Scout Exec: Pricey Homes Take Toll on Troops Herald NEWS By AL CAMPBELL Wasekanes said. The Marmora resident, a longtime scouting Worse, he said one of his scout leaders stated, volunteer and later its professional area execu- DI GESTS CAPE MAY — The high cost of Cape May “Before much longer, especially on the islands, tive, addressed the Cape May County League County housing is linked to dwindling Scouting there will be no more communities. The people of Municipalities March 20 at the Pier House Wal-Mart Seeks Workers enrollment, according Bill Wasekanes, BaySea and organizations that defi ne a community are restaurant here. District executive. leaving with the real estate investment taking Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Explorers and RIO GRANDE — A Wal-Mart employment “Housing prices have escalated to the point place.” Venturing continue actively serving over 900 advertisement appears inside today’s edition that our children, who often left because there “If there are no schools, no churches, no young men and women throughout the county, for the store in the Grande Center Shopping was not a college here, now leave because they youth, no families or community organizations numbers are less than decades ago, attributable Center on Route 9. The ad states, “As an cannot afford to buy a home near their families he wondered how can there be a community?” in part, said Wasekanes, to the hefty cost of associate with Wal-Mart, you will receive in the communities where they were raised,” the scout executive said. competitive wages and may be eligible for (Page A64 Please) a variety of traditional and non-traditional benefi ts that enhance your career.” Shred It WILDWOOD CREST — Don’t throw It's junk mail and old documents in the trash. A shredding machine is available to the Inside. residents at the Crest Pier Recreation Center during the facility’s normal operating hours It's Your of 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Spring Saturday. Guide. Friend of Felines NORTH CAPE MAY — Oscar MacDonald, better known to locals as “the cat man” passed away Monday at a North Cape May nursing home. MacDonald had fed a group (Page A6 Please) April 4, 2007 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Cape Regional Vol. 43 No. 14 Copyright 2007 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 Medical Center Enrollment Up Replaces B-T At Tech; Down COURT HOUSE — Effective Monday, Cape May County’s only hospital, Burdette Tomlin At Special Svc. Memorial, changed its name to Cape Regional Medical Center. By CHRISTINE COTE The Board of Trustees of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital made the announcement CREST HAVEN — Two county schools went that day. before freeholders March 27 to have their “This name change is refl ective of the en- budgets approved: one had a story of growth hancements and innovations that the hospital and expansion, the other told a tale of lay-offs has achieved in recent years, as well as the and declining enrollment. plans for further advancements in the future,” While public schools will go before voters according to a release. on April 17 to have budgets approved or re- Since 2004 the hospital has introduced jected, those two districts need only a nod from many new services including inpatient dialysis freeholders before getting a share of taxpayer services, lifesaving IMRT (Intensity Modulated money to add to the revenue column. Radiation Therapy) technology in the Cancer It was the annual Board of School Estimate Center, a state-of-the-art Cardiac Catheteriza- (three freeholders, two school board members) tion Laboratory and Interventional Radiology meeting, where freeholders heard from the Suite, and a Picture Archiving Communica- County Technical School and the Special Ser- tions System (PACS) which has enabled the vices School District. The board voted on how Radiology and Cardiology Departments to view much of a tax levy each would receive for the images electronically. new school year. With its affi liation with the University of County Tech, which has a major addition Pennsylvania Health System in April 2006, the under construction that should be open in (Page A7 Please) September, expects 60 new full-time students in the fall, Superintendent William Desmond told freeholders. Family’s 2 Kittens That would put the number of full-time students, regular and special education at Saved from Blaze 560. Desmond told freeholders the school’s goal is to reach 700 students within the next By JOE HART four years. When the school went full time, its initial GREEN CREEK — Two kittens were rescued enrollment target was 400. from a March 27 house fi re at 16 Lola Lane, (Page A7 Please) but two adult felines remain missing. The blaze was quickly extinguished by Green Creek and Rio Grande fi re companies. Al Campbell Parks Director Jeanne Williams, left, and Nancy Tierney, members of St. Ann Church, Wildwood Nobody appears to have been home at the regard cross they crafted of palm as they refl ect on the meaning of Holy Week. Many time of the fi re, according to Lt. Paul Fritsch of Christians will observe Maundy Thursday and Good Friday in solemn preparation for Rosselli Retires Middle Township Police Department. Easter Sunday, April 8. See religion pages 31-35 for sunrise and other services. Read The two-family home had a family of four By CHRISTINE COTE What’s On Deck Calendar for holiday festivities. living in the front section and a single male tenant in the rear section. SWAINTON — He enjoyed a cup of coffee at The kittens belong to Carlin Stansfi eld and his desk the last day on the job as county parks her three children, according to their Aunt Heading Skyward, Wildwood director March 29, but Dominic Rosselli won’t Renee Davis, who lives on Susan Lane, around be just sitting back and taking it easy despite the corner from the house. retirement. Two adult cats remain unaccounted for, ac- Must Conform to State Dictates Rosselli turned 61 on cording to Davis. By LAUREN SUIT building would be a potential danger to migra- March 30, the day after “I rushed over when I saw all of the police tory birds, public safety, and damaging to the he ended a 30-year career and fi re vehicles through the trees,” Davis WILDWOOD — There are quite a few city collection of doo-wop motels. with the county Parks said. offi cials and residents who believe that this But a March 15 letter to Mayor Ernie Department. Three children, ages 7, 13 and 14, were in city’s future has nowhere to go but up. Troiano Jr. from Mark Mauriello, assistant There are some proj- township schools at the time of the fi re and About 25 stories up to be exact. commissioner for land use regulation, offered ects to keep him busy Stansfi eld was at a doctor's appointment when The city has approved six high-rise condotels a sort of compromise between the state and around the house, Ros- she got news of the fi re, she said. including the Nouveau Wave, the Wildwood would-be developers. selli told the Herald as he (Page A12 Please) sat near a window, with Beach Resort and Hotel, the Starlite Resort, “We believe that high-rise structures can ROSSELLI the East Bennett Project, the Waypoint Beach be accommodated in certain areas of the city a view of the park that he Section Spotlights Club, and the Riviera. as long as they are part of a comprehensive has seen change since January 1977. But although the final approvals were municipal plan that recognizes New Jersey’s As of Monday, he started a part-time job for In On Deck, Lauren Suit OD granted by the city’s zoning board as far back shore economy and tourism industry as well as a company based at the county airport. on local, female as 2004, the city’s fi rst high-rise condotel, the long-standing and emerging coastal resources He said he will be servicing airplanes and football player 25-story Nouveau Wave Hotel, was rejected by and public safety issues,” stated Mauriello. working in customer service with private See Page B4 the state’s Coastal Area Facilities Review Act, Mauriello wrote that the city would have to aircraft owners. Rosselli serviced helicopters or CAFRA, permitting process. meet the following requirements in order to while in the Army, so he’s back to doing some- thing he knows well. In Real Estate Update: The June 2006 rejection letter stated that the qualify for increased height approval: REU towering structure, which would include fi ve • Develop a comprehensive municipal plan Born and raised in Philadelphia, he moved West Cape May’s HPC; to this county in 1971 when he lost his job at Profi le of Lew Conley. stories of parking, a pool deck, fi ve stories of that requires an increase in height and density hotel rooms, 11 stories of condos, at the site of within a specifi c high-rise zoning district. Boeing Vertol in Eddystone, Pa. See Page A58 & A64 the now demolished Rio Motel on Rio Grande • Adopt a municipal ordinance in support Rosselli joined a friend who was doing opti- and Ocean avenues, was “out of character” of that municipal plan. cal lab work. More index?...See Page A3 with the surrounding area. Additionally, the (Page A12 Please) (Page A4 Please) A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

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Jeweled Treasures dents to consider: 12th grade relationship EIRC is a public agency BOUTIQUE CONSIGNMENT Dragons SEA ISLE CITY — The • Business as usual with with another neighboring specializing in education- & Black board of education here pre-kindergarten to eighth community, if so which related programs and ser- • Estate Jewelry is planning two commu- grade remaining at the Sea one? vices for parents, schools, • Antiques & Collectibles Onyx nity workshop meetings Isle School and continue • Enter into a pre-k to communities, nonprofit in April to try to determine sending students to Ocean 12th grade relationship organizations and privately • Dolls • Women's Clothing Bracelet what to do with its ailing City for high school. with Ocean City School held businesses throughout & Wedding Gowns 7" vintage, Lower Township (Villas) school district. • Enter into a pre-k to District. New Jersey, according to Corner of Bayshore Rd. A press release announc- eighth grade arrangement Educational Informa- information on the organi- OPEN Tues. - Sat. 12:00 - 5:00 pm Mint & Greenwood Ave., Villas ing the meetings asked, with another district and tion and Resource Center zation’s Web site. www.jeweledtreasures.com 886-6563 “What should happen to continue sending students (ERIC) conducted a feasibil- Due to the increase in Layaway available our school district?” to Ocean City for high ity study for the district and property values and de- The release offers four school. presented it to the board at crease in the childbear- Buying Gold, Diamonds, Silver & Estate Jewelry ing population, the study found that the district’s enrollment will continue to decline. In 1990, there were 148 pre-school age children and 735 young adults in the city compared to 94 children and 529 childbearing adults in 2000, according to cen- sus numbers. Those trends will con- tinue down, according to the study. ERIC consultants found it evident that Sea Isle would benefi t fi nancially by entering a complete pre-k to 12th grade relationship with another district. For the average assessed value of a property in the city of $564,516, the study showed the cost for each of a few different options 609-884-3064 along with the per pupil Joe Hart cost of education. Middle Township High School’s mock trial team gets a warm greeting at Garden For keeping the status FISH MARKET State Parkway’s Ocean View rest area March 27, after returning from New quo, it was $666 for the Brunswick where it once again garnered the state champ title. (Page A4 Please) Prices Effective 4/6 - 4/8 Cost of a New Boardwalk? Fresh Rainforest Advocates Question Wildwood $ LB. By LAUREN SUIT tions and only grows in others that the city would money,” said Ferrara. “I’m Sea Scallops ...... 8.25 densities of about one or not use wood that was il- not sure it is the right thing WILDWOOD — The two trees per acre. Keat- legally logged rainforest. to experiment with these Manhattan city opened bids March ing estimated that loggers Lou Ferrara, the city’s other woods using the 27 for a boardwalk re- must log an entire acre of development director and taxpayers money.” $ habilitation project here forest just for nine board UEZ coordinator, said, “Ev- The current base bids Clam Chowder ...... 4.95 QT. that some environmental feet of exported ipe. erything we’ll buy will ranged from $3.13 million groups fear could come According to Keating, come with the forest stew- to $4.79 million. The alter- at the expense of the the third party certifi cate ardship certifi cation. nate bid, which included TAKE-OUT SPECIALS rainforest. issued by Mallinckrodt “That’s the highest type a pneumatic trash system Tim Keating, execu- Gmbh, an independent of certification you can ranged from $3.51 million tive director of Rainforest inspection and grading get,” Ferrara added. to $5.58 million. Walters Friday & Saturday 4/6 & 4/7 Relief, said that after he agency, could not accu- But Keating argued that Marine Construction, of viewed specifi cations for rately attest to the fact pursuing other methods of Ocean View, submitted the the decking calling for ipe that the materials are ob- building material would be lowest base and alternate FRIED OYSTER PLATTER hardwood back in August tained under controlled the best option, instead of bids. of 2005, he feared that conditions that guarantee relying on one source of Currently the bids are Served with Baked Macaroni & use of rainforest wood the preservation of the bureaucratic certifi cation. under review by the city $ 95 would be unavoidable. forests. The use of hardwood, engineer and solicitor. Cheese and Stewed Tomatoes ...... 8 Ipe, according to Keat- “Mallinckrodt can only Troiano said, was needed Once those bids are re- ing, is not from planta- attest to the grade of the on the boardwalk specifi - viewed and accepted, the wood,” he said. “Basically cally to support emergency document will be sent to FRIED OR BROILED they just check to make equipment such as ambu- the USDA for review and CORRECTION sure the paperwork is lances and fi re engines. authorization to award. SCALLOP PLATTER there. Other wood, Keating The city expects the CAPE MAY — An in- “I want to know why said, like eastern white contract to be awarded in Served with Baked Potato or French $ 95 correct amount of the the bids did not call for cedar, a durable soft wood, April and construction to increase in Cape Elemen- an independent third part or oak, another hardwood, begin in October. Fries and Cole Slaw ...... 9 tary School’s 2007-2008 to certify the wood,” he would be preferable. budget was reported last added. “What he is suggesting Contact Suit at: (609) Call ahead and we’ll have it week. The correct amount Mayor Ernie Troiano would cost the tax payers 886-8600 ext. 25 or is one-half cent. had assured Keating and an inordinate amount of [email protected] waiting for you! INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index H H Antiques ...... See On Deck BUY 1 GET 1 FREE Automotive ...... A72 Births ...... A18 Classified ...... A50 SUNDAY APRIL 8 ONLY This week’s Real Estate Update profi les land use ex- Connections ....See On Deck B13-15 pert Lew Conley, and reports on West Cape May’s Dining & Entertainment ..On Deck Movies ...... A19 BROILED or FRIED enactment of regulations for its historic preservation Obituaries ...... A18 commission, among other items of interest to land Opinion ...... A68 SEAFOOD COMBO PLATTER use buffs. 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His operations,” he said. “It’s not visitors we are concerned son, Frank, was later born or Neck Pain? about, it’s the animals that have to be cared for every day, in this county. regardless of weather.” After fi ve years working Right now, workers are removing what is left of tons of Whether you are a current patient or someone just curi- in the optical field, the leaves that fall each year, along with dead trees and other company moved out of ous about what we do, our consultation’s purpose is only debris to get the park ready for its busiest season. state, but Rosselli did not His staff included four offi ce workers and 17 others to make you more aware of what chiropractic is, what want to leave the county. in the park system. The latter gains added workers as He was offered a job as chiropractors do, and the details about this practice that seasonal employees are hired each year for a six-month a laborer for the park, and period. you should know. resettled to the Bayside His typical day? Just make sure everything was running Village section of Lower well, he said, and that there are no problems. Township, where he and These details are what make us unique. Some will seem LAFFEY In summer, staff helps the infl ux of people “usher in, his wife still call home. more important than others, but in the end they all and point them in the right direction,” said Rosselli. The There was no zoo then. Where it is located “was just main thing is to keep traffi c going. matter. Please compare us to other healthcare options, woods,” Rosselli said. Annually, close to a half a million people visit the even other chiropractors. You must take control of your The park was mostly visited by locals, who used the parks, he said. health, and what type of care that is best for you. playgrounds and playing fi eld, located on Route 9 and While he was assistant director, he watched the park designated County Park East, and had barbecues or system grow from the two sites here to include property picnics in the sheltered areas. in Del Haven and Palermo. The care we offer may be just the thing, maybe you are There were weekly concerts back then, Rosselli said, The 1,500 acres in Del Haven were purchased in the that were either performed from a “showmobile” trailer, early ‘70s, Rosselli said, and what is now County Park not ready and need to fi nd something better suited for or at a band shell that was near the lake at the front South was built in the early ‘90s. you at this time. You are probably wondering why we entrance. The Palermo tract was a bequest around the same time, recommend this. Simply put, you deserve the best, most He was a groundskeeper: raking, cutting grass, raking and County Park North, Cameron Wildlife Sanctuary was leaves and cleaning buildings. opened in the donor’s name and remains in the same effective solution to your problem. The zoo opened in 1978, after the county received natural state today as it was then. assistance from a federal jobs program to pay workers This year the county’s $133 million budget lists to build it. These workers also built the gazebo on the $1,360,807 for the department’s salary and wages, and After you understand each option fully, decide what lake. $156,345 for other expenses. There’s also $1,725,662 makes the most sense to you. We stand by our recom- When those extra employees came on board, Rosselli budgeted for operating expenses and $241,700 for capital mendation and the results speak for themselves. If we do said, he was asked to manage an in-house security force improvements. of eight of those workers to provide park security at all Concessions at the park yield a return of $250,000, not have the solution you are looking for then we do not times. which goes into the general fund, Rosselli said. The recommend our program. Most patients who understand He also advanced to the position of painter, and that money donated by the public goes into a special fund, job kept him busy painting buildings, and drawing lines and then is dedicated to the needs of the zoo and its our unique and complete treatment goals and recommen- on athletic courts and playing fi elds. animals, he said. dations choose to stay with us. He continued to be given more responsibilities and Looking back, Rosselli said he has enjoyed a good supervision, he said, by then park director Philip Judyski, relationship with freeholders and county administrators now president of the county Board of Taxation. and other directors. He said he thought the camaraderie Schedule April 1st thru April 30th for a Complimentary Rosselli became a general foreman in 1984, and in between them “became outstanding,” after he was made Consultation. In 15 minutes you will know for sure if we 1989 was made assistant director. director. He continued in that position after former freeholder Was he responsible for this? are the offi ce to help. Advanced Chiropractic 304 Rte. 9 William Sturm replaced Judyski in 1999, and until Sturm “I always got along with people,” Rosselli said, “I treat South, Cape May Court House. Call 465-5358 to sched- left in 2003. them the way I like to be treated. My relationship with ule. Dr. Chris Chase DC. Not only did the directorship change that year, Rosselli other department heads, the county administrator and said, that was when responsibility for the park and the freeholders couldn’t be better.” zoo were separated. Recognizing his 30 years of service March 27, Free- As he took up the role of park director, Dr. Hubert holder Director Daniel Beyel said Rosselli’s career with Paluch, a veterinarian took the park department was “remarkable,” and alluded to over as zoo director. a time Rosselli had to go on “a buffalo hunt in north His department was — Jersey.” and still is — responsible “I want to express my gratitude for letting me work for ground maintenance for there,” Rosselli told him in response. the zoo, while Paluch has What will he miss the most? His co-workers, Rosselli full supervision of animal said. care, Rosselli said. One of them, Michael Laffey, a division director for the In his opinion, separat- department, will be taking Rosselli’s place as director. ing the two was “a good Since he has now taken a part-time job to stay active, thing.” why did Rosselli retire? “It would have been To have more time to visit his daughter and grandchil- overbearing,” he said. With dren in North Carolina, he said. two directors, each can be Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext 31 or: concerned with the focus [email protected] School Close (From Page A3) repairs, around $2.2 million over the next We did it! We made plumbing fun! average home or $39,160 per pupil. fi ve years. To send all students to Ocean City was The community meetings will be held at $485 or $29,425 per pupil. the Sea Isle City Public School, 4501 Park For all students to attend Middle Town- Road, on April 16 and 23 at 7 p.m. ship schools it would cost $299 for the ERIC Executive Director Charles Ivory average home or $19,615 per pupil. will be facilitating the workshop meet- To send pre-k to eighth grade to Dennis ings. Township schools and ninth to 12th grade “From my experience, meetings like to Middle Township was $378 or $20,164 these are very helpful for local boards of per pupil. education to make diffi cult decisions,” If fi nances alone were the determining Ivory said. “We will break up into small factor, ERIC consultants said that Middle groups of people with varying points of Township would be the place to send Sea view, such as parents, teachers and taxpay- Isle’s pupils. ers to discuss the different options before Because of the long-standing relation- the board.” ship with Ocean City, however, the ERIC Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 study suggested the district continue with or at: [email protected] Due to an overwhelming response, we are now giving away 2 bathrooms! the status quo or move to a full sending relationship with Ocean City School One in Atlantic County and One in Cape May County. Enter today for your District. chance to win! Simply log on to www.iwantafreebathroom.com between One drawback for the board to a to- now and May 15th and tell us why you deserve a FREE Bathroom Makeover. tal sending relationship with the city’s northerly neighbor would be the lack of It’s that easy! control over the programs and direction of its students. Sea Isle would not have a member on the Ocean City board of education because it wouldn’t account for 10 percent of the school’s enrollment. The study mentioned the state’s effort Jim Richter Toll Free 866-414-RICH (7424) to reform property taxes and school fund- Gray seal is stranded at Wildwood ing as a reason to keep things “as is” until Avenue beach Monday in Wildwood. any changes take effect, but suggested it City police cordoned off the site and set a level at which the tax rate and cost watched over the seal until Marine per pupil become too much for the district Mammal Stranding Center personnel to handle. All entries must be made online. Employees and family members of Rich Services not eligible. arrived from Brigantine to retrieve The consultants also mentioned that the NJHIC: 13VH00144800 NJMPL: 6702 him. An employee from the Cape May school building was in need of extensive County Park Zoo was also on scene. Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5

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Rt. 47 South (next to Family Dollar), Rio Grande, NJ 609.886.3336 Authorized Retailer A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Armed Man Holds Off Police VILLAS — Robert the residence, Mitchell dence on his own and was Mitchell, 39, of this com- allegedly pointed a loaded taken into custody. SWAT munity, was arrested by shotgun at Offi cers William team members cleared the Lower Township police McPherson and Cpl. Kevin home and found the shot- March 26 after he pointed Boyle who immediately gun, which was a double a gun at offi cers and bar- drew their weapons and barrel combination .22 ricaded himself in his demanded Mitchell drop caliber rifl e and 20-gauge bedroom at his residence the gun. Mitchell then shot gun, fully loaded at 1737 Star Ave. retreated back into his Mitchell was taken to Police were called at bedroom. Burdette Tomlin Memorial about 10:45 p.m. after Police set up a perimeter Hospital by Lower Town- receiving a complaint around the residence and ship Rescue Squad with a from a couple on East began to evacuate neigh- police escort for a mental Delaware Parkway that bors from the immediate evaluation. He was charged Mitchell had entered their area. The county Regional with aggravated assault on residence without permis- SWAT Team, Southern a police offi cer by point- sion and “made strange Unit, was activated to re- ing a loaded firearm at statements,” according spond to the scene. an offi cer, possession of a to police. Boyle, a hostage nego- weapon for unlawful pur- Offi cers went to Mitch- tiator, made numerous at- poses and possession of a ell’s residence and were tempts to contact Mitchell fi rearm without a fi rearms met by relatives who stat- by telephone and bull- ID card. ed he was under a doctor’s horn. Mitchell was jailed on care and on medication. At approximately 12:45 warrants with a $50,000 Al Campbell When offi cers entered a.m., Mitchell left the resi- bail. Angela Ravel, 6, left, and Julia Byrne, 5, both of Wildwood Crest, visit Easter Bunny in the Tropics at Jack Murphy, 4, of Villas bobs for marshmallow “If you examined a hundred people who have lost their faith in Christian- the Cape May County Park Zoo Aviary on March 31. rabbit March 31 at Tabernacle United Methodist ity, I wonder how many of them would turn out to have reasoned out of it by Hundreds of youngsters visited the famous rabbit for a Church’s Easter Egg Hunt. The Erma church event honest argument? Do not most people simply drift away?” chat and photo. See video of Sea Isle City egg hunt. included games, crafts and goodies. C.S. Lewis, Irish author and scholar News Digests dilapidated pier. It would cost about $300,00 to demol- (From Page A1) Three Percent More ish the pier. of stray cats at Douglas Park, located by the Cape May PETERSBURG — Upper Township Board of Education Lewis Ferry terminal, for the past 20 years. approved a budget of $34 million for the next school New Prosecutor INC year. Of that, the tax levy would be $20.88 million, up Services So Long, Wendy’s 3 percent over last year. The proposed tax rate would WILDWOOD — Mary D’Arcy Bittner, who serves be 92.9 cents per $100 of assessed value, $929 for the as prosecutor for Dennis and Middle Townships, P.O. Box 307 RIO GRANDE — The Wendy’s restaurant, just east was sworn in March 28 as the city’s new municipal of the Routes 9 and 47 intersection, abruptly closed owner of a $100,000 home. Voters will decide on the Ocean City, NJ 08226 spending plan on April 17 during school elections. prosecutor. Bittner will take over the unexpired term last weekend. Signage was removed, and a sign on of Eric Garrabrandt, who pursued a position with a 609-390-9799 the door directs hungry diners to the Court House What to Do? fi rm in Atlantic County. “I can’t wait to help Wildwood www.4pks.com Wendy’s. become a better, safer and cleaner place,” Bittner said. WILDWOOD CREST — Borough Commission is ask- Please checkout Strathmere Fire Coverage ing residents to attend the 9:30 a.m. meeting here and Bogus Bills our website. If we voice their opinion on what to do with the aging fi sh- STRATHMERE — The local volunteer fi re company WILDWOOD — Demorn Gales, 29, of West Spicer will continue to respond to calls, but by agreement of ing pier at the end of Heather Road here. Mayor Carl can help, please Groon and Commissioner Don Cabrera support a plan Avenue here, was charged with forgery on March 24 Upper Township Committee and the Ocean City Fire after he allegedly had a juvenile take counterfeit $20 call to schedule Department, the latter will provide automatic response to use $400,00 in state grant money and $350,000 in bonds to renovate the pier for recreational use. The bills into a CVS Pharmacy and exchange them for a service. for fi re and rescue calls. The municipality will pay the $100 Visa check cards. According to reports, a store city $3,000 annually, and will permit the city to charge county would also contribute $63,000 to that project. However, Commissioner Joyce Gould opposes the plan employee, Amanda Lugo, 18, also of Wildwood, was al- Thanks! residents here $400 per ambulance service ride. legedly involved in the scam and knew the 15-year-old saying that she doesn’t really see spending money for a “When Service Matters” (Page A12 Please) Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Cape Regional (From Page A1) will be renovated to provide a nicer environment for Medical Center enhanced the capabilities of its cardiac our patients. The and cancer programs. University of Pennsylvania physi- “These high standards of care, together with our in- FUDGE cians staff the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at Cape vestments in state-of-the-art technologies have created ‘A Original Regional Medical Center, and the cancer program now New Era in Healthcare’ for the residents and visitors of has access to over 200 clinical trials so that patients no Cape May County,” stated Joanne Carrocino, president longer have to travel for these vital services. and CEO. The Joint Commission recently awarded their Gold “Our new name, Cape Regional Medical Center, re- KITCHEN Seal of Approval to the Medical Center. fl ects the growth and advancements we have made and This award refl ects the high standards of care that is affi rms our commitment to providing the highest level provided for all patients. of care to our community,” Carrocino added. In addition, during each of the past two years, the The hospital is a 242-bed acute-care medical center at Emergency Department has ranked in the top 10 percent 2 Stone Harbor Boulevard. in the country for patient satisfaction and inpatient scores It provides service to an expanding local population continue to reach new record levels every year. and more than 1 million seasonal visitors with a variety Visit with the Easter Bunny Later in 2007, the Medical Center will add on-site of inpatient and outpatient services including emergency Saturday March 31st & Sunday April 1st MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging). And, over the next room services with FastTrack. Friday April 6th & Saturday April 7th 18 months every patient room in the Medical Center It is fully accredited by the Joint Commission. At Our Washington Street Mall Store Enrollment Up (From Page A1) students being included in their districts’ public schools, Your Easter Candy Desmond was seeking approval of $6.5 million in with special education provided on site. county tax revenues, with an entire budget of $13.3 The district maintains an Itinerant Services Program, million proposed for 2007-08. The tax dollars represent which allows students to remain in a home district, while 49 percent of revenue for the district. still receiving speech, occupational and physical therapy Headquarters The budget is up 10 percent or $1.2 million over last and evaluations, counseling services, behavior consulta- year, according to Desmond, and an increase of $1.2 tions, in-service training in autism, supplemental reading million was being sought from freeholders. services and coordination of standardized testing services, Even the Easter Bunny Shops Here! He explained that with the addition and added stu- according to Makoski. dents, also required were: Though numbers might be down, Makoski emphasized • Four regular teachers for $270,000 in salary and that “the disabling conditions of our students remain benefi ts. signifi cant, therefore requiring specialized staff for related • Two special education teachers for $135,000 in sal- services, such as counseling, occupational, physical and Featuring Our ary and benefi ts. speech therapy.” • One new counselor for $70,000. The district provides services for children three to 21 • One new child study team member for $70,000. who are classifi ed with multiple disabilities, emotional or Delicious Easter Eggs • One new custodian for $45,000. behavior disabilities, autism, preschool disabilities and Personalized Free of Charge! • Classroom supplies and textbooks for $41,000. severe cognitive disabilities. • Coconut Cream • Butter Cream • Expanded co-curricular programs, including three Makoski told freeholders that 27 students enrolled in • Peanut Butter • Fudge Center clubs and two sports for $19,000. Cape Education COMPACT, the alternative high school, • Fruit & Nut • Caramel Pecan • Increase in utilities, property insurance, maintenance who might have ended up as dropouts, will graduate due to increased square footage for $139,000. this year. These expenses tied to the expansion total $789,000. Special services also provides an adult day health care There are also a $383,658 salary increase, a 12 percent program, which is funded by the Division of Develop- of about $224,000 for health benefi ts, and a 13 percent mental Disabilities. or about $55,000 an increase in utility costs included A variety of other school and county groups use the in the budget. district’s facilities for aquatic and other activities. Custom Easter Baskets Desmond said that special education staff was being Special services district pays the county $400,000 a With all the Trimmings! added so that the school could accept additional students, year in rent. who need those services. Another program that is being dropped due to the But, when it was time for Barbara Makoski, superin- decrease in the budget is Open every day tendent of the Special Services School, to speak, everyone the Circle of Friends Day- knew that the week prior, that board of education had care Program, because the to eliminate 16 staff members to maintain programs program must be self-suf- next year. fi cient, said Makoski. ELENA’S We Mail Anywhere! Faced with 250, instead of 300 students budgeted for She said that the district CREST PIER last year, the district had to reduce its budget by $1.4 is looking for another day- Cape May Stone Ocean City Wildwood million to $11.3 million due to lowered enrollment. care provider to take over Beauty Salon 2 Locations Harbor 8th Street on Roberts Ave. on Makoski sought $3.7 million as revenue from county that program, and that it • Full Family Hair Care Mall & Boardwalk 96th Street the Boardwalk the Boardwalk taxes from the freeholders. could still remain at the • Open Year Round 884-2834 368-3003 398-7457 522-4396 Tuition and that allotment are the two sources of Crest Haven site. • Facial Waxing Happy revenue for her district, said Makoski, and that sending Any agreement with a • Manicures Easter! schools have been notifi ed that tuition will be going up new provider would allow By 4 percent. families using this program Appointment For our Friends in the Wildwoods the Easter Bunny Last year the district budgeted for 300 students, then “the right of first refus- has opened our store at Roberts Ave on the found less enrolled in September 2006, which led to staff al,” said Makoski, so they • Walk-Ins reductions in January. would not have to search Welcome Boardwalk with a complete line of Easter Eggs Although actual enrollment climbed to 300 after that, for a new program. • Gift and Goodies. We Are Open Every Day. Makoski told the Herald, the 250 is based on replies the Both funding requests Certifi cates district received from sending schools about the number were approved unani- In North Wildwood we are open of students. mously. Heather & Atlantic Aves., Wildwood Crest Friday, Saturday & Sunday. In addition to the 16 staff reductions, Makoski said Contact Cote at (609) the school is reducing staff further by not rehiring when 886-8600 Ext 31 or: 523-0747 employees retire. [email protected] She told freeholders that if enrollment is greater in the fall, as she hopes will be, staff will be rehired as Energy Assistance necessary. Applications Due Makoski said the decline is based on the decreased TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. RIO GRANDE — Cape number of school-aged children and the higher number of Human Resources, Inc is extending the Home En- Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 ergy Assistance applica- tion deadline to April 30. 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For more information, contact one of the follow- Indoor/Outdoor Entertainment Areas • New Homes • For more information about the ing offi ces: Wildwood CHR, importance of arts education, please contact 4104 New Jersey Ave., Whole House Renovations • Additions • Kitchens & Baths www.AmericansForTheArts.org. 522-0231; Whitesboro INC. CHR, Martin Luther King Center, E. Main Street, Bob Obermeier and Sons Call to schedule an appointment 465-4531; Woodbine CHR, Longfellow and Monroe www.townbankbuilders.com (609) 884-5151 avenues, 861-2816. A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Coast Guard Women Speak to Teitelman Students By CHRISTINE COTE “Semper Paratus,” means training.” working toward a college own, Langley said. “always ready.” She is interested in the degree. Questions from students ERMA — They all wore Originally from North legal fi eld, and becoming Asked who inspired ranged from what the high- the same uniform, but each Carolina, Chief Robins a paralegal, maybe even a them, a number of the est rank in the guard is to had a different story to said she joined because she lawyer. She plans to stay in women spoke of their whether the training is share with middle school grew up as an Army “brat,” for her 20 years and then mothers as their best role tough or not. students March 30 at Lower and was use to moving have another career after model. Also present in the audi- Township's Richard M. around, and liked to travel she retires. Sciullo also spoke of ence was Lt. Commander Teitelman School. and see different things. Gott was a dancer and an ESL teacher who for a Sam Forbes, who was in SAVING YOUR VISION Seven women, who are She has been in the had been offered a full time was her only friend charge of the mentoring The most recent estimates from a study by members of the U.S. Coast guard for 17 years and said, scholarship by the Julliard at a time when people program, “Partners in Edu- researchers at the National Eye Institute are that Guard and are stationed in “It’s the best move I ever School in New York City, were not so sympathetic to cation.” about three million Americans over age twelve Cape May, took part in a made.” but then she tore her Achil- someone who didn’t know Schmidtchen explained, have a vision problem that cannot be corrected with panel discussion: “Semper She is in health services les’ heal, she said, a per- the language. “For about four years, the glasses or contact lenses. This large segment of the Paratus: U.S.C.G. Female and trains recruits at the sonal tragedy, which all Her grandmother, who Coast Guard’s been coming population suffers from problems such as cataracts, Mentors; ‘Always Ready’ to base. the students seemed to raised her and her sister into the school as mentors diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration and Lend a Helping Hand.” Sciullo, who also works understand. after her parents divorced on a weekly basis.” glaucoma. What most upsets ophthalmologists Although Teitelman in health services, was She heard about the when she was five, in- To thank all of those who about this statistic is that many of those suffering Guidance Counselor Gail born in Brazil and told guard from her stepmother, spired Gott. have given their time to from potentially vision-threatening diseases are Schmidtchen has brought students how difficult it and joined right from high Langley was left an or- mentor students, a “United not aware they have a problem. By simply getting a together a panel of women was there because of pov- school in 2002. phan at seven, and was States Coast Guard Recog- yearly comprehensive eye exam, these individuals for the past 10 years to cel- erty, and when she moved Knapp, the youngest on placed in a foster home nition Dinner” is planned could obtain vision-saving treatment. For instance, ebrate March as Women’s to this country, how she the panel, said she joined at until an uncle adopted at the school for April 26. vision-stealing glaucoma can be effectively treated History Month, this year’s didn’t know the language. 17, and was in boot camp her and her siblings. She Anyone who needs more when caught early on, and the potential vision event not only brought She became interested with Moore. She originally said to this day she still information about the din- loss associated with diabetic retinopathy can be together a group of women in the guard when some- wanted to join as an offi cer, keeps in touch with her ner should call the guid- effectively addressed as well. who knew and worked one came to her school to but decided rather than foster mother, her biggest ance offi ce at 884-3475, This informative column has been brought to with each other, but many talk about this branch of school she wanted to see infl uence. ext. 273. you as a public service. At ATLANTIC EYE were mentors to some of the military. She said she the world fi rst. She was a professor, and Contact Cote at (609) CENTER and EYE MAX LASIK CENTER, we the students sitting on the had an interest in the medi- She teaches recruits she and her husband could 886-8600 Ext 31 or: cal fi eld and liked oceans fi rst aid and safety, and is not have children of their [email protected] can detect early stages of many eye diseases during fl oor of the media center before them. and beaches. a medical eye examination. We are educated, The highest-ranking But just joining the Coast trained and licensed to provide total care of the eyes. member of the panel was Guard did not give her Total eye care includes performing comprehensive HSC Pamela Robins, with American citizenship. Be- medical eye examinations, prescribing corrective HS1 Gleyce Sciullo, HS3 cause she was a registered lenses, diagnosing injuries and disorders of the Christie Moore, and YN1 alien she could only serve eye, and using the appropriate medical and surgical Stephanie Ann Fomby, YN2 four years and couldn’t procedures necessary for treatment. To schedule an Samantha Knapp, YN3 Am- specialize in the medical appointment, please call us today. We accept most ber Gott, and YN Jennie R. fi eld like she wanted. insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. Langley. “I battled my way They ranged in age from through immigration and 21 to 38, and none seemed became a naturalized shy to share information citizen in 1999,” Sciullo P.S. Low vision and blindness increase signifi cantly about their current career said. with age, particularly in people over age 65. and stories from their per- As a fi rst class yeoman, sonal history. Fomby said she works in CAPE CATARACT CENTER 804 Rt. 9 S., CMCH, NJ Schmidtchen gave some an offi ce at the base and Christine Cote history of women in the makes sure everyone gets Students and Coast Guard women meet to celebrate March as Women’s History coast guard, which began his or her paycheck every Month at panel discussion March 30 in media center at Richard M. Teitelman with women taking over two weeks. School. Some of the women have been student mentors. tending lighthouses for Her father was a recruit- husbands who were called er for the guard, and she Legal Secretaries off to war. She explained, said he tried to convince Offer Scholarship her to join the Navy. Animal Welfare But she said she told Crest Haven– The Legal Society (AWS) him she could do every- Secretaries of Cape May thing the Navy offered in County are seeking schol- Needs You! the guard. She liked offi ce arship applicants who are work and asked him to Cape May County residents help her get into that train- enrolled in the Paralegal If you enjoy cleaning and you like ing program. Studies Program at ACCC Not only did she join, or a graduating high school animals, AWS needs your help! but also she got five of senior who intends to en- Please volunteer some time to help our roll in that department. here friends to enlist, so animals live a better life. that helped her gain rank Applicants will be evalu- sooner. She also worked ated on grade point average Donations of food, litter, blankets and hard and took more tests and community service. cleaning supplies are always welcome. and was able to gain fi rst Those interested should class rank in a little over contact JoAnne Kettler four years. at 390-9059 or Michele To help out, please call Moore also works in Devine-Hartnett at 846- health services and she 0969. Deadline for applica- 609-463-1734 told students she just re- tions is April 21. turned from a course in aerospace medicine in al 2x3 4.4.07 lm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:14:47 PM Florida. She was the only Spring Community one from the guard in a class of Navy personnel. She was training to do Paper Shredding Day medical exams on pilots to make sure they are fi t Recycle your old documents and confi dential fi les safely and securely. to fl y. With an “up chip,” Come to one of our mobile paper shredding events. Residents and businesses can they can fl y, with a “down bring all types of paper. Standard size staples and paper clips are ok, but please chip,” they can’t, said - NO large binders, plastic covers or laminated paper. Moore. “I have an exciting job,” To ensure that everyone can take advantage of this event we Langley, another yeoman, ask that the volume per customer not exceed 6 bags (kitchen said, “I discharge those trash bags) or 6 boxes (copier paper box or banker box size) who don’t make it through Both dates and locations are open to all Cape May County residents and Paper businesses. Shredding Date: Saturday, April 14, 2007 Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 Noon Scheduled Location: CMCMUA Transfer Station COURT HOUSE — A Route 620, Shunpike Road Community paper Shred- Burleigh, Middle Township, NJ ding Day is scheduled for April 14 from 8 a.m. to noon at the CMCMUA Date: Saturday, May 19, 2007 Transfer Station, Route 620 Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 Noon Shunpike Road, Burleigh, Location: CMCMUA Landfi ll Complex Middle Township. Residents and business- Route 610, Dennisville-Petersburg Rd. es can bring up to six bags Woodbine/Upper Township, NJ (kitchen trash bags) or six boxes (copier paper size Questions, Call CMCMUA 465 9026 or email [email protected] box.)

mua 3x5 4.4.07 lm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:18:04 PM Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 St. John of God Senior Housing Breaks Ground By JACK FICHTER spoke including Lower and the township. HUD Forbes said there were for us in the community to Marie’s Township Mayor Walter will also provide rental as- moments of worry where respond as best we can,” TOWN BANK — Con- Craig, Assemblymen Jeff sistance for each resident of it was uncertain if Haven said Burton. FLOWER SHOPPE struction is underway for Van Drew and Nelson Al- Haven House, she said. House would materialize. All those who spoke at 72 affordable apartments bano (D-1st), and Sen. Commerce Bank in part- He said he had called on the ceremony, exited the for seniors adjacent to St. Nicholas Asselta (R-1st). nership with the Federal local offi cials from the town- church parking lot to the Order John of God Church by the A number of those re- Home Loan Bank is contrib- ship to the federal level to construction site behind a Diocesan Housing Service sponsible for putting to- uting $770,000. help solve problems that fence. The ground has al- Early of Camden. gether financing for the Pre-schoolers from St. included the state Depart- ready been broken by heavy While earth has been project spoke. The Depart- John of God Nursery School ment of Environmental machinery but a sand pile moved and construction ment of Housing and Urban sang “God Bless America.” Protection requiring a bird was provided for the offi cial trailers were already on site, Development contributed Rev. Richard L. Forbes, habitat be built next to Ha- groundbreaking. an offi cial groundbreaking $11 million to the project, pastor of St. John of God ven House to compensate Participants, dressed in ceremony was March 29. represented at the ceremo- Church, said it would be for a loss of open space. their Sunday best, wearing A crowd numbering nearly ny by Diane Johnson from many, many years before A potential problem with hardhats, threw shovels of 100 was heavy with senior HUD’s Newark offi ce. the youngsters would need neighboring homeowners sand in the air for photog- citizens, some of whom will She said one reason the Haven House. over a strand of trees and raphers. They were led by no doubt be residents of the application for the project Members of the Knights a survey report was also in a 3-2-1 countdown by complex to be known as was approved was the for- of Columbus in uniform solved. Forbes, who smiled broadly Haven House. mation of a local partner- were present for the Pledge “Affordable housing has throughout the proceed- A bevy of public offi cials ship between the diocese of Allegiance. become such a problem for ings. 3rd & New Jersey Aves., North Wildwood senior citizens that I can’t Contact Fichter at (609) tell you what this means to 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: 609-729-0199 the Township of Lower,” jfi [email protected] Visit us at: www.mariesfl ower.com said Mayor Craig. He commended Forbes for his dedication and pas- sion for the project. 's 2x3.75 4.4.07lm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:19:09 PM Rev. Monsignor John Burton, Vicar General of Keep the memories from fading..... the Diocese of Camden, said more and more people are falling below the pov- erty line. He said those with fi xed incomes live in a world of unstable prices and costs. “Housing becomes for all a basic human right that can often be clouded by such pressures and it calls forth Jack Fichter While earth clearing had begun for construction of 75 affordable apartments for senior citizens, to be known as Haven House in North Cape May, a groundbreaking ceremony held March 29 brought out a bevy of public offi cials, and representatives of the Diocese of Camden, HUD and state Depart- ment of Community Affairs. We know that memories are the essence of life. That’s why our Alzheimer’s and dementia care programs are designed to preserve familiar life events and maintain lifestyles and life routines.

