaction. The survey gives Medical Imaging readers an opportunity to acknowledge the best and brightest in the field of cardiac imaging especially Coronary CTA.

Dr. Dowe is the CEO and COO of Atlantic Medical Imaging and is one of the world’s most experienced physicians in reading Coronary CTA exams. Since 2001, Atlantic Medical Imaging has been performing Coronary CTA exams and has performed more than 8,000 exams to date. Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Business Growth & Development www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35

JP Prime Steakhouse www.jpprime.com Chestnut & Olde New Jersey Avenues • N.Wildwood (609) 729-4141

Bisque, highly recommended by John. It was perfection. Consistency, taste, temperature, color, all just right. You simply must try it. We skipped the salad although they offered a nice variety. John told us that one salad would easily serve two. Perhaps, next time. For entrees, my husband chose the Hangar Steak, medium rare, with a side of sautéed asparagus. The By CAROLYN MILLER asparagus is cooked to your liking, fried, steamed or Herald Staff sautéed. And as for how you like your steak cooked, be advised, the menu says ‘If you want your steak “A classic steakhouse. A contemporary bar. An done well, order chicken.’ intimate lounge. Live jazz with Lois Smith and I chose the stuffed veal chop, described on the dancing. It’s everything you want and nothing you menu as Jon Paul’s favorite, with a side of sun-dried expect. Escape into the world of JP Prime and let tomato risotto. the adventure begin.” The waiter was right! The sides are large enough So says the web site for JP Prime, the newest to feed four people. They come served family style. restaurant in North Wildwood, located at 206 Olde I hear there is a ‘colossal’ baked potato that is New Jersey Ave. The restaurant is the latest venture approximately eight inches long and weighs one of Jon Paul Paxton who also owns Juan Pablos pound. Restaurant in Wildwood. Both dinners were well presented and On a rainy Thursday night my husband and I delicious. decided to see if JP Prime was as good as we had The dessert menu included chocolate mousse, been told. crème brulee cheesecake, key lime pie (described We arrived about 6:30 p.m. and were warmly as having the consistency of cheese cake) and triple greeted and promptly seated by manager Michael chocolate cake. King. We tasted the chocolate cake and the cheesecake. In that moment we were able to appreciate the Both were very good. beautiful dining room with its layered ceiling details The coffee, hearty and hot, was served in large and contemporary seating. mugs. Espresso and cappuccino are available, if Striped fabric on the back of the banquettes adds you prefer. a conservative and warm touch of color. Chairbacks After dinner we adjourned to the bar for a are covered in cowhide with the JP ‘brand’ stamped nightcap and a chance to talk with the owner, Jon Chef Jason Hippin and owner Jon Paul Paxton have a lot to smile about. on them. Paxton, and meet the staff. White linen napkins, fresh fl owers and votive The chef, Jason Hippen, of Wildwood, has worked to taste a vintage without buying an entire bottle. an unusual feature. candles add a pleasant charm without crowding at Marie Nicole’s, Wildwood Crest; Red Square at It allows diners to have the wine of their choice The restrooms are ultra-modern and sleek. TV’s the tables. Overhead and wall lighting is subdued the Tropicana and Buddakhan in Atlantic City. A without having to decide red or white. One guest are predominant, so you won’t miss any sports and adequate. action. The focal point of the dining room is the new glass With seating available on the porch (which is wine tower. Rising fl oor to ceiling, this temperature heated and air-conditioned), in the dining room and controlled unit can hold over 400 bottles of wine “I wanted to create the kind of place where at the bar, the entire restaurant can accommodate and serves as an impressive room divider. about 200 patrons. Once seated, John, our waiter, welcomed us, and you don’t have to wear a jacket and tie to enjoy JP Prime offers Prixe Fix Dinners during the week told us about the evening’s menu additions. for $30 including a glass of wine and special events Looking over the wine list and considering John’s a truly great meal. The kind of place I would like wine dinners and cigar dinners are scheduled suggestions we decided to start with a bottle of red throughout the year. wine and a few appetizers. Perhaps the best part of the entire JP Prime We took John’s suggestion for a bottle of Liberty want to go. Where my Dad would want to go. experience is the sense that everyone, the owner, School Cabernet from Paso Robles for $27. A the chef, the bartender, the waiter, is absolutely medium body red, it warmed well to the food. A great steakhouse appeals to everyone.” committed to your having a pleasant experience. For appetizers we had the Lobster Popcorn, We certainly plan to go back again. (lightly breaded chunks of lobster meat), Kobe - Jon Paul Paxton JP Prime Steakhouse Restaurant and Night Spot is Beef Burgers, (three small burgers to an order), and open Wednesday to Sunday, 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. Closed Chicken Satay, (skewers of chicken tenders with a talented young man, he was more than happy to can have a glass of white, another a glass of red. The Monday & Tuesday. hint of curry with apple chunks in a peach glaze). show off his kitchen. nitrogen tap system allows the bottles to be opened Dress to impress, no tank tops or cut offs. Not The warm rolls were good; a crispy outside and Bartender Tim is a warm and charismatic and remain fresh, protected from oxygenation. appropriate for small children. On site and valet light texture inside. presence. Famous for his martinis, he also makes After 10 p.m., JP Prime becomes Prime Time, parking available. Karen Paxton, Jon Paul’s sister, makes the soups a neat Stinger. a late night spot offering entertainment and drink Call 609-729-4141 for reservations. and desserts. Tonight’s soup d’ jour was a Shrimp At the bar, 16 Wines on Tap afford the opportunity and food specials. The lighted wrap-around bar is Photos By CAROLYN MILLER

The hangar steak and side order of asparagus were cooked to order.

The dining room is divided by a fl oor to ceiling glass wine cabinet. Bartender Tim loves the modern well-equipped bar. Wines on Tap are a real plus. A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Atlantic Cape Community College 341 South Dennis-Court House Rd., Cape May Court House • 609-463-4774

Atlantic Cape Community College’s counseling, testing, tutoring and fi nancial full-service, comprehensive Cape May aid assistance. For the fi rst time, Cape County Campus in Middle Township pro- May County residents have on-site ac- vides the education and training necessary cess to biology and chemistry labs, library to support business growth and develop- services with Learning Assistance Center ment in the greater Cape May County & computers, a bookstore and a cafeteria. community. Cape May County residents CMCC also features a distance learning now have a comprehensive, state-of-the- room, seminar-dining facility, 15-seat art facility for learning. conference room with video conferenc- To be competitive, companies need to ing capabilities, administrative and facul- fi nd highly educated employees. Commu- ty offi ces, and small and large group study nity colleges are responsive and fl exible rooms. in meeting the needs of local businesses. As part of ACCC’s commitment to ACCC works with employers to create serving residents in Cape May County, customized training programs to meet students can complete eight different de- workforce development needs. ACCC gree programs (Business Administration, has been highly successful in obtaining Criminal Justice, Education, General customized training contracts from the Studies, History, Humanities, Liberal Arts N.J. Department of Labor to upgrade the and Social Science) entirely at the new local workforce and support local busi- campus. nesses. Studies have shown that $1 spent In addition, the college offers courses at a community college produces private for many of ACCC’s 40 degree options and social benefi ts ranging from $1.90 to at the Cape May County Campus. Oth- $4.30. er degree and certifi cate programs will be developed and offered as residents’ The social benefi ts of higher educa- needs and preferences are identifi ed. In tion include lower welfare costs, lower addition, continuing education programs unemployment, less smoking and alcohol will be offered as needs are identifi ed in abuse, lower absenteeism, reduced crime, concert with Cape May County residents, lower rates of incarceration, reduced vic- government, and business and industry. tim costs, higher productivity on the job, The new Cape May County Campus is and improved health. All of these educa- located on a 29-acre site on Court House- tional and social benefi ts support growth South Dennis Road in Middle Township and development in the region. not far from the Cape May County Zoo, The new campus features a 68,000- Rutgers Cooperative Extension Center, square-foot building with two connected 4-H Center, Middle Township Performing wings, housing 10 academic classrooms Arts Center, Goshen Sports Complex, and and 5 computer labs, a 100-seat lecture commercial and retail operations. hall and student services offi ces offering 1st Bank of Sea Isle City www.1stbankseaisle.com Established 1888

For well over a century, 1st Bank of Sea Isle City has been providing Cape May County with a variety of exceptional products and banking services designed to meet all of your banking needs. Whether you’re looking for a traditional passbook savings account or higher yield step-saver savings accounts and CD’s, 1st Bank has what you need. As we move into the future, we will continue to offer up-to-date products combined with the best and friendliest customer service. 1st Bank offers several different Checking Account packages, each with its own features and benefits intended to make banking just a little bit easier. 1st Bank continues to grow, as does our community and our need to serve you better. We offer an array of residential and business loans designed to meet the needs of our growing community. 1st Bank strives to maintain the best possible rates and payment choices while providing a variety of terms and options. Whether you’re a first-time home buyer, a retiree looking for a place at the beach or anywhere in between, call our Loan Center to speak to a loan specialist about current rates and terms. Convenient Hours Visit any of our 3 conveniently located branches to meet and speak with our friendly staff, or stop by our Loan Center, to speak with a Monday Through Thursday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Loan Specialist to help you determine which product will best suit your borrowing needs. Friday So when you’re looking for the best in hometown banking, 8:30 am to 6:00pm look no further than 1st Bank of Sea Isle City.

Saturday 8:30 am to 1:00pm Sea Isle City Sea Isle City Seaville Swainton (Loan Center Closed) Main Branch Loan Center Branch Branch 4301 Landis Ave. 137 JFK Blvd. 2072 Shore Road 1615 Rt. 9 N

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Billy Bob’s Car Wash & Detail Center R & H Auto Sales 901 Route 9 South, Cape May Court House 300 Bayshore Road, Villas (609) 463-9400 rhautosales.autoshopper.com (609) 886-7800

Billy Bob’s Car Wash R&H Auto Sales is celebrating their 10 bank fi nancing. They also offer ‘Buy Here, & Detail Center is local year Anniversary in business. Owner/ Pay Here’ on select vehicles. operator Rick Garden opened his doors in Their selection of vehicles changes resident of CMCH family 1997 with 10 vehicles in stock averaging in constantly so if you are in the market for owned and run Business. cost from $1,000 to $3,000. He has grown a car, truck, van or SUV stop by R&H Auto Owner’s personal touch is his business over time to better serve the Sales and see what they have to offer. community and now has up to 80 quality, You can also find them on the web at there. Two brothers Nish pre-owned vehicles varying in price from rhautosales.autoshopper.com. & Pat are always there to $3,000 to $10,000. Many of these vehicles are purchased take care of customers. from new car dealers that were new car On an average day there trade-ins. Most vehicles have a warranty, and are guaranteed to pass New Jersey State are 7 to 17 workers to Inspection. please customers. “I think our no pressure sales set us apart This car wash is built from our competition. We have a great selection of quality pre-owned cars & trucks, with state of the art equip- vans & SUV’s at great prices,” says Rick. ment with latest technol- R&H Auto Sales offers low down payment ogy. Which includes soft cloth, high pressure water cleaning chemicals, paint protectant & Rain X. Complete by Eco Cab Co. for whole car. Billy Bob’s excellent detail service provides steam cleaning, leather & vinyl protectant, waxing, buffi ng & minor scratch removal. Also by request we provide valet service “I think our no pressure sales set us apart for our customers. from our competition. We have a great selection of quality, pre-owned cars & trucks, vans Area’s Only Full Service Car Wash! & SUV’s at great prices.” Salon Elite 359 96th St. • Stone Harbor • www.salonelitenj.com 609.368.6431

Relax in your chair and enjoy the view, of salon experience, are committed to offering through the grand bay window in Salon Elite, an unsurpassed level of quality and hopes to of the Stone Harbor Back Bay. Enjoy the create a special relationship with each and pleasant and fun atmosphere with old friends every client. or meet new ones. You can do all this while you Expanded services include: tanning, are getting a complete new style or freshening massages, and body treatments; full wedding up your current look. party accommodations including make-up Salon Elite’s completed facility expansion application; full body waxing; pedicures ranging means not only a continuation of the quality from Express for those on the go, to The services you have always expected from Standard Spa, The Citrus Spa, and The Elite Spa them, but the addition of new services as for those who are in the mood to be pampered. well. Additional technicians bring with them You can experience all this while enjoying the experienced full service hair design, as well as shiatsu rolling massage integrated in the chairs. nail and spa services to Stone Harbor. You can also have peace of mind knowing that Salon Elite is proud of its reputation of the equipment has a self sanitizing system that providing a peaceful, relaxing and enjoyable is operated in between every client!! experience for all its clients. Whether you Besides owner Jackie Mauro, the talented come in for an express service or spend an staff includes Gerry Daugherty, Monica Moore, entire day being pampered from your head to Monika Gallagher, Alicia Perkins and Tricia your toes, the staff takes pride in providing a Ubele. This group is eager to serve and looks pleasant experience and treating every client forward to seeing you. with great care. A full detail of Salon Elite services can be Experienced staff members, including found at www.salonelitenj.com or feel free to owner Jackie Mauro with over twenty years phone them at 609-368-6431.

“Where your beauty and satisfaction come fi rst...and a smile is around every corner” A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Cape Shore Gardens Why move when you can stay in the home you love? 1028 Rt 9 South, Cape May Court House AABA Family Medical Supply www.capeshoregardens.com (609) 465-5161 1638 Bayshore Rd., Villas ome visit Cape Shore Gardens this spring. 609-886-1699 CWe are a truly unique nursery that many have come to love over the years. While the county is fi lling up with the same old big box Serving Cape May and Atlantic County stores, we continue to evolve and experiment with new species and search out the best and Battery most popular fl owering plants. Our nursery car- ries only the highest quality plants, perennials, Powered shrubs, herbs, grasses, roses and trees. And.... we know how to care for them and Stairlifts make sure that you get the right plant for the right place.

e believe your shopping Wexperience should be fun The ONLY when you visit Cape Shore. The 400 lb. weight capacity property is laid out like a formal indoor/outdoor English garden with many planted stairlifts! specimens and display areas show- Custom casing the best native, shade and seaside plant groupings. Wander Curved-Rail along grass paths, through gates and Stairlift arbors and visit the owner’s private garden right next door! At Cape Features: Shore you deal directly with the • Bruno stairlifts come with our Gold Warranty which features owner or manager, who care about 2 years on all parts and 5 years on major components. this area and always say “Thank • Bruno stairlifts install directly to your existing steps with staircase you” and mean it! or wall modifi cation required. s a special surprise, the old • Bruno 24/7 battery power will put your mind at ease… you won’t Astore now hosts an art gallery need to worry about power outages. and is the working studio of regional • Extended Warranty Package (FREE) painter, Stan Sperlak. Here you will fi nd his pastels depicting the South • Bruno offers a complete line of stairlift solutions that make Jersey landscape and many other getting up and down the stairs a breeze. Indoor, outdoor, artists’ works of glass, clay, marble, straight-rail, or custom curved-rail. Bruno has a stairlift to fi t your Straight-Rail metal, fi ber, wood and photography! needs and budget…so you can stay in the home you love. Stairlift So visit Crow Creek Studio too! www.crowcreekstudio.com ★ ★ Visit our showroom for a demonstration ★ ★ www.bruno.com Wander along grass paths, through gates email: [email protected] and arbors and visit the owner’s private garden right next door! We are Bruno Certifi ed Installers

GALLOWAY NORTHFIELD SEAVILLE 2087 Shore Rd., 4 Jimmie Leeds Road, Suite 3 521 Tilton Road Cedar Square Shopping Center 609-748-4288 Fax:609-748-4282 609-645-9100 Fax:609-645-9141 609-624-2030 Fax:609-624-2032 All Pro Physical Therapy Three locations to serve you All Pro Physical Therapy was Key Employees: The reason for started in 2003 in Galloway as success in our Seaville Galloway Physical Therapy. Virginia location, which was opened “Ginger” Millar, DPT began her in November 2005, is due facility as a solo Physical Therapist to the employees. Dolores practitioner. She has been a therapist Wohler, DPT, Chief Physical in the area for the past 17 years, Therapist and part owner mostly working in Marmora of of the facility is a hands on Cape May County. Ginger saw an dedicated employee. She opening in Galloway and decided has more than 10 years in to take a chance. The business the Physical Therapy fi eld was successful and now they have specializing in outpatient expanded to two more locations. Orthopedics. She also Why Cape May County?--We saw specializes in Vestibular a need and we were being asked by Rehabilitation for dizziness. the Doctors in the area to open a Another key asset to the success of place that gives GREAT quality care All Pro Physical Therapy is Nicole to the patients. We really do care Schulke, DPT. Nicole came to All for the patients which distinguishes Pro PT in the summer of 2006 our facility from most, aside from with 8 years of experience. Nicole the distinguished experience of our is board certifi ed as an Orthopedic Therapists. Certifi ed Specialist. There is a NEW Physical Therapy in town! Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Business Growth & Development www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39

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Loans are subject to credit approval. Rates apply to primary residence only and assumes automatic payments from a Max/SunRay/SunGold Checking account; otherwise, APR increases by 0.50%. Maximum loan to value is 80%. Evidence of property and flood insurance is required. Terms are accurate at time of printing and subject to change. *Initial Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 6.49% is fixed for the first five years. The remaining 15 years will be a variable rate at the Wall Street Journal Prime, (As of 3/28/07 is 8.25% APR) and may adjust at any time. Product has a floor of 4.00% APR. Maximum APR of 18%. Minimum new loan amount is $10,000. Existing Home Equity Line of Credit must increase with a minimum of $50,000. There is a $50 closing fee at time of booking. A $250 early termination fee will be assessed on all Home Equity Lines of Credit that payoff and close within the first two years of the contract date. Credit line subject to a $50 annual fee. ** The monthly payment for a fifteen-year fixed rate loan at 6.74% APR would be $8.84 per month for each $1,000 borrowed. Minimum new loan amount is $25,000. Existing Home Equity Loans/Lines must refinance with an additional $50,000 in outstanding balances to qualify for special rates. A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

The Circle Tavern The Sea Grill The Princeton at the Princeton Steak & Seafood Avalon, New Jersey Ashore Realty LLC 21st Street • Avalon, NJ 225 21st Street • Avalon, NJ 21st Street • Avalon, NJ 336 96th Street Unit 1, Stone Harbor,NJ 08247 www.princetonbar.com between Dune & Ocean Dr. www.princetonbar.com (609) 967-3456 (609) 967-5511 (609) 967-3456 www.AshoreRealtyLLC.com (609) 368-6400

Ashore Realty LLC opened operations in September 2006 in a new state of the art facility in the heart of Stone Harbor. Broker/Owner Jeff Hallamore have assembled an experienced team of Real Estate agents to service its clients. In fact, over one-third of the sales staff has their The Princeton Bar & Grill has a long broker’s license. We believe history in Avalon, starting in 1890. In our Mission Statement says it all: 1986, the business was bought by Anthony Ashore Realty LLC will strive to set the standard Zurawski and managed by his son, Scott. for ethics, professionalism, and competence. Our In 1991, he built the Sea Grill Restaurant, agents and staff will pursue the highest level which was managed by his daughter, of professional education along with technical Jeff Hallamore Sheila Wannen Lizanne Zurawski Tracy. innovation and expertise to After working for their father for many best represent our clients. years, the brother and sister team purchased It is our belief that our both businesses in 2003. Scott and Liz had company’s true legacy can always wanted to give the Princeton a new only be measured by the look, so this past year they started major level of respect and trust renovations. They have three distinctive which we have earned from our clients, community and businesses under one roof. Nancy Hovik Neil Greenberg Joan Green The Princeton was gutted to its structural competitors. steel and rebuilt from top to bottom. It will now be an Upscale Restaurant with a raw Scott Zurawski and Lizanne Tracy bar by day, and a hot party spot after 10 p.m. on the weekends during the summer. winter. The highly anticipated opening is scheduled You can still “ROCK ON” in the Rock for early May. Room. It is nostalgically an Old School The Circle Tavern, now open daily Beach Club featuring live bands on Fridays at 11 a.m. (12 p.m. Sundays), has also and Saturdays, Memorial Day through Carol Anderson Lisa Palmer Laura Hannah Debbie Liberati experienced major renovations. With its Labor Day. granite topped bar and a new menu, it is They also have a package goods store for a small, cozy corner bar serving lunch and your convenience. dinner until 10 p.m. and boasts the best Come Experience the New Scene on 21st burgers and crab cake sandwiches in town. Street in Avalon offering pizza, Mexican On weekends they have live entertainment cuisine, boutiques, antiques fi ne dining & during the summer and a D.J. in the nightclubs. Michael D. Zuccato Karin Wren Janice Morris John Grace

“Join Avalon’s hottest social circle at the newly Sales • Rentals • Investments Serving Cape May County renovated Circle Tavern. We’re open and rollin’ “Integrating superior customer service with out great food and good times day and night. technology of the Internet” Cape Savings Bank www.capesb.com • 13 convenient locations • (609) 465-5600

lender specializing in loans to women and minority owned businesses, religious organizations, and community-based social organizations. Cape Savings Bank is a locally owned Cape Savings Bank feels that the success and operated fi nancial institution serving of their Commercial Loan Department Cape May and Atlantic counties for can be attributed to a knowledgeable staff Free! the past 82 years. The bank provides a that has a good understanding of the local complete line of personal and business economy and is committed to helping banking products and considers itself a support the continued success of their community partner in many aspects, from customers, large or small. The theory their donations programs to the business behind this success is to keep the process end of the spectrum with commercial simple and to grant loans that make good loans. fi nancial sense for both the borrower and Through safe and sound business the Bank. practices and in depth knowledge of the Cape Savings Bank is committed to being markets, the bank helps businesses save a community bank and is well known money and increase revenues through a for its long history of public outreach variety of loan packages. efforts and is considered to be one of the The Commercial Loan Offices are most socially responsible corporations in As a business owner, you have enough to juggle without worrying experts at customizing business loans Atlantic and Cape May counties. about your bank account. Cape Savings Bank makes and providing a wide array of commercial Clear, concise communication with a business banking easy and affordable. loan products to suit whatever your goals smile is still the cornerstone of successful may be. Cape Savings Bank is a dedicated business banking partnerships, an effort After all, Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) that Cape Savings prides itself on. what’s more affordable than FREE?

“Cape Savings Bank is committed to Nowthat’s giving you more! being a community bank and is well 1-800-858-BANK 609-465-5600 known for its long history www.capesb.com of public outreach efforts...” = For details, stop into any of our 13 convenient locations EQUAL HOUSING LENDER throughout Atlantic and Cape May Counties! MEMBER FDIC Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Business Growth & Development www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41 Billy Bob’s Family Fun Center We are located on: Route 9 • Exit 13 GSP • Ocean View 609-624-2500 Batting Cages • Miniature Golf • Driving Range • Arcade • Newly installed Batting Cages for 2007 • Renovated Miniature Golf for 2007 • Renovated Driving Range for 2007 • Family Fun • Variety of entertainment • Ability to enjoy the outdoors with the family • Birthday Parties

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While Acre Mortgage offers all and operated business is on a types of loan options, Walt Gephart mission to educate people about and his wife Marsha specialize this program, which is endorsed in reverse mortgages that help by the AARP Foundation. The free senior homeowners. “Several counseling prior to application by years ago I left a very secure FHA approved agents is a great and well-paying position and safety net. This program is a opened my mortgage business,” viable option for many senior explains Walt. “We felt, and with homeowners. Seniors who take Marsha’s extensive background advantage of the newer, safer in real estate, it made sense to reverse programs can enjoy an focus on this niche market.” increased level of fi nancial comfort Reverse mortgages are for senior and peace of mind. homeowners with or without a The Gepharts say, “Our motto mortgage, who desire to live in is, we will be with you from their own home. application to closing and The Gepharts’ family owned beyond.” Walt Gephart, His Wife Marsha If you are PRESENTLY in an INTEREST ONLY mortgage or an and Senior Loan Offi cer Jack Tuso ADJUSTABLE RATE mortgage or need to PAY OFF those HIGH INTEREST CREDIT CARDS... NO APPLICATION FEES CALL NOW, we are the ones to help you...

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small. NJ Teacher of Art cert. required. Lawn care, spring Social Studies Teacher- High School clean-ups. Now ac- Call Joe Cafagno cepting new custom- 609-846-3508 NJ Teacher of Social Studies cert. required. ers. Free estimates. Mathematics Teacher- High School Licensed & insured. ONLINE NJ Teacher of Mathematics cert. required. House 609-780-7541 Hunting? Send resume w/copy of cert., by Friday, April 6, 2007, to: μ WebID #: 114576 www.capemaycountyherald.com GO TO Michael Kopakowski, Supt., 216 S. Main Street, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 www.capemaycountyherald.com A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

Web ID’s mean more information is available online at www.capemaycountyherald.com Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Bed & Breakfast- CAPE COD, October z Cleaning- MISCELLANEOUS EMPLOYMENT 8-12; meals; tours; PRICING FOR Gingerbread House Cleaning- Martha’s Vineyard. TRIPS HELP WANTED B & B, Cape May ★★★★★★ $469. Call Belle, 609- ANNOUNCEMENTS FIELD HOUSEKEEPERS 465-9754 $1.75 per line, per seeks a cheerful and MANAGER NEEDED Banking- TROPICANA, April 17 week (approx. 18 energetic person. Clean- PROF. SERVICES characters per line). Are you looking for a ing, laundry, some bak- Needed now for well es- Retirees also encour- “Juke Box Live” show. growing company with $20/ $10 returned. Trips must be pre- ing and helping guests. tablished house cleaning aged to apply. Hus- BANKRUPTCY competitive wages, Great atmosphere! company. Must have ex- band & wife teams or Call Belle, 609-465- paid. All checks excellent benefi ts & Free Initial may be made out to tensive cleaning experi- individuals. Cleaning 9754 opportunities for ad- Call 609-884-0211 ence & at least 3 years oceanfront condos. Consultation the Herald Newspa- vancement? experience supervising Victoria Steffen, Esq., TROPICANA CASINO: Child Care- pers. With our current expan- employees. Good pay Apply to: Chris Hen- 609-463-0611 “Juke Box Live”, April Deadline is 3pm, 18. Receive show, $10 sion, Newfi eld Bank & benefi ts for energetic, derson Realty, Ocean Thursdays is looking for qualifi ed TEACHER’S motivated individual who Towers, TRAVEL/TRIPS coin and buffet, dona- candidates in ASSISTANT wants the challenge of 5201 Ocean Ave., tion $30. Reservations MANAGEMENT, expanding & improving Wildwood. BUCK’S COUNTY, PA: by April 4. 609-463- Full time. Experience CLERICAL AND this business. Spend a day at Ped- 5350 or 609-886- preferred. Varied ages. ★★★★★★ FULL OR dler’s Village, Thurs- 0985. Polish American Please call PART TIME day, May 10. $63.00 Club. Call 609-463-8263 609-884-1997 includes lunch. Host- TELLERS Cleaning- Cleaning- ed by East Lynne The- Call Janet at Prior banking experi- ater Co. Call Frank, 609-886-8600 ext.34 ence preferred for Man- House Cleaners WINDOW 609-898-9508 for de- for great results today. agement but will train all other positions. CLEANERS tails Visit our website at Needed, Monday thru WANTED Newfi eldbank.com Friday. No weekends, no for our convenient holidays. Team cleaning. Must be good on lad- locations to pick up Salary + weekly bonus. ders. Must have valid PART-TIME TELLERS an application No experience neces- driver’s license. Great or fax resume to: sary, but references re- pay. Cape May County 856-697-3114 quired. Must have own or email to: transportation. 609-886-4023 Sturdy Savings Bank is seeking experienced part-time tellers that have a HumanResources@ strong retail banking background, enjoy working with people, and un- Newfi eldBank.com Call Avalon Home derstand the importance of providing excellent customer service. Sturdy An Equal Opportunity Cleaning, Driver- Employer 609-967-5446 believes in its employees and recognizes that the right employees are the μ WebID #: 115887 true competitive advantage in a customer service environment. DELIVERY TRUCK DRIVER Founded in 1922, Sturdy Savings Bank is an independent community Marketing/Promotion Shirt Shops bank that operates exclusively in Cape May County and has a history of CDL required. Seasonal being actively involved in the communities it serves. If you are the right Local campground requires an assistant of Cape May position. Wholesale ice person for our customer service culture, please submit your resume to: Now taking applications for: cream delivery route. for marketing and promotion. There will Freezer work required. STURDY SAVINGS BANK also be involvement in campground social • Sales Help Human Resources Department • Shift Manager Call 609-522-0438 PO Box 900 activities and some travel to participate in • Stock Person Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 trade shows during the off season. Drivers- FAX: 609-463-9085 For 3 area shops.

EOE M/F/D/V Applicants should possess a back- Customer service skills helpful. Must be friendly & Seashore Foods ac- ground in marketing and promotion, plus mature minded. Full time cepting applications for strong leadership and communication or part time, year round or SEASONAL seasonal. DRIVERS skills and an outgoing personality. Apply: 423 Beach Dr. Class B, CDL. Computer experience in graphics is Cape May or call 609-898-0066 9am-5pm Apply in person, 9am- required. This is a full-time, year-round Ask for Lisa 11am: position. or Steven #1 Satt Blvd. Rio Grande Please call 609-886-9051 Ask for Warehouse Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 5 pm Manager

Opportunities available for caring professionals Looking in our 120 bed long term care facility. for something? We offer a competitive benefi ts package.