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The Prom? By JACK FICHTER Cirrinicione said the dis- ing and use of the DIBELS trict’s administrative cost is program (Dynamic Indica- COLD SPRING — Low- $1,111 per pupil or $500 tor of Basic Early Literacy Only if you have a er Township Elementary less than average for this Skills). Core Curriculum Schools Board of Educa- region of the state. He said standards are revised ev- HOLLYWOOD TAN! tion passed its 2007-2008 after a principal left the ery fi ve years and provide budget March 27 which district last year, the posi- school districts with clear features a half-cent de- tion was not fi lled. and specific benchmarks crease in the local purpose A position vacated by for student achievement in tax rate. another principal two years nine areas. A total of $13.3 million ago has not been filled, Cirrinicione said literacy ONE is to be raised through lo- he said. is integrated into such sub- cal taxes, or $241,000 less The district’s educational jects as career education, MAC Maintenance Director Jerry Karacz, on ladder, than 2006-2007. The local cost per pupil is $12,110, social studies and science and Maintenance Assistant Sean Pellegrino put on FREE tax rate is down almost 2 up $364 from last year. by bringing books into the the new roof. percent. The public votes on the classroom. The rate is 28.3 cents budget April 17. Students Newly revised visual and • No Gimmicks per $100 of assessed value, took home absentee ballots performing arts curriculum New Roof for Mall WEEK • No Appointment down from 28.8 cents. The to their parents last week will be implemented and • Satisfaction owner of a $100,000 home for use as needed. comprehensive health and in our HT 42 Booth Guaranteed will pay $283 or $5 less Enrollment is changed physical education cur- Information Booth (new customers only) than last year. little from last year, down riculum, which will include CAPE MAY — The Wash- Philadelphia Exposition. PRESENT THIS COUPON. The budget totals $26.4 slightly from 1,952 stu- units on dental health and ington Street Mall Informa- In the 1970’s the Phila- EXPIRES 4/15/07 million, up from $25.8 mil- dents to 1,924 students. suicide prevention. tion Booth, operated by the delphia Park System was lion last year, an increase of The district’s pre-school Cirrinicione said he Mid-Atlantic Center for demolishing these guard- $629,000 or 2.4 percent. will see the largest group of was not happy with the the Arts, received a new houses, but the Cape May 889-7400 The budget uses youngsters in recent years, district’s Spanish language roof as part of a two-day Cottagers Association 1613 Route 47, $973,000 in surplus funds, 208 children. program, which is taught maintenance project March stepped in to save this sig- Rio Grande, NJ 08242 up from $482,000 last year, Kindergarten has 223 by tapes rather than by a 19-20. nifi cant part of history. (next to Joe Canal’s Liquor Store) leaving $425,631 in the students. The district’s language teacher. He asked MAC’s staff continues They moved it to Cape Visit our Salon or www.hollywoodtans.com for all the details today account. largest class is its graduat- in today’s economy, how to ensure the upkeep of May and presented it to the Superintendent Joseph ing class of sixth graders at could the district hire four this Cape May landmark, City after the Washington 272 students. Spanish teachers, one for having undertaken a full Street Mall was completed To comply with state each school? restoration in 2003. The in 1971. Core Curriculum Content Students in kindergar- booth is owned by the city, The booth retains its grid Standards, which describe ten receive basic Spanish which leases it to MAC. pattern of stick work on the what students should know instruction from an aide, The Information Booth exterior walls, indicative and be able to do upon said Cirrinicione, but listen was originally located of the Victorian stick-style completion of a 12-year to tapes in fi fth and sixth in Philadelphia. It was a architecture. public education, Cirrini- grades. guardhouse for the l876 cione said the district is He said the school dis- reviewing and revising trict’s technology program math and social studies cur- is state-of-the-art. When Red Cross Sets Blood Drives riculum, and implementing computers are five years COURT HOUSE — The Roman Catholic Church, new science educational old, they are replaced and Cape May County Chapter 304 Clay St., Woodbine, materials. removed from the lab and of the American Red Cross 2–8 p.m. He said the district’s moved into classrooms. will hold blood drives on April 13, Borough Hall language arts program is Contact Fichter at (609) the following dates and of West Cape May, 732 on the “cutting edge” in 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: locations: Broadway, West Cape May, areas such as guided read- jfi [email protected] April 11, St. Casimir from 1– 7 p.m. Budget and Tax Rate Down West Cape May Pays $24,983 Per Student By JACK FICHTER budget remains at $1.1 ition students from other Lower Cape May Regional million, down $56,000 districts paying the current High School Superinten- WEST CAPE MAY — from last year. tuition rate of $3,000 per dent, who works just one The board of education No surplus funds were year. and a half days per week at here approved it’s 2007- used in the budget, which The board could change West Cape May Elementary 2008 budget March 28 that keeps $91,741 in that that rate at its April or May School. shows a 9.6 cent decrease account. The school is meetings, she said. Neigh- Debt service for the in the local purpose tax rate permitted a surplus of 2 boring Lower Township multipurpose room con- due to the recent reassess- percent of its budget or and Cape May Elementary struction is dropping from ment of properties in the $250,000 whichever is schools have lowered their $33,000 to $30,000. borough, which increased greater. tuition rate to $2,500 per ratables by more than $197 “We will be able to year. Contact Fichter at (609) million. slightly build up our sur- State aid increased 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: The school exceeds plus because we depleted by $5,000 for a total of jfi [email protected] the state’s cost per pupil the surplus considerably,” $181,000. average. While the state said Fox. Funds for staff training Not every man can average is $12,098, West Under a previous state are increasing from $2,000 carry a full cup. Sud- Cape May’s cost per pupil funding formula, the school to $8,000 due to a loss of New Associate den elevation frequently is $24,983, according to was forced to use most of grant money. leads to pride and a Business Administrator its surplus account. Administration costs fall. The most exacting Joins Dr. Tinneyʼs Offi ce Diane Fox. The school is projecting dropped from $34,585 to test of all to survive is That’s up from last year’s 40 students in the next $10,990 when a full time prosperity. cost per pupil of $18,476. school year. Fox said the principal was replaced by -Oswald Chambers Drs. Edward Tinney and Dennis Gesser are pleased The April 17 school elec- budget anticipates 14 tu- Richard Strauss, former to announce the association of Dr. James V. Keenan to tion ballot will have a state- ment reading: “Your school the practice of general dentistry at 650 Townbank Road has proposed programs and services in addition to the North Cape May. A Captain in the United States Navy, Core Curriculum Content Dr. Keenan has retired recently after 26 years of active Standards adopted by the state Board of Education, duty. During his military service Dr. Keenan received information on this budget numerous awards and commendations, reviewed research and the program and ser- vices it provides is available projects and published several professional articles. In from your local district.” The proposed local addition to the United States, he has practiced dentistry in purpose tax rate is drop- London, Bahrain, Iceland and aboard the U.S.S. Dwight ping from 25.7 cents per $100 of assessed value to D. Eisenhower. 16.1 cents. The owner of a $100,000 home would Dr. Keenan, a native of Philadelphia and a pay $161 in local purpose summer resident of Cape May, graduated from LaSalle school tax, down from $257 last year. College and received his Dental Degree from Temple The amount to be University in 1980. He is a member of the American raised by local purpose taxes is $817,965, up Dental Association and is a Fellow of the Academy of from $786,505 last year or $31,000. The local purpose General Dentistry. Dr. Keenan and his wife Stephanie tax levy is at the maximum have one daughter, Elisabeth. allowed by the state this year. The total 2007-2008 Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Middle Educators OK $42.2M Budget Taxpayers to Vote on $20.04M Levy

By AL CAMPBELL out of district” by using its the district is classifi ed as rising costs,” Kopakowski own alternative school pro- a “B” by the state Depart- said. COURT HOUSE — grams, said Kopakowski. ment of Education, the A mother of two legally “Please vote for your chil- Twenty early employee second poorest rating after blind youngsters told the dren’s education,” said An- separations, termed volun- “A” rated Abbott districts, board the district said it drew Melchiorre, Middle tary, included some of the which receive most state would not allow teachers to Township Board of Educa- district’s widely respected aid. receive training in how to tion member to 30 parents and experienced teach- Not unmoved by teach- provide educational oppor- and teachers at the March ers. Their departure will ers’ sentiments, board Vice tunities to visually impaired 29 hearing of the district’s translate to a savings of President Dennis Roberts, pupils. $42.2-million budget. over $300,000, Kopak- whose wife is a district Both Kopakowski and )UHH  That proposed spending owski said. teacher, said, “That’s the board President Calvin plan for the pre-K-12 dis- “If not for the success of frustrating part. We don’t Back said it was the fi rst &+(&.,1*   trict would instruct 2,879 the early separation pro- think the state should bal- they had heard of that de- pupils in district and 102 gram, the district would ance our budget on the nial. Back said the district IRU out of district. have been forced to elimi- backs of employees. It’s would seek answers to cor- The budget will go to nate educational programs not right.” rect the problem. voters April 17 from 5 to and lay off employees,” Kopakowski said he vis- Kopakowski asked for 9 p.m. he said. ited a high school social a meeting of the pupils’ It seeks a tax levy of The district-wide reduc- studies class with over 30 case manager with Michael 121352),76 $20.04 million from tax- tion in force will mean four students. Brown, director of special payers. That is an increase elementary and one high “The reason the elemen- education. ,QWURGXFLQJWKH&DSH6DYLQJV%DQN of less than two cents over school teaching position tary school is perceived as Another mother, con- last year. It would translate will not be fi lled. hard hit is because the high cerned about her daughter to 62.5 cents per $100 of “The elementary school school has taken the hit,” being bullied, transferred &20081,7< assessed value, or $625 to seems to be taking the said Kopakowski. her to the county Special the owner of a $100,000 hit,” said Jackie Stites, “It’s unfortunate this is Services School District. home. teacher in Elementary No. what happens when the The mother was told such &+(&.,1*$&&2817 That compares to last 2 and former president of state doesn’t fulfi ll their le- attitudes are not accept- year‘s $1.85 per $100 of the Middle Township Edu- gal obligation (for funding able and programs are in 1RZWKHUHLVDQDFFRXQWWKDWOHWV\RXJLYHWKH assessed value, prior to cation Association. of thorough and effi cient place to teach students not municipal revaluation. “Scores are being looked education),” he said. to bully. PRQH\\RXUDLVHWRWKRVHZKRUHDOO\QHHGLWDQG The issues of teacher and at by the public and state,” He stated several times Sandy Thompson asked QRWWKHEDQN:H¶OOHYHQPDNH\RXUPRQH\JURZ employee reductions, bul- she said. that the state, for the past the board how the district lying, and teacher instruc- “I see us needing to fi ve years, has not increased was “doing with testing” in ZLWKLQWHUHVWHDUQLQJVXSWR tion for visually impaired improve, but we are dimin- aid to the district. light of the No Child Left pupils were chief questions ishing by cutting teachers, This year, although the Behind Act. 2SHQD&RPPXQLW\&KHFNLQJ$FFRXQWGHVLJQHG raised during the 70-min- and that will hurt us,” state reported $1 million “Overall the students are IRU,56GHVLJQDWHGQRWIRUSUR¿WRUJDQL]DWLRQV ute hearing. Stites said. in aid to the district, only meeting the benchmarks Superintendent Michael She cited a situation $644,447 can be used in set by the state,” said Kopa- DQGVWDUWHDUQLQJWRGD\ Kopakowski began the three years ago, when a the budget. The remaining kowski.  hearing with a discussion similarly tight budget was $413,250 must only be Some sub groups are not $IWHUDOOKHOSLQJRXUFRPPXQLW\ on district expenditures presented, but the board used for targeted at-risk making the grade, added and revenues. added a teaching position. students, and cannot be Roberts. LVZKDWFRPPXQLW\EDQNLQJLVDOODERXW Just over 11 percent of She urged the board “re- placed into the budget, Inclusion of scores of out- the budget, $4.14 million consider and do the same Kopakowski said. of-district pupils, including will come from tuitions today.” “What seemed like a some in state institutions of students from Dennis “It was purely done sizeable contribution from and alternative high school, Township, Avalon and by looking at class size. the state does not begin to “are counted against us,” Stone Harbor, he said. Classes with the lowest bridge the gap between the said Roberts. 1RZWKDW¶VJLYLQJ\RXPRUH In an effort to stem ex- class size were targeted district’s revenues and its The act was dubbed as penditures, the district for reduction,” said Kopa- “fundamentally punitive in will “continue to limit the kowski . Program nature,” said board mem- number of students sent The superintendent said ber George DeLollis. Identifi es He cited the district’s Pre-Schoolers’ struggle to aid children in Best Take-Out Platters sub categories, but “the Special Needs mentality of NCLB is to On The Island! take resources away,” he %$1.‡ ERMA – Parents who added. suspect that their pre- Kopakowski said one of ZZZFDSHVEFRP school age child may be the problems with the act is handicapped can get free not testing formerly tested help from their school dis- tricts. students to see if they have Lower Township Elemen- progressed, but always test- )RUGHWDLOVVWRSLQWRDQ\RQHRIRXU tary Schools are taking part ing a new group. in Child Find, a state-wide Contact Campbell at FRQYHQLHQWORFDWLRQVWKURXJKRXW (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or program to locate and pro- (48$/+286,1* $WODQWLFDQG&DSH0D\&RXQWLHV 0(0%(5 -N- SONS vide services for children e-mail: al.c@cmcherald. /(1'(5 )',& ages three to fi ve who may com Easter Week OPEN have physical, mental, or emotional diffi culties. 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Country Club. fi rst is below, introducing owner of the burned-out • Improving downtown Registration will be at them. hardware store for which district. 11:30 a.m.; Million Dollar Included are short bi- construction is stalled due • Replenishing beach Hole-in-One at 12:45 and ographies and campaign to litigation. regularly. Shot Gun Start at 1 p.m. platforms. Camano has been in- • Waterway dredging Entry fee is $100 (WW- In no special order, this volved in numerous com- concerns. GCC members $80) and week’s candidates are Cor- munity activities, including • Hiring a qualifi ed ad- includes greens fees, cart, nelius R. “Neil” Byrne, coaching soccer, participat- ministrator. range, entry gift, lunch and Angelo Camano, Frank ing in the construction of • Creating new recre- dinner. Awards dinner will Edwardi and John Fee. “play-by-the-bay,” spon- ation programs for children Al Campbell be held at 6 p.m. Other candidates will soring sports teams and and seniors. Road widening continues on Route 9 on March 29 in Rio Grande in prepara- To register (by April 20) be covered in subsequent organizing Parent Teacher “I have called this city tion for the opening of Wal-Mart and adjacent stores in the Grande Center or for information, call Bob weeks. Association (PTA) events my home for 40 years,” Shopping Center. Noel 465-2878 or George Cornelius R. “Neil” with his wife Ann, who is Edwardi said. “As a long- Wade 465-0330. Byrne Jr. was born and a past PTA president. time resident, I have wit- raised in the Philadelphia His platform includes: nessed the changes that News Digests (From Page A6) the Avalon Free Public Library and Stone Harbor to area, but made this city • Smarter spending. have occurred in our town provide this service to different locations in the two who gave her the bogus bills. Gales was charged with his permanent home in • Improved services. and I am looking forward towns. Each will pay $2,800 for a total of $8,400. The forgery, theft by deception and conspiracy to commit 1985. • Redevelopment of to the chance to become service began last summer as a way to curb parking forgery and was sent to the county jail on $50,000 He has 30 years experi- business district. a spokesperson for the problems. Maps designating where the trolley can be bail. Lugo was charged with theft by deception and ence in the construction • Repair of city streets. people of the city.” boarded will be available around the borough. business and is a licensed • Floodwater drainage John J. Fee and his wife conspiracy and was released on a summons. The juve- inspector. project. Maryann have been prop- nile was not charged. Savings Sparkle Byrne served on the Sea • Bathroom facilities for erty owners for 16 years Isle Budget Committee, recreation areas. and full-time residents Raid Nets Two AVALON — It pays to plan ahead. Borough coun- cil approved an $82,000 contract with Vineland was president of the city’s • Evaluation of city pay- here for the last six years. WILDWOOD — Police arrested Jose Dorta, 55, and Fireworks Company, Inc., of Vineland, for two year’s Republican Club, and was roll. He believes his exten- Jamie McKeown, 30, after the Police Department’s worth of fi reworks for the Fourth of July holiday. The elected four times as the • Reevaluation of all city sive managerial experience SWAT reportedly found distribution amounts of heroin, cost for each year is $41,000, just $100 more than county Republican com- property. and commitment to the cocaine and drug paraphernalia at the Atlantis Apart- the same vendor’s contract that paid for the display on mitteeman for Sea Isle’s Camano said he will city will help guide and ments, located at 144 E. Roberts Avenue. The search July 2, 2006. The Fourth is on a Wednesday this year, 2nd District. bring the same smart fi - improve our community. on March 29 was the culmination of a month long and the borough will hold its fi reworks display on July He serves on the coun- nancial practices that have He believes in better narcotics investigation by the Wildwood Police Divi- 6, unless it rains, then July 7 is the date. A second ty Park & Zoo Advisory made him successful in planning, communication sion. Dorta, a maintenance man for the apartments, bid by Pyro Engineering d/b/a Bay Fireworks was Board and volunteers in business to the new form and services. was charged with possession and intent to distribute disqualifi ed for omission of required bid documents. the community as a tee- of city government. Fee wants to maintain and conspiracy. He was lodged in the county jail on The fi reworks will be fi red from a barge offshore and ball coach. “I look forward to and the economic vitality and $100,000 bail. McKeown, an unemployed resident, council has stated it will attempt to coordinate patriot Byrne has been married welcome the opportunity attraction of the city by was charged with conspiracy and lodged in jail on music with the show this year. to his wife Ellen for nearly to become involved with retaining and encouraging $15,000 bail. 10 years. They have a the positive change of gov- small businesses. daughter, Caroline, 7. ernment that awaits the He said he will keep the Trimmed and Cut Drug Court Saves “Working to make Sea taxpayers and residents of public informed of pending COURT HOUSE — The implementation of a special OCEAN CITY — Council trimmed about $360,000 Isle great” is his slogan for Sea Isle City,” he said. problems and how they’re court to derail convicted offenders from a punishing from the city’s $56 million budget and is expected to the campaign. Camano’s slogan is going to be corrected. prison system to a life of hope reached its second an- cut deeper into the spending plan before the April 26 His platform includes: “Smart spending, progress Fee wants taxpayers to niversary March 21. The occasion was celebrated in public hearing. Council brought down the proposed • Immediately improve and vision.” get their money’s worth Superior Court Judge Michael R. Connor’s courtroom tax rate about four–tenths of a cent from the mayors communication at all lev- Frank Edwardi was with a cleaner more attrac- here, with some of the program’s participants speak- proposed tax rate. The current tax rate is at 46.4 els. educated in the city’s St. tive downtown business ing out about their return to sobriety or a drug-free center per $100 of assessed value and the tax levy is at • Focus on capital im- Joseph School and Ocean district, well maintained lifestyle. The program is intended to save lives, help $38.24 million, up from last year’s $35.4 million. provements and infrastruc- City High School. streets, effi cient trash col- family’s stay together, protect children by guiding ture that benefi t us all. He and his wife Patty lection and recreation op- mothers away from drugs, and save society money that • Plan for the future, have three children: Me- portunities for the city’s Avalon School Budget would have to be paid to incarcerate the 152 current building on the best of the gan, 21, Frankie, 5, and seniors and children. AVALON — Avalon Elementary School’s $3.6 mil- members of the program. A plea of guilty must be present and past. Dante, 2. Fee has been extremely lion budget is down $24,000 for next year, but the tax entered, employment must be sought and retained, • Work with mayor, He is a licensed Realtor involved in the recent rate is going up two tenths of a cent, from 3.4 cents and participants must appear before Connors to report council, city manager, resi- working at Sea Isle Realty. changes in government per $100 assessed value to 3.6 cents. Superintendent progress. They are subject to drug tests, and a reinsti- dents and taxpayers, to cre- Edwardi has served on and feels his commitment David Rauenzahn told the board of education March tution of their prison sentence if they don’t comply. ate a vibrant, safe, friendly the city’s planning and to the city will be an asset 28 that the reason for the increase is to pay down the community for all ages. zoning boards, and has to its residents. debt service on the school renovation project that was What a Waste “Over the past 25 years, coached teams in the rec- “I have been active in at- completed last year. He said all programs were fully VILLAS — Lower Township Council approved a I have invested my heart reation department. tending commission meet- funded and some improvements to the school that resolution Monday requesting Lake Laurie Camp- and soul in Sea Isle City,” He was the last-minute ings, following zoning and were not included in the major project, like landscap- ground on Route 9, located one quarter mile north of Byrne said. “This is a good Easter Bunny at the annual planning board decisions ing, added HVAC, new classroom doors and locks, Lower Cape May Regional High School in Erma, be community, with caring Easter-egg hunt at Dealy as well as reaching out to and upgraded bathrooms are funded by this budget. included in the county’s 208 sewer plan, thus allowing people and tremendous Field on March 28. citizens throughout our Rauenzahn said the tax impact to a resident owning a sewer lines to be installed. Township Planning Direc- resources. I will help take Edwardi’s campaign slo- city,” he said. $500,000 home would be $182 in taxes, up $11 from tor Bill Galestock said the campground was sending Sea Isle from good to great, gan is “New ideas for a Contact Hart at (609) last year’s $171. by building on the best of new beginning.” 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: more than 20,000 gallons per day into septic tanks our past and present as His goals include: [email protected] during the summer. Allowing sewer in the area would Tax Rate’s Down also require county and state approval. Deputy Mayor Heading Skyward STONE HARBOR — Stone Harbor Elementary Robert Nolan said the state views the township as an School Board of Education adopted a $2.28 million area of limited growth and will only allow growth by (From Page A1) limits in the borough. budget March 28, which is about $65,000 less than increasing density in Villas and North Cape May. Erma • All standards of the Coastal Zone Man- North Wildwood has reportedly begun last year’s $2.34 million. The tax rate is going down is not seen by the state as a growth area. agement High-Rise Structure rule will be preliminary discussions on allowing ho- from 5.6 cents per $100 assessed value to 5.4 cents. incorporated into plans and ordinances. tels, contained in the hotel district along According to Superintendent David Rauenzahn, this Autism Month represents a $10 saving in tax for a property valued at • Building heights will be restricted to the boardwalk, to increase in height to VILLAS — Lower Township Mayor Walter Craig $500,000, from $283 to $273. All current programs 250 feet or less from ground elevation. 15 stories. proclaimed April as Autism Awareness Month. Resi- are funded, and some new things for this year include: • Develop shared parking and parking Wildwood has also already amended dent Lisa Bryant, who a has six-year old son effected software upgrades, staff training, new lab computers desks in the condo/hotel district. its land use plan in 2004 to permit build- by Autism, said there were 100 children in the county and printer, Internet antenna replacement, science • Allow for more relaxed parking re- ings to stretch as tall as 250 feet in the with the disorder, with 13 children in Lower Town- probes and a student response system. The school quirements if the proposal would preserve hotel/motel zone. ship of which nine children are educated in local fence will also be replaced for $10,000. an existing doo wop structure. schools and four at the Special Services School. She • Keep high-rises within designated Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 read from a statement that indicated more children high-rise areas. or [email protected] Wolford Cited will be diagnosed nationwide with Autism this year • Limit building heights outside the AVALON — Borough council here showed its thanks than AIDS, diabetes and cancer combined. Local meet- condo/hotel district to 59 feet from Family’s 2 Kittens to Patricia J. Wolford March 28 on her retirement after ings are held by Families for Autistic Children (FACE). ground elevation. 25 years fi rst as a relief dispatcher for the Avalon Po- Information is available at: www.facesnj.org. (From Page A1) Mauriello’s letter also “strongly recom- lice Department in 1981, and then as a full-time police mends” that the city develop an updated Fritsch said the fi re companies extin- dispatcher as of May 1982. A resolution in her honor Ponderlodge Burglary master plan that addresses the high-rise guished the blaze quickly and contained states: “She received an Exceptional Duty Award, a VILLAS — Seven juveniles face charges from Lower issue and includes appropriate public it to a small area in the home. Unit citation for her professional handling of major Township police in connection with criminal mischief input, emergency disaster response and Investigation of the fi re continues, ac- events and brought pride and distinction” to the police and burglary in Villas Wildlife Management Area, evacuation planning, traffi c movements cording to Fritsch, who said the county department “through her dedication and compassion.” and capacity, and infrastructure issues. Fire Marshal's offi ce and Patrolman Julio a state-operated recreation facility. On March 23 at In 2006, Mayor Troiano, Wildwood Ruiz and Detective Paul Loeffl ad of the Trolleys Will Run 6 p.m., police were notifi ed of a possible burglary Crest Mayor Carl Groon, and North Middle Township Police Department in progress at the main banquet hall of the former Wildwood Mayor Bill Henfey met with would be determining if foul play was AVALON — Trolleys supplied by the Great Ameri- Ponderlodge Golf Course. Offi cers responded and DEP offi cials to answer questions about involved in the fi re. can Trolley Co., Inc. will be traveling around Seven found seven teenagers. Six of them were charged with the island’s development plans. Mile Island. Borough council here approved a payment criminal mischief, one was charged with burglary and Wildwood Crest offi cials have said that Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 of $2,800 for the season March 28, and the resolu- criminal mischief. According to police, several large they do not intend to increase height or at: [email protected] tion refers to the borough’s interlocal agreement with (Page A30 Please) Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

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Mayor Walter Craig said He said township revenues 2007 budget Monday in a Deputy Mayor Robert there wasn’t anything left were decreasing as were 4-1 vote that features a local Nolan proposed council to cut in the budget. surplus funds. purpose tax rate increase of members make a sacrifi ce He said the increase was During public comment: 13.7 cents. and no longer take both largely due to state man- Villas resident Ed Butler Whether an individual salary and medical benefi ts dated, fi xed costs and the said the reval increased his homeowner’s property tax from the township. He said only thing left to cut was Delaware Bay Drive prop- rate increases or decreases mayor and council should personnel and services. erty value from $170,000 Help you get your will be largely determined choose one or the other. Craig blamed past coun- to $683,000. He asked closets ready for spring! by how the value of their Council agreed with him. cil budgets that had zero Costello to calculate his property was affected by Nolan asked that the tax increases for the current tax bill. Winter storage for wools & furs last year’s revaluation. budget be passed leaving 13.7-cent increase. He said Costello said Butler’s Township Auditor Leon out capital expenditures; there should have been property tax bill would rise Plus Costello said the reval pro- that could be examined consistent penny increases from $4,900 to $6,900. • Full Service Laundromats at all duced a tax rate of 32.3 later by council for cuts. over the past eight to nine Costello said the value of Locations cents per $100 of assessed Those expenditures total years. Butler’s property increased • Expert Tailoring property value, a rate he $6 million over the next Costello said in previous nearly fourfold while the called drastically different fi ve years. years, more surplus funds average value of township GOING TO THE PROM? from last year’s tax rate This year’s budget pro- were used to offset the properties tripled. HAVE YOUR DRESS ALTERED OR CLEANED of 84.3 cents. Ratables in poses spending $2.3 million increased pension costs to Millman Lane resident the township increased on capital improvements. control taxes. Jacqueline Bell criticized from $1.5 billion to $4.7 No money is spent until “There were fi ve years the state for funding too Cape May (Offi ce & Main Plant): billion. council approves a capital in a row where there was much with property taxes. 1430 Texas Ave. • 884-8446 Costello said pensions improvement ordinance. no tax rate increase,” said She said township residents Cape May Court House: increased the budget as the Township Chief Financial Costello. were selling their houses at township is in the fourth Officer Lauren Read said He said the township no prices less than their revalu- 411 Rt. 9 North • 465-4101 year of having to pay 20 capital expenses included longer had much surplus to ation fi gure. Villas: 1802 Bayshore Rd. • 886-6143 percent more in costs that $206,000 for police, $1 apply to the budget. Bell said speculation Wildwood: Schellenger & were previously covered million for public works, He said the township drove up real estate prices by the state. He said that which included the pur- could have kept extra sur- in Villas, but on the other New Jersey Ave. • 522-7719 added almost $250,000 to chase of recycling trucks, plus funds to pay increased hand, her property value www.modelcleanersonline.com the budget. and $718,000 for the rec- pension costs, but that is declining with “pit bulls Other increases: reation department. would have raised taxes in running loose and welfare $200,000 in health insur- Councilman Wayne Ma- prior years. motels and rentals.” zurek, who cast the lone Beck said council needed Villas resident Sal Riggi dissenting vote against the to “go after” employee suggested the township budget, noted the police contracts. become self-insured to cut BUY 2 WINDOWS, GE T 1 FREE department wanted to pur- Villas resident John Mor- insurance costs. chase two Dodge Durangos rison, former township Costello projected the ENTRY DOORS • PATIO DOORS • SECUTIRY STORM GARAGE HARDWOOD FLOORIN G and two motorcycles. He grants coordinator, sug- tax rate, including all coun- Plus, make no payments and asked if public works could gested council examine the ty and school taxes, would pay no interest for up to 18 months * purchase one less truck. OE (other expenditures) be $1.01 per $100 of as- Mazurek suggested trash line item of $1 million sessed value for township trucks be purchased that for possible cuts. He also residents. could be operated by one suggested a hiring freeze Craig said he was told “My home needs new Our DIY checklist will tell you what windows, but I’m not tools and ability you’ll need to person rather than the cur- for 2007 and not filling before he was sworn in a Q: sure if I can do it myself. A: install your new windows yourself. rent three-person crews. the positions of township mayor two and half years Can someone help me Stop by one of our stores to decide the best way receive a F REE STEP-BY-STEP During public comment, employees that retire. ago, that a “fiscal fiasco” to go?” INSTALL GUIDE former councilman Michael Costello said eliminat- loomed. He called this Beck said during his eight ing township employees year’s budget increase a years on council, the lo- would have no effect on “correction.” Windows SECURITY Entry D oo rs cal purpose tax rate rose St o r m Doo rs only 8.5 cents. He called STARTING the 13.7-cent increase an AT JUST: STARTING STARTING AT JUST: AT JUST: “avalanche.” $ 99 00 $ 00 $ 00 Beck said the township’s 378 358 budget problems were sala- CASH AND CARRY FULL GRILL STYLES, FLUSH STEEL, CASH AND CARRY CASH AND CARRY ries and wages, pensions, and healthcare. He said the budget increase was due to YOUR LOCAL, TRUSTED SOURCE FOR GREAT NAMES LIKE: “people,” not things the township was purchasing. Beck said the tax in- crease would cause more homeowners to put their A MORE EFFECTIVE SUNSCREEN houses up for sale. The FDA has recently given approval to “There is no way I would a sunscreen that contains an ingredient that windowizards.com 7066 Black Horse Pike vote for this increase,” he provides protection against the full range said. of both ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet Pleasantville, NJ Beck suggested a wage freeze on township em- B (UVB) rays in ways that sunscreens ployees making over a “cer- previously available in the U.S. could not. 609 -48 4 - 8700 tain level.” He criticized The sunscreen contains ecamsule, which giving 3 percent raises to shields skin from short-wave UVA rays. UVB those who earn $80,000 to * Financing to qualified buyers with credit approval. See sales associate for complete details. Window shown with optional grills. rays are known to cause sunburn and skin $90,000 per year. cancer while UVA rays cause aging and some GARDEN WINDOWS • ANDERSEN WINDOWS • SPECIALTY WINDOWS • SLIDER VINYL SIDING & MORE GARDEN WINDOWS • ANDERSEN SPECIALTY VINYL DOUBLE-HUNG WINDOWS • BOW & BAY WINDOWS • CASEMENT WINDOWS • BASEMENT WINDOWS Costello said the town- skin cancers. Most current UVA protections ship was bound by union are not chemically stable and break down quickly, but ecamsule stabilizes them and makes them last longer. Sunscreens CAPE MAY currently used in the U.S. contain two active SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT ingredients, avobenzone and octocrylene, to which ecamsule can now be added for more COUNTY effective and longer-lasting protection. Year-round, daily use of sunscreen is an April 2nd April 9th Put your important part of routine skin care. 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County Technical High By LAUREN SUIT School were recently se- lected as Students of the WILDWOOD — The Marking Period for the sec- students might have come Allow us to complete ond quarter of the school from four different middle the outside and you year. schools here on the island, Honored were full-time but they all came togeth- complete the inside students James Herron, er at Wildwood Middle and save thousands grade 12; Chelsea DiAnto- School assembly on March nio, grade 11; Simone Val- 29 in search of answers of dollars. entine, grade 10 and Kylie from their legislators. Smith, grade 9. Shared time After researching vari- students were Bernard Pet- ous topics in their classes, Additions & Second Floors are our Specialty tit, grade 12, Mandy Hart- the students fi red a series man, grade 11; Jonathan of eighteen questions, Patela, grade 10 and Zamir ranging from why the Wise, grade 9. driving age couldn’t be The student recogni- lowered to what the leg- tion program selects a full- islature’s position was time student and a shared on the Iraq War, at State Serving South Jersey and the Shore time from each class each Sen. Nicholas Asselta (R- Lauren Suit marking period based on 1st) and Assemblymen State Sen. Nick Asselta (R-1st) fi elds questions for over 35 years. nominations and recom- Nelson Albano and Jeff March 29 ranging from why this state doesn’t have mendations from teachers Van Drew. a football team to the war in Iraq during an island- For a free honest estimate call and guidance counselors, Asselta fi elded the fi rst wide middle school assembly, hosted at Wildwood grades, attendance and half of questions solo be- Middle School. 609-898-7478 school participation. cause Albano and Van Drew had some diffi culty no joked after he arrived ways that are a lot different Anytime day/night The object of art is to fi nding the school. just in time to answer than ours,” he said. “Plus I Fully licensed & insured give life a shape. “I got a nice tour through student Chris Serrano’s think the system we have William Shakespeare Wildwood though,” Alba- question about Route 55. now that allows for teenag- “Is there any hope that it ers to gain experience and [Route 55] will be complete a little maturity behind and connect the Philadel- the wheel is working out phia area with Cape May well.” County?” he asked. He joked that while his “It is unfortunate but response may not make it seems like Route 55’s him popular with the importance wasn’t real- group of future voters, it ized until way after its was “the right decision” completion,” said Albano. in his opinion. “I don’t know if many of “Why can a person be you have to go up towards sent to Iraq at the age of Philadelphia during the 18 and not be able to drink summer, but coming and a beer?” asked Katie Quin, going from this county isn’t also a student at Crest that easy.” Memorial School. Albano said that Route Van Drew responded 55’s extension would ease that during the Vietnam traffi c issues and provide War the drinking age was an easily accessible evacu- lowered and he said in his ation route in the event of opinion, it did not solve a hurricane. any problem but rather “But,” he told the stu- caused them. dents “there are a lot “I know it sounds of problems that have strange that you can go cropped up whenever any- to a foreign country and one talks about extending risk your life, but you that roadway.” can’t have a drink at your Ecological issues, strong local bar,” said Van Drew. opposition from environ- “But when it was lowered mental groups, and money, before, it actually caused Albano cited as reoccur- more accidents.” ring roadblocks. He added that it was With their minds still important, “no matter how on cruising the road, Dani- you feel about the ongoing elle Muratore, from Crest confl ict, that the men and Memorial School in Wild- women that are fi ghting wood Crest, asked Asselta for us have our support.” if they’d ever consider While only eighteen backing a law that would students were able to ask allow New Jersey drivers questions, educators urged to receive their license at their students to write age 16 like Pennsylvania letters to their represen- drivers. tatives if they wanted an- “Pennsylvania has road- swers on an issue.

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Platt's 5x10.5 4.4.07lm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:19:43 PM Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A17 Dennis School Uses Web Site Shore Shot We’re Back! We’re Bigger! Accepting We’re Better! To Spotlight $15.4M Budget Registrations DelMoSports presents By JOE HART COURT HOUSE — The 12th annual Shore Shot DENNISVILLE — The All-Star Basketball Camps Board of Education went are currently accepting high-tech in its public bud- registration for their 2007 2nd Annual get presentation for the summer sessions. 2007-08 school year. The camps are held School offi cials used the at the Cape May County district’s new Web site to Technical High School and inform the public that most the Middle Township Rec increases in the $15.4 Center under the direction million budget come from of Cape May Tech varsity state and federal mandated boys basketball coach Bob programs and increases Ridgeway. in costs. They said they The air-conditioned wanted the residents of camp includes experienced Duathlon Dennis Township to real- individual instruction, fun- ize that the budget is all damental sweatshop sta- about the education of tions concentrating on ball their children. handling, passing, rebound- Saturday, April 14th • 8am Aside from the Herald ing and all around offensive reporter, the board and and defensive skills. Wildwood Oceanfront Convention Center, school offi cials, there were Part of the proceeds ben- only three township resi- efi t special needs children Wildwood, NJ. Athletes run 2 miles on the dents in attendance at the of Cape May County. Wildwoods Boardwalk, then bike 10 miles March 29 budget hearing, For further information through scenic Wildwood and Wildwood but the presentation is or to register call 463- available online for public 0676. Crest. Lastly, athletes complete a 2 mile run view. to fi nish. Awards, Prizes, and a Catered Superintendent George Breakfast immediately follow the race. Papp and Business Ad- Beach Tag ministrator Frank Rizzo Offi ce Open Portions of the proceeds benefi t The United made the presentation Way of Cape May County. All athletes with assistance from dis- Sea Isle City – The beach receive free T-Shirt!!! trict Technology Officer tag office is now open John Murphy. seven days a week from 8 The presentation was in a.m. to 4 p.m. until further Register at www.delmosports.com a slideshow format with notice. Discounted sea- before April 7th $60. voiceover done by Mur- dated to hire a new special the district’s youngsters,” sonal beach tags are $12 phy. education teacher to main- he said. until May 15 when the fee In his introduction, Mur- tain appropriate student to Last year the budget was goes to $15. Race Day Registration phy said that the budget teacher ratios. voted down for the fi fth Summer employment Available 6-7:30am $75, was the district’s response The budget also pro- straight year and had to applications for beach tag to its mission statement, vided for a part-time basic go before township com- inspectors are available at USAT Sanctioned Event “The Dennis Township skills teacher to help stu- mittee, which approved it the beach tag offi ce and School District is com- dents having trouble in with modifi cations. city hall. mitted to an exemplary math and language arts. Committeemen Dennis For more information, educational program that Rizzo presented the Crippen and Al Dicicco call 263-1771. inspires and prepares life- budget numbers showing attended the presentation long learners who contrib- statistics and graphics to and said they are hoping ute to society as caring, illustrate exactly where the board of education gets productive, and respon- the money will go. the districts parents out to sible individuals.” He said, of the $15.4 vote to approve the school You Blog? Everyone Blogs. He spoke about how the million budget, $7.8 mil- budget this year. budget refl ects increases lion is to be paid by local The public will vote on in the costs associated taxpayers. it along with open board Joe Zelnik Blogs! with running both school This year’s budget is seats on Apr. 17. facilities including main- up $417,670 from $13.6 The budget slideshow tenance, heat, light, water, million in 2006, around presentation is viewable etc. a 4 percent increase from for the public at the dis- C’mon, get with it! He also spoke about last year. trict’s Web site at www. curriculum mandates and The local purpose tax dennistwpschools.org. services the district of- rate will increase 2.8 cents fers to students, which per $100 of assessed prop- Contact Hart at (609) include guidance, child erty value from 73.5 cents 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: study team, library, occupa- to 76.4 cents. [email protected] tional and physical therapy, “Last year I said if we got the seven and a half cent transportation, food and Refl ection is the busi- increase that I’d be able to high school tuition. ness of man; a sense keep this year’s down to New items budgeted of his state is his fi rst under four cents,” Rizzo for the students this year duty: but who remem- said. “Well we did even include seventh and eighth bereth himself in joy? better by keeping it under grade mathematics texts, Is it not in mercy then three cents.” core novels for elementary that sorrow is allotted In closing, Papp want- language arts students, and unto us? big books for teaching in ed to remind the public William Shakespeare the primary grades. what a school budget is all The district was man- about, “the education of

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Heart to The Herald publishes MARY A. (nee Mc- of World War II, he was em- be held at a later date in brief death notices free Govern) O’NEILL, 60, ployed by Beaver College Marathon, FL. and paid obituaries for Obituaries of Town Bank, March 31, maintenance department. ~ Heart $1.75 a line. Obituaries 2007. She was formerly ~ JOHN ALVIN MOYER, are submitted by funeral Flower Shop past 60 years, veteran of in the boardwalk amuse- employed by Lower Cape MARIE FISHER (nee age 60, passed away at homes; family members May Regional High School OWENS), 96, passed on Burdette Tomlin Hospital who submit information World War II and a mem- ment business in Wildwood Your loved one ber of St. Ann’s Church. and other Jersey shore in the cafeteria and Crest March 20, 2007 in Hick- on March 28, 2007. He must provide the funeral Haven complex as a house- ory, N.C. She was born is survived by a brother, deserves fl owers home name. WALTER G. BAIN- towns. BRIDGE, 86, of Court JUNE MAY (Butler) keeper. December 18, 1910 in Bruce Moyer, of Wildwood; 886-5112 House, March 26, 2007. FRAME, 74, of Rio Grande, FRANK JAMES STEEL- Philadelphia, PA. a sister, Jeanne Snow, of JASPER SAM ACCA- MAN JR., 53, of Sea Isle She was formerly of Chesapeake, Va.; nephew, 3316 Bayshore Rd., RDI, 82, of North Wild- He was a resident since March 30, 2007. 1986, and a member of CLAUDETTE MARIE City, March 30, 2007. He Stone Harbor, NJ and Mara- Pete Snow, of Chesapeake, North Cape May wood, March 25, 2007. was employed by South thon, FL, where she lived Va.; grandmother, Wilma hearttoheartfl owershop.com He was a resident for the Our Lady of the Angels (nee Holton) FRANKS, Church. of Cape May, March 29, Jersey Transportation Au- for 35 years. Humphries, of Salem, NJ; PETER WILLIAM 2007. A retired special thority, and was active in Survivors include her aunt, Virginia Edwards, NEW CHELF, SR., 57, of Ocean education teacher from youth activities. daughter Joan Ashton and of Cherry Hill, NJ; uncle, HIGHER City, March 28, 2007. Bucks County, Pa., she was FRANCES E. WAL- husband William Ashston of Harold Moody, of Coro- BUYING COINS PRICES He worked at the Hilton a board member of Lower IZER, 82, of Dennisville, Hickory, N.C.; son Owen nado, Ca.; and other close Casino, and was a mem- Township Federation of March 31, 2007. She was Seckinger and wife Gerry relatives. Buying Silver Dollars ber of St. Frances Cabrini Senior Citizens. active in Dennisville Meth- Seckinger of Marathon, A memorial service will odist Church where she FL. Eleven grandchildren be held at Tabernacle Unit- each Church. BENJAMIN LAW- $8.00 - $10.00 EDWARD W. DAG- RENCE GAINES, 72, of was a choir member and in and 25 great-grandchildren ed Methodist Church on * ER SR., 82, of Marmora, Woodbine. A truck driver, the women’s circle. which include Alicia Crafts Seashore Road, Erma on SilverSilver Coins Coins 7.5x7x Face Value March 30, 2007. A Navy he had been employed by EDWIN B. WOOD- Eger and David Crafts, Jr. of April 7, 11am. All family Wheat Cents • Silver Certificates • Gold veteran of World War II, Dee Lumber Co. for 28 RUFF, 82, of Villas, April Stone Harbor. and friends are welcome 11, 2007. A Navy veteran Funeral services will to attend. Red Seal Notes • Old Currency and Coins he was a retired electrical years and more recently We’ve Been Buying Coins & Collectibles Since 1968 engineer with the Philadel- with Woodbine Develop- Proper ID Required phia Naval Shipyard. mental Center. Rosanne Hopkins of Villas, MARIE (nee Owens) JOSEPH GRUBB, SR., March 24. $$ FISHER, 96, of Hickory, 82, of Seaville, March 27, Births Mikayla Lynne Kirk- $$ N.C., formerly of Stone 2007. 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Smith IV to Leah Church Mason to of Fishing Creek, March Free Tax, Estate and she helped found Children’s Clarence III and Shelaugh Allen Mason and Britani 27. Seashore House Auxiliary. Smith of Ocean Vew, March Ivins of Villas, March 11. Nursing Home Workshop ELINMORE SHIELDS 1117. Julie Paige Copson to (nee Sharer) HOPKINS, Mina Marie Bixby to Ed- Mike Copson and Erin Are you concerned about: of Ocean City. ward and Kristen Bixby of McPherson of Villas, MARGARET T. KERN Court House, March 19. March13. Wills ‘Peggy’, 80, of Wildwood, Kara Jeanne Amodeo Remi Alexander Rodri- Living Wills March 27, 2007. She was to Michael Amoedeo and guez to Cuamez and Leti- Powers of Attorney a resident for the past 18 Jessica Teutsch of Villas, tia Rodriguez of Burleigh, Estate Taxes years and a member of St. March 21. March 13. Nursing Home Costs Ann’s Church. Logan Thomas Seger to Adrian Perez Florez to Roger Jr. and Kerrie Seger Josafat P. 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Joseph Luis Hillman to Certifi ed x • Ladies lacy tops in new x x x Ethan Michael Venturi- Joseph Hillman and Tara In Nephrology 1029 Route 9 South, x Bamboo yarn x x • Fabulous handbags to x no to Nina Venturino of Johnson of Cape May, x knit or crochet x Villas, March 5. March 16. COURT HOUSE — DR. Cape May Court House x x x • Ongoing classes & x Kyla Brielle and Brayden Melind Pandya, D.O., has x free instruction x Wednesday, April 11th x x Melo to Justin and Jenna Destiny Victoria Faith achieved board certifica- x Washington Commons x Melo of Cape May, March Edwards to Robert and tion in Nephrology by the 2:00-4:00pm x x x Cape May, NJ x 8. Meriel Edwards of South American Board of Internal x (609) 898-8080 x Ava Faith Scheufele to Seaville, March 16. Medicine. He is an Asso- x Open Fri-Mon x x x Brian and Rachel Scheufele Albert-Jacob Samuel ciate Staff member of the x FREE PARKING x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx of South Dennis, March 8. Hamilton to Albert Ham- Department of Medicine James Isaac Carpenter ilton and Charlotte Newby with clinical privileges of Vilas, March 19. in Internal Medicine and D'avanz 3x5 4.4.07lm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:18:38 PM Cameron James Mat- Nephrology. Cape May County’s tern to James Jr. and Jamie Pandya completed his Mattern of Ocean City, Nephrology Fellowship at Beloved Family and Friends March 20. SUNY-Downstate Medical Olivia Eliza Melendez Center in Brooklyn, New to Miguel and Daria Melen- York. He had an abstract In Loving Memory of dez of Villas, March 20. published in the November In Loving Memory Ava Elizabeth Carroll 2006 issue of Pancreas Richard J. Keough to Frank Carroll and Tara entitled “Changes in se- of Our Beloved Prodan of Cape May, March rum Reg levels following Daughter April 3, 1966 - October 7, 2006 20. kidney transplantation.” Deborah Caire George Robert Sutton to He specializes in diseases Would you like to thank all George Sutton II and Gina of the kidney, electrolyte Wilkins of Wildwood Crest, disorders and high blood those who were kind to you and March 21. pressure. Hailey Elizabeth Spa- His practice, Coastal your family during a recent loss ragna to Patricia Marie Nephrology & Hyperten- Sparagna of Villas, March sion, PC, is located at 15 or eulogize your loved one? 23. Village Drive. To schedule Robert Steven Patrick an appointment, call his Hopkins to Robert and offi ce at 770-2659.

on her Birthday April 4th. IRISH BLESSING In life we loved you dearly. In death May the roads rise to meet you, we love you still. May the winds be always at your back. May the sun shine upon your face, Financial & Retirement Planning, In our hearts you Estate Planning, Servicing Clients hold a place no one The rains fall softly upon the fields, And until we meet again, Professionally for OVER 40 YEARS could ever fi ll. Call Janet or Rachel 1129 Rt. 9 So., Suite 7 May God hold you in the hollow of His hand. 886-8600 ext. 34 or 33 Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Eleanor & Jack Caire Love, Mom, Holly, Eddie & Kelly Phone: 609-463-9979 Stan Lane, CLU, CPCU Fax: 609-463-1178 Chairman [email protected] Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 Book Lovers, Students Gather for ‘Dog Incident’

By CHRISTINE COTE

COURT HOUSE — A campus-wide idea mush- roomed to bring over a dozen members of different county book clubs together, with a handful of students ROUTINE MAINTENANCE HELPS YOUR HEATING to discuss one book at the Atlantic Cape Community & COOLING SYSTEM PERFORM AT ITS BEST. College campus here March 28. Serving The college chose Mark Cape May Haddon’s novel, “The Curi- County ous Incident of the Dog in for 10 the Night-time,” last spring Years as the one book that would Call today to fi nd out be used throughout the year how you can become a by a variety of classes. The county chapter of the American Association Celtic Air of University Women was Celtic Air an advocate for the college Christine Cote for many years. Members of county book clubs meet with AAUW members and ACCC students PreferredPreferred CustomerCustomer Since the campus opened in the cafeteria area of this county’s campus March 28 to discuss the campus- to take advantage of our maintenance here in September 2005, wide book, “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time.” the group has been consid- agreement for low cost high quality service! ering how to provide activi- The chapter contacted enthusiasts and students Diamant. ties for students through its other book clubs to attend were deciding what they For more information organization, Karen Weis, and extended general invi- liked or didn’t like about about AAUW or how to AME TH R R IC O A president of the local chap- N tations to ACCC students Haddon’s book, the col- join call Ellen Eppel at 609- N

• • ter told the Herald at the as well. lege announced that the 463-9690. T E E C C H N E 609-898-9100 college. N Just as these book club college-wide book chosen Contact Cote at (609) I L ® CI EL for next year is “The Last 886-8600 Ext 31 or: AN EXC ® Heating & Cooling Systems Karate School Offers Days of Dogtown,” by Anita [email protected] Self Defense Classes VILLAS — A new begin- sume includes instruction ner to intermediate level of Hopkido from Grand self-defense class is being Master Kum Sung and offered at Villas Kum Sung Chin Na from Master Yang, Martial Arts School, 1300 Jwing- Ming. Bayshore Road for adults Those attending will and teens. No previous learn self-defense tech- training is necessary. niques against different %ASTER3UNDAY !PRILTH-ARINERS,ANDING0IER The classes will be in- types of grabs, chokes, -AKE%ASTER3UNDAYYOUR structed by a fi fth degree punches and some weap- ISOPENFROMAMnPM black belt certifi ed by the ons techniques. FAMILYSlRSTVISITTO4HE7ILDWOODSTHISYEAR World Tae Kwon Do Fed- Classes begin today from eration. Instructors re- 7:45-8:30 p.m., and will 7EREREADYFORYOU
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WILDWOOD – Profes- sional boxing returns to the Starlight Ballroom at the Wildwood Convention Center on April 7. Boxing promoter Alfredo Marchio presents six professional fi ghts. The main event of the evening will feature Wild- wood’s own undefeated lightheavyweight Chuck “the Professor” Mussachio versus Don Labbe from Lewiston, Maine. The co-feature will showcase the return of Guru “the Sikh Warrior” Singh, olympic champion from India now fi ghting out of Brigantine. He will face April 2, 2007 veteran Craig “ct” Tomlin- son from Reading, Pa. in a heavyweight bout. Also appearing are Ecuador’s cruiserweight champion Livin Castillo Dear Friends of Cape Regional Medical Center: vs. Atlantic City’s Darryl Holley; Fidel Carter, from Vineland will box Karim The Board of Trustees of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce that effective April Shabbazz from Brooklyn, NY, Polish middleweight 2, 2007, our community hospital will be known as Cape Regional Medical Center. This name change Patrick Majewski, Atlantic re ects the many positive enhancements that have occurred in recent years and continue to occur City, versus Doug Esben- shade from Lancater, Pa. at the hospital. Plesantville’s Julio Sanchez will face Johnny Dejesus. General admission $30, ringside $50 and special Over the past several years, we have added many new and vital services to better serve our fi rst two row VIP seating community including inpatient dialysis services, lifesaving IMRT (Intensity Modulated Radiation $100. Tickets are available by Therapy) technology in our Cancer Center, a state-of-the-art Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and calling Ticketmaster at 1- 800-736-1420 or visiting Interventional Radiology Suite, and a Picture Archiving Communications System (PACS) which has the web (www.ticketmas- enabled our Radiology and Cardiology Departments to view images electronically. ter.com) Tickets can also be purchased by calling 609-576-2600 or email [email protected]. In April 2006, we were selected by the University of Pennsylvania Health System to become an af liate Doors will open at 7 hospital. This leading healthcare system selected us based on the excellent work of our staff and the p.m. and the fi rst bout at 7:30pm, the main event clinical advances re ected in our expanded scope of services. This clinical af liation enhances the will be at 10 p.m. capabilities of our cardiac and cancer programs to better serve the community. For example, our Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory is now staffed by University of Pennsylvania physicians and our What’s cancer program now has access to over 200 clinical trials so that patients no longer have to travel for Cooking? these vital services. Next week’s menu of meals served by the Cape May County Nutritional Project for the Elderly. Most recently, our hospital was awarded the Gold Seal of Approval by the Joint Commission. This April 9: Hot roast beef prestigious award re ects the high standards of care that we provide for our patients. In addition, sandwich, peas, salad, tapi- during each of the past two years, our Emergency Department has ranked in the top ten percent oca pudding, tomato rice soup. in the country for patient satisfaction and our inpatient scores continue to reach new record April 10: Lemon pep- per chicken, rice pilaf, Cal- levels every year. ifornia mixed vegetables, cucumber salad, chocolate pudding. Later this year, we will have on-site MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) to serve our patients at all April 11: Pork medal- lions, squash, roasted po- times. And, over the next 18 months every patient room in the hospital will be renovated to provide tatoes, applesauce, vanilla cake/icing. a nicer environment for our patients. These high standards of care, together with our investments April 12: Veal scalop- in state-of-the-art technologies have created “A New Era in Healthcare.” We believe our new name, pini, egg noodles, salad, diced peaches. Cape Regional Medical Center, re ects the growth and advancements we have made and af rms our April 13: Crab cakes, augratin potatoes, stewed commitment to providing the highest level of care to our community. tomato, carrot salad, blue- berry pie, clam chowder. April 9: Chicken salad Thank you very much for your ongoing support as we continue to serve the residents and visitors of on white bread, macaroni salad, banana, grapefruit Cape May County. juice. April 10: Peanut but- ter and jelly sandwich, o pretzels, cookies, tomato juice. April 11: Egg salad plat- ter, potato salad, ambrosia, crackers, cranberry juice. Herbert L. Hornsby, Jr. Domenic F. Coletta, MD Joanne Carrocino, FACHE April 12: Ham and Chairman, Board of Trustees President, Medical Staff President & CEO cheese on rye, Three-bean salad, diced pears, veg- etable juice. April 13: Turkey and Swiss on pumpernickel, butterscotch pudding, grape juice.

A New Era In Healthcare “A text without a context is a pretext.” Dr. Barry C. Black, Chaplain of the U. S. Senate Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 Freeholders Receive Seaside Cheese Co. $14K P-Card Rebate Where every day is a CREST HAVEN —Free- and nine cardholders. To- GOUDA day in holders were presented a day there are 30 participat- West Cape May! check from PNC Bank at ing departments and 126 Imported their meeting on March cardholders. • Cheeses • Olives 27 in the amount of At this time, there is • Olive Oil $14,048.73, for a rebate only one other agency in • Gift due the county from the the state using the p-card; Baskets 2006 p-card program. however, Cape May County The amount received is is working cooperatively Catering a result of the county pro- with another municipality Available cessing nearly 7,800 trans- on a joint proposal that actions and close to $3.5 will extend the program to million through the p-card other agencies. program for the year. In 2005, the county received Your descendants shall approximately $8,200 gather your fruits. 600 Park Blvd., West Cape May from the program. -Virgil 884-8700 In 2006 the estimated operational savings were calculated to be $1.1 mil- TheThe most most dangerousdangerous lion. Freeholder Direc- animalsanimals in in thethe forestforest 30% OFF* tor Dan Beyel said, “The don’tdon’t livelive there.there. Select advantages, in addition to Signature the savings and rebates, Series Window are that p-cards help to Treatments streamline the process, cut red tape and improve For Your FREE In-Home Consultation call us at accountability.” Cape May County, the 609.513.8595 Christopher Borkowski first county in the state to use a p-card program, www.budgetblinds.com Prom fashion show, hosted on March 30 by Lower ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT WILDFIRES. ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT WILDFIRES. *restrictions may apply Cape May Regional High School Class of 2008, started in February 2005 www.smokeybear.com brings Dylan Rosenburg and Alex Shea to center with three departments stage. Avalon Tax Rate Higher Than Predicted By CHRISTINE COTE cial offi cer, administrator, and fi nance committee that AVALON — Borough were prompted by the 4 council introduced an percent tax levy cap that $18.6-million budget will imposed by state law March 28, which is about next year. $300,000 more than May- In order to position itself or Martin Pagliughi pre- to avoid “a fi nancial crisis dicted in his 2007 budget for the borough at the Complete women’s message in January. end of 2008,” Hudanich Up from $17.9 million said a number of models health services for last year, Council Presi- were considered at these dent Nancy Hudanich said meetings to consider what there would be a 1.3-cent rate should be imposed Cape May County raise in the local purpose this year. property tax. Added to last The goal was to main- year’s rate of 14.3 cents tain surplus and provide per $100 assessed value, “fl exibility in generating it is 1.1 cents more of an tax revenue with the 4 increase than suggested by percent cap.” Cape Women’s Health Center offers: the mayor. There will be a public With new a rate of 15.6 hearing on the budget 7 Comprehensive primary women’s health care First visit is FRE cents, the tax on property April 25 at 7 p.m. uninsured women!E for valued $100,000 would Contact Cote at (609) 7 Full obstetric and gynecological services be $156. 886-8600 Ext 31 or: According to Hudanich, [email protected] Receive a the “budget is lean, refl ect- 7 First visits, pregnancy tests, annual pap tests, “Women’s Indulgence Package” ing general government cervical and breast exams, and birth control for making your first visit expenses increasing less DEAN’S LIST products are FREE for uninsured women to the Cape Community than 3 percent and overall WOMEN’s Center increases in spending up COURT HOUSE — Rallia . only $691,970 or 3.86 Katsanis of Cape May, and 7 Healthy childbirth care by OB/GYNs, certified percent.” Diane F. Stopyra of Court nurse midwives, and women’s nurse practitioners She explained that the House, were named to the Please call for tax rate was determined Dean’s List at St. Joseph’s 7 Lowest-cost federal pharmacy program an appointment… after several meetings with University in Philadelphia the borough auditor, fi nan- for the fall semester. 7 On-site assistance with enrollment in 465-0258 public health insurance, including The Medicaid and NJ Family Care Group, LLC … PLUS medical and dental AUTO • HOME • MARINE • COMMERCIAL care for moms, babies, dads, LIFE • HEALTH and the entire family — Insurance & Financial Services all at the same location! Cape Community 510 Bank Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 www.niagroup.com Health Center (609) 884-8431 • 800-642-3710 • 609-884-0004 Fax Se habla Español Women’s Health Team OCEANVIEW CENTER FOR

REHABILITATION AND CONTINUING CARE Sharie Hiller 2721 Route 9, Ocean View, NJ 08230 CNM Marie Herron NP RESIDENTIAL LIVING Jane Seppy RN, Team Leader For admission information or to schedule Megan Panish 410 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House a tour, call the Director of Admissions at RN Richard Michner, MD Frene Benedicto Joseph Milio, DO Telephone 609-624-3881 OB/GYN CA OB/GYN or e-mail us at: Co-director Co-director Quality health care for the uninsured and underserved [email protected] A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Middle OKs Mining License Despite Outcry By JOE HART Victoria Heun. mittee and the public. Noise was also a con- Mayor F. Nathan Dough- The professionals de- cern. COURT HOUSE — Over ty, Township Solicitor James scribed how the mining Residents living near the Quality Care & 80 packed the Middle Pickering and Engineer Vin- site would be buffered from Goshen Road site said the Township Committee’s cent Orlando recused them- the road and neighboring company is operating after Convenience meeting room for more selves from the proceedings properties by at least 200 its normal business hours than three hours Mon- in response to a letter from feet to reduce noise and making noise until after 10 day night, most to voice Carole M. Mattessich, who air pollution from dust that p.m. some nights. concerns over a mining raised concerns about pos- would result from the min- The regular hours are license, which was eventu- sible confl icts of interests. ing process. supposed to be 7 a.m. to ally granted for a property Matttessich is the Herald’s Trucks hauling sand and 5 p.m. during the week on Indian Trail Road in real estate editor. gravel from the site will and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Burleigh. The board appointed con- be watered down to re- Saturday. Many of the concerned fl ict professionals, attorney duce dust, the profession- “We are running late citizens lived on Indian John Gillespie and engineer als said. now because of a large Trail Road and raised con- George Fralinger, to hear They also said, on nu- order we’re working on,” cerns about their property the testimony and replace merous occasions, that the Phillip Heun said. values, noise, road, traffi c, Pickering and Orlando. mining process of removing One resident said it water and air pollution and April started his presen- soil, sand and gravel from should follow whatever the loss of beautiful wooded tation with a video that the earth does not cause agreement states regardless acreage. showed the current Albre- any environmental impact. of current demands so the Albrecht and Heun and cht and Heun operation They referred to the dust community knows what to its subsidiary, Future Min- and depicted what the new generated by the process expect from the company. 106 South Dennisville Road ing, Inc., which operates a facility would be like. as a “nuisance.” Property values were Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 similar mining operation The video presentation April finished his pre- also a major concern. in the township on Gos- commented on how the sentation by interviewing Municipal Tax Assessor Phone: 609-465-0300 hen Road, were seeking company has operated for Heun who stated how her Joe Ravitz, who owns a a license for the 253-acre many years without re- company operates a clean property adjacent to the Most Insurance site Indian Trail site. ceiving any citations or and professional mining site, was concerned with Accredited by the Plans Accepted Attorney Jeffrey April ar- fi nes from its monitoring operation, was never cited the negative affect the proj- gued the case for Albrecht agencies. by the state Department of ect could have on his and Now Accepting and Heun, along with sev- April also questioned his Environmental Protection others property value. All Aetna Plans eral professional engineers engineers and had them (DEP), and never received He said the Indian Trail and company executive describe the plans to com- complaints from its neigh- area is starting to develop bors at the Goshen Road and it’s starting to see site. its residents have pride During the public por- in ownership of their Model Open tion of the hearing, around homes. 20 citizens voiced concerns He said allowing a proj- for tour. about the project. ect like this could lead to Many had concerns re- “like development” spring- Call for an garding potential pollution ing up in the area. and impacts to the environ- “We could see a truck ment. depot or a junk yard follow appointment “How can you not call this project,” he said. the removal of 100 acres He also brought up the of trees an “environmen- issue that, if Albrecht and tal impact?” one citizen Heun bought the Stone asked. Harbor Golf Club, a mining Others had concerns operation should not be al- about their wells drying up lowed there. after the ground is mined “I’ve lived around here and a lake is formed in my entire life,” a female the area. resident said. “And I’m The company’s experts tired of seeing these types assured residents their of projects always go into operation would not cause areas with lower-middle- groundwater contamina- class residents, like Indian tion and nobody’s well Trail and Whitesboro.” would dry up. She continued that Current traffi c problems Ravitz was right, this proj- on Indian Trail Road, they ect would not fl y in a more said, would be exacerbated prosperous community. by the introduction to the She said, if the license road of an estimated 100 to were approved, she would 200 trips per day by dump go to Albrecht and Heun trucks that weigh 80,000 and ask them to buy her Adele’s new living room already feels pounds loaded with sand property too. and gravel. “I am sick of it,” she Residents said the road said. has many speeders and Despite the many con- is prone to accidents and cerns expressed by the they’re concerned that the residents, De Lanzo and company’s dump trucks, Committeman Steve Barry likelike homehome working on a strict sched- approved the mining li- ule, will also speed and cense application. Adele Hudson loves Cadbury at Lewes Continuing Care Retirement Community—she create an increased safety “The requirements of problem. the mining ordinance were can’t wait for her spacious new cottage. What convinced Adele to move here? She had Company experts said met,” Barry said. “All the with another type of per- other issues brought up family members living in other Quaker-based communities and has always admired mitted use on this prop- tonight will be addressed erty could bring 8,000 to by the zoning board in the their philosophy of respect for the individual. Once she moves in, Adele plans to pursue 13,000 trips per day, so the site plan review.” community is being let off various cultural interests developed over her 34 years of working in local museums. easy traffi c-wise. Contact Hart at (609) Deputy Mayor Susan De 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Plus she’ll have access to a full range of services to ensure an active and independent Lanzo said she would have [email protected] the township traffi c com- mittee investigate the traf- lifestyle—with a plan for the future should a healthcare need arise. “Liberty is not the power fi c problems on Indian Trail to doing what we like, but Road. Since it’s a county the right of being able to road, the township would do what we ought.” have to request any traffi c signals or changes in speed Lord Acton limit from the county. RIO NAILS & SPA Let us pamper you on your special day! 463-8868 • Manicures • Pedicures • Full set for acrylic, uv gel, pink & whites and silk wrap nails There are still a number of apartments and cottages to choose from, but don’t wait. Space • Custom Nail Designs • Waxing is filling up fast. For more information, visit www.cadbury.org or call (302) 645-6400 or Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome 1-800-390-8298 to arrange a tour. And don’t be surprised if you run into Adele. Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 New Construction Offi cial And Staff Start Your symptoms may be associated Work in Old Offi ce with a sleep disorder By LAUREN SUIT providing daily supervision LET US HELP RESTORE QUALITY TO YOUR LIFE of the offi ce, will receive WILDWOOD — Wild- a $95,000 yearly salary, GET THE SLEEP YOU DESERVE wood Construction Of- Want to change according to the passed CALL TODAY FOR YOUR INITIAL fi ce offi cially began work resolution. your address? on Monday in the same JCOW has been under All kinds of CONSULTATION Pacific Avenue building fi re since February of last government information are 609-465-2001 once occupied by the Joint year, when some 500 con- just a click or call away. Dr. William R. Bradway Construction Offi ce of the dominium units, located in Board Certifi ed - Sleep Medicine Wildwoods (JCOW). both Wildwood and North 1 (800) FED- INFO 207 Court House - S. Dennis Road Despite the familiar lo- Wildwood, were identifi ed Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 cation, the new agency as having been constructed 12 is largely starting from in violation of building scratch. That fresh start codes after an audit by the also involves some of the Department of Community staff. Affairs (DCA). JCOW was Wildwood Glenn Franzoi, 52, who responsible for inspecting, Al Campbell was appointed on March Villas Fire Chief Bill Howard, right, displays MSA and issuing Certifi cates of 28 as the offi ce’s construc- Orien gas meter that detects carbon dioxide and Occupancy for the struc- tion offi cial said that he was other gases. Unit was purchased for the fi re com- tures. Soft Pretzel, LLC up for that challenge. pany by Villas Veterans of Foreign Wars, represented Michael Preston, started Franzoi, a former con- by post Commander Rich Foster. as JCOW’s construction struction offi cial and fi re offi cial in 1993 and was at “Philadelphia Style At Its Best” offi cial in Hamilton Town- the position until he retired Court House Cleaners ship, said he had worked in August 2005, before the for that township for nearly building code violations • Call Now For Spring and Summer Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30 15 years. Prior to that, he were made public. Daily A.M. Delivery Schedule Sat. 9:00 to 3:00 was the chief school safety Franzoi’s predecessor consultant for the state De- Mario Zaccaria, who has • Minimum 100 Pretzels Tailoring Done on Premises partment of Education. been at the head of the The graduate of Rowan organization through the • Baked Fresh Daily Bulk Laundry • Leather Work University and current litigation process, was not Dry Cleaning • Gown Preservation Vineland resident, holds offered a position with the 609-523-6471 463-8020 state licenses for construc- new offi ce. tion offi cial, fi re subcode of- Offi cials John Conti and Businesses, Campgrounds, Vendors, Organizations of all types welcome 1027 So. Route 9 • Unit C • Next to Domino’s Pizza fi cial, and is a high-hazard Larry Booy, who were also CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE specialist. employed under JCOW and Franzio, who will be received warning from the STARLIGHT BALLROOM DCA in May of last year in regards to the condomini- ums with code violations, BOXING A Wildwood Tradition will also serve under the Pacifi c & Lincoln Avenues, Wildwood • 522-7552 new agency. Alfredo Marchio-Presents Conti was rehired as a The building fire sub-code of- Saturday, April 7th, 2007 fi cial at a salary of $55,000 at per year. Booy’s appoint- Sensational ment as a building sub-code  inspector is temporary and Soul  expires May 11. Convention Center The city also appointed Six Professional Boxing Fights Raymond Poudrier, electric Cruisers sub-code offi cial, and Wil- Doors Open at 7pm • First Fight at 7:30pm liam Bramble, plumbing Chuck “The Professor” Mussachio sub-code offi cial, at salaries Friday Night April 6th of $60,000 per year, as well V.S. as Deborah McNeil, Rose- Don Labbe ann D’Amico and Susan Maxwell as support staff at a Plus: Vinelandʼs Fidel Carter • Pleasantvilleʼs Julio Sanchez salary per union contract. Atlantic Cityʼs Pat Majewski • Daryl Holley Ticket Prices: Reserved Seating, General Admission $30, Ringside $50, VIP $100 Tickets available by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-736-1420 or by calling 609-576-2600 Alfredo Marchio - Promoter 5.00 % www.ticketmaster.com APY*

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“A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” —Walter Lippman BAYSIDE EYE CENTER The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. No more than one contribution per week, please. – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” under the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submitted If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. VISION EXAMS • EYE DISEASE DETECTION You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to comment, which must arrive by 9 a.m. Friday. Or you can call give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call OPTICAL DEPT. • GLAUCOMA TREATMENT the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute to to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters anonymously voice your views on any subject of public interest. submitted exclusively to this newspaper. LASIK CO-MANAGEMENT • CATARACT MANAGEMENT I was raised and have lived my entire life in Wildwood. million dollars. Gone to school here, worked here and now raise my own fam- –Court House ily here. I can tell you that the current Wildwood Commis- *** Roger A. Young, O.D. Carl L. Hirshorn, O.D. sioners have made a huge improvement on this community. I truly hope that before going to the polls this year wildwood Doctor of Optometry They work together, not fi ghting as past administrations. They voters will fi rst take the time to research their candidates Doctor of Optometry believe in our city and are moving our town forward. Are there and the facts. Many facts currently being circulated are com- Lic # 27OA00383700 Lic # 27OA00281102 still issues to be addressed YES but we are leaps and bounds pletely false. Instead of having candidates tell you what your better off today than 10 to 15 years ago. issues are decide for yourself then investigate. Condos sitting –Wildwood empty? Taxes? Roads? Allegations of misconduct? Are these *** true facts or are they the false information being distributed (609) 886-1578 The Wildwood Little League is doing a great job. Sticker by people who have nothing else to offer you? Get out and talk 2004 BAYSHORE ROAD, VILLAS Field looks great so far. I commend those who chose to tough to all of the candidates. Then investigate what they have said road to remove those coaches who really caused 90% of the . . . it’s all public record. You have a right to an informed vote. problems in the League over the last several years. Most par- Also, remember that the guy with the biggest mouth and the Roofi ng ents see that and understand. Keep up the good work. most negative campaign probably has something he doesn’t –Wildwood Crest want you to know about himself. *** –Wildwood Wow...some candidates for Wildwood city Commissioner *** have already started being negative. Is that the only way you My family would like to express out heartfelt gratitude to think is negative? Positive candidates will be positive during the offi cer who was driving down Bayshore Road early the election and will be positive leaders when elected. You’ve Wednesday morning and spotted a fi re at the LeGates home made my mind up...thank you. and immediately reported it to the fi re department. We also –Wildwood extend our sincere appreciation to the Town Bank Fire Depart- *** ment for their quick response. You all had a role in changing Roofing, Siding & Windows Great Job to the Wildwood Police Department for catching something that could have been just devastating into a mere the young men spray painting on the Boardwalk. Those guys inconvenience. Again...thank you! were the same ones who did the damage in Middle and Lower –Lower Township Twp. Now lets hope that our judges send a very strong message *** and “throw the book at them”. After hearing about myspace.com, I decided to join the –Wildwood site to become more involved in what my child might see or *** encounter on this website. I was appalled when I found sev- Sea Isle is a very friendly town with long family traditional eral of our supposed well-respected neighbors and friends on “We Cover Your World” vacations. Locals are great to people to know, fun to be with these sites. I found one of my son’s teachers, subs, hair dress- and smile a lot. Of course, like any Vacation Island in the sum- ers… Now, I think it’s fi ne that these people have their own mer; can be crowded, traffi c-parking issues, loud groups, lines myspace however I do not approve of the behavior which I 609-889-5000 for restaurants, etc., which brings in revenues, jobs, and still found on them. There was drinking, partying, cursing all over maintains double the value to the Mainland. Let’s put our these public myspaces. If you are going to post such rude lan- friendly smiles together and come up with an updated infra- guage and lewd behavior on your profi les why not make it www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com structure to make living here even better place. private so you don’t expose children to the messes that you –Sea Isle City are. I certainly will be looking at quite a few people differently *** and I think parents should hop online when they get a chance Next week I will no longer be listening to 101.5 during and see the people who are in your children’s lives. the day. One person at work has this station on all day long. –North Cape May They have it so loud that you can hear the radio from three *** “Restore the Spirit of Sea Isle” rooms away. You can even open the door walk to the street It is blatantly obvious how bias this newspaper is. I see and still hear the radio. I have to listen to Jim G. for two and a so many negative remarks about the city of Wildwood and half hours. Sometimes I enjoy his show and sometimes I don’t. their offi cials. Its not like there is a lack of positive things be- Fundraiser Then he listens to Dennis & Judy. I like their topics less than ing written, I know because I write in. But I’m sure this wont Jim G’s. But worse than all of combined are the Jersey Guys. I make it either. It’s a shame. Be fair. cannot stand them at all. But we have to listen to them anyway. –Wildwood I wasn’t sure if I wanted to change jobs or not. Lets see, more *** Come to the Yacht Club of money, more benefi ts, a management job and no, I mean no, Those who move out of town, or are run out, should worry Sea s Jersey Guys. So I signed on the dotted line. No More 101.5 about their new town and stop sticking their nose in here. It Isle Cit didate for me. is over, move on. Things change, grow up. y to meet the 5 can –Rio Grande –West Cape May *** *** One of the candidates for city council says ‘people before We moved from the Philadelphia area to retire and slow politics.’ Who does he think he’s kidding? Wasn’t it politics down. Twenty-fi ve mph is perfect down here. Only problem Mike McHale John Divney Mary Tighe that got him his job on the Parkway? is everyone here is speeding. Politicians, realtors and builders –Sea Isle City are pushing everything. They never saw this much money Joe (Matty) Matyszczak Bob Di Iorio *** and they’ve jumped on the wagon with so much weight What’s going to happen to that eyesore as you enter Wild- we’re bogged down. Wages, taxes and prices are too much for wood on Rio Grande Ave. Looks like very few of the properties most retirees. People should wake up. Washington isn’t the are sold, no surprise to me. I guess another section 8. only change needed. The Wildwoods aren’t the same. Slow –Wildwood down and smell the roses. A Fun Night Planned *** –West Wildwood A few weeks ago Tom Carroll (Cape May HPC) was quoted *** complaining about Cape May properties needing maintenance. The “One-millionth Visitor” campaign of the Wildwoods One of the buildings he mentioned was the African American Convention Center is a great idea but maybe the convention Beer & Wine Baptist Church Parsonage. This house is now for sale. Talk center should focus on bringing paying customers to this around town is that this is the result of a move by some well- island fi rst. Better idea, huh? connected people in town to get the property cited for mainte- –Wildwood Voter Hors Dʼ oeuvres nance. It seems that somebody wants the property and is get- *** ting the HPC and the City to do the dirty work to force a sale. A selected group of girls that live in the Del Haven area Will Cape May be enforcing the same maintenance standards are very rude and have no respect for our community; and Quizo/Trivia to the old bank building on Decatur Street or what’s left of please slow down going down the street — there are kids play- Shelton College? Probably not! To single out this black Baptist ing. church and have church property cited to give personal gain to —Del Haven an investor is a new low in Cape May. *** –Cape May OK, Rio Grande is horrible. Once you turn left on Park Bou- *** levard from Rio Grande, your car is in hell. Bumps, holes, dirt. Once again your photographer has outdone his/her self. It messes up your car. The mayor should be doing something The geese on the front page are absolutely beautiful. Maybe other than building condos. How about fi xing the streets? Date: Monday, April 9th in the future you will be able to capture them in the V forma- —Anglesea/North Wildwood tion. Geese can teach us about life. They show how by working *** as a team, you are able to accomplish much more than as an in- Notwithstanding, huge increases in ratables over the past dividual. Once again, thank you as you give non stop pleasure 10 years, Sea Isle City municipal taxes continue to rise sub- Time: 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM at my place of work. Honk, honk. stantially (8 percent this year). On another front, Sea Isle City –Court House School per pupil cost is, at $33,805, the largest in the state *** and perhaps the country. The burden on Sea Isle City retirees I would like to say I am truly disappointed to see that the is overwhelming. A sleepy town of less than 3,000 residents Cost per Ticket: $25.00 landmark toilet on route 347 is gone. It was always nice to does not require all of the spending that goes on. Howev- drive by and know it was there. er, a tourist town does require the spending that occurs. As (ED.NOTE: And they call this progress?) tourism exclusively benefi ts the businesses in town, the costs –Cape May should be passed along to those businesses. Sea Isle City *** should have a Business Privilege Tax, similar to Philadel- Middle Township Committee introduced 2007 budget plan phia where profi ts are taxed at 6.5 percent and revenues are to put one million into the budget’s capital fund for futures taxed at 1.665 percent. Tickets available in advance by calling 263-7965 projects. Middle Township’s home owners worry about how —Sea Isle City or purchase at door YCSIC 4487 Venicean Rd to pay their taxes after their revaluation and the tax rate to *** stay in their homes. Middle Township committee sure do not While in the North Cape May Acme on March 28 in the Paid for by Restore the Spirit of Sea Isle PO BOX 404 Sea Isle City, NJ 08243 seem to worry about the residents having to pay for the added (Page A26 Please) A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Spout Off —Wildwood (From Page A25) *** EASTER SPECIAL bakery department, I heard a customer with blonde hair using Taxes keep going up. The potholes in the streets continue to such foul language, I was so surprised, thank goodness my grow. No improvement to the boardwalk and no walkways to LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. 40# Black Gold children were not with me. the beach. Real estate is not moving much. If you want more of —South Philadelphia the same reelect Mr. Troiano. WHOLESALE - RETAIL Topsoil ... $1.60 *** —Wildwood Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials Thinking about an Easter Rabbit? Before you do, visit *** 10 for $15.00 www.makeminechocolate.org for all the reasons why not, and To the spouter from Sea Isle about the employe making the Tarp Sale 20 Sizes In Stock all the ways to make the adoption a successful venture for you star and cross on his own time? Wrong. He has used the city Right Dress and the bunny. building where he works to do his own personal work like Roberts & New Jersey Aves. —Middle Township on his truck and on his home furnishings. Most employees of Wildwood, 522-8395 1.5 cf. Mulch ... $4.75 *** the city work hard and do their best. There are a few that give Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 3.5% Some folks can work for the city and part time for a state job the rest a bad name. Call public works when you see an em- 416 State Hwy. 47 South Sales Tax 2 cf. Jersey Natural and get two pensions/benefi ts. ployee doing something other than his job. The director takes in —Sea Isle City this abuse seriously. Green Creek, 889-9090 Colored Mulch ... $3.00 *** —Sea Isle City Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! In response to the Wildwood Crest spouter regarding the *** Both Locations: Closed Sun. 10 for $28.00 Crest cheerleaders being better than the St. Ann cheerleaders: All I here from Avalon spouters is complaints. Be happy for While all the teams at the Gia Cheerleading Competition were what you have. Although I do agree there should be term limits good, the judges’ decision said it all. The best team was St. as it is very hard to get a change in government in small towns Ann Stars. such as Avalon. Yet the current government seems to have —Villas done a good job in managing Avalon. You have not one gym *** but two, and the old one is getting a new fl oor. I can’t believe LCMR’s spring musical, “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” it. Stone Harbor doesn’t even have one. Many of the programs was a fantastic production. The cast and crew worked incred- run through the borough are the cheapest I have ever seen. You ibly hard to pull off a spectacular performance. Congratula- also have a beautiful new library and a fairly new recreation tions to all. It is a shame that the Herald paid so little attention fi eld. Plus all the streets are repaved and the downtown looks to the success of these great kids. wonderful. All this and the taxes are reasonable. I wish my —Villas half of $7 Mile would have something useful to show for all my *** tax dollars. There are plenty of young people that are very qualifi ed and —Stone Harbor eager to teach at Middle Township School District. Hopefully *** the administration will hire the “best qualifi ed” and not base With all due respect Mr. Lonergan, it is you who are misin- the hiring on the need to fi ll positions with minorities. formed. I too attended the MUA meetings you refer to. The GET YOUR TEETH INTO BETTER SHAPE! —Court House money used to fund the projects Sheftz claims sole credit for *** didn’t fall from the sky. It was left over from a previous bond, The cosmetic dental procedure known your options with you and help you decide How is it that a construction site at Tecumseh and Lenape in as “tooth contouring and reshaping” helps if contouring and reshaping are right for i.e., it was borrowed money that we are still paying back. I Lower Township does not have a port-a- pottie as required attended those meetings because my neighborhood was one of to reduce or eliminate minor imperfections your situation. At SUNSHINE DENTAL, by ordinance? Where are the inspectors? you will be treated by professionals who those in need of water and sewer. It was a disgrace and embar- that adversely affect the overall look —Burleigh rassment to witness the nonsense Sheftz as chairman instigated of an otherwise attractive smile. Tooth have the experience and knowledge you can *** and encouraged. The best thing that he did for all of Lower overcrowding and overlapping can detract trust. If you’re looking for a family dentist Thanks a lot for putting the Meth Clinic near my house. Township was to end his relationship with the MUA. from a smile, much as pits, grooves, chips at this time, please call 609.465.5415. Our We fi nally got the area cleaned up after all these years (home —Villas and misshapen teeth can. Fortunately, in “personal touch” philosophy is refl ected improvements) and now there’s all kinds of people walking *** many cases, all it takes to correct these minor throughout our practice in many ways. We’re Route 9 “hanging out” waiting for the clinic to open in the To whoever is in charge of the Seaville Acme: Why is it that imperfections is skillful reduction of tooth located at 109 WEST ATLANTIC AVE., wee hours of the morning. We have children who have had I can’t get any meat cut for me after 5 p.m.? Where are the enamel with a drill or laser. In places where CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, where we’re things yelled to them by these people as they go by. There are butchers? added enamel would be benefi cial, bonding currently accepting new patients. We accept no streetlights from the Wawa to the clinic. How were they —Seaville resin may be added to teeth and sculpted in most insurances, including Delta Dental. We allowed to put the clinic so close to a daycare center? And why *** place. It only takes a little bit of correction to also have fi nancing available through Care weren’t the local residents sent letters in the mail about the What’s up with the new surveillance cams at the Parkway make a big difference in a smile. When the Credit and Healthcare Credit. intent of the clinic being put there. Put the clinic next to the intersections? I counted at least four at the Shellbay light. desired effect is achieved, teeth are smoothed mayor’s house; see how fast it’d be moved. Seems you can hardly leave the house these days without being and polished. Please send your questions or comments —Burleigh watched by “The Man.” This is not supposed to be a police to my offi ce or e-mail me at: *** state, but you wouldn’t know it by the increasing intrusions Dental contouring and reshaping can be While the mayor is at his winter home in Florida, the rest of just the ticket for a more beautiful smile. Good [email protected] into our privacy and daily lives. council with the mayor’s blessing is trying to undermine Chris- —Wildwood Crest cosmetic dentistry can give you a smile that P.S. In some cases, tooth contouring and tine Miller’s referendum on the no public monies for the mall is the envy of others. Beautiful and healthy *** reshaping may avert the need for orthodontic reconstruction. Council is trying to backdoor a $3.5 mil- I agree with the spouter about having no faith in the zon- smiles are a team effort. We can discuss all of treatment. lion mall project, which will be $5 million when completed. ing laws of Avalon. Can you believe they let someone on 47th Where’s the recall petition? Street have two driveways? —Cape May —Avalon *** *** It is long overdue to recognize the West Cape May School I just read the spout off about Rio Grande Avenue. I drove will close. Families cannot afford to live here because the taxes down there on Sunday and whopped my head on the ceiling Inspiration & Ideas for and housing cost is so high. Why don’t we make the school into of my car after hitting a crater in the road. I wondered is Wild- low income housing for the elderly that are being forced to wood trying to make people remember the place or do they move from the area. It would be beautiful. We already have want people to never return? I can’t help but wonder if Middle Kitchens & Bath a one-story brick building with multiple apartments, a com- Township has been trying to help them — they have a lot of Visit Our Showroom munity center, and a gardening area and fi nally we would be expertise in getting roadwork done. Rio Grande Avenue and Closed maintaining diversity in our neighborhoods. It is a shame to Route 9 are perfect examples. 204 N. Main Street see all our elderly move that have such history and culture to Easter our area. —Court House (1 block South of Burdette Tomlin Hospital) —West Cape May *** Saturday Cape May Court House, NJ *** The mayor is crazy to give up so much land to the state. There is an artsy-type theater in Wildwood called the Sea The people should rise up against this action. It should be put Theater. It’s been closed all winter. I went to a movie in the to a vote. 463-0400 or 1-800-896-3777 heart of the summer and was one of three at the theater. How —Sea Isle City can Skinner or this Cape May group justify spending $12 *** million on a losing proposition? Give it up and let the Frank Observation: The sea wall in North Wildwood and Anglesea Family clean up the property. is very nice. I would like to see repairs completed so we may all —Wildwood Crest enjoy the entire walk. More signs are needed to restrict bikes and *** such. People should pick up after their dog and not allow them Congratulations Wildwood, you’re No. 1 again. The results to run in the sea grass that was planted. Did anyone consider for the 2007-2008 budget’s are in. No. more boulders? It would take on the same look as Maine — very 1 Wildwood $18.5 million; No. 2 North Wildwood $9.08 picturesque and more functional. Trash cans would help with million; No. 3 West Wildwood $ 2.08 million. Now that’s what the litter. Last but not least, railings would be great for kids and I call “Building on Success.” Nice work. older adults. Everything cannot be completed because of cost, —Wildwood but keep up the good work in this area. *** —West Wildwood To whomever the “Erma” from last week’s edition happens *** to be: I understand that you’re not exactly comfortable with People arise and do not let Gov. Corzine lease or sell our the concept of accepting someone’s sexuality, but that does roads. His friends at Goldman Saks stand to make a bundle of not negate the fact that what you’re asking for is a complete money on such a deal. and utter disregard for others’ feelings, beliefs, and natural in- —Cape May County stincts. I think if it were up to any person which sexual orien- *** tation they would pick, they would without a doubt pick the So Middle Township is preparing yet another Master Plan path of least resistance, which in this case is heterosexuality. to promote more development. The last one in 2003 was tabled Everyone has the right to live their life and raise children, re- by none other than Mayor Doughty after the Planning Board had gardless of color, creed, or sexual orientation. approved it. Middle Township does not have a sustainable water —Cape May supply. That fact is totally disregarded in the chase for more *** and more ratables. When Steve Barry campaigned, he said (it’s Councilman Douglas owes the residents of Villas an printed in one of his may fl yers) that he would write the neces- apology. I wonder what would happen if someone referred to sary ordinances to enforce the 2003 Master Plan. Now he’s on an area within his jurisdiction as a “dump.” Shame on him. the mayor’s “appointed body” to rewrite the Master Plan along —Villas with many other pro-development members…fat chance of that *** enforcement happening now. Forty-two million to educate our children: Why not divide —Disappointed Voter A Division of CABINET RESOURCE CORP. that up to the parents and pay them to home school the *** FEATURING CABINETS BY- kids? I wouldn’t have to work, my taxes would go down, I We would like to thank the Good Samaritan couple with a couldn’t blame anyone else for teaching them, and no snow pick up truck that helped us bring plywood home to Cape May days or early dismissals. Real world, get teachers who inspire. from Lowe’s. They wouldn’t take payment, not even money for Go back to when classes were 40 minutes, no dress code, and gas. We appreciated their random act of kindness. To all you parents were called to help volunteer in the classroom. Let a spouters who grumble and criticize, it is time to look for the child’s parent come sit in the room for a day. Have the principal good things in your community. just show up and see how the classes are taught. Take away —Cape May the coffee, tea, and cappuccino bar — full of caffeine…water *** or milk. Focus on learning. Wearing their own clothes would The Wildwood Crest Commissioners, Cabrera and Groon, make it easier to identify individuals in fi ghts, drug deal, and are advocating a bond issue and ongoing large fund expendi- SHOWROOM HOURS: bullying. So many problems but the budget addresses none. tures to upgrade and repair the Crest Fishing Pier. It's my be- See you April 19. MON. 9-5 ED RI lief that the money required to accomplish this initiative is a W . 9-7 F . 9-5 —Court House terribly wasteful expense. Taxes are increasing again this year, TUES. 9-5 THURS. 9-5 SAT. 10-3 *** spending in the borough is being increased at more that twice Unless we vote nothing ever changes. (Page A27 Please) Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 Spout Off (From Page A26) you in advance for voting yes to the tax budget and helping my children get a great education. (Also, my husband and I the rate of infl ation, but there appears to be little effort given work full time and pay taxes as well). Lastly, thank you Middle to economizing. In the best of times, the fi shing pier benefi ted Township Elementary teachers and school, my children are few people. That is not going to change. The borough should Artisans Alcove blossoming in their education and love school. not be committed to the expenses of ongoing maintenance —Middle Township ESTATE JEWELERS for a project like this. (Along with increased liability) Contact *** your commissioners and demand better controls on thought- How many times do we have to learn about outrageous less spending; specifi cally the fi shing pier project. It's your lawsuits and so many times where the lawyers make out like Specializing in: Engagement Rings, money. bandits? We all pay in higher costs for the products we buy and Vintage Jewelry, Appraisals, Jewelry Repair the services we use. Also, the cost of our government is pushed —Wildwood Crest higher and higher. Because our politicians accept huge amounts We Buy: Diamonds, Gold, Coins, Watches *** of money from the trial lawyers for their campaigns, little seems I have lived here for fi ve years, and I would never live any- to change. Unless the taxpayers revolt, the politicians who OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm where else. We enjoy the best beaches, the highest property are benefi ting from the present system will do nothing. The 523 Lafayette Street • Cape May • 898-0202 values, and the lowest property tax rate in the state, the best latest example is a fi ght in the Superior Court in Atlantic City library and even the best fl ood rating in the entire country. I where Merck has been sued by an individual who claims that take comfort that our town’s offi cial and employees are contin- a series of heart attacks was caused by the drug Vioxx. Every Buying Large Diamonds uously improving the quality of life in our town. The borough drug known to man has some side-effects. Whether the lawyers also benefi ts from the involved citizens who volunteer can convince a jury is anyone's guess but there are dangerous their time to improve our community. If Camelot were on the implications. In a similar case, a Texas jury awarded a claimant ocean, they would have called it Avalon. $253.4 million in damages. Even if Merck is successful, it will —Avalon have paid its defense lawyers enormous sums. Where possible, (ED. NOTE: That’s the lowest county tax rate in the state; manufacturers pass such costs on to the consumer and they It’s Time For Spring doesn’t include school and local purpose.) eventually come out of our pockets. *** —Avalon Cleaning Again! I see all the police cars with the badges in the windows, *** but I was curious to know if all of their family members are New Jersey is losing the race with the bulldozers; it con- given one too because I see all these young kids with them tinues to lose nearly 50 acres a day to development. Studies Start by clearing out that attic, running stop signs, talking on their cell phones, speeding. It predict that New Jersey could be the fi rst state to “build out” is bad enough the police do all these things in their cruisers, perhaps within 25 years. The pace of development in Cape garage or closet ... now we have to deal with their family members. May County is keeping pace with this prediction. Once paved and make some money while you’re at it. —Villas over, where do we get fresh, clean, drinking water to support *** this development? No Plan, no study, no farms, no food, no Here is a great idea to locate the 25-story hotels, make leadership. Should be interesting. Wildwood more attractive and lower taxes. Build the hotels in —Avalon Wildwood Crest Borough Wide the current location of Commissioners Court, Sandman Tow- *** ers, and Wildwood High School. Then connect everything to The reason our taxes are so high is the form of government. the convention center by a monorail, With the commission form of government you have each com- 5th Annual YARD SALE —Wildwood missioner in his department who can spend and buy anything *** he wants. He can hire friends and relations and no one can say Saturday May 5th 8am To the spouter from North Wildwood who took offense to anything. Under the council-mayor form of government, you (Rain Date Sunday May 6th) the term another spouter used referring to Whitesboro as an have fi ve people who voted and this could not happen. Also un- African American town. That's exactly what it started out to der the old form of government to keep the taxes stabilized, they To participate in the Fifth Annual be. Up until about fi ve years ago, no one wanted to buy land or laid people off, they privatized one of the departments of public a house here unless they were African American, and then all works, and the person in charge of public works would go to Borough Wide Yard Sale Call of a sudden people found out that we had low property taxes government sales and buy good used equipment. This will never Jane Shell at Public Works and bang, the rush was on to buy land and/or houses and live happen under the current form of government. And shame on in Whitesboro. So now people from all ethnic groups are mov- the people who voted to change the form of government. 522-7446 for registration details or ing here but I noticed that not long after they move in, they —Wildwood put up these huge, wooden, eight-, fortress-like fences. If you *** get a registration form at don't feel safe here, then why live here? To those people complaining about music they don’t like www.wildwoodcrest.org —Whitesboro on the local oldies station, change the station. That is what I *** do at 7 p.m. when the geator comes on, or there is too much The person who spouted off about "Whitesboro, an Afri- doo-wop for my ears to handle any other time of day. I like that (Deadline: Thursday, April 12, 2007) to be included on can-Amercian town,” is not necessarily "racist" but someone rock and roll, and in the words of one of those hippie long-hair the master map highlighting all yard sale locations. who obviously knows the history of Whitesboro in that it was bands, “you can’t always get what you want.” founded by an African-American man named Mr. White so —Court House Maps Available Thursday, May 3rd at Borough Hall, that former slaves and their families would have a home. You *** Crest Pier, Joseph Von Savage Pool can get a book at the library titled "Whitesboro" written by If a nurse goes out night after night and gets totally drunk to and many local businesses. Ms. Alice Jones Roberson, a native of Whitesboro. That will the point that she crashes her car, is it then safe to assume that explain the proud African American history of Whitesboro. she is providing inadequate care to her patients in the morn- —Cape May ing? No wonder all of our health insurance and medical costs U.S.D.A. WHOLE *** are so high. Perhaps she should be removed from duty until she Specials Good Till April 11th When approaching the intersection of routes 9 and 47 herself can receive medical treatment for her alcoholism. CENTER CUT from Wildwood, am I really supposed to keep to the left of the —Interested in Wildwood concrete median? *** FILET —Rio Grande Ten years ago my house in Villas was worth $50,000, *** now it is worth $300,000. Ten years ago I didn’t have the Lower Township police make up laws as they go along. Crypts, Bloods, and Latin Kings living up the street from me. I MIGNON Something needs to be done; they should be retrained in also didn’t have gang fi ghts in the woods. What is wrong with community relations. this picture? —Villas —Villas .99 *** *** To all the people in Lower Township: If you want the police Hats off to Avalon, shame on Sea Isle. Why can’t we in Sea pound to help you, you have to know one of them. If you have a 5 Isle take advantage of lower fl ood insurance rates? We need a problem with someone who knows them, you’re in trouble. change in leadership in Sea Isle. CUT FREE TO ORDER That’s how they work. —Sea Isle City Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps —Villas *** *** People who bad mouth Mike Mchale as a bad mayor have a Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches To my son's Division 1 (7-9 yr olds) hockey coaches: poor understanding of the times and the fact that Sea Isle City Thank you for demoralizing my son and crushing his self es- is in fact connected to the national economy. Mike McHale’s Fresh Sliced Y hoice Now Open teem and confi dence. Thank you for making him feel like he years were great and he did the best that he could with the fact our C did not belong on your "team." He really enjoyed the front that there was a national recession going on at the time. • D&W Liverwurst 104 S. Main St. row seat to the championships. I thought it was about the kids —Sea Isle City gaining experience and having fun. Now, it's all about win- *** • All Meat Bologna Cape May Court House ning. News fl ash: You lost in spite of yourselves. He may not My spout off last week was not transcribed exactly right. I • Cooked Salami LB. be as good as some of the other players, but he never at any $1.99 465-0090 said that the new luxury condos being built in Diamond Beach point in the season, gave any less than 100 percent when on in Lower Township are going to be beautiful. But there is one the rink. Don't worry; you will not have to deal with him next problem. You have to be completely insane to buy a million Fresh Sliced QUARTER POUND year. I will be having him moved to a team where talent is not dollar plus condo at Lower Township’s tax rates. Your Choice the basis of playing time —Cape May • American Cheese CHEESEBURGER —Cape May *** ¢ *** I had to go to the Motor Vehicle Offi ce in Rio Grande a • Domestic Ham 99 ea. I would like to congratulate the designer of "The Essen- few months ago to get my driver’s license renewed. I just • Hot Ham LB. tial Guide to Stone Harbor." The brochure is just beautiful. wanted to commend the people there on how courteous they $2.99 Every page is designed perfectly and does each shop, hotel, were in taking care of me. I was in and out of there within 10 Blitz’s Famous store justice. minutes. Good job. Fresh Sliced Breakfast —Stone Harbor —Rio Grande $ 99 *** *** • Imported Ham Sandwich If the Crest cheerleaders are better, then why did St. Ann 1 ea. To the women who has the yellow Mustang that fl ies down • Virginia Baked Ham cheerleaders win fi rst place? St. Ann girls did an outstanding Shunpike Road day after day: It is a car, not an airplane. There job. Sounds like somebody is a sore loser. Blitz’s Fresh Made Salads are speed limits that you seem to be above the law to follow. • Black Pepper Ham —Wildwood Crest Y hoice •Potato Oh, I guess that is because your husband is a cop. You should • Gourmet Turkey Breast our C *** be setting an example for others on obeying the law, not break- •Macaroni Kudos to Frank Riggitano for that great speaker he brought ing it along with trying to break the sound barrier. It’s people • Lunch Roll $ 39 to Middle Township High School the other night. Not only was like you that younger new drivers follow, and end up getting a • Provolone Cheese •Cole Slaw 1 LB. he entertaining, he was very informative on the business of speeding ticket. college recruiting and I'm sure he opened a lot of parents’ —Cape May • Veal Loaf $3.99 LB. FRESH MADE eyes. *** —Dennis Township I was just reading about the Cape May County budget, and Fresh Sliced 18” LARGE *** in the budget over a million dollars is going to the prison for Y oice CHEESE Why whenever I ask a question at the library in Court the prisoners’ medical care, dental care, and prescription Top Round our Ch House do I feel like I am being degraded? There are a couple plan and all. Wow how nice, they must have better benefi ts nice young librarians there, but seriously the old fuddy dud- • Roast Beef PIZZA than most people, and they are in prison. No wonder the crime • Corned Beef $ 99 dies need to come off their high horse. Don't my tax dollars is bad in parts of Cape May County. It probably pays to go to EVERY DAY pay their salary? 5 prison, we have good medical there and they don’t even need • Roast Pork LB. NOT AVAIL. VILLAS —Court House $4.99 a referral. Next thing you know they will be applying for a *** liqueur license in prison. SPECIALS GOOD AT THESE STORES I understand the people on fi xed incomes are a little over- —Villas whelmed with the school tax, etc. However, did they forget *** 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury that when their children were in school other folks without On the morning of March 22, I was very happy to see the N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH Ocean City young children at home were paying taxes in order for their children to get a good education? I for one would like to thank (Page A28 Please) 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Spout Off ENERGY (From Page A27) tion offi ce should check the sites on 44th and 47th streets. Not only is the debris blowing into the bay, but also with the winds work crews from Cape May County cleaning up Route 550. we’ve been having it’s blowing as far as Park Road. CONSERVATION They had a roving crew of three or four workers that were —Sea Isle City cleaning up trash along that route. I think it is extremely im- *** portant for all of Cape May County since we are all dependent Cross acceptance is a sad excuse for lack of common sense. PUBLIC NOTICE on tourism, to make sure we maintain the cleanliness of our Cape May County is still waiting for the DEP to fi nish its ground We are accepting applications in your neighborhood area. You can drive by most any road, county or local, and water survey, which is fi ve years in the making. Planning The U.S. Congress, along with the National Housing Act, has made it possible for you will see trash almost everywhere. When people come development on every square inch of Cape May County is not you and millions of other families to make major improvements to their homes. here to spend their hard-earned money, whether they come going to solve our critical ground water issues. Water issues have By taking advantage of this program you can get your dream kitchen, dream for the beaches, the fi shing, for the campgrounds, or whatever been studied to death and it is time to bite the bullet and make bathroom and many other projects or ideas you may have to beautify your home they come for, it is extremely important for them to come to a the painful decisions. If DEP still doesn’t know what the water with NO MONEY DOWN or with NO EQUITY IN YOUR HOME. nice clean pristine area and not a place that looks shabby and problems are in this county, then they’re not doing their job. covered with trash. Homeowners may qualify immediately for up to —Cape May County —Avalon *** *** Do you read Jack Fichter’s weekly column? Jack tells it like $25,000.00to repair and remodel your home! If Mayor Troiano does not have the time or the brains to it is. Way to go Jack. Keep up the good work. be the mayor and has to delegate to Lou Carerra to do his job; —Wildwood Crest Limitations: Homes must be owner occupied. he should resign or not run for re-election. *** Advantages: No equity required (For qualifi ed homeowners only) —Wildwood Extended payment plans up to 25 years Isn’t it sad that a once-beloved restaurant in Villas is losing it’s No prepayment penalty. Can be paid off without penalty at anytime *** loyal customers due to the disloyalty of the owner in dismiss- Low monthly payments. Will the property tax increases in Lower Township ever end? ing his most loyal and hard working chef and waitresses in an Income tax deductible. First it was the township, now the school district wants another unconscionable manner? What goes around comes around. Refi nance available increase. People who are upset with their revals should know —North Cape May Debt Consolidation: Our debt consolidation plan lets you pay off your bills, remodel your home, they could vote to reject the school budget in April. *** put extra cash in your pocket. PAY OFF HIGH INTEREST CREDIT —Villas Ethics in politics and city government? Attorney General CARDS AND CAR LOANS and signifi cantly cut your monthly payments. *** Stuart Rabner talked to county and local administrations about NOW YOU MAY ALSO QUALIFY TO CONSOLIDATE YOUR CURRENT BILLS I would like to thank the owner of the Villas Liquor store for being honest in their dealings with contractors and the public. TO (1) LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT WHILE IMPROVING YOUR HOME! hiring the fi nest young men and women I have seen in a Does he have any more jokes to tell? Greed is everywhere, talking Approved Users long time. They are always polite and kind and when I hit the about it is one thing; doing something about it is another lottery, I will indeed take care of all of them. This is the year —Cape May County Vinyl Siding • Garage Doors •Additions/Decks • Carpets • Fiberglass • Roofi ng • Kitchens of our Phillies all the way babe. • Heating Systems • Replacement Windows • Steel & Storm Doors • Bathrooms • Plumbing/Electrical • Basements *** —North Cape May It seems that there has been a large increase for donations NOTHING DOWN • LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS *** CALL NOW TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY FOR THIS PROGRAM from various groups this year. On the back of most of them is To the spouter about the Middle Township school bus driv- a break down on the use of money they collect. One I got from ers and the snow: Yes, I am a driver for Middle Township and a group collecting for paralyzed soldiers, spent 2.5 cents out of THE HR GROUP 1-800-655-1033 have been for 29 years. If you have such a fear of the snow every dollar collected for program services, and 97.5 cents for and the safety of the drivers, remember you do have an option, www.hrguildltd.com administrative cost, fundraising, and education. either pick your child up early or keep them home. —Wildwood Crest —Middle Township *** *** I can’t believe that the Mayor of Avalon is boasting about low- New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Christy is one ering our fl ood insurance and that we are one of the only towns busy boy. Having dug into the heap of Trenton politics it should prepared for a coastal disaster. Just realize Avalon’s administration keep him and his department busy for years. On March 21 he allowed a major part of our protection to be torn down, they are Free Checking! sent Attorney General Stuart Rabner to Cape May County for called the high dunes. Hello, what’s wrong with this picture? a little talk to county offi cials on the topic ethics. If this is the It leaves us unprotected and at great risk. proverbial shot across the bow, then a few politicos must have —Avalon Newfield National Bank offers trouble sleeping at night. *** FREE Checking, —Cape May County Can the commissioners (all three) explain why we do not *** have a street-signed evacuation route for the citizens of our FREE Internet Banking As a frequent customer of CVS in Middle Township, I just town? What happens in the event of an evacuation? Where do want to thank Laura for being so friendly, courteous and pleasant I drive? Do the commissioners run door to door and "shout get and FREE Online Bill Pay. to her customers. She is a cashier and she is so very helpful out of town" immediately? Is there a siren or loud horn blasts when I go in there. that signals to evacuate? Is a radio station assigned for more Now that’s what good service is all about! —Court House information? Has there been a citywide practice run for the sake *** of assurance that we do know what to do? Can we at least hear Stop into one of our local offices for more I am calling about how people are doing and selling drugs the notifi cation device? Do we know what seniors may need as- and are getting social services to pay their rent, give them money sistance in the event of an evacuation? Is there a sign-up sheet information or to open your and food stamps, and they don’t have to do anything for it. It to register with the police? This is a total disgrace and I mean FREE NJ Consumers Checking Account.* really makes me mad, and I would just like people to be aware I just don't have any faith and confi dence in any of the three about that. I know people who are doing absolutely nothing commissioners and the police chief. and are still getting high. It is just ridiculous. —Sea Isle City —Wildwood (ED NOTE: According to William Kennedy, Sea Isle's chief *** of police and Emergency Management coordinator, the town When will they wise up? The mayor and his committee were has an emergency siren that would sound on a city-wide sys- Member asked to try and keep their budgets a little lower as well as the tem. Also police would drive through the town notifying citi- FDIC school board. Quite a few seniors asked them at various meet- zens of the emergency. Sea Isle is working with several other ings, but it seems they just don’t hear senior citizens. Please municipalities on a possible contract with Global Connect for tell me how the mayor and his committee raised the budget up an emergency calling service that would notify residents of an 1-800-690-3440 • www.newfieldbank.com $2.4 million from last year. With all the new businesses open- emergency with a telephone call, a service the city of North ing at the Grand Mall at Route 9 and 47, I am sure they are Wildwood uses.) taking in a lot of tax dollars. At least that is what we were told Corporate Office: Newfield *** when they asked residents of Middle Township to accept these Why is it always just half a story? How convenient to only In Cape May County: 2087 South Route 9, Seaville, NJ 08230 businesses. Also, what the heck is the school board doing with mention the so-called “threat” the Lower Offi cer/Referee gave 609-624-1200 all the money they are getting, their budget this year is $42 mil- to the 16 yr. old “punk”. Why not mention that the 16 year Seaville Loan Office: 108 Route 50, Unit 3, Seaville, NJ 08230 lion? With Middle Township quickly becoming a senior citizen old threw his equipment at the offi cer and called him a pig? 1-800-690-3440 community, why does the school board need all this money? And you think it’s the offi cer who needs anger management? Time for someone to start asking a lot of questions. Unbelievable. *A customer may not maintain any other personal checking accounts in —Going Broke in Shannon Oaks –Lower Township conjuction with this account. Terms subject to change without notice. *** *** Obviously the workers who go outside to have a cigarette I think that the “fat cutting” needs to begin at the top of our have more respect for their coworkers than management does for lovely democracy. We need to get rid of all the “ghost jobs” smoking in the MUA building and other public buildings. given as political favors to those in Trenton and beyond who are —Lower Township on payrolls for 100K and more where our tax dollars are “hard *** at work.” Don’t tell me this state has to lay off the guy at Public This is for the evil-minded person in Erma. You should stay Works who barely makes enough to feed and shelter his family PUBLIC NOTICE in the closet. You are evil minded against gay and lesbian so the guy in the state capital can keep making payment on his Mosquito control is everyone’s responsibility; please do your part by preventing people. If you had a child, a daughter or a son that was gay or Mercedes! standing water from accumulating on your property. For more information on mos- lesbian, would you put them out to the wolves and turn your –Court House quitoes and mosquito control contact the Cape May County Department of Mosquito back on them? Don’t you know how many gay and lesbian *** Control Program at (609) 465-9038 and/or visit our website at people are fi ghting for you right now over seas so that you can After enduring a recent tragedy, you start to think about what www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito live in a free nation? You’re the one with the evil mind and is truly important in life. It is so sad to see so many people you’re the one who needs psychiatric help. plugging through each day and not enjoying life. Life is about In compliance with section 9.10 & 9.15 of the New Jersey Pesticide Control Code —Wildwood Crest choices. Life is about happiness. You look around at this island (N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30) the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control *** and half of the people seem so unhappy. It’s an island fi lled of (CMCDMC) may be applying pesticides for the control of adult mosquito populations Last July and August residents complained at city commission- fake smiles, and fake happiness. Have the guts to be with the on an area-wide basis, as needed, throughout Cape May County during the period of ers’ meetings about the city being dirty, no one said the trash one’s you love. Life is too short to have regrets. Kudos to those April 1st through November 30th, 2007. men were not doing their job; we know they work hard in all who smile because they really are happy! kinds of weather. After those meetings it took 10 weeks to get The pesticides used will be those recommended by the New Jersey Agricultural Ex- –Wildwood Crest rusty trashcans off of Rio Grande Avenue. It took three months *** periment Station (NJAES) for the control of adult mosquitoes which include: Mala- to get all the rotten-looking boardwalk benches painted; paint thion (Fyfanon ULV) and/or Resmethrin/piperonyl butoxide (Scourge), and/or Sum- In regards to such high real estate property taxes in Wild- didn’t peal off all of them; that took years of neglect. Our parks ithrin/piperonyl butoxide (Anvil 2+2, Anvil 10+10). Products will be applied from the wood, it was a resort town with no quality of life for so long, are still a disgrace; there are still rusty trashcans on New Jersey ground by truck or hand held equipment and/or aircraft, all using Low Volume or until the building boom began, there was boarded up buildings, Ultra Low Volume techniques. Avenue. Look at the abandoned property at the base of the Rio empty lots used for illegal dumping, a decrepit town. Seven Grande Avenue Bridge, there is an ordinance to getting to that, years ago when new construction began, there was a frenzy to Contact the National Pesticide Information Center at 1/800/858-7378 for routine all commercial lots are to be paved. Look at the abandoned invest in wildwood, because it was the last place to buy property pesticide related health inquires. Call the New Jersey Pesticide Control Program at building across from Wildwood City Hall with holes in it and at a reasonable price. Drive around the town now, there are so 609/984-6507 for pesticide regulation information, pesticide complaints and health three different shades of plywood. That is an obvious fi retrap. many sale signs on homes, probably due to such high real estate referrals. In the case of any pesticide emergency, please contact the New Jersey Poi- It is obvious these commissioners have let this stuff go. It’s time taxes, and foreclosures. Property owners in wildwood will see son Information and Education System at 1/800/222-1222. to vote them all out. Two hundred three, year-round on the pay no decrease in property taxes under the current administration, roll is fi scal insanity and the city is still dirty. only to continuously increase the revenue. Wildwoods tax as- Upon request, the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control shall provide —Wildwood sessor Joe Gallagher publicly stated in the Herald in 2004, new a resident with notification at least 12 hours prior to the application, except for *** owners of townhouses were going to get zonked, and taxed un- Quarantine and Disease Vector Control only when conditions necessitate pesticide The commissioners in Wildwood should be very careful fairly he sure was right. Residents in wildwood seriously need application sooner than that time. about who they promote in the police department. While you to consider voting in a New Administration in the upcoming may gain a vote or two, make the wrong promotion and dozens election or consider yourself as a homeowner, to bear the bur- The phone number/website for updated information on time and location of will vote against your ticket. Thirty or so votes will make a big den of your property taxes continually rising. Under your cur- adult mosquito control application(s) is 609/465-9038 press “1”. Website: difference in this tight election. rent administration in city hall in wildwood, there should be an www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito. Those seeking further information regard- —Wildwood audit performed, of all fi nancial records to see where your tax ing the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control activities are requested *** dollars are being spent. to contact Peter Bosak, PhD NJCPA 24144B, 35 Route 47 North, Dias Creek, When was the change made that new construction sites New Jersey 08210. –Wildwood were no longer required to have a dumpster on site? There is *** also no confi ned space area. Maybe someone from the construc- (Page A29 Please) Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29 Spout Off NOW Grande. Lets make the Middle Township approve more Liquor OFFERING (From Page A28) Licenses to reduce the tax burden on us. Having more fun GE/Hunter Douglas PRIORITY Why is there no due process? The State of New Jersey places to go would be great. We have the population to warrant Financing Since takes between three and four years to steal its citizens’ money creation of 2 or 3 more liquor licenses. The Township could be 1973! de Satnick’s under the cover of Riparian Claims. Stealing the money is one a better place to live. thing, but taking three to four years to do it is criminal. Sell- –Middle Township Blinds, Shades & Draperies, Custom Shutters ers who have Riparian Claims on their properties must keep *** Shop-at-Home Service money in escrow with a title company for 3 or 4 years (usually Why were there two police offi cers in car 207 throwing much more than the fi nal grant amount), while the State takes trash in the back of my neighbor’s truck on Saturday morn- Cape May’s Leader in Window Coverings a ridiculous amount of time to process grant applications. How ing? They came back several times. Is this how they earn their does this process benefi t anyone, including the State? They money in North Wildwood? could have their money in a matter of months if they tried –North Wildwood 884-2545 and the Sellers could move on with their lives. Ask your State *** representative. I have heard from a reliable source that the project of elimi- www.desatnicks.com –Sea Isle City nating the traffi c lights on the parkway at exits 9, 10 & 11 *** has been stalled for the time being. This is great news as far as We would like to say thank you to the two teachers from I am concerned. The thought of dealing with the chaos during SHOWCASE Margaret Mace who made our lunch break a little more excit- construction is enough to make you shudder. People would DEALER ing on Friday when they were parking their car. Great smiles avoid vacationing down here because of it. Fewer accidents is are hard to come by. One question, how come teachers never what fostered this ridiculous idea to begin with. But instead, looked like that when we were in school? what needs to be done to reduce the accidents is to spend the –North Wildwood money on more police presence to enforce the 50 mph speed *** limit (everyone goes 65 to 70), put up better traffi c signals Protect Your If the wind blows your trash container over emptying your and place more warnings informing motorists of the impend- 3.5% garbage all over, it’s still your trash. So, pick it up. Rio not-so- ing intersections, etc., etc. Trust me, you do not want to see Grande. this project come to reality. Drive more carefully through the Sales Home from -Rio Grande area and endorse the idea of better intersections at 9, 10 & 11 *** not eliminating them. Tax Hurricanes To the Court House person who stated that they visited –Cape May their loved one in Crest Haven Nursing facility and found *** with it shocking with terrible conditions and treatment as found at Wake up taxpayers it is past time to tell your legislators Walter Reed Center, is in my opinion 100 percent wrong. I that your taxes are too high. You know they’re out of control fi nd the facility to be immaculate, friendly, and very well man- when the state and the federal government give grants to rich aged. This facility provides the best care possible in Cape May towns like Avalon and Stone Harbor. Better yet, when they County for our residents. I have a loved one living there for Impact-Resistant use your hard earned money to advertise programs like food the last nine months and I cannot applaud the staff enough stamps and section 8 housing. for their sincerity and excellent care to their residents. I visit –Avalon at all hours and have never found anything to be shocking! *** from On the contrary I fi nd it very accommodating. You need to Thank you for the Easter Egg Hunt! It was well planned. Vinyl Windows visit other local nursing facilities before you call Crest Haven The hunt for ages three and under had plenty of eggs for every- Shocking!! one. My grandson loved it! Thanks again Rec. Dept. –Court House –Dennis Township *** *** Comments: Why is it that the Wawa in Rio Grande and In response to the negative comments being printed about Designed to help keep wind and debris from Villas have the same exact gas price and about fi ve minutes our police captain. if anyone of you had as much courage and down Bayshore Rd. the Wawa in North Cape May has a differ- fortitude or a little cooth, or even half of the captain’s caliber, penetrating your home’s exterior during ent price? Shouldn’t all the Wawa’s have the same exact price? you would speak to him in person instead of hiding behind this volatile weather conditions This is isn’t the fi rst time that Wawa has played this sort of paper like a coward to spew your venum! game. How come I am getting charged fi ve to six cents more –Wildwood Crest NOW AVAILABLE AT for regular gasoline in Rio Grande than the people in North *** Cape May? Hopefully along with the school the new commissioners –Rio Grande will look at the recreation department. They are useless and WILDWOOD GLASS INC. *** their salaries are out of this world considering they get to work What Happened! I just came back from Florida, only spent after 9:00 because they have to get the kids to school, go to the fi ve days there, and Leahy Sports is closed. There isn’t any beach for their hour lunch break and need to leave before 3:00 New Construction and Replacement Windows merchandise. The walls are bare. I never saw any “Sale” in order to coach the track team not to mention all the time Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops signs. What do we do if we still have a gift certifi cate from spent at the school and planning the school trips. No wonder Christmas? Could someone fi nd out for us? I loved shopping she doesn’t have time to plan any recreation activities for the Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures there. Thanks rec department. She is too busy planning activities in school. –Rio Grande Notice all kids in Sea Isle don’t attend the public school there- 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 *** fore she should spend her time planning activities for all of Sea I dropped off my son for baseball practice the other day, Isle not just the privileges few and couldn’t believe all of the trash and garbage all over the –Sea Isle City ground at the High school baseball fi eld at Middle. Don’t they *** have a grounds-keeper? If not, they need to get one! It I’d like to say that Elaine at the CVS on 26th street in was disgusting. North Wildwood is one of the kindest and most polite people Buy 1 Get 1 25% Off –Middle Township in the area. She is always wishing you a good and careful day *** and is very willing to help. You actions Elaine are appreciated, Yankee Candle • 22oz Jars If Middle does not control the budget as well as the BOE, Thank You. they will fi nd all the senior communities empty, as the seniors –Wildwood SALE will move to communities where the taxpayer is considered. *** Your choice any fragrance All we seem to do is build more and more for others to move Wake up Philadelphia. Until you gain enough confi dence here at the expense of those already living here. ENOUGH! in your Police Department to allow them to take back control –Court House of the streets, the violence will continue. Putting more bodies *** (the Brass) on the streets will not accomplish the goal. Give Buy 9 Get 3 Free Van Drew vs. Asselta? LoBiondo worried about reelection? your Police Offi cers the power to take the guns off the streets As a republican, I say too bad. From top to bottom the re- and they will. Philadelphia is no longer a fun place to be when Yankee Votive Candles or publicans have let us down and I think it’s time to change, you fear for your life by going there. How can you allow this especially here in Lower Township where the republican party to continue? SALE Wax Potpourri Tarts (Craig) has not solved a single problem, but actually is the –Court House problem. The only answer these people have is to raise the *** taxes and not a single one of them has an original thought. If I want to thank the Middle Township police department the republicans run this sorry bunch again, look for a democrat for the great job that they do. We have had to call the police sweep. That would be ok to me. out on several occasions in the past year for problems in our –Lower Township neighborhood and the Police have responded wonderfully. *** From the dispatcher on the phone to the offi cers who quickly Hey Wildwood, why don’t you pave Rio Grande Ave? respond everyone is professional and caring. People may com- Leave the bumpy rides for the boardwalk. plain about taxes in Middle Township but as far as I am con- –Rio Grande cerned the police force that we have here is priceless. Thanks SALE *** again guys for the great job. If the 23 people running for offi ces continue to put up large –Rio Grande/Edgewood election signs, the town is going to look like the entrance to *** Any 3 for $6 the Walt Whitman Bridge. Add this to all the large beer adver- Congratulations are in order for Mrs. La Corte and the Rich- tisements and we will really be Sign Isle City. ard Teitelman Marching Band! They did an awesome job in –Sea Isle City New York for the St. Patty’s Day Parade. I am very proud of Yankee Car Jar *** them all. Keep up the great work. So why did the counterfeiting scam in Wildwood make the –Erma Air Fresheners news but not in North Wildwood? The same people passed the *** same bad money in both stores. N. Wildwood trying to keep its ‘clean’ image? Networking Expo April 25 –Wildwood/North Wildwood *** WILDWOOD — Preparations are entering the fi nal President Bush continues to tell us that the Iraqi Army is taking the lead role in fi ghting the insurgency in and around stages for 2007 Business @ The Beach Expo, scheduled Baghdad. If that is true then why did twice as many American for April 25 at Wildwoods Convention Center. troops die in March compared to Iraqi troops? Could this just The event, sponsored by the Cape May County Cham- be another Bush lie? ber of Commerce, is the largest business-networking –Court House event in the county. *** Over 75 exhibitors are planning to attend, and attend- Congratulations to the tax collector on her recent retire- ees are expected from hundreds of local businesses. 3137 Rt. 9 South, Rio Grande ment. She was a true professional and will be missed. The event affords a showcase of products and services –Dennis Township to those most likely to utilize them. *** (609) 465-3641 The Press recently ran an article on city vehicles and whom Grand prize for those who attend will be a free offi ce they were assigned to in AC. In the interest of saving taxpayer party. Open Every Day 10-5 dollars, a series by the Herald starting with CM County and The expo will begin at 4 p.m. and continues to 7 then each town outlining vehicle assignment and vehicle type p.m. would be greatly appreciated. How about it, Editors? Better Exhibitors may begin to set up at noon on the event yet, let the county and the towns publish their own records day. (YANKEE SALE RIO GRANDE STORE ONLY) to show good faith There are various levels of sponsorship, from Platinum –Villas at $2,000, Gold, at $1,250 and Silver, at $750. This sale can not be combined with any other *** Those interested in one of those should contact John We need a place like Applebees or TGIF. Maybe in Rio sale/coupon or offer Kelly, marketing director at 465-7181. A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