Find it in the • RN Supervisor : Part time, 3-11 & CLASSIFIEDS 11-7 Shifts DRIVERS NEEDED • Certifi ed Nurses Aides: 7-3, 3-11 & WILDWOOD HOSPICE LINEN SUPPLY 11-7 Shifts 6112 New Jersey Ave., • LPNs: 7-3, 3-11 & 11-7 Shifts Wildwood Crest, NJ OPPORTUNITIES 08260 • Activities Assistant: Part time, alternatives Now Taking mind•body•spirit Applications For 11pm- 7am for dementia program. Explosive growth hospice company has Year Round and Compassionate, caring individual multiple opportunities for Seasonal Drivers needed. Requires some weekends Starting Salary $450 Full Time, Per diem: During Training Period and holidays. $525 After 1 Week Good Company RNs, HHAs Benefi ts Interested applicants can fax resumes to Human Resources Department, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 609-624-3771; or apply in person or mail resume to: & Social Workers EMPLOYER

OCEAN VIEW CENTER Top Pay & Benefi ts APPLY 2721 ROUTE 9, OCEAN VIEW, NJ 08230 Care Alternatives MONDAY THRU FRIDAY or call 609-624-3881 to schedule an appointment [email protected] • Fax 800-485-8321 10AM-12PM ASK FOR R. STOKES Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45

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Education- Education- General- General- General- General- JOB FAIR

Anticipated Opening BEN & JERRY’S ENVIRONMENTAL SIGN SHOP Swiming Pool Service ★★★★★★ at the Mid-Atlantic for position requiring STEWARDS and Retail Positions Center for the Arts Elementary School with HIGH Cape May Part time. Potential full available Wednesday, April 4 Specialization in Lan- SCHOOL NOW HIRING At Cape May National time, year round for re- in the Carriage House guage Arts and Literacy TEACHERS Wldlife Refuge, outdoor sponsible person will- Full or part time. Must * Managers at the Emlen Physick certifi cate beginning position educating the ing to learn. Must be have good, clean driv- * Assistant Estate April 16, 2007, * Math public. 30 hours per 18 +. ing record. Competitive Managers 1048 Washington St. through June 15, 2007. * Physical Science week, $225 per week. salary * Staff Cape May * Physical Education/ 5/25 - 9/10. Burleigh, 609-465-0800

Submit letter of interest Health (Driver’s Ed) Call 609-889-0157, For more info., call Presentation begins and resume to: * Special Education WebID #: 115607 9am- 4pm Call 609-463-0994 at 6:00pm follwed by μ Michael Buccialia, * Foreign Language 609-442-7518 interviews. Superintendent, (French General- μ WebID #: 115654 Application forms will North Wildwood School and/or Spanish) be available. Part time, General- District, * Music (Guitars) Concierge - Front year round positions 1201 Atlantic Avenue, Desk include: North Wildwood, NJ General- WAREHOUSE/ TEITELMAN 08260 MAINTENANCE JUNIOR Part Time weekend/ * Interpretive Staff for FOREIGN General- SUPERVISOR HIGH some weekdays. En- the Cape May Light- Required criminal his- EXCHANGE SCHOOL ergetic, professional & house and Physick SPECIAL tory background check. Manage freezer ware- dependable person to LOCAL Estate Fax: 609-522-2308 TEACHERS EVENTS house & staff; main- coordinate services for COORDINATOR * Trolley Drivers STAFF tenance skills & valid customers. * Retail Associates Closing date: April 2, * Physical Join Morey’s Piers Spe- driver’s license neces- Work out of your home. * Ticket Sellers and 2007 Education/Health cial Events Staff for the sary. CDL required. Apply in person: A non-profi t student Information Givers A.A./EOE * Language Arts 2007 summer. This is Big Sky Aviation, exchange organization for the Washington a part time position; Call 609-522-0438 CM Airport is seeking a highly self- Street Mall Info. Education- OTHER scheduling is based on 609-886-8865 motivated person for a Booth POSITIONS our event calendar. This part time position. Full training provide PART TIME is a great opportunity Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds WebID #: 115475 provided TEACHER OF * Guidance μ to be involved in some Build an Attractive Ad Requires strong com- PHYSICAL Secretary of the fabulous events • Avoid abbreviation munity contacts, fi nding For more information If they do not understand it. * Attendance produced by Morey’s They will not call to find out EDUCATION/ host families and ability call 609-884-5404 ext Secretary General- Piers. HEALTH POSITION to work with teenagers 115 • White space attracts the eye (10 month position) If interested, A cluttered ad will be missed & schools during a 10 * Child Study please call Available beginning Delivery Driver month high school pro- EEO-A/A • Use photos Team Secretary 609-729-3700, People call faster if September 2007. NJ Requires: warehouse gram in your area. they can see it , certifi cation required. work, driver’s license & Ext. 1130 more importantly μ WebID #: 115061 they buy it faster Any interested heavy lifting. Paula Nessler to request Submit resume to: candidate 40 Charles Ave., an application • List a time to call Dr. Richard Strauss should submit a Customer Deptford, NJ 08096 and be ready complete resume for results West Cape May Service Rep Phone 856-374-8793 μ WebID #: 114564 immediately to: Elementary School Requires: friendly per- Jack Pfi zenmayer, 301 Moore Street, sonality, general offi ce West Cape May Superintendent, skills with computer and General- NJ 08204 Lower Cape typing skills. May Regional Historic Cold Spring Offshore Electronics School District, EOE Call for appointment; Cape May, NJ 08204 Village IN CAPE MAY ask for Melissa

μ WebID #: 115067 609-522-2629 has Customer Service, EOE Paramount Chemical Looking For: Retail and Interpreter ★★★★★★ & Paper Co. Positions for summer

μ WebID #: 115652 Call 609-898-2300 x10 MARINE ELECTRONIC Looking or www.hcsv.org for TECHNICIANS AND something? ONLINE House SKILLED INSTALLERS Hunting? Find it in the GO TO Will train the right person. CLASSIFIEDS www.capemaycountyherald.com Year round, competitive pay and benefits. DRIVERS & LABORERS Woodbine & Vineland, NJ Steer your way to success with the nations leading Call 609-884-6645 or provider of comprehensive waste management services! fax letter of interest to 609-884-0602 • Competitive Pay & Excellent Bene ts • Full Time Positions REHABILITATION Healthcare Drivers must have a class A or B CDL with airbrake endorsements. Experience required. We understand care, Laborers must have the ability to lift 50 lbs. for the we practice compassion. duration of their shift and work in all weather conditions. For an immediate interview, call North Cape Center has exciting opportunities available! 1-877-220-5627 Social Worker Woodbine Drivers Ext: Now Hiring: Full-Time CPE-ERUDT • LPNs - All Shifts • CNAs - All Shifts Must be certified or licensed by the Woodbine Laborers Ext: NJ State Board of Social Work Examiners. CPE-ERULT • Associate DON Activities Assistant and Vineland Drivers Ext: • Weekend Supervisor - Saturday & Sunday, 7-3 & 3-11 CPE-ERCDT Dietary Aide • Activity Director - Monday thru Friday Part-Time Vineland Laborers Ext: CPE-ERCLT • Housekeeping Director - Fax resume to 609-465-6360 Interested candidates, please contact Patti Myers by phone: Or apply online at 609-898-8899 or fax: 609-898-8923. • Dietary Supervisor Assistant www.wmcareers.com Apply in person SM 502 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House or Fax resume to 609-465-8335 EOE M/F/V/D www.genesishcc.com EOE M/F/D/V A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

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Cape May Court House, Hotel/Motel- Hotel/Motel- CHAMBERPERSON ✰✰✰✰✰ Linwood FRONT DESK

Year Round, Full Time HELP NEEDED Zoo Help Wanted Cape May’s Most Full or part time ✰✰✰✰✰✰ Ophthalmic Accommodating Inn EXPERIENCED Cape May County Assistant Please call Starlux Hotel. All shifts The Montreal Inn HOUSEKEEPING ZOOLOGICAL SOCI- Jersey Cape Motel available this spring/ is hiring the following STAFF summer for Wildwood ETY needs ride opera- needed for busy opthamol- positions for the 2007 609-884-7826 Healthcare/Dental- Hotels. Professional tors and cashiers this ogy practice, Monday- Fri- summer season day hours. Must travel be- Call Kathy appearance required. season. Must have tween offi ces. Experience * DENTAL OFFICE Hotel/Motel- For Interview Experience preferred. valid driver’s license, * CHILDREN’S preferred, but will train the MANAGER CRUSADER and enjoy children and ACTIVITY right motivated individual. Experience neces- CHAMBERPERSONS MOTOR INN Please contact people. 401K plan available. DIRECTOR sary Excellent pay, full MAINTENANCE 609-972-1277 609-522-7412

Applications taken benfi ts. No nights or DESK CLERKS Please send Background check re- ✰✰✰✰✰✰ March 31, between weekends. Hotel/Motel- resume to: quired. Summer posi- 1- 3pm at Zoological For summer season at PO Box 714 tions, teachers encour- Building, located next * DENTAL Oceanfront Motel HOUSEKEEPERS Cape May Court aged to apply μ WebID #: 116177 to zoo entrance gate House,NJ 08210 ASSISTANT EXPERIENCED ✰✰✰✰✰ With license, full * LAUNDRY Call for interview 609-729-7861 Full time, seasonal. μ WebID #: 115947 time or part time Wildwood Crest area. WebID #: 115547 Previous experience a μ WebID #: 115755 Call 609-909-9975, plus μ Call 609-204-1862 Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds or 215-284-9009 Hotel/Motel- Build an Attractive Ad Stop in & pick up an Hotel/Motel- Fax resumes to: WebID #: 114756 • Avoid abbreviation application μ If they do not understand it. 609-909-9976 CHAMBERPERSONS They will not call to find out 9am - 4pm NEEDED FRONT Hotel/Motel- Looking Beach at Madison • White space attracts the eye DESK CLERK/ for A cluttered ad will be missed Healthcare- Ave., Chamberpersons need- RESERVATIONIST Cape May HOUSEKEEPING something? ed for small, family mo- • Use photos or send resume People call faster if Medical Assistant tel in Avalon. April 1-Oc- Available immediate- they can see it , fax 609-884-4559 Help wanted full time/ more importantly tober 15. Great starting ly. Flexible schedule, mail: 1025 Beach part time for 32 room they buy it faster For busy family prac- pay $8.50+bonus tips. professional appear- Find it in the Ave., Wildwood hotel. tice offi ce located in ance • List a time to call Cape May, NJ 08204 CLASSIFIEDS and be ready Southern Cape May CALL 609-368-1543 for results email: business@ Call 9am - 5pm County. Full time/Part or 609-374-0512. montreal-inn.com 609-522-7890 time. Must be mature- Ask for KAREN or Apply in person:

minded, dependable RUSS. 5501 Ocean Ave., EOE μ WebID #: 114163 and professional. Ex- Wildwood Crest TWO MILE LANDING perience preferred. μ WebID #: 114958 & CRAB HOUSE μ WebID #: 116215 NOW HIRING FAX resume to Pleasant, Hard Working 609-463-9676 Hostess/Host, Bussers (no experience necessary) Looking Servers (experience needed) for Cooks (Broiler, Fry, Sauté, Prep, Short Order) something? Bartenders Apply Saturday 11am-2pm CLASSIFIEDS Phone 522-1341

MOREY’S PIERS Security & Loss Prevention Now Accepting in Wildwood will be opening in May Security Guard and is currently accepting applications Responsible for the overall protection of assets and Applications property at Morey’s Piers & Beachfront Waterparks. for the following positions: Maintains logs of daily events, emergency calls, alarms, Now hiring • Experienced Bartenders etc. Regular foot patrols of facilities. Must be willing for the summer season full time, to work 2nd or 3rd shift. Possess High School diploma • Food Servers or equivalent. Criminal Justice students encouraged to year round • Buspersons apply. Competitive wage and performance bonus off ered • Front Desk Personnel hotel/ in addition to other incentives. restaurant • Bar Backs All applicants must pass drug and criminal background • Hostess check prior to employment. Please call LaMer Beachfront Inn positions: for interview/appointment Please call 609-231-3957 for interview Contact - 609.729.3700 ext. 1420 or e-mail: [email protected] 609-884-9000 Or email resume to • Host/Hostess [email protected] Please visit www.moreyspiers.com for more info. • Line Cook • Bartenders ON THE SPOT INTERVIEWS • Desk Clerks

RE K STAU C RA E Wednesday, March 28, 2007 NT A D Experience helpful AND MARIN 10:00am to 1:00pm at Trump Taj Mahal Staf ng Of ce • Terrace Building Will train the right 151 S. Pennsylvania Ave. • Atlantic City, NJ person. Trump Taj Mahal is looking for experienced, customer service NOW HIRING For confi dential oriented applicants for a high volume food and beverage interview, call environment. We will be interviewing for the following positions: • MANAGERS • LINE COOKS 609-522-6929 FAST FOOD ATTENDANT • SERVERS • PANTRY PERSON fax resume to FOOD SERVER • BUS PERSONS • DISHWASHER 609-523-8820 or apply in person Please come dressed for success. No jeans, T-shirts, tank tops or sneakers. • HOST/HOSTESS • PM CASHIERS • BARTENDERS

www.trumpemployment.com 1-877-TRUMP JOB CALL (609) 522-7761 Apply in person, Mon. - Fri., 9 am to 4 pm at Trump Entertainment Resorts, Inc. Staffing Office, Ground Floor, Trump Taj Mahal Terrace Building, 151 S. Pennsylvania Ave., FOR JOB INFORMATION 3320 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, NJ 08401. Fax resume with salary requirements & history to (609) 449-6798. EOE, subject to the rules and regulations of the NJCCC. We administer a substance abuse test to all new hires. Wildwood, NJ 08260 Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47

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Hotel/Motel/ Offi ce- Restaurant- Hotel/Motel- Offi ce- Managerial/ Managerial/ OFFICE HELP

NOW HIRING FOR Professional- Professional- ADMINISTRATIVE ✰✰✰✰✰ THE 2007 SEASON Ponderosa Campground MOTEL Restaurant & Hotel LIQUOR STORE TOWNSHIP ASSISTANT is looking for 2 part time

General- MANAGERS Positions MANAGER OF DENNIS offi ce workers. Must Well known Restaurant have driver’s license, Resumes now being ac- CAPE MAY COUNTY in Wildwood seeks an computer skills & work Morey’s Piers Opera- cepted for * Wait & Bus Staff Located in Cape May, Administrative Assistant weekends. tions Department * Line Cooks NJ. Managerial ex- TAX for Seasonal April- Octo- is currently hiring for perience, handling of COLLECTOR * Day Motel (all shifts) ber employment. Duties Call 609-465-7794 the following positions: perpetual inventory, Managers * Housekeeping (Full-Time Position) include: fi ling, phones, or email: dealing with liquor, Does not require * Desk Clerk appts, copies, email, sales@ * RIDE beer & wine purveyors, living on-site * Sous Chef The Township of Den- mailings, etc. Must have ponderosa OPERATORS computer literate. Must nis is currently accept- computer knowledge campground.com demonstrate good * PARK * Live-In Motel Please apply in person ing applications for the and phone skills. No SERVICES wine knowledge. position of Tax Col- Manager Monday - Friday, nights or weekends. WebID #: 115054 μ * CASHIERS On-site living 9am - 3pm at the lector - applicant shall 25-30 Hours per week Contact George * AND MORE required Inn of Cape May/ have a minimum of fi ve $10.00 per hour 973-563-9645 Aleathea’s (5) years tax collector

Applicants should be Motel hospitality experi- 7 Ocean Street experience and pos- Call 609-425-4300 for Offi ce- EOE willing to work outdoors ence required. Must be Cape May sess a tax collector’s interview or email re- certifi cation. and stand for long pe- hard working, enthu- 609-884-5555 sume & cover sheet to: PATIENT μ WebID #: 116217 riods of time. Love of siastic, self motivated [email protected] REGISTRATION children and people are Interested applicants and possess an positive μ WebID #: 114138 CLERK a must as well as the Managerial/ may obtain an applica- guest service attitude. μ WebID #: 116148 ability to work well as Seasonal positions. IRA Professional- tion & job description at the offi ce On call positions. Pro- part of a team. Retirement Plan avail- Offi ce- of Administration vide outstanding cus- able. MANAGER & Finanance, in the tomer service to pa- * SEASONAL FILE CLERK Stretch Cleaning an es- Municipal Building tients and their families, COSTUMED Mail or fax resumes to: tablished & expanding located at 571 collect patient informa- CHARACTERS Ocean Property Some computer knowl- company is seeking an Petersburg Road tion and process reg- Management, edge, fl exible hours, experienced Manager to in Dennisville istration and answer Applicants must have 3314 Pacifi c Avenue, must work weekends. Hotel/Motel- oversee day to day op- during the regular the telephone and di- an outgoing personal- Wildwood, NJ 08260 erations. Ideal candidate business hours of rect calls appropriately. ity and excellent people 609-523-2249 (fax) Call 729-4888 The El Coronado Re- will have excellent or- 8:30am to 4:00pm General offi ce duties skills. Ability to work No phone sort in Wildwood Crest ganizational, marketing for appointment including fi ling, photo- outdoors and stand/ calls, please is seeking individuals & communication skills. Applications will be copying charts, scan- walk for extended peri- ✰✰✰✰✰ for $30k to $41k base sala- accepted until April 4, ning and maintaining ods of time is required. FRONT DESK ry (based on experience) 2007. No applications neat work area. High Offi ce- POSTIONS plus incentives. will be mailed or faxed. school diploma or GED For more information, Hotel/Motel- day and evening recipient. Coursework please contact shifts for the spring Fax resume to The Township of Den- OFFICE in medical offi ce set- Gina DiLaurentis at PERIWINKLE INN ting preferred. Previous and summer season. 609-361-8442 nis is an EOE. ASSISTANT 609-729-3700 Ext. Now accepting applica- WEEKENDS ARE RE- registration experience or email: avalon@ 1557 tions for 2007 season. QUIRED. Experience preferred. stretchcleaning.com μ WebID #: 116221 For senior residential fa- or visit Morey’s Excellent salary preferred. cility. Year round, Mon- Mariner’s Landing Pier Email resume to: μ WebID #: 114523 day thru Friday. Paid located at MAINTENANCE Please apply in person: [email protected] Schellenger Ave. 30 - 40 hours holidays; medical and or fax: 609-463-2379 8501 Atlantic Avenue Managerial/ and the Boardwalk retirement benefi ts avail- EOE, M/F or contact Danyel, Professional- FRONT DESK able. Must be organized, www.btmh.com 609-729-1000 ext computer literate and Other positions avail- Flexible hours 116 SITE work well with people. able. Please visit

www.moreyspiers.com/ CHAMBERPERSON MANAGER FAX Resume employment.htm Will train - Position available for 609-898-1221 for additional employ- start early April 2007 summer season ment opportunities or Seasonal - full time. at Pirate Island Adven- to fi ll out an online ap- Excellent pay + tips. Hotel/Restaurant- Looking plication. * Year Round ture Golf in Sea Isle City. Must be a leader for Apply in person Front Desk Agents μ WebID #: 114561 Mon- Fri., 10am - 4pm and self-motivated. something? Classifieds * Year Round make things 1039 Beach Avenue make things Housekeepers disappear Cape May Apply online at CLASSIFIEDS * On- Call www.Pirate Banquet Servers IslandGolf.com Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds or fax resume to $10/ hour Build an Attractive Ad 609-927-9766 Fax resume to 609- I ach… & We Have • Avoid abbreviation Attn.: C. Ross t’s a gr the Be If they do not understand it. 898-0341 or apply in eat Day at t Summ They will not call to find out Grea er Job O person: penin WebID #: 115952 gs! • White space attracts the eye Grand Hotel μ A cluttered ad will be missed of Cape May JOB OPENINGS AT THE GOLDEN INN • Use photos 1045 Beach Avenue Classifieds • AM, PM, PART-TIME, FULL TIME POSITIONS • SEASONAL & YEAR ROUND • People call faster if make things they can see it , μ WebID #: 116225 more importantly disappear they buy it faster FRONT DESK Front Desk Agents Competitive • List a time to call and be ready PBX Operators Wages & Bonuses for results NOW HIRING: Reservation Agents Average 20 hours Reges Oceanfront Resort HOUSEKEEPING per week & after 90 days

• • • Room Attendants qualify for: SEAPOINTE VILLAGE • Pool Attendant Housemen • Laundry • Vacation Night Maid Attendants • Holidays & Flex Days REALTY CO. • Assistant Housekeeper RESTAURANT • Healthcare benefi ts ~ Servers • Buspersons $15.00 per week co-pay Now Hiring • Chamberpersons • Free Coffee, Sodas, • • • Seasonal Positions: KITCHEN Lunch & Dinner Reges Café Line Cooks • Prep Cooks • Housekeeping Personnel Utility Persons • Servers • Dishwashers You will have pride working at the Experience Required GENERAL MAINTENANCE friendliest resort in South Jersey. Stop in for application 9am-5pm, • Buspersons • Cooks General Maintenance Personnel Apply Online at Monday thru Friday Pool Host www.goldeninn.com Seapointe Village Realty Co. Call for 78th St. & Oceanfront, Avalon, NJ 9900 Seapointe Blvd. Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 interview 967-2114 609-729-7100 Or Apply Online at or Fax Resume to 609-729-1829 609-729-9300 www.goldeninn.com Celebrating 40 Years! A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

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BLOCK: 153.02 11am- 4pm daily (No phone calls, please) Local campground store LOT(S): 1 3505 Route 9 South looking for part time MUNICIPALITY: Borough of Rio Grande help. Weekends a must. Retirees welcome. Wildwood Crest COUNTY: Cape May Call 609-465-7097 leave message for An- Business opportunity for drea

The CAFRA Permit application can be reviewed at either the 2007 Season μ WebID #: 115631 Municipal Clerk’s offi ce or by appointment at the Depart- Request For Proposals ment’s Trenton offi ce. A 30-day public comment period or a Ice Cream/Food Vendor Needed for Retail- fact-fi nding public hearing will be held on this application in the future. A public hearing will be held only if the Depart- New Doo Wop Experience RETAIL ment determines that, based on public comment or a review & STOCK HELP of the project, its scope and environmental impact, additional (Museum & Band Shell) Fast-paced store. Cus- information is necessary to assist in its review or evaluate po- tomer friendly. Competi- tential impacts and that this information can only be obtained ~ The Doo Wop Preservation League is requesting propos- tive pay. IRA & health. by providing an opportunity for a public hearing. Individuals als for a contract vendor to provide services at this prime Apply in Person:

may request that the Department hold a public hearing on this location on the west side of Ocean Avenue in Fox Park, CMLO, 110 Park Blvd., application. Requests for a public hearing shall be made in directly opposite the Convention Center. West Cape May. writing within 15 days of the date of this notice and shall state ~ Fax (609)523-2249 the Doo Wop Preservation League or μ WebID #: 115834 the specifi c nature of the issues proposed to be raised at the call (609) 729-4000 for a copy of the Request for Proposal hearing. Hearing requests should be sent to: (“RFP”) (Continued on Page A56) New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection ~ Competitive bids will be reviewed as outlined in the Looking Land Use Regulation Program proposal. Minimum terms and conditions are defined in the for P.O. Box 439 RFP. Local vendors will be given preference. something? 501 East State Street A Great Business Opportunity Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0439 Attn: Cape May County Section Chief In A Perfect Location Find it in the CLASSIFIEDS Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Real Estate News www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A49

Don’t miss articles on ….. Ethical choices by government, citizens’ boards, p. A1; Property tax appeals, p. A1; New construction offi cial for Wildwood Construction Offi ce, p. A3 *********** Landings At Cross-Acceptance Meeting, Discussion and a Bit of Crossness By C.M. MATTESSICH ings, by Matt Black of the Littoral Society, to pleas by *********** residents that private property rights are being trampled RE/MAX CREST HAVEN — The cross-acceptance process: why by the state process. are some county residents “cross” about the state’s role A number of speakers asked when the DEP’s ground wa- Adds Three in it? ter survey, fi ve years in the making, will be completed. In Sea Isle Some answers emerged at a public meeting held March Avalon Planning Board member Neil Hensel charged 20 at the County Administration Building. that the state is ignoring unique aspects of the county, RE/MAX Beach Home In conjunction with the New Jersey State Offi ce of Smart particularly its summer population. Realty in Sea Isle City has Growth (OSG), the county sponsored a “third round” Contending that tourism “supports” the county, and welcomed several new meeting to discuss the proposed 2007 State Development that “the tax base is primarily paid by the barrier islands,” sales associates. Each will & Redevelopment Plan. Hensel told Swan that the state “can’t look at us [Avalon] specialize in the listing and On the dais with OSG Executive Director Eileen Swan as just a 2,500 person town.” sale of residential proper- were representatives of the state Department of Environ- Local attorney Fred Schmidt also expressed displeasure, ties. mental Protection (DEP), the Department of Agriculture, his from a mainland perspective. and the Department of Transportation (DOT). “People in this county don’t want to live in compact, They were joined by James Smith, director of the very dense areas using public transportation,” he said, sug- county’s planning department. gesting that the state plan would lead to such scenarios. Swan stressed that county participation in the process “We like our cars, conveniences, our mobility and the of “accepting” the state plan, and the acceptability of the instantaneousness of our lives here,” Schmidt added, county’s own plan, can have important future impact. contrasting that to “other, urban areas with decaying Final land use plans and maps, she said, help the state infrastructures.” and its agencies determine where to expend capital funds, “We have the American dream here,” he said, “a bit of expand infrastructure, and extend grants. land, a house, and the ability to use a car.” Swan said that, unlike earlier versions, the 2007 plan Roads and water are the most critical issues, said Jeanette Ford who grew will resemble municipal master plans. It’s also “designed Schmidt, and if the DEP still doesn’t know what the water up in Delaware County, to be relevant for ten years.” problems are, “they’re not doing their job.” now resides in Vineland. Turning the audience’s attention to a large map at the “The state plan utterly fails to take into consideration Daily commuting isn’t a front of the room, Swan noted that most of the county the desires of the people,” Schmidt charged. And, he is located in planning areas designated environmentally contended, it threatens private property rights. problem, she said. State displayed large map highlighting county’s “en- sensitive or rural/agricultural. “I’m hearing that we might be required to have any- “These are secondary vironmentally sensitive” and other planning areas. homes,” she said of the Public comments ranged from conservationist warn- where from three to 20 acres for a single family home in shore market. “There’s some zones,” he said. more in life can afford 20-acre plots.” more of an excitement, “That takes value away, and it further segregates our “And that makes the notion of affordable housing a because they’re really peo- society economically, because only people who have made (Page A54 Please) ples’ dream homes.” Doo Wop Museum (From Page A1) in its original state and possibly using it for a welcome center. on the venture. Troiano had called the project “something really spe- The project’s construction cost reached slightly over cial” and said he looked forward to hearing music coming $1.27 million, but the city received a $167,000 grant from the amphitheater on a warm summer night. from the New Jersey Sports and Exhibition Authority and The museum’s interior, according to artist renderings, a $400,000 donation from the Byrne Fund. will be outfi tted with hanging neon signs and graphics “It is an awful lot of money,” resident Al Brennan told of famous ’50s icons. A “build your own motel” display city commissioners during a March 14 meeting. “Don’t and interactive music area are also highlighted in the get me wrong, the building looks great, but I’m concerned design. OSG’s Eileen Swan listens to County Planning we might be paying too much for it.” The league is planning to run an ice cream stand out Ken Heath cited RE/ Department Director Jim Smith. To save on cost, the city opted to use the restau- of the museum, according to Troiano, to help offset some MAX training programs rant because it could be of the operation costs. and technology as special disassembled, stored and Besides paying tribute to the era that fi rst made the drawing points. From Tract Developments to Farms, rebuilt, just like puzzle island famous, the league has high hopes that the mu- pieces. However, Mayor seum will give doo wop, with all its bright neon signage Week’s Transfers Total $66 Million Ernie Troiano said that the and funky space-age design, a much needed push into parts weren’t in the best the limelight. By C.M. MATTESSICH in 1976. condition. Last year, the National Trust for Historic Preservation In Lower Township, farmland at 584 “Some portions had to named the Wildwoods 1950s icons to the 2006 list of During the period March 11-17, an New England Road was sold to Cape May be replaced,” he said, cit- America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. unusually high total of 251 deeds were County under the state’s Agricultural ing the upgraded construc- The organization said the nation’s largest collection of recorded at the County Clerk’s Offi ce, Retention and Development Program, for tion cost. mid 20th-century commercial resort architecture is in representing property transfers for more just over $2 million. Currently there are A recently discovered danger, as the Starlite, the Swan, the Hi-Lili, among almost than nominal consideration. The total of no residential buildings on the property, sewer pipe under the mu- 100 others, have been cleared away to make room for sale prices recited in the deeds exceeded according to the parties’ development seum provided the latest condominium development. And there’s more to come. $66 million. easement, which prohibits future devel- Stu Hartman noted that obstacle. The city appro- According to the National Trust’s Web site, “though The transfers included 164 separate opment of the land for nonagricultural “many benefi ts” come with priated $150,000 at the vacationers still fl ock to the Wildwoods today, more than deeds for building lots in the “Green- purposes. working in an organization March 14 meeting in order 100 of the doo-wop motels have fallen to the wrecking briar at Cape May” development under The sellers retained the right, however, that has “a high level of to clear that hurdle. ball — two dozen in the last two years alone — because construction in the Rio Grande section to use the land “to derive income from respect in the industry.” The city, in 2004, fi rst of increased speculation in condo construction and rising of Middle Township. Essentially, one certain recreational activities such as Hartman is a retired expressed interest in the property values.” corporate party passed 164 lots to a new hunting, fi shing, cross county skiing and social studies teacher building to the Doo Wop However, many members in the league didn’t see their corporate owner. Each deed was valued ecological tours, only if such activities who worked in Wildwood Preservation League, which “endangered” listing as a bad thing, but as a call to protect at $95,121, for a total of $15.6 million. do not interfere with the actual use of schools, and also was in- spearheaded the plan. businesses that are worth saving. And with many of the Realty transfer fees, at $382 per deed, the land for agriculture production …” volved in the food and The municipality had to demolished motel memorabilia featured in the museum, totaled $62,648. Activities such as golf or athletic fi elds beverage industry in Sea go up against neighboring the league hopes to inspire another generation to enjoy In another reported transaction, devel- are prohibited because they would alter Isle for nearly two decades. Wildwood Crest, which all the classic kitschy style. oper K. Hovnanian purchased some 67 the land. He currently serves on the had interests in preserving Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or acres of vacant land near the site at Stone Be sure to check the Herald’s Web site, board of directors of the the building and keeping it [email protected] Harbor Boulevard and Bayberry Drive at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com, for county branch of Volun- in Middle Township where it’s already teers in Medicine. additional details on this week’s transac- developing an age-restricted project. tions, as well as for archived Property Sellers Michael Bass and Susan Fierstein, Transfer Charts. Law/Realtors of Scotch Plains, N.J., inherited the land Breakfast Set PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE On April 3, the Cooper BETWEEN MARCH 11th and 17th, 2007 Levenson law firm will sponsor a free breakfast Seller Buyer Property Address Price seminar for county Real- AVALON Ryan McMahon Randy Fiocchi & Clement Pappas 636-38 21st St., Unit 636 $ 624,712 tors, at Sand Barrens Coun- John R. & Eleanor P. Raum Jeffery P. & Roberta F. Foster 214 55th St. $ 996,400 try Club. William Weisberg Gary K. & Cynthia J. Porter 166 74th St. $ 3,500,000 Speakers will address Barbara R. Hampton Craig C. & Regina H. Garretson 56 22nd St. $ 2,900,000 topics including the man- Estate of Helen B. Donaldson Matthew S. Donaldson 7751 Ocean Dr., Unit C-C $ 180,000 Total for Avalon: $ 8,201,112 sion tax, avoiding litiga- CAPE MAY tion, and cell tower devel- George M. Pyle William DeMario & K. Louzon 26-26.5 Congress St. $ 1,750,000 Lauren Suit opment. Kim E. Gibbons Rev. Trust 411 Park Blvd LLC 411-13 Park Blvd. $ 950,000 Less than a month from its scheduled grand opening, interior construction is To RSVP, call Anne Sand- Total for Cape May: $ 2,700,000 underway on the former Surfside Restaurant turned Doo Wop Museum and erson at 624-3500 ext. 3. (Page A54 Please) Amphitheater at Davis and Ocean avenues. A50 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad!

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CLOSE TO BEACH & BOARDWALK TWO UNIQUE CONDO UNITS BEAUTIFUL SETTING 416 East 22nd Avenue, North Wildwood 704 Columbia Avenue, Cape May FRONT UNIT: “Manhattan” studio w/vaulted ceiling, galley 1413 Fulton Road, LARGE HOME ON 3 bedroom, 2 bath condo w/living room & gas f/p, ONE WAY STREET kitchen, and custom “French style” bathroom. Beautifully Green Creek laundry/utility room, 6,8 Poplar St., CMCH large garage for extra decorated. $329,000.00 Remodeled kitchen w/ REAR UNIT: Stunning unit offers breakfast bar, 3 bedrooms, Large older home offers 4 storage, off-street BR, 2 baths, walk-in pantry, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths (1 w/Jacuzzi), 2 baths, w/w carpet, central parking for 3 cars. gas f/p, skylight, laundry closet, air, 2-car detached garage, laundry room, office & Florida room. Built in 1915 $524,900.00 rear roof top deck, security system, rear deck, and satellite central air, & off-street parking. dish. $325,000.00 and updated w/central air & ceiling fans. $580,000.00 $759,000.00 A54 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate News Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Tax Appeals PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE (From Page A1) BETWEEN MARCH 11th and 17th, 2007 ing deadline of April 18, in recent days the state man- Seller Buyer Property Addressfpy$,,Price DENNIS dated that the deadline be Michael Bilardo William J. McMullen 83 Avalon Ave., Campsite 83 $40,000 changed to April 19. Jonathan E. Egbert John F. Galia 676 Petersburg Rd. $ 165,000 That change, said Brown, John S. & Susan A. Petronis Mary Beth Wolf 177 S. Ravenwood Dr. $ 344,000 A Jonathan & Marcia L. Frasca Jonathan Frasca 420 Fidler Rd. (partial) $65,000 was due to a difference in Rice Real Estate Co. Inc. Allen & Jacquelyn Willis 7BarbersLane $ 283,900 statutory interpretation Total for Dennis: $ 897,900 between his offi ce and the LOWER TOWNSHIP { Dennis J. & Maureen Byk Mar & Wendy Zittner 703 Wilson Ave. $ 233,500 state. Louis N. & June S. Lordi Tara Anne M. Hatton Trust 301 E. Rochester Ave., # 105 $ 485,000 Brown told the Herald Tammy Sue Chapman Daniel & Rhiannon Worthington 32 Magnolia Ave. $ 194,000 that as of March 26, the Estate of Eleanor Evans Fabio & Deborah Pawlus 201 E. New York Ave. $90,000 board still was experienc- Jonathan & Laura Sachar et al Cape MayCounty 584 New England Rd. $2,075,960 Kenneth & Barbara Mann Matthew & Tammy L. Patterson 4 Fernwood Rd. $ 955,000 ing “a pretty low turnout Estate of Flo. Reddan et al Robert G. & Christina S. Steele 10 Misty Lane $ 198,000 in Middle Township and Total for Lower Township: $ 4,231,460 Lower Township, where MIDDLE TOWNSHIP we expected the volume.” B C Laureano & Julianne Vazquez Peter D. & Amy W. Stevens 126ReedsBeachRd. $ 400,000 Tompkins Builders Thomas F. & Donna M. Doyle 9 Stone Harbor Landing Rd. $ 345,000 Those two towns, he Cheryl Tozer Paul Berman 4PaulaLane $ 187,000 said, may end up yielding Mich. Bass & Susan Fierstein K. Hovnanian Bayberry Drive (B.264, L. 60) $1,200,000 { { MW Housing Partners III LP Landsource Holding Co. LLC “Greenbriar at Cape May,” $ 15,600,000 about 500 appeals each. 164 deeds at $ 95,121.95 Appeals from Lower resi- Beazer Homes Corp. John & Deborah Lare 106AberdeenWay $ 330,000 dents tend to be “focused in D Beazer Homes Corp. Rochelle Faul 301AberdeenWay $ 377,545 { Sun Bruce Inc. Anthony J. & Theresa M. Vitale 206 Stagecoach, Campsite 12 $41,398 Villas near the bay,” Brown Michael Chase et al Donald P. Freiday 15 Park Ave. $ 192,500 observed, while Middle ap- Total for Middle Township: $ 18,673,443 peals were received from NORTH WILDWOOD various spots around the James W. & Angelika Lloyd Ralph & Barbara Dicianno 900 Kennedy Dr., Unit 307 $ 284,900 North Wildwood 19 LLC Dominic & Andrea Leo et al 105 19th Ave., Unit West $ 505,000 municipality. Elwood S. Hudson Scott E. & Kelly L. Hudson 233 E. 5th Ave. $ 390,000 Brown said appeals also E Scott D. Kelly Thomas P. & Kathleen M. Boyle 423 E. 6th Ave. $ 500,000 are lower than expected Total for North Wildwood: $ 1,679,900 from residents in Strath- OCEAN CITY mere (Upper Township) { Jesse J. Briglia James & Katherine Philbin 840 Ocean Ave., Unit 7 $ 160,000 Anthony & Pat Mendicino Thomas M. & Colleen M. Tegler 3844 Central Ave.,UnitA $ 850,000 and North Wildwood resi- Joseph Stasney, Sr. Michael & Michelle Walsh 4736-38 West Ave., Unit 1 $ 450,000 dents. Paul & Patricia Williams Michael & Lenore O’Donnell 3725-27 Asbury Ave., # $ 530,000 3725 “There’s no absolute Ann E. Tuszynski Christopher & Denise Avayou 515 Conch Dr., Unit515 $ 355,000 guarantee that we won’t Rob’t Coste & R. Patterson Bruno & Kathleen Bellucci 1622 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 639,900 see larger numbers,” said John & Denise Shannon Thomas & Mary Platt et al 2640 West Ave., 1st Fl. $ 550,000 Mich. & Jos & Jms Coyle et al Tim Donnelly & Kath. Krueger 233 DoryDr. $ 424,000 Brown. He noted that in Rob’t Coste & R. Patterson RCRB LLC 1620 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 599,900 many years the bulk of ap- Ruth D. Swerbeus Frank J. & Elizabeth A. Achuff 15 W. Edinburgh Rd. $ 999,000 peals arrive just before the James M. & Barbara J. Cool Rose Scanlon & Jms Lanzalotto 4042 Central Ave., 2nd Fl. $850,000 Jason & Rebecca Lyons Laverne Ziegenfuss 205 Bark Dr. $ 343,600 fi ling deadline. John S. & Cheryl A. Kowba Louis & Diane C. Lucente 2854 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 470,000 But prospects of an ap- Harry & Anna DiGiacomo William F. & Mary J. Rommel 2811 Bayland Dr. $ 710,000 peal overload seem to have Soft Beach Ventures, LLC Peter J. & Elizabeth C. Quigley 873FourthSt.,UnitB $ 975,000 Andrew & Marley Williams Christopher R. & Lisa Y. Gibson 5300 Central Ave., 1st Fl. $ 985,000 cooled. Jeffrey T. & Joann M. Auletto Laura D. Ruccolo 1926 Asbury Ave. $ 500,000 “We received over 60 Thomas & MaryJ.Williams Discover OCNJ LLC 1253 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 175,000 ScottH.&PaulaR.Faro Albert C. & Cathy M. LaTorre 935 Ocean Ave., Unit 61B $ 520,000 calls a day for a while after Janet B. Andrews Janet & Jeff & Loraine Andrews 2436 Central Ave., 1st Fl. $ 300,000 reval notices were sent,” Sea Breeze Develop’t LLC Edward E. & Megan Caufield 1446 Haven Ave. $ 640,000 said Brown. “There’s a lot Sea Breeze Develop’t LLC Henry A. Eksterowicz 923 Bay Ave., 1st Fl., Unit A $ 387,500 Sea Breeze Develop’t LLC Richard & Kimberly Tarity 2818 West Ave., Unit B $ 530,000 less now.” Paul T. & MargaretE.Bruno Karin & Dennis Lutwen 2247 Asbury Ave. $ 465,000 As a general rule, a prop- Total for Ocean City: $ 13,408,900 erty owner has the right, SEA ISLE CITY each year, to fi le an appeal James T. & Eileen Nulty Joseph & Patricia Donnelly 8008 Pleasure Ave., Unit A $ 675,000 Thomas J. Welsh Joseph A. & Anne C. Bradley 230 54th St., Unit West $ 685,000 challenging the value at Robert W. & Linda M. Eckert Thomas S. & Ruth Ann Dailey 8601 Landis Ave., Unit 1 $ 360,000 which a town has assessed SheriffJohnF.Callinanetal Jennie D. Knorr 318 40th St., Unit East $ 451,000 his or her property. of Appeal.” A copy of that document is reprinted above, Jennie D. Knorr Katherine & Gerard Gehman 318 E. 40th St., Unit East $ 451,000 with brackets and letters superimposed by the Herald for Richard & Eileen Hooper Frank & Mary Beth Mariello 143 56th St., Unit West $ 720,000 A high value may be attractive to the homeowner Daniel B. & Monica M. Rath Joseph W. & Kathleen L. Reuben 210 38th St., Unit West $ 670,000 when it comes time to sell a house, but while residing illustration purposes. Kevin P. & Cynthia Dolan Martin & Kerry Mullane 112 32nd St., Unit West $ 575,000 at the property the homeowner pays taxes based upon The section bracketed “A” calls for simple identi- Total for Sea Isle City: $ 4,587,000 fying information about the homeowner (“Petitioner”) STONE HARBOR that value. nd Many homeowners thus try to minimize the value dur- and the property. The property information appears on JamesD.&BarbaraA.Beach Patricia Bonetti LLC 217 102 St. $1,425,000 notices sent annually to each homeowner. If that docu- Total for Stone Harbor: $ 1,425,000 ing their residency, often asserting that their home or land UPPER TOWNSHIP has unique problems that lower its market value. ment can’t be located, a quick call to the local assessor Kevin F. Springer James J. & Jenifer Wyers 734 Stagecoach Rd. $ 380,000 While a property’s offi cial assessment may remain will yield the information. Richnan Group LP Godfrey & Jeanette Aschmann 48 Killdeer Hill Rd. $ 510,000 stationary for a number of years, that changes when a At section “B,” the homeowner lists the assessment Total for Upper Township: $ 890,000 municipality-wide revaluation or reassessment occurs, that the town has assigned to the property, dividing land WEST CAPE MAY value from the value of “improvements” such as the Christopher & Cindy Fisher Perry & Anna Curran 100 Columbia Ave. $ 750,000 and typically the county Board of Taxation sees appeal Total for West Cape May: $ 750,000 house, garage and outbuildings. numbers increase after those events. WEST WILDWOOD Brown noted that four municipalities were revalued At section “C,” the homeowner states what he or she Jacob T. & Colleen Booth Michael D. & Mary Jo Wagner 209 Avenue O $ 260,000 during the past year: Lower Township, Middle Township, believes the assessment ought to be, again distinguishing Total for West Wildwood: $ 260,000 West Cape May, and Woodbine. between land and improvements. WILDWOOD At section “D,” the reason for the appeal is stated. SuzanneLoughran JohnF.&MarianellaC.O’Leary 225Juniper,Unit3N $279,900 The number of appeals received from the latter two Sea Breeze Develop’t LLC Raymond & Margaret Horn 1605 Delaware Ave., 2nd Fl. $ 435,500 boroughs, he said, was relatively “quiet.” Brown said that homeowners almost always appeal on Stephanie A. McGinnis et al Burk 432 LLC 432 W. Burk Ave. $ 200,000 To fi le an appeal, a property owner should pick up the ground of “true value,” asserting that the value as- Premier Custom Homes LLC Hong Xu and Hui Juan Mao 300 E. Maple Ave., Unit 100 $ 344,900 sessed by the town is higher than the true market value Burke Avenue Dev. Corp. John T. Kelly 4601 Niagara Ave., Unit 100 $ 419,900 an appeal packet at the board’s offi ces, 7 N. Main St., Burke Avenue Dev. Corp. John T. Kelly 4605 Niagara Ave., Unit 102 $ 419,900 here. of their property. Avanti by the Sea LLC Scott K. & Kimberly Seelagy 410 E. Lavender Rd., # 203 $ 435,000 Section “E” requires the homeowner to describe Burke Avenue Dev. Corp. John T. Kelly 4605 Niagara Ave., Unit 202 $ 439,900 Brown said that most homeowners have the ability to 3FriendsPropertyLLC LouisMarcelis 9004NewJerseyAve. $275,000 process simple residential appeals on their own, without specifi c sales of similar properties. If the homeowner’s Maurice M. Davidson Richard E. Sykora 4400 Pacific Ave. $ 230,000 formal representation by lawyers or other profession- property truly has been overvalued by a municipality, Total for Wildwood: $ 3,480,000 als. those comparable sales will be close to the “requested WILDWOOD CREST “We talk to everybody that we can,” Brown said, indi- assessment” that the homeowner has listed at section Holiday Developer, Inc. Edward & Leta Atlas 5501 Atlantic Ave., Unit 305 $ 659,000 “C.” CrestcoConstructionCo. PeterJ.Perno&PaulineLong 407E.PalmRd.,Unit304 $651,900 cating that his offi ce assists homeowners in pre-hearing Megnic Investments LLC ELPJ LLC 109 E. Lincoln Ave. $ 518,000 stages, and, at the hearing itself, board members encour- Brown said that tax hearings probably will begin at Sands in the Crest LLC Benj. Clark & Mary Rosenello 300 Syracuse Ave., Unit 203 $ 151,500 the end of April, but that the schedule cannot be fi nally Genevieve Yarish Paul Hipkins and Helen Wolfson 107 E. Hollywood Ave. $ 465,000 age straight and simple talk about the property. ANB of NJ LLC William S. & Monica McDowell 7203 Atlantic Ave., Unit 201 $ 232,900 Circumstances such as a substantial handicap or in- determined by his offi ce until appeals are in for each PalmBeachVillasDev.Grp JosephRiiff 401E.PalmRd. $1,665,000 ability to attend a scheduled hearing, or complex facts or town. Crestco Construction Co. John & Linda Teberio 408 E. Myrtle Rd., Unit 207 $ 495,000 issues, might necessitate an attorney, Brown noted. Tax Board commissioners are: Philip Judyski, (presi- Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 4,838,300 The county’s appeal packet includes a basic “Petition dent), Elizabeth Barry, James Cafi ero Jr., John Snyder, WOODBINE and LuAnn Wowkanech. Marion C. Long James F. Burke 262 Oak St., Campsite 262 $ 42,500 Total for Woodbine: $ 42,500 Cross-Acceptance COUNTY TOTAL: $ 66,065,515 similar to those stated by speakers, “ended up leaving Compilation © 2007 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office (From Page A49) the table feeling they have a better planning mechanism joke,” Schmidt added. in place now.” Schmidt also noted the “irony” of state plans tending to To subsequent questioning, Special CMCAR Efforts Begin be obsolete before they reach fi nal publication stage. Swan clarifi ed that she meant “You wouldn’t allow any individual to develop that that the state plan cannot From April 1 to April l4, the Cape May Donors can drop off canned goods and way,” he said to the state’s representatives. “trump” local planning. County Association of Realtors will run imperishables, or supermarket gift certifi - “State planning is a wonderful mechanism,” he con- Later, when the DEP’s Bill two events aimed at cates (for $25 or $50), at locations cluded, but at present “it’s being used to push people Purdie suggested that “nobody supporting community including: CMCAR, 2045 Route 9, away.” wants to see [environmen- causes: a food drive to Clermont; Blue Ocean Realty, “You’re stealing our lands and you’re taking wealth tally sensitive] areas attract benefi t United Way, and 4701 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood; from the community.” growth,” resident Charles a “gift certifi cate drive” RE/MAX Beach Home Realty, 4200 Subsequent speakers echoed the concern that the state Kona suggested that the DEP to benefi t the county’s Landis Ave., Sea Isle City; Sticks plan would actually increase disparity between “haves had gone too far in refusing Foster Care System. and Dirt, Inc., 3800 Bay- and have nots.” to lend endorsement to any Suggestions for food shore Road, North Cape May; Resident Nick Meanus noted that “public servants like development, barrier island pantry donations in- Chris Clemans & Co., 1159 police offi cers and teachers are priced out … They can’t or mainland, unless “coastal clude: canned fruits, corned beef Washington St., Cape May; Schmidt criticized plan. afford to live in the communities where they were born rules” are applied. hash, Spam, canned spaghetti, tuna Ferguson Dechert Real Estate, and raised.” “That’s your position, helper, canned ravioli, macaroni & 2789 Dune Dr., Avalon; and In response, OSG’s Swan suggested that the state plan right?” asked Kona. cheese, sardines, pork ‘n beans, C21 Alliance Real Estate, 518 doesn’t include “mandates” and noted that Upper Town- “I would say it differently,” replied Purdie, “but in so chili, canned or boxed juices, toilet S. Shore Dr., Marmora. ship offi cials originally opposed to the plan for reasons many words, yes.” paper, and deodorant. Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A55 (From Page A53)

Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING ON SCHOOL BUDGET 2007/2008 WEST WILDWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION WEST WILDWOOD WILDWOOD Public WILDWOOD Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers and other interested persons in the West Wildwood School District that a CREST public hearing will be held on Tuesday, March 27, 2007 at 4:30 p.m. at the Borough Hall, Glenwood Avenue. A copy Notices of the budget is on fi le with Rosemarie Millar, Board Secretary, and may be inspected by interested persons by Brand new 3 bedrooms, 3 bedroom furnished appointment. The West Wildwood School Board has proposed programs and services in addition to the Core Curriculum Content 2 baths, fully furnished home. Security & refer- Spacious 2 bedroom. Standards adopted by the State Board of Education. Information on this budget and the programs and services it condo. Washer and ences $1450/month + $1200 per month utilities SHERIFF’S SALE provides is available from the school. dryer, dishwasher, cen- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 03/20/2007 CAPE MAY - WEST WILDWOOD utilities included. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- tral air. Microwave. Wall cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Advertised Enrollments NUMBER F 13495 06, pending wherein FRE- ENROLLMENT CATEGORY October 15, 2005 October 15, 2006 October 15, 2007 to wall carpet. No pets, 862-432-9584 609-522-2783 MONT INVESTMENT AND LOAN the plaintiff Actual Actual Estimated AND CARTER C. BORDEN, ET ALS are the Pupils Sent to Other Districts-Reg Prog 48 46 43 non-smoking premises. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Pupils Sent to Other Dists-Spec Ed Prog 7 10 13 venue on: Pupils in State Facilities 1 $1300 per month + utili- μ WebID #: 116194 μ WebID #: 116239 WEDNESDAY THE 4TH DAY OF ties. First, last and secu- APRIL A.D. 2007 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court CAPE MAY - WEST WILDWOOD rity deposit. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Advertised Revenues (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Budget Category Account 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 Jersey. Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Actual Revised Anticipated 610-719-8374, Property to be sold is located in the Town- GENERAL FUND ship of Middle, County of Cape May and Budgeted Fund Balance - General Fund 10-303 50,000 9am- 9pm Budgeted Withdrawal from Tuition Reserve-adj. 10-311 30,000 WILDWOOD State of New Jersey. ★★★★★ Premises commonly known as: 111 W. Revenues from Local Sources: WebID #: 114199 Dunbar Street, Cape May Court House, Local Tax Levy 10-1210 1,073,898 1,083,804 1,047,341 μ Wildwood Crest Unrestricted Miscellaneous Revenues 10-1XXX 276 225 225 Beautifully renovated 4 NJ 08210 SUBTOTAL 1,074,174 1,084,029 1,047,566 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Tax Lot No. 2 in Block No. 935 Spacious, well main- Revenues from State Sources: bayside twin, skylights, Dimension of Lot Approximately: Special Education Aid 10-3130 57,346 57,346 57,346 tained, 2nd fl oor, 2 bed- 150 x 155 Bilingual Education 10-3140 4,951 4,951 4,951 Year Round Rental- 4 decks. Laundry area, Consolidated Aid 10-3195 8,536 5,945 5,945 room apartment. Air Nearest Cross Street: N/A Additional Formula Aid 10-3196 1,241 3,325 lots of storage, nice yard conditioning, gas heat, SUBTOTAL 70,833 69,483 71,567 WILDWOOD with shed. Well insulated All that certain lot, parcel or tract of land, Act (Excess)Defi ciency of Rev (Over)/Under Expnd -58,135 wall to wall carpet. Non- situate and lying in the Township of Mid- TOTAL GENERAL FUND 1,086,872 1,203,512 1,149,133 and “Energy Star” certi- dle, County of Cape May, State of New Jer- TOTAL REVENUES/SOURCES 1,086,872 1,203,512 1,149,133 smoking premises. Ref- sey, and being more particularly described 118 West Taylor Ave., fi ed with high effi ciency as follows: CAPE MAY - WEST WILDWOOD erences, security. $950 rear cottage. 2 bedroom heat, air, etc. Cat, may- FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY: Advertised Appropriations per month. Available ALSO KNOWN as Lot 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 Budget Category Account 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 townhouse. $750/month be; smoking, no! $1300/ in Block 935 on the Township of Middle Expenditures Rev. Approp. Appropriations April 1. Tax Map. + utilities. No pets. Ap- month + all utilities GENERAL CURRENT EXPENSE Regular Programs - Instruction 11-1XX-100-XXX 3,000 3,000 plication & credit report Prior Liens/Encumbrances Undistributed Expenditures: 609-522-4383 st Instruction 11-000-100-XXX 1,045,805 1,143,124 1,069,842 required. 609-870-2485 2007 Taxes 1 quarter open: $1,029.18 Attendance and Social Work Services 11-000-211-XXX 100 Support Services - General Administration 11-000-230-XXX 7,855 11,114 12,733 ★★★★★ Liens: 2005 3rd Party Lien; Subsequent taxes + interest; Sold on: 01/10/2006; Cert. Support Services - School Administration 11-000-240-XXX 478 650 750 215-672-5040 μ WebID #: 116007 #2006-4875; Sold to: Crusader Servicing Operation and Maintenance of Plant Services 11-000-26X-XXX 5,077 6,000 7,000 Corp: $9,057.26 Student Transportation Services 11-000-270-XXX 11,258 22,294 37,826 Other Support Services 11-000-290-XXX 6,615 6,950 7,228 TOTAL as of 02/07/2007: $10,086.44 Personal Services - Employee Benefi ts 11-XXX-XXX-2XX 564 680 715 μ WebID #: 116186 μ WebID #: 116155 Total Undistributed Expenditures 1,077,652 1,190,812 1,136,194 A full legal description of the premises can TOTAL GENERAL CURRENT EXPENSE 1,077,652 1,193,812 1,139,194 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Transfer of Funds to Charter Schools 10-000-100-56X 9,220 9,700 9,939 Year Round Rental- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid GENERAL FUND GRAND TOTAL 1,086,872 1,203,512 1,149,133 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Total Expenditures/Appropriations 1,086,872 1,203,512 1,149,133 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD CREST Year Round Rental- amount due can be obtained from the local DEDUCT APPROPRIATIONS INCLUDED IN MULTIPLE FUNDS DUE TO TRANSFERS: taxing authority. Local Contribution - Transfer to Special Revenue 11-1XX-100-930 Amount due under judgment is Capital Reserve - Transfer to Debt Service 12-000-400-933 1 bedroom apartment, $201,783.11 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees TOTAL EXPENDITURES/APPROPRIATIONS NET OF TRANSFERS 1,086,872 1,203,512 1,149,133 WILDWOOD WILDWOOD to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- quiet location. 1st fl oor. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount CAPE MAY - WEST WILDWOOD of 20% of the bid price is required. Advertised Recapitulation of Balances 2 bedroom apartment, Full size washer & dryer. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Large 1 bedroom charm- sale without further notice of publication. General Fund Gen. Fund General Fund bath, kitchen, fur- Non-smoking premises. ing bungalow, full wrap All publication costs are paid for by the plain- (Reserved) (Reserved) (Reserved) General Fund No pets. $675/month + tiff. General Fund Cap. Reserve Adult Ed. Maintenance (Reserved) nished. $950 monthly. 1 around deck, large sun- Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Budget Category (Unreserved) Account Programs Reserve Acct. Legal Reserves month rent & 1 month utilities. Available May 1. Sheriff: John F. Callinan (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) room. $850/month + util- 752555 Est. Approp. Bal. 6-30-05 (Prior Budg) 70,011 0 0 0 0 4x Fee=$145.80 security & proof of in- ities. References & credit 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28/07 Approp. Balances 6-30-05 (from Audit) 88,181 0 0 0 0 come required. 609-846-1658 ______Est. Approp. Bal. 6-30-06 (Prior Budg) 100,000 0 0 0 0 check required. No pets. SHERIFF’S SALE Approp. Balances 6-30-06 (from Audit) 146,316 0 0 0 0 Amount Budgeted during FY 06-07 -50,000 0 0 0 0 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Add. Bal. to be Approp during FY 06-07 0 0 0 0 0 Call 9am - 5pm μ WebID #: 115700 609-522-5064, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Add. Bal. Anticipated during FY 06-07 5,700 0 0 0 0 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Approp. Bal. 6-30-07 (est.) before Trans. 102,016 0 0 0 0 609-729-3292 Anti. Excess GF Bal. Trans during FY 06-07 0 0 0 0 0 Year Round Rental- ask for Tony BER F 7510 06, pending wherein DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS Approp. Bal. 6-30-07 (est.) after Transfer 102,016 0 0 0 0 TRUSTEE the plaintiff AND HARRY FESLER, Amount Budgeted in FY 07-08 0 0 0 0 0 ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Appropriation Balances 6/30/08(est.) 102,016 0 0 0 0 μ WebID #: 115681 sale at public venue on: WILDWOOD WEDNESDAY THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL A.D. 2007 CAPE MAY - WEST WILDWOOD WebID #: 115646 CREST at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court μ Advertised Recapitulation of Balances House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New General Fund Special Revenue Year Round Rental- 1 bedroom apartment. Year Round Rental- Jersey. (Reserved) Debt Cap. Reserve Rental assistance ac- Municipality: Township of Middle Budget Category Tuition Reserve Service Account Totals (1) (7) (8) (9) (10) WILDWOOD cepted. $700 + utilities. WILDWOOD Street Address: 239 Route 47 S Est. Approp. Bal. 6-30-05 (Prior Budg) 0 0 0 70,011 Approp. Balances 6-30-05 (from Audit) 30,000 0 0 118,181 Tax Lot: 4 Est. Approp. Bal. 6-30-06 (Prior Budg) 0 0 0 100,000 2 bedrooms, full kitchen, 609-425-9313 Approp. Balances 6-30-06 (from Audit) 30,000 0 0 176,316 Spacious, older 4 bed- Tax Block: 148 Amount Budgeted during FY 06-07 0 0 0 -50,000 1 bath. $975 per month Add. Bal. to be Approp during FY 06-07 0 0 0 0 room, 2 bath. Mostly Approximate Dimensions: 125’ x 167’ Add. Bal. Anticipated during FY 06-07 0 0 0 5,700 + 1 month security de- WebID #: 116179 Approp. Bal. 6-30-07 (est.) before Trans. 30,000 0 0 132,016 μ furnished, laundry, front posit. Nearest Cross Street: Fishing Creek Road Anti. Excess GF Bal. Trans during FY 06-07 0 0 0 0 porch, fenced yard with Approp. Bal. 6-30-07 (est.) after Transfer 30,000 0 0 132,016 Year Round Rental- A full legal description of the premises can Amount Budgeted in FY 07-08 -30,000 0 0 -30,000 deluxe barbeque set up. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Appropriation Balances 6/30/08(est.) 0 0 0 102,016 609-846-0290 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid High effi ciency heat and taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer CAPE MAY - WEST WILDWOOD WILDWOOD liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Advertised Per Pupil Cost Calculations CREST air, well insulated. $1300 amount due can be obtained from the local μ WebID #: 115541 per month + utilities. taxing authority. 2007 - 2008 6201 New Jersey Amount due under judgment is 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2006-07 2007-2008 $265,141.55 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Actual Actual Original Revised Proposed Avenue to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Budget Budget Budget tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount 609-870-2485 Per Pupil Cost Calculations: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) of 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Total Comparative Per Pupil Cost 0 0 Year Round Rental- 2 bedroom with deck sale without further notice of publication. Total Classroom Instruction 0 0 μ WebID #: 116231 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Classroom-Salaries and Benefi ts 0 0 $850 + utilities; 3 bed- tiff. Classroom-General Supplies and Textbooks 0 0 Attorney PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN Classroom-Purchased Services and Other 0 0 WILDWOOD room, $950/month + Sheriff: John F. Callinan Total Support Services 0 0 utilties. 2nd fl oor. Newly 752558 Support Services-Salaries and Benefi ts 0 0 4x Fee=$102.06 Total Administrative Costs 0 0 2nd fl oor, unfurnished, renovated. No pets. 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28/07 Administration-Salaries and Benefi ts 0 0 Year Round Rental- ______Total Operations and Maintenance of Plant 0 0 1 bedroom apartment. Credit check required. SHERIFF’S SALE Operations & Maintenance of Plant-Salary & Ben. 0 0 Total Food Services Costs 0 0 $800/month + utilities. Year rental By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Total Extracurricular Costs 0 0 1 1/2 month security 609-522-2002 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Total Equipment Costs 0 0 OceanView cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Employee Benefi ts as a % of Salaries 9.2 9.2 deposit. No pets, No- NUMBER F 12188 06, pending wherein U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS smoking . References, μ WebID #: 114201 TRUSTEE FOR THE STRUCTURED AS- The information presented in columns 1 through 3 as well as the related descriptions of the per pupil cost calcula- 3 bedroom, 1 bath ,dead SET SECURITIES CORPORATION, SERIES tions are contained in the 2007 Comparative Spending Guide and can be found on the Department of Education’s credit check required. 2005-OPT1 the plaintiff AND JON KEVIN end street, yard. $1200 Internet address: http://www.state.nj.us/ education under Finance, when available. This publication is available in GRUBB, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall the board offi ce and public libraries. The same calculations were performed using the 2006-07 revised appropria- per month + utilities. expose for sale at public venue on: tions and 2007-08 budgeted appropriations presented in this advertised budget. Total Comparative Per Pupil Cost 609-729-5252 WEDNESDAY THE 4TH DAY OF is defi ned as current expense exclusive of tuition expenditures, transportation, residential costs, and judgments Year Round Rental- APRIL A.D. 2007 against the school district. For all years, it also includes the restricted entitlement aids. With the exception of Total at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Equipment Cost, each of the other per pupil cost calculations presented is a component of the total comparative per 856-769-0029 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street pupil cost, although all components are not shown. WebID #: 115757 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New μ Jersey. Wildwood Crest Annual School District Budget Statement Supporting Documentation μ WebID #: 116106 Property to be sold is located in the Town- CAPE MAY - WEST WILDWOOD ship of Upper, County of Cape May and 4A. Advertised Capital Outlay Projects State of New Jersey. Quiet area. 3 blocks from Describe below, by project number, the appropriations for budgeted Capital Outlay Projects including those items Year Round Rental- beach. 3 bedrooms, 1 Commonly known as: 2254 Route 50, related to the district’s Long Range Facilities Plan. Include only construction, remodeling, renovations, installation of Township of Upper, Tuckahoe, NJ 08250 service systems, land and improvements, and the purchase of buildings. If the project is eligible for a grant, enter an bath. 2 month security ‘X’ in column 4. Do not include equipment. Include all projects budgeted on the transfer lines to capital projects fund Tax Lot No. 24 in Block 306 (8326 and 8335). If the project is a request to exceed an existing referendum (Under N.J.A.C. 6A: 26-4.4(a)3), enter WILDWOOD deposit and references. an ‘X’ in column 5 and enter the funding source for the request in column 6. Complete a detailed budget for each Air condition, washer, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 140 ft project. x 71.94 ft Request to 3 bedroom, 1 bath, new- dryer. Furnished or un- Project Dollar Eligible Exceed Funding Source Nearest Cross Street: Situate on the divi- Description/Activity Number Amount for Grant Referendum for Request ly renovated. No pets. furnished. Across from sion line between Lots 24 and 25 in Block 306 ______References required. school. Available May. 1 ______$1100 per month + utili- *Subject to any open taxes, water/ sewer, ______$1400/month. municipal or tax liens that may be due. ______ties. ______A full legal description of the premises can ______570-856-2544 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ______215-673-3886 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ______liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ______μ WebID #: 115959 amount due can be obtained from the local ______μ WebID #: 115601 taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is 1xFee = $225.99 3/28/07 $152,875.42 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount (Page A56 Please) A56 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers March 28 2007