News Digests (From Page A12) attempting to arrest him. Kennedy suffered an elbow person seen in the 400 block of Second Avenue here. Pill Stop injury during the arrest. Boyle was transported to Patrolman Kris Mazza confronted the suspect, John buildings that once were part of Ponder- VILLAS — Janice A. Simmons, 48, of Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital with a possible frac- Hercher, 23, of West Cape May, who was charged with lodge have fallen into disrepair and have Salem, was arrested for drug possession tured thumb and ligament damage. Sloan was charged resisting arrest. Police recovered over $800 of stolen fallen prey to vandals. March 30 about 3:30 p.m. following a with two counts of aggravated assault on police offi cers, property taken from a car parked on West Perry Street. traffi c stop here on Bayshore Road by resisting arrest and defi ant trespass. He was lodged in Police also recovered knife and drug paraphernalia. Two Stolen Car Lower Township police detectives and county jail under $15,000 cash bail. offi cers received minor injuries while Hercher physi- STONE HARBOR — An alert patrol- the county Narcotics Task Force. Investi- cally resisted being taken into custody. He was charged man spotted a vehicle reported stolen gation found Simmons was in possession Van Drew vs. Asselta? with two accounts of aggravated assault, unlawful from Pennsylvania March 24. Stone of two ounces of marijuana and over VILLAS — Democratic Assemblyman Jeff Van Drew possession of a weapon, resisting arrest, burglary, two Harbor police were notifi ed by Kilbuck 100 prescription Oxycotin pills. She was is considering challenging Sen. Nicholas Asselta, a Re- counts of theft, obstructing the administration of law, Township, Pa. police that a motor charged with possession of marijuana publican, for his First District seat this fall. A Democrat and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. Bail was vehicle was taken without the owner’s with intent to distribute a prescription has not held the seat since 1991. Asselta has contacted set at $50,000. consent. Offi cer Matthew Sokorai narcotic. Bail was set at $15,000. Street union leaders asking for their support. Asselta and Van spotted the vehicle on Sunset Drive. value of the Oxycotin was over $4,000, Drew have had a cordial relationship and Asselta said Gas and Grass He made a motor vehicle stop in the according to police. he did not understand Van Drew’s motive for running VILLAS — When a Wawa gas attendant removed 200 block of 97th Street at 12:34 p.m. against him. Van Drew said Democratic leaders have the gas cap from a vehicle here April 1 at about 6:45 Both occupants of the vehicle were Assault on Offi cer asked him to run for the Senate seat. p.m., a plastic bag allegedly containing marijuana and subsequently arrested and taken into VILLAS — Lower Township police a hand-rolled joint fell out of the vehicle fuel port area. custody. A search of the vehicle resulted arrested John Sloan, 38, of Ocean City, Car Burglary The vehicle’s owner asked the attendant if he found the in recovery of a knife, and various credit March 31 at about 1:30 p.m. after he plastic bag. The attendant confi rmed that he had and cards that belonged to the victim. Ar- WEST CAPE MAY — Cape May police were con- allegedly struck an offi cer. Sloan called said he was calling police. The vehicle’s owner drove rested were Samuel S. Sadowski, 20, of tacted April 1 about 12:07 a.m. regarding a suspicious police to standby while he recovered away but was located by police at his residence on Rose Ben Avon, Pa. and a 16-year-old juvenile. property regarding a civil matter from Lane. Donald Murray, 23, was charged with posses- Both were charged with receiving stolen a residence on Texas Avenue in Villas. sion of under 50 grams marijuana and released on a property, possession of a weapon and According to police, Sloan became very complaint summons. possession of stolen credit cards. Bail The Truth About Easter irate with the homeowner and at- was set at $7,500 for Sadowski, and The only way that could tempted to rush at him. Offi cer Michael By JIM CHEW he was remanded to county jail. The happen is if the weekly Kennedy placed himself between the juvenile was lodged in Cape May County Sabbath immediately fol- men. Offi cer Joseph Boyle responded to Jesus celebrated the Juvenile Intake Center. The case is pend- lowed the special Sabbath Final Countdown the scene and was struck in the chest Feast of Unleavened Bread ing review by the county Prosecutor’s day that year. When you by Sloan who struggled with offi cers by celebrating the Passover By ELEANOR S. ZITO Offi ce. (see Matt 26:17-29, Mark trace the timing back- wards, you will fi nd that 14 12-25, and Luke 22 X Jesus celebrated Passover 7-20). Leviticus 23:5- Celluloid tiger, Pier Paolo LoBiondo Says No to Budget on Wednesday night (after 6 states that “The Lords stalking the narrow twisting hobbled 6 p.m. the beginning of Passover begins at twilight cobbled streets of Roman ghettos WASHINGTON, D.C. — spending and full funding be used for Amtrak’s most day 14 of the fi rst Jewish on the 14th day of the fi rst preying on The Violent Life, pawing U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo of the president’s defense unprofi table routes and al- month). He was crucifi ed month. the beast in a blue collar, fi nding (R-2d) wasn’t impressed budget. low it to reallocate funds; about 9 a.m. Thursday (still On the 15th day the the stench of winding down inevitable. with either the a fi ve-year The Republican proposal and with a larger major- day 14). He died during Feast of Unleavened Bread IX Democratic budget plan, or was defeated (160-268). ity (98-332) against strip- that day (about 3 p.m. begins.” Since a Jewish Scent of a nobody in a bistro his own party’s alternative LoBiondo voted along ping $87 million from the Thursday) and then was day begins at twilight (6 near the Termini, All Hallows Night, that would have exempted with the majority (299- grants package that would buried before sun-down; p.m.) and not like our day luring on late, the eleventh hour, President Bush’s tax cuts to 124) to provide $7.3 bil- aid intercity bus compa- that was day one in the (12 midnight), the Lords to leap into your life, your Alfa Romeo— allow them to be renewed lion in grants over four nies, though private. grave. Thursday night Passover was celebrated Tigre Maschio! To be a somebody, in 2010. years to protect mass-tran- All voting members 6 p.m. began the special at 6 p.m. — the beginning “Pasolini’s newest discovery.” The fi rst was approved sit systems from terrorist agreed (426-0) to vote on Sabbath (day 15); that was of the 14th day (see also VIII (216-210) and it projects attacks. a measure in response to night one in the grave. Numbers 28:16). Making tracks at a midnight supper $2.9 trillion in spending He refused, along with recent reports of unaccept- Friday was day two in the So 24 hours after the this neo-Adonis long-haired cub for 2008, a $213 billion the House majority (130- able treatment of veterans grave (special Sabbath, day Lords Passover is when prowling your past, your Ricotta Christ— deficit, more domestic 299) to prevent grants to at VA hospitals. The bill 15). Friday night at 6 p.m. the fi rst day of the Feast of your harlot hung upon a Cross— requires the military to began the weekly Sabbath; Unleavened Bread begins obscenity to the pompous pillars, College Plans Job Fair 2007 upgrade outpatient treat- that was night two in the (on the 15th day of the fi rst affront to the establishment. ment, cut red tape and ease grave. Saturday was the MAYS LANDING — At- Twisties Restaurant. month). Leviticus 23:7 VII a patient’s transition from weekly Sabbath; that was lantic Cape Community Representatives of local states: “On the fi rst day Soft growl of protest, comrade— Department of Defense to day three in the grave. College will hold “Job Fair employers will answer hold a sacred assembly and constant assurance that you, Department of Veteran Af- At 6 p.m. Saturday the 2007” 11 a.m.-2 p.m., April questions and do on-the- do no regular work.” like Ussuri tigers are harmless fairs supervision. weekly Sabbath was over; 10, on its Mays Landing spot interviews or schedule That day was to be a except to fat cats and hunters; The Patriot Act got a that began night three Campus, 5100 Black Horse an appointment for an special Sabbath day (re- stay free—bite even fellow travelers Pike. The event will be trimming, with LoBiondo in the grave. Sometime interview at their location. member, the day began at quivering over pinned dogs. held in the cafeteria and Students and community agreeing with a substantial that night (before 6 a.m. 6 p.m.). Jesus was cruci- VI lobbies of adjoining J and M members are encouraged majority (329-78), to elimi- Sunday) Jesus arose (Matt fied on the 14th day of Night walk, a whisper, the forest, buildings. The fair allows to bring copies of their nate a provision that al- 28:1-6). Thus, Jesus said the month (about 9 a.m.). bared beach of Ostia, ancient seaport area employers to meet resumes to leave with em- lowed the president to ap- He would be three days and When Jesus died later that among the ruins where Augustine with college students and ployers. point U.S. attorneys with- three nights in the grave, day, His body had to be lost himself in a passion older, members of the community For more information out Senate confi rmation. and He was! removed before 6 p.m. (be- fi ercer than this feral burning to discuss career opportuni- regarding this event, e- The timing of this vote was Jesus was crucifi ed on a fore the special Sabbath day creeping in your sinewy heart. ties at their businesses. mail Cynthia Correa, tied to the ongoing con- Thursday and arose before began)(see John 19:31). V Some employers who will ACCC’s Career and Aca- troversy over the fi ring of 6 a.m. Sunday. Jesus always be on hand to fi ll seasonal This 14th day was also (Pier Paolo Pasolini. . . demic Planning Center, eight U.s. attorneys that is speaks the truth. We can and current job needs in- called Preparation Day long hours I’ve watched your Gospel [email protected] or subject to a congressional set aside as special any clude: Aeropostale, AFLAC, call 625-1111, ext. 5274. — the day all yeast was in the dimness of cinema coming investigation. day to remember Jesus American Eagle, American to be removed from every to love your irresistible Jesus crucifixion (i.e. Friday), General, Army National Jewish house (see Mark baiting the Pharisees, pulling but we cannot truthfully Guard, AtlantiCare Kids, 15:42, Luke 23:54 and the poor to His heart, dying for them. state: “Jesus was crucifi ed Atlantic Medical Supply, John 19:31). IV on a Friday” when we AW Young Detectives; The Sabbath referred It was your world and ours— know He was crucifi ed on Borgata Hotel & Spa, to in these scripture refer- lustful, treacherous, violent Babylon— a Thursday. Clarion Hotel, Client Net- ences is the special Sabbath Christ died for; work Services, Congress Researched and com- day, not the weekly Sabbath its swell of naked evil Hall, Harrah’s Hotel & Ca- piled by Jim Chew, March day. The women could not makes that lonely death sino, JCPenney, K-Mart, 10, 2005. anoint Jesus body before it all the more beautiful. Monumental Life Insur- was buried nor on the next ance Company, Securities, III day since it was the special In your eyes I saw, through Inc., Staples, Stat Staffi ng, Sabbath day (since that Holy Trinity U.S. Army, and Wyndham your ears heard His singular way, would desecrate the Sab- not your agnostic cry but Christ Resort. bath) so they had to wait till Holy Week Restaurants attending revealing to the broken-hearted the special Sabbath day was include Donna’s Place, Schedule Told to poor and rejected ones—His love. Elaine’s Dinner Theater, over (Luke 23:56). Can you be lost among the happy number?) Harbor Pines Golf Club, Re- But that year the weekly WILDWOOD — The Lu- II nault Winery, Periwinkles, Sabbath day followed the theran Church of the Holy Now on a dirt road suddenly Sea Salt Restaurant and special Sabbath day, so Trinity announced the Holy fangs of challenger bared, night wind rising they had to wait till 6 p.m. Week Triduum Services. rushing through old yews, tall pines Saturday when the weekly They are as follows: blow after blow, a fall of bloody rain, great drops Sabbath day (6 p.m. Friday Maundy Thursday Ser- burst of red fl ares, Roman candles to 6 p.m. Saturday) was vice, 7:30 p.m. Commemo- stars fl ung down, trailing their brilliance over. But then it was night ration of the Last Supper across the battered head, (when robbers came out) and the Foot Washing. last take. . .fade. . .darkness so the women waited till Good Friday, interactive THE END early the next morning family service, 3:30 p.m. I (Sunday morning) (Matt and Tenebrae, service of Povero tigre 28:1, Luke 245:1). diminishing light, 7:30 caught in the absolute freeze Want to get a passport? Maybe you think that p.m. Christine Cote no mob scene, prop or priest, the special Sabbath day Easter Vigil, service of no Dismas to whisper Remember. . . All kinds of Workers continue to construct pedestrian connec- and the weekly Sabbath day Fire, Light, Water and the tor near County Park East March 28. Expected to still, on the other side of violence government information are coincided (that they were Word, 7:30 p.m. Children The Lamb. just a click or call away. be complete around Memorial Day, according to the same day); but in Matt and adults are invited to County Engineer Dale Foster, the wooden bridge 12:40 Jesus stated: “the bring a stuffed animal for This is a poem about Pasolini’s fi lm, The Gospel will be 10 feet wide. It will be under supervision Son of Man will be three the story of the fl ood and of the Parks Department. Motorized vehicles will of Saint Matthew, appropriate for Holy Week. It is a 1 (800) FED- INFO days and three nights in the a bell to ring for the Easter tribute to Editor Emeritus, Joe Zelnik. be barred. heart of the earth.” celebration. Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A 3 1

I want you to imagine great love for us, sent Jesus, life in step with him. to be “remembered” then Gifts for for a moment what your who became one of us and Now back to Jimmy and remember Jesus this week Every life would be like if you SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT paved the way to rescue us what he has to do with and maybe what was once completely lost your ability so that we would not have Easter. The doctor treating dead in you will fi nd new Occasion to remember things. to live the rest of our lives him wondered if the Kor- life again and in humble Baptism Some of you may feel like in the dark, but could come sakoff Syndrome had left communion with your God this process has already With Pastor Rudy out and live and move and Jimmy to be able to have you will fi nd your soul and First Holy begun. But I want you breathe and grow in the any meaningful spiritual be renewed. Communion to imagine, for just a mo- him for 10 years. He saw new every time. light. connection at all. Join Pastor Rudy this Confi rmation ment as kind of a mental him at least once a week Every time Jimmy looked Easter reminds us of The doctor walked by Easter at the Lighthouse exercise, what your life during that period. And in the mirror, he expected what God did so that when the hospital chapel one day Church. Call 465-6690 Lamb Book Store would be like if you were every time that the doctor to see a 19 year-old young we remember him, we and inside he saw Jimmy. for services and times… 901 New Jersey Ave., completely unable to bring saw Jimmy, even though man and you could just become the people that Jimmy was kneeling on the or check out the Website North Wildwood • 729-2650 to mind the books that you they had been meeting imagine the shock when he we were always designed ground and he was receiv- www.tlccma.org Closed Sun. & Mon. have read, the people you regularly for a decade, the would always see a graying, to be. When I remember ing communion. Jimmy have met, the experiences doctor had to be reintro- mature man staring back at Jesus, I fi nally realize who had been going to chapel that you have had. What duced to Jimmy as if they him. Jimmy forgot who he I really am. I am not an regularly to receive com- would life be like if it was were meeting for the very was and one of the fruits accident of mere circum- munion. The doctor noted Court House Pharmacy all blotted out from your fi rst time. of the disease that had stance. that when Jimmy was in mind? Jimmy could sit down plagued him was because My identity is not up for the chapel in the presence YOUR INDEPENDENT PHARMACY There was once such a with a magazine and read he had no memory, he grabs daily to the highest of his God it was like he man whose name was Jim- it and by the time he got to could not retain an iden- bidder. Because of what Je- was another person. my. Jimmy suffered from the end of the periodical, tity. And in the plight of sus did for me, I am a child All of the anxiety and a disease called Korsakoff’s he would have completely Jimmy I want to give you and a friend of God and it emotional confusion that Syndrome which left him forgotten the beginning the principle I want you to is my privilege to live this is usually associated with incapable of recalling any- of it. This meant that he chew on today: the Korsakoff Syndrome thing that happened to him could literally have read Who you are depends Unitarians was gone. The doctor saw after the age of 19. The that magazine over and upon your ability to re- To Host Author, that in this posture, Jimmy doctor who treated Jimmy over again and it would be member!!! was focused and at rest and writes about him in a book. new every time. He could Who you are depends Teacher Sunday he saw a peace in his eyes The doctor met Jimmy have read that magazine upon your ability to re- that he thought Jimmy was when he was 50 years for the rest of his earthly member!!! ABSECON — Teacher, incapable of. FRED MELROY R.P. old. The doctor treated life and it would have been For Christians, we are author and mythologist And I want you to hear entering Holy Week. It is a Joseph Campbell will be what the doctor writes WE COMPOUND PRESCRIPTIONS time that we are challenged the focus of the Sunday, in the end of his account • Durable Medical Goods • We Bill Medicare to remember what Jesus service of the Unitarian about Jimmy: “In a mo- Good Friday Christ did for us when he Universalist Congregation ment of communion, Jim- NEW literally gave his life as a of the South Jersey Shore my found his soul!” Prescription Delivery Community sacrifi ce of love for us, dy- (UUCSJS). If who you are depends Available MOST of Campbell, best known Cape May County. Service ing for our sins upon the upon your ability to re- Call for details. cross on Good Friday and for his discussion with Bill member, then this Easter 12 – 3 pm conquering sin and death Moyers on PBS, saw differ- week please remember by rising from the dead on ing spiritual traditions as Jesus and what He did for We can avor your child’s medicine! at North Wildwood Easter Sunday. manifestations of the same you. When you take the United Methodist Church By remembering what universal truths — human- time to remember Jesus CARLTON CARDS A CARD FOR EVERY OCCASION Jesus did for us and by kind’s “One Great Story.” and you do it right, you 2nd Ave., North Wildwood receiving his free gift of Mark Bernstein, a long- actually discover who and 315 Rt. 9 South • CMCH sponsored by forgiveness and new life time member of the Unitar- what you were truly meant (block So. of Wawa) The Greater Wildwood as our own, we can get a ian Society of Germantown, to be. If you feel dis- Open Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9-3 MAC better picture of who we Pa. and Judge of the Court membered today and long Delivery Available • Call 465-4661 Pastoral Association are and what we are here of Common Pleas in Phila- F to do on planet earth. Re- delphia County, will share Call 609-522-5000 for information. membering Him helps us to his belief that Campbell’s understand clearly who we scholarship confirms the “Out with the New, in with the Old” really are! universality of the Unitar- “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 We are people created ian faith. in the image of God who An Easter Egg hunt will Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church because of our sin have be held for the children Need A Container? fallen away and are in after the service. King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching danger of falling prey to UUCSJS meets at the Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values Call Raff Recycling for a 10, 15, the many voices out there John D. Young Memorial 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 20 or 30 yarder for Trash or trying to mold us in an Lions Blind Center, at the image that was not the corner of Pitney Road and Construction Debris one intended for us by the Crestview Avenue, in Ab- Sunday School 9:45 a.m. God who made us. secon. Services begin at Fast, efficient service. And God, because of his 10 a.m. Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Religious education Also... We will pay you for your St. Joseph classes for children are Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. held during adult worship. Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. recyclable aluminum cans, Holy Week Nursery and toddler care copper, brass, and batteries that Schedule Told also are available. For more Children’s Bible information visit www. you bring to us at 209 Goshen SEA ISLE CITY — St. uucsjs.org Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Joseph Church, 44th and & Family Road in Cape May Court House! Landis Ave. has announced Our Lady its Holy Week schedule. It Metal Prices Are Up is as follows: Of the Angels Holy Thursday, 7 p.m. Ask Call 465-7406 for details. mass in auditorium. Schedule Told HARDY Adoration in the church About until 11 p.m. COURT HOUSE — Eas- Good Friday, Liturgy of ter Week schedule for Our Church’s PANSIES Lady of the Angels Church, Open Daily (ALL COLORS) the Passion at 3 p.m. in the 884-3927 Closed Saving auditorium. Mechanic Street and the 8am-6pm Sunday Ready Solemn Stations of the Parkway are as follows 522 Seashore Rd., Erma, NJ • near County Airport Plan to Plant Cross at 7 p.m. in the Confessions: Today, 7-8 www.churchsbeachgrass.com church. p.m. Holy Saturday, Easter Holy Thursday: Morning Prevent QUALITY NURSERY STOCK vigil mass at 7 p.m. prayer, 8 a.m.; Mass of the Crabgrass for Easter Sunday, masses in Lord’s Supper, 7:30 p.m. Tractor Trailer Loads arriving weekly the auditorium at 7, 8:30, Adoration of the Eucharist the season! 10 and 11:30 a.m. until midnight. CRABGRASS Now Offering Crocs Masses in the church at Good Friday: Morning 10 and 11:30 a.m. prayer 8 a.m.; Liturgy of PREVENTER • Comfortable, cool, the Passion and Death of molds to your feet Our Lord, 3 p.m.; Tenebrae Now is • Has a protective, Service, 8 p.m. the time Holy Saturday: Morning skid-proof toe cap Prayer 8 a.m.; Easter Vigil to apply! • Many colors to choose Office Furniture for Home & Office 8 p.m. Easter Sunday: Masses at Start Your - OFFICES TO GO - 7:30, 9, 10:15 and 11:30 Garden Early a.m. LAWN •QUALITY DESK FOOD Full Line of Vegetable •ECONOMY “The moral and re- 5,000 Sq. Ft. 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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 TENEBRAE WITH MINI-CANTATA: “Shadows of Sacrifice” UNITED METHODIST EASTER SUNDAY WORSHIP COMMUNITY SUNRISE WORSHIP - 6:15am CHURCH (88th and the Beach in S.H.) EASTER COMMUNION - 8:30am FESTIVAL FAMILY SERVICE - 10am Thursday, Phone: 609-368-3031 • e-mail: [email protected] April 5th The Rev. Dr. Glenn F. Schoenberger, Pastor • 7 pm Maundy Thursday Our Mission: To Draw People to Christ and His Church Worship Service with Communion Friday, April 6th MB’S EMP 12 noon - 1 pm Good Friday Worship Service E TO TY AN TH D Easter Sunday, ART’S FIL April 8th HE LED • 6:30 am Sunrise Service Y !! • 8:30 am Contemporary Worship M CCOMEOME AANDND EEXPERIENCEXPERIENCE ! • 9:45 am Sunday School - all ages • 11:00 am Traditional Worship EEASTERASTER THISTHIS APRILAPRIL AATT TTHEHE LLIGHTHOUSEIGHTHOUSE CCHURCH.HURCH. Pastor Jack Howard TThathat fi rstrst EasterEaster thethe tombtomb waswas emptyempty andand thethe worldworld waswas changedchanged for-for- 702 Seashore Road, Erma eever.ver. JJesus’esus’ ddeatheath aandnd rresurrectionesurrection wwasas a miraculousmiraculous eeventvent tthathat hhasas 884-3574 aamazingmazing iimplicationsmplications eevenven today.today. FForgiveness,orgiveness, HHope,ope, EEternalternal LLifeife aarere aallll ppossibleossible bbecauseecause ooff EEasteraster aandnd tthat’shat’s a ccauseause fforor ccelebration!elebration! SSoo jjoinoin uuss aatt TThehe LLighthouseighthouse CChurchhurch aass wwee rrememberemember tthishis hhistoricistoric eeventvent aandnd llearnearn mmoreore aaboutbout howhow iitt ccanan sstilltill cchangehange oourur llivesives ttoday.oday.

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• EEASTERASTER SSERVICEERVICE 99AMAM & 10:30AM10:30AM Pastor Willie L. Johnson, Jr. ““Easter:Easter: WhenWhen EEmpty’smpty’s A GoodGood TThing”hing” 142 W. Spencer Ave., Wildwood MMiddleiddle TTownshipownship ElementaryElementary #2,#2, CapeCape MayMay CourtCourt House,House, NJNJ 609-522-1028 FFOROR AADDITIONALDDITIONAL INFORMATIONINFORMATION CALLCALL TTHEHE CCHURCHHURCH OFFICEOFFICE ATAT 609-465-6690609-465-6690 Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33

Covenant Presbyterian Church 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 886-2448 Good Friday, April 6th

Easter Sunday, April 8th

Island Family Worship Center CCOLDOLD SPRINGSPRING Easter Celebration 10:30am PPRESBYTERIANRESBYTERIAN CCHURCHHURCH Continental Breakfast 9:30am www.islandfamilyworship.com 778080 SSEASHOREEASHORE RD.RD. CCAPEAPE MMAY,AY, NJNJ 0820408204 Listen to OOffiffi ccee PPhone:hone: 8884-406584-4065 “Perfect Day Radio” Seashore Community WIBG 1020AM Church of the Nazarene Maundy Thursday - April 5th VFW Hall, 3816 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood 7 pm Lord’s Table 446 Seashore Road Fellowship/Communion Pastors Jack & Dawn Schell & Chris Erma • 886-6196 For More Information Call (609) 576-2953 Price Hall HOLY WEEK SERVICES Good Friday - April 6th Thursday, April 5th 12 noon - 3:00 pm Reading the Communion Service @ 7pm Gospel of Mark Come and go as you wish HOLY SPIRIT Friday, April 6th Good Friday Service @ 12noon Easter Sunday - April 8th LUTHERAN CHURCH Saturday, April 7th 7:00 am Sunrise Meditation/Breakfast 1220 Bayshore Rd., Easter Egg Hunt 10:30 am Flowering of the Cross Villas 886-2414 All children are invited to join us as we All services held at Old Brick hunt for eggs and celebrate Jesus!! Church unless otherwise noted Maundy Thursday Ages 2 - Kindergarten 9am Grades 1 - 6 10am AALLLL WWELCOMEELCOME Service 7:00pm Sunday, April 8th Good Friday Resurrection Worship Services 7:00pm Tenebrae 2 Locations Easter Sunday -Erma 8:15am & 10:45am St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Communion Service 11:00am Bayshore Community Church 9425 Third Avenue Pastor Richard Garrison 902 Washington St. Stone Harbor, NJ 08247 - North Cape May 9:30am Holy Week Services ST. BARNABAS Open Hearts Open Minds Maundy Thursday, April 5th BY-THE-BAY Open Doors Footwashing and Solemn Holy Eucharist - 7:30pm EPISCOPAL CHURCH 13 W. Bates Avenue, Good Friday, April 6th Villas Solemn Celebration of 886-5960 The Lord’s Passion - 12 noon • Maundy Thursday Service of Healing - 7:30pm 7:30pm - Holy Eucharist and Holy Saturday, April 7th Stripping of the Altar The Great Vigil of Easter - 7:30pm • Good Friday 12 noon - “The Passion” Wednesday April 4th Easter Sunday, April 8th Soup Supper • Holy Saturday Thursday April 5th 7pm Ecumenical Easter Sunrise Maundy Thursday Communion Service Service - 6:15am - 7:30pm - “Easter Vigil” Friday April 6th 7pm 88th St. & Beach, Stone Harbor Tennebrae Service • Easter Sunday (“Service of the Shadows”) Holy Eucharist at St. Mary’s Easter Sunrise on the Beach 6am 8:00am and 9:30am - Easter Service 9:30am 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am Holy Eucharist The Rev. John W. Sosnowski - Rector First United Methodist Church 9:30am - Church School 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Parish Offi ce 609-368-5922 www.saintbarnabasvillas.org 609-729-4265 A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

the exciting Methodist Church at Main and Church Streets CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE invites you to. . . Easter

8:00am 9:00am 10:00am 11:00am ST. SIMEON’S BY THE SEA Traditional Contemporary Sunday School Traditional EPISCOPAL CHURCH In the Wildwoods since 1906 25th & Central Aves., N. Wildwood 609-522-8389

You’re Invited to an: Easter Breakfast Holy Week & Easter Services and Celebration • Maundy Thursday: 7 pm Holy Eucharist at First Baptist Church & Foot Washing 101 S. Main St. CMCH 465-5511 • Good Friday: Noon -1 pm • Easter: 9 am Holy Eucharist Breakfast: come between 8:30 and 9:30am Regular Sunday Services Year Round 9 am Celebration Service at 10:00 am Good Food - Good Fellowship - A Very Good God Come celebrate Easter with us! HOLY TRINITY -- LUTHERAN CHURCH Atlantic & Poplar Avenues Wildwood • 522-5000 Maundy Thursday, April 5 “Surely he hath Worship Service - 7:30pm borne our grief G Good Friday, April 6 and carried our 3:30pm - Family Service sorrows.” Tenebrae Worship Service 0 Saturday, April 7 Isaiah 53:4 Easter Vigil - 7:30pm 0 Easter Sunday, April 8 noon - 3:00pm 10:30am - Worship Service The Reverend Eileen E Spehr, Pastor the 7 last words of Christ D “Father forgive them...” Pastor William S. Reasner Professor Kafakumba Pastor’s School in Zambia ST. RAYMOND “. . .today you shall be with Me” Pastor Rudy Sheptock F CATHOLIC CHURCH Lighthouse Christian Missionary Alliance “Woman, behold thy son. . .” Villas Pastor Jerry Crossley R Green Creek United Methodist Invites you to “My God, why have you forsaken. . .” Pastor H. Raymond Hughes I Come Home Court House United Methodist “I Th irst!” Mary Beth Clark D for Easter Dance Dynamics: On Holy Ground Missionaries “It is fi nished!” Pastor Robert Brown A Chaplain Court House Convalescence NEW MASS TIMES Chaplain Summer Campgrounds “into Th y hands I commend. . .” Y Holy Saturday Pastor Robert Fox Immanuel Baptist Church Goshen Easter Vigil Mass 7:00pm As the hosts of heaven stand ready, a single angel steps from the realm of the Spirit world and ministers to Jesus. At 2:30pm Easter Sunday Dramatist, Rev. Jim Hughes portrays this angel and gives a unique view of the events surrounding the cross. 8:00am and 10:00am Mass First United Methodist Church May Your Heart Sing with the One Church Street, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Joy of the Risen Lord on His www.capemaycourthouseUMC.org Resurrection Feast. church offi ce phone 609-465-7087 Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35 Play Set Friday At Cape Church CAPE MAY — The Arts survivors Professional1ST NAILS Nail Salon Committee and congre- Seating is limited. All are He’s gation of the Cape May welcome. Full Service for United Methodist Church Ladies & Gentlemen will present an original Holy Trinity baaack! Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm play, “The Least of These,” Sun 12pm - 6pm Friday, 7:30 p.m. Easter Vigil Pride, arrogance, fear, On Saturday Walk-Ins Welcome humility and forgiveness; the play seeks to offer a WILDWOOD — The Lu- Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 contemporary view of the theran Church of the Holy Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 Easter Story through the Trinity, 2810 Atlantic Ave., When you purchase a high-efficiency home comfort system... lives of five shipwreck invites the community to celebrate the Vigil of Easter OR at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The vigil is the culmina- tion of the celebration of Triduum — the service of the Three Days of Jesus’ death and resurrection. Bayshore Refrigeration It will begin outside the Serving Cape May County church building around a newly kindled fi re. The www.bayshorerefrigeration.com Paschal (Easter) candle is lit (609) 465-8151 from the ceremonial fi re. Lic. #VH01913800 Since 1985 Everyone will light a candle from the Paschal Offer expires 6/15/2007. candle and enter the dark- *Rebate offer is valid only with the purchase of qualifying Lennox® products. **Offer is subject to credit approval by GE Money Bank with purchase of qualifying Lennox product. No finance charge will be assessed ened church. and no minimum monthly payments will be required on your promotional purchase balance if you pay the promotion purchase balance in The resurrection will be full by the end of the 12 Month promotion period. If you do not, finance charges will be assessed on the promotional purchase balance from the date of purchase and minimum monthly payments will be required on the remaining promotional purchase balance. Standard announced with the ringing account terms apply to non-promotional purchases and, after promotion ends, to your promotional purchase. Variable APR is 21.15% as of bells (Everyone is invited 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 date for two consecutive billing periods. Minimum finance charge $1.50. Offer void where prohibited by law. to bring bells for this part of © 2007 Lennox Industries Inc. See your participating Lennox dealer for details. Lennox dealers include independently owned and the service) and music. operated businesses.

Cape Island First Baptist Church Baptist Church of Wildwood Columbia & Guerney St., Cape May TThehe ChurchChurch thatthat Pastor James R. Berger bbeganegan inin a 884-3917 MMerry-Go-Rounderry-Go-Round www.capeislandbaptist.org Thursday Maundy Thursday 10:30am - Community Luncheon 6pm Seder Meal 7pm - Maundy Thursday Communion Service Reservations Required Easter Sunday Easter Sunday 11am Resurrection Day Worship 9:30am Sunday School Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis 11am Sunday Service Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided Maple & Atlantic Avenues • 609-522-2981

SSt.t. JohnJohn ooff GGodod CChurchhurch The First Presbyterian Church 680 Town Bank Road of Cape May North Cape May • 609-884-1656 May the Glory of our Risen Saviour at the corner of bring to you and yours Hughes and Decatur Sts. Peace, Happiness and Spiritual 609-884-3949 Contentment Rev. Richard L. Forbes, Pastor Our mission…to be Rev. Robert Kantz Christ to our neighbor HOLY WEEK SERVICES 2007 CONFESSIONS DURING HOLY WEEK The “Visitor’s Church” Thursday - 3:00 to 4:00 pm since 1853. Good Friday - 1:00 to 2:00 pm Home of the Jazz Vespers Holy Saturday - 2:30 to 3:30 pm & The Cape May HOLY THURSDAY Community Food Closet NO MORNING MASSES 7:00 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper Invites you to worship with us. GOOD FRIDAY Maundy Thursday Service 7:30 PM NO MORNING MASSES 3:00 pm Celebration of the Lord’s Passion Easter Sunrise Service 6:30 AM 7:00 pm Stations of the Cross (Beach Avenue Pavilion) THE EASTER VIGIL Traditional Easter Worship 8:45 AM NO MORNING MASSES with Pipe Organ & Choir Blessing of Food at Noon 8:30 pm Mass of the Easter Vigil Celebration Easter Worship 11:00 AM EASTER SUNDAY with Jazz Ensemble Masses will be at: Please join us for Fellowship & Refreshments at 10:00 AM 8:00 am - 9:30 am ~ 11:00 am Easter Water will be available after every Mass Rev. Beverly Snedeker, Pastor NO EVENING MASS ON EASTER SUNDAY A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

Family always a big part of county’s business structure A family destination Zeberer’s Restaurant and In 1987, Zaberer sold the new spot concen- in Wildwood Crest. Built should have family-owned the Captain’s Table. the restaurant, located at trates on waterfront din- by the DeFancesco Family business. That seems a Ed and Charlie Zaberer Delaware and Spruce, and ing. Once inside the old in 1960, it was operated wise and friendly way to opened their Anglesea it was destroyed by fi re in Zaberer’s, most patrons by father, and then son, run the commercial end restaurant in 1955. It June 1992. All that was weren’t even aware the for more than 40 years, of a vacation resort area. became the place to take left at the time was the restaurant sat on such a before being raised to Cape May County has a date (if you wanted to sign and huge clock that beautiful waterfront lo- make way for oceanfront never ignored that formu- impress her). Saturday adorned the entrance to cation. “That’s because condos. la. Early life centered on nights meant a sidewalk the parking lot. Today, there were no windows —Jim Vanore the “country store.” Jacob fi lled with patrons lined that clock can be seen at in the old Zaberer’s,” said Spicer fi rst started one in up in evening fi nery, pa- the George F. Boyer Mu- Sunset Bay owner (and Cold Spring as early as tiently waiting perhaps seum, 3907 Pacifi c Ave., former Zaberer’s patron) 1750. hours to sit in “Zaber- Wildwood. Steve Narradin. Two more recent fam- ized” elegance and have Today, that site holds The Captain’s Table was The clock sat atop the entrance sign to Zaberer’s park- ily-owned businesses that a Zaberized cocktail after Sunset Bay Restaurant, a 350-seat restaurant at ing lot. —Photo courtesy Wildwood Historical Society became landmarks are they entered. and, unlike Zaberer’s, Hollywood and the beach

Bob Bright of the Wild- wood Historical Society proudly stands by the large Zaberer clock that is now on display at the George F. Boyer Museum. “Some- The rear of the Captain’s Table. The front of the house The lot that once held the Captain’s Table will soon body just dumped it in our parking lot,” he happily Sunset Bay, now occupies the old Zaberer site. Unlike had a wide-open view of the beach and ocean. hold condominiums. the former restaurant, Sunset Bay concentrates on —Photo courtesy Wildwood Historical Society —Photo by Jim Vanore declared. —Photo by Jim Vanore waterfront dining. —Photo by Jim Vanore Cape May Wicker Home, Fashion and Fun 1930 Route 9 North 203 Sunset Blvd. Clermont • 609-624-3031 West Cape May • 609-884-8440 109 Sunset Blvd. @ “Chattel House Village” Open 7 Days Open 7 Days West Cape May • 609-884-5330 “The Famous Cape May Shopping Experience” Enjoy our low prices and great selections OPEN 7 DAYS

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Awesome Crab Cakes! (609) 523-2400 Corner of 24th and New Jersey Ave., North Wildwood

By BethAnn Cacio

How do you run a successful family- stuffed shrimp, stuffed scallops, stuffed owned takeout restaurant? It’s not fl ounder and crab imperial. For the land easy. There are questions such as; will lubber, rib platters are also available the public like the food? Will it survive as well as delicious Caesar salads, long enough to make a name for itself jumbo baked potatoes, homemade AND be fi nancially rewarding? What soup and coleslaw. Everything here is Cooked or Uncooked, You Make The Call steps can you take to ensure it will be a homemade and prepared fresh every hit in the community? If you are Chef day. But what makes CRAB CAKE And the regulars? They like to crowd taken. Once regular customers got Vince, it’s a piece of cake…or should HOTLINE the talk of the town, in around the screened window for the the hang of the system, they’d call and I say “CRAB CAKE”! addition to their succulent crab cakes, local gossip. request their time slot to pick up their Now I’m not talking about just any are the “time slots” for picking up Vince Cacio, along with his partner/ dinner when they wanted. Customers old crab cakes. I’m talking about Chef orders. fi ancé, Maryann Wills, opened Back could also place their order at the walk Vince’s famous broiled crab cakes from The eating scene in the summer Bay Seafood in Avalon, NJ in 1997. up window. “CRAB CAKE HOTLINE” located at the Jersey Shore has become The idea was to offer fresh, delicious, Vince also decided to sell his crab at the corner of 24th Street and New increasingly expensive with dinner unforgettable food. Rather than cakes uncooked, or as he puts it, “U- Jersey Avenue in North Wildwood. entrees priced well above $10 and spending money on advertising, Vince Cook Em”. Customers can pick up Strictly a take-out joint, CRAB CAKE pizza covered in caviar toppings. let his 40 plus years in the restaurant uncooked crab cakes at anytime of the HOTLINE, formerly known as Back In Atlantic City you can fi nd Kobe business and his food speak for itself. day and easily cook at home guided Bay Seafood of Avalon & Stone Harbor, Beef Burgers and in Asbury Park, Word soon spread like wildfi re and by Vince’s own personal directions is now in its 11th season. The crab good ole Nathan’s Hot Dogs has been Back Bay Seafood was a hit. After a few stamped on each container. Again, cakes, made from a secret recipe replaced by overpriced big named seasons in Avalon, the business grew another fantastic idea that went over created by Vince, were voted Best of restaurants. That is where CRAB so Back Bay Seafood was relocated to very well with his customers. The crab the Beachcomber in 2005 and were CAKE HOTLINE differs. At CRAB Stone Harbor. Sandwiched between cakes literally fl y out of the store. On also recognized in the New York CAKE HOTLINE, you get delicious 2 other restaurants, the business had an average night, Vince sells 100-300 Times. Not only does CRAB CAKE homemade food at very reasonable only one parking space for customers crab cakes. On holiday weekends, the HOTLINE offer their famous jumbo prices. It’s not unusual to see customers when picking up their orders. Vince numbers double. Vince’s crab cakes lump, no fi ller crab cakes, but a wide lined up outside, waiting to place their and Maryann came up with a clever are his signature item. He is known array of other seafood entrees such as orders for the best crab cakes in town. idea which would help regulate locally as the “Crab Cake King”. customer arrival times and insure Now located in North Wildwood their food was piping hot upon pickup. at 24th & New Jersey Avenue under It turned out to be the “gimmick” that the name CRAB CAKE HOTLINE, put Back Bay Seafood on the map. Vince and Maryann feel that it doesn’t They devised a system in which orders matter where you are, if you offer would be picked up every 5 minutes delectable food at a fair price and to insure the parking spot would be make your customers feel just like free for the next arriving customer. family, then you have the recipe for a When an order is taken, the customer successful All-Take-Out-All-The-Time is given a pick up time or “time slot” Joint. Give them a call and see for that will insure their meal will be yourself. CRAB CAKE HOTLINE ready. Once all time slots are fi lled (609) 523-2400. to closing time, no more orders are

“Simply The Best Crab Cakes” Cooked or Uncooked, You Make The Call 523-2400 A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

McDonald’s Wildwood: Boardwalk & Maple Ave. • Wildwood: 4900 Park Blvd. North Wildwood: 130 W. Spruce Ave. • Cape May Court House: 227 N. Main Street Seaville: 2087 US Hwy N 9

McDonald’s is a worldwide company that celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2005. Jim and Rita Burlaga, have been franchise owners of McDonald’s for the past 20 years. Before coming to Cape May County, they operated two McDonald’s Restaurants in Salem County, NJ. They have been operating McDonald’s Restaurants in Cape May County for the past nine years in Cape May Court House, Wildwood, and Seaville. New in 2007 are Honey Mustard Snack Wraps and coffee “made for you,” where they can add the cream and sugar for you. In April, they will be introducing a new Southwest Salad. Also, the Cape May Court House location will have a new addition called McCafe. McDonald’s has something for everyone from Happy Meals to salads. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks seven days a week. And any size coffee is 69 cents all day long. “I have a lot on my plate in a good way” ....choose grilled or crispy chicken

And any size McDonald’s Premium Entree Salads coffee is 69 cents Ceasar - Ranch - Asian all day long. Coming Soon, New Southwest Salad 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. Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Business Growth & Development www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39

The Pool Zone, LLC Pools • Spas • Billiards 380 Rt. 47 South, Green Creek • (609) 886-7100

POOLS - SPAS - BILLIARDS

Tom and Dawn DeVico started The Pool Zone in 2005 and have been working in the swimming pool industry with their family for over 15 years. Tom and Dawn met as high school sweethearts and have been working together ever since. They wanted to start their own company and base it on good customer Joe started Pool Tech in 2001 and serves service. They are members in the Chamber all of Cape May County. He brings over 15 of Commerce, Better Business Bureau and years of swimming pool experience to the BNI. collaboration. Last year, due to the birth of their third The Pool Zone gives back to the community child, Dawn was unable to work in the store. by sponsoring local sports events, fundraisers, This year, Tom and Dawn are back in their they are a part of the Make-A-Wish Foundation store every day! and much more. They strive to give great, Also, they have teamed up with Tom’s friendly, professional service. Tom and Dawn brother Joe DeVico of Pool have created a welcoming fam- Tech to give complete service ily fun atmosphere. They have for commercial and residential knowledgeable staff and always customers. The brothers want welcome any questions. to continue to work together to The Pool Zone... we strive give the best service possible. to help!

“They wanted to start their own company and base it on good customer service.”

McMahon 1.4 BG 07 lm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:36:24 PM Bowman’s Cooling & Heating, Inc. Billy Bob’s Car Wash & Detail Center 5104 Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood • www.bowmansair.com 901 Route 9 South, Cape May Court House 522-0121 • 1-800-638-4393 • FAX 522-7313 (609) 463-9400 Billy Bob’s Car Wash & Detail Center is local COOLING • HEATING, INC. resident of CMCH family owned and run Business. In 1948, Dave Bowman’s dad Robert Owner’s personal touch is came to Wildwood from Myerstown, Pa. and there. Two brothers Nish opened Bowman’s Cooling and Heating at & Pat are always there to 5104 Pacifi c Ave. He met his wife Carol in Wildwood at Fitzgerald’s Drug Store. Robert take care of customers. was a welder and serviced refrigerators and On an average day there heaters. Dave Bowman himself has worked are 7 to 17 workers to in the business since he was old enough to please customers. have working papers. Things are much different today. Dave This car wash is built focuses on specializing in service and in- with state of the art equip- stallation of air conditioning and heating ment with latest technol- equipment with the highest quality, which homeowners deserve. Bowman’s Cooling ogy. Which includes soft and Heating has been servicing commercial the very best in the fi eld, a Carrier dealer. cloth, high pressure water and residential cooling and heating equip- They back up what they sell with a skilled cleaning chemicals, paint ment at the Jersey shore for almost 60 years staff from design to installation to service. protectant & Rain X. at the same location. Dave’s father laid the groundwork and Dave In 2000 the third generation joined the has immersed himself in keeping up in Complete by Eco Cab Co. business. Dave’s son, Jesse, leads a team of constant change and evolving environment for whole car. highly trained and skilled technicians, who protection laws. Jesse carries on the tradi- Billy Bob’s excellent take care of all aspects of your heating and tion of dedication. Dave’s wife Diane, now cooling needs. The team receives extensive retired from teaching, is also getting involved detail service provides training to keep up-to-date on the most in the business. steam cleaning, leather & modern techniques and equipment. Anytime you do something for 60 years, vinyl protectant, waxing, Bowman’s service department is radio you must be doing it right! Families taking buffi ng & minor scratch dispatched and fully equipped to handle care of families! Celebrating 60 years in your service calls. Bowman’s equipment is 2008--- removal. Also by request we provide valet service “Dedicated to for our customers. High Quality Since 1948” Area’s Only Full Service Car Wash!

Billy B .25pg 4.4.07 BGlm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:35:49 PM A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Entrepo Financial Resources, LLC 1129 Route 9 South, Suite 700, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210

Christopher T. Hildebrandt, President/CEO 1129 Route 9 South, Suite 700 Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Phone: 609-463-1200 Fax: 609-463-1178 Entrepo Financial Resources is the name my father, Gerald R. Cell: 609-408-5916 E-mail: [email protected] Hildebrandt, created for his new enterprise. It was founded on the tradi- tion of always putting the needs and best interest of his clients fi rst. I am continuing his legacy by using the same name and the tradition he started in the early 70’s - Innovative Financial Solutions for creative wealth management. And his legacy continues . .

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Licensed by the NJ Department of Banking and Insurance. Member: National Reverse Mortgage Lender Association (NRMLA). Licensed Mortgage Banker: an Equal Housing Lender, Licensed Mortgage Banker, The Reverse Mortgage Center, LLC 6 Industrial Way West, Bldg. F, 2nd Floor, Eatontown, NJ 07724, Tel: 1-866-784-9111 © 2006 The company makes loans without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap, familial status or domestic partnership status. All features are not available on all products. Subject to credit and property approval. Please call for eligibility.

Member of NRMLA The Reverse Mortgage Center, LLC National Reverse Mortgage Lender Association The premier lender of reverse mortgages. Regional Manager: Jeanette Higbee Dougherty Call for free, no obligation information. Toll Free: 1-866-784-9111 Local: 609-463-9444 It’s Your Turn.... email: [email protected] Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Business Growth & Development www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41 Quality Home Center 1249 Route 9 South, Cape May Court House 609-465-5029 www.qualityhomectr.com QUALITY HOME CENTER Quality Home Center was initially started as a Today, Quality Home Center’s main business is the paneling and hardware store in 1971. In 1997, quality design and installation of custom kitchens, the business was purchased by Warren Coupland, baths, gas fi replace systems, and countertops. Quality originally from Philadelphia and now residing in Home Center also carries a full line of accessories, Cape May. appliances and fixtures. Quality Home Center The focus of the store has evolved from the provides free computer design services and in-home hardware business to home improvement and the measurement services. quality design of kitchens and baths for the home. 2007 is a big year for Quality Home Center as Mr. Coupland’s son Bret joined the business in they have moved to a brand new and expanded 2000 and gas fi replaces were added as a product showroom facility. In addition to a state of the art line. showroom showcasing the many fi ne products and In 2002, a countertop fabrication facility was added manufacturers carried by the business, there is a new to the business. And in 2003, the company began to countertop fabrication shop and expanded warehouse offer installation services as a product line. space, as well as the largest number of burning gas fi replace displays in South Jersey. Quality Home Center’s vision for the business, since the business was acquired in 1997, was to bring quality kitchen, bath, fi replace, countertop and installation products at competitive prices to Warren Coupland and Bret Coupland the community, as well as focus on customer service and “one stop shopping” for design, purchase and Quality Home Center can help any homeowner feel installation of cabinetry, countertops, fi replaces and comfortable from design through installation of their more. purchases. Quality Home Center wants to provide Quality Home Center can provide exceptional customers with sound advice they can count on, the installation services or work closely with the fi nest in professional service and very competitive homeowner’s contractors on any phase of remodeling. pricing. The Quality Home Center’s team of professional “First you discover that you can have exactly what designers is trained with an emphasis on the you’ve always wanted, and then you discover that you professionalism, courtesy, and customer focus that is can afford it.” simply not available in the larger, impersonal big-box Visit our showroom today, where our name says it stores and warehouses. all – “Quality Home Center.” Quality Home Center can help any homeowner Quality Home Center, your one-stop shopping feel comfortable from design through installation for Kitchens, Baths, Countertops of their purchases. and Fireplace Systems. Jersey Shore Center for Vascular Health 442 Bethel Road, Somers Point, NJ 08244 • 609-927-3030 Jersey Shore Center for Vascular Health “University quality care at the Jersey Shore”

Jersey Shore Center for Vascular Health specifi cally address these issues. Most was developed specifi cally to address vein problems are treated in the offi ce, the special needs of individuals with without the need for painful vein strip- vascular disease. Their Board Certifi ed ping surgery. Treatment for all types of surgeons have expertise in the treat- vein problems, including the appear- ment of the circulatory system, provid- ance of spider veins, is available. ing university quality care at the Jersey Their medical team is made up of spe- shore. Their extensive training and cialists who have lived in and been a experience in both surgical as well as part of the Jersey shore community for minimally invasive procedures allows more than 45 combined years. them to offer various treatment options. Dr. Stephen Gosin received his medi- These options allow them to then tailor cal degree from Jefferson Medical Col- treatment to each individual’s unique lege. He also completed his Surgical situation. This approach provides for Residency at Jefferson, where he was the most comprehensive overall care, Chief Resident in General Surgery. Jeffrey Gosin, M.D. F.A.C.S. and Stephen Gosin, M.D. F.A.C.S. the best possible results and the great- He is Board Certifi ed in Surgery. After est level of patient satisfaction. Many military service, he came to the Jersey his medical degree from Jefferson Medi- Vascular and Laparoscopic Surgery. Spe- problems that might have previously Shore, and has been in private surgical cal College. He completed his Surgical cial interests are stroke prevention, pe- required complex surgery instead are practice in the community ever since. Residency and Vascular Surgery Fellow- ripheral arterial disease (PAD), abdomi- treated by state-of-the-art, less invasive A leader in the medical and civic com- ship at Robert Wood Johnson Universi- nal aortic aneurysms and treatment of procedures. Frequently, hospitalization munity, he has served as Past Chairman, ty Hospital where he was Chief Surgical varicose veins. is not required. Department of Surgery, Past Director Resident. He is Board Certifi ed in both The Jersey Shore Center for Vascular The discomfort and appearance of vari- and Founder of the Division of Vascular Surgery and Vascular Surgery, a mem- Health is located at 442 Bethel Road, in cose veins are among the most common Surgery, and Past President of the Medi- ber of numerous academic societies and Somers Point. To schedule a consulta- vascular problems suffered by adults of cal Staff at a local hospital. serves as Director of Vascular Surgery at tion or for more information, call 609- all ages. Jersey Shore Center of Vascular Dr. Jeffrey Gosin is a graduate of the a local hospital. 927-3030 or visit them on the web at Health developed their Vein Center to University of Pennsylvania and received The doctors’ practices include General, www.shoresurgeons.com A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary Cape May Court House www.capemaycountyhearingaid.com (609) 465-9199 Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary

With all the recent publicity Cape May County Hearing Aid about hearing aids, you might Dispensary has provided the be wondering whom you can comprehensive care and service trust for your hearing health care that the hearing handicapped needs. You are not alone! community demands. Their goal James L. Saad Jr. and Richard is to help every customer lead a Saad have training and experi- better quality of life through bet- ence that exceed all of the state’s ter hearing. requirements for licensure. They Through the years, their track are BC-HIS*, Board Certifi ed by the Na- record with their customers has been ex- tional Board for Certifi cation in Hearing tremely strong. They are proud of this Instrument Sciences. success, which in large part is due to their Their practice is totally dedicated to the ex- integrity and sound business principles. pert fi tting of hearing aids and to working They address the needs and concerns of with the hearing impaired. They offer com- each customer by offering the highest qual- prehensive hearing and auditory rehabili- ity products and a comprehensive commit- tation services with the highest standards ment to service. It’s a formula that’s been of integrity and sincerest compassion that working for over fi ve decades. you deserve. The fi nest hearing aids in the In business since 1951, the Saads, truly industry are available from these profes- believe that the customer is the boss, and sionals at a price you can afford. they run their business accordingly. They With over 90 years combined experience also believe that confi dence is the main rea- in the fi eld, the Saad family and staff at son their customers and their doctors refer their friends, families and patients to Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary. Dispensary, 204 S. Main St., Cape May a hearing aid or those who have been told In the future, they will continue to offer Court House, on Mondays through Fridays, nothing could be done for them, should state-of-the-art hearing aid technologies at April 9th through April 27th, 10:00am to have a hearing test and fi nd out whether the affordable prices to their customers. 4:00pm. Please call for an appointment. modern methods of hearing correction can For your convenience, it’s always best to Anyone who has trouble hearing or help them hear better. The Free Hearing call for an appointment. understanding speech or words clearly is Tests will be given by factory trained welcomed to have a test using the most Hearing Aid Specialists licensed by the Hearing Tests Set modern electronic equipment to determine State of New Jersey Mondays through if their hearing loss is one which may be Fridays April 9th through April 27th. For Senior Citizens helped. Everyone should have a hearing test at Free electronic hearing test will be given least once a year if there is any trouble at at the Cape May County Hearing Aid all hearing clearly. Even people not wearing

James L. Saad, Jr. BC-HIS* • N.J. Hearing Aid Dispenser Lic #171 Richard J. Saad, BC-HIS* • N.J. Hearing Aid Dispenser Lic. #324

James L. Saad, Jr. 204 S. Main St. • Cape May Court House Richard J. Saad 609-465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 HEARING LOSS? HEARING TESTS Experience new solutions to old problems, ALL TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE* SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Digital • Programmable • Analog Free electronic hearing test will be given at the Cape May County Hearing Aid Dispensary, 204 S. Main St., Cape May IF YOU CAN HEAR BUT NOT UNDERSTAND Court House, on Mondays through Fridays, April 9th through CALL NOW FOR A FREE EVALUATION! April 27th, 10:00am to 4:00pm. Please call for an appointment. Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding speech or words clearly is welcomed to have a test using the most modern SPECIAL SALE electronic equipment to determine if their hearing loss is one which may be helped. reg. $995.00 Everyone should have a hearing test at least once a year Custom canal if there is any trouble at all hearing clearly. Even people not fi ts deeply NOW ONLY wearing a hearing aid or those who have been told nothing in the ear. $ 00 By ELECTONE 695 could be done for them, should have a hearing test and fi nd out whether the modern methods of hearing correction can help THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR *some at additional cost them hear better. The Free Hearing Tests will be given by factory CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY trained Hearing Aid Specialists licensed by the State of New Jersey 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Mondays through Fridays April 9th through April 27th. 465-9199 • 1-800-290-3277 • JAMES L. SAAD JR. NJ LIC#171 CALL 465-9199 OR 1-800-290-3277

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Cape Urgent Care & Family Medicine Klenswite Pools & Spas 900 Rt. 109 (at the bottom of the Parkway), Cape May 2410 Rt. 9 South & Bayview Rd. www.capeurgentcare.com (609) 884-HELP (4357) Rio Grande • (609) 465-4311 Open daily 9am - 9pm

fl uent Spanish. Cape Urgent Care is open daily from 9am to 9pm to help you with any medical condi- tion that is non-life threatening. They also provide routine medical care if you do not The DeVico family business, Klen- have a doctor or cannot be seen by them. swite Pools and Spas has been serv- Some reasons you might seek help at Cape ing the families and businesses of Urgent Care are: sprains, broken bones, Cape May County since 1965. They tetanus shots, stitches, splinters, fi shhooks, provide quality products and services nose bleeds, workers compensation injuries, for residential and commercial pools Dr. William Weisberg opened Cape Ur- colds, fl u, abdominal pains, burns, joint and spas. gent Care in April of 2006. He wanted to pains, physicals, EKGs, X-Rays and even Expanding to meet the needs of a growing market place, Klenswite Pools offer the public quality healthcare without lab testing. and Spas is making some exciting “You do have a choice in where you get the wait. new additions to their outdoor pool He received an overwhelming response your healthcare. Look at the quality of ser- park this season including a custom from the public and soon realized he vice, the time you have to wait, the money designed in-ground pool with a spa on couldn’t meet the needs of his patients by you have to spend and the kindness of those the side for some relaxing fun. Klen- himself. Dr. Ken Cramer joined him in the treating you. We hope you will choose Cape swite also has a landscape designer on summer of 2006. Dr. Michael Weisberg Urgent Care,” Dr. William Weisberg, Dr. Ken staff to help you design the backyard has recently joined the practice and speaks Cramer and Dr. Michael Weisberg. of your dreams. Fencing and hardscape can all be included when you are planning your schedule your pool opening with Klenswite. backyard paradise! Have their technicians get your pool in swim- Klenswite has added several more above ming condition for the summer season. ground pools in their pool park to help you Klenswite also is your local dealer for have the best summer yet. Wood, vinyl and Sundance Spas, the number one rated spa aluminum decking are also available for your in the world. Customize your own spa or above ground pool. choose from one of our fl oor models to help Klenswite also offers an extensive chemical you relax. line as well as automatic cleaners and heaters Visit Klenswite Pools and Spas on May 19th to ease your pool maintenance. Additionally, for their Customer Appreciation Day. Give- they have the coolest selection of pool toys, aways, food and fun will be on hand! games and fl oats for your family fun. William R. Weisberg, MD Kenneth E. Cramer, MD Michael U. Weisberg, MD Klenswite services and provides all sup- • Open Year Round FACEP plies needed for your pool whether it is • Cape May County’s Largest Pool Dealer Medical Director vinyl, gunite or fi berglass. Now is the time to • Financing Available To Qualifi ed Buyers “Our mission – To provide excellent Summer is around the corner, medical care in a friendly, caring, let Klenswite Pools and Spas turn your compassionate and timely manner.” backyard into a vacation paradise!

Rixey Real Estate Agency Affordable Automobiles, Inc. 12 South Main Street, Cape May Court House, 1177 Rt. 9 South, Cape May Court House NJ 08210 (609) 465-2000 affautos.autoshopper.com

checked. We welcome you to do the same. We offer very competitive prices. We sell $2,000 to $12,000 vehicles with the option of bank fi nancing or Buy Here/Pay Here. We encourage you to not only look at prices Inc. when you shop, but also to compare miles on the vehicles. We know that if you compare Affordable Automobiles, Inc. is a dealership mileage, price, and quality, you will choose us. on Route 9 in Court House that takes pride in We have Affordable Rentals coming soon, selling only quality cars at affordable prices. All as well. have guaranteed state inspections and come We’re conveniently located at 1177 Route 9 with a warranty. South in Court House. Call 609-465-2000. We have over 50 cars in inventory, RIXEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY CELEBRATES and all of them have been quality 40 YEARS OF SERVICE Come see us Rixey Real Estate Agency is the oldest real families because we are family. estate offi ce in Middle Township. Established As members of the business community, for our No Haggle/ in 1967 by founder and former Cape May Coun- Bob, Jim and Rick Rixey are strong believers ty Freeholder, Joseph W. Rixey Jr.. The family of the performing of one’s civic duty. They are No Pressure owned and operated business was fi rst located active in such organizations as the Cape May on the North Wildwood Blvd. in Burleigh, the County Association of Realtors®, the Mid Jersey sales site of the family home. Rixey came here from Cape Rotary Club, the Chambers of Commerc- Washington DC. He joined the United States es of Cape May County, Middle Township and experience! Navy and was stationed at Naval Air Station Lower Township, the Optimist Club of the Wild- Wildwood, now known as the Cape May County woods and the Middle Township High School Airport. He met his wife to be, Dorothy in Wild- Alumni Association. They also sit on various wood. Together, they took roots and raised a boards including Cape Assist and the Cape May family here. In 1972, Rixey purchased the Jo- County Planning Board. seph Douglas Real Estate Company on Route 9 The fi rm’s successful team of sales agents in Cape May Court House, the fi rm’s fi rst expan- is, Robert W. Rixey, Robert Bennert, Elaine sion. A recent opportunity has allowed the fi rm’s Reichert, Linda Koch, Tina Bartleson, Robert second expansion with the opening of a Lower Riper and Rose Fox. The agency offers expertise Township branch offi ce at 899 Bayshore Road, in residential, single family homes, condomini- Villas. Mr. Rixey operated the business with his ums, townhouses, mobile homes, vacant land, three sons, Robert P., James M. and Richard until investment & commercial property all along the his passing in 1995. Bob, Jim and Rick continue Jersey Cape. “Cape May County has been home to operate the family business to this day. for over 50 years for the Rixey family and it con- A member of the Cape May County New Jer- tinues to be a great place to visit or settle down sey and the National Associations of Realtors®, and raise a family”. Their team of agents is the agency prides itself on its unique hometown, ready to give you sound advice whether you are born and raised, family values approach. We of- in the market to buy or sell. Visit our website at fer our buyers and sellers the individual atten- www.RixeyRealty.com or call either of our two tion that people have come to expect from a fam- convenient locations; Middle Twp. Offi ce-465- ily owned business. We understand the needs of 4650, Lower Twp. Offi ce – 889-4650. “At Affordable Automobiles “Family owned and operated since 1967” OUR NAME SAYS IT ALL!” A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Ocean Floors 365 96th Street • Stone Harbor • 368-7799

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Acre Mor .5pg 07 BG lm.indd 1 4/2/07 12:34:59 PM Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Business Growth & Development www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45 AABA Family Medical Supply Edwin’s Barn 1638 Bayshore Road, Villas 3143 Rt. 9 South, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 [email protected] (609) 886-1699 (609) 465-5051 • www.sdbcoppersmith.com Breaking The Barriers Features: • Automatic self-lowering folding ramp • Weather protected controls Stephen D. Bradway Coppersmith LLC • Solenoid actuated braking at the Handcrafted Copperware landings Stephen Bradway grew up in Cape May • Totally enclosed bottom-formed steel County in the sheet metal business. Along with my father, Edwin, I made cop- safety pan per cupolas, roof fl ashings and chimney caps. • 75” maximum fl oor to fl oor height Around 1975, in addition to custom architec- (Model VPL-3175) tural metal products, and under the direction of • Separate up and down push-button master metalsmith Fred Haushouser, I started making hand-hammered copper cookware, to any décor. Edwin’s Barn’s talented staff will switches with key switch control Residential custom copper pot racks and kitchen hoods. be happy to work with you to help you choose Vertical My work has been represented by many gal- • Emergency stop switch on platform something special for your home or garden. leries such as the Noyes Museum in Oceanville, – push to stop, pull to reset Platform Located on Route 9 between Winterwood Riverfront Renaissance Center in Millville, Lift and Walmart, Edwin’s Barn offers a unique Gallery 50 in Bridgeton, and the Mad Batter selection of gifts created in our shop, such as Optional- Gallery in Cape May. copper crabs, wine buckets, and the popular Top Currently, my assistant Betsy King and I wall stars. We also have work by local artists Landing represent one of the few small businesses that and many unusual imports. Gate create and repair pieces on the premises. We Over the past fi ve years, our retail space and offer the hand-wiped process of re-tinning 750 lb. inventory have more than doubled. This sum- your worn copper cookware. We can polish mer we are expanding our outside display on and lacquer your brass candleholders, fi replace Lifting the north side of our shop to include an 800 fenders, andirons, lamps, and copper planters sq. ft. fenced in area for more yard and garden to look like new. Capacity art. We will be expanding our in-stock selection Many ornate copper reproduction fi nials and of copper weathervanes and cupolas. New cop- lighting for local historical preservation projects per lighting, glass birdfeeders, rain chains, and have been created here. bronze heron statues will be featured. • Residential Vertical Platform Lift from Bruno. Our custom copper pot racks can free up We hope you will stop by and let us introduce cabinet space in your kitchen, as well as add Now your porch or deck is totally accessible you to creative shopping on Route 9. through this affordable solution from www.bruno.com the leaders in residential accessibility technology. “We offer the hand-wiped process of re-tinning your “AABA Family Medical Supply is helping worn copper cookware. We can polish and lacquer your brass candleholders, fi replace fenders, andirons, to break the Mobility Barriers.” lamps, and copper planters to look like new.”

The Circle Tavern The Sea Grill The Princeton Michael’s Fabricare Inc. at the Princeton Steak & Seafood Avalon, New Jersey 3209 New Jersey Avenue 21st Street • Avalon, NJ 225 21st Street • Avalon, NJ 21st Street • Avalon, NJ www.princetonbar.com between Dune & Ocean Dr. www.princetonbar.com Wildwood (609) 522-4499 (609) 967-3456 (609) 967-5511 (609) 9673456

Michael Cummiskey, owner of Mi- chael’s Fabricare was working three jobs in 1987: as a bobtailor for Ron Oswald with two routes picking up and delivering for Oswald Cleaners, working the door at a local nightclub, and at 10th Street Gym, Scott Zurawski and Lizanne Tracy The Exercise Room. have worked in the restaurant business When he did his route in a tank top and shorts, Ron criticized his appearance, all of their lives beginning with working explaining that he was trying to run a for their parents at the Whitebrier professional business and that he wanted Beach Club. Now that they own the his drivers to look presentable. business was growing bigger and big- Princeton Bar & Grill and the Sea Grill, Michael took the criticism and advice ger. He bought a route from Ed Gideon, their children are following in their in stride and continued working until a longtime Oswald bobtailor, and at this footsteps. one day he came to work dressed up for point he confronted Ron Oswald and The Princeton has been a popular his other job at the nightclub, dressed in discussed buying his own equipment. It nightclub for as long as anyone can a full Tuxedo. As a joke, or just an im- was the next logical, progressive step, be- remember. This year it has undergone pulsive publicity stunt, he went out and cause the production was outgrowing the major renovations. Not only is the picked up the clothes on his route. Get- cramped facilities on 10th Street. Princeton still 3 nightclubs under one ting compliments and smiles all along his They struck a deal and Michael has roof, they have added 2 NEW restaurants way, he felt he had found his gimmick. never looked back. His father, Joe, Sr. to the mix. Scott Zurawski and Liz Tracy and their fami- Back then there was a pizza company kept the equipment running, and his The Circle Tavern, now open daily lies. Ryan, Michael, Drake, Christopher, Scott, (Zorro's) and the delivery guy arrived at brother Joseph ran the shop while Mi- is a small, cozy corner bar serving Liz & Sadie, John, Austin & Duke. your door in a mask and black cape. Mi- chael was out doing deliveries and pick lunch and dinner until 10pm, 11pm on chael was inspired by the same notion — ups. Their assistance, along with other ceilings, marble bar tops and exposed what better way to present a dry cleaning weekends. All of the food is delicious. valued employees, was priceless in those A few favorite menu items are the crab brick walls, you would think that you business other than a well-dressed, for- early years. mal delivery boy. The stunt was a hit and cake sandwich, the prime rib sandwich were in New York, Chicago or anywhere his popularity grew. and the 8 oz. Black Angus Burger. else but Avalon. Over the course of the next year, the • Quality Dry Cleaning In early May, the Princeton will be re- Join us for lunch, dinner or party opening with a menu of its own. It will the night away. The nightclubs will be • Pick-Up & Delivery Servicing feature a raw bar and have a full upscale opening at 10 pm with live music in 2 • Tuxedo Rentals menu with items such as linguini of the rooms and a DJ in all three. Come puttenesca, veal chop milanese and check out the brand new Princeton • Gowns Cleaned and Preserved a whole steamed lobster. With its 15’ (especially the bathrooms). • Formal Sales & Rentals “Join Avalon’s hottest social circle at the newly “Quality First” renovated Circle Tavern. We’re open and rollin’ Celebrating 20 Years of Business! out great food and good times day and night. A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Business Growth & Development Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

Kindle Auto Plaza www.kindleautoplaza.com 525 Stone Harbor Blvd., Cape May Court House (609) 465-5000

The Kindle Auto Plaza, located on May Court House was ever present Stone Harbor Boulevard in Cape May in the background, and by 1989, they Court House, is celebrating its 50th returned to set up business on Stone Anniversary this year. Kindle Auto Harbor Boulevard about a mile from Plaza is a family owned and operated the site of their fi rst dealership. The business, run by Bill Kindle, the son dealership has since been expanded and of Robert and Dorothy Kindle. When is the current location of Kindle Ford, Lincoln Town Car was $18,000 and Kindle Ford opened in 1957 Billʼs now Kindle Auto Plaza. an Omni with automatic, air and a father, Robert Kindle had always loved Robert and Dorothy Kindle retired radio was just $6,500 after rebate,” she cars. So when he heard about a closed years ago, leaving their son Bill Kindle remembered. “Trucks were inexpensive Ford dealership in Cape May Court at the helm. Their daughter, Kathy, and the Bronco was just up and House back in May 1957, it was a is a homemaker and did not join the coming.” natural for him to buy it. It didnʼt matter business. Over the years, Kennedy has sold that he and his wife Dorothy had to “We wanted Bill to go to college, to generations of customers, including scrape to get the money together. Their and he was studying pre-med at Florida 11 Lincolns to Baseball Hall of Famer nice to work here,” said Poponak. vision was to grow Kindle Ford into the Atlantic University,” said Robert Kindle. Willie Mays. She even has a baseball “The Kindles have a commitment to kind of successful family business that “But when it was time to get a job, he from him sitting on her desk. excellence and it shows. The building made a difference in the community. didnʼt want to leave the dealership. Heʼs “In fact, so many of these mementos is always in excellent condition. Weʼre The dealership, located on Route 9 been here ever since and has been doing are gifts from customers,” she said, selling a great product. Itʼs a pleasure across from the Parkway, grew steadily an outstanding job.” gesturing to seashells, model cars, to come to work every day.” almost from the start. Robert Kindle Bill Kindle runs Kindle Auto Plaza paperweights and more. “We have great And, Bill Rogers, Lease Manager, sold cars, his brother fi xed cars, and with a team of dedicated employees, relationships. Theyʼll sometimes come of Wildwood Crest, has been with in just to say hi. Theyʼll call to borrow Kindle since 1976 when he decided to my car. Iʼll go out to pick up theirs if make a career move into the automotive “The 50 year anniversary is a real they canʼt get it here for service. I take industry. good care of them.” “From the very beginning, it was a milestone for Kindle, we’ve been part “Thatʼs my personal motto,” she good fi t,” he said. “I fed and clothed said. “Whatever you do, you have to do my family and educated my children in of the community for a long time now your best, no matter what.” a career that was both challenging and and they’ve been very supportive.” And, Jack Knecht, Line Tech, of rewarding.” Cape May, has worked behind the Rogers has served generations of scenes at Kindle since 1975, repairing customers who return time and again Dorothy helped with the bookkeeping. many of whom have been with the cars in the Service Department. “When for the honest reputation that Kindle Recalled Robert Kindle, now retired, Kindles for decades. I fi rst started, there were a lot of Lincoln has in the community. “This is a great “We had the new Thunderbird that fi rst “Weʼve always loved our employees,” Town Cars, Pintos, Mavericks, LTDs,” organization and the Kindles are very year. That was really something.” The said Robert Kindle. “We still have he remembered. “Today, the biggest nice folks,” he said. “I think people Thunderbird, fi rst introduced in 1955 employees who were there when I thing on the market is the SUV and we recognize that and appreciate it.” as a two-seater sporty car, featured started the business. And our success do a lot of the Navigators and Aviators.” The Kindle family will be celebrating a more radical restyle in 1957. “The is in a large part due to them. Itʼs the Knecht prides himself on Kindleʼs this golden anniversary year with a front bumper was reshaped, the grill employees who make Kindle Ford.” customer satisfaction. “There are a lot series of special events involving the and tailfi ns were larger, and the spare In an era when workers migrate of times when weʼll stay to fi nish a job community. “The 50 year anniversary wheel was inside the trunk again,” he from job to job, Kindle Auto Plazaʼs because a customer needs it,” he said. is a real milestone for us,” said Robert explained. “It was a very popular model. “newest” employees average a decade “Itʼs just what we do.” Kindle. “Weʼve been part of the The next year, Ford would add a second or more at the business. Thatʼs because As to why he has stayed so long community for a long time now and row of seats.” Kindle provides the kind of family in one job, Knecht doesnʼt hesitate to theyʼve been very supportive.” Business continued as usual until atmosphere that encourages employees respond. “It feels like family,” he said. The Kindle Auto Plaza dealership 1962. It was then that a natural disaster— to stay. Employees like Curnice Boyd, “The Kindles are terrifi c and have made has grown leaps and bounds since its a storm of historic proportion—fl ooded Building Maintenance and Grounds this a great place to work.” Also, Tom opening in May of 1957. Including an the barrier islands. Robert Kindle keeping, of Cape May Court House, Poponak of Cape May Court House expanded parts and Service Department, himself was called in to help evacuate has been working for Kindle Auto since started at Kindle in sales in 1977. At a new Commercial Vehicles Division people. But the ultimate impact to 1961 when he graduated high school. the time, he was selling Thunderbirds, with 24-hour service and in addition to his business had farther reaching “At the time, it was a small dealership,” the Lincoln Mark IV, Courier Pick Ups selling the Ford line of cars and trucks, implications. The storm wiped out remembered Boyd. “I started detailing and Escorts. Today, as General Sales Kindle also sells Lincoln Mercury, the Kindles’ chief competitor, a Ford autos. I would also mow the grass.” He Manager, Poponak oversees a sales staff Dodge, Suzuki and Isuzu vehicles. A dealership located in Wildwood. At is also a loyal customer and currently of 21, runs sales meetings and orders the winning combination of employees, the urging of Ford Motor Company, the drives a 2005 Lincoln LS. inventory. service, and family trust has been Kindles moved to Wildwood to serve as Also, Denise Kennedy, Sales & “Todayʼs hot sellers are the F series driving customers happy for 50 years the centrally located Ford dealership for Leasing Master, of Cape May Court pick ups, the Dodge Caravan and the at Kindle Auto Plaza. south Jersey. House, started at Kindle just after she new Edge and new Dodge Nitro,” he “It was a major decision for the graduated from college, about 21 years said. While Poponak does some selling, business,” explained Robert Kindle. ago. Her enthusiasm and willingness he mostly gets involved in overseeing “We had to move or Ford would have to work 12-hour days have made her a the progression of a car deal. placed a competing dealership there.” success in the business. “We do whatʼs right for the customer But the Kindlesʼ attraction to Cape “At the time I started, a fully loaded and thatʼs one of the reasons itʼs so Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Business Growth & Development www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47 Murphy Fence Company Inc. 507 Seashore Rd., Lower Township, NJ 08204 (609) 886-1635 • www.murphyfence.com

At Murphy Fence Company, the most home service is our specialty, our estimates important person in our company is you, are always free and we never, ever, pres- the customer. We are only as good as our sure a customer to buy. Our experienced ability to help you fi nd the information you estimators are not “sales people,” they are need to make an informed decision. Add all former installers and crew foreman, who our 42 years of experience to being the fi rst are true professionals that know their craft manufacturer of vinyl fence and railing in better than anyone. South Jersey, and you have the perfect com- Call to make your shop at home appoint- bination of product and reputation. ment, or to speak to one of our fence experts The most rewarding part of this busi- with any questions or concerns you may ness has been the lasting relationships have. that have started with a simple phone call. “First-class service is our company mis- They continued to grow into many calls, sion” referrals, new business associates, and life- “Everyone deserves a little privacy…or a long friendships with countless customers lot! Select from solid private, semi-private or throughout the years. classic picket styles, as well as many acces- Our spotless reputation and full service sories to create your own custom look" fence program has made us a leader in the Specialties include the manufacture of fence industry since 1965. With our huge vinyl fence and railing, Jerith aluminum assortment of material and styles, you are fence and railing, manufacture of custom limited only by your imagination. Most white cedar fence, residential and commer- styles are completely maintenance and trou- cial chain link fence, automatic gate open- ble free, and carry a lifetime warrantee. ers, commercial vinyl railing, and custom Here at Murphy Fence Company, shop at installations. “Everyone deserves a little privacy...or a lot! Select from solid private, semi-private or classic picket styles, as well as many accessories to create your own custom look” Osborne’s 522 Stone Harbor Blvd., Cape May Court House • 465-7825

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Osborne’s Furniture and Bedding is dedi- Also joining the family are John Keenan cated to bringing quality furniture to custom- Sr.’s grandchildren, Keenan and Cori, ers at the lowest possible prices. along with Cori’s husband, Steve Sides, From the simplest recliner or bedding thereby becoming the third generation sale, to complete multiple home packages, of Osborne’s working in the business. their customers receive quality, value and Whenever you walk into the store, there Shown are Laurence Lee, Steven Sides, Keenan Osborne, Jack Kent, service. will always be an Osborne to assist you. Cori Sides, Edie Cannon, Debbie Knoll Some things that separate Osborne’s from The business gradually evolved through most other furniture and bedding stores is their the years, going from a produce vendor, free design service, a full selection of frames to selling TVs and radios, then appliances, and fabrics, and guaranteed lowest prices. and on to the current inventory of furni- They also offer free delivery, set-up and re- ture, accessories and bedding. What was moval of your old furniture. once just a seasonal community eventually Osborne’s can satisfy all your design needs, became year ’round. whether you live in a house, apartment, Osborne’s Furniture and Bedding is condo or summer cottage. Cape May County’s exclusive La-Z-Boy Unlike major chain stores, Osborne’s is a Gallery and Flexsteel Gallery, which are family business whose employees are all a names associated with workmanship and part of the community. One of their biggest quality. rewards is helping customers turn their houses The Osborne family’s dedication to the into homes. community has been recognized in Cape The business began in 1929 near Cape May County for more than 78 years. May Court House as a small produce market They’re your neighbors and insist on owned by John Keenan Osborne, Sr. John Jr. giving their customers the same quality and his wife Judy joined the business in 1959, and service as they would want for them- and it has since moved to its present location selves. at 522 Stone Harbor Boulevard in Cape May Court House.

HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. People who know quality know Osborne’s! CLOSED SUNDAYS • After hours appts. available A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

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Rushmore & National Parks ...... $1395pp C s of Lillo and six work-out on on tion of the club. increase membership. “We July 17-20 Vermont Summer Tour ...... $475pp st ati • Decks buddies organizing their Triathlons are primarily ruction Renov want to make it a premier & strenuous endeavors into composed of swimming, cy- club,” said Lillo. “We 884-9263/886-9263 • www.kellbros.com group activities and earning cling and running, although want a lot of enthusiastic 3842 Bayshore Rd., North Cape May formal recognition from the sometimes local weather members, great sponsors CALL FOR FREE BROCHURES Est. 1990 • Serving all of Cape May County prestigious USA Triathlon, conditions alter the events and fun socializing. Stuff Attention Group Leaders! Our Deluxe Coaches are available for charter. the national governing body or combine them in some like that.” Senior Travel • 1-800-257-8910 of the sport. way. Law enforcement Those interested in Box 308, 15 South Main St., Cape May Court House 08210 personnel are permitted to use the Coast Guard pool Bike for the Homeless in Cape May and WTC This event benefi ts the Atlantic City Rescue Mission members also train in the Kids’ Day Wildwood Crest pool. Saturday, May 19, 2007 Since winters have not been very harsh in recent Tuesdays from 2:30-5pm 8:30 AM Start Time Make checks payable to years, Lillo and friends 7:30 AM Registration Table Opens AC Rescue Mission. have cycled and run on Kids bowl for just $5.00 Cape May Point (Sunset Beach) Mail form & check to: boardwalks and bike paths throughout the area. Parking Available at Assembly of God Church ACRM includes 2 games, shoes, bumpers, PO Box 5358 “You don’t get bored small soda and a pretzel. Seashore Road, Cape May, NJ Atlantic City, NJ 08404 when you’re working out http://www.capemayfi rstassembly.org/Directions.html *kids must be accompanied by 1 bowling adult To register with with other people,” said WOODBINE, NJ per lane at full price. Offer valid until 4/3/07. FEES: Credit Card call Lillo. “The time goes by Pre-registration: $36 per person if postmarked by 609-345-5517 much faster and the work out doesn’t take as big a toll Wednesday 5/16 • Online registration ext. 121 CALL US FOR YOUR NEXT open until noon on Friday 5/18 on your mind when you’re Race Day 5/19: $40 per person distracted.” With 25 members, WTC Birthday Party Register Online at www.acrescuemission.org has emerged as a gathering Arcade • Snack Bar & Lounge place for serious competi- A donation box will be located at the registration table for items Book Your Party In Advance! you would like to donate to the Mission. New socks and underwear are needed. tors to share their desire Call 861-2695 or visit us at www.mousetraplanes.com for physical competition without the isolation that 3.5% long-distance trainers must 3.5% endure. Sales Tax The affi liation with USA Sales Tax Triathlon enables Wild- wood members to gain discounts on clothing and race entry fees along with the credibility of being as- sociated with the national OPEN MON.-FRI. 7:30am-5:00pm organization. Lillo, a Wildwood Catho- RIO GRANDE & SUSQUEHANNA AVENUE lic and Atlantic Cape Com- munity College graduate, WILDWOOD • 522-2731 said the WTC is always seeking sponsors to help WHOLESALE OIL, LUBE & FILTER COMPUTERIZED with uniform expenses, food and energy drinks, etc. ONLY! ALIGNMENT He said sponsors get their $ 95 names on banners posted 22 during races as well as ThisThis isis aa tradetrade showshow $ publicity through the WTC Must present coupon to get this price. FREE preventive maintenance check Web site: www.wildwood- ForFor retailersretailers onlyonly (on request) 10 triathlonclub.com WTC members partici- Lube (where applicable), new fi lter pate in triathlons at all & up to 5 quarts major brand oil OFF distances, although sprint (brands vary). Most cars. Special REGULAR PRICE distance races are most diesel oil & fi lter extra. common in this area. Call for appointment. Sprint distance triathlons often consist of a ¾ mile Must present coupon to get this price. Coupon Expires 4/30/07 See your retailer for details. swim, a 10-mile cycling Grand Most Vehicles • No Other Discounts Apply Coupon Expires 4/30/07 leg and a 3.1 mile (5k) run. The competition calendar Drawing of is usually full on week- 2007 Dimes! TRANSMISSION SPRING end mornings from April $ through October. At the FLUSH OR SERVICE CAR CARE Lillo said WTC member PACKAGE 39 Del Monte grew frustrated Wildwoods Convention Center $ Assure Your Car Will Be Ready When You Are. with traveling to sometimes This service includes: disorganized events run by Burk & Boardwalk, Wildwood 10 OFF • Lube, new fi lter and up to 5 quarts major non-athletes who did not REGULAR PRICE brand oil (brands vary) know what triathlons entail Replace fl uid, pan gasket and fi lter • Complete tire rotation for the competitors, so the • Check tread depth on all 4 tires Tuesday, April 10th 9:30 - 5:30 (if equipped). Special gaskets • Adjust air pressure to manufacturer’s specs local businessman and for- or fi lter extra, if needed. • Inspect & clean battery terminals & connections mer stand out high school Transmission fl uid included. • Top off all fl uids under the hood pitcher decided to organize Wednesday, April 11th 9:30 - 5:30 LIMITED WARRANTY: 12 months or • Inspect and tighten all belts and hoses for and operate his own race. cracks and proper tension Thursday, April 12th 9:30 - 3:00 12,000 miles, whichever comes fi rst. • Brake inspection April 14 is the date of the DooWop Duathlon, a short Coupon Expires 4/30/07 Most vehicles. Special diesel oil & fi lter extra. distance run-bike-run based Most Vehicles • No Other Discounts Apply Coupon Expires 4/30/07. at the Wildwoods Conven- tion Center. BASS Shows • PO Box 249, S Easton, MA 02375 Lillo, who attended Ship- WE DO IT ALL AND WE DO IT BEST! pensburg State University [email protected] before earning a bachelor’s Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A49 Johnson Holds Off Teammate Gordon To Win SEASHORE By BRUCE KNOLL, JR. team owner Rick Hendrick was a gentleman and he’ll strong truck but was forced Series drivers will take the some odd years ago. come back,” Skinner said, to race his way back up Easter weekend off, the Sheds & Gazebos The 2007 NASCAR sea- Gordon was impressed referring to the amount of through the fi eld after be- Nashville guitar will be up Choose from a with his young protégé. bumping a majority of the ing spun out on lap 208, for grabs Saturday when variety of colors, son has been nothing short styles & sizes of exciting. Kevin Harvick “The only way I could get drivers were using to make was disappointed after the the NASCAR Busch Series wood frame & vinyl beating Mark Martin to by him was to wreck him, passes. “What goes around race. hits the track at Nashville sided, including the line at Daytona, Kyle but he’s my teammate and I comes around.” “I felt like we could have Superspeedway. Don’t miss garages Busch beating Jeff Burton tell you what, there’s going Bodine fi nished second, at least raced Skinner, but I NASCAR’s young rising MANY STYLES IN to the line at Bristol. And to be some interesting rac- followed by Rick Crawford was in the wrong place at stars battle it out. STOCK FOR SPEEDY this week was no different. ing going forward because in third, Kevin Harvick in the wrong time.” Bruce Knoll, 14, “Built to Last” DELIVERY Well, sort of. This time, it he blocked me really bad. I fourth, and Ted Musgrave Coming Up: of Eldora, can be con- 509 Seashore Rd., Erma • 884-3381 was teammates. thought I had a chance at in fi fth. While the NASCAR Nex- tacted by email at bknoll (Next to Murphy Fence) In the fi nal tens laps of him a couple times, but he Harvick, who had a tel Cup and Craftsman Truck [email protected] the Goody’s Orange Cool shut the door on me pretty 500 at Martinsville Speed- good. He did exactly what Cape Express Season Begins way, teammates Jimmie he should have done.” Self-Defense Class Johnson and Jeff Gordon Gordon finished sec- COURT HOUSE – On Spring season hosting the score 2-0. In the second ran one-two. With fi ve laps ond, with Denny Hamlin April 1 the Cape Express Voorhees Voodoo at the game, the Stars took the VILLAS to go, it became apparent in third, Kyle Busch in U-8 Clippers boy’s team Clarence Davies Complex lead on a goal by Katelyn that the only way Jeff Gor- fourth, and Dale Earnhardt controlled the play during in Goshen. The Blizzard “Peanut” Allen. The sec- adults Kum Sung don was going to win his Jr. rounding out the top the game at home against controlled play for most ond goal was scored on a & teens M A R T I A L A R T S seventy-sixth career race fi ve. Earnhardt was leading the Hainesport Rangers of the day defeating the shot by Maranda Holcomb today, he was going to have when the red fl ag came out with strong offensive pres- Voodoo 2-0 behind goals to make the fi nal score 2- Starting Wed. April 4th, 7:45pm-8:30 for thirty-fi ve minutes due to make contact with his sure from Trent Canter, from Adam Vaul and Zach 0. The Stars are 3-0 in the Beginner-intermediate level, no previous training neces- teammate and move him to rain. Reese Waddington, Mi- Sakenas. Olympic Division and have sary. Learn self-defense techniques against grabs, chokes, out of the way. Martin Truex Jr. had chael Roselli and Christian The Blizzard play in scored eight goals and not punches and some weapons tech- Coming off of the fi nal trouble all day and fi nished Rafter. Brendan Forrest, Flight 1, the top division, allowed a goal by an oppos- niques. Instructor resume includes turn on the last lap, Gordon twenty-ninth. Will Helm, Jay DeVico and of the South Jersey Soc- ing team. did just that, making con- Truck Series: 5th degree in WTF, instruction of Joshua Moore combined cer League. In a second Hopkido from Grand Master Kum tact with the number forty- No, you aren’t reading strong defensive core. Wil- game, the Blizzard hosted eight’s left rear fender. The last week’s column. Or the Guide to Sung and Chin Na from Master Yang, liam Dietrich kept the balls the Lumberton Blaze. The Jwing- Ming. Can start at anytime af- move wiggled Johnson’s car, week before. Mike Skinner out of the net. Flight 1 match ended in a Health but he turned the car hard has won for the third race ter April 4th, learn at own pace and The U-9 Derailers start- 2-2 tie. Blizzard goals were in a comfortable atmosphere. into the front of Gordon’s in a row. But this time, it ed out strong on Sunday scored by Zach Buchanan And Wealth to block the pass and win looked like he was the only with goals from Harrison and Zach Sakenas. A strong Call 886-8671, 889-8105 his third race in the last one racing. Wenzel, Patric Vogdes, team effort was turned Scheduled 1300 Bayshore Road, Villas, NJ four races. Skinner led 246 of the Nicholas Pasucci, Robert in by the entire Blizzard Following the race, 253 laps of the Kroger 250 Edmunds, and Tim Brown team. COURT HOUSE – Want Johnson was ecstatic. “I’m and held off Todd Bodine on (2). Joe Fala, Matt McHale, The Cape Express boys to get healthier and more speechless. I’ve looked up a green-white-checkered Danny Fala, Kyle Blum, U-11 Blizzard traveled to financially secure in the to him my whole career, finish to claim his third The perfect Summer day. Paul Edmunds, and Sean Marlton for a match with years ahead? Perhaps lose It’s why you play. before I even was back victory in only four races McMullen, played well the Marlton Lightning, some weight and save more this season. here racing. I’ve looked up controlling the ball and the number 1 ranked U- for retirement? to him and knew how good “This was about as good tempo of the game for the 11 team in South Jersey. A two-hour program will Sand Barrens Golf Club he was at Martinsville,” he as it gets right here. If there Derailers. The fi rst half action was said of Gordon, who hand- was a bunch of other guys be held on April 18 from 1 Associate Membership The U10 Riptides fought controlled by the Blizzard to 3 p.m. that will describe picked Johnson for the behind me, we wouldn’t back from an early defi- yet the match remained driver of the forty-eight for have won, but Todd Bodine 25 behavior change strate- cit against Medford with scoreless at half time. gies that can be adopted $375 strong play from the entire The Marlton Lightning to simultaneously improve Membership Period: WHY CHARTER ANY OLD BUS? squad. Stars of the game capitalized on a couple Bliz- your health and personal were Steven Moore on of- zard mistakes to take a 2-0 March 1st through February 28, 2008 fi nances. fense and Patrick McGann lead which they then held up to 25% discount on green fees anytime. on defense. In a second onto until time expired. The class content is based on the book, Small Steps to Range plans available game the U10 Riptides The Cape Express Shoot- Tee Times 30 days in advance, Golf Shop Discounts. were unstoppable in their ing Stars continued play Health and Wealth™, writ- Additional member packages are available total team effort against with two games against ten by Rutgers Cooperative Pittsgrove. The offense the Haddonfi eld Bulldawgs Extension faculty members was led by Jared Irwin who and C.P. United. In the Dr. Barbara O’Neill, CFP, WHEN YOU CAN CHARTER A NEW found the back of the net fi rst game, the Stars took and Dr. Karen Ensle, RD. Bring in this ad COMFORT COACH several times while Sean a 1-0 lead on a goal by Copies of the book will for an additional Laux was an anchor on Brittani Helverson off a set be available for $15 (op- $25 OFF defense. play. The second goal was tional). New members only Expires 1.24.08 609-465-5078 The U-11 Cape Express scored by Megan “Daffy” Workshop is free and Blizzard opened up their Thornton to make the fi nal will be held at Rutgers Cooperative Extension of ShortStay Rehabilitation Cape May County office LowerLower TownshipTownship (Handicapped accessible), and LongTerm Care 355 Court House-Dennis- AND ARRENS MunicipalMunicipal CourtsCourts ville Road. S B Pre-registration is re- GOLF CLUB ERMA — The Lower Town- ers license; wrong way on quired, call 465-5115 ext. 1765 Route 9 North, Swainton, NJ ship Police Department a one-way street. $ 272 fi ne 609. reports that the following and costs. For more information visit our website defendants had their cases Andre4i Hryko, 28, North Spring is sprung, the www.sandbarrensgolf.comwww.sandbarrensgolf.com or call (609) 465-3555 ext. 12 heard in court or paid fi nes Cape May, driving while in- grass is riz, I wonder or call (609)465-3555 ext 12. 700 Town Bank Rd., prior to a hearing. Municipal toxicated; fail to report acci- where the birdies is. Additional member packages are available. North Cape May, NJ 08204 Court Judge David DeWeese dent. $803 fi ne and costs. Oma sentenced: Anna Martinez, 28, Wild- Shannon Chambers, 19, wood, unsafe driving. $389 609-898-8899 for Court House, unsafe driv- fi ne and costs. . ing. $ 339 fi ne and costs. Dana Robinson, 25, Norman Dellas III, 20, of North Cape May, unsafe win- FREE EP Henry www.genesishcc.com Cape May, speeding. $ 109 dow with a zing; $ 139 fi ne DIY Seminar fi ne and costs. and costs. Saturday, We understand care, Robbie Ellison, 32, of Vil- George Piccioni, 30, of Call today for info las, receiving stolen property, Villas, fail to exhibit insur- May 19th, 9am we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare $433 fi ne and costs. ance card; failure to inspect. Call today to Joseph Hillman, 52, Vil- $328 fi ne and costs. register las, serving alcoholic bever- Imanuel Setyanto, 34, ages to a minor. $658 fi ne North Cape May, simple as- ATTENTION and costs. sault. $408 fi ne and costs. William Gorman, 57, of Ryan Toler, 18, of Erma, Villas, careless driving fail to simple assault. $358 fi ne and NASCAR FANS report an accident. $278 fi ne costs. and costs. Reinado Torres, Jr. 38, of Get on the ‘NASBUS’ to Amy Haggerty, 24, North Villas, unsafe driving. $ 339 Dover Downs Raceway! Cape May, fail to exhibit driv- fi ne and costs. ‘Nextel Cup’ All New Driving Range SUNDAY June 3, 2007 Billy Bob’s OPEN SATURDAY Only $174 Family Fun Center per person s New Editions New Batting Cage Sat. 8am-12pm • Mon.-Fri. 7am-4:30pm PACKAGE INCLUDES: Arcade • Refreshments Manager’s Special 18 Diamond Road • Deluxe roundtrip motorcoach transportation Birthday Parties Driving Range “WE DELIVER” • Admission to DOVER DOWNS with NEW GRANDSTAND SEATS Home Run Machine Buy One- Rio Grande • Turn 4...Best seats w/views of pit row!! Get One Free All New 19 Hole Miniature Golf Exp. 4.30.07 INSIST ON THE BEST. • Round trip on the Ferry 609-886-2000 Open 8:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. On Line Showroom For Tickets Call Lion Trailways Seven Days • 609-624-2500 889-0924 Located on Route 9 • Exit 17 GSP • Ocean View gobeaversupply.com FOUNDED 1903

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Full time & part time TRUCK DRIVER RESERVATION with CDL passenger New Jersey’s Premier Community Bank CLERK Full time & part time. endorsement. Paid Must have at least 2 is now hiring!! time off and benefi ts Driver- Needed by local camp- years experience, up to available. Clean driving ground. Applicants date medical and CLASS record and drug screen Driver/ • PERSONAL BANKERS should have related B CDL required. reservation & custom- required. Warehouse

Cape May County er service experience Seasonal position. Call 609-861-2472 plus strong computer Call Yvonne at Must have clean driv- skills. Must have reli- 609-465-8840 Candidates must be highly sales motivated with proven sales ing record; moving ex- able transportation. perience preferred. background, along with excellent customer service skills Shift work. Weekends EOE Excellent pay. Good (prior experience in banking/fi nancial environment a plus). required. working conditions. μ WebID #: 116267

Call Karen, Apply at Offi ce: We offer: competitive salary, health benefi ts, incentive plan, 609-886-4932 generous vacation package, life insurance, tuition Mon. - Fri., Find’s Furniture, 9am - 5pm 1001 Bayshore General- reimbursement, free checking/savings and more! Driver- Road,

7- Mile Beach μ WebID #: 116916 DELIVERY Villas Correspondent Call HR at 609-601-3254 DRIVER Or fax your resume to 609-926-2728 Needed Email: [email protected] ONLINE Needed for summer House season (April - Sept.) Drivers- to write an informative Hunting? Heavy lifting required weekly column about Your future looks brighter under the SUN! for restaurant equip- Seashore Foods accept- events and residents in GO TO ing applications for Stone Harbor and Ava- EOE- M/F/V/D ment and supplies. www.capemaycountyherald.com Clean driving record, DRIVERS lon. Writing samples professional appear- Class B, CDL would be appreciated. ance and positive at- and Non-CDL Middle Township Public Schools titude a MUST. This is Please respond via a full time position with Apply in person, 9am- email: opportunities for over- 11am: Carolyn Mee, Ph.D. NOW HIRING time. Own transporta- #1 Satt Blvd. Email: tion to/from work. Rio Grande cmee@cmcherald. Assistant School Business Administrator Ask for Warehouse com NJ SBA certifi cation required; CPA and School Audit experience preferred. Knowledge of GAAP, School Finance, Budget Call Kelly Products Manager Video Available at www. Preparation, School Audit. Strong communications, computer and multi-tasking skills critical. Self-starter with the ability to to schedule an inter- capemaycountyherald.com work effectively with diverse individuals. Position available 4/16/07 or ASAP. K to 12 District. view 609-465-1444 Office hours 9 to 5 General- Director of Special Education Monday - Friday NJ Principal/Supervisor certifi cation required; CST Experience or Background in Special Education BEN & JERRY’S preferred. Starts June 15, 2007. K to 12 District. OFFICE POSITION AVAILABLE Elementary #2 School Principal Cape May NJ Principal certifi cation required; Grades 3 to 5. Starts August 15, 2007. Lees Real Estate Agency is looking for an NOW HIRING upbeat, pleasant and qualifi ed person to work * Managers Director of Guidance - High School in our fast paced rental department. Position NJ Student Personnel Services Cert. required; 10-months plus 20 days; starts June 2007 * Assistant entails assisting rental agents, answer phones Managers and various offi ce tasks. Supervisor of Alternative High School * Staff NJ Supervisors cert. required; Starts June 2007 Any qualifi ed candidate must possess excellent Speech Therapist - Elementary #1 customer service skills, knowledge of general For more info., call NJ Speech Language Specialist cert. required; Maternity Leave, Starts ASAP to end of School Year. offi ce procedures and computer profi ciency 609-442-7518 2 - Clerk Typists - Elementary #2 and Middle School in word processing and databases. This is full time, fi ve day per week position that includes #2 Starts ASAP; Middle School starts 9/1 (see *); 10 months - 9/1 to 6/30; *may require up to 10 add’l days between 7/1 weekends. We are a well established real estate Looking for something? and 8/31 at per diem rate; 7 Hrs/day; Technology literate; strong interpersonal communications skills; Salary - $16,043. company serving the Wildwoods for 23 years! 2 - Part-time Teacher’s Aides - Elementary #1 If you feel you meet these qualifi cations, stop by 1 - Kindergarten, 1 - Pre-K Disabled; 19.5 hrs per week; Starts ASAP. 60 credits preferred - $7772 (pro- our offi ce at 5108 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood between 10am- 4pm, Monday to Saturday. Find it in the rated) with credits; $7488 (pro-rated) without credits. CLASSIFIEDS Part-time Teacher’s Aide - Alternative Hiqh School 20 hrs per week, 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., Starts ASAP, $10,438 (pro-rated) FOR SEPTEMBER 2007 2 - Literacy Teachers - Middle School NJ Elementary w/HQ in Literacy or Teacher of English cert. required. Opportunity Physical Education/Health Teacher - Middle School Available NJ Physical Education/Health cert. required. Science Department Chairperson - High School • REPORTER NJ Science cert. required, NJ Supervisor cert. preferred. Cape May County’s most widely-read and prize-winning newspaper seeks an 2 Guidance Counselors - High School experienced News Reporter (backpack journalist really) with computer skills, who can wield digital cameras, (still and video), and knows audio recording. NJ Student Personnel Services cert. required. We’ll take time to teach a fast-learning, willing candidate to regularly produce 2 - English Teachers - High School compelling stories in multi-media format, while having responsibility of covering regular assignments. NJ Teacher of English cert. required. We are a 24/7 media company with print and expanding Web components. We seek to produce stellar graphics and stories. Physical Education/Health Teacher - High School We offer opportunity to the right individual to make a mark on this seashore resort NJ Physical Education/Health cert. required. community. We are a hard-working team, top to bottom, and expect no less from the successful Biology Teacher- High School candidate. Do you have what it takes to join us? NJ Teacher of Biological Science cert. required. Art Teacher- High School HELP WANTED NJ Teacher of Art cert. required. Social Studies Teacher- High School By April 15, send resume, (USPS or email), salary NJ Teacher of Social Studies cert. required. Mathematics Teacher- High School requirement and a limited number of samples to: NJ Teacher of Mathematics cert. required. Al Campbell, Managing Editor Email: [email protected] Send resume w/copy of cert., by Friday, April 6, 2007, to: 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ 08242 Michael Kopakowski, Supt., 216 S. Main Street, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 No Phone Calls Please The Cape May County Herald is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A53

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• • • General- SEAPOINTE VILLAGE General- General-

REALTY CO. Family campground LIQUOR STORE Care Giver now hiring for: CLERK Now Hiring Year Round Position Caring People RESERVATION General- • • • Seasonal Positions:

Needed! RECEPTIONIST General- We provide non-medi- Apply In Person: Morey’s Piers Opera- • Housekeeping Personnel cal home care services Bellevue Tavern REPORTER Friendly, energetic, pro- tions Department Experience Required for the elderly. Cape May Court Cape May County’s most vide outstanding cus- is currently hiring for House widely read and prize win- Stop in for application 9am-5pm, tomer service, must the following positions: Contact Home Instead 609-463-1738 ning newspapaer seeks an Monday thru Friday multi-task, have good experienced News Report- Senior Care, organizational skills and * RIDE er (backpack journalist, re- Seapointe Village Realty Co. 866-927-0203 computer skills. OPERATORS ally) with computer skills, 9900 Seapointe Blvd. * PARK General- who can weild digital cam- Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 General- eras (still and video), and CAMPGROUND SERVICES 609-729-7100 knows audio recording. ACTIVITY or Fax Resume to 609-729-1829 Concierge - Front * CASHIERS Part Time Security We’ll take the time to teach COORDINATOR Desk * AND MORE Guard Needed! a fast- learning, willing candidate to regularly pro-

Dependable, energetic Applicants should be duce compelling stories in Part Time weekend/ TW & Company, Inc. is Marketing/Promotion individual to coordinate willing to work outdoors multi- media format, while some weekdays. En- currently recruiting for activities and must en- and stand for long pe- having the responsibility of ergetic, professional & Part Time Seasonal Se- joy working with people. riods of time. Love of covering regular assign- Local campground requires an assistant dependable person to curity Offi cers for a pres- Experience teaching/ children and people are tigious government con- ments. for marketing and promotion. There will coordinate services for We are a 24/ 7 media com- working with children is a must as well as the tract in Cape May. Will customers. pany with print and ex- also be involvement in campground social a plus. ability to work well as patrol grounds with use panding web components. part of a team. activities and some travel to participate in Apply in person: of mobile both on and We seek to produce stellar Full/part time positions Big Sky Aviation, off road (beaches/back graphics and stories. We trade shows during the off season. available * SEASONAL roads), check physical offer opportunity to the CM Airport 609-886-8865 COSTUMED security of all buildings right individual to make a Applicants should possess a back- Please call 609-886- CHARACTERS and assets, man guard mark on this seashore re- ground in marketing and promotion, plus house, prevent trespass- sort community. We are a WebID #: 115475 4474 μ hard- working team, top strong leadership and communication Applicants must have ers from entering base, to bottom, and expect no General- an outgoing personal- answer all base emer- skills and an outgoing personality. less from the successful ity and excellent people gencies/alarms, render ENVIRONMENTAL aid and assistance when candidate. Do you have Computer experience in graphics is General- skills. Ability to work what it takes to join us? necessary. Must have a STEWARDS outdoors and stand/ Please send resume (USPS required. This is a full-time, year-round minimum of two years ✰✰✰✰✰ walk for extended peri- or email), salary require- position. At Cape May National ods of time is required. police/security experi- ment and a limited number KLENSWITE ence, valid driver’s li- Wldlife Refuge, outdoor of samples by April 15 to: Please call 609-886-9051 cense with good driving position educating the POOLS AND SPAS For more information, Al Campbell record, and good people Mon.-Fri. 9 am to 5 pm public. 30 hours per Immediate openings for please contact Managing Editor skills. Any related li- week, $225 per week. delivery, retail, service Gina DiLaurentis at 1508 Route 47 censes/qualifications 5/25 - 9/10. and pool construction. 609-729-3700 Ext. Rio Grande, NJ 08242 (Security, Firearms, EMT, Experience is preferred 1557 Email: but not necessary. CPR) is a plus. Pay rate Call 609-463-0994 or visit Morey’s al.c@cmcherald. Competitive wages Mariner’s Landing Pier is $16.01/hour. Weekend position available (12a- com μ WebID #: 115654 depending on level of located at experience. Interested Schellenger Ave. 8a). Video Available at www. capemaycountyherald.com General- in having summer fun? and the Boardwalk Applicants should stop Interested candidates Historic Cold Spring in 2410 Route 9 South, Other positions avail- please fax resumes to Village Rio Grande or call 609- able. Please visit Mr. Nunlist at (609)523- 465-4311 www.moreyspiers.com/ 7396. TW is an EOE has Customer Service, Oceanview Center ✰✰✰✰✰ employment.htm Retail and Interpreter for additional employ- μ WebID #: 116384 For Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Positions for summer ment opportunities or to fi ll out an online ap- Call 609-898-2300 x10 General- plication. or www.hcsv.org

* Lifeguards μ WebID #: 114561 * Security Guards We currently have the Opportunities available for caring professionals following Clear out the Needed for local camp- positions available: in our 120 bed long term care facility. clutter with a Classifieds ground. Looking for something? garage • Estee Lauder We offer a competitive benefi ts package. sale. Call Avalon Camp- Beauty Advisor www.capemaycountyherald.com ground, 9am- 5pm: (Part Time) 609-624-0075 Find it in the • Director of Nursing CLASSIFIEDS • Sales Associates (Full Time & • Admissions Director Part Time) • Accounts Receivable Manager PC SUPPORT SPECIALIST • Store Manager Trainees (Relocation Required) • Hospitality Cape Savings Bank is seeking an individual to maintain, analyze, troubleshoot, repair and rebuild computer system and peripherals. Peebles offers • RN Supervisor : Part time, 3-11 & Strong working knowledge of Microsoft products, banking applications competitive wages and and hardware confi gurations.Strong communication, documentation great benefi ts. 11-7 Shifts and organizational skills. Minimum of 3 years experience, plus A+ Visit our store to apply and Network + certifi cations recommended. Please send resume and and learn about • Certifi ed Nurses Aides: 7-3, 3-11 salary requirements. the exciting job opportunities available & 11-7 Shifts Cape Savings Bank is a progressive fi nancial institution with a at Peebles. HELP WANTED commitment to our employees and the community. We offer a competitive salary and excellent benefi ts package. Join us as we Jimmy Colon, • LPNs: 7-3, 3-11 & 11-7 Shifts grow to serve the needs of Cape May and Atlantic Counties. Please Store Manager forward your resume to the Human Resources Department, P.O. Box 1500 Rte. 47 South Interested applicants can fax resumes to Human Resources Department, 550, Cape May Court House, NJ, 08210 or fax to 609-465-2075 or Rio Grande Plaza 609-624-3771; or apply in person or mail resume to: e-mail [email protected] EOE M/F/D/V Rio Grande, NJ 08242 www.peebles.com OCEANVIEW CENTER

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Of North Wildwood SIGN SHOP ✰✰✰✰✰ Now Hiring Part time. Potential full Zoo Help Wanted * Head Housekeeper General- time, year round for re- sponsible person will- General- Cape May County Healthcare/Dental- ing to learn. Must be * Chamberpersons SEAPOINTE ZOOLOGICAL SOCI- 18 +. VILLAGE ETY needs ride opera- SPECIAL * DENTAL OFFICE Experience and references required. tors and cashiers this Burleigh, 609-465-0800 EVENTS season. Must have MANAGER Call cell phone: 609-675-6684 Now hiring for year STAFF Experience neces- round & seasonal valid driver’s license, WebID #: 115607 sary Excellent pay, full positons μ and enjoy children and FAP/ Join Morey’s Piers Spe- people. benfi ts. No nights or General- First Aid cial Events Staff for the weekends.

* MAINTENANCE 2007 summer. This is Applications taken Provider Swiming Pool Service * CUSTODIAL a part time position; March 31, between * DENTAL (Seasonal) and Retail Positions * SECURITY scheduling is based on 1- 3pm at Zoological ASSISTANT available Morey’s Piers is looking to fi ll the position of * AQUATICS our event calendar. This Building, located next With license, full FAP. Responsible for administering First Aid is a great opportunity to zoo entrance gate Full or part time. Must time or part time for associates and guests visiting Morey’s Piers Apply in person to be involved in some & Beachfront waterparks. Friendly and “Guest have good, clean driv- ✰✰✰✰✰ 9901 Seapointe Blvd. of the fabulous events Service” attitude a MUST. At least 18 years of ing record. Competitive Call 609-909-9975, (south end of produced by Morey’s age and must possess a valid EMT, RN, PA, or salary WebID #: 115547 or 215-284-9009 Atlantic Avenue) Piers. μ FAP license and CPR certifi cation. All applicants Wildwood Crest Fax resumes to: must pass Morey’s Piers Competency and drug Call 609-889-0157, test before beginning employment. Daytime or If interested, 609-909-9976 9am- 4pm nighttime shifts available. μ WebID #: 116666 please call 609-729-3700, Healthcare- Please contact Maggie Warner at Ext. 1130 609.729.3700 x1253 to request Office hours 9 to 5 CERTIFIED Or Email: Monday - Friday an application [email protected] HOME HEALTH μ WebID #: 114564 AIDE COURSE FOR CNAs ONLY We’re rolling out the Welcome Mat for Rio Grande Classifieds April 11th - Rio Grande has welcomed our brand-new store, and now make things April 13th, 2007 we’d like to return the hospitality by hiring local people. As an disappear Healthcare- associate with Wal-Mart, you will receive competitive wages and Must have a current

Certifi ed Nurses may be eligible for a variety of traditional and non-traditional * RN benefi ts that enhance your career, compensation, home and life. TWO MILE LANDING Aide Certifi cation. & CRAB HOUSE Affordable Tuition. Below is just a sample of positions for which we are currently Full time, 11 - 7 shift NOW HIRING for busy sub-acute accepting applications: BAYADA Pleasant, Hard Working unit Hostess/Host, Bussers NURSES 1261 Route 9 South Cashiers Sales Associates (no experience necessary) * CNAs Suite 3 Courtesy Desk Associates Merchandise Supervisors Servers (experience needed) Cape May 3 - 11 & 11 - 7 Customer Service Supers Instock Supervisors Cooks (Broiler, Fry, Sauté, Prep, Short Order) Court House, NJ People Greeters Overnight & Day Maintenance full time Bartenders 609-465-0755 Cart Pushers Day & Over-Night Stockers Apply Saturday 11am-2pm www.bayada.com Phone 522-1341 * POOL Cash Associates Tire & Lube Express Technicians RNs & LPNs WebID #: 116755 μ Apply today at www.walmart.com/apply or visit us at FAMILY All shifts

1304 Rt 47 South Rio Grande Cape May County, NJ 08242 PROGRAM Qualifi ed COORDINATOR applicants send Wal-Mart will not tolerate discrimination of employment on the basis of race, resume to: color, age, sexual orientation, religion, disability, ethnicity, national origin, 144 Magnolia Drive Morey’s Piers, is looking for an outgoing CMCH, NJ 08210 marital status, veteran status or any other legally protected status. individual to fi ll the position of family program coordinator. Looking for someone who is Fax 609-465-7103 energetic, organized and creative to run and or call 609-465-7171 facilitate family programming events in our, newly renovated, Ocean Oasis Waterpark. A μ WebID #: 116269 guest service & enthusiastic attitude is a must. Must be able to work in an outdoor environment. Seasonal position beginning mid June through Labor Day. Middle Township High School For more information, please contact Performing Arts Center (PAC) Maggie Warner at 609.729.3700 x1253 or Theater Manager [email protected]

Middle Township High School Performing Arts Center, a 1,000- seat proscenium theater, the district venue for district concerts, plays, musicals, and community events, summer concert series and Offshore Electronics guest artists. IN CAPE MAY Requirements include- Undergrad degree; experience in theater Looking For: performing arts management, events and activities schedul- Shirt Shops ing, marketing and promotion of entertainment events; ability to of Cape May identify and secure entertainment appropriate to community needs MARINE ELECTRONIC and school district educational and cultural standards; knowledge Now taking applications for: of theater technical requirements; ability to manage artistic and TECHNICIANS AND • Sales Help technical personnel. • Shift Manager • Stock Person Work schedule includes irregular hours, evening and weekend SKILLED INSTALLERS For 3 area shops. work. Start date: June 1, 2007. Salary range - $40,000 - $55,000 Customer service skills - commensurate w/experience. Will train the right person. helpful. Must be friendly & mature minded. Full time Visit www.middlepac.com Year round, competitive pay and benefits. or part time, year round or Send resume with copy of certifi cations by seasonal. Monday, April 16, 2007 to Apply: 423 Beach Dr. Michael Kopakowski, Superintendent, 216 South Main Street, Call 609-884-6645 or Cape May or call 609-898-0066 9am-5pm Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 fax letter of interest to 609-884-0602 Ask for Lisa or Steven Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A55

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HOUSEKEEPERS Cape May’s Most Ac- Hotel/Motel- ✰✰✰✰✰ Hotel/Motel/ • Maintenance EXPERIENCED commodating Inn MOTEL Restaurant- day, afternoon & night shifts The Montreal Inn DESK CLERKS MANAGERS Full time, seasonal. is hiring the following Resumes now being ac- * AM/PM Line Full Time, Year Round Wildwood Crest area. positions for the 2007 Experienced. All shifts, cepted for Cooks Start Immediately • Good Pay & Benefi ts summer season full & part time. Full & Part Time Call 609-204-1862 Apply at front desk * Day Motel Call Todd, * CHILDREN’S Inquire at Managers 609-884-5611 ext 551 ACTIVITY μ WebID #: 114756 King’s Inn Motel Does not require 501 Beach Avenue DIRECTOR 23rd & Boardwalk living on-site * On- Call Cape May, NJ North Wildwood Banquet Servers Background check re- Hotel/Motel- * Live-In Motel $10/ hour quired. Summer posi- Hotel/Motel- Manager tions, teachers encour- HOUSEKEEPER On-site living * Year Round www.marquiscapemay.com aged to apply WANTED ✰✰✰✰✰✰ required Front Desk Agents EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

* LAUNDRY EXPERIENCED * Year Round Seasonal position, be- Motel hospitality experi- HOUSEKEEPING Housekeepers ginning May 1. Week- ence required. Must be Previous experience a STAFF ends required. hard working, enthusi- plus Fax resume to astic, self motivated and Call Kathy 609-898-0341 Call 609-522-7712, possess a positive guest Stop in & pick up For Interview or apply in person: Now Accepting 10am- 7pm service attitude. an application 9am CRUSADER Grand Hotel Seasonal positions. IRA - 4pm MOTOR INN of Cape May Applications Hotel/Motel- Retirement Plan avail- Beach at Madison 609-972-1277 able. 1045 Beach Avenue Ave., for the summer season ✰✰✰✰✰✰ Cape May PERIWINKLE INN Mail or fax resumes to: or send resume Now accepting applica- Ocean Property • Front Desk Personnel fax 609-884-4559 tions for 2007 season. Management, mail: 1025 Beach μ WebID #: 116177 Excellent salary 3314 Pacifi c Avenue, Ave., Wildwood, NJ 08260 Please call LaMer Beachfront Inn Cape May, NJ 08204 MAINTENANCE 609-523-2249 (fax) for interview/appointment email: business@ 30 - 40 hours No phone montreal-inn.com 609-884-9000 calls, please Hotel/Motel- FRONT DESK EOE Flexible hours ✰✰✰✰✰ FRONT μ WebID #: 116215 DESK CLERK/ CHAMBERPERSON DRIVERS & LABORERS RESERVATIONIST Will train - μ WebID #: 116739 Hotel/Motel- start early April Woodbine & Vineland, NJ Available immediate- Seasonal - full time. Looking Steer your way to success with the nations leading Excellent pay + tips. CHAMBERPERSONS ly. Flexible schedule, for provider of comprehensive waste management services! NEEDED professional appear- ance Apply in person something? • Competitive Pay & Excellent Bene ts Chamberpersons need- Mon- Fri., 10am - 4pm • Full Time Positions ed for small, family mo- 1039 Beach Avenue CLASSIFIEDS Drivers must have a class A or B CDL with tel in Avalon. April 1-Oc- Apply in person: Cape May airbrake endorsements. Experience required. tober 15. Great starting 5501 Ocean Ave., Laborers must have the ability to lift 50 lbs. for the pay $8.50+bonus tips. Wildwood Crest Office hours 9 to 5 Monday - Friday NOW HIRING: duration of their shift and work in all weather conditions. CALL 609-368-1543 For an immediate interview, call or 609-374-0512. Reges Oceanfront Resort 1-877-220-5627 Ask for KAREN or RUSS. • Pool Attendant Woodbine Drivers Ext: • Assistant Housekeeper CPE-ERUDT μ WebID #: 114958 Woodbine Laborers Ext: in Wildwood will be opening in May • Chamberpersons and is currently accepting applications CPE-ERULT Vineland Drivers Ext: Now hiring for the following positions: Reges Café • Experienced Bartenders CPE-ERCDT full time, • Servers • Dishwashers Vineland Laborers Ext: year round • Food Servers • Buspersons • Buspersons • Cooks CPE-ERCLT hotel/ Or apply online at restaurant • Bar Backs positions: • Hostess Call for www.wmcareers.com Please call Kim at 609-231-3957 for interview interview Or email resume to • Host/Hostess [email protected] 609-729-9300 EOE M/F/D/V • Line Cook • Bartenders Healthcare • Desk Clerks

RE K STAU C RA E Experience helpful NT A D AND MARIN Will train the right Now Hiring: person. NOW HIRING For confi dential • LPNs - All Shifts • CNAs - All Shifts interview, call • MANAGERS • LINE COOKS 609-522-6929 • Associate DON fax resume to • SERVERS • PANTRY PERSON • Weekend Supervisor - Saturday & Sunday, 7-3 & 3-11 609-523-8820 • BUS PERSONS • DISHWASHER • Activity Director - Monday thru Friday or apply in person • HOST/HOSTESS • PM CASHIERS • Housekeeping Director - Fax resume to 609-465-6360 • BARTENDERS • Dietary Supervisor Assistant Apply in person Monday thru Saturday, Apply in person 502 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House 3320 Atlantic Avenue 11am-3pm, Rio Grande Avenue, Wildwood Wildwood, NJ 08260 or Fax resume to 609-465-8335 A56 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