Web ID’s mean more information is available online at www.capemaycountyherald.com Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! (From Page A48) Retail- Trades/Welding- FURNISHINGS ANIMALS

Trades/Maintenance- Articles For Sale- Sales Associates ✰✰✰✰✰ Furnishings- LOST & FOUND -

Maintenance Welding Shop A HOT TUB! NEW! ANIMALS With knowledge of the BROYHILL BED- sports & surf industry. Mechanic NICE! Full Time Help Want- 2007 Model, IN-WRAP- ROOM SET, ivory lac- Some computer knowl- quer with brass trim, edge helpful. Must have Seeking general Main- ed. PER! Hydro jets, WA- (2) 6’ chests, head- good phone skills. Full Trades/Heavy tenance Mechanic, with Valid Driver’s License TERFALL, LED mood Lost & Found: time, weekends a must. Equipment- some experience with lighting, OZONE! Must board, mirror & night carpeting. Call 609-624-7913 See! FULL WARRANTY! tables. Also, china LOST DOG: Golden Was $4995, WILL TAKE Apply: Kona Sports HEAVY ✰✰✰✰✰ cabinet. $55 each Retriever, 8 years old, 103 E. Rio Grande Ave., Please fax resume to $2985! piece. 609-884-2978 a bit of white around EQUIPMENT Wildwood 609-884-8722 (609)489-6412 mouth. Wearing col- 609-522-7899 ext 12 OPERATOR or call 609-884-2277 lar. Friendly, answers μ WebID #: 115732 TRAINING Travel- Furnishings- to “Katie”. Missing μ WebID #: 115716 Articles for Sale- since 3/21 from Gos- 800-823-4271 Trades/Marine- EXCITING NEW VICTORIAN STYLE hen vicinity. REWARD! Retail- POSITION OPEN!! WOOD STOVE Sofa and chair. Circa 609-465-2844 or 609- Associated Training AVALON 1930s. Velvet tapestry 501-2261 SALES HELP Services POINTE MARINA Senior Excursions, Inc., Zero clearance. Great print, blue, rose and www.equipment is now accepting em- the area’s largest tour & for workshop! $350 gold. Very good con- Public ployment applications travel organization is ex- Childrens shop in Stone operator.com dition. Great for Bed Harbor and Ocean City to fi ll the following posi- panding once again! We 609-780-0750 Notices tions: Several full time/ are searching for an out- & Breakfast! $600 for hiring part time sales Trades/HVAC- (From Page A55) part time: going, energetic, take- both. 609-294-9728 of 20% of the bid price is required. help. Pleasant working The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any conditions. charge individual to as- BUSINESS sale without further notice of publication. HVAC Installer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- YARD sist in planning trips and YARD/TAG SALES tiff. EQUIPMENT Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- 609-972-9675 PERSONNEL/ events here in the Wild- MAN Experience Required. woods. This is currently Sheriff: John F. Callinan MAKE READY Business Equipment- DEADLINES 752554 Must be able to perform a year round/ part time 4x Fee=$116.64 all aspects of installation PERSONS FOR YARD/TAG 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28/07 position. Organizational ______procedures. Pay based HOT DOG CART, 4 burn- SALES SHERIFF’S SALE Sales- skills and great attitude on abilities. Health ben- Potential for full time, er, made by Custom Kart Friday, 10am By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out are the only require- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- efi ts, paid holidays, paid year round. Good pay model 500, 1500lb ca- ments. Some nights and Yard/Tag Sale: cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET GREAT SALES sick days. & benefi ts. Drug testing pacity ice machine, sin- NUMBER F 022221 03, pending wherein JP weekends may be re- MORGAN CHASE BANK, AS TRUSTEE the OPPORTUNITIES- and valid driver’s license gle door upright freezer. plaintiff AND GERALD MURRAY, ET AL are quired. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at FORTUNE 50 Call Larry or Ed at required. Extra equipment & cool- AVALON, 366 40th public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 4TH DAY OF COMPANY 609-465-8151. ers. $5000. Street: Saturday, APRIL A.D. 2007 Call Barbara at at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Call 609-967-4100 March 31, 9am. Multi- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 609-729-9331 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Competitive Base Pay μ WebID #: 115095 for interview 609-780-5222 family sale. Lots of Jersey. PLUS Commission, stuff! Municipality: Woodbine μ WebID #: 115878 FINANCIAL Mileage, Benefi ts, Cell County: Cape May Phone Call Janet at State of N.J. Trades/Landscaping- BUSINESS FOR 609-886-8600 ext.34 Street & Street No: 1417 Dehirsch Avenue aka Route 427 Dehirsch Avenue Our In-Home Sales SALE - FINANCIAL for great results today. Lawn Care Mainte- Trades/Painter Tax Block and Lot: Specialist position will focus on the sale of nance Block: 125 Painter Lot: 3 exterior projects - win- (Page A57 Please) Experience required dows, roofi ng, siding, Knowledge and experi- Business For Sale- decks and fencing - ence preferred, but will train. Valid driver’s li- 609-204-8894 supported by a central- CAFE/ICE CREAM PUBLIC NOTICE ized production facility. cense a necessity. WebID #: 115614 μ Cape May prime beach Take Notice that a CAFRA application has been submitted Sales territories are 609-889-3815 front location. Outside available in the Cape Trades/Pesticide- to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, seating for 48. Business May/Egg Harbor mar- Trades/Maintenance- Division of Land Use Regulation for a CAFRA permit for the only. Long term lease ket. PESTICIDE/ available. $149,900 development described below: MAINTENANCE IRRIGATION

Learn more about the ASSISTANT 646-425-9901 the job and apply online Large landscape com- APPLICANT: Black Lagoon Farms, Inc. by visiting Immediate opening for pany seeking full time PROJECT NAME: The Fairways www.lowes.com/ service-oriented, fl ex- employee for chemical MERCHANDISE / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Development of 16 detached application. Experi- careers ible, motivated per- YARD SALES single-family home sites Click on We’re Build- son with experience in ence helpful. Irrigation ing Better Careers, then maintenance, grounds knowledge a plus. PROJECT STREET ADDRESS: Bayberry Drive Search/Apply, then keeping & general ARTICLES FOR BLOCK: 335.01 Search Now under Cor- trades. Year round po- Contact Deb SALE LOT: 5 porate Jobs and search sition offers full ben- at Garden Greenhouse by Job ID #24557 where efi ts including health CMCH area. MUNICIPALITY: Middle prompted. insurance, sick days & 609-624-3750 COUNTY: Cape May paid vacation. Position Lowe’s is an Equal Op- requires availability on μ WebID #: 115223 The CAFRA permit application can be reviewed at either the portunity Employer weekends & valid driv- committed to Diversity er’s license. municipal clerkʼs offi ce or by appointment at the Departmentʼs Trades/Plumbing- and Inclusion Trenton offi ce. A 30-day public comment period or a fact-fi nding

Send resume or IMMEDIATE public hearing will be held on this application in the future. A apply in person to: public hearing will be held only if the Department determines Maintenance Director OPENING Mid-Atlantic Article For Sale- that, based on public comment or a review of the project, its scope Center for the Arts PLUMBING and environmental impacts, additional information is necessary 1048 Washington St., APPRENTICE Telescope to assist in its review or evaluate potential impacts and that this Cape May, NJ 08204 Celestron Sky Scout 609-884-5404, ext. Join established Cape information can only be obtained by providing an opportunity for 123 May County plumbing This item is almost new a public hearing. Individuals may request the Department hold a company with excel- and in perfect working public hearing on the application. Requests for a public hearing μ WebID #: 115545 lent benefi t package. order. The SkyScout is shall be made in writing within 15 days of the date of this notice Valid driver’s license re- a revolutionary hand- quired. EOE employer. held device that uses and shall state the specifi c nature of the issues proposed to be advanced GPS technol- raised at the hearing. Hearing requests should be sent to: Looking Call Barth Plumbing, ogy with point and click for Heating, Cooling convenience to iden- New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection 609-263-4100 tify thousands of stars, something? or fax resume to planets, constellations Division of Land Use Regulation 609-263-3213 and more. $300. Email P.O. Box 439 email to: [email protected] 501 East State Street Find it in the [email protected] Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0439 www.capemaycountyherald.com CLASSIFIEDS μ WebID #: 115648 μ WebID #: 115603 ATTN: Middle Township Section Chief Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A57 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A56) Boulevard, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE public, and pursuant to N.J.S. 40A:12-5(a) B. Fees. Dimensions of Lot: 808.5’ x 150’ such acquisition must be by ordinance; and AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BEING KNOWN as Lot 3, 4 & 44, Block 9 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ORDINANCE NO. 465 MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND 1. Middle Township residents shall use the Nearest Cross Street: 1916.4’ from Sheri- on the offi cial Tax Map of the Borough of of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- WHEREAS, The Township of Middle has STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO PURCHASE Skateboard Park without charge. dan Avenue Wildwood Crest cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was secured an appraisal, as has the Fire Com- LAND AND STRUCTURES COMMONLY NUMBER F 16304, pending wherein PROVI- introduced and passed on fi rst reading of the missioners, Fire District No. 1, which appraisal KNOWN AS MIDDLE TOWNSHIP FIRE DIS- 2. Non-Middle Township residents shall pay Superior Interests (if any): Borough of Dimensions: 60.074ft x 76.50ft x 30.00ft x DENT BANK OF MARYLAND the plaintiff Board of Commissioners of the Borough of supports the price to be paid; TRICT NO. 1 LOCATED ON BOYD STREET an annual fee of $25.00 per person, or a Woodbine holds a tax sale certifi cate in the 100.00ft x 30.00ft x 70.00ft x 73.50ft AND JOHN P. OLDEN; MARY C. OLDEN West Wildwood, in the County of Cape May IN CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE $5.00 per person daily rate, which fees shall amount of $1282.92 as of 02/25/2005 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale and State of New Jersey on February 2, 2007 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by be assessed and collected by the Recreation Nearest Cross Street: Morning Glory Road at public venue on: and fi nally passed and adopted at a meet- the Township Committee of the Township of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- Department. A full legal description of the premises can WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF ing of said Board of Commissioners held on Middle, County of Cape May and State of New nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal APRIL A.D. 2007 March 16, 2007. Jersey, as follows: meeting of the Township Committee held on SECTION 3. All other ordinances in confl ict or May County. This sale is subject to unpaid liens or other charges and any such taxes, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court March 19, 2007. Second reading, hearing and inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer charges, liens, insurance premiums or House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Done by order of the Board of Commission- SECTION 1. consideration for adoption will be held on April repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or liens and other Municipal Assessments. The other advances made by plaintiff prior to (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ers of the Borough of West Wildwood, New 16, 2007 at the Middle Township Municipal inconsistency. amount due can be obtained from the local this sale. All interested parties are to con- Jersey. Jersey 1. The land and structures on said land lo- Building at 6:00 P.M. taxing authority. duct and rely upon their own independent cated on Block 238, Lot 2, currently owned SECTION 4. Should any section, paragraph, Amount due under judgment is investigation to ascertain whether or not Property to be sold is located in the Town- Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk by the Fire Commissioners, Fire District No. 1x Fee=$49.82 3/28/07 sentence, clause or phase of this Ordinance $93,514.33 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees any outstanding interest remain of record ship of Lower, County of Cape May and 1, and otherwise known as 10 South Boyd ______be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- and/or have priority over the lien being State of New Jersey. 1x Fee=$10.94 3/28/07 Street, shall be purchased for the amount of TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE reason, the remaining portions of this Ordi- tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount foreclosed and, if so the current amount ______$1,200,000.00 from the Fire Commissioners, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY nance shall not be affected thereby and shall of 20% of the bid price is required. due thereon. Commonly known as: 611 Lawnside Road, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Fire District No. 1, and conveyed to the Town- STATE OF NEW JERSEY remain in full force and effect, and to this end The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Lower, NJ 08204 ship via a deed. the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby sale without further notice of publication. A full legal description of the premises can Pursuant to State law, the following is a partial ORDINANCE NO. 1259-07 declared to be serverable. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Tax Lot No. 40, 41 & 42, in Block No. 527 listing of items inside storage units which will 2. The Mayor of the Township of Middle is au- tiff. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid be sold at Public Auction on Thursday, April thorized to sign any and all documents neces- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall become Attorney POWERS KIRN LLC taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Dimensions of Lot (Approximately) 60 feet 19, 2007 at 1:00 p.m., at A SAFE KEEPING sary to effectuate this purchase including an THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER effective immediately upon fi nal passage and Sheriff: John F. Callinan liens and other Municipal Assessments. The wide by 120 feet long, irregular SELF STORAGE, INC., 3414 Bayshore Road, agreement of sale the exact terms of which 211, SECTION 3 THEREOF, ENTITLED ES- publication, according to law. 752551 amount due can be obtained from the local North Cape May, NJ 08204, (609) 889-8287. are to be determined by the two parties. TABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS 4x Fee=$116.64 taxing authority. Nearest Cross Street: Brookdale Road Operators reserve the right to set minimum OF SKATEBOARD PARK F. Nathan Doughty Jr., Mayor 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28/07 Amount due under judgment is bids and to bid. This ad will not appear in this SECTION 2. All other ordinances in confl ict Susan DeLanzo, Committeemember ______$254,727.66 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees A full legal description of the premises can Newspaper on April 11, 2007 or April 18, 2007. or inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby BE IT ORDAINED, by the Township Commit- Stephen Barry, Committeemember SHERIFF’S SALE to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Please call prior to auction to confi rm. AUC- repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or in- tee of the Township of Middle in the County Attest tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount May County. This sale is subject to unpaid TION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT consistency. of Cape May and State of New Jersey as James Alexis, Clerk By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of 20% of the bid price is required. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer NOTICE. follows: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any liens and other Municipal Assessments. The SECTION 3. Should any section, paragraph, ORDINANCE NO. 1259-07 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET sale without further notice of publication. amount due can be obtained from the local UNIT Number: sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance SECTION 1 NUMBER F 16307 06, pending wherein All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxing authority. E103 - Joy Erb: Fishing Rods; Engine Block; be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CODE OF HSBC BANK USA, N.A. AS INDENTURE tiff. Amount due under judgment is Automotive Motor; 3 Dressers; Hutch; Scan- reason, the remaining portions of this ordi- Local Ordinance Section 211 shall be amend- THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, CHAPTER TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED NOTE- Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG $41,146.87 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ner/Receiver; 2 - 70 Gallon Aquariums; Cof- nance shall not be affected thereby and shall ed as follows: 211, SECTION 3 THEREOF, ENTITLED ES- HOLDERS OF RENAISSANCE HOME Sheriff: John F. Callinan to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- fee Table; Record Albums; Projector Screen; remain in full force and effect, and to this end TABLISHING RULES AND REGULATIONS EQUITY LOANS TRUST 2005-4, RENAIS- 752552 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Mirrors; VCRs; Motorcycle Tire; Boxes; Other the provisions of this ordinance are hereby 211-3 RULES, SUBSECTION I OF SKATEBOARD PARK SANCE HOME EQUITY LOAN ASSET- 4x Fee=$136.08 of 20% of the bid price is required. Miscellaneous items. declared to be severable. BACKED NOTES, SERIES 2005-4 the plain- 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28/07 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any I. This facility is for skateboard and in-line skat- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- tiff AND CHRISTOPHER DELLA PACE AND ______sale without further notice of publication. 2x Fee=$24.30 SECTION 4. This ordinance shall become ing only, except that bicycles, including but not nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular ROCHELE DELLA PACE, HIS WIFE are the NOTICE All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 3/28, 4/4/07 effective immediately upon fi nal passage and limited to “BMX” bicycles, are permitted on meeting of the Township Committee held on defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public tiff. ______publication, according to law. Wednesdays from 5:00pm until closing. March 19, 2007. Second reading, hearing venue on: Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at Attorney FRANK J. MARTONE, PC TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, and consideration for adoption will be held on WEDNESDAY THE 4TH DAY OF A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9, Sheriff: John F. Callinan COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor 211-5. REGISTRATION AND FEES April 16, 2007 at the Middle Township Munici- APRIL A.D. 2007 Cape May Court House, NJ, on 04/19/07 at 752560 STATE OF NEW JERSEY Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, Committee pal Building at 6:00 P.M. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 9:30 AM. The following goods will be sold: 4x Fee=$102.06 Member A. Any and all users of the Skateboard Park House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 ORDINANCE NO. 1257-07 Stephen Barry, Committee Member must fi rst register with the Middle Township 1x Fee=$42.53 3/28/07 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Space Number: D 111 ______Recreation Department. The Recreation De- ______Jersey. ROBB FRANKEL SHERIFF’S SALE CALENDAR YEAR 2007 ORDINANCE TO Attest: partment shall issue an Identifi cation Card TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, 7 English Way EXCEED THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET AP- James E. Alexis, Township Clerk with a photo identifi cation for each individual. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, Property to be sold is located in the Town- Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out PROPRIATION LIMITS AND TO ESTABLISH STATE OF NEW JERSEY ship of Middle Township, County of Cape 1 Microwave Oven; 1 Books; 1 Exercize Ma- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- A CAP BANK (N.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.14) ORDINANCE NO. 1258-07 (Page A58 Please) May and State of New Jersey. chine; 1 Boom Box; 1 Cabinet: File; 1 Boxes; cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET 1 Bookcase; 1 Bed: Box Spring; 1 other/Misc; NUMBER F 18059 03, pending wherein WHEREAS, the Local Government Cap Law, Commonly known as: 18 South 6th Av- 2 Shovels; 1 Film Editor; 1 Chair: Offi ce; 1 MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- N.J.S. 40A: 4-45.1 et seq., provides that in the 2007 Municipal Budget enue, Middle Township (Rio Grande), New Dresser; 1 Bed: Mattress; 1 Foozball Table; TION SYSTEMS, INC. the plaintiff AND AN- preparation of its annual budget, a munici- Jersey 08242 1 T.V. Table Model; 4 Chair: Kitchen; 9 Con- THONY M. GENTILE; BARBARA ANN GEN- pality shall limit any increase in said budget tainers, Rubber Maid; 1 Bed: Frame; 1 Refrig- TILE, HIS WIFE AND COMMERCE BANK, to 2.5% unless authorized by ordinance to of the BOROUGH of WILDWOOD CREST County of Tax Lot 20 through 24 Block 1142 erator; 1 Table: Night; 1 Suitcase; 1 Keyboard N.A. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for increase it to 3.5% over the previous year’s Electric; 1 Shelf; 1 Bags sale at public venue on: fi nal appropriations, subject to certain excep- CAPE MAY for the fiscal year 2007. Dimensions of the Lot are (Approxi- WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF tions; and, mately): Space Number: G 134 APRIL A.D. 2007 JOE MULHOLLAND at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.15a provides The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and as- 264 Franklin Ave. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street that a municipality may, when authorized by Revenue and Appropriations Summaries sessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Villas, NJ 08251 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ordinance, appropriate the difference between other municipal assessments. The amount 1 Scaffolding; 1 5 gal buckets of paint; 5 Jersey. the amount of its actual fi nal appropriation and due can be obtained from the local taxing Cabinet; 1 Paint Sprayer; 1 Edging Material; 1 the 3.5% percentage rate as an exception to Summary of Revenues Anticipated Property to be sold is located in the City of its fi nal appropriations in either of the next two authority, pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the Shovel; 1 Tarps; 1 Sprayers; 1 Boom Box 2007 2006 sale may also be subject to the limited lien Wildwood, County of Cape May and State succeeding years; and, priority of any Condominium/Homeowner 2x Fee=$31.59 of New Jersey. 1. Surplus 1,370,000.00 1,400,000.00 Association liens which may exist. 3/21, 3/28/07 WHEREAS, the Township Committee of the 2. Total Miscellaneous Revenues 5,985,903.68 6,776,411.62 ______Commonly known as: 126 West Poplar Av- Township of Middle in the County of Cape May 3. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes 350,000.00 215,000.00 enue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 fi nds it advisable and necessary to increase A full legal description of the premises can SHERIFF’S SALE 4. a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes 9,216,434.94 8,155,269.83 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape its CY 2007 budget by up to 3.5% over the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out BEING KNOWN and designated as Block previous year’s fi nal appropriations, in the b) Addition to Local School District Tax 0.00 0.00 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 234, Lot 3 & 4 interest of promoting the health, safety and Tot Amt to be Rsd by Taxes for Sup of Muni Bnd 9,216,434.94 8,155,269.83 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET welfare of the citizens; and, amount due can be obtained from the local NUMBER CPM L 189 04, pending wherein Dimensions are approximately 60 feet wide Total General Revenues 16,922,338.62 16,546,681.45 taxing authority. DIWAN SHINGH THIRD PARTY PLAINTIFF by 90 feet long (irregular) WHEREAS, the Township Committee hereby Amount due under judgment is the plaintiff AND D’ANGELO INVESTMENT determines that a 1.0% increase in the budget $185,913.35 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees GROUP, LLC THIRD PARTY DEFENDANT Nearest Cross Street: New York Avenue for said year, amounting to $149,051.53 in to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at excess of the increase in fi nal appropriations Summary of Appropriations 2007 Budget Final 2006 Budget tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount public venue on: Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and otherwise permitted by the Local Government 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries & Wages 5,313,263.46 5,092,996.00 of 20% of the bid price is required. WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF other municipal liens. As of 2/23/07 taxes Cap Law, is advisable and necessary; and, Other Expenses 8,017,055.68 7,617,980.53 are current through 1st quarter 2007. Total The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any APRIL A.D. 2007 2. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations 550,000.00 486,298.98 sale without further notice of publication. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court amount due as of 2/23/07 for outstanding WHEREAS the Township Committee hereby All publication costs are paid for by the plain- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street water charges is the aggregate sum of determines that any amount authorized here- 3. Capital Improvements 681,400.00 609,757.00 tiff. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New $54.24. inabove that is not appropriated as part of the 4. Debt Service (Include for School Purposes) 1,785,370.00 2,357,833.00 Attorney SHAPIRO & DIAZ, LLP Jersey. fi nal budget shall be retained as an exception 5. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes 575,249.48 381,815.94 Sheriff: John F. Callinan A full legal description of the premises can to fi nal appropriation in either of the next two Total General Appropriations 16,922,338.62 16,546,681.45 752553 Property to be sold is located in the Town- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape succeeding years. 4x Fee=$131.22 ship of Middle, County of Cape May and May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Total Number of Employees 108 105 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28/07 State of New Jersey. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, by ______liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the Township Committee of the Township of SHERIFF’S SALE Commonly known as: 3600 Route 47 amount due can be obtained from the local Middle, in the County of Cape May, a major- South, Middle Township, New Jersey taxing authority. ity of the full authorized membership of this 2007 DedicatedWater & Sewer Utility Budget Amount due under judgment is governing body affi rmatively concurring, that, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Summary of Revenues Anticipated of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Tax Lot No. 3 in Block 1438.01 and $126,357.66 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees in the CY 2007 budget year, the fi nal appro- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Tax Lot No. 4 in Block 1438.01 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- priations of the Township of Middle shall, in 2007 2006 NUMBER F 14499 06, pending wherein tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount accordance with this ordinance and N.J.S.A. 1. Surplus 0.00 0.00 of 20% of the bid price is required. 40A: 4-45.14, be increased by 3.5%, amount- CITIMORTGAGE, INC. the plaintiff AND Nearest Cross Street: N/A 2. Miscellaneous Revenues 0.00 0.00 MICHAEL PANCOAST, ET ALS are the The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ing to $521,680.36, and that the CY 2007 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. municipal budget for the Township of Middle 3. Deficit (General Budget) venue on: be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- be approved and adopted in accordance with Total Revenues 0.00 0.00 WEDNESDAY THE 4TH DAY OF May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. this ordinance; and, APRIL A.D. 2007 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court liens and other Municipal Assessments. The BERG & NORGAARD BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that any that Summary of Appropriations 2007 Budget Final 2006 Budget House Building located at 9 N. Main Street amount due can be obtained from the local Sheriff: John F. Callinan any amount authorized hereinabove that is 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries & Wages 0.00 0.00 752562 not appropriated as part of the fi nal budget (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New taxing authority. Other Expenses 0.00 0.00 Jersey. Amount due under judgment is 4x Fee=$121.50 shall be retained as an exception to fi nal ap- $450,000.00 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 propriation in either of the next two succeed- 2. Capital Improvements 0.00 0.00 Property to be sold is located in the Twp of to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ______ing years; and, 3. Debt Service 0.00 0.00 Wildwood, County of Cape May and State tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Notice 4. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations 0.00 0.00 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a certi- of New Jersey. of 20% of the bid price is required. 5. Surplus (General Budget) 0.00 0.00 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any fi ed copy of this ordinance as introduced be Commonly known as: 4300 Atlantic Av- sale without further notice of publication. Take Notice that an application has been fi led with the Director of the Division of Local Total Appropriations 0.00 0.00 enue D, Wildwood, NJ 08260-4603 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- made to the Board of Alcoholic Beverage Government Services within 5 days of intro- Total Number of Employees tiff. Control for the Borough of Woodbine, 501 duction; and, Tax Lot No. 4 in Block No. 107.09 Attorney BARRY, CORRADO, GRASSI & Washington Avenue, Woodbine, New Jersey GIBSON 08270, for a place to place transfer to expand BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a certifi ed Dimension of Lot Approximately: Condo Sheriff: John F. Callinan the licensed area of Max’s Woodbine House, copy of this ordinance upon adoption, with 752557 L.L.C., trading as The Bull & Bear Tavern. the recorded vote included thereon, be fi led 2007 Dedicated Utility Budget Nearest Cross Street: Condo 4x Fee=$102.06 The expanded licensed area will include with said Director within 5 days after such Summary of Revenues Anticipated 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 Buildings B & C located at 1557 DeHirsch adoption. Prior Liens/Encumbrances ______Avenue, Woodbine, New Jersey, 08270, inclu- 2007 2006 SHERIFF’S SALE sive of a small open area in front of Building B F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor 1. Surplus Taxes are current as of 02/12/2007 and the open area between Buildings B & C. Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, Deputy Mayor 2. Miscellaneous Revenues By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Max’s Woodbine House, L.L.C., holds a Ple- Stephen Barry, Committee Member 3. Deficit (General Budget) Water to be determined of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- nary Retail Consumption with Broad Package cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Privilege License, No. 0516-32-003-005. The Attest: Total Revenues 0.00 0.00 A full legal description of the premises can NUMBER F 20405 06, pending wherein person who holds the interest in the license is James E. Alexis, Township Clerk be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape EVERHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the James H. Schroder, the sole member of Max’s May County. This sale is subject to unpaid plaintiff AND STEVE A. NOLAN, ET AL are Woodbine House, L.L.C., whose address is ORDINANCE NO. 1257-07 Summary of Appropriations 2007 Budget Final 2006 Budget taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 98 Corson Avenue, Ocean View, New Jersey, 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries & Wages liens and other Municipal Assessments. The public venue on: 08230. The application and plans of the pro- CALENDAR YEAR 2007 ORDINANCE TO Other Expenses posed place to place transfer to expand the EXCEED THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET AP- amount due can be obtained from the local WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF 2. Capital Improvements taxing authority. APRIL A.D. 2007 licensed premises may be examined at the PROPRIATION LIMITS AND TO ESTABLISH Amount due under judgment is at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk for the Borough A CAP BANK (N.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.14) 3. Debt Service $331,146.37 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of Woodbine. Any objection to this proposed 4. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New place to place transfer of License No. 0516- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordi- 5. Surplus (General Budget) 32-003-005 should be made immediately in nance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Jersey. Total Appropriations 0.00 0.00 of 20% of the bid price is required. writing to the following person: Lisa Garrison, meeting of the Township Committee held on The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Municipality: Township of Lower Clerk of the Borough of Woodbine, 501 Wash- March 19, 2007. Second reading, hearing Total Number of Employees 16 16 sale without further notice of publication. ington Avenue, Woodbine, New Jersey 08270 and consideration for adoption will be held on All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Street Address: 1040 Star Avenue Telephone No. 609/861-2153. April 16, 2007 at the Middle Township Munici- tiff. pal Building at 6:00 P.M. Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD Tax Lot: 4 & 5 2x Fee=$36.45 Balance of Outstanding Debt Sheriff: John F. Callinan Tax Block: 198 3/21, 3/28/07 1x Fee=$53.46 3/28/07 General Utility Water & Sewer Ut 752556 ______Interest 3,604,498.03 4x Fee=$111.78 Approximate dimensions: 80’ x 102.81’ TO BE PUBLISHED AFTER SECOND AND TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28/07 FINAL READING: COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, Principal 13,257,927.50 ______Nearest Cross Street: Virginia Avenue STATE OF NEW JERSEY Outstanding Balance 16,862,425.53 0.00 0.00 SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE A full legal description of the premises can AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ORDINANCE NO. 464 MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO PURCHASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was LAND AND STRUCTURES COMMONLY cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS NUMBER F 19085 06, pending wherein liens and other Municipal Assessments. The introduced and passed on fi rst reading of the KNOWN AS MIDDLE TOWNSHIP FIRE DIS- WELLS FARGO BANK, NA D/B/A AMERI- amount due can be obtained from the local Board of Commissioners of the Borough of TRICT NO. 1 LOCATED ON BOYD STREET of the BOROUGHof WILDWOOD CREST , County of CAS SERVICING COMPANY the plaintiff taxing authority. West Wildwood, in the County of Cape May IN CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE CAPE MAYon March 7 , 2007. AND JOSEPH S. SCHUMAN, ET AL are the Amount due under judgment is and State of New Jersey on February 2, 2007 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public $134,621.48 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees and fi nally passed and adopted at a meet- ORDINANCE NO. 1258-07 venue on: to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- ing of said Board of Commissioners held on WEDNESDAY THE 4TH DAY OF tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount March 16, 2007. WHEREAS, The Fire Commissioners, Fire A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at BOROUGH HALL , on APRIL A.D. 2007 of 20% of the bid price is required. District No. 1, currently own land and a build- April 18, 2007 at 7:00 o'clock PM at which time and place at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Done by order of the Board of Commission- ing adjacent to the Township Hall on Boyd objections to the Budget and Tax Resolution for the year 2007 may be presented by taxpayers or ers of the Borough of West Wildwood, New Street in Cape May Court House, also known House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. other interested parties. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Jersey as Block 238, Lot 2, 10 South Boyd Street, Jersey. tiff. Cape May Court House, New Jersey, County Attorney PLUESE, BECKER &SALTZMAN Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk of Cape May, and desire to sell same; and Copies of the budget are available in the office of BOROUGH CLERK at Property to be sold is located in the Bor- Sheriff: John F. Callinan the Municipal Building,6101 PACIFIC AVENUE WILDWOOD CREST New Jersey, ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape 752559 1x Fee=$10.94 3/28/07 WHEREAS, The Township Committee of the 609-522-7788during the hours of 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM . May and State of New Jersey. 4x Fee=$97.20 ______Township of Middle, desires to purchase the 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 TO BE PUBLISHED AFTER SECOND AND property in order to plan for the future of the Premises commonly known as: 5508 Park ______FINAL READING: Township, consolidate existing services, pro- 1xFee=$149.44 3/28/07 vide better parking, and to better serve the A58 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 (From Page A57)

TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OF NEW JERSEY ORDINANCE NO. 1260-07 ing; and burg Road, Dennisville on March 20, 2007. Re: Cape May County Construction Board of AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE COMPENSATION OF THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF 6. The Clerk shall provide the DEP Commis- Appeals ATTEST TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE. MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND sioner written proof that the public hearing Revised 2007 Meeting Schedule Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk ORDINANCE NO. 1256-07 STATE OF NEW JERSEY was held in the form of a letter to the Commis- sioner enclosing minutes of the meeting within The following is a list of the revised meeting 1x Fee=$17.01 3/28/07 TO SELL TOWNSHIP OWNED LAND TO 90 days of the hearing; and dates for 2007. Meetings will be held on the ______BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee, the Governing Body of the Township of Middle, County of Cape second and fourth Thursday of every month at BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST May, State of New Jersey as follows: THE NATURE CONSERVANCY 7. The Clerk shall provide written notice of 6:30 p.m. in the Intermediate Meeting Room: CAPE MAY COUNTY BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Commit- the conveyance of any land within 90 days NEW JERSEY SECTION 1. The positions listed in the attached schedule are hereby created. tee of the Township of Middle, County of Cape after the deed is signed in all three phases April 12 August 23 May and State of New Jersey it desires to sell by providing a copy of the Deed to the DEP April 26 September 13 ORDINANCE NO. 1028 SECTION 2. The salary ranges specifi ed in the attached schedule are hereby adopted for each and every posi- land to The Nature Conservancy. Commissioner; and May 10 September 27 May 24 October 11 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE- tion listed therein. In those cases where only one rate or fi gure appears in said schedule, said rate or fi gure shall be SECTION 1. 8. The closing date with The Nature Conser- June 14 October 25 MENTING CHAPTER 35, FIRE PREVEN- the maximum rate of fi gure applicable to said position. In those cases where a maximum and minimum salary are vancy shall be no earlier than 90 days after June 28 November 8 TION, OF THE CODE OF THE BOROUGH hereby established for a position, the exact salary to be paid to the holder of said position shall be as determined WHEREAS, New Jersey Statute 13:8C, other- the public hearing; and July 12 *November 29 OF WILDWOOD CREST, ARTICLE I, STAN- from time to time by resolution of the Township Committee. wise known as The Garden State Preservation July 26 December 13 DARDS, SECTION 35-5 VIOLATIONS AND Trust Act, allows a municipality to sell land to 9. The Mayor, Clerk, and any and all other August 9 December 27 PENALTIES; ARTICLE II, SMOKE DETEC- SECTION 3. The duties to be performed by each person holding any position listed in said schedule shall be a tax exempt nonprofi t organization, provided Township Offi cials, are hereby authorized to TORS, SECTION 35-7 PREMISES WHERE sign any documents necessary to effectuate *This meeting will be the fi fth Thursday due to REQUIRED, SECTION 35-9, INSTALLA- those duties as outlined in Job Description of New Jersey Civil Service Department. that (1) the lands will continue to be preserved and used for recreation and conservation pur- this transaction, including the Option for the the Thanksgiving holiday the week prior TION REQUIREMENTS, INSERTING NEW poses, (2) any restrictions on the lands when Purchase of Real Estate attached hereto as SECTION 35-10 CERTIFICATE OF SMOKE SECTION 4. In addition to the salaries set forth in said schedule, those employees who have held full time posi- they were held by the local government unit Exhibit A, and any necessary deeds. 1x Fee=$12.15 3/28/07 DETECTOR AND CARBON MONOXIDE tions for a minimum of fi ve years, as hereinafter defi ned, shall be entitled to additional compensation as set forth in are maintained by the new owner, and (3) at ______ALARM COMPLIANCE; ARTICLE III, ADMIN- this section, based upon current salary. The additional compensation to which the employee is entitled on January least one public hearing on the proposed con- 10. Final Hearing and Adoption shall be ORDINANCE NO. 2007-03 ISTRATION, SECTION 35-18 ADDITIONAL veyance is held by the local government unit scheduled for July 16, 2007, at 6:00pm, in REQUIRED INSPECTIONS AND FEES, 1 of any year shall be the additional compensation for the entire year. In determining years service on January 1 the Municipal Court Room, Township Hall, 33 AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SECTION 35-19 PERMITS, RENUMBERING of any year, for the purpose of this Ordinance only, no credit shall be given for less than six full months of service at least 90 days prior to fi nal approval thereof by the local government unit; and Mechanic Street, CMCH, NJ 08210. DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND REMAINING SECTIONS IN NUMERICAL SE- in any year, and credit for a full year shall be given for any year in which the employee served for six full months or STATE OF NEW JERSEY AMENDING CHAP- QUENCE IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH more. WHEREAS, the statute further provides that SECTION 2. All other ordinances in confl ict TER 165 OF THE CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 532 the municipality must provide to the Commis- or inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby OF DENNIS ENTITLED “SUBDIVISION OF ADOPTED OCTOBER 3, 1978, ORDINANCE Years of Service Additional Compensation sioner of the DEP (1) at least 30 days advance repealed, to the extent of such confl ict or in- LAND” NO. 557 ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 10, 1980, consistency. ORDINANCE NO. 923 ADOPTED JANUARY (Percent of Annual Salary) written notice of any public hearing to be held on any such conveyance, (2) within 90 days The foregoing ordinance was introduced and 28, 2003, ORDINANCE NO. 931 ADOPTED 5 years or more 2% SECTION 3. Should any section, paragraph, passed at a fi rst reading of the Township Com- MARCH 26, 2003, AND ORDINANCE NO. 10 years or more 4% after fi nal approval of the conveyance by the local government unit, written proof that any sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance mittee of the Township of Dennis held on Feb- 996 ADOPTED FEBRUARY 22, 2006 15 years or more 6% such public hearing was held, and (3) written be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any ruary 20, 2007 and adopted on second and 20 years or more 8% notice of the conveyance within 90 days after reason, the remaining portions of this ordi- fi nal reading after a public hearing thereon at a NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION 25 years or more 10% it has been executed; and nance shall not be affected thereby and shall regular meeting of the Dennis Township Com- remain in full force and effect, and to this end mittee to be held at the Municipal Building, THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE Section 4 shall only apply to Township Employees hired before December 31, 1994. WHEREAS, the Township desires to sell, and the provisions of this ordinance are hereby 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville on March WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND declared to be severable. 20, 2007. FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF SECTION 5. All other ordinances in confl ict or inconsistent with this Ordinance are hereby repealed, to the extent of The Nature Conservancy desires to purchase land identifi ed in an option to purchase at- COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF such confl ict or inconsistency. tached hereto and made a part hereof as SECTION 4. This ordinance shall become ATTEST WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF Exhibit “A” in three phases for a total price of effective immediately upon fi nal passage and Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC SECTION 6. This Ordinance shall become effective, retroactive to January 1, 2007 immediately upon fi nal pas- $2,570,000.00 to be paid in three parts or less publication, according to law. HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF for 493 acres, more or less; 1x Fee=$10.94 3/28/07 THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD sage and publication according to law. F. Nathan Doughty, Mayor ______ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2007. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, Susan Atkinson DeLanzo, Deputy Mayor ORDINANCE NO. 2007-04 TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Stephen Barry, Committee Member KEVIN M. YECCO TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE 1. The Township Committee of the Township AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BOROUGH CLERK of Middle shall enter into an Option for the Attest: DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND Attest: James Alexis, Township Clerk Purchase of Real Estate, attached hereto as James E. Alexis, Township Clerk STATE OF NEW JERSEY ENTITLED THE 1x Fee=$24.30 3/28/07 Exhibit A, for the sale of 493 acres, more or 2007 ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MU- ______less, to The Nature Conservancy, which op- ORDINANCE NO. 1260-07 NICIPAL BUDGET APPROPRIATION LIMITS NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE TITLE MINIMUM MAXIMUM AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK Accounting Assistant $ 18,720.00 $ 45,000.00 tion to purchase is in three phases, and with a total purchase price of $2,570,000.00; and AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Notice is hereby given that the following or- Administrative Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 36,000.00 MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND PRESENTED BY: CRIPPEN dinance was introduced at a meeting of the 2. The lands will be preserved and used for STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO SELL TOWN- Board of Commissioners of the Borough Administrative Director of Public Works $ 40,000.00 $ 58,000.00 SHIP OWNED LAND TO THE NATURE CON- SECONDED BY: O’CONNOR of Wildwood Crest on March 21, 2007, and Alt. Deputy Registrar $ 10.00 to 15.00 p/h conservation purposes, and for recreation purposes limited to deer hunting and other SERVANCY passed on fi rst reading, and the same was Animal Control Offi cer $ 18,720.00 $ 48,000.00 types of recreation activities within the guide- ROLL CALL VOTE: then ordered to be published according to lines set by The Nature Conservancy; and PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above AYES: DiCICCO, O’CONNOR, CRIPPEN, law; and that such ordinance will be further Animal Cruelty Investigator $ 1.00 Ordinance was passed on fi rst reading at MURPHY & BLESSING considered for fi nal passage at a meeting of Assessing Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 33,000.00 3. There are not any restrictions on the land a regular meeting of the Township Stephen NAYES: the Board of Commissioners to be held at the Asst. Animal Control Offi cer $ 1.00 as it is held by the Township of Middle; and Committeemember Barry, Committeemember ABSTAINING: Borough Hall in said Borough on Wednesday, Committee held on March 19, 2007. Public ABSENT: April 4, 2007 at 9:30 a.m., prevailing time, or Asst. Maintenance Supervisor $ 19,000.00 $ 55,000.00 4. There shall be a public hearing on the pro- hearing will be held on April 16, 2007 at the as soon thereafter as possible, at which time Asst. Recreation Supervisor $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 posed sale held by the Township Committee Middle Township Municipal Building at 6:00 The foregoing ordinance was introduced and and place all persons interested will be given Asst. Supervising Labor $ 18,720.00 $ 27,000.00 of the Township of Middle on April 16, 2007 P.M. Adoption for said ordinance is scheduled passed at a fi rst reading of the Township Com- an opportunity to be heard concerning such for July 16, 2007 at 6:00P.M. mittee of the Township of Dennis held on Feb- ordinance. Asst. Supervising Mechanic $ 30,000.00 $ 45,000.00 at 6:00 p.m. in the meeting room at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court ruary 20, 2007 and adopted on second and Asst.Zoning Offi cer $ 18,720.00 $ 35,000.00 House, New Jersey; and 1x Fee=$76.55 3/28/07 fi nal reading after a public hearing thereon at a KEVIN M. YECCO, Municipal Clerk Attorney Planning Board $ 5,000.00 $ 60,000.00 ______regular meeting of the Dennis Township Com- March 20, 2007 mittee at the Municipal Building, 571 Peters- BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Attorney Zoning Board $ 5,000.00 $ 25,000.00 5. The Clerk shall notify the DEP Commis- sioner immediately of the April 16, 2007 hear- CAPE MAY COUNTY Building Director $ 5,000.00 $ 30,000.00 NEW JERSEY Building Inspector F/T $ 20,000.00 $ 40,000.00 PS Telecommunications Oper.Trainee P/T $ 6.50 to 11.00 p/h ORDINANCE NO. 1029 Building Inspector P/T $ 3,000.00 $ 10,000.00 PS Telecommunications Operator $ 18,720.00 $ 42,000.00 Building Service Worker $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 AN ORDINANCE AUGMENTING AND PS Telecommunications Operator, P/T $ 6.50 to 15.00 p/h Building Service Worker P/T $ 7.00 to 13.00 p/h AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT PS Telecommunications Operator,Trainee $ 18,720.00 $ 28,000.00 ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WILD- Building Sub-code Offi cial $ 7.00 21.00 p/h Public Defender $ 7,500.00 $ 17,000.00 WOOD CREST – CHAPTER 85 – ARTICLE Carpenter Helper $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 II – SECTION 85-11 – DEFINITIONS, AND Public Works Superintendent $ 28,000.00 $ 65,000.00 Carpenter Helper / Truck Driver- Laborer $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 ARTICLE XI – M1A, M1B, M1C – HOTEL/ Pumping Station Operator/Sewer Repairer $ 18,720.00 $ 42,000.00 MOTEL AND MULTI-FAMILY ZONE – SEC- Certifed Public Works Manager $ 45,000.00 $ 60,000.00 Real Estate Offi cer $ 1.00 TION 85-57 – PERMITTED USES – OF THE Chief Financial Offi cer $ 23,000.00 $ 65,000.00 CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD Receptionist $ 6.00 $ 10.00 Clerk P/T $ 7.00 TO 20.00 P/H CREST, AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. Recreation Aide P/T $ 6.00 to 15.00 p/h 983 ADOPTED OCTOBER 26, 2005 AND Clerk Typist $ 18,720.00 $ 25,000.00 Recreation Attendant $ 18,720.00 $ 25,000.00 ORDINANCE NO. 1013 ADOPTED JULY Clerk Typist P/T $ 7.00 to 12.00 p/h 12, 2006 Recreation Attendant p/t $ 6.00 to 15.00 p/h Code Enforcement Offi cer $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 Recreation Attendant/ Senior Center / PT $ 7.00 $ 15.00 WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 40:55D-26 of the Code Enforcement Offi cer P/T $ 1.00 $ 11,000.00 Recreation Leader\Sports $ 18,720.00 $ 37,000.00 Municipal Land Use Law requires proposed Code Enforcement Offi cer Trainee $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 changes to the local zoning ordinance to be Recreation Program Administrator $ 22,000.00 $ 63,000.00 Confl ict Attorney $ 1.00 $ 2,500.00 reviewed and recommended by the munici- Recreation Program Coordinator $ 18,720.00 $ 20,000.00 pality’s local planning board, and Construction Offi cial $ 22,000.00 $ 50,000.00 Recreation Program Specialist $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 Coordinator of Computer Services $ 1,000.00 $ 6,000.00 WHEREAS, the Planning Board of the Bor- Recreation Supervisor $ 18,720.00 $ 33,000.00 Coordinator of Federal & State Aid $ 10,000 $ 20,000.00 ough of Wildwood Crest adopted Resolution Recreation Superintendent $ 35,000.00 $ 50,000.00 No. PB-07-06 on January 4, 2007, which Crew Leader $ 20,000.00 $ 35,000.00 Registrar of Vital Statistics $ 20,000.00 $ 38,000.00 resolution recommends revisions to Chapter Crossing Guard $ 12,000.00 $ 20,000.00 85 – Article II – Section 85-11 – Defi nitions, Rent Control Board Attorney $ 2,500.00 Deputy Municipal Court Admin. $ 18,720.00 $ 45,000.00 and Chapter 85 – Article XI – M1A, M1B, M1C Secretary Board of Health $ 1,000.00 – Hotel/Motel-Multi-Family Zone – Section Deputy Municipal Emerg.Man.Coor. $ 1.00 Secretary Cable TV Advisory Bd. $ 850.00 85-57 – Permitted Uses, and amending Ordi- Deputy Registrar of Vital Stats. $ 1.00 $ 1,500.00 nance No. 983 adopted October 26, 2005 and Secretary Council on the Arts $ 850.00 Ordinance No. 1013 adopted July 12, 2006. Deputy Tax Assessor $ 18,720.00 $ 55,000.00 Secretary Economic Dev. Council $ 850.00 Director Community Dev.Program $ 1.00 Secretary Environmental Comm. $ 850.00 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by Director of Grants & Economic Dev.Loans $ 4,000.00 $ 6,000.00 the Board of Commissioners of the Borough Secretary Ethics Board $ 850.00 of Wildwood Crest in the County of Cape May Docket Clerk-Typing $ 18,720.00 $ 37,000.00 Secretary Planning Board $ 850.00 and State of New Jersey as follows: Econ Devel/Paralegal/Rent Cont Off $ 35,000.00 $ 50,000.00 Secretary Recreation Council $ 850.00 Electrical Subcode Offi cial $ 10,000.00 $ 30,000.00 Section 1. Chapter 85 – Land Development Secretary Rent Leveling Board $ 850.00 Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest Electronic Repair Supervisor $ 20.00 to 22.00 p/h Secretary Shade Tree Comm. $ 850.00 – Article II – Defi nitions - Section 85-11 – Ho- Emergency Med. Tech. P/T $ 6.00 to 15.50 p/h Secretary Sr. Citizen Advisory Board $ 850.00 tel/Motel, is amended as follows: Emergency Medical Technician $ 18,720.00 $ 45,000.00 Secretary Traffi c Comm. $ 850.00 2. Temporary lodging in the form of hotel/mo- Equipment Operator $ 18,720.00 $ 44,000.00 Secretary Zoning Bd of Adj. $ 850.00 tel rooms rented to the general public on a Fire Inspector $ 20,000.00 $ 35,000.00 Senior Assessing Clerk $ 19,000.00 $ 26,000.00 daily or weekly basis but not more than thirty Fire Inspector P/T $ 10.00 to 20.00 p/h (30) days, and not intended to be occupied Senior Building Service Worker $ 18,720.00 $ 25,000.00 or used for any primary residential purpose, Fire Offi cial $ 38,000.00 $ 48,000.00 Senior Citizen Activities Coordinator $ 8,000.00 $ 17,000.00 either temporary or permanent. Fire Prevention Specialist P/T $ 8.00 to $20.00 p/h Senior Citizen Life-Line Coordinator $ 1,000.00 $ 2,000.00 Fire Protection Inspector $ 5.75 17.00 p/h Section 2. Chapter 85 – Land Development Senior Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 21,000.00 Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest Fire Subcode Offi cial P/T $ 5,000.00 $ 16,000.00 Senior Clerk Typist $ 18,720.00 $ 42,000.00 – Article XI – M1A, M1B, M1C – Hotel/Motel Fund Commissioner $ 1.00 Senior Computer Operator $ 18,720.00 $ 37,000.00 and Multi-Family Zone – Section 85-57 – Per- Hearing Offi cer $ 2,500.00 mitted Uses, is hereby amended as follows: Senior Emergency Med. Tech. $ 18,720.00 $ 40,000.00 Judge Municipal Court $ 24,000.00 $ 50,000.00 Senior Mechanic $ 18,720.00 $ 36,000.00 M-1-A Zone: Junior Counselors Summer Camp $ 6.00 to 15.00 p/h Senior Payroll Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 24,000.00 A. Multi-family residential Laborer $ 18,720.00 $ 35,000.00 B. Hotel/motel, rental limitation of thirty (30) Senior Personnel Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 38,000.00 days. Laborer Clean Communities P/T $ 6.00 to 10.00 p/h Senior Tax Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 Land Use Administrator $ 35,000.00 $ 46,000.00 Sewer Equipment Operator $ 18,720.00 $ 55,000.00 M-1-B Zone: Maintenance Supervisor $ 19,000.00 $ 56,000.00 A. Multi-family residential Sewer Maintenance Superintendent $ 30,000.00 $ 70,000.00 B. Hotel/motel, rental limitation of thirty (30) Manager of Parks and Grounds $ 19,000.00 $ 42,000.00 Sewer Repairer $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 days. Mechanic $ 18,720.00 $ 35,000.00 Solid Waste & Recycling Advisor to Mayor $ 5,000.00 $ 12,000.00 Mechanic Trainee $ 18,720.00 $ 30,000.00 M-1-C Zone: Substitute Animal Control Offi cer $ 1,000.00 $ 3,500.00 A. Multi-family residential Mechanics Helper $ 18,720.00 $ 25,000.00 Summer Camp Coordinator Stipend $ 1,000.00 $ 5,000.00 B. Hotel/motel, rental limitation of thirty (30) Member Board of Health $ 1,500.00 days. Supervising Dispatcher Stipend $ 1,500.00 Memory Lane Coordinator $ 1,500.00 Supervising Equipment Operator $ 28,000.00 $ 50,000.00 Section 3: All other ordinances in confl ict with Motor Broom Driver $ 25,000.00 $ 32,000.00 Supervising Laborer $ 20,000.00 $ 38,000.00 or inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby Mun. Emer. Mgt. Coor. $ 1.00 repealed to the extent of such inconsistency. Supervising Mechanic $ 19,500.00 $ 52,000.00 Municipal Court Admin. $ 23,000.00 $ 55,000.00 Supervisor Clean Communities $ 7.00 to 12.00 p/h Section 4. If any section, subsection, para- Municipal Engineer $ 10,000.00 $ 35,000.00 Supervisor / Heavy Equipment Operator $ 19,000.00 $ 46,000.00 graph, sentence or other part of this ordi- Municipal Prosecutor $ 10,000.00 $ 32,000.00 nance is adjudged unconstitutional or invalid, Supervisor Water/Sewer B/C $ 19,000.00 $ 63,000.00 Municipal Recycling Coordinator $ 1.00 such judgment shall not affect, impair or in- Tax Assessor $ 23,000.00 $ 68,000.00 validate the remainder of this ordinance, but Personnel Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 23,000.00 Tax Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 28,000.00 shall be confi ned in its effects to the section, Personnel Offi cer $ 29,000.00 $ 60,000.00 subsection, paragraph, sentence or other Tax Collector $ 23,000.00 $ 58,000.00 Plumbing Subcode Offi cial P/T $ 4,000.00 $ 25,000.00 part of this ordinance directly involved in the Technical Assistant Const. Off. $ 19,500.00 $ 45,000.00 controversy in which said judgment shall have Police Captain $ 60,000.00 $ 100,000.00 Township Attorney $ 15,000.00 $ 105,000.00 been rendered, and all other provisions of this Police Chief $ 65,000.00 $ 115,000.00 ordinance shall remain in full force and effect. Township Clerk/Business Administrator $ 23,000.00 $ 110,000.00 Police Lieutenant $ 50,000.00 $ 96,000.00 Township Committee $ 18,000.00 $ 20,000.00 Section 5. This ordinance shall become effec- Police Offi cer $ 25,000.00 $ 85,000.00 Violations Clerk $ 1,000.00 tive twenty (20) days upon fi nal passage and Police Offi cer Detective Stipend $ 750.00 publication as provided by law. Zoning Offi cer $ 20,000.00 $ 65,000.00 Police Offi cer/Detective $ 30,000.00 $ 59,000.00 Dated: March 21, 2007 Police Sergeant $ 40,000.00 $ 90,000.00 ORDINANCE NO. 1256-07 Police Sergeant/Detective Stipend $ 750.00 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE COMPENSATION OF THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE DON CABRERA, Commissioner TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE. Principal Account Clerk-typing $ 18,720.00 $ 22,000.00 JOYCE P. GOULD, Commissioner CARL GROON, Mayor Principal Assessing Clerk $ 18,720.00 $ 38,000.00 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was passed on fi rst reading at a regular meeting of the Township Principal Clerk-Typist $ 18,720.00 $ 36,000.00 Committee held on March 19, 2007. Second reading, hearing and consideration for adoption will be held on April Kevin M. Yecco, Clerk Principal Personnel Clerk $ 18,000.00 $ 40,000.00 16, 2007 at the Middle Township Municipal Building at 6:00 P.M. Introduced: March 21, 2007 Principal Technical Aide Public Works $ 18,720.00 $ 35,000.00 1xFee=$349.92 3/28/07 1x Fee=$63.18 3/28/07 (Page A59 Please) Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A59 (From Page A58)

NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE BEACH PATROL LIFEGUARDS 4 MEMBERSHIP CARDS ...... $ 300.00 (SUMMER/MEMORIAL (TRANSFERABLE WITHIN THAT PATROL) PUBLIC NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the following ordinance was introduced at a meeting of the DAY TO LABOR DAY) Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Wildwood Crest on March 21, 2007, and passed ______fi ve percent (25%) of any front yard setback sions of P.L. 1975, c.127. on first reading, and the same was then ordered to be published according to law; and that POOL RENTAL: TWO (2) HOUR MINIMUM ...... $ 175.00 NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE landscape treatment shall include stones, such ordinance will be further considered for final passage at a meeting of the Board of (INDIVIDUAL) (LIFEGUARD INCLUDED) rocks and/or gravel. All stones, rocks and/or Bidders are required to comply with the provi- Commissioners to be held at the Borough Hall in said Borough on Wednesday, April 4, 2007 EACH ADDITIONAL 1 2 HOUR ...... 50.00 Notice is hereby given that the following or- gravel shall be placed over fi lter fabric, and sions of P.L. 1977, c.33. at 9:30 a.m., prevailing time, or as soon thereafter as possible, at which time and place all dinance was introduced at a meeting of the any use of plastic or other impermeable mate- persons interested will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning such ordinance. POOL RENTAL: PER HOUR BASIS (THERAPEUTIC) ...... $ 16.25 Board of Commissioners of the Borough of rial as a weed barrier is prohibited. Landscap- Bidders are required to comply with the re- KEVIN M. YECCO, Municipal Clerk (GOVERNMENT PER HOUR BASIS (BEACH PATROL) ...... 75.00 Wildwood Crest on March 21, 2007, and ing stones shall only be permitted if they are quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 and N.J.A.C. SCHOLASTIC) PER SEASON (SCHOOL) ...... Negotiable passed on fi rst reading, and the same was enclosed by suitable materials to prevent the 17:27, et. seq. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST then ordered to be published according to stones from getting onto the sidewalk, curb, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY CREST PIER COMMUNITY CENTER-SCOOP TAYLOR PARK- law; and that such ordinance will be further driveway and gutter area. The Board of Commissioners of the Borough NEW JERSEY FORGET-ME-NOT ROAD TO PALM ROAD PARK-LOTUS ROAD considered for fi nal passage at a meeting of of Wildwood Crest reserves the right to waive TO RAMBLER ROAD PARK the Board of Commissioners to be held at the Section 6: Chapter 85 – Land Development any informalities in any bid or reject any or ORDINANCE NO. 1035 Borough Hall in said Borough on Wednesday, Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest all bids. RENTAL PROFIT GROUPS – OVER FOUR (4) HOURS: April 4, 2007 at 9:30 a.m., prevailing time, or – Article XV – Section 85-89D – Parking – is AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 56 OF THE as soon thereafter as possible, at which time amended as follows: By order of the Board of Commissioners. CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY ENTIRE CREST PIER (9850 SQ. FT.) ...... $ 750.00 and place all persons interested will be given AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY, RECREATION COMMISSION, SECTION 56- GYMNASIUM ONLY (8000 SQ. FT.) ...... 650.00 an opportunity to be heard concerning such 85-89D Kevin M. Yecco 3, APPROVING AND CONFIRMING RATES AND FEES FOR THE RENTAL OF SCOOP TAYLOR PARK ...... 650.00 ordinance. Dwelling – Detached Single Family Unit: Two Borough Clerk FACILITIES, PARTICIPATION IN CERTAIN EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES, AND FOR BASKETBALL COURTS ...... 650.00 (2) parking spaces per living unit. Stacked THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OTHER REQUIREMENTS AP- CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (NORTH OR SOUTH) ...... 100.00 KEVIN M. YECCO, Municipal Clerk parking may contribute toward meeting the Dated: March 21, 2007 CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (#2, 3, 4, OR 5) ...... 50.00 minimum requirement as long as parked ve- PERTAINING THERETO, AND AMENDING AND AUGMENTING ORDINANCE NO. 824, ADOPTED MARCH 12, 1997, ORDINANCE NO. 851, ADOPTED FEBRUARY BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST hicles do not encroach upon public property. 1x Fee=$29.16 3/28/07 RENTAL PROFIT GROUPS – FOUR (4) HOURS OR LESS: CAPE MAY COUNTY If there is a garage, there must be twenty (20) ______8, 1999, ORDINANCE NO. 889, ADOPTED NOVEMBER 28, 2001, ORDINANCE NEW JERSEY feet from the property line to the garage door. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST NO. 924, ADOPTED JANUARY 6, 2003, AND ORDINANCE NO. 992 ADOPTED JANUARY 18, 2006 ENTIRE CREST PIER (9850 SQ. FT.) ...... $ 400.00 CAPE MAY COUNTY GYMNASIUM ONLY (8000 SQ. FT.) ...... 350.00 ORDINANCE NO. 1030 Section 7: All other ordinances in confl ict with NEW JERSEY SCOOP TAYLOR PARK ...... 350.00 or inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby WHEREAS, Section 56-3 of the Code of the Borough of Wildwood Crest does authorize the AN ORDINANCE AUGMENTING AND repealed to the extent of such inconsistency. ORDINANCE NO. 1034 Wildwood Crest Recreation Commission to establish rates and fees for recreational activities BASKETBALL COURTS ...... 350.00 AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT on or at the various locations dedicated for said purposes subject to final approval of the CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (NORTH OR SOUTH) ...... 60.00 ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF WILD- Section 8. If any section, subsection, para- BOND ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING Board of Commissioners; and CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (#2, 3, 4, OR 5) ...... 30.00 WOOD CREST – CHAPTER 85 ARTICLE IV graph, sentence or other part of this ordinance $2,612,000, AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU- – R1 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL – SEC- is adjudged unconstitutional or invalid, such ANCE OF $2,487,300 BONDS OR NOTES WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Wildwood Crest desires to finally RENTAL NON-PROFIT GROUPS – OVER FOUR (4) HOURS: TION 85 -28 – AREA AND BULK REGULA- judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate OF THE BOROUGH, FOR THE VARIOUS approve a “Rates and Fees Schedule” for certain recreational activities as established by TIONS – ARTICLE V – R1A SEMI-LOW the remainder of this ordinance, but shall be IMPROVEMENTS OR PURPOSES AU- the Recreation Commission, which schedule is annexed hereto and made a part hereof by ENTIRE CREST PIER (9850 SQ. FT.) ...... $ 600.00 DENSITY RESIDENTIAL – SECTION 85 confi ned in its effects to the section, subsec- THORIZED TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY THE reference as if fully set forth. GYMNASIUM ONLY (8000 SQ. FT.) ...... 500.00 – 32 AREA AND BULK REGULATIONS, tion, paragraph, sentence or other part of this BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE SCOOP TAYLOR PARK ...... 500.00 SUBSECTION L – ARTICLE VII – TWO-FAM- ordinance directly involved in the controversy COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of BASKETBALL COURTS ...... 500.00 ILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE – SECTION 85-40 in which said judgment shall have been ren- Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, New Jersey, as follows: CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (NORTH OR SOUTH) ...... 75.00 – AREA AND BULK REGULATIONS, SUB- dered, and all other provisions of this ordi- NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (#2, 3, 4, OR 5) ...... 40.00 SECTION J –ARTICLE XIV - EXCEPTIONS nance shall remain in full force and effect. 1. That the allegations of the preamble hereto are incorporated herein by reference as AND SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS TO THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE if fully set forth. RENTAL NON-PROFIT GROUPS – FOUR (4) HOURS OR LESS: BULK AND AREA REQUIREMENTS – SEC- Section 9. This ordinance shall become effec- WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND 2. That the attached “Rates and Fees Schedule” established by TION 85-69 – LANDSCAPING IN ALL ZONES tive twenty (20) days upon fi nal passage and FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF the Wildwood Crest Recreation Commission in accordance with ENTIRE CREST PIER (9850 SQ. FT.) ...... $ 350.00 – SECTION 85-73(E AND F) - EXCEPTIONS publication as provided by law. COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF the provisions of Section 56-3 of the Code of the Borough of GYMNASIUM ONLY (8000 SQ. FT.) ...... 300.00 AND SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS TO WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF Wildwood Crest, which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof SCOOP TAYLOR PARK ...... 300.00 BULK AND AREA REGULATIONS - AND Dated: March 21, 2007 CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC by reference as if fully set forth, be and the same is hereby approved. BASKETBALL COURTS ...... 300.00 SECTION 85-89 – PARKING, LOADING, HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF 3. That Section 56-3 of the Code of the Borough of Wildwood CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (NORTH OR SOUTH) ...... 50.00 STORAGE AND RECYCLING REQUIRE- DON CABRERA, Commissioner THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD Crest be and the same is hereby amended and supplemented to the CREST PIER MEETING ROOM (#2, 3, 4, OR 5) ...... 25.00 MENTS – SUBSECTION D, AND AMENDING JOYCE P. GOULD, Commissioner ON MARCH 21, 2007. extent authorized by the attached “Rates and Fees Schedule.” ORDINANCE NO. 977 ADOPTED JUNE 29, CARL GROON, Mayor 4. That the specific fee for any activity, event, or purpose, as set RENTAL PROFIT OR NON-PROFIT (HOURLY): 2005 AND ORDINANCE NO. 988 ADOPTED KEVIN M. YECCO forth herein by a “not to exceed” amount, may be individually set DECEMBER 7, 2005 Kevin M. Yecco, Clerk BOROUGH CLERK from time to time by resolution of the governing body. GYMNASIUM ONLY ...... $ 75.00 5. That for the lease of Borough property, each individual, in SCOOP TAYLOR PARK ...... 75.00 WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 40:55D-26 of the Mu- Introduced: March 21, 2007 BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST addition to the payment of the requisite fee and execution of the BASKETBALL COURTS ...... 75.00 nicipal Land Use Law requires proposed COUNTY OF CAPE MAY necessary hold harmless agreement as required for participation changes to the local zoning ordinance to be 1x Fee=$120.29 3/28/07 NEW JERSEY in Borough sponsored recreation events and activities, shall RECREATION ACTIVITIES: reviewed and recommended by the municipal- ______be required to execute a lease and provide proof of adequate in- ity’s local planning board, and BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST ORDINANCE NO. 1034 surance coverages with sufficient policy limits as determined by ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE: CAPE MAY COUNTY the Borough. PER PERSON (BASED ON TEN [10] GAME SCHEDULE) .$ 45.00 WHEREAS, the Planning Board of the Bor- NEW JERSEY BOND ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING 6. All other Ordinances in conflict or inconsistent with this ough of Wildwood Crest adopted Resolution $2,612,000, AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSU- Ordinance here hereby repealed, to the extent of such conflict or JUNIOR BASKETBALL INSTRUCTION (PARTICIPATION FEE) ...... $ 20.00 No. PB-06-43 on December 6, 2006, which ORDINANCE NO. 1031 ANCE OF $2,487,300 BONDS OR NOTES inconsistency. resolution recommends revisions to Chapter OF THE BOROUGH, FOR THE VARIOUS 7. If any section or sections, part or parts, word or words of this SUMMER BASKETBALL LEAGUE FEE ...... $ 20.00 85 – Article IV – R1 Low Density Residential AN ORDINANCE CREATING CHAPTER 49, IMPROVEMENTS OR PURPOSES AU- Ordinance is or are invalid, the remaining sections, parts and words – Section 85-28 – Area and Bulk Regulations; PET WASTE, OF THE CODE OF THE BOR- THORIZED TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY THE shall remain in full force and effect. AEROBICS PER ONE (1) HOUR SESSION ...... $ 5.00 Article V – R1A Semi-Low Density Residential OUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, COUNTY BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE 8. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon final passage and 12 SESSIONS (ONE HOUR EACH) ...... 50.00 – Section 85-32 – Area and Bulk Regula- OF CAPE MAY, STATE OF NEW JERSEY COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY publication according to law. tions Subsection L – Article VII - Two-Family ARENA FOOTBALL LEAGUE FEE ...... $ 5.00 Residential Zone – Section 85-40 – Area and NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commis- Dated: March 21, 2007 Bulk Regulations, Subsection J - Article XIV sioners of the Borough of Wildwood Crest, in ARTS & CRAFTS PER ONE (1) HOUR SESSION ...... $ 5.00 - Exceptions and Supplemental Requirements THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE the County of Cape May, New Jersey, (not less Carl H. Groon, Mayor to Bulk and Area Regulations – Section 85 WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND than two-thirds of all of the members thereof TOT SOCCER PARTICIPATION FEE ...... $ 5.00 -69 – Landscaping in all Zones – Section 85- FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF affi rmatively concurring) AS FOLLOWS: 73(E and F) - Exceptions and Supplemental COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk Joyce P. Gould, Commissioner Requirements to Bulk and Area Regulations, WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF SECTION 1: The several improvements de- ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT and Section 85-89 – Parking, Loading, Stor- CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC scribed in Section 3 of this Bond Ordinance Don Cabrera, Commissioner GENERAL ADMISSION (ADULT) ...... $ 3.00 age and Recycling Requirements – Subsec- HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF are hereby respectively authorized as general Introduced: March 21, 2007 GENERAL ADMISSION (CHILD) ...... 2.00 tion D, and amending Ordinance No. 977 THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD improvements to be made or acquired by the adopted June 29, 2005 and Ordinance No. ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2007. Borough of Wildwood Crest, New Jersey. For RATES AND FEES SCHEDULE CREATIVE DRAMATICS 8 SESSIONS (1 HOUR EACH) – FIRST CHILD .. $ 30.00 988 adopted December 12, 2005. the said several improvement(s) or purpose(s) EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD ...... 20.00 KEVIN M. YECCO stated in said Section 3, there is hereby ap- DEFINITIONS NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by BOROUGH CLERK propriated the respective sums of money DANCING (CHILD) 8 SESSIONS (1 HOUR EACH) – FIRST CHILD .. $ 30.00 the Board of Commissioners of the Borough therein stated as the appropriations made for ADULT - Any person who is eighteen (18) years of age or older, and has not EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD ...... 20.00 of Wildwood Crest in the County of Cape May 1x Fee=$13.37 3/28/07 said improvements or purposes, said sums, reached the age of sixty (60) years and State of New Jersey as follows: ______except as otherwise stated below and in said DANCING (ADULT) PER ONE (1) HOUR SESSION ...... $ 5.00 BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Section 3, being inclusive of all appropriations CHILD - An person who has not reached their eighteenth (18th) birthday 12 SESSIONS (ONE HOUR EACH) ...... 50.00 Section 1. Chapter 85 – Land Development CAPE MAY COUNTY heretofore made therefor and amounting in Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest NEW JERSEY the aggregate to $2,612,000 including the SENIOR - Any person who is sixty (60) years of age or older FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE FEE – not to exceed ...... $ 35.00 – Article IV – R1 – Low Density Residential, aggregate sum of $124,700 as the several Section 85-28(E) Area and Bulk Regulations, ORDINANCE NO. 1032 down payments for said improvement(s) or TAXPAYER - Any individual listed on the deed of owner- GYMNASTICS PER ONE (1) HOUR SESSION ...... $ 5.00 and Section 85-28(L) Area and Bulk Regula- purpose(s) required by law and more par- ship of any property located within the municipal boundaries of the 12 SESSIONS (ONE HOUR EACH) ...... 50.00 tions, are amended to read as follows: ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH CAP BANK ticularly described in said Section 3 and now Borough of Wildwood Crest, and their dependents FOR CY2007 PURSUANT TO N.J.S.A. available therefor by virtue of provision in a as defined herein. In the case of a corporation or partner- TEEN DANCE GENERAL ADMISSION (CREST PIER/POOL) ... $ 5.00 40A:4-45.14 previously adopted budget or budgets of the ship, only those individuals retaining a twenty- E. Minimum lot yards for principal building Borough for down payment or for capital im- five (25%) percent or greater ownership shall be considered a TAI CHI PER ONE (1) HOUR SESSION ...... $ 5.00 shall be the following: NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION provement purposes. “taxpayer.” For the purpose of determining a 12 SESSIONS (ONE HOUR EACH) ...... 50.00 1. Front – ten (10) feet twenty-five (25%) percent or greater ownership, adult married 2. Side – one-story: six (6) feet each side THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE SECTION 2: For the fi nancing of said im- husband and wife may combine their ownership. YOGA PER ONE (1) HOUR SESSION ...... $ 5.00 two-story: eight (8) feet each side WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND provements or purposes and to meet the part 12 SESSIONS (ONE HOUR EACH) ...... 50.00 A second story addition can be built in line FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF of said $2,612,000 appropriations not provid- YEAR AROUND Any individual residing within the municipal with an existing minimum six feet (6’) side COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF ed for by application hereunder of said down RESIDENT boundaries of the Borough of Wildwood Crest for a period of at TRIATHALON RACE FEES (INDIVIDUAL, NOT TO EXCEED) . .$ 75.00 yard setback and shall meet current rear and WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF payments, negotiable bonds are hereby au- least six (6) months during the year. Verifica- RACE FEES (TEAM, NOT TO EXCEED) ...... 150.00 front yard requirements. CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC thorized to be issued in the principal amount tion of residency shall be based on voter registration, or a State of HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF of $2,487,300 pursuant to the Local Bond Law New Jersey driver’s license, or proof of filing RACES/TOURNAMENTS/LEAGUES/EVENTS: 3. Rear: 20% of lot depth. THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD of New Jersey. In anticipation of the issuance a State of New Jersey income tax return from the Borough of SPONSOR FEES – ...... NEGOTIABLE ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2007. of the bonds and to temporarily fi nance said Wildwood Crest address. RUNNING RACE – PARTICIPATION FEE: Section 85-28(L) improvements or purposes, negotiable notes PRIOR TO RACE DAY, NOT TO EXCEED .$ 75.00 Minimum roof pitch: A minimum roof pitch of 5 KEVIN M. YECCO of the Borough in a principal amount not ex- DEPENDENT - i) any individual who is the spouse or unmar- ON RACE DAY, NOT TO EXCEED ...... 100.00 on 12 is required for all single and two-family BOROUGH CLERK ceeding $2,487,300 are hereby authorized to ried child (natural, adopted or stepchild) under the age of nineteen SWIM COMPETITION – PARTICIPATION FEE: residential structures. be issued pursuant to and within the limita- (19) years of a taxpayer or year around resident as defined above; PRIOR TO COMPETITION DAY, NOT TO EXCEED .. $ 75.00 1x Fee=$12.15 3/28/07 tions prescribed by the Local Bond Law. ON COMPETITION DAY, NOT TO EXCEED 100.00 Section 2. Chapter 85 – Land Development ______ii) any unmarried child under the age of BICYCLE RACE – PARTICIPATION FEE: Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST SECTION 3: The improvement(s) hereby nineteen (19) years for whom the taxpayer or year around resident PRIOR TO RACE DAY, NOT TO EXCEED .$ 75.00 – Article V – R-1-A Semi-Low Density Resi- CAPE MAY COUNTY authorized and the several purpose(s) for the ON RACE DAY, NOT TO EXCEED ...... 100.00 dential Zone – Section 85-32 – Area and Bulk NEW JERSEY fi nancing of said obligation(s) is to be issued, has been appointed legal guardian; Regulations, is amended as follows: the appropriation made for and estimated cost WRESTLING CLUB PER SEASON*/PER INDIVIDUAL ...... $ 45.00 ORDINANCE NO. 1033 of such purpose(s), and the estimated maxi- iii) any individual who resides in the permanent domicile of the taxpayer or year around resident and is PER SESSION/PER INDIVIDUAL ...... $ 5.00 85-32L mum amount of bonds or notes to be issued *FALL/WINTER OR SPRING/SUMMER Minimum Roof Pitch: A minimum roof pitch of AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER for each such purpose(s), are respectively as claimed as a dependent for federal income tax purposes. 5 on 12 is required for all single and two-family 22 – CONSTRUCTION OF THE CODE OF follows: TENNIS COURTS residential structures. THE BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST, FAMILY - Members of one household related by blood, marriage or adoption. SECTION 22-1 AND SECTION 22-2, AND Improvement or Purpose Section 3: Chapter 85 – Land Development AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 847 ADOPT- a) Acquisition by purchase of new and addi- VON SAVAGE MEMORIAL POOL SUMMER MEMBERSHIP ADULT ...... $ 60.00 Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest ED ON JULY 26, 2000 tional vehicular equipment, including one (1) CHILD ...... 20.00 – Article VII – Two-Family Residential Zone packer/refuse collection truck; one (1) wheel GENERAL ADMISSION: ADULT ...... $ 5.00 – Section 85.40 – Area and Bulk Regulations NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION loader; and one (1) AWD tractor for use by the CHILD ...... 4.00 COURT RENTAL PER HOUR (DOUBLES) ...... $ 8.00 – is amended as follows: Dept. of Public Works, together with all equip- SENIOR ...... 4.00 EACH ADDITIONAL 1/2 HOUR ...... 4.00 THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE ment, attachments and accessories neces- 85-40 J WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND sary therefor or incidental thereto TAXPAYER/YEAR AROUND PER HOUR (SINGLES) ...... $ 6.00 Minimum Roof Pitch: A minimum roof pitch of FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF RESIDENT ADULT ...... $ 75.00 EACH ADDITIONAL 1/2 HOUR ...... 3.00 5 on 12 is required for all single and two-family COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF Appropriation and Estimated Cost: (YEARLY) CHILD ...... 50.00 residential structures. WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF $410,000.00 JANUARY 2ND THROUGH EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD ...... 25.00 TENNIS CLINICS PER HOUR (INDIVIDUAL) ...... $ 35.00 CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC DECEMBER 31ST SENIOR ...... 50.00 PER HOUR (GROUP UP TO 4) ...... 35.00 Section 4: Chapter 85 – Land Development HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or FAMILY RATE (up to four) ...... 150.00 Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD Notes: $390,400.00 EACH ADDITIONAL FAMILY MEMBER ...... 25.00 TENNIS RACQUET RENTAL – PER COURT RENTAL PERIOD ...... $ 3.00 – Article XIV – Section 85-73 – Exceptions ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 2007. TENNIS BALL – PURCHASE/PER CAN ...... $ 4.00 and Supplemental Requirements to Bulk and Useful Life: 5 years TAXPAYER/YEAR AROUND Area Regulations – is amended as follows: KEVIN M. YECCO RESIDENT ADMISSION ADULT ...... $ 50.00 CRAFT SHOWS BOROUGH CLERK Improvement or Purpose: (SUMMER/FALL) CHILD ...... 40.00 85-73 E b) Acquisition by purchase of one (1) 2007 JUNE 1ST THROUGH EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD ...... 20.00 VENDOR RENTAL SPACE ONE DAY FEE, NOT TO EXCEED ...... $ 300.00 Side yard setback in the R-1 Zone: A second 1x Fee=$14.58 3/28/07 model year ambulance, together with all DECEMBER 31ST SENIOR ...... 40.00 TWO DAY FEE, NOT TO EXCEED ...... 600.00 story addition can be built in line with an ex- ______appurtenances and attachments incidental FAMILY RATE (up to four) ...... 125.00 THREE DAY FEE, NOT TO EXCEED ...... 900.00 isting minimum six foot (6’) side yard setback NOTICE TO BIDDERS thereto EACH ADDITIONAL FAMILY MEMBER ...... 25.00 and shall meet current rear and front yard PARKING METERS requirements. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Appropriation and Estimated Cost: NON-RESIDENT ADMISSION ADULT ...... $ 150.00 BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST $162,000.00 (YEARLY) CHILD ...... 100.00 PARKING METER CHARGE PER HOUR, NOT TO EXCEED ...... $ 1.00 85-73 F JANUARY 2ND THROUGH EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD ...... 50.00 SEASONAL PERMIT ...... 250.00 Roof Pitch for Residential Structures: Up to NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or DECEMBER 31ST SENIOR ...... 100.00 a maximum of thirty percent (30%) of the roof be received by the Bid Opening Committee Notes: $154,200.00 FAMILY RATE (up to four) ...... 250.00 PIER PLAYMATES DAY CAMP area is not required to meet the minimum 5 for the Borough of Wildwood Crest, County EACH ADDITIONAL FAMILY MEMBER ...... 25.00 on 12 pitch requirement to allow for a roof of Cape May, State of New Jersey, in the Useful Life: 5 years FIVE WEEK SESSION 5 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... $ 400.00 top deck, a loft or to provide for architectural Municipal Court Room, Borough Hall, 6101 NON-RESIDENT ADMISSION ADULT ...... $ 100.00 5 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 350.00 variation. Any roof top deck must be buffered Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey, Improvement or Purpose: (SUMMER/FALL) CHILD ...... 80.00 4 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... 375.00 by a 5 on 12 minimum pitched roof except for on Wednesday, April 11, 2007, AT 11:00 A.M., c) Installation of sanitary sewer pipes in and JUNE 1ST THROUGH EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD ...... 40.00 4 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 325.00 sides that border a street, waterway or have a prevailing time, for furnishing the following along Orchid Road from New Jersey Avenue DECEMBER 31ST SENIOR ...... 80.00 3 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... 360.00 minimum sixteen (16) foot setback. Exterior item(s): to Pacifi c Avenue and Nashville Avenue from FAMILY RATE (up to four) ...... 175.00 3 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 325.00 stairs leading to a roof top deck can only be New Jersey Avenue to Pacifi c Avenue, to- EACH ADDITIONAL FAMILY MEMBER ...... 25.00 located in a side or rear yard and must meet REHABILITATION OF GENERATORS AND gether with all manholes, roadway reconstruc- FOUR WEEK SESSION 5 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... $ 330.00 building setback requirements. SWITCHES AT STANTON ROAD AND TO- tion, structures, site work, equipment, work RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY DAILY FEE ...... 5.00 5 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 275.00 PEKA AVENUE PUMP STATIONS – CUM- and materials necessary therefor or incidental 4 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... 310.00 Section 5: Chapter 85 – Land Development MINS DIESEL GENERATOR SET MODEL thereto 4 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 270.00 Ordinance of the Borough of Wildwood Crest DGDA 60 Hz, AND CUMMINS TRANSFER WATER WORKOUT: PER ONE (1) HOUR SESSION ...... $ 5.00 20 ONE (1) HOUR SESSIONS ...... 50.00 3 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... 285.00 – Article XV – Section 85-69 – Landscaping SWITCHES, OTPC POWERCOMMAND, OR Appropriation and Estimated Cost: 3 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 260.00 in all Zones – is amended by adding the fol- EQUIVALENT $820,000.00 BABY SWIM PROGRAM 8 SESSIONS (1/2 HOUR EACH) ...... 50.00 lowing: THREE WEEK SESSION 5 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... $ 240.00 Specifi cations and form of bid will be available Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or SWIMMING LESSONS: 8 SESSIONS (1/2 HOUR EACH) ...... $ 80.00 5 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) ...... 220.00 85-69 at the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk at Borough Notes:$ 780,900.00 4 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... 220.00 Landscaping in All Zones: Other provisions of Hall, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, (GROUP) this ordinance notwithstanding, in any district, New Jersey. Useful Life: 40 years 4 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 210.00 the entire lot, except for areas covered by SWIMMING LESSONS: 8 SESSIONS (1/2 HOUR EACH) ...... $ 160.00 3 DAY RATE (1ST CHILD) ...... 200.00 buildings or surfaced as parking, recreation Bids must be enclosed in sealed envelopes Improvement or Purpose: (PRIVATE) 3 DAY RATE (EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD) .... 200.00 or service areas, shall be seeded, sodded or bearing the name and address of the bidder d) Replacement of storm sewer pipes in and planted with ground cover and suitably land- and shall be marked with the designation of along Jefferson Avenue between New Jersey SWIMMING LESSONS: 1 SESSION (1 HOUR EACH) ...... $ 50.00 DAILY RATE ...... 25.00 scaped to include trees, shrubs, edging ma- the item which the bid is submitted, and may Avenue and Pacifi c Avenue and St. Louis Av- (PRIVATE) terials, stones, rocks or gravel; in accordance be submitted either by mail or in person by the enue between Bayview Drive and New Jersey with an overall landscape plan consistent with bidder or his agent. Avenue, together with all manholes, roadway LIFEGUARD TRAINING: 8 SESSIONS (3 HOURS EACH) ...... $ 175.00 1xFee: $301.32 3/28/07 the natural surroundings. All landscaping reconstruction, structures, site work, equip- NOT INCLUDING RED CROSS EXPENSES shall be properly maintained throughout the Bids must be made on the standard proposal ment, work and materials necessary therefor life of any use on said lot. Twenty percent form. or incidental thereto (20%) of any residential front yard setback must contain plantings. No more than twenty- Bidders are required to comply with the provi- Appropriation and Estimated Cost: (Page A65 Please) A60 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 From the Publisher “A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon it adds up to Speak Up real money.” Senator Everett Dirksen, US politician (1896 - 1969) To Call Halt To Iraq War Living Within Our Means To The Editor: Anyone who has bills to pay can attest that there is no more uncomfortable feeling than having nothing left in the ol’ bank Very soon Congress will vote account at the end of the month. You work hard, you pay your on action to end the Iraq war. taxes, try to meet your “due by” dates. Sometimes things are bet- Those of you who believe ter than others, and sometimes you feel like you’re robbing Peter that “staying the course” will to pay Paul. We clip coupons, shop for sale items, and forego win the war are dreaming. It the things we don’t absolutely need. Sometimes, we sell off our could mean occupation of Iraq possessions, whether its years of accumulated miscellany that we indefi nitely. put on our front lawn, or putting an ad in the paper for a car we The surge effort will bring just can’t afford anymore. It’s called living more violence upon violence within your means. and continue to drain our man- I wrote on the New Jersey budget power and our tax dollars. topic about a year ago, and I quote: “In That money should be 1969, New Jersey operated on $1.2 billion; used for protection of our own since that time, our population has risen shores, support for returning 15 percent, the consumer price index is up veterans, and the well being of 460 percent. So if we factor these things our people. in, we should have a state budget of just Voice your opinion against under $8 billion. The budget Gov. Corzine this unending fiasco by call- tells us we cannot possibly live without is ing senators Lautenberg and about four times that amount: over $30 bil- Menendez and Congressman lion. Over the last 30 plus years, we kept adding more taxes but LoBiondo. our fi nancial situation got worse, not better.” Our Readers Write New year, same story. As a way to offset expenditures, the BETTY AND JOHN Governor is currently entertaining the idea of selling or leasing Sheftz Took Initiative to Solve Problems CANDERAN some of our roads, specifi cally the Atlantic City Expressway, the Court House New Jersey Turnpike, and the Garden State Parkway. And/or the To The Editor: When I asked a previous M.U.A. executive New Jersey State Lottery and Atlantic City International Airport. director at a meeting why the M.U.A. was not State Treasurer Bradley Abelow has issued assurances that the In the March 7 edition of Spout Off, a spouter helping these residents his reply was, “Do you administration is still studying the issue, and that the public will criticized Steve Sheftz. The writer seems to think want your rate to go up?” Election Letter be kept informed. Indeed, legislation is currently being discussed that Sheftz didn’t do anything to alleviate the Sheftz was elected chairman of the M.U.A. board Deadline which would require voter approval to sell or lease state assets sewer and water problems in Lower Township. in February 1998. He talked to the right people valued at more than $100 million. Nothing could be further from the truth. and asked the right questions. He learned that the Deadline for all letters re- Much has been made of the fact that Corzine has a strong fi nan- Beginning in 1984, and until about a year authority had money available for seed money to garding the May 8 munici- cial background, and it’s not as if the state of New Jersey doesn’t ago, I attended almost start laying pipe to help pal elections will be April every meeting of the these people. 19 at 5 p.m. need it. A Wall Street Journal article dated Jan. 25, 2007 had this When I asked a previous M.U.A. executive to say: “As recently as 1965 New Jersey had neither an income township M.U.A. With the approval of nor sales tax, but managed to balance its budget every year. Now During that time, I director at a meeting why the M.U.A. was the board, work was it has both taxes – its income tax is the fi fth highest in the na- heard many people not helping these residents his reply was, started on sewer pipes LETTER POLICY tion – but the state is facing what Stateline.org calls a ‘staggering at the meetings com- “Do you want your rate to go up?” for Willow Drive. When Herald Newspapers wel- budget defi cit.’ Allied Van Lines reports that the Garden State is plain about sewer this was completed, comes letters to the editor now one of the leading places for people to fl ee.” and drinking water pipes for sewer and wa- on matters of public interest. What is going on here? Maybe what the governor needs in problems. ter were placed on Crawford Road. Following this, Preference will be given to addition to his fi nancial background is a reality check. Maybe he Residents of Crawford Road had signs on their work began on piping for sewer and water in the letters submitted exclusively could learn from you and me that spending more than you bring lawns to let passers-by know of their problems Sheridan tract. All of this work (most of which to this newspaper, signed with in doesn’t work. They can’t tax us any more than they already with sewer conditions. was done by M.U.A. and township employees) name, address and daytime have, can they? Now they want to start selling off our assets. Mothers in the Sheridan tract were afraid was done without borrowing any money. phone number for verifi cation. What’s next – our fi rst-born children? their children would drink water from the fau- As the jobs progressed, revenue from completed Maximum length is 600 words. Art Hall, publisher cets. Their fear was that this would make the hook-ups was returned to the M.U.A. This made Deadline is Thursday 5 p.m. children sick. 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Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A61 Our Readers Write Give Me a Horse and Cabin Oil Help Is on the Way…from CITGO’S Chavez By JACK FICHTER everything was the same. To The Editor: giving that spiel and a number to call: Dial 877-JOE-4- The tide was coming in, seagulls were OIL. If some natural disaster struck this na- fl ying overhead, a pod of dolphins were Have you noticed the TV commercial that sounds like Now, who is he and why is he making such a generous tion or we are invaded by China (don’t feeding offshore, the world was following a public service announcement touting home heating oil gesture? He is former Massachusetts congressman Joseph laugh, we are sending them tons of money its regular cycles with no help from man at a 40 percent discount? The one with endorsements P. Kennedy, II. His friend is the socialist dictator of Ven- by buying all their products and they are who was busy ruining everything from one from grateful low income Americans and a voice that ezuela, Hugo Chavez, the owner of the CITGO stations building up their military) could you live corner of the globe to another. says, “Help is on the way — inexpensive heating oil from which you may be buying gas for your car. more simply? If all of us were removed from this from CITGO and our friends in Venezuela.” The old He may be Kennedy’s friend but he is not ours. In a I have decided the way we are living planet tomorrow, the earth would con- commercial used to feature a guy named Joe Kennedy 2006 speech at the United Nations Chavez stated, “Latin now with our expensive-to- tinue without us and heal itself America must forge alliances with Arab nations to fi ght operate, hydrocarbon- belching of pollution, global warming, N against the United States.” He has embraced virtually all cars, overpriced houses and a wars, and all the hatred in the our enemies from Saddam Hussein to Moammar Khadaffy, totally corrupt administration in world. COMPASS the Taliban and Iran. Washington, maybe we would Endangered species would W E When the Iranian Ahmadinejad awarded him the be better off if a catastrophic return, the oceans would be- POINTS... Islamic Republic medal for supporting Iran’s quest to event turned the clock back a come clean over time; the air develop nuclear weapons, Chavez remarked, “Let’s save hundred or more years. clearer and the natural cycles of By AL CAMPBELL S the human race; let’s fi nish off the U.S. empire.” Would you give up your car nature would do just fi ne with- In the aftermath of 9/11, he declared, “The United for a horse? Would you be will- out humankind. I proposed in a It’s been stated somewhere an expert is a chap in a States brought the attacks upon itself, for their arrogant ing to grow some of your own previous column that the earth three-piece suit from out of town that gets $350 an hour and imperialistic policy.” To avoid this negative publicity, food? some day may shake all of us hu- to tell you what your friends would freely tell you. the two partners are attempting to defuse the issue by Would you use a windmill for energy? man parasites off the planet to save itself While there may be some truth in that notion, last deleting any reference to themselves. As odd as it may sound, I could deal like someone shaking the crumbs from a Thursday, three of us from the Herald took that “can’t- Don’t be surprised that a Kennedy would be in the with it. tablecloth at the end of a picnic. get-there-from-here” trip to Trenton to hear a guru talk pay of such a despicable character. His grandfather, old Several years ago, when the news was What terrible stewards we have been about newspaper Web sites. Joe Kennedy, inherited a fortune and used it to buy both full of disaster and war, I was riding a of this planet. When the landlord comes One of the key points Rob Curley of the Washington social status and acceptance into international politics. horse in Arizona and ignoring everything back, we are in big trouble. We will lose Post told us was to connect with readers. FDR appointed him Ambassador to the Court of St. going on in our world and I felt a sense of our security deposit at the very least. The Web, (please check ours if you haven’t already James in 1938, and, while in England, he openly sup- peace I haven’t had since that time. I made Who will replace the rain forests and done so at www.capemaycountyherald.com) is the ported appeasement of Adolph Hitler and urged Ameri- it a point not to listen to any news or buy the polar bears disappearing as artic ice golden path for it, Curley said. can neutrality in any war in Europe. This unparalleled a newspaper for several days. melts? Who will replace open space that You know something? He’s treachery of a U.S. ally came at a time when London lay I remember sitting on the horse in the has been destroyed for chain stores and right. Moreover, we’ve been con- in fl ames from nightly Luftwaffe bombings. desert, looking up at a brilliant blue sky unaffordable housing developments? nected to readers for a long time. Roosevelt forced him to resign in 1940 shortly before and thinking this is how we should be Who will bring back the coral disap- Before the advent on our 24-7 America’s entry into the war. living rather than knocking ourselves out pearing from the Florida Keys? Who will on-line Herald edition, the Her- Joe’s uncle Teddy was involved in the death of Mary Jo for corporate America. stop the disappearance of the African ald “connected” with readers in Kopechne on July 18, 1969. Ted drove his car off a bridge Have you ever seen the cabin in Leam- Elephant, Blue Whale, the gorilla, red a way no other newspaper had on Chappaquiddick Island after “becoming disoriented” ing’s Run Gardens off Route 9 in Court wolf, snow leopard, giant panda, and black ever done: it opened up its pages (today we call it DUI) and got off with a two month House? It is one room with a bed, a table rhinoceros? to Spout Off. suspended jail sentence. The disgrace of his cowardly on which to eat and a fi replace. Can we repair this huge mess made Loved or hated, it gave readers a failure to summon help while she drowned in the car, The cabin is surrounded by a small of our world by the greedy, godless, and connection to our pages in a man- or even report the accident until he had sobered up the farm. When I visit Leamings Run I say corrupt? ner not experienced in too many next morning, ultimately led to his decision not to run to myself “I could live here.” I’d be will- Maybe not. Perhaps it will take unparal- other places before those electronic journals known for the White House in 1972. ing to give up a car and electricity for a leled disaster to give us a new start. today as blogs. JOE-4-OIL formed the Citizens Energy Corporation in simpler life. I was reading the other day about a Very early on a Wednesday morning, say about 6 1979 and turned it over to his brother Michael when he Do all your appliances and electronics civilization. It had lost its sense of civic a.m., if you never experienced it, take a ride to 1508 ran for Congress (1987-1999). When Michael died, Joe bring you happiness? Does your mortgage virtue, its national budget wasted huge Route 47. You will witness reader connectivity that decided that he couldn’t afford to stay in Washington. and credit card bills bring you peace? sums of money, taxes drove small farmers would make some newspaper publishers weep -- or Michael was pulling down $400,000 in salary. Members Could you survive in a simpler world if out of business, work was outsourced, it wish they could do the same. of Congress only made $160,000. you had your loved ones with you? produced few products for export to other Another regional free newspaper may toss its edition He began an alliance with petro-dictators in Latin Could you do without 200 cable chan- countries, continued invasions weakened onto front yards, and call that reader service, but most America and Africa, which continues to this day. nels, your cell phone and the Web? resources to equip its army, environmental people just haul the little bag directly to the recycling Kennedy’s company recently reported annual sales of I remember sitting on the beach in problems caused economic diffi culties and bin. That’s not the reader connectivity we have at the $1.2 billion. He believes that charity begins at home. Cape May Point about 12:30 p.m. on Sept. its politics was corrupt. Herald. His home. Not yours. 11, 2001, hours after two planes hit the Does that sound familiar? That was the Our readers go out of their way to pick up our But, he wants it to appear as though he is simply per- World Trade Centers, wondering if life Roman Empire. publication. Better still, many of them pick up several forming a humanitarian service. Make no mistake — the would ever be the same. On the beach, How are we doing? copies. When asked why they grab so many, they will oil is coming from Chavez, Kennedy is importing it and honestly reply, “This one is for the lady across the street it comes at a very high price. Not at the pump or in your Energy Crisis… that doesn’t have a car. This one is for the man next home oil tank. The price we pay is when America-haters door who can’t walk. This one is for my aunt in the like Chavez succeed. Don’t let that happen. nursing home, and this one is for a lady from church GERALD F. STAHLECKER ‘It Will Never Happen Again?’ who is in the hospital, and asked me to bring her one Seaville By DAVID GILLILAND conservation, have mostly been scuttled. when I go to see her.” Our nation’s cars and trucks are more fuel None of the Herald’s print editions is wasted. Initiative Many of us are old enough to remem- thirsty than ever, with Detroit adamantly (From Page A60) That’s reader connectivity. ber the “Energy Crisis” of 1973 and fi ghting any attempts at increasing fuel money available to continue work on these projects. I Letters to the Editor were always dear to me. That’s 1974, a devastating supply shock caused economies. believe all three areas were completed in the three years because I was the one who, for years, edited those by an Arab-OPEC oil embargo. There will be no government bail out Sheftz was board chairman. letters, and made the phone calls to check if the letter Politically driven as a result of Western this time around — remember Chrysler? It appears that the spouter benefi ted by the laying had been written solely to the Herald. support of Israel during the Yom Kipper Commuters would be hammered, since of pipes for the public sewer. Maybe he or she should That’s rock-solid reader connection with a real name War in early October 1973, the embargo our population has now sprawled in all be thanking Sheftz for taking the initiative to get these attached. Regardless of their opinions, I hold those overnight sent gasoline prices from 30 directions, gas rations would not fuel the projects started. writers in high esteem because they have the courage cents to a $1.20 a gallon, an increase of daily long commutes. Many American Based on this information, I felt I had to rebut the to place their name to the words they write. They do 400 percent. consumers of today with their heavy spouter’s negative remarks. They were obviously made not namelessly throw mud. Such an increase would put gas today loads of debt would collapse under such without knowing all the facts. Such name recognition is a testimony to the validity at about $10.80 a gallon; fi lling up the hardship. JOSEPH W. LONERGAN of their thoughts, with which I did not always agree. Suburban would cost in excess of $325. The simplest of measures such as driv- North Cape May People expect us to know more than we do. Our staff Stretching gas lines from the Hess ing more fuel-effi cient cars, obeying the is small. Cape May County is large. We need help…and gas station on North Ninth Street in speed limit, improving obnoxious driving that comes from readers. Got An Opinion? Stroudsburg, down Sarah Street, and up habits, and tweaking our life styles a bit To put into action what Curley was talking about, Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on a wide range North Fifth Street, a gas rationing law by would go a long way in improving energy we need to enlist citizen journalists to be our eyes of subjects. Have you an opinion? Write it down, sign your President Nixon allowed only purchases dependence on foreign oil. and ears. name, hometown and phone number for verifi cation. of 10 gallons every other day. In addition, our men in uniform would It took a phone call from a grieving pet owner to Schools and offi ces often closed down stand less chance at being put in harm’s ask me, on March 19 “What are you going to do about to save on heating oil, and factories cut way if our very bad energy habits were the pet food recall?” At the moment, all I could do was production and laid off workers. Infl a- to improve. As history will repeat, as it post news of the recalled dog and cat food on our Web tion spiraled, the stock market tanked, always seems to do, we will see again that site for all to see. and unemployment skyrocketed as our we cannot control the supply of oil, but we Was it perfect? No. However, it was far more than economy bit the dust. can control our consumption. we could ever have done a few years ago. Could this happen again? Of course it Would we have had that Web posting had she not could. An unlimited number of scenarios Gilliland is the son of copy editor Joan called? Probably not, due to the press of Monday and could be put into place with an unlim- Nash. He writes from the Poconos. getting our stories edited and placed onto pages. ited number of outcomes. Excluding A man called me after a recent windstorm to say he political uncertainty, the mere occurrence had just snapped a photo of a downed tree over a car of demand growth and resource depletion in North Cape May, and was going to e-mail the image. will keep pressure cooker- like effects on Legislative Briefs His intention was terrifi c, but it never got to my desk. the oil markets with the slightest aber- In the near future, we will improve so that getting rations causing regular and signifi cant TRENTON — The Blue Heart Law En- photos to us from cell phones and digital cameras will upward price spikes. forcement Assistance Program, sponsored be even easier for readers. We now see this regularly. That the by Assemblyman Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) to You have a hard-working staff of reporters writing notion of cheap petroleum has become provide counseling support for wounded “your” Herald. We need and appreciate your help. part of the American psyche, and an ex- law enforcement offi cers was signed into If you have a digital image, send it. Do you have pected entitlement, a supply shock such law by Gov. Jon Corzine March 21. news? Tell us. as the one of 1973 would seem all the The bill expands an existing law You, our reader, are the reason the Herald exists. worse. Yes, as was the case in 1973, the enforcement offi cer crisis intervention I hope together, we can go higher, farther, and do great American economy would come to services program that is maintained by it better than last week. We can only achieve it with a screeching halt. the Department of Personnel to include reader connections. Measures that were taken at the time law enforcement offi cers wounded in the That, my friend, is where you take center stage. of the Arab oil embargo, in regard to line of duty. A62 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 Family Matters