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ADMINISTRATIVE Offi ce- Managerial/ Offi ce- Offi ce- Real Estate- Professional- ASSISTANT SECRETARY/ WILDWOOD Well known Restaurant Kurkowski Market Re- RECEPTIONIST/ CLOSING Hotel/Motel- ASSISTANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS in Wildwood seeks an search has an imme- MANAGER RESIDENTIAL BOOKKEEPER The El Coronado Re- Administrative Assistant diate need for experi- DIRECTOR BOOKKEEPER/ sort in Wildwood Crest for Seasonal April- Octo- enced Part time. Must have High volume real es-

is seeking individuals ber employment. Duties previous experience OFFICE Bachelors degree in tate offi ce looking for for include: fi ling, phones, WORD with Microsoft Word, Ex- ASSISTANT Human Services or re- experienced Closing FRONT DESK appts, copies, email, PROCESSORS cel, Quick Books & good lated fi eld, supervisory Manager. mailings, etc. Must have computer skills. Requirements: POSTIONS experience and at least computer knowledge Part time positions with * Minimum of high day and evening shifts 2 years experience and phone skills. No fl exible hours & good Mail resume to school diploma, cours- Ideal candidate must for the spring and assisting people in a nights or weekends. pay. Our beautiful of- Praise FM WJPG/ es in bookkeeping, have prior real estate summer season. Ex- community residen- 25-30 Hours per week fi ce is located next to WJPH, accounting & business closing experience. perience preferred. tial setting. Oversee $10.00 per hour the Copper Fish Res- PO Box 603 math. 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Don’t miss articles on …. Wildwood high-rises, p. A1; JCOW’s successor, p. A23; Wildwood boardwalk (and the rainforest), p. A3; Effect of housing trends on local scouting, p. A1; Senior housing in Lower, p. A9 *********** Landings Commission Establishes Guidelines for West Cape May’s HPC By JACK FICHTER der to reduce the possibility of appeals and *********** lawsuits. WEST CAPE MAY — This borough, once known as Members of the current borough commission Eldredge, has a rich and varied history. Among other were elected, in large part, on platforms that distinctions, the Underground Railroad ran through town, supported historic preservation and open space and lima crops once were so bountiful that the com- preservation. munity became known as the “Lima Bean Capital East History Committee members Marie Iacon- of the Rockies.” angelo and Doris Jacobs, now HPC members, As physical backdrop, the community included many applied for a grant to conduct a survey of historic types of houses considered home by Mayfl ower de- homes in the borough and worked on creating scendents, former slaves, riverboat pilots and whalers the new guidelines with HPC Chairman Elan – among others. Zingman-Leith and attorney and commission The borough now has a fully functioning historic member, Lynn Bowlby. Menz, Hogarty preservation commission (HPC), to govern the future Other members of the HPC are Milt Edel- Get Silvers of structures over 50 years old. Tear-downs, frequent man, Loretta Saggiomo, and Maria Johnson during recent building boom years, now will be subject (secretary). Coastline Realty has an- to commission rules. nounced that broker Carol The survey of homes, undertaken by preser- It was a long road to creating an HPC that has all the vationists Michael Conley and Joan Berkey, is Menz, GRI, SRES, and power of the HPC in operation in neighboring Cape sales rep Kathy Hogarty, almost completed. May. The HPC was created in an amendment to GRI, each received a Silver All photos by Jack Fichter Public requests for a commission increased when the the borough’s zoning ordinance. Among other Award from the county Moffi tt House, built in 1770, was demolished in 2005. 619 Broadway, above, and the houses pictured below, fall Realtors’ association, for rules now in effect, the HPC may instruct the under the new regulations. In the ensuing two years, more than a half dozen ad- borough’s Construction Offi cial to withhold ap- outstanding sales including ditional historic homes were torn down. The borough’s the handling of more than proval for demolition of an historic home for a Kendra Lelie and Thomas Scangarello of Planning and second oldest home, and one of the oldest in the county, one year period, to allow the borough “ample time and Design Collaborative of Medford. $7.5 million in real estate the Ezekial Eldredge House on Stevens Street, built in transactions during 2006. opportunity to determine whether it should acquire the Though it is believed that a compromise will be 1720, came close to demolition. property.” reached, which would reduce the number of units pro- Menz received the Mil- While the bones of a commission were put in place last lion Dollar Sales Award “This is an historic occasion,” quipped Deputy Mayor posed by Sixth Street Partners, Corrado said no offi cial summer, on March 28 the borough passed an ordinance Dick Rigby, commenting on the new regulations. “We are action was taken during the session. from the state realtors’ as- establishing guidelines for historic home renovations sociation (NJAR) in 2000, delighted to have this fi nally in place, up and running Issues include the borough’s lack of an affordable and a list of criteria that must be met before an historic and ready to go.” housing plan, and the location of a sewer line on Sixth and the NJAR Circle of Ex- home is demolished. cellence Sales Award each In other business, borough commission went into Avenue. Earlier this year, Mayor Pamela Kaithern explained that a one-hour closed session regarding litigation with In another matter, the borough will provide plans to year from 2002 to 2006. borough commission wanted regulations in place in or- Hogarty was awarded the Sixth Street Partners, which desires to build a 70-unit the state Department of Transportation (DOT) indicating NJAR Circle of Excellence townhouse project, on the scope of work to install sidewalks and a bike path on Sales Award each year from just under six acres on Park Boulevard. DOT has approved grant funding. 2003 to 2006. Sixth Avenue. Present at Members of the bicycle and pedestrian advisory the closed session were committee, which includes representatives of Lower borough attorneys Frank Township, Cape May and Cape May Point and county Corrado and Jenn Russo, engineers, and police, will meet April 10 at 1 p.m. with a Borough Engineer Ray planner provided by DOT. The committee will look at four Roberts, Planning Board areas for improved bike and pedestrian use and safety. Chairman Gary Novak and affordable housing Contact Fichter at 609-886-8600 ext. 30 or consultants and planners jfi [email protected]. Conley: Finding Lessons in Iron Links, Potential in Transport ‘Hub’ Concept Mike Lange Albert Stevens Inn Ezekial Eldredge House at NAIFA By C.M. MATTESSICH ment to submillimeter accuracy. “We get Disclose all concerns, information more rapidly and precisely request as much docu- COURT HOUSE — Lewis H. Conley, than ever before,” Conley said. mentation as possible, and Jr., P.L.S., P.P., is Vice President of Plan- But he fi nds invaluable lessons in bridg- research well. ing the new and old. That’s what appraiser ning and Surveying at the noted consult- Michael J. Lange advised ing fi rm Van Note-Harvey Associates. “The job of a land surveyor is to follow fellow appraisers as guest But if you concentrate only on his many in the footsteps of the original surveyor,” speaker at the March 29 designations and offi cial titles, you’ll miss he said. “While I might use precise dinner meeting of the At- the best part: a lifelong county resi- and sophisticated equipment, I also lantic/Cape May chapter dent who is passionate must remember what of the National Associa- about land use. the original surveyor tion of Independent Fee Now a Lower Town- used, approximating Appraisers (NAIFA), held ship resident, Conley his accuracy and re- at O’Donnell’s Pour House 316 Broadway 121 Sixth Ave. grew up in Wildwood measuring.” in Sea Isle. and graduated from “The original sur- Lang advised that ripar- Week’s Transfers Exceed $41 Million high school there in veyor might have mea- ian concerns be disclosed, 1962. sured with a compass The county land- and an old chain of at a minimum, in the let- During the period March 18-24, the County Clerk’s Offi ce recorded a total of 67 ter of transmittal, limiting scape has changed vast- iron links. The chain deeds representing property sales for more than nominal consideration. ly since those years. might have sagged; conditions, and the body of The week’s transfers, whose total value exceeded $41 million, are listed in the Chart “Years ago, it made the links could have an appraisal report. that begins below. Be sure to check the Herald’s Web site, www.CapeMayCountyHer- headlines when Mc- worn. But while a Obtaining relevant docu- ald.com, for even more details about these transactions – as well as archived Charts Donalds became the precise number may mentation, he noted, is no covering property transfers from earlier periods. easy task. Surveys alone first chain to hit the change, the important mainland,” he said, thing is that the two might include a subsurface LEWIS H. CONLEY, JR. survey, a topographical sur- PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE contrasting that with ‘points’ – say, from an th th vey, and a riparian survey, BETWEEN MARCH 18 and 24 , 2007 Rio Grande’s recent oak tree to the edge of transformation into a “shopping mec- a street – do not.” among others. Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON ca.” In local life, too, he characterizes cer- April: Fair Thomas J. Welsh Robert W. & Linda Lamantia 7489 Ocean Dr. $ 1,450,000 “Cape May County hasn’t had a central tain things as “immutable.” Robert & Christina Kurian Jay R. & Gail J. Tress 573 24th St., Unit West $ 1,155,000 business area like this since the heyday “Those of us who have been here all Housing Month Mary Louise Rigney William J. & Kathy Siegfried 507 24th St. $ 1,475,000 In 2003, President Bush Timothy E. Kerr 699 Sunrise LLC 699 Sunrise St., Unit West $ 1,675,000 of the Wildwoods,” he said. our lives still feel very close to the land, designated April as Fair Total for Avalon: $ 5,755,000 While he views many of the changes as and to our neighbors,” he said. “We went Housing Month to com- CAPE MAY benefi cial, Conley noted that the “down to school with each other; we know each memorate the Fair Housing David R. Comfort Christine Bodnar 11 Beach Ave., Unit 202 $ 587,000 home approach is diminishing.” other’s brothers and sisters … It’s easy for William & Roberta Walter Herbert & Joanne Ruetsch Regent Beach Condo, # 305 $ 785,000 “As we become urbanized, things are us to reach out for people, and they’re Act originally passed in Total for Cape May: $ 1,372,000 1968. In addition to the DENNIS happening at a faster pace,” he noted. approachable no matter what they’ve federal law, the New Jersey John J. & Bruce E. Hopkin Ryan V. & Lindsey E. Vince 35 Timothy Lane $ 265,250 “Among other things, Mom and Pop attained in life.” Law Against Discrimination Total for Dennis: $ 265,250 operations are giving way to corporate, Conley cited Wildwood Mayor Ernie (LAD) prohibits discrimina- LOWER TOWNSHIP or chain, set-ups, and projects have got- Troiano as an example. Years ago, he and Sylvia Gilley et al Dewel C. Smith 122 Tennessee Ave. $ 140,000 ten larger.” Troiano served in Wildwood’s Holly Beach tion when selling or rent- Todd & Patricia Schunneman Greg Murgitroyde 11 Cedarwood Ave. $ 166,000 ing property. It applies to Paul & Karen Mirabile Charles & Mary Mullin 38 Croydon Dr. $ 291,000 Technology had a hand in the changes, Volunteer Fire Co. together. (Conley’s a owners, agents, employees Total for Lower Township: $ 597,000 including changes in the surveying profes- lifetime member, as well as past Deputy and brokers. (Page A64 Please) sion, where tools now permit measure- (Page A64 Please) Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A59 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Home for Sale- Home For Sale- Home For Sale- REAL ESTATE 383 - 43rd Place. AVALON North Wildwood BUSINESS FOR Unit #6 AVALON LINKS Condominum Townhouse For Sale By SALE - REAL ES- SEA ISLE CITY For Sale By Owner Owner TATE Home For Sale- Home for Sale- For Sale by Owner. Very Beautiful beach block, New Fordham model, special, 2nd fl oor bay- A Preserve For You Home for Sale- 1 bedroom condo, 2nd located on cul-de-sac front condo. This west NEW fl oor. Full kitchen, living overlooking 4th fairway. Business for Sale- end unit has unobstruct- Delaware Bay Beach- CAPE MAY CONSTRUCTION room, furnished. Sleeps 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath ed bay views from every front COURT HOUSE WHITESBORO 6. 2 decks, balcony, town home. 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Check out our web site for a complete inventory of all our sale listings (commercial *%23%9#!0% & residential), as well as detailed information on our summer rental listings 2s%s!s,s4s9 •    • 7ASHINGTON3T #APE-AY .*    WILL BE• CLOSED ON EASTER SUNDAY• 4/8 WWWJERSEYCAPEREALTYCOM SUNDAY, APRIL 8 HOSTED BY: SUMMER WILL BE HERE BEFORE YOU KNOW IT!! CHECK OUT WEB SITE FOR RENTAL Josh Jacoby 2:00pm to 4:00pm AVAILABILITIES. WHILE ON OUR SITE CHECK OUT OUR FULL INVENTORY OF SALE PROPERTIES 120 Decatur Street, Cape May UNIQUE UPSCALE HOME-SERENE LOCATION MULTI-UNIT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 420-422 Broadway West Cape May EXCELLENT RENTAL 21 Canterbury Way “ Victoria Village” Cold Spring HISTORY- HALF A 4 bedroom, 3.5 Renovated church being used as a 75-seat restaurant w/1800 BLOCK TO THE BEACH bath, gas f/p, in- 6 bedrooms, 3 sq.ft retail area on lower level. baths, eat-in kitchen, ground pool, Off street parking for 30-cars. heat & central air. Also a renovated 2-unit home. $1,295,000.00 minutes to beaches. $524,900.00 Each unit has 4 bedrooms, 3 full SATURDAY, APRIL 7 HOSTED BY: baths, excellent rental history. Heather Turner $1,990,000.00 Noon to 2:00pm 1318 Missouri Avenue, Cape May RENOVATED VICTORIAN-BLOCK TO BEACH MOVE IN CONDITION 911 Stockton Avenue Cape May WELL MAINTAINED 609 Arctic Avenue North Cape May RANCHER 6 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, Renovated rancher 2 bedrooms, 2 bath, living room w/game table, w/new vinyl siding & “Sandpiper” model sin- new kitchen, family room windows, 3 bedrooms, gle family, central air. w/wet bar, pantry, gas $629,900.00 2 baths, kitchen w/ heat, central air, off-street BEACHFRONT BLOCK AND HALF new appliances. Just parking. Excellent rental TOWNHOUSE TO BEACH blocks to bay & ferry. history. $1,500,000.00 1107 Beach Avenue 320 Alexander Avenue $339,000.00 Unit B-2 Cape May Cape May Point “Philadelphia Beach 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Amenities NEWER MODULAR HOME IMMACULATE CHARMING RANCHER Condominium” 3 bedrooms, include cathedral ceilings, 10 Poplar Street Cape May Court House 312 Haverford Avenue North Cape May 2.5 baths, ocean view, excellent hardwood fl oors, fi replace, and 2 bedrooms & 2 rental. $985,000.00 3 bedrooms, 2 central air. $1,345,000.00 baths, oversized baths, central garage w/loft. air, fenced Central air, yard, shed ceiling fans, and w/electric. security system. $310,000.00 $399,000.00 A60 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

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OPEN HOUSE INTEREST RATES NEAR RECORD LOWS Home ownership is a safe, secure way to build Saturday, April 7 11am-2pm long-term wealth. The national median price of homes Today’s interest rates are comparable to 40-year bought ten years ago has increased 88 percent.3 The lows, offering homebuyers a once-in-a-lifetime oppor- number of US households is expected to increase 15 tunity. percent during the next decade, creating a continued high demand for housing.4 LARGE INVENTORY WON’T LAST DON’T DELAY There are currently 3.75 million homes for sale. We have had a record inventory of homes on the Now is a great time to buy or sell a home. Call 94 E. Cresse Rd., Wildwood Crest market in recent months, offering consumers the your REALTOR® or go to REALTOR.com, America’s 4 BR, 2.5 bath Townhouse, Granite/Hardwood greatest choice in decades. number one real estate site. & More. Starting at $499,900 PRICES ARE STABILIZING The median home price is forecast to rise 1.2 per- cent this year. Even stronger gains are forecast next year, with existing-home prices expected to rise 3.1 percent. 8401 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest Beach Block complex, two pools and Cape May County 2045 Rt 9N gorgeous views. Starting at $189,900 Association of REALTORS®, Inc. Clermont, NJ 08210 www.cmcaor.org 5604 Pacifi c Avenue The Voice for Real Estate Wildwood Crest Offi ce: 609-522-1212 www.REALTOR.com , (// ) Cell: 609-780-4223 3 National Association of REALTORS® 2006 existing home sale series. 4 The State of the Nation’s Housing 2006—Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University. Barbara Hunt ©2006 National Association of REALTORS® A62 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers April 4 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!

Store For Rent- Summer Rental- Summer Rental- WANTED - REAL OPEN HOUSES CAPE MAY North Wildwood WEST WILDWOOD ESTATE MALL AREA Attention Boaters & Bird 300-304 Burk Ave., Wildwood 2 bedroom cottage, Lovers! Wanted to Buy- sleeps 4. 1 block from Sat., April 7th • 1-4 pm FAST FOOD beach and boardwalk. Waterfront, luxury du- WE BUY HOUSES Well constructed. Many amenities. OR RETAIL Stores for Sale/ Rent- Seasonal rental. $6000/ plex. Top fl oor, boat slip, CASH! Starting at $329,000 season + security. large deck, spectacular Move-in condition. PRIME, SPACIOUS view. 2.5 bedrooms (pos- • Perfect for SUSHI, ICE LOCATION FOR 609-522-3939 sible 3rd), 1 bath. Sleeps 609-374-6495 506 E. Stockton Rd., CREAM, CREPERIE YOUR BUSINESS 10. $1300 per week. μ WebID #: 115271 Wildwood Crest Call 609-412-0956 Ocean View 267-261-4464 YEAR ROUND Saturday, April 7th • 10am-4pm [email protected] Business Center RENTAL 3000 - 6000 square μ WebID #: 115503 Sunday, April 8th • 11am-3pm Summer Rental- WebID #: 116378 feet. New construction μ Summer Rental- Panoramic views. Pool & spa facilities. for sale, possible lease. NORTH 2 miles east of Gentilini Year Round Rental- Starting at $512,000 WILDWOOD Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds Ford on Rt. 550. See WILDWOOD • Build an Attractive Ad our display ad in this AVAILABLE 1 bedroom, 1 bath con- 7 Mueller Ave., West Wildwood • Avoid abbreviation week’s Herald real es- 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, IMMEDIATELY If they do not understand it. do. Close to beach and They will not call to find out tate section. 2 car garage. 1 block Saturday, April 7th • 11am-3pm boardwalk. Pool. $8500 from beach/ boardwalk. 1 Bedroom in the Crest. • White space attracts the eye for season + utilities 2 bedroom rancher. A cluttered ad will be missed 609-412-4656 Sleeps 8. $1400 - $1600/ No pets. No smoking. $249,900 week. and security deposit. No Security/month in ad- • Use photos pets. Extended season vance. $750/month year People call faster if μ WebID #: 114637 116 E. 17th Street they can see it , 856-498-8564 (April- October) round. $4000 for sea- North Wildwood more importantly they buy it faster son. 609-522-7117 SUMMER RENTAL μ WebID #: 116257 609-522-8115, • List a time to call 5604 Pacifi c Avenue and be ready leave message 215-350-0565 Wildwood Crest for results 609-522-1212 μ WebID #: 115933 WebID #: 116486 Summer Rental- μ Summer Rental-

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Offi ce Suite Seasonal Rental CAPE MAY Available in Stone Summer Rental- Year Round Rental- COURT HOUSE Cute 2 Bedroom apart- Harbor Business ment available for sum- WILDWOOD AVALON LINKS District, Includes Available May 1 thru mer rental. Wildwood CREST Heat and Electric, Oct. Furnished. $2000/ Crest, 2 blocks from Townhouse immediately month. Sleeps 4. $500.00 per beach. Sleeps 4. $6,000 Available May - Oct. available. 3 bedrooms,

month, 2nd Floor. for season. - $6,000. 2 bedroom, 1 2.5 baths, washer, dryer, 917-838-1321 Call... bath, sleeps 6, 2nd fl oor dishwasher, air, gas heat, Dolores Mehan 610-662-5282 unit. Sunset/bay Views garage. $1650 per month μ WebID #: 116879 at 368-1551 + utilities. No pets. Ref- μ WebID #: 116298 Call 609-729-8527 erences required. Wonderful location for this 3 unit, mixed use μ WebID #: 116273 201-956-8235 commercial property. Located in a busy area of or 201-816-8127 Route 9, near popular antique and gift shops. SOL NEEDLES One unit of this property is currently being op- Summer/ Year Round μ WebID #: 116380 erated as a crafter’s co-op, the second unit is Rental- rented to a fl orist and the third portion of the REAL ESTATE NORTH property is a 3 bedrooms/1.5 baths residential 512 Washington St. Mall, Cape May, NJ 08204 WILDWOOD unit which is occupied by the owner. Plenty of off street parking. Loads of potential! $650,000. (609) 884-8428 • 1(800) 441-8428 Beach block condo. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, sleeps

FAX (609) 898-0121 97F;C7O9EKDJO 8. Private parking. E-mail: [email protected] 609-425-8562 Each Offi ce Is Independently Owned And Operated 9626 Second Ave. • Stone Harbor (609) 368-2000 • (609) 368-4767 μ WebID #: 116895 www.stoneharbor.com Elizabeth “Ann” Leahy PROPERTY The TAX HANNEL’S CApartments 670 CRAWFORD ROAD, COLD SPRING 1525 YACHT AVENUE, CAPE MAY APPEALS Professionally Managed Country living at its very fi nest. Beauti- Law Office of Boater’s paradise, one of Cape ful 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home offer- May’s most unique homes. This 2 ing 2 fi replaces, jacuzzi tub in master 1 BEDROOM bedroom, 2 bath home is located suite, state of the art kitchen w/ custom Robert A. Fineberg $ 00 directly on the waterway. Enjoy cabinets and granite countertops, large 208 N. Main Street, 825 the view of the South Jersey Marina great room, 2 1/2 car attached garage, from your 2nd fl oor deck. $695,000 swimming pool, kennel and much, Cape May Court House 2 BEDROOM much more. $725,000 $89500 609-463-0055 SPRING SPECIAL 1st Month FREE! 609-624-0990 1920 Route 9 North • Air Conditioning Clermont, NJ 08210 • Swimming Pool • Laundry Facilities • Heat/Hot Water Included 2 AVALON WOODS CMCH FREE HEAT 104 ATLANTIC AVENUE, WEST CAPE MAY 703 SAN FERNANDO ROAD, COLD SPRING This incredible home New construction, 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath 3 bedroom, 1 bath two story home in (2402 sq. ft. ) features 4 FREE HOT WATER home centrally located between Cape mint condition in very pretty area. This large bedrooms, 2 1/2 May and Cape May Point beaches. This new home offers large family room addi- baths, large living room home has it all; kitchen with stainless steel tion with woodstove, pretty kitchen w/ with fi replace, dining appliances, granite countertops, tiled bath- Corian countertops, formal dining room, (609) 884-0026 rooms, hardwood flooring, maintenance room, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances full basement, 1 car garage, gas heat and hardwood fl oors. A 2 car 30’ wide garage w/12’ 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May free cedar impression exterior, brick pavers $529,000. in driveway plus too many other extras to and central a/c - garage doors and an unfi nished 672 sq. ft. bonus room mention - $775,000 above. Also features a full 1200 sq. ft. carpeted fi nished basement not usually found in many homes. $569,000 Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A63 Web ID’s mean more information is available online at www.capemaycountyherald.com

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Weichert Realtors/Hoey Group Realtors/Hoey Group Weichert welcomes 4 new team members! AVALON ERMA NORTH Kris Lashley WILDWOOD Townhouse available Small but comfortable (formerly of Coldwell now! 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 1 bedroom, 2nd fl oor Remodeled 2 bedroom, Banker/Otton Realty) bath. Newly refi nished. apartment with washer, 1 bath. Non-smoking Washer, dryer, dish- dryer & air in quiet Erma. premises. No pets. $850 Year Round Rental- washer, air conditioning, $650/month + utilities. includes heat. private decks, off-street No pets. Security, credit RIO GRANDE/ parking. Great location. check & references. 215-519-6013 Corian counters. Gas ERMA AREA

heat. $1650 + utilities. 609-898-4111 μ WebID #: 115751 NEW Janice Bisaccia 609-967-7818 μ WebID #: 115081 CONSTRUCTION! 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, (formerly of Century 21 Year Round Rental- μ WebID #: 115501 family room, fi replace, Alliance/North deck. Gas heat + central Wildwood) Year Round Rental- RIO GRANDE air. All new appliances including washer & dryer. Year Round Rental- NORTH CAPE MAY 2 bedroom, 1 bath $1625/month + utilities. house, furnished, wash- No pets. References & BELLEPLAIN 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 1 car er/ dryer. Nice neighbor- security required. FOREST garage. Washer/dryer, hood. $650/ month + Adult Resort fenced back yard. Avail- utilities. 1st month + 1 Call 609-886-4932 able May 1. 1 month month security. No pets. Mon. - Fri., 9am - 5pm Teri Bassett Sunny 1 bedroom mo- rent, 1 1/2 month securi- Non-smoking premises. (formerly of Classic bile home, Florida room, ty, credit check required. References. Available μ WebID #: 115944 fi replace. Laundry facili- $1100/month + utilities. now. Custom Realty) ties. $695 + utilities. Owner is a licensed NJ real estate agent. 609-465-8286 856-354-1878 Call 908-963-3346 μ WebID #: 116309 Year Round Rental- WebID #: 116923 μ Year Round Rental- μ WebID #: 116774 SWAINTON

Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Rio Grande Duplex Rt. 9, 1/2 mile north of Denise Palek CAPE MAY AREA Avalon Blvd. 1 bed- NORTH CAPE MAY (formerly of Century 2 bedroom, 1 bath, $950 room. Private. Unfur-

1 bedroom apartment, monthly plus utilities. nished. No pets. $675 21/Stone Harbor) 2 bedroom ranch, par- $750/month + utilities. Close to shopping cen- + utilities. First and last tially furnished. 2 blocks Security deposit, credit ters. No smoking, no month’s rent + $500 se- to bay. $1200 + utilities. check. Small pets con- pets. curity.

sidered. 856-478-4834 Call 609-408-3100, 609-967-4945 1-727-687-7311 or 856-304-3563 leave message Visit them at our offi ce on μ WebID #: 116488 2202 Bayshore Road, Villas μ WebID #: 115895 μ WebID #: 116517 μ WebID #: 114944 (Continued on Page A65) or call 609-886-7915

Year Round Rental- When Your Listing Expires Eddie is for Hire BUYING & SELLING REAL ESTATE CAPE MAY 1. Indian Trail Road - Sold in 24 Days - March 2007 COURT HOUSE 2. Bayberry Condo - Sold March 2007 INC. APEX2505 BayshoreREALTY, Rd., Villas Hand Ave. 3 bedroom, 3. Bayberry Condo - Under Contract - March 2007 1-800-894-APEX 1 1/2 bath, dining area, Fax 886-7132 deck, storage shed, new appliances, washer/dry- NEW BAYBERRY CONDOS 609-886-6000 er. Large rear yard. Elec- www.apexrealestate.com tric heat. $1300/month + 23rd & Surf Avenues, Free Market Analysis “No Obligation” utilities. Security deposit North Wildwood Broker Daniel J. Senico and references required. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath No pets. From $264,900. BAYFRONT… BAY VIEWS 609-463-1280 Bayside Village • $1,595,000 Villas • $699,900 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths 3 bedrooms, 2 baths μ WebID #: 116277 MAGNIFICENT BAYFRONT MAGNIFICENT HOME W/ WATER VIEWS This home offers breathtaking views, situated on over This home features water views from the living room, an acre of land. First fl oor features vaulted ceiling in dining room, kitchen and wrap-a-round outside deck. Eddie Cellini the living room, master This home is immaculate and is being conveyed Year Round Rental- Offi ce - 609-522-7117 bedroom and bath with completely furnished. The seller is offering potential sitting room, kitchen buyer a $5,000 credit to help with closing cost fees. DEL HAVEN cell - 609-602-8360 with separate dining Built in 1993 this 3 bedroom, 2 bath this home features North Wildwood email - [email protected] area, formal dining room, Bruce hardwood fl ooring in the living room & dining additional bedroom with room with newer 3 bedrooms + den, 1 1/2 its own bath. Berber carpet in the bath, large rooms, deck, bedrooms and a new washer, screen porch. Villas • $1,800,000 kitchen fl oor. Heat included. Block to DEE DEVELOPERS 5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths SPECTACULAR! beach. No pets. Non- . This Town Bank Builder custom waterfront home has smoking premises. Im- Yearly Rental views, views and more views from nearly every Andersen mediate occupancy. window, French door and living area! PLUS, nearly every Villas • $649,900 amenity imaginable, including professionally landscaped 3 bedrooms, 2 baths 856-415-9222 and hardscaped grounds BAYFRONT COTTAGE with outdoor kitchen, & GUEST HOUSE fi repit, shower, lighting, Coastal living at its μ WebID #: 116918 auto irrigation system, best. Two houses for auto retractable awnings one price. A large deck over 3rd fl oor fi berglass for summer entertaining deck. and enjoying incredible 600 New Jersey Avenue, N. Wildwood YEAR-ROUND RENTAL sunsets. PRIME LOCATION Villas • $1,100 per month OTHER YEAR-ROUND Must fi ll out credit application 7 Brand New 2000 sq. ft. Townhomes to qualify RENTALS ONLY 1 REMAINS Villas 2 bed, 1 bath $1,000 per month $1500/month + utilities - gas heat, central air Villas 2 bed, 1 bath $1,000 per month Villas 2 bed, 1 bath $975 per month 3 1500 sq. ft. Offi ce/Retail Units remaining Villas 2 bed, 1 bath $675 per month Call for information 609-523-0104 Wildwood 2 bed 1 bath $950 per month A64 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate News Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Boy Scouts (From Page A58) PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE (From Page A1) BETWEEN MARCH 18th and 24th, 2007 housing throughout the county. Boy Scout troops are gone from island communities of Seller Buyer Property Address Price MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Avalon, Stone Harbor and Wildwood Crest, he said. K. Hovnanian Norman W. & Susan M. Albert 1404 St. Andrews Dr., # B1 $ 458,083 “Our largest Scout troops were in Sea Isle (Troop 76), Samuel & Jean Dickinson David Dickinson 43 Reeds Beach Rd. $ 130,000 Wildwood (Troops 74 and 75), Cape May (Troops 1 and Madeline A. Santangelo Joseph L. Coppola 100 Millman Blvd. $ 205,000 JMJK Partners, by Jos. Crecca Gayle Rowe 108 6th St. $ 439,900 84). For Cub Scouts it was Pack 184 in Wildwood. Mark & Patricia McMonagle Mich. Barsoum & Patricia Lyons 73 Springers Mill Rd. $ 280,000 “We had smaller units in each of the rural mainland Samuel & Megan DiPasquale Jayne Ollin & William Morrison 1RomneyPl. $ 485,000 areas but our strength was with our island units,” Total for Middle Township: $ 1,997,983 Wasekanes said. NORTH WILDWOOD Engel Group, LLC Kenneth M. & Diane Guzzardo 440 E. 21st Ave., Unit 103 $ 435,000 That has changed, he said. North Chestnut Dev’t LLC Wade Investment Group LLC 206 New Jersey Ave., # 101 $ 510,001 The smallest units are in Sea Isle City, Wildwood and Sam & Karen Hansen Edward J. & Shannon T. Riotte 304 Surf Ave., Unit 10 $ 169,900 North Wildwood, and Cape May and the largest units are HBSB LLC Francis Corretini & Dol. Reagan 424 E. 19th Ave., Unit B $ 280,000 Engel Group LLC Samuel J. & Ellen L. Zangaro 415-17 E. 23rd Ave., # 102 $ 425,000 Pack and Troop 79 in Marmora, Troop 55 in Tuckahoe Premier Custom Homes LLC Thomas K. & Cynthia L. Lake 429 E. 9th Ave., Unit 100 $ 525,000 and Troop 87 in Lower Township. Kelly A. DeSantis Electra Stulak 621 W. Pine Ave. $ 400,000 In Cape May County there are more deaths, and fewer Michael V. Foti Camden Glass Inc. 713 W. Spruce Ave., Unit B $ 280,000 births, he said. Total for North Wildwood: $ 3,024,901 OCEAN CITY He also cited changing demographics that make it Louis & Joyce Amarando James F. & Kristen B. Walton 200 Clipper Dr. $ 525,000 more diffi cult for parents to volunteer their time, since John J. & Patricia Merman Manco & Mack LLC 762 Boardwalk, Unit 762 $ 1,800,000 many families are two-earner families with little time Gregg A. Parker Martin & Sharon Sheehan Walton Pl. (5.65 foot portion) $ 142,500 Albert McKenna Patricia Murray and Deborah Carr 620 Asbury Ave., Unit B $ 345,000 free to volunteer. William F. Rommel Eugene & Jeanne Spinelli 2608 Central Ave. $ 890,000 In the 1950s, seven of 10 boys were enrolled in 5525 Central Ave. LLC James J. & Maryanne T. Smart 5525 Central Ave. $ 3,650,000 Boy Scouting, Wasekanes said. Adults were willing to WEB 140 LLC Edward P. & Jill A. Dennin 1320 Haven Ave., Unit 1320 $ 455,000 Riccardo & Heather Savarese Kevin F. & Kari S. Smith Scull 955 Asbury Ave. $ 585,000 volunteer, he said. William W. & Nancy L. Beible Valley Forge Group LLC 2925-29 Central, #2927 $ 825,000 “We are not another recreational activity,” he pro- SLM Financial Corp. John L. & Linda Hagan 27 Sunnyside Ct. $ 937,810 claimed. Nancy B. Savarie et al Walter G. & Joanne M. Lukens 20 Beach Rd. $ 1,568,320 Al Campbell Island Developers LLC Joseph & Denise Santo 2232 Central Ave., Unit A $ 785,000 That’s because scouting teaches a value system and Mark C. & Ginny S. Loomis Mary Kleva Chelednik 1149 West Ave., Unit A $ 89,900 skills that stay with a member for life. Troop 73 Boy Scout leads Pledge of Allegiance at Soft Beach Ventures LLC Equity Trust & Roger Marinchak 820-22 Pennlyn Pl. Unit B $ 625,000 st Among the “life skills” scouting teaches are giving Sept. 11, 2006 ceremony as Freeholder Director Aug. DaQuila & Pat D’Angelo Ray G. & Janice A. Lutz 1741 Asbury Ave., 1 Fl. $ 500,000 Daniel Beyel, an Eagle Scout, salutes. Donald Storsberg Edward & Marcia Terry 1247 West Ave., Unit A $ 120,000 one’s best effort, being honest, treating others with John P. & Michelle E. Kelley ETP III LLC 1315 West Ave., Unit B $ 390,000 respect, setting goals, staying physically fi t and caring Joseph J. Hindelang et al Val P. & Ann Marie Reisig 821-25 St. James Pl., Unit B $ 355,000 sist the public. One such event was the annual 4-H Fair, T.A.D. Development Co. LLC Stanley E. & Lynn C. Borucki 3706 Oxford Lane $ 672,500 for the environment. Kevin & Cynthia Lee Taylor Mich. & Chris. Donnelly et al 2748-52 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 456,000 Wasekanes cited the value of scouting, which is open patrolled by the Sheriff’s Department Police Explorer Philip J. Vowles Lee Rizzotto 3532 Bay Ave., Unit A $ 715,000 to boys from kindergarten age to 17. unit. Total for Ocean City: $ 16,432,030 He asked those in the room who had been scouts to He urged mayors to reach out to scout units, and offer SEA ISLE CITY th stand. Many did so. He asked how many had advanced them possibilities to earn money, such as Clean Com- William A. & Carol C. Shaw Philip A. & Joan A. Ryan 205 44 St., Unit West $ 650,000 Thomas & Sheila Clifford Shirley J. Howard 237 36th St., Unit East $ 625,000 through scouting to Eagle. Only four in the room had at- munity grant funds for picking up litter for small amounts Noodles 1 LLC Brian & Daniel LaFond et al 115 46th St., Unit West $ 680,000 tained the highest honor, including Freeholder Director donated to the unit. 8208 Central Avenue LLC William J. & Patricia A. Hamilton 8208 Central Ave., # North $ 680,000 He also cited 36 Eagle Scout projects in the county Francine & Darryl Brebner Michael E. & Patricia Settar 3900 Pleasure Ave., Unit 201 $ 350,000 Daniel Beyel. Daniel L. & Kathleen S. Long Brian J. & Mary M. Gallagher 130 57th St., Unit East $ 810,000 Wasekanes said Exploring is open to young men and which took 5,000 service hours to complete, and which Margaret S. Konschak Frank Emanuele & Laur. Langton 26 37th St. $ 650,000 women, ages 15-20. Those units include police, medi- saved government an estimated $50,000. Edward G. & Patricia C. Sacks Brian K. & Elizabeth A. Mossor 221 87th St., Unit 3 $ 259,000 cal, and fi refi ghters. Those projects included an amphitheater at Upper Total for Sea Isle City: $ 4,704,000 Venturing is a youth development program of Boy Branch of the Cape May County Library, and renaming STONE HARBOR KWT LP & Drumar Dev’t Co. Kenneth & Jacqueline Gattoni 130 107th St. $ 2,565,000 Scouts of American for young men and women from of Route 83 in memory of State Trooper Bertram Zimmer- Total for Stone Harbor: $ 2,565,000 14, who completed eighth grade to age 20. It includes man, killed in the line of duty responding to a call. UPPER TOWNSHIP Sea Scouts. Clayton Dev’t Associates LLC Stephen & Donna Martinelli 11 Farm Rd. $ 200,000 The district executive cited various events over the Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or e-mail: Total for Upper Township: $ 200,000 past year when Explorer units volunteered time to as- [email protected] WEST CAPE MAY Andrea Moffatt Chris Wood & Luigi Castaldo 231 Fourth Ave. $ 385,000 Arthur & Gladys Russell Jeffrey & Krista Kimberlee Yuhas 108 Fourth Ave. $ 450,000 Total for West Cape May: $ 835,000 Conley WILDWOOD Wildwood Square LLC Alfredo & Barbara Giannaccari 127 W.Schellenger Ave, #37 $ 368,500 (From Page A58) “You’ve got to think out of the box, make something Wildwood Square LLC Bruce Lang 125 W.Schellenger Ave., #38 $ 349,000 unique happen,” he said. “The opportunities are wide Richard Harami William Haramis 210 W. Burk Ave. $ 55,000 Chief of Town Bank Volunteer Fire Co. and currently one and varied.” Albert J. Suwald Nicole Sosalski 5301 Hudson Ave., Unit B $ 255,000 Conceding its conceptual nature, Conley described a Electra Stulak Joseph S. Lauletta 2808 Ocean Ave. $ 290,000 of the elected Fire Commissioners serving District 2 in Total for Wildwood: $ 1,317,500 Lower Township). pet idea in which the Cape May County Airport would WILDWOOD CREST And how does the local network meet current land become a “transportation center,” or “hub,” serving Holiday Developer, Inc. William Mendelson 5501 Atlantic Ave., Unit 206 $ 659,000 use challenges? airplanes and a new rail spur. David Zwanerz Michael Callahan 216 W. Morning Glory $ 470,000 Ocean View Ventures LLC Brandon S. Leonetti 108 E. Morning Glory, # 108 $ 660,000 “All of the good ground has been used, so innovative Conley envisions a transportation plan similar to MWMofNewJersey,Inc. NoelK.SmithandEricT.Wong 304E.CrocusRd. $475,000 thinking is needed,” Conley said. “There are not a lot Williamsburg’s, with day passes for buses transporting Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 2,264,000 of areas for new growth or development.” visitors throughout the area. WOODBINE We’ll see “growth” in rehabilitated housing, or addi- “And why not a doowop monorail from the Airport to William Pikolycky New Jersey State DEP DeHirsch at Garfield (B.94 L4) $ 110,000 tions on existing structures, he said. Wildwood’s Boardwalk?” he asked. “Or step on a steam Total for Woodbine: $ 110,000 train, go back in time to the Cape Mays.” COUNTY TOTAL: $ 41,439,664 The transportation infrastructure presently may be Compilation © 2007 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office insuffi cient, he cautioned, but that simply calls for cre- Conley’s past projects include a major hospital expan- ative ideas. sion, the Canyon Club, Lighthouse Pointe, the Star Lux “More attention must be paid to mass transportation,” and Seapointe Village. Conley said, and he doesn’t mean just conventional And somehow he found time also to serve as a vol- vehicles like buses. unteer court-trained mediator. He was fi rst president of “We completely underestimate railroads, and their Cape Mediation Services. capacity to move people,” Conley asserted. “Years ago, Most recently, he received the Lifetime Achievement they were one of the things that made Wildwood strong Award of the New Jersey Society of Professional Land when, each morning, major routes carried Philadelphia Surveyors, an honor bestowed on land surveyors who fi shermen to Anglesea, Cape May and Wildwood.” attain substantial achievements over the course of their Existing rail lines run through the Rio Grande shopping career. area, he noted. “That doesn’t mean it’s the end of their career,” Conley And he goes much further. noted with a chuckle. Sun National Bank Opens Rio Branch RIO GRANDE — Sun National Bank opened its branch nifi cant commercial ventures moving into the Rio Grande at Route 9 South and Linden Lane on Monday. area, most as a part of the Grande Plaza shopping center. The new structure becomes the latest in a string of sig- Sun’s new branch offi ce – a brick building with state-of- the art architectural fl ourishes – is located at the Route 9 perimeter of the center. For Branch Manager Nichol Hoff and Assistant Top row, from left, Community Service committeee members Frank Felicetti, Manager Jane Alvarez and the staff, the day was Kimberly Schiela (co-Chair), Barry Bruno, Carol Anderson (co-Chair), Lisa a real milestone. Ransom and Ed Lex. Bottom row, from left, CMCAR Executive Offi cer Ann Employees have made a commitment to Marie Uhlman; Eleanor and Jack Bickel, parents of Linda Bickel Grassi; and present new-school products with a “very old- Fund offi cer Margaret Clarke. school commitment to extraordinary service,” said Hoff. The branch will be open seven days a week Realtors Donate to Cancer Fund with lobby and drive-through hours. Monday At its general membership meeting in March, the Cape May County Association through Saturday, the bank will open at 8 a.m.; of Realtors (CMCAR) held a raffl e drawing for a vacation getaway trip to the Mexican on Sunday, it will open at 10 a.m. Riviera Maya – an event that benefi ted the “Love of Linda Cancer Fund, Inc.” The facility features two drive-through aisles, Orchestrated by both the 2006 and 2007 Community Service Committees at CMCAR, a drive-up automatic teller machine, and a night the raffl e ultimately yielded a $7,000 donation to the Fund. depository. Vacation sponsors included: Sturdy Savings Bank; Weichert Realtors/Hoey Group; Staffi ng the branch will be Head Teller Gina Apex Realty, Inc.; Bayside Realty; Ferguson-Dechert, Inc.; H.N. Hand Realtors; RPO Cardaci, assisted by fi ve tellers: Halee Bryant, Realtors; and NJ Realty. Suzanna Elezovic, Angela Kidd, and Ceyda Raffl e winner Steve Waters of C.A. McCann & Sons Real Estate received a travel Soylemez. voucher valued at $2,700 for his trip. With $3.2 billion in assets, Sun National Bank According to its Web site, the Love of Linda Cancer Fund provides fi nancial support has over 70 branches located in southern and to Cape May County cancer patients, “to ease the tremendous burdens accompanying central New Jersey and New Castle County, this disease.” The Fund was started in the memory of Linda Bickel Grassi, who was South Seaville resident Nichol L. Hoff, with Sun since 1999, Del. a long-time resident of the Wildwoods. For more information on the Fund, visit www. will serve as branch manager. loveofl inda.org. Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A65