40% of Live-Ins Never Get Married week.” I wrinkled my brow and By ANDREA MAHER been married for 30 years; and even after all those years, silently swore I wouldn’t eat there is never a point of “having fully arrived.” It is a another carrot again. The following dilemma caught my eye in one of those constant work in progress — a steady investment of time By Keith Forrest In the summer months my “Dear Abby”-type columns: and effort, and making your marriage a major priority. grandmother would take us “My girlfriend of three years, whom I love, has basi- Our young people have been duped into thinking that For the next few columns, I will be to her friend’s pool. It was a cally put my feet to the fi re. I just bought a place, her falling in love is an emotional experience and is solely featuring the best student work from short walk across the street, but we would lease ends in six months, and she wants to be engaged based on feelings. Unfortunately, feelings are fl eeting and my essay class. This week’s column pretend we were on a tour of a far away before we move in. emotions can’t be trusted. is written by Dana Neiman of Upper city. My grandmother would always stop to “I don’t agree with this; I would like to try They need to understand that love is a Township. She is a graduate of Ocean smell the fl owers and point out the names living together fi rst. I told her if she is going to decision, a choice we consciously make, and City High School of those she knew. break up with me if we aren’t engaged in six love can only remain active when character Once at the pool my grandmother would months, to just do it now. I know people my traits representing love are practiced – such as I grew up in the Upper Township play Marco-Polo with us for as long as we age, 27, who are married. patience, kindness, perseverance, faithfulness, section of Cape May County. Normally wanted to play. Sometimes my grandfather “None of them are happy. Come to think and honesty. that would mean trips over the bridge would join us, but his health issues would of it, no married couples I know, regardless of I attended a wedding ceremony where the to the beach and boardwalk prevent him from staying too long. age, are happy. I can see myself marrying this minister began by saying, “Today is a diffi cult would be the most coveted, but No matter how tired Mom-Mom girl, but not for a few years.” day…” There was total silence as these words for me it was a quick trip over was though, she never gave up It doesn’t take a Ph.D. to see some major didn’t fi t the usual ceremonial opening line. the township border for visits on us. trouble areas in the thinking process of this He went on to explain that today would be to my grandparent’s house in After swimming we would re- young man, which are refl ective of the defective attitudes the beginning of a time in the newlyweds’ lives where Swainton. turn to her house and get cleaned that permeate our culture in the area of relationships each one must die to himself for the betterment of the My grandparents were frugal up and dressed. My grandmother and marriage. other partner. people, my grandmother espe- fi lled our bellies with her special To begin with, he claims he loves this girl, yet he views Interesting concept: Die to oneself. In our narcissistic cially because she was the one tuna fi sh sandwiches, a recipe I her suggestion of making the lifelong commitment of society, this notion is more than a little unfamiliar. who handled the fi nances in the wish I could replicate. marriage as “putting his feet to the fi re.” And fi nally, the writer admits that he doesn’t know any house. She always made sure I have always been fascinated I suggest that the only fi re this young man wants burn- happily married people, and yet he is still willing to “one she got the most out of her every penny, by my grandmother’s jewelry collection. ing in his body has nothing to do with his feet and more day” enter into a marriage. He supports this wish with the recycling everything she could. I would sit for hours just running my to do with the convenience of having a female around common rationale of the day: “If we live together, we can She covered empty soup cans in fancy fi ngers over the abundance of jewels, both to meet his basic needs. see how we’ll get along when we’re married.” paper and used them as storage for pencils costume and antique. She kept everything When I am teaching the topic of marriage to young The truth is that most couples who live together are and other small desktop items. She saved ridiculously organized and there were people, they often get a kick out of the dated saying: more like dating partners than they are husband and wife. the red, mesh bags onions come in and boxes we weren’t allowed to touch because “Why buy the cow when you can get the milk free?” Interestingly, living together undermines both partners’ used them as hair nets to keep her curls the treasures inside were far too valuable The uncomfortable chuckles in the room reveal that both attitudes toward the one thing that ultimately is needed neat while she slept. to play with. guys and girls get it — and they also get who benefi ts to keep marriage together — commitment. But her recycling habits also made hav- I would layer my chest in strands more from the arrangement. Something to consider: Forty percent of live-ins never ing toys at her house unnecessary. Using and strands of multi-colored beads and It also doesn’t take a Ph.D. to see the direct correla- get married. Of the 60 percent that do walk down the packages from her own groceries, she pile bangle bracelets up to my elbows. tion between this mutual understanding and the higher aisle, half end up divorced. would set up a play grocery store in the My grandmother’s laughter would echo percentages of males who see greater value in living As for all the unhappily married adults surrounding carport. Tiny masking tape price tags were through the walls as I placed beads around together than females. I haven’t met a girl yet, who is this young man, studies show that overall marriage re- placed on empty Jell-O boxes and various her neck as well. living with her boyfriend, who would turn down a mar- lationships are more mutually fulfi lling — sexually and cans she carefully cleaned out and fi xed By the end of the day, my adventures at riage proposal. otherwise — than those between live-ins. so that they looked as if they had never my grandparent’s house would exhaust me. More disturbing is that in this man’s query, he states Committing for the long-term results in a more com- been opened. I remember curling up in my Mom-Mom’s he doesn’t know one happily married couple — not plete and unreserved giving of oneself. Dying to oneself. In a closet in the carport was a hatbox bed as she stroked my hair and smiled; one. How sad. This is what you would want. Why isn’t it what you fi lled with costume skirts and dresses my she would teasingly say, “Your imagination The truth is: Marriage is work — intense work. I have would give? grandmother kept for my sisters and me to always pooped you out fi rst.” play in. Our feet literally unable to fi ll the Though the boardwalks of Ocean City Our Readers Write shoes of the personalities we took on in and Wildwood were only minutes from my our Mom-Mom’s grocery store. We used house, I could never experience as much School Closing Misses Factors: Space, Age wicker baskets to carry our selections and joy there. I was blessed with a grandmother paid with homemade play money. who could provide more entertainment To The Editor: he wouldn’t have had to pay so much in assessments if Though my grandparent’s backyard was than any commercialized tourist attraction more of his students attended the school and paid tuition small, there was always plenty to see and could attempt. While I appreciate the sentiment of Monsignor to offset expenses. Likewise, with the assistance of the do. My grandmother introduced us to the Mom-Mom gave me a great gift in al- McIntyre’s letter in the March 14 edition of the Herald, additional parents in fundraising efforts, the school may neighbor’s rabbits that were kept in a cage lowing my creativity to run wild through he misses the point of my husband’s and Ms. Elsey’s have actually turned out to be an asset rather that a li- at the edge of her property. We would feed her house. I can always remember her letters completely. ability. them carrots and pieces of lettuce from laughter echoing through her house; now It all boils down to the answer to one question: How The other contributing factors my husband discussed the garden until they accidentally nibbled that she has passed I feel it echo through many children from Star of the Sea parish attend its are blatantly obvious and were grossly overlooked by the too far and left us bleeding. my heart. school? The truthful answer to that question reveals selection committee: Space and age. I’ll never forget the day we went to the number or children who live outside the parochial The Cape May buildings are more than 50 years old visit the bunnies and found six more little Keith Forrest is an assistant professor of boundaries and should rightfully be attending the regional and are landlocked. There is no room for parking for the bunnies cuddled in the corner of the cage. communication at Atlantic Cape Commu- school. If the selection of St. Raymond Regional School families already there and to have to depend on municipal I asked my grandmother where the baby nity College. His late mother Libby Demp for closure was based solely upon enrollment, then the parking is just stupid. bunnies came from and she told me “the Forrest Moore wrote the Joyride column charge made by my husband and Elsey stands. Since my husband wrote his letter, our decision has mommy bunny ate too many carrots this for this newspaper for 20 years. The pastor at St. John of God, by allowing the children been made. We will send our daughter to St. Ann Regional of his parish to attend Star of the Sea, and Monsignor School in Wildwood. McIntyre for accepting them, have circumvented the After attending the open house and meeting the sisters Consequences of Playing system and skewed the numbers in favor with Cape May and teachers, I think she will be welcomed with open as a part of their address. arms, not be treated as someone who is tolerated. This Since the letters from my husband and Elsey have ap- atmosphere is more in line with our idea of how a Catholic With Fire Can Be Horrifi c school should be run. peared, the pastor at St. John of God has distributed an To the parents of two young boys who away from where they were playing that TERESA K. BOTTO open letter complaining of the fi nancial “hemorrhage” St. live near Cardinal Drive in Villas: could have easily caught fi re. Wildwood Raymond Regional School has caused his parish. Maybe On March 15 I was pulling into my Please stress to your children the dangers driveway when I saw fi re in my neighbor’s and horrible consequences of playing with Crews and His Followers Support Illegal War yard about three feet high. fi re. That is my main concern. I ran to the fi re and asked who was ANONYMOUS To The Editor: How is it possible for so many people to still believe that there when a young voice answered, there was a connection between 9-11 and Iraq? Don’t “We are playing here. It’s fun…we do it (ED NOTE: The above was submitted as a On page A6 of the March 21 edition, there are two they read? all the time.” Spout Off from Villas. Because its subject pictures of demonstrators in Rio Grande on March 17. Even George Bush, when questioned at a recent news I told them to stop. They had a white is a potential threat to lives and property, The caption under the picture on the right is very conference, admitted that there is no connection between plastic bucket that they put pieces of bam- it is being published here.) deceptive. Dave Crews’ group is identifi ed as “supporters 9-11 and the Iraq War. The world is better off without boo in. (This yard is covered with bamboo of U.S. troops in Iraq and the war effort.” What Crews and Saddam Hussein. Now it’s time to bring our sons and trees over 20 feet high.) his followers support is the neocons’ illegal war. daughters home. They’ve done all they can do. Just then a man from Cardinal Avenue Legislative Briefs The Coalition for Peace & Justice is the organization, There is no military fi x for this war, which is now based ran over as he saw the smoke. One of the which truly supports the troops; we want them out of the on centuries of factionalism. The warring sects will just boys was calling to the other boy to help ATLANTIC CITY — Legislation spon- shooting gallery-Civil War in Iraq. The Iraqis themselves have to fi nd their own solution; it is not worth the life of put out the fi re. One boy is called Matt. sored by Assemblyman Jeff Van Drew want coalition troops out of Iraq. You can’t want more one more American. The neighbor was also upset, and we (D-1st) to provide state-subsidized coun- for people than they want for themselves. both told them to never play there again. seling services for wounded law enforce- Why would Crews’ demonstrators describe the Co- ANNE BIDDLE PRATT They parked their bikes in the front yard ment offi cers was signed into law by Gov. alition for Peace & Justice as “terrorist sympathizers?” Goshen and then went to the very back of the yard, Corzine March 22 at the Fraternal Order close to my home. of Police conference. One of the bikes had a purple fender The measure expands the state’s existing Renewable Energy Is on Our Doorstep and a large wheel in the back. I ran into 24-hour toll-free “Law Enforcement Offi cer To The Editor: Since most Cape May residents live next to the ocean, my home and got a bucket of water to help Crisis Intervention Services” telephone rising sea levels caused by the melting of the polar ice put out the fi re. hotline program for law enforcement per- Cape May is an ideal place for producing electricity caps will directly threaten us. The yard they were playing in is covered sonnel so that it will also provide help for by renewable energy. Tidal, wave and wind energy is On Feb. 15, Cape May’s new energy committee met for with bamboo trees, very dense. I shudder offi cers injured in the line of duty. on our doorstep. the fi rst time. They began considering the possibilities of to think of what could have happened if The expanded services will be called the This energy can be transformed into energy without renewable energy to power the desalinization plant. all of those trees caught fi re. Blue Heart Law Enforcement Assistance producing carbon dioxide. The longer we delay conver- Putting a plan into motion to bring this about would I have a wooden shed about six feet Program. sion to renewable energy the more dire will be the be a small step in the right direction. consequences. Though it may be said, with great truth…that men never act without a regard for Disruption of weather patterns, fi ercer storms and the ED POWICK their own interest, yet it does not follow that all that they do is corrupt, and that spread of tropical diseases are just some of the results of Cape May no such thing as justice or honesty is left in the world. too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. François La Rochefoucauld Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A63 News Digests bidder. Township offi cials want to sell one license to ship juvenile March 14 for stealing a ment, he will receive a 12-year prison (From Page 6) an existing restaurant rather than have a new bar/res- donation jar for the West Cape May term in which he must serve 85 percent Recycling Grants Ready taurant built. A voter referendum on the license sale is Christmas Parade from the Westside before his is eligible for parole. Debona is scheduled for November. Market on Broadway. The suspect was expected to receive a term of probation SWAINTON — County municipalities have until Fri- found several blocks away. The jar was when sentenced June 1. day to apply for a grant of up to $3,000 from the county Stabbing Arrest recovered containing $60. MUA. Letters were sent to all towns earlier this month stating that, to reach the state’s 50 percent recycling RIO GRANDE — On March 25 at approximately 8 Drug Dealing Roundup goal, grants would assist a project or initiative that p.m., Lower Township police were contacted by Middle Half a Penny Hike SCHELLENGER’S LANDING — Lower would improve recycling. The MUA expects awards to Township police in regards to a stabbing victim who was NORTH WILDWOOD — The Township police and members of the be made mid April. located here. The victim, Lorenzo Dixon of Woodbine, city’s school district budget increased county Prosecutor’s Offi ce Narcotics Task stated he was stabbed in the shoulder area after having a $115,891 over last year to bring this Force arrested fi ve people and seized 17 Shared Services Pays verbal argument with a subject named “Tony.” Detec- year’s spending plan to $9.04 million. bags of crack cocaine and 37 bags of mar- tives along with patrol personnel responded to Burdette The new budget includes funds to ijuana here March 13. Robert J. Bilhardt, CREST HAVEN — The county has been awarded a Tomlin Memorial Hospital in an effort to obtain addi- renovate the roof and additional child- 18, of Eldora, was charged with posses- $300,000 COUNT grant from the state Department of tional information from the victim. A search of the area study services. Also under the proposed sion and the intent to distribute crack Community Affairs, Commissioner Susan Bass Levin in the 600 to 800 block of Seashore Road in the Erma budget, school tax would be bumped up cocaine. Katie Dobbins, 18, of North announced Monday. It is an extension of an $80,000 section located the crime scene. Police questioned a sub- a half-cent from 17.9 cent to 18.4 cents Cape May, Robert Phillips, 18, of Mill- grant the county received last year, which was the fi rst ject named Anthony M. Howell, age 36. Investigation per $100 of assessed value. The tax levy ville, Craig Reichart, 18, of Court House, award of its kind, and the new funds will continue to showed that Howell was the man they were looking for. is $6.4 million, up from the $6 million and Thomas Phillips, 22, of Millville, support the position of county shared services coordina- A female who resided at the property where Howell was last year. were charged with possession and intent tor for three years. The county will receive $100,000 found, turned over the steak knife to police. Howell was to distribute marijuana. Bail was set at this year and then similar payments in 2008 and 2009. arrested and charged with aggravated assault and pos- Tax Rate’s Stable $25,000 for all suspects, except Dobbins session of a weapon for unlawful purposes. Judge David who was released on a summons. All Aboard! DeWeese set bail at $25,000. Howell was also wanted in WEST WILDWOOD — The borough’s annual budget is down $399,324 from TUCKAHOE — Cape May Seashore Lines railroad regards to a $20,000 civil child support warrant. He was last year to $2.08 million. Under this Going to Trial, Finally will start up service between here and Richland this then transferred to county jail in lieu of bail. The victim year’s spending plan the local tax rate COURT HOUSE — Three years after Saturday with departure times from here at 10 a.m., 1 was treated and released. is expected to remain at 68.2 cents per Wallace Savitz, 81, was found stabbed to p.m. and 4 p.m. The fare is $10 round-trip for adults $100 of assessed value. The tax levy, death in his Wildwood apartment, Gerald and $5 for children. The railroad company also runs Employee Robbed will be bumped up to $1.46 million, Daniels is expected to be tried for mur- from Court House to Cape May, but the need for major NORTH CAPE MAY — Lower Township police re- an increase of $60,354 over last year. der in July. Daniels, 39, has been held in repairs to tracks between Woodbine and Court House ceived a report of a robbery March 24 that had occurred The new budget is also supported by county jail since his June 16, 2004 arrest prevent the train from traveling from Richland to Cape the previous evening. The victim reported that while $350,000 in surplus funds. in lieu of $500,000 bail. Savitz was found May. she was leaving her place of employment, the Bayshore stabbed 157 times, June 14, 2004 in his Inn at 12:30 a.m., she was approached by a white male Welcome, One Millionth sixth fl oor apartment at Sandman Towers. Regional Rate Down brandishing a knife who asked for her money. The sus- Detectives reportedly canvassed the area WILDWOOD — After completing its ERMA — While the proposed Lower Cape May pect was described as approximately six feet to six feet after Savitz’s body was discovered and fi fth full year, sometime on March 31 Regional School District budget is up $754,000, or 2.7 two inches tall with a wide nose, high cheekbones, long held interviews with at least a half-dozen at around 11:30 a.m., the Wildwoods percent, the amount to be raised by taxes will drop in dark hair, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt, jeans and tenants. Daniels was not a suspect when Convention Center expects to welcome Cape May. The local purpose tax rate there would drop white sneakers. His voice was described as being deep police interviewed him on June 15, its one-millionth visitor. As soon as the from 24.7 cents per $100 of assessed property value to and he appeared to be in his 20s. The suspect fl ed on but noted the smell of bleach and some unsuspecting visitor enters through the 20.6 cents. Lower Township and West Cape May are foot into a wooded area behind the Bayshore Inn. Citi- blood on some linen and a wall. Superior portals, the convention center offi cials both affected by recent property reassessments, which zens with information may contact the Lower Township Court Judge Raymond Batten also ruled and community leaders plan to greet cloud the issue of an actual decrease in the tax rate. In Police Safe Neighborhood’s Tip Line at 886-1619 ext. that statements made by Daniels while them amidst a fury of noisemakers, con- Lower Township, the rate would drop from 64.3 per 156 or County Crime Stoppers at 465-2800. Information he was being interviewed by police at fetti, prizes, and awards. $100 of assessed property value to 22.8 cents. In West will remain confi dential and may be reported anony- his Sandman Towers apartment could be Cape May, the local purpose tax rate would drop from mously. used at trial. 44.4 cents per $100 to 31.7 cents. The total school Cycle Fuels Fire district budget totals $28.6 million. The district is Assault on Offi cer COURT HOUSE — Eric P. Kane, 46, LoBiondo Votes ‘No’ receiving an additional $574,000 in state aid. Overall, VILLAS — Lower Township police arrested David suffered severe burns to his hands when $16.8 million is to be raised by local taxes, an increase J. Owen, 22, of Court House, March 24 about 2:45 maintenance on his motorcycle turned On War Time Table of almost $400,000. Enrollment is down 2 percent. a.m. for driving while intoxicated and other charges. into a garage fi re on March 19. Accord- Teachers will see raises of 5.2 percent this year and in ing to reports, a fuel line came loose and Offi cers responded to an accident in the 200 block of WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Rep. Frank 2008. Oakdale Avenue in the Bayside Village section where sprayed into a nearby kerosene heater and sparked the fi re. The blaze caused LoBiondo (R-2d) voted against the House they determined Owen’s 2006 Chevy Cobalt traveled at majority (218-212) to impose a March 2008 Few Pupils, Scant Budget a high rate of speed, ran through a stop sign and struck major damage to Kane’s garage, located at 27 Dory Drive here before Court House date to begin U.S. troop withdrawal from CAPE MAY POINT — The traditionally tiny school a parked vehicle before stopping. According to police, volunteer fi re department extinguished Iraq, in an appropriation measure to add budget here will drop below 1 cent per $100 of Owen appeared to be highly intoxicated and “extremely the fi re. Kane was treated by Middle $100 billion to the war efforts in Afghani- property value this year. That amounts to just 99 cents combative.” He allegedly kicked Offi cer Theodore Nagel Township Rescue and Medic 9 at the stan and Iraq. per $100,000 of property value or $9.93. The district in the chest several times, damaged two police vehicles scene and then airlifted to a burn center Citing his support for the troops, LoBi- has only six students, four are bussed to Cape May including kicking out the window of one car. Along with in Pennsylvania. ondo’s statements about why he voted no Elementary School and two are sent to Lower Cape May DWI, Owen was charged with aggravated assault on can be read on the Herald Web site: www. Regional. The Point school budget totals just $57,000, an offi cer, resisting arrest, reckless driving, refusing to Admits a Lie capemaycountyherald.com. down from $107,000 last year. The budget reduction submit to a breath test and criminal mischief to police He did vote with the majority (302-145) is driven by Cape May Elementary School lowering its property. He was lodged in county jail under $25,000 COURT HOUSE — Jamie Debona, 33, to assist Gulf Coast residents, who want to tuition rate for Cape May Point students from $8,700 bail. pleaded guilty on March 22 and admit- return 19 months after Hurricane Katrina per pupil to $2,500. The Point district will also receive ted that she had lied to police about the forced them to move, to obtain affordable an adjustment for overcharges in previous years. Down the Tubes whereabouts of her boyfriend, Aneudy housing. COLD SPRING — Thomas T. Ford, 34, of Millville, Cruz-Vega, the subject of a drug-related He also joined the majority (98-333) in Not Dirt Cheap was arrested by Lower Township police March 24 about death investigation. In Sept. 24, 2006 opposing an attempt to remove a waiver Johanna Ayala, 24, died from a heroin VILLAS — Lower Township Council approved a noon for possession of crack cocaine with intent to from the bill to speed Gulf Coast recovery. overdose in a Roberts Avenue apartment. bond for $660,000 March 19 to purchase dirt to fi ll in distribute. Detectives received information of an open- The waiver allows New Orleans to use fed- Cruz-Vega pleaded guilty in February to playing fi elds at the Freeman S. Douglass Memorial Park air drug deal occurring at a dock area off Ocean Drive. eral community development grant money supplying the heroin that killed Ayala at Bennett’s Crossing. The recreational project is over A plain-clothes offi cer approached Ford who then fl ed as matching funds to obtain the release of and under the terms of his plea agree- two years behind schedule and more than $1 million on foot onto a commercial fi shing boat and attempted to FEMA allocations. over budget. Fondacaro Construction, of Vineland, the fl ush the cocaine down the toilet, according to a police project’s general contractor, has fi led for bankruptcy. report. A small amount of the cocaine was recovered. The fi elds have been fl ooding after rains. At issue, were Ford was lodged in the county jail under $15,000 bail. plans for the fi elds faulty or was the construction work substandard? Sod, irrigation systems and fencing will Strong Armed Robbery High hopes be torn out. The township is trying to determine who NORTH CAPE MAY — Lower Township police ar- it may sue to recover costs. The fi elds may require rested three in connection with a strong-armed robbery for Europe. as much as 250 tons of soil and up to 20 tons of clay that occurred March 17 about 11:30 p.m. The victim, mixture for the softball diamond. Mark Kendrick of Villas was seated in a vehicle at 900 Holmes Avenue. Three suspects punched him in the face Low airfares to Déjà vu Again and head and robbed him of $500 in cash, according CAPE MAY — Plans to refurbish Washington Street to police. Charged with robbery and aggravated assault get you there. Mall this fall may be derailed by resident Christine were Kimberly Cimini, 22, and Jessica Stansbury, 18, Miller, who spurred a referendum last fall that stopped both of Villas, and Leaming Johnston, 21, of North Cape a previous plan to rebuild the mall’s infrastructure. At May. The trio was lodged in county jail under $25,000 a March 20 city council meeting, Miller said the public bail. AAA makes is not being fully informed of design plans for the mall. She said another move for a referendum could be start- Graffi ti Arrests international airfares ed. Deputy Mayor Niels Favre said the public would see ERMA — Lower Township police arrested Justin Dun- affordable wherever all plans before work began on the mall. Miller said if woody and Jay McGraw, both 18 and residents of this you want to go. taxpayers are fi nancing the mall renovation, they should community, March 17 as part of a long-term investiga- And, AAA travel fi rst see the plans. Council proposes passing a $3.5 mil- tion of graffi ti at Historic Cold Spring Village, a storage agents can help you lion bond ordinance to fi nance mall work by May. facility on Route 9 and the George Redding Bridge. The arrests were made in conjunction with Middle Town- plan your entire trip. Happy Hour ship police who charged the two men with committing WEST CAPE MAY — Public response at a town similar acts. Wildwood police caught Dunwoody and meeting here March 21 on the topic of selling two li- McGraw in the act of “tagging” their city. A review of quor licenses was favorable. The money would be used various graffi ti showed similar markings and charac- for property tax relief. Mayor Pamela Kaithern said the teristics. The subjects turned themselves in to Lower borough needed new revenue sources since it does not Township police where they were charge with criminal have parking meters or beach tags. Attorney Jeff April, mischief. They were released on the own recognizance who represented Dennis Township in two recent liquor due to their cooperation, according to police. license sales, said the borough would have control over Call 1-888-AAA-TRIP the use of the licenses, which could be pulled if neces- Grab ‘N Go to speak with a consultant today! ©2007 AAA Mid-Atlantic sary. 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Sturm Administration Building, 4 Moore e) Improvement to Heather Road Fishing Pier, this Bond Ordinance and the signature of the Dated: March 7, 2007 Road, Crest Haven Complex, Cape May Court PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Omnipoint Boat for Sale- making facility fully ADA compliant, including Chief Financial Offi cer of the Borough upon House, New Jersey, for the following: Communications Enterprises, L.P., n/k/a T- HONDA ODYSSEY, the construction of restroom facilities, together the notes shall be conclusive evidence as Carl H. Groon Mobile Northeast LLC, which does business with all equipment, work and materials neces- to all such determinations. All notes issued Joyce P. Gould PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION ENGI- as T-Mobile, (the “Applicant”) applied to the 2002: Maroon grey 1987 Galaxy 22’6” sary therefor or incidental thereto hereunder may be renewed from time to time Don Cabrera COMMISSION- NEERING SERVICES ON AN AS-NEEDED Zoning Board of Adjustment (the “Board”) subject to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:2-8. ERS BASIS for the Township of Middle for Use Variance/ Appropriation and Estimated Cost: The Chief Financial Offi cer is hereby autho- Conditional Use Variance, Bulk Variance, and interior, auto, power Site Plan approval to permit the location of a Cuddy Cabin: Excellent $400,000.00 rized to sell part or all of the notes from time Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk This request involves providing resident en- steering, brakes & to time at public or private sale and to deliver gineer/inspector and/or support staff as may wireless communications facility at an existing fi shing & ski boat for family. Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or same to the purchaser thereof upon receipt of Introduced: March 7, 2007 be required to insure that the construction is monopole style communications facility locat- windows. Dual air, Notes: $ 380,900.00 payment of the purchase price plus accrued Adopted: March 21, 2007 accomplished in complete conformance with ed in the RR – Rural Residential zone at 441 Ready for the seaon. Hull interest from their date to the date of delivery the contract documents and with industry Route 47 North also known as Block 1, Lot CD, keyless entry, in excellent condition. New Useful Life: 15 years thereof. The Chief Financial Offi cer of the standards. The County anticipates awarding 17.01 (portion of former Lot 17 and, previous- Borough is directed to report in writing to the STATEMENT several road and bridge improvement projects ly, former Lot 5.03) as shown on the tax maps 2001 inboard/outboard 220 Totals: Board of Commissioners at the meeting next in the near future in which the County will need of Middle Township. As part of this application new Michelen tires, the Applicant seeks to extend the height of the HP Mercruiser, 4.3 mpi, V- Appropriation and Estimated Cost: succeeding the date when any sale or delivery THE BOND ORDINANCE PUBLISHED a consultant(s) to provide professional con- heated seats. 62,000 $2,612,000.00 of the notes pursuant to this Bond Ordinance HEREWITH WAS PASSED ON SECOND struction engineering services. The work will existing approximately 140’ tower to a height 6. Motor has 85.2 original Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or is made. Such report must include the princi- READING AND FINALLY ADOPTED, AF- be on behalf of the Cape May County Depart- of 150’. The Applicant also requested all such Notes:$2,487,300.00 pal amount, interest rate and maturities of the TER PUBLIC HEARING, ON WEDNESDAY, ment of Public Works, some with oversight by other relief, including height variance, other miles. $16,500. 609- hours. Top speed 40 mph. notes sold, the price obtained and the name MARCH 21, 2007, AND THE TWENTY (20) the NJDOT Division of Local Aid. Consultants variances or waivers/exceptions from design Runs regular gas - excellent The excess of the appropriation made for or the purchaser. DAY PERIOD OF LIMITATION WITHIN are advised if they are selected to perform standards and/or performance standards, as 729-3809. each of the improvements or purposes afore- WHICH A SUIT, ACTION OR PROCEEDING services on a federal-aid project that there may be required to develop the premises in on fuel. Lower unit rebuilt. said over the estimated maximum amount of SECTION 6: The full faith and credit of the QUESTIONING AND/OR CHALLENGING is an Emerging Small Business Enterprise or the manner indicated in the application ma- bonds or notes to be issued therefor, as above Borough are hereby pledged to the punctual THE VALIDITY OF SUCH ORDINANCE CAN Disadvantage Business Enterprise Participa- terials. On June 8, 2006 and August 10, 2006 Inside is is good condition. stated, is the amount of the said down pay- payment of the principal of and the interest BE COMMENCED, AS PROVIDED IN THE tion goal of 15.1%. the Board heard testimony on the application. BOATING Accessories include stain- ment for said purpose. on the obligations authorized by this Bond LOCAL BOND LAW, HAS BEGUN TO RUN On August 10, 2006 the Board voted to deny Ordinance. The obligations shall be direct, FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- Three (3) copies of the Expression of Inter- the application and on September 14, 2006 less steel prop, 40 gallon SECTION 4: The following additional matters unlimited obligations of the Borough, and the TION OF THIS STATEMENT. ests must be enclosed in a sealed envelope the Board adopted a resolution memorializing are hereby determined, declared, recited and Borough shall be obligated to levy ad valorem bearing the name and address of the Firm said denial. Thereafter the Applicant brought BOAT SLIP tank, 2 bilge pumps: Stem - stated: taxes upon all the taxable real property within KEVIN M. YECCO, BOROUGH CLERK and marked “Professional Construction En- suit to over turn the Board’s denial and that auto & manual; bow - man- the Borough for the payment of the obligations gineering Services, Expression of Interest” suit is ongoing. The Applicant and the Board (a) The said purposes described in Section and the interest thereon without limitation of 1x Fee=$170.10 3/28/07 on the outside; and addressed to the Stephen have now agreed, and the Court has ordered, ual. Power steering cable, 3 of this bond ordinance are not current ex- rate or amount. ______O’Connor, County Administrator of the Board, that this matter return to the Board for the lim- dual axle trailer with Surge penses and each is a property or improve- CAPE MAY COUNTY BOARD OF CHOSEN William E. Sturm, Jr. Administration Building, ited purpose of hearing clarifying and supple- ment which the Borough may lawfully acquire SECTION 7: The capital budget or tempo- FREEHOLDERS 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, NJ mentary testimony and a new vote on the ap- brakes, power trim meter, or make as a general improvement, and no rary capital budget of the Borough is hereby 08210; and delivered to the County Adminis- plication subsequent to that testimony. Boat Slip- part of the cost thereof has been or shall be amended to conform with the provisions of this NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS trator’s offi ces before the time noted above. engine hour meter, fresh specially assessed on property specially ben- ordinance to the extent of any inconsistency OF INTEREST FOR PROFESSIONAL CON- Specifi cally, The Board has now agreed to water fl ush kit on engine. efi ted thereby. herewith and the resolutions promulgated by STRUCTION ENGINEERING SERVICES ON If awarded a contract, your company/fi rm shall hold an additional hearing on the Application the Local Finance Board showing all detail of AN AS-NEEDED BASIS be required to comply with the requirements of to receive clarifying and supplementary testi- SEA ISLE CITY: This season - new zincs & (b) The average period of usefulness of said the amended capital budget or temporary cap- N.J.S.A.10:5-31 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 17:27. mony on behalf of the Applicant with respect freshly painted bottom. All purposes within the limitations of said Local ital budget and capital program as approved The County of Cape May is soliciting Expres- the Applicant’s radio network, the selection of 30- 40 ft., seasonal. Bond Law and taking into consideration the by the Direct, Division of Local Government sions of Interest from qualifi ed fi rms, or groups The Request for Qualifi cations does not con- the subject site, and the need generally for the gauges & lights in working respective amounts of the said obligations au- Services, are on fi le with the Borough Clerk of fi rms, to provide professional construction stitute a bid and is intended solely to obtain facility. Public questions and comments with respect to the clarifying and supplementary order. Compass & depth thorized for the several purposes, according and are available for public inspection. engineering services on an as-needed basis competitive proposals from which the County 609-602-2022 to the reasonable life thereof computed from for various County road and bridge construc- may choose a vendor(s) that best meet(s) the testimony will be permitted. fi nder. VHF radio, 12 gal- the date of said bonds authorized by this bond SECTION 8: Any grant monies received for the tion projects. County’s needs. It is the County’s intent to ordinance, is 28.50 years. improvements described in Section 3 hereof award any contract(s) for these services pur- The Applicant’s facility will consist of up to lon fresh water supply with shall be applied either to direct payment of the Copies of the Request for Expressions suant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). nine (9) wireless telecommunications an- small sink & port-a-potty. (c) The supplemental debt statement required cost of the improvement or to payment of the of Interest can be obtained from the Of- tenna, mounted to the top of the extended by said Local Bond Law has been duly made obligations issued pursuant to this ordinance. fi ce of the County Engineer, by sending a The County reserves the right to waive any 150’ monopole style communications tower Added last season: new bi- and fi led in the Offi ce of the Borough Clerk and The amount of obligations authorized but not facsimile to (609) 465-1418 or by e-mail to informalities in and to reject any or all pro- and extending to a height of 153+/- feet, along a complete executed duplicate thereof has with the installation of associated equipment mini top + dock cover with been fi led in the Offi ce of the Director of the (To Page A66) new snaps. New AM/FM Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs of the State cassette radio with 4 speak- of New Jersey, and such statement shows ers. Radio in waterproof that the gross debt of the Borough as defi ned in said Local Bond Law is increased by the box. $10,995. Call Frank, authorization of the bonds and notes provided 465-6000 for in this bond ordinance by $2,487,300, and Sr., 609-646-2649 or Frank, the said obligations authorized by this bond FIVE STAR CHRYSLER Jr., 609-287-7487 ordinance will be within all debt limitations TRUCK prescribed by said Local Bond Law. EXIT 10B GARDEN STATE PARKWAY, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE CHEVY TRUCKS Sale ends 4/3/07 Sale ends 4/12/06 (d) Amounts not exceeding $500,000 in the *Tax, reg., & doc. fees additional. This sale supersedes all previous weekʼs sales. Not available in combination with any other offer. Previous sales excluded. Available to qualifi ed buyers only. Not responsible for errors. aggregate for interest on said obligations, costs of issuing said obligations, engineering www.burkemotorgroup.com costs and other items of expense listed in and permitted under Section 40A:2-20 of said Lo- cal Bond Law may be included as part of the A life long resident of the Wildwoods, Joe Battaglia has been a Member of the Burke Pre-Owned Sales team since 2003. He has costs of said improvements and are included extensive expertise in the auto business with over 24 years experience. in the foregoing estimate thereof. Joe began his automotive retail career after graduation from Wildwood High School. He and his dad, a career SECTION 5: All bond anticipation notes is- car and truck salesman and former Burke employee, opened Joe’s Shell Station in 1984. He was involved in many other auto sued hereunder shall mature at such time as may be determined by the Chief Financial enterprises until his purchase of Henry’s Tavern in Wildwood. He came to Burke Motor Group after the sale of his tavern. Joe’s pleasant demeanor combined with his extensive experience in the auto business has served to make him a “Natural” at car and truck sales. Stop by and see Joe for your next new or pre-owned car or truck purchase. It could be the beginning of a beauti- ful relationship. 609-463-4550, [email protected]

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Price $15,106.96, $1,000 Vin# 47626408, Stock # 7237A, Monthly Payment $188.76, Term 72 months, Down, Monthly Payment $196, Term 72 APR/Add on 8.99% 6 cyl, 36,936 miles, auto, AWD, heated seats. was $20,726 Sale Price $15,500 months, APR/Add 9.9% $197/mo. $209/mo. 2005 Nissan Sentra Vin# 5L503245, Stock # 8484A, 4 dr, 4 cyl, 2004 Pontiac Sunfi re 2003 Chevrolet Impala 17,019 miles, auto, A/C, cloth interior. was $13,479 Sale Price $11,823 Price $10,915 Price $11,100.00 Blue, Graphite int., 37,858 mi, Car, Coupe, Grey, Grey Int., 43,816 mi., Sedan 4 Dr, auto, Auto, 2.2L 4 Cyl Fuel Injected, STK#6698- STK # 7007-G, VIN# 2G1WF52E639166718, 2003 Subaru Legacy Vin# 37309307, Stock # 4217A, 4 dr, 4 cyl, G, VIN# 1G2JB12F147261371. Cash A/C, ABD, ABP, AT, CD, CRU, FM, HPT, Price $10,915.00, Def. Price $14,214.24, IW, KE, PB, PL, PM, PSD, PW, RD, TLT, WC, WGD, Price $11,100, Def. Price $13,576.60, 36,092 miles, auto, sunroof, AM/FM CD. was $14,500 Sale Price $12,825 $0 Down, Monthly Payment $197.42, Term 72 months, APR/Add on 8.99% $1,000 Down, Monthly Payment $209.61, Term 60 months, APR/Add on 4.90% 2004 Volkswagen Golf Vin# 44004462, Stock # 4344A, 4 dr, 4 As is $6,775 $194/mo. cyl, 54,841 miles, auto, sunroof. was $14,489 Sale Price $12,669 1997 Lincoln Mark VIII 2001 Chrysler Sebring LX Grey, Grey int., 94,870mi, Car, $8,800 Coupe, Auto, 4.6L 8 cyl, Fuel Silver, Grey int., 33,998mi, Car, Pil- 2005 Saab A-5 Wagon Injected, STK#7003-G, VIN# lard Hard Top 2 Dr, Auto, 3.0L 6 Vin#J3502981, Stock # 8248A, 4 cyl, I4 Turbo, 1LNLM91V2VY610177 A/C, ABD, cyl, Fuel Injected, STK#6923-G, VIN#4C3AG42H81E098292, Cash Price was $33,956 ABP, ABS, ALY, AT, BS, CD, CLC, 13,545 miles, auto, leather, moonroof. Sale Price $28,896 CRU, HPT, IW, KE, LTH, MS, PB, $8,800, Def. Price $10,349.44, $1,000 PL, PM, PRS, PSD, PSP, PW, RD, SR, Down, Monthly Payment $194.78, Term TLT, WGD 48 Months, APR/Add on 8.99% 2005 Saab 9-2X Wagon Vin# 5H054629, Stock #4308A, 4 cyl, 24,612 As is As is miles, auto, AM/FM CD, heated seats. was $16,532 Sale Price $15,088 $4,795 $7,965 1997 Plymouth 1998 Honda CR-V EX 2005 Volkswagen GTI Vin# 54032700, Stock # P1962, 2 dr, 4cyl, 13,695 V6 Grand Voyager SE Black, Gray int., 115,007mi, Blue, 91,330 mi., Van, STK # 6994-G, SUV, 4 Dr. Wagon, auto, 2.0L 4 miles, auto, AM/FM Cass-CD, moon roof, leather. was $18,448 Sale Price $16,798 VIN: 2P4GP44R6VR112563, cyl fuel injected, STK#5172-K, VIN#JHLRD1865WC032964, A/C, ABD, ABP, ABS, ALY, AT, BS, CD, CRU, FM, IW, ML, PB, PL, PM, PW, RD, RW, TLT PERRY-EGAN 2.9 % X 60 Months 16th & Simpson Avenue, Ocean City Certifi ed To Qualifi ed buyer on select Certifi ed pre-owned vehicles Telephone: (609) 399-0500 • Web site: www.perryegan.com A66 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.compy y Automotive Herald Newspaperspp March 28 2007 (From Page A65) Spout Off taurant and a pizza shop next door is allowed to park mo- (From Page A32) tor vehicles (cars, trucks, and motorcycles) in the no parking PUBLIC NOTICES bless America. safety zones? They did it every day last season and have started —Cape May already this year on weekends. The full-size motorcycle is of- cabinets within the approximately 57’ by 41’ required approvals and relief so as to permit PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 12th fenced compound enclosing the tower. preliminary and fi nal site plan approval for the day of APRIL, 2007, at 7:30 P.M., prevailing *** ten parked in with the bicycles. The police just ride by and construction and operation of a mining facility time, at the Middle Township Municipal Build- To Morey’s recruits: I understand the Morey’s have recruited do nothing. The application is now on the agenda of the and recycling center at the subject premises ing, located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjustment noted above. Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, 41 students from Thailand to work on the piers and they will —Cape May and a public hearing has been ordered for the Middle Township Zoning Board of Adjust- stay at his four-story building until Memorial Day. A set of Eu- *** April 12, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. in the Court Room Specifi cally, the following approvals/ varianc- ment will hold a hearing on the application for of the Middle Township Municipal Building, 33 es are sought: Applicants do not believe that development of the undersigned. Applicant ropeans will come and then South Americans. The article did Glenn Douglass fi nally speaks at a council meeting. Unfor- Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, NJ, any variances are required for the application, seeks all required approvals and relief so as not mention what they would be paid. On the surface this looks tunately it was to take a cheap shot at our beautiful park in 08210, at which time any interested person but reserves the right to seek any variance ne- to permit Muscle World, a health club, is lo- may be heard, either in person or by agent or cessitated by the Engineer’s review or Board cated on Block 163.01 Lot 58.02 fronting on like cheap labor. It’s bad enough having illegals taking jobs from Villas. Where was Tom Conrad and why didn’t he defend us? attorney, and present any comments they may requirements at the hearing. Hand Avenue in two (2) locations, one (1) of American people, and then you have American companies mov- —Villas have regarding this application. The plans, which serves for access to the health club and application and materials submitted to the A copy of the said application and accompa- also one (1) on Dias Creek Road. Applicant ing overseas because of cheap labor…what is the matter with *** Board are on fi le in the Offi ces of the Board nying documents will be on fi le with the Sec- proposes to create an additional lot for single- this country? If you paid reasonable wages you would have no I met the most amazing group of women last week. The and may be inspected by interested persons retary of Middle Township Planning/Zoning family residential use using the second (2nd) during regular business hours. Board Offi cer and may be inspected, during Hand Avenue Frontage thereby reducing problem with getting American help. women of Holy Redeemer, especially hospice. Thank you normal business hours, in the Middle Town- the lot size for the gym facility at the subject —North Wildwood so much for your help in making my client comfortable and HAMBRO & MITCHELL ship Municipal Building, Boyd and Mechanic premises noted above. Specifi cally, the fol- Attorneys for the Applicant Streets, Cape May Court House, New Jersey, lowing approvals/variances are sought: Sub- *** happy in Rio Grande. He sure can use some TLC...You are a 12 Stults Road, Suite 104 by all interested parties at least ten (10) days division approval, Lot Frontage variance for Why are so many cops committing crimes? Felonious as- great team. Dayton, NJ 08810 prior to the said hearing. Further, any inter- 69.99’ proposed with 75’ required by 250-12E, (609) 409-0500 ested party may appear in person or by at- Lot width of 67.1’ proposed with 75’ required sault and battery, drunken driving and vehicle homicide, falsify- —Villas torney at said hearing and participate therein by 250-12E, a revision to the use variance ing police reports, obstructing justice, stealing and shoplifting, *** 1x Fee=$41.31 3/28/07 in accordance with the rules of the Middle granted by the Board on an earlier date re- ______Township Zoning Board. This notice is sent ducing the necessary lot area for the health bullying and intimidating, and outright murder are just some of It’s starting again. I was sitting on my sofa with the window MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD pursuant to the requirements of the Municipal club regarding 250-12B permitted uses, a 50’ the crimes our local cops (Cape May and Cumberland County) open, as it was a warm night, I think I even dozed off, when the Land Use Law. buffer variance required by 218-81B(6) and NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION 250-9M, a 10’ buffer variance required by have committed and been charged. I blame it on the police aroma of skunk permeated the air. I had to close the window FOR DEVELOPMENT JEFFERY A. APRIL 218-81D(3) and 250-9M and any other vari- labor union, which ingrains a sense of entitlement among its Attorney for applicant ances or waivers required. A copy of the said and couldn’t let my dogs out. I guess I’ll have to let them go in Applicant’s Name: Future Mining & Recycling, 200 South Shore Road application and accompanying documents members. It’s almost if they belong to a cult whose members the house since they don’t do anything about the skunks. Inc./Albrecht & Heun, Inc. P.O. Box 1195 will be on fi le with the Secretary of the Middle feel they are above the law. Marmora, NJ 08223 Township Planning Board/ Zoning Offi cer and They have more rights than we do. I also have to be afraid to go Address: 411 S. Dennis Road, Cape May may be inspected, during normal business —Erma out myself to take a walk. Court House, NJ 1x Fee=$32.81 3/28/07 hours in the Middle Township Planning Board *** ______Offi ce, Middle Township Municipal Building, —Stone Harbor Owner’s Name: Future Mining Indian Trail, MIDDLE TOWNSHIP, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape May Court This week I got a letter from Waste Management, the corpo- *** LLC BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT House, New Jersey, by all interested parties ration contracted for trash removal in the city. It stated that they at least ten (10) days prior to the said hearing. Cape May County Technical High School is truly the best- Address: 411 S. Dennis Road, Cape May NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPLICATION Further, any interested party may appear in will no longer empty my trashcans because they are too big kept secret in Cape May County. The only ones who realize Court House, NJ FOR DEVELOPMENT person or by attorney at said hearing and par- and that their employees could get hurt. These cans are the best ticipate therein in accordance with the rules how great it is are the people transplanted from other areas Subject Property -147 Indian Trail Road, Applicant’s Name: Madalyn Trombetta of the Middle Township Planning Board. This trashcans I have ever found and they are worth the near $100 outside the county. The people who have lived here all their Middle Township, NJ notice is sent pursuant to the requirements of a piece I paid for them. I reviewed the city’s trash schedule and Address: P.O. Box 284, Green Creek, New the Municipal Land Use Law. lives haven’t a clue and are not interested in fi nding out. The Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 475 Lot(s): Jersey 08219 it states the weight, lid, times, and days and lists what is and next time they have an open house, go…you’ll be amazed. 5-7, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16 a/k/a Block: Frederick W. Schmidt, Jr. is not trash. Nowhere does it state the size of the can allowed. 475.01 Lot(s) 1, 54, 55 Owner’s Name: SAME AS ABOVE Attorney for Applicant —Court House Address: 401 Hand Avenue Many of the taxpayers have been using many of these cans for *** PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 12th Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 day of April, 2007, at 7:00 p.m., prevailing Subject Property - Street Address: 401 Hand many years. They where purchased at Lowe’s and Home Depot. I live on Oak Avenue in Wildwood, and the street is a dis- time, at the Middle Township Municipal Build- Avenue, Township of Middle, New 1x Fee=$36.45 3/28/07 If these receptacles are not legal, then why are they sold? Fur- grace. It was to be fi nished by the end of December, and is at ing, located at Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Jersey ______Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, thermore does anybody want to buy any used trashcans? times impassable by cars. The public works and mayor have the Middle Township Zoning Board will hold Subject Property - Tax Map Block: 163.01 —North Wildwood been no help, but have all the typical Wildwood excuses. We a hearing on the application for develop- Lot(s) 58.02 ment of the undersigned. Applicant seeks all *** will remember this at election time. We need a mayor who can The spouter about the library has me wondering. I bet if they complete projects already started. All he cares about is the new had a list of Muslim, Pagan, Catholic or even Atheist authors rec center (that we don’t want or need) or the 25-story high instead of Christian ones to recommend, then everyone would rises that will destroy this town. STAN YASIK be hanging the library’s head. I’d like to know who OK’d this —Wildwood Stan joined the Burke Motor Group and why they feel it’s all right. *** in 1990. His previous years of automotive —Rio Grande To all North Wildwood homeowners, don’t bother going to experience have made him a “seasoned *** Mr. Belasco about your assessments. He is not willing to do Can anyone, the mayor, city council, city manager, chief of anything but tell you to go the County Tax Board and appeal veteran” in today’s changing and demanding police, tell me, a Cape May resident and taxpayer, why a res- the assessment. Then you have a decision to make, spend automotive market. Most importantly, more money to fi le an appeal, assemble comparable sales and Stan believes in treating people as friends. then come May or June be humiliated and degraded at the tax BATHTUB REGLAZING board hearing, or let the unrealistic assessment slide for an- Stan will sit with a customer, ask the right SAVE IT • REGLAZE IT other year and pray they don’t raise the tax rate. I choose to do nothing for any other reason than it is a useless fi ght, as useless questions, so each and every customer MAKE YOUR BATHTUB 00 as the mayor, council members and tax assessor’s attitude and has their transportation needs met in LIKE BRAND NEW We Also Do Tile & actions toward protecting the real people who pay the bills in $298REG. LIMITED TIME  a professional, friendly and informative Sinks North Wildwood. ZZZDGYDQFHGUHILQLVKLQJFRUSFRP $425 manner. Stan’s vast knowledge in the area —North Wildwood CALL TODAY Ƈ BEAUTIFUL TOMORROW of fl eet, commercial, leasing and retail sales *** ADVANCED REFINISHING CORP. Congratulations Maureen Pomykacz on receiving a much- is one more reason to shop the Burke Motor Group. 877-3 NEW TUB • 201-288-0073 • 732-988-6005 • 973-279-0083 deserved settlement from West Wildwood. The township of- As a resident of Cape May for the past 20 years, Stan enjoys living on the fi cials tried their best to intimidate you; they even arrested you Buy Early, Save Big! OF OLYMPIC OR harbor. His pastimes include boating and fi shing. DELRANDO POOL falsely, but you stood fi rm. Now we all know you were right. You are our hero. Stan would like to invite everyone to come in, say hello and see the great —West Wildwood selection of cars and trucks. *** New Jersey is the highest taxed state out of all 50 states in Call Stan directly at 609-463-5471 or email him at $995 America. Wildwood is the highest taxed town in New Jersey. THE DELRANDO THE OLYMPIC [email protected] —Wildwood *** We pay more taxes in Wildwood than anywhere in the 465-6000 entire country. Is it any wonder so many are facing losing their

B215030416ss homes? There is an election coming in May; your only chance is to vote. $ —Wildwood

© 2007 Herald Newspapers Herald © 2007 DON’T REPLACE YOUR TUB... 349 *** RESHAPE OR REGLAZE IT! Ask About Stoneflec Tub Refinishing I remember last year when they dedicated Bennett’s Cross- EXIT 10B GARDEN STATE PARKWAY • STONE HARBOR BLVD. Countertops W/COUPON regularly $449 ing Park that Mayor Craig glowed like a halogen headlight as CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE he accepted praise for a “job well done.” This year as problems www.burkemotorgroup.com SAVE arise at the fi eld, Craig looks like a man with a thousand arms $ pointing thousands of fi ngers at everyone but himself. Truth is, Ask about tub & shower We also do Sinks, Tile, Tub conversions (priced separately) Surrounds & Color 100 long before he became mayor, Craig was on the rec advisory board and served as chairman. That board made all the deci- www.easternrefinishing.net Travel Charge May Apply EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 1-800-463-1879 sions on Bennett’s, which the council followed. One of his fi rst decisions after election was to rush through a change order COUPON EXPIRES 4/11/07 248054 to spend $50,000 on sod (the same sod we are now ripping up; Beck voted no, Mazurek was absent, Nolan yes, Blomkvest FREE yes). Maybe had they waited and fi nished the job properly, we 3 day & two would not be trying to fi x it now. All we want from this mayor night hotel stay! is a sense of responsibility. Stand up and say I made a mistake and then correct it. Sue these people; get our money back, and 1-800-DONATE-CARS then move on. I have no confi dence that will happen. —Lower Township • The donation is tax deductible. *** Spring Cleaning? • Pick-up is free. I don’t see any work being done on the 44th Street Life- • We take care of all the paperwork. guard Station. Five years and counting. —Sea Isle City 1-800-DONATE-CARS (1-800-366-2832) *** Clear the Clutter! Why was the All Seasons landscape crew using Middle Company-provided CDL Township recycling cans to spread mulch at the Court House NO EXPERIENCE? training for qualified candidates McDonalds? Answer that one Mr. Voll. Sell those unused items through the $33,500-$60,500 NO PROBLEM. (depending on experience) —Middle Township As a driver for Schneider National Low-cost medical *** Herald Classi eds. we’ll train you in every aspect of the job. and dental insurance Why does it seem the police cars in Middle Township are the slowest moving cars on the roadway? schneiderjobs.com —Rio Grande 1-800-44-PRIDE *** Only $2.00 per line* I just read Sam Kelly’s letter to the editor in reference to Middle’s hiring policy and must add to it. Not only did the administrator get a 10 percent salary increase, but (as one of EOE M/F/D/V the lucky employees) he also received his 10 percent longevity. Call Rachel or Janet at All non-contractual employees received a fl at $1,100 raise in Scrapbooking Show addition to their longevity percentages. Middle should be very Sa proud, they have at least one employee on payroll who will be 609-886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 ! ve! April 13 - 14, 2007 Clip able to afford the new property tax. Fax: 609-886-2162 $2 off Garden State Exhibit Center —Court House with ad! (ED. NOTE: Luck had nothing to do with being a long-time  Somerset, NJ $10 per day employee. New employees do not receive that longevity ben- Email: classi [email protected]  Classes  Demos  Make-and-Takes efi t; therefore, not all employees got the bonus in addition to  Prizes  Shopping  Fun a raise.) * 4 Line Minimum www.MemoriesScrapbookingExpo.com Herald Newspapers March 28 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A67

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