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By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 1x Fee=$4.86 4/4/07 this foreclosure action because you are one SHERIFF’S SALE Nearest Cross Street: N/A of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ______1x Fee=$20.66 4/4/07 of the mortgagors and may be liable for any cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Spec. #23 ______defi ciency and for any lien, claim, or interest By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out A full legal description of the premises can NUMBER F 20405 06, pending wherein amount due can be obtained from the local TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS you may have in, to or against the mortgaged of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape EVERHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the taxing authority. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS premises by reason of the Mortgage made cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET May County. This sale is subject to unpaid plaintiff AND STEVE A. NOLAN, ET AL are Amount due under judgment is BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS COUNTY OF CAPE MAY by you, ROBERT NEWBY and MELISSA NUMBER CPM L 189 04, pending wherein taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at $134,621.48 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY STATE OF NEW JERSEY BROADBENT, as set forth above. DIWAN SHINGH THIRD PARTY PLAINTIFF liens and other Municipal Assessments. The public venue on: to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- the plaintiff AND D’ANGELO INVESTMENT amount due can be obtained from the local WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals ORDINANCE NO. 2007-05 Upon request, a copy of the Complaint and GROUP, LLC THIRD PARTY DEFENDANT taxing authority. APRIL A.D. 2007 of 20% of the bid price is required. addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of Amendment to Complaint, if any, will be sup- are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Amount due under judgment is at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF plied to you for particularity. at public venue on: $450,000.00 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. prevailing time, on April 17, 2007, at which DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All publication costs are paid for by the plain- time they will be publicly opened and read in STATE OF NEW JERSEY AMENDING Dated: March 23, 2007 APRIL A.D. 2007 tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Jersey. tiff. the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- CHAPTER 139-13(E) OF THE CODE OF THE at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of 20% of the bid price is required. Attorney PLUESE, BECKER &SALTZMAN tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS ENTITLED “PARKS THEODORE J. FETTER House Building located at 9 N. Main Street The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Municipality: Township of Lower Sheriff: John F. Callinan House, New Jersey for the following: AND RECREATION – FEE SCHEDULE” Clerk of the Superior (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New sale without further notice of publication. 752559 Court of New Jersey Jersey. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Street Address: 1040 Star Avenue 4x Fee=$97.20 FURNISH, DELIVER AND INSTALL FOOD WHEREAS, the Dennis Township Recreation tiff. 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 PACKAGING EQUIPMENT AND RELATED Department coordinates a Summer CAMP 1x Fee=$37.66 4/4/07 Property to be sold is located in the Town- Attorney BARRY, CORRADO, GRASSI & Tax Lot: 4 & 5 ______FOOD TRAYS AND FILM TO CREST HA- Program. ______ship of Middle, County of Cape May and GIBSON Tax Block: 108 SHERIFF’S SALE VEN NURSING AND REHABILITATION NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL State of New Jersey. Sheriff: John F. Callinan CENTER NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, by OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES 752557 Approximate dimensions: 80’ x 102.81’ By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out the Township Committee of the Township of 2007-2008 LICENSE TERM Commonly known as: 3600 Route 47 4x Fee=$102.06 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- Dennis, County of Cape May, State of New South, Middle Township, New Jersey 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 Nearest Cross Street: Virginia Avenue cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tions and other bidding documents may be Jersey that Chapter 139, Section 13 (E) of the Notice is hereby given that applications to ______NUMBER F 16304-06, pending wherein examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- Code of the Township of Dennis be amended renew all annual alcoholic beverage licenses Tax Lot No. 3 in Block 1438.01 and SHERIFF’S SALE A full legal description of the premises can PROVIDENT BANK OF MARYLAND the ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during as follows: will be fi led with the Director of the Division of Tax Lot No. 4 in Block 1438.01 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape plaintiff AND JOHN P. OLDEN; MARY C. normal offi ce hours at the above address. Alcoholic Beverage Control or the municipal OLDEN are the defendant(s), I shall expose E. Summer CAMP Fees. The Dennis Town- local license issuing authority and may be for sale at public venue on: The Board reserves the right to reject any or ship Recreation Department 2007 Summer approved on or after May 1st of this year. 2007 Municipal Budget WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF all proposals in whole or in part and to waive CAMP has a maximum number of 100 camp Objection to any renewal should be made im- APRIL A.D. 2007 such informalities as may be permitted by spaces with Package #1 having a limit of mediately in writing to the Municipal Clerk of of the BOROUGH of WOODBINE County of CAPE MAY for the fi scal year 2007. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court law. 60 spaces. The fees are set as follows and the municipality where the license is located if House Building located at 9 N. Main Street will be further amended from time to time as that license sells alcoholic beverages to con- Revenue and Appropriations Summaries (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Bidders are required to comply with the re- needed by resolution: sumers, or the Director, Division of Alcoholic Jersey. quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and Beverage Control, P.O. Box 087, Trenton, Summary of Revenues Anticipated N.J.A.C. 17:27. (1) Package 1 - $465.00 (Ages 5 to 13 ) New Jersey 08625 for any other type of alco- 2007 2006 Property to be sold is located in the Town- – Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays Ses- holic beverage license. No individual notices 1. Surplus 400,000 1,180,000 ship of Lower, County of Cape May and STEPHEN O’CONNOR sions 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.). will be published with respect to license re- 2. Total Miscellaneous Revenues 2,156,981 2,542,116 State of New Jersey. newal applications. 3. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes 40,000 34,000 Clerk of the Board (2) Package 2 - $280.00 (Ages 5 to 13 ) Commonly known as: 611 Lawnside Road, – Tuesdays and Thursdays Sessions 9:00 JERRY FISCHER 4. a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes 412,277 244,421 Lower, NJ 08204 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.). DIRECTOR b) Addition to Local School District Tax DANIEL BEYEL DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE Tot Amt to be Rsd by Taxes for Sup of Muni Bnd 412,277 244,421 Tax Lot No. 40, 41 & 42, in Block No. 527 Freeholder Director Ruth J. Blessing, Mayor CONTROL Total General Revenues 3,009,258 4,000,537 John Murphy, Deputy Mayor Dimensions of Lot (Approximately) 60 feet 1x Fee=$20.66 4/4/07 Dennis M. Crippen, Committee Member 10x Fee=$145.80 wide by 120 feet long, irregular ______Brian O’Connor, Committee Member Summary of Appropriations 2007 Budget Final 2006 Budget Spec. #24 Albert M. DiCicco, Committee Member 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25, 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries & Wages 536,300 509,700 Nearest Cross Street: Brookdale Road RES: 53-07 - #14 5/30, 6/6/07 Other Expenses 1,075,601 804,900 The foregoing Ordinance was introduced ______2. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations 373,234 461,872 A full legal description of the premises can ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS at a meeting of the Township Committee of CREST SAVINGS BANCORP, MHC BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS 3. Capital Improvements 783,000 1,379,250 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape the Township of Dennis on March 20, 2007. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY Publication will be held on April 04, 2007 and NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF MEM- 4. Debt Service (Include for School Purposes) 143,720 687,220 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer a Public Hearing will be held at a meeting of BERS 5. Transferred to Board of Education for Use of Local Schools 13,439 13,153 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals the said Township Committee to be held on 6. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes 83,964 144,442 amount due can be obtained from the local addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of April 17, 2007 at 6:30 p.m. in the Municipal The Annual Meeting of the Members of Crest Total General Appropriations 3,009,258 4,000,537 taxing authority. the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. Building located at 571 Petersburg Road in Savings Bancorp, MHC, Wildwood, New Jer- April 17, 2007, Total Number of Employees 26 26 Amount due under judgment is prevailing time, on at which Dennisville. sey will be held at 3:00 p.m., April 17, 2007 $41,146.87 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees time they will be publicly opened and read in at the principal offi ce of Crest Savings Ban- to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- ATTEST Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk corp, MHC, 3301 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood, Balance of Outstanding Debt tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court New Jersey. The Meeting is for the purpose General Water Utility Sewer Utility of 20% of the bid price is required. House, New Jersey for the following: 1x Fee=$27.94 4/4/07 of electing two directors of Crest Savings Interest 18,438 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ______Bancorp, MHC. FURNISH AND DELIVER TRAFFIC PAINT NOTICE OF CHANGE OF MEETING TIME Principal 1,126,765 sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- TO THE CAPE MAY COUNTY PUBLIC BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS Karin Caminos Outstanding Balance 1,145,203 0 0 tiff. WORKS DEPARTMENT CAPE MAY COUNTY Corporate Secretary Attorney FRANK J. MARTONE, PC Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the BOROUGH COUNCIL of the Sheriff: John F. Callinan Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the time of April 4 & 11, 2007 BOROUGH of WOODBINE, County of CAPE MAY on March 15, 2007. 752560 tions and other bidding documents may be the caucus and regular meeting of the Cape Wildwood, NJ 08260 4x Fee=$102.06 examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- May County Board of Chosen Freeholders to 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during be held on May 8, 2007 has been changed 2x Fee=$21.87 A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at BOROUGH HALL, on APRIL 19, 2007 at 8 o’clock PM ______normal offi ce hours at the above address. from 6:30 and 7:00 P.M. respectively to 4:00 4/4, 4/11/07 at which time and place objections to the Budget and Tax Resolution for the year 2007 may be presented by SHERIFF’S SALE and 4:30. ______taxpayers or other interested parties. The Board reserves the right to reject any or ORDINANCE NO. 2007-02 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out all proposals in whole or in part and to waive Stephen O’Connor Copies of the budget are available in the offi ce of LISA GARRISON, BOROUGH CLERK at the Municipal Building, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- such informalities as may be permitted by Clerk of the Board AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET law. DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND 501 WASHINGTON AVE., WOODBINE New Jersey, 609-861-2153 during the hours of 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. NUMBER F 18059 03, pending wherein 1x Fee=$7.29 4/4/07 STATE OF NEW JERSEY REPEALING AND MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- Bidders are required to comply with the re- ______REPLACING CHAPTER 98, ARTICLE II, 1xFee = $65.61 4/4/07 TION SYSTEMS, INC. the plaintiff AND AN- quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and Spec. #31 SECTION 5 OF THE CODE OF THE TOWN- THONY M. GENTILE; BARBARA ANN GEN- N.J.A.C. 17:27. Res: 53-07 #15 SHIP OF DENNIS, “FEES” TILE, HIS WIFE AND COMMERCE BANK, N.A. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for STEPHEN O’CONNOR ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The foregoing ordinance was introduced and sale at public venue on: BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS passed at a fi rst reading of the Township WEDNESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF Clerk of the Board CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY Committee of the Township of Dennis held 2007 Municipal Budget APRIL A.D. 2007 on February 06, 2007 and adopted on second at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ad- and fi nal reading after a public hearing there- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street DANIEL BEYEL dressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the on at a regular meeting of the Dennis Town- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Freeholder Director Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. pre- ship Committee to be held at the Municipal of theTOWNSHIP of MIDDLE County of Jersey. vailing time, on May 1, 2007, at which time Building, 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville CAPE MAY for the fiscal year 2007. 1x Fee=$20.66 4/4/07 they will be publicly opened and read in the on March 06, 2007. Property to be sold is located in the City of ______Intermediate Meeting Room, Administration Wildwood, County of Cape May and State Spec. #25 Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court ATTEST Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk of New Jersey. RES: 53-07 - #13 House, New Jersey for the following: Revenue and Appropriations Summaries 1x Fee=$10.94 4/4/07 Commonly known as: 126 West Poplar Av- FURNISH AND DELIVER JANITORIAL SUP- ______enue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PLIES TO VARIOUS CAPE MAY COUNTY BOND ORDINANCE 1-07 BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS DEPARTMENTS AND CO-OP MEMBERS Summary of Revenues Anticipated BEING KNOWN and designated as Block CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- 2007 2006 234, Lot 3 & 4 tions and other bidding documents may be AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUP- 1. Surplus 4,300,000.00 4,300,000.00 Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- PLEMENTING AN ORDINANCE OF THE Dimensions are approximately 60 feet wide COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AUTHORIZING 2. Total Miscellaneous Revenues 6,589,427.68 6,739,694.03 addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during by 90 feet long (irregular) the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. normal offi ce hours at the above address. THE GUARANTY BY THE COUNTY OF 3. Receipts from Delinquent Taxes 330,000.00 320,000.00 prevailing time, on April 17, 2007, at which CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY OF BONDS OF 4. a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes 9,501,223.41 6,987,348.61 Nearest Cross Street: New York Avenue time they will be publicly opened and read in The Board reserves the right to reject any or THE CAPE MAY COUNTY BRIDGE COM- b) Addition to Local School District Tax 0.00 0.00 the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- all proposals in whole or in part and to waive MISSION, IN AN AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court such informalities as may be permitted by AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING $10,000,000, Tot Amt to be Rsd by Taxes for Sup of Muni Bnd 9,501,223.41 6,987,348.61 other municipal liens. As of 2/23/07 taxes FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING AD- st House, New Jersey for the following: law. Total General Revenues 20,720,651.09 18,347,042.64 are current through 1 quarter 2007. Total DITIONAL SECURITY FOR THE COMMIS- amount due as of 2/23/07 for outstanding FURNISH AND DELIVER ORAL RABIES Bidders are required to comply with the re- SION’S PROPOSED PROJECT FINANCING water charges is the aggregate sum of VACCINE BAITS TO THE CAPE MAY quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and $54.24. COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH N.J.A.C. 17:27. WHEREAS, The Cape May County Bridge Summary of Appropriations 2007 Budget Final 2006 Budget Commission (the “Commission”) has been 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries & Wages 8,432,000.00 7,830,500.00 A full legal description of the premises can Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- STEPHEN O’CONNOR duly created by resolution number 19 of the Other Expenses 7,465,773.90 7,181,651.70 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tions and other bidding documents may be Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County May County. This sale is subject to unpaid examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- Clerk of the Board of Cape May, New Jersey (the “County”), 2. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations 1,103,849.60 1,035,067.92 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during duly adopted February 21, 1934, as a public 3. Capital Improvements 1,526,000.00 461,795.00 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The normal offi ce hours at the above address. body corporate and politic of the State of New 4. Debt Service (Include for School Purposes) 1,247,797.00 1,188,200.00 amount due can be obtained from the local DANIEL BEYEL Jersey pursuant to the provisions of N.J.S.A. 5. Reserve for Uncollected Taxes 945,230.59 649,828.02 taxing authority. The Board reserves the right to reject any or Freeholder Director 27:19-26 et. seq. (the “Act”); and Amount due under judgment is all proposals in whole or in part and to waive Total General Appropriations 20,720,651.09 18,347,042.64 $126,357.66 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees such informalities as may be permitted by 1x Fee=$20.66 4/4/07 WHEREAS, the County has previously adopt- Total Number of Employees 250 248 to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- law. ______ed ordinance numbered 14-90 on December tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS 11, 1990 (the “Prior Guaranty Ordinance”), of 20% of the bid price is required. Bidders are required to comply with the re- providing for a guaranty by the County of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: $5,000,000 principal amount of bonds of the 2007 DedicatedSewer Utility Budget sale without further notice of publication. N.J.A.C. 17:27. ROBERT NEWBY Commission, as supplemented by ordinances All publication costs are paid for by the plain- MELISSA BROADBENT numbered 1-98 and 3-05. Summary of Revenues Anticipated tiff. STEPHEN O’CONNOR 2007 2006 Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- WHEREAS, the Commission issued 1. Surplus 475,000.00 475,000.00 BERG & NORGAARD Clerk of the Board QUIRED to serve upon FEIN, SUCH, KAHN $7,040,000 principal amount of County Guar- Sheriff: John F. Callinan & SHEPARD, plaintiff’s attorneys, whose ad- anteed Revenue Bonds, Series 1998 (the 2. Miscellaneous Revenues 3,243,500.00 2,998,000.00 752562 dress is 7 Century Drive, Suite 201, Parsip- “1998 Bonds”) on April 30, 1998, which 1998 3. Deficit (General Budget) 4x Fee=$121.50 DANIEL BEYEL pany, New Jersey 07054, telephone number Bonds were entitled to the benefi ts of the Prior Total Revenues 3,718,500.00 3,473,000.00 3/21, 3/28, 4/4, 4/11/07 Freeholder Director #(973) 538-9300, an Answer to the Complaint Guaranty Ordinance; and ______and Amendment(s) to Complaint, if any, fi led in NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION 1x Fee=$20.66 4/4/07 a civil action, in which WELLS FARGO BANK, WHEREAS, the Commission issued Summary of Appropriations 2007 Budget Final 2006 Budget ______N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR MASTR ASSET $11,865,000 principal amount of County 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries & Wages 263,000.00 243,000.00 Pursuant to State law, the following is a partial Spec. #26 BACKED SECURITIES TRUST 2005-OPT1 Guaranteed Revenue Bonds, Series 2005 listing of items inside storage units which will is Plaintiff and ROBERT NEWBY, et al., are (the “2005 Bonds”) on December 1, 2005, Other Expenses 2,157,300.00 2,157,300.00 be sold at Public Auction on Thursday, April ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS defendants, pending in the Superior Court of which Bonds were entitled to the benefi ts of 2. Capital Improvements 200,000.00 30,000.00 19, 2007 at 1:00 p.m., at A SAFE KEEPING BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS New Jersey, Chancery Division, CAPE MAY the Prior Guaranty Ordinance; and 3. Debt Service 1,076,700.00 1,021,700.00 SELF STORAGE, INC., 3414 Bayshore Road, CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY County and bearing Docket No. F-6408-07 WHEREAS 4. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations 21,500.00 21,000.00 North Cape May, NJ 08204, (609) 889-8287. within thirty-fi ve (35) days after 04/04/07 ex- , the Commission intends to re- Operators reserve the right to set minimum Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals clusive of such date. If you fail to do so, Judg- fund the callable outstanding 1998 Bonds 5. Surplus (General Budget) 0.00 0.00 bids and to bid. This ad will not appear in this addressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of ment by Default may be rendered against you and certain callable outstanding 2005 Bonds, Total Appropriations 3,718,500.00 3,473,000.00 Newspaper on April 11, 2007 or April 18, 2007. the Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. for the relief demanded in the Complaint. You provided interest rates are favorable (the April 17, 2007 Total Number of Employees 6 6 Please call prior to auction to confi rm. AUC- prevailing time, on , at which shall fi le your answer and proof of service in “Project”); and TION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT time they will be publicly opened and read in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, NOTICE. the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- Hughes Justice Complex, CN-971, Trenton, WHEREAS, the Commission proposes to Balance of Outstanding Debt tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court New Jersey 08625, in accordance with the fi nance the Project through the issuance of General Utility Sewer Utility UNIT Number: House, New Jersey for the following: Rules of Civil Practice and Procedure. bonds (the “Bonds”) in an aggregate principal Interest 2,475,869.14 13,951,135.24 E103 - Joy Erb: Fishing Rods; Engine Block; amount not to exceed $10,000,000; and, Automotive Motor; 3 Dressers; Hutch; Scan- FURNISH SEPTIC SYSTEM AND GREASE This action has been instituted for the purpose Principal 10,834,824.61 20,604,336.79 ner/Receiver; 2 - 70 Gallon Aquariums; Cof- TRAP PUMPING SERVICES FOR THE of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated Decem- WHEREAS, in order to provide inducement Outstanding Balance 13,310,693.75 0.00 34,555,472.03 fee Table; Record Albums; Projector Screen; COUNTY OF CAPE MAY ber 28, 2004 made by ROBERT NEWBY and to the prospective purchasers of the Bonds Mirrors; VCRs; Motorcycle Tire; Boxes; Other MELISSA BROADBENT as mortgagors to to purchase same and in order to provide Miscellaneous items. Bid forms, instructions to bidders, specifi ca- OPTION ONE MORTGAGE CORPORATION additional security to the holders thereof, in tions and other bidding documents may be recorded on December 30, 2004, in Book accordance with the terms of Section 31 of 2x Fee=$24.30 examined or obtained at the Offi ce of the Act- M4011 of Mortgages for CAPE MAY County, the Act (N.J.S.A. 27:19-31), the County de- Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE 3/28, 4/4/07 ing Director of Purchasing, Kim Allen, during Page 427, et seq., which mortgage was duly sires to provide for the guaranty of the Bonds of the TOWNSHIPof MIDDLE , County of ______normal offi ce hours at the above address. assigned to the Plaintiff named above, who issued by the Commission for the purposes THE REGULAR MEETING of the Middle is the present holder of said Mortgage. and described; now therefore, CAPE MAYon March 19 , 2007. Township Fire Commissioners District #2 will The Board reserves the right to reject any or (2) to recover possession of, and concerns be held at the Rio Grande Fire Company, all proposals in whole or in part and to waive premises commonly known as 6 LOTUS AVE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF CHO- Routes 9 & 47 at 8 p.m. on the following such informalities as may be permitted by TOWNSHIP OF LOWER, NJ 08251. SEN FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY AS FOLLOWS: A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at TOWNSHIP HALL , on Thursday date: April 19, 2007. law. If you cannot afford or are unable to obtain April 16, 2007 at 6:00 o'clock PM at which time and place 1x Fee=$3.65 4/4/07 Bidders are required to comply with the re- an attorney, you may communicate with the Section 1. Pursuant to and in accordance objections to the Budget and Tax Resolution for the year 2007 may be presented by taxpayers or ______quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and Legal Services Offi ce of the County of venue with the terms of the Act, the County is hereby other interested parties. THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of the N.J.A.C. 17:27. by calling: authorized to guaranty the timely payment of Board of Commissioners of Water District #1 the principal of and interest on any Bonds of the Township of Middle, County of Cape STEPHEN O’CONNOR CAPE MAY COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL: which are issued by the Commission, in an Copies of the budget are available in the office of TOWNSHIP CLERK at May and State of New Jersey will commence (609)463-0313 aggregate principal amount not exceeding the Municipal Building,33 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House New Jersey, on April 24, 2007 , promptly at 7:00pm at Clerk of the Board CAPE MAY COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: $10,000,000 to be issued for the purpose 609-465-8732during the hours of 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM . 581 Old Avalon Blvd., Avalon Manor, NJ. All (609)465-3001 described in the preambles hereof, on such parties are welcome to attend. terms and with such interest rates as shall be 1xFee = $116.64 4/4/07 Carol Lynch, Clerk DANIEL BEYEL YOU, ROBERT NEWBY and MELISSA determined by the Commission in a manner Freeholder Director BROADBENT are made party defendant(s) to which is consistent with the provisions of the (Page A67 Please) Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A67 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A66) Act. The term “Bonds” shall include all Bonds ning Board of the Township of Middle at a peal or application for development of the Map of Middle Township, NJ Commonly known as: 2 Meghan Lane, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE is If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you issued for or with respect to these purposes meeting held on March 22, 2007: undersigned. A use variance or other relief is Seaville, NJ the plaintiff and SHIRLEY JARVIS, ET ALS. may communicate with the New Jersey State including the Bonds so long as they are Out- 1. The following Memorializing Resolutions sought so as to permit construction of a new Commonly known as 5 Ella Avenue, Cape are the defendants, pending in the Superior Bar Association by calling (732) 249-5000. standing as well as any bonds issued to were passed: service station and garage, 76 feet by 80 feet May County, Cape May Court House, NJ BEING KNOWN and designated as Block Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape You may also contact the Lawyer Referral refund the Bonds issued for these purposes, at the same location as the existing service 453, Lot 245.12 May County and bearing Docket No. F-2328- Service of the County of venue by calling provided that the total amount of Bonds out- A. The application of 3126 Development station and stores; move an existing one story A full legal description of the premises can 07, within thirty-fi ve (35) days after APRIL 4, (609) 463-0313. If you cannot afford an at- standing entitled to the benefi ts of the County Group, LLC for preliminary major subdivision metal storage building to a location nearer be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Dimensions are approximately 140 feet 2007, or the date of this publication, whichever torney, you may communicate with the Legal guaranty shall not exceed $10,000,000. approval for one commercial lot, 2 open space the rear of the property; construct a one story May County. This sale is subject to unpaid wide by 311 feet long (irregular) is later, exclusive of such date(s). If you fail to Services Offi ce of the County of venue by call- Any Bonds which are no longer considered lots and 16 residential lots at the premises metal storage building; and the continuation of taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer do so, judgment by default may be rendered ing (609) 465-3001. outstanding under the resolution of the Com- known as Block 1436.01, Lot 11 on the Middle existing uses on the premises located at 1922 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Nearest Cross Street: Luke Court against you for the relief demanded in the mission authorizing the Bonds shall not be Township Tax Map was approved. Determina- Route 9 North, Dennis Township, also known amount due can be obtained from the local Complaint. You shall fi le your Answer and YOU, 201-203 E. PINE CONDOMINIUM AS- considered outstanding for the purpose of tions as to waivers for soil borings and for as Block 262, Lot 4 on the Dennis Township taxing authority. Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of SOCIATION is made a party defendant to this this guaranty. The full faith and credit of the RGB development standards were deferred Tax Map. The following variances are being other municipal liens. As of 9/18/06 Real the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery foreclosure action because you may hold a Amount due under judgment is nd County of Cape May, New Jersey are hereby to a subsequent hearing. The premises is also sought from the following section(s) of the $21,369.24 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Estate taxes are current through 2 quar- Division, Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex, lien or may have an interest that may affect pledged for the full and punctual performance known as 3126 Route 9 South, Cape May Township’s ordinances: 185-19.B because ter 2006. Total amount due as of 11/18/06 24 West Market Street, Trenton, New Jersey the mortgaged premises and the mortgage to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- rd of said guaranty. Court House. of multiple uses on the same property. The tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount for unpaid balance of 3 quarter 2006 08625, in accordance with the rules of civil being foreclosed herein; and you are entitled following additional approvals are sought: of 20% of the bid price is required. Real Estate taxes is in the aggregate sum practice and procedure. to notice of this action for any right, title, claim Section 2. The Freeholder Director of the B. The application of D & S Mehl Enterprises Waivers of curbing requirements along edges The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of $365.84. or interest you may have in, to or against said County shall, by manual or facsimile signa- LLC for preliminary major site plan approval of parking areas and to permit stone instead sale without further notice of publication. This action has been instituted for the purpose mortgaged premises. ture, execute on each of the Bonds, such to convert an existing structure into medi- of macadam on some traveled surfaces; and All publication costs are paid for by the plain- A full legal description of the premises can of (1) foreclosing a mortgage, dated May 31, guaranty by the County of the timely payment cal offi ces and/or physical therapy/exercise such other waivers and variances as the tiff. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 2006 made by SHIRLEY JARVIS to MORT- /s/ Theodore J. Fetter of the principal of and interest thereon. The studio on the fi rst fl oor and a conditional use Board may suggest at the hearing. Attorney KOURY, TIGHE, LAPRES, BISULCA May County. This sale is subject to unpaid GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Theodore J. Fetter, Acting Clerk guaranty shall be in substantially the follow- single family dwelling unit on the second fl oor & SOMMERS taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer TEMS, INC AS NOMINEE FOR MORTGAGE Superior Court of New Jersey ing form: at the premises known as Block 350, Lot 40 A copy of the said application and documents Sheriff: John F. Callinan liens and other Municipal Assessments. The LENDERS NETWORK USA, INC., recorded (formerly Lot 18) on the Middle Township Tax are on fi le with the Zoning Board of Adjust- 752563 amount due can be obtained from the local on June 21, 2006 in the Offi ce of the Cape 1x Fee=$35.24 4/4/07 “GUARANTY OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE Map was approved. Applicant also secured ment Administrator and may be inspected 4x Fee=$111.78 taxing authority. May County Clerk/Register in Mortgage Book ______MAY, NEW JERSEY a variance for buffer between a commercial during normal business hours in the Dennis 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25/07 Amount due under judgment is 4390, Page 835, et seq. On January 23, 2007, NOTICE OF COMPETITIVE CONTRACTS use and a residential use and waivers for Township Construction/Zoning Offi ce, Den- ______$137,327.40 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees said obligation and mortgage were assigned AWARDED The payment of the principal of and interest on minimum width of landscape island for park- nis Township Hall, by all interested parties at SHERIFF’S SALE to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- to US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, the within Bond to the extent considered out- ing area containing more than 20 spaces and least ten (10) days prior to the said hearing. tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount AS TRUSTEE by written assignment to be This notice is being published in accordance standing under the General Bond Resolution from provision of a loading zone. The prem- Further, any interested party may appear in By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of 20% of the bid price is required. recorded; and (2) to recover possession of with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- is hereby fully and unconditionally guaranteed ises is also known as 1001 Route 9 South, person or by attorney or agent at said hearing of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any and concerns of premises commonly known 4.5(g). At a regular meeting of the Cape May by the County of Cape May, New Jersey, and Cape May Court House. and participate therein in accordance with the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET sale without further notice of publication. as 201 EAST PINE AVE A, WILDWOOD, NJ County Board of Chosen Freeholders, held the County is unconditionally liable for the rules of the Dennis Township Zoning Board of NUMBER F 21422 06, pending wherein All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 08260. on March 27, 2007, the County entered into payment, when due, of the principal of and 2. The application of Albert Morelli for exten- Adjustment. This notice is sent pursuant to GMAC MORTGAGE LLC the plaintiff AND tiff. interest on this Bond if such payment is not sions of a fi nal site plan approval for an offi ce, the requirements of the Municipal Land Use BARBARA KUBLITSKI, ET AL are the Attorney STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- (Page A73 Please) available from revenues of the Authority. retail, storage building of not more than four Law. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public BERG & NORGAARD units at the premises known as Block 328, Lot venue on: Sheriff: John F. Callinan IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the County of Cape 14.01 on the Middle Township Tax Map was 1922 RTE 9 LLC WEDNESDAY THE 2ND DAY OF 752510 May, New Jersey, has caused this Guaranty to approved. The extensions were until March MAY A.D. 2007 4x Fee=$126.36 BATHTUB REGLAZING be executed by the manual or facsimile signa- 9, 2008. The premises is also known as 705 Dated: March 28, 2007 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25/07 SAVE IT • REGLAZE IT ture of its Freeholder Director. Route 9 South, Cape May Court House. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ______By: Samuel J. Serata (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New SHERIFF’S SALE MAKE YOUR BATHTUB 00 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY 3. The application of Richard H. Myers for a Samuel J. Serata Jersey. recommendation of a zoning change of Block Attorney for Applicant By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out LIKE BRAND NEW We Also Freeholder Director” 43, Lot 13 on the Middle Township Tax Map Property to be sold is located in the City of Do Tile & of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery $298REG. LIMITED TIME  Sinks from RR (Rural Residential) to CB (Commu- 1x Fee=$34.02 4/4/07 North Wildwood, County of Cape May and Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- $425 Section 3. It is hereby found, determined and nity Business) was approved. The premises is ______State of New Jersey. BER F 13206 06, pending wherein BAYVIEW ZZZDGYDQFHGUHILQLVKLQJFRUSFRP declared by this Board of Chosen Freehold- also known as 2 Kimbles Beach Road. THE GREATER WILDWOODS TOURISM LOAN SERVICING, LLC the plaintiff AND ers that: IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT AU- Premises commonly known as: 124 East MELISSA WELLS AND ANDREW WELLS, CALL TODAY Ƈ BEAUTIFUL TOMORROW th 4. The application of Maria C. Reynolds for a THORITY 13 Street, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 HUSBAND AND WIFE are the defendant(s), I ADVANCED REFINISHING CORP. (a) This ordinance may be adopted notwith- minor subdivision, a variance to allow a three shall expose for sale at public venue on: 877-3 NEW TUB • 201-288-0073 • 732-988-6005 • 973-279-0083 standing any statutory or other debt limitation, lot subdivision including a fl ag lot, a lot width NOTICE TO BIDDERS BEING KNOWN as LOT 9 f/k/a LOT 202.01, WEDNESDAY THE 2ND DAY OF including particularly any limitation or require- variance for one lot; and the following waiv- Block 207, on the offi cial Tax Map of the MAY A.D. 2007 ment under or pursuant to the Local Bond ers: limited topography, deferred delineation NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids City of North Wildwood at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court OF OLYMPIC OR Law, constituting Chapter 2 of Title 40A of the of wetlands and buffers and location of pro- will be received by the The Finance Manager, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Buy Early, Save Big! DELRANDO POOL Revised Statutes of New Jersey, as amended, posed septic systems and wells at the prem- for the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improve- Dimensions: 100.00 ft x 30.00 ft x 100.00 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New but the aggregate principal amount of Bonds ises known as Block 13.02, Lots 91 & 92 on ment and Development Authority, County of ft x 30.00 ft Jersey. which shall be entitled to the benefi ts of the the Middle Township Tax Map was approved. Cape May, State of New Jersey on April 17 County’s guaranty pursuant to the terms of The premises is also known as 1808 Route 9 at 2.00 pm prevailing time in the Executive Nearest Cross Street: Central Avenue Property to be sold is located in: Township this ordinance, being an amount not in ex- North, Swainton. Board Room of the Wildwoods Convention of Middle, County of Cape May, in the State cess of $10,000,000, shall be refl ected in the Center, 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, New Jer- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal of New Jersey. debt statements of the County in the manner 5. The application of Edgar Robinson, Jr. for a sey 08260 at which time and place bids will be liens or other charges, and any such tax- $995 provided in Section 31 of the Act (N.J.S.A. minor subdivision with variances for one lot to opened and read in public for: es, charges, liens, insurance premiums or Premises commonly known as: 29 Car- THE DELRANDO THE OLYMPIC 27:19-31). allow a lot frontage of 75’, lot width of 74.79’, other advances made by plaintiff prior to dinal Drive, Cape May Court House, New lot area of 0.215 acres, a side yard setback BOARDWALK REPAIRS this sale. All interested parties are to con- Jersey The principal amount of Bonds which shall be of 12.89’ and total side yards of 31.36’ at the duct and rely upon their own independent entitled to the benefi ts of the County’s guar- premises known as Block 94, Lot 6 (formerly Specifi cations and other bid information are investigation to ascertain whether or not Tax Lot 14; Block # 4.02 anty pursuant to the terms of this ordinance Lot 3.04) on Middle Township Tax Map was on fi le in the Authority Offi ce at the Wild- any outstanding interest remain of record and included in the gross debt of the County approved. The premises is also known as 598 woods Convention Center, 4501 Boardwalk, and/or have priority over the lien being Approximate Dimensions: 1.30 acres shall be deducted from such gross debt under Goshen Road. Wildwood, New Jersey 08260, and copies of foreclosed and, if so the current amount and for all purposes of the Local Bond Law the same may be obtained by all prospective due thereon. Nearest Cross Street: U.S. Route 47 B215030416ss (a) from and after the time of issuance of the 6. The application of Black Lagoon Farms bidders during regular business hours at said Bonds until the end of the fi scal year begin- Corporation for a 17 lot subdivision, revised location. A full legal description of the premises can *Subject to additional sums due to plaintiff ning next after such time of issuance, and (b) preliminary and fi nal site plan for a golf club- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape for property taxes paid from 7/1/06 through Log Home Dealers WANTED! in any annual debt statement which is required house and parking lot waivers for: fencing Bidders shall comply with the requirements May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 1/1/07 in the amount of $2,354.16; Excellent Profits to be fi led pursuant to the terms of the Local around stormwater management basin, to of P.L. 1975, c. 127 (Affi rmative Action) and taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Great Earning Potential Bond Law, as of the end of such fi scal year allow backing out into a private street from a P.L. 1977, c. 33 (Partner / Stockholder Certi- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The **Also subject to additional sums due to Protected Territory Lifetime Warranty or any subsequent fi scal year if the revenues driveway, from providing reinforced concrete fi cation). Bids shall not be received and shall amount due can be obtained from the local plaintiff for insurance paid in the amount or other receipts or moneys of the Commis- pipe under roadways and providing easement not be accepted either before or after the time taxing authority. of $663.51 through 11/16/06. sion in such year relative to the Project are strictly on one lot and not along property line; designated herein for their receipt. Amount due under judgment is American Made suffi cient to pay its expenses of operation and and a variance from providing required buffer $142,214.09 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ***Also subject to any subsequent taxes, maintenance in such year and all amounts between a golf course and a residential de- Bids shall be enclosed in sealed envelopes to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- water and sewer or insurance paid plus Honest Value which are due and payable in such year on velopment at the premises known as Block bearing the name and address of the bidder tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount interest through date of payoff. account of the principal of and interest on all 335.01, Lot 5 on the Middle Township Tax with the notation: “Boardwalk Repairs.” of 20% of the bid price is required. such guaranteed Bonds to fi nance the Project, Map was continued to the Board’s April 26, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any A full legal description of the premises can Daniel Boone Log Homes or as otherwise provided by law. 2007 meeting. The premises is also known as Robert Mc Nicholas sale without further notice of publication. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Bayberry Drive. Finance Manager, GWTIDA All publication costs are paid for by the plain- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Section 4. The following matters are hereby Memorializing Resolutions concerning items tiff. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Call 1-888-443-4140 determined, declared, recited and stated: 1.A. & 1.B. above are on fi le with the Middle 2x Fee=$41.31 Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Township Clerk’s Offi ce and the Middle Town- 4/4, 4/11/07 Sheriff: John F. Callinan amount due can be obtained from the local (a) The maximum principal amount of Bonds ship Zoning Offi cial’s Offi ce at Middle Town- ______752566 taxing authority. DON’T REPLACE YOUR TUB... of the Commission which are hereby and ship Hall, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape May SHERIFF’S SALE 4x Fee=$126.36 Amount due under judgment is $ hereunder guaranteed as to payment of prin- Court House, New Jersey 08210. Memorial- 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25/07 $298,390.69 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees RESHAPE OR REGLAZE IT! 349 cipal and interest is $10,000,000. izing Resolutions for items 2. through 6. will By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ______to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, cer- Ask About Tub Refinishing likewise be fi led upon their passage. Upon of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Stoneflec SHERIFF’S SALE tifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount Countertops W/COUPON (b) The purpose described in this ordinance fi ling the Resolutions shall be available for cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET of 20% of the bid price is required. regularly $449 is not a current expense of the County and inspection. NUMBER F 20793 06, pending wherein By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any no part of the cost thereof has been or shall BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.. the plaintiff AND of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- sale without further notice of publication. be assessed on property specially benefi ted David L. May, Secretary BLANCHE BURNETT are the defendant(s), I cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SAV thereby. Middle Township Planning Board shall expose for sale at public venue on: NUMBER E F 4336 99, pending wherein tiff. $ WEDNESDAY THE 2ND DAY OF SOVEREIGN BANK, AS SUCCESSOR BY Attorney PARKER MC CAY Ask about tub & shower We also do Sinks, Tile, Tub (c) A supplemental debt statement of the 1x Fee=$53.46 4/4/07 MAY A.D. 2007 MERGER TO BANKERS SAVINGS the Sheriff: John F. Callinan conversions (priced separately) Surrounds & Color 100 County will be duly made and fi led in the offi ce ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court plaintiff AND PETER S. ROOF AND WENDY 752564 of the Clerk of the Board of Chosen Freehold- BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ROOF, HIS WIFE; CHARLES O. RICE, JR. 4x Fee=$131.22 www.easternrefinishing.net Travel Charge May Apply ers, and a complete executed duplicate there- NOTICE OF PLANNING BOARD (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New AND JOANNE M. RICE are the defendant(s), 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25/07 EASTERN REFINISHING CO. • 1-800-463-1879 of will be fi led in the offi ce of the Director of DECISIONS Jersey. I shall expose for sale at public venue on: ______COUPON EXPIRES 4/11/07 the Division of Local Government Services of WEDNESDAY THE 2ND DAY OF (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO 248054 the State of New Jersey, and such debt state- TAKE NOTICE that the Stone Harbor Plan- ALL that certain land situate in the Town- MAY A.D. 2007 201-203 E. PINE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- ment shows that while the gross debt of the ning Board held their Regular Meeting on ship of Middle, County of Cape May and at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TION County, as defi ned in the Local Bond Law, is March 26, 2007 at which time the following State of New Jersey, described as follows: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (856) 231-1200 • (732) 254-9088 FREE increased by this ordinance by $10,000,000, matters were considered and the following (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- ALL that certain land situate in Cape May www.vanguardcleaning.com 3 day & two in accordance with the provisions of the Act, DECISIONS were made: Jersey. QUIRED to serve upon STERN, LAVINTHAL, night hotel the net debt of the County is not increased County, New Jersey, more particularly FRANKENBERG & NORGAARD, LLC, stay! and the obligations of the County which are Memorialized Site Plan 2007-001 described as follows: Lot 47, Block 60, Property to be sold is located in the Town- plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address is 293 authorized by or incurred pursuant to the SHO 96th Street, LLC Township of Middle, Cape May County, ship of Upper, County of Cape May and Eisenhower Parkway - Suite 300, Livingston, terms of this ordinance is permitted by an 255 96th Street New Jersey State of New Jersey. New Jersey 07039, an Answer to the Com- exception to the debt limitations of the Local Block 96.03, Lots 96 and 98 plaint fi led in a civil action, in which US BANK 1-800-DONATE-CARS Bond Law which exception is contained in the Now known as Block 60, Lot 6 on the Tax Act. Bonds of the Commission being guaran- Approval for Site Plan is granted subject to fol- • The donation is tax deductible. teed by this ordinance will, upon issuance by lowing conditions: Applicant shall not close off • Pick-up is free. the Commission, refi nance all or a portion of the existing fi rst fl oor main doorway facing 9th the $4,090,000 outstanding callable portion of Street; Applicant shall comply with all terms • We take care of all the paperwork. the 1998 Bonds and $4,890,000 outstanding and conditions set forth on the plan as fi nally callable portion of the 2005 Bonds, all of which approved; Applicant shall obtain all necessary have been guaranteed by the County. As a re- approvals, as appropriate from all Municipal, (1-800-366-2832) sult when such Bonds are issued, the amount County, State and Federal requirements. 1-800-DONATE-CARS of the 1998 Bonds and 2005 Bonds actu- ally refi nanced will also be deducted from the Approved Site Plan 2007-004 (Extension County’s gross debt so that the amount of the Request) County’s gross debt and resulting County’s Famersham Associates, LP guaranty will be equal to the Commission’s 9310 Second Avenue Bonds then outstanding. Block 93.02 & Lots 65.02, 66-70 inclusive (856) 231-1200 • (732) 254-9088 (d) This ordinance supplements and super- Approved the applicant’s requested for an ex- www.vanguardcleaning.com cedes the Prior Guaranty Ordinance. tension of the period of protection for fi nal site plan approval for an additional one (1) year Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-52A. The previ- 20 days after the fi rst publication thereof af- ous Site Plan (SPR 2005-001) scheduled to Spring Cleaning? ter fi nal adoption, as provided by the Local expire March 28, 2007, is hereby extended for Bond Law. a period of one (1) year. The aforesaid site Start Living Life Again. plan approval shall expire on March 28, 2008. Record of Vote – First Reading 3/27/07 800-420-3147 THIS NOTICE is made pursuant to N.J.S.A. www.stonehawk.org Moved By: Mr. Sheets 40:55d-10(i). Minutes of the meeting are on Clear the Clutter! Seconded by: Mr. Thornton fi le with the Secretary of the Planning Board, Borough of Stone Harbor, 9508 Second Ayes: Mr. Beyel, Mr. Sheets, Mr. Thornton, Avenue, Stone Harbor, New Jersey, and are Mr. Desiderio, Mr. Bakley available for public inspection during normal Sell those unused items through the Nayes: none business hours. Scrapbooking Show NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE Sav Patricia H. Wagner, Secretary Herald Classi eds. ip! e! April 13 - 14, 2007 Planning Board Cl The ordinance published herewith was in- Borough of Stone Harbor, NJ $2 off Garden State Exhibit Center troduced and passed upon fi rst reading at a with ad! meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders 1x Fee=$26.73 4/4/07 (856) 231-1200 • (732) 254-9088 of the County of Cape May, New Jersey, held ______Somerset, NJ  $10 per day March 27, 2007 www.vanguardcleaning.com on . It will be further consid- DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF Only $2.00 per line* ered for fi nal passage, after public hearing ADJUSTMENT  Classes  Demos  Make-and-Takes thereon, at a meeting of said Board of Chosen  Prizes  Shopping  Fun Freeholders to be held in the Freeholder’s NOTICE OF HEARING ON APPEAL OR AP- Meeting Room, County Administration Build- PLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT ing, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court House, www.MemoriesScrapbookingExpo.com in said County on April 24, 2007 at 4:30 p.m., Applicant’s Name: 1922 RTE 9 LLC and during the week prior to and up to and Call Rachel or Janet at including the date of such meeting, copies of Address: c/o John C. Sheppard, said ordinance will be made available at the 35 Rockville Road, Bridgeton, NJ 08302 JANITORIAL FRANCHISE Clerk of the Board’s Offi ce to the members 609-886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 of the general public who shall request the Address of Property Subject to the Applica- WE PROVIDE: same. tion: 1922 Route 9 North,  EQUIPMENT LOW Dennis Township Fax: 609-886-2162 DOWN Stephen O’Connor  INITIAL SUPPLIES Clerk/Administrator PAYMENT Tax Map Block: 262, Lot: 4  TRAINING AVAIL 1x Fee=$127.58 4/4/07 Take notice that on the 25th day of April, Email: classi [email protected]  CUSTOMERS ______2007, at 7:30 PM prevailing time, at the Den-  GROWTH NOTICE OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY nis Township Hall, located at 571 Petersburg MIDDLE TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD Road, Dennisville, Dennis Township, New Jersey, the Dennis Township Zoning Board * 4 Line Minimum (856) 231-1200 • (732) 254-9088 The following actions were taken by the Plan- of Adjustment will hold a hearing on the ap- www.vanguardcleaning.com A68 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 From the Publisher

“The moral and religious system which Jesus Christ transmit- He’ll Continue ted to us is the best the world has ever seen, or can see.” To Read Spout Benjamin Franklin Off and Laugh

To Fellow Christians at Easter: To The Editor:

Onward, Christian Soldiers In the past I’ve read many letters that were either for or It’s hard to beat Ben Franklin when it comes to words of wis- against the Spout Off column. dom. Take these, for instance: “But in this world nothing can be I admit that I enjoy reading said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Probably now more comments that are positive and than when he fi rst uttered them, certainty can be hard to come also, as the editor so delicately by. Certainty about the larger things - our jobs, our health, how puts it, constructive, negative our kids will turn out. Certainty about the smaller things – the thoughts. price of gas, balancing the checkbook, what Am I infl uenced by the com- the new neighbors will be like. It’s even ments that are either positive tough to know in these trying times that or negative? Absolutely not. the sun will rise tomorrow – it can seem The positive comments may be sometimes that the only real certainties are written by an owner of an es- death and taxes. tablishment the spouter is rav- It’s in this regard though, that we Chris- ing about. Negative comments tians have an advantage. For in our faith could be written by individuals we have the greatest certainty of all. The with an ax to grind. certainty that Christ died for our sins, and Lately I’m reading about has secured our place in heaven for all eter- lawsuits brought against the nity. With the coming of Easter, what bet- Borough of West Cape May. ter time to remind ourselves of this? They are trying to put a nega- When it comes to Christ, there are certain facts which are his- tive light on our mayor and torically indisputable, even to non-believers: the fact that he ex- Our Readers Write commissioners. Why are the isted, and that he claimed to be God; his performance of miracles, negative spout offs coming of healing the sick and the lame, and that he rose from the dead, An Easter Truth As Told to a Friend from those living outside the were witnessed by countless numbers; that he had disciples, who borough? started out as non-believers, if not outright enemies, who scat- To The Editor: I had just come back from a visit and was looking They were obviously written tered at his death, only to become martyrs after his resurrection. through the food package my best friend left me. by an individual who doesn’t Non-Christians may take these facts only at face value, but Chris- The following story was told to me, and You could hear the crinkle of the brown shopping have the guts to sign their tians take them not only as literal truths, accepting them into our later written in cursive to me by my friend who bag as it echoed off the cell walls. Looking up I name explaining why they hearts as the foundation for the way we live. Do non-believers wished to remain anonymous due to his present saw him lying on the top bunk and I was fi lled are opposed to fi ghting these just choose to ignore this part of history, and if so, don’t they do situation: with compassion. I dared say to him, “Do you lawsuits. it at their peril? Because in this case, ignorance is not bliss, it’s He has been here so long. Some say over 25 feel well?” I say congratulations to Pam deadly. years. He reminds me of the old man the Bible He responded, “I’m tired.” But what I heard Kaithern, Dick Rigby and Peter C.S. Lewis, Irish author and scholar, said this: “If you examined spoke of waiting around Bethesda’s pool for an was, “Sir I have no man to put me in the pool Burke for standing up to those a hundred people who have lost their faith in Christianity, I won- angel who, according to tradition, will stir the now that the water has been stirred, for when I who want to forever change der how many of them would turn out to have reasoned out of it water. try another steps down before me.” the landscape of our com- by honest argument? Do not most people simply drift away?” You could see it in his eyes that hope of reach- It was then that I knew that I was like the angel munity. In other words, faith, like so many other aspects of life, requires ing this water before anyone else is almost out of that stirred the water. Can you imagine? I will continue to read Spout discipline. There are powerful forces at work against Christianity the question. Me? Off and laugh at some of the in the world today, just as there have always been, and we must Dreadfully aware of the fact that he was for- I didn’t know exactly what to say so I listened to comments and scratch my head work to hold onto our faith. We must remember that it is not gotten, in bondage now, no other person will my heart. I said, “Would you like half of an Italian at others. based on mere beliefs, but that it is based on certainty, a strong forfeit his or her own opportunity for a healing. sub my best friend just left me?” As for the credibility factor? foundation that is worth defending and honoring. Let us not be So overwhelmed was he in thoughts of despair I I don’t know why he reacted so quickly without Zero, zilch, nada. timid as soldiers of that faith. didn’t know what to say to him. I could only feel question, but the man got up immediately and Here is another pearl of wisdom from C.S. Lewis to consider the sadness of his heart. was made whole. RALPH REAGAN this Easter: “I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has When I came to D Block I harbored fear. Should Rejoicing, he told me he hadn’t had an Italian West Cape May risen: not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything I dare speak to him? (Page A69 Please) else.” Now that sounds like certainty. Happy Easter! Art Hall, publisher You Can’t Make This Up Please send comments to: [email protected] Raise Tax Rate so the 4% Cap Can Be Higher Quotes From the Bible By JOE ZELNIK center with about 300 members, medical offi ces, and an upstairs Jesus then said, "I am the one who raises the dead to life! Every- apartment. Parking spaces approved: 20. one who has faith in me will live, even if they die. John 11:25 Radio-TV personality Don Imus — and probably lots of other Some of those treadmill seekers may be walking a bit from people — have a saying, “You can’t make this up.” their cars parked on Route 9. Insuffi cient parking leads to dan- It follows the reporting of something so unbelievable that Imus gerous conditions. The best/worst example I know is the Wawa means it’s too crazy even to be made up. in Stone Harbor. It has maybe a dozen parking spaces. Heck, in I’m betting I can fi ll a column with county news that qualifi es Stone Harbor, there are fi ve-bedroom condos for, “You can’t make this up.” that attract a dozen vehicles. For example: Taxpayers scream endlessly about their property In season, there are often 30 persons in Published Every Wednesday by the taxes. So the state Legislature enacted a 4 percent cap on mu- line for four cashiers in Wawa. SEAWAVE CORPORATION nicipal tax levies starting next year. The levy is the amount to be You ought to see conditions when a large raised by local taxes. delivery truck backs in, its cab protruding ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher So what did they do in Cape May Point? They raised their tax into Third Avenue. I love Stone Harbor DENNIS R. HALL, Assistant Publisher rate 2.5 cents this year, to 40 cents, not because they needed the Wawa, but many cars beg their owners not ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor money but so that the tax levy subject to the cap next year will to take them there. JOSEPH R. ZELNIK, Editor Emeritus be higher. That’s called “hedging your bet.” I’d say it’s trying to How do these things happen? CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor dodge the goal of lower property tax increases. You can’t make this up. CAROLE MATTESSICH, Real Estate Editor You can’t make this up. The Freeman Douglass Memorial Park in Incidentally, I’m sure Cape May Point is not the only community Erma has moss growing in the middle. Someone hauled off the PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development to do that, but the others haven’t been as vocal and honest. top soil instead of piling and reusing it. Whether the grade specs BENJAMIN N. HALL, Point neighbor Cape May has declining elementary school were off or the bankrupt contractor goofed or somebody made a Director of Online Application Development (pre-school to six) enrollment problems. As a result, it has a huge pile of dough selling top soil, most of the place is too low to use. STEVE MEHL, Northern Advertising Manager cost per-pupil, according to the state Department of Education, of Now they’ve got to tear it up. KAREN DICKINSON, Southern Advertising Manager $17,012, compared to the state median of $11,075. The project is at least a year behind and more than a million BETH HUBER, National Advertising Manager The school board proposes to deal with one of those two prob- dollars over budget. DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager lems: enrollment. It intends to drop per-pupil tuition from more You can’t make this up. than $8,000 to $2,500. That could attract some tuition students Finally, there’s the saga — and I do mean saga — of the Con- 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 all right. But what will it do to per-pupil cost? gress Hall Hotel tents on the beach in Cape May. Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 You can’t make this up. Congress Hall leases a portion of the beach across from the E-Mail: [email protected] Incidentally — no surprise — the per-pupil cost in our small- hotel and has put tents on it. There are a lot of reasons to question est schools — in existence only because of home rule worship that, but an undeniable one is that Congress Hall has ignored DEADLINES — are unbelievable. Two highest: Sea Isle City, $33,805; Avalon the city’s requirement that tents cannot be taller than six feet. News & Photos ...... Thursday $29,982. State median for K-8 schools: $11,353. It put up six tents that were 11 feet tall. If you’re going to break Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. Talk about unnecessary extravagance. You can’t make this a rule, might as well shatter it. Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. up. There are provisions for the city to fi ne Congress Hall, but it Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. I like curves and I have nothing against Curves. But one took a different tact. It is considering changing its ordinance Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon wonders about the parking Middle Township planners approved and okaying taller tents. ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2007, All rights reserved. First copy of this for Curves when it moves from the current location on Shell Bay Cape May City Manager Lou Corea is concerned about people publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for Avenue to Route 9 South. taller than six feet. Well, I’m 6 feet-2 inches, or I was until lately, the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave Owners of the planned facility estimate it will house a fi tness and I’d be willing to bend— literally — if I desire to go into a Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. Congress Hall tent. After all, you’re only bending momentarily Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave VISITED MY BLOG YET? on your way to lying down on a beach chair. That way, the public Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own can continue to have an unrestricted view of the beach. negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost “My fi rst blog on devils and demons, plus comments, But odds are that Cape May City Council, which never saw of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in is easily reached with one click after you go to the Herald a Congress Hall proposal it didn’t like, will approve taller tents, which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right Website, www.capemaycountyherald.com. I’ll post a new to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel which will mean still more similar proposals from beachfront any advertisement at any time. blog by noon Saturday every week. This week’s topic: My properties. Soon it will be tent city. Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. night with Anna Nicole. You can’t make this up. Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A69 Our Readers Write Say What Carter Was Derided for His Consumption Efforts She Tries a Change of Pace…Track To The Editor: Still, people will buy Hummers, Escalades, campers, gigantic gas hogging boats, and think we’re somehow By VICTORIA DAVIS a “suicide” or 10 laps. I’d run distance in David Gilliland is right on with his editorial about the entitled to somebody else’s oil. cross-country, so I was defi nitely looking price some Americans seem willing to pay for gasoline Gilliland focuses on the economic impact to this coun- I’ve been an athlete all my life. for a different experience. for their SUVs, RVs, and gigantic power boats. try of continuing to drive as we did back in the ‘50s when Since I could walk, I’ve been running It bewildered me. Vaulting your body American servicemen are dying by the thousands, and cars routinely got 10 mpg. Remember the 1959 Chevy around soccer fi elds, circling the softball nine feet into the air with a pole? Hopping scores of Iraqis have died from a war which began so we Impala with its huge fi ns - and nine mpg? diamonds, and crossing basketball courts. over a four-foot bar on sheer leg power could get more Iraqi oil. I can add to his trip down the memory lane of recent For 12 years, I’ve been playing sports. alone? Throwing a dangerously heavy ob- There was no WMD, no link to 9/11, and now over American history that Jimmy Carter was derided because Some kids get interested in art or band, ject 80 feet further than your standing po- 60 percent of the Iraqis want us to leave and think they of his efforts to reduce consumption. Not long into the but I’ve never been the liberal sition? As if that wasn’t enough, were better off before Americans arrived. Reagan years the 55 mph federal law was rescinded and arts type. Playing sports vents sprinting a football fi eld’s length the SUV was introduced. my anger, lets out frustration, in 13 seconds? N When Hussein began his saber rattling in the early and gets me in shape, but it’s This was a world where time COMPASS ‘90s, George H. W. Bush allowed himself to be taped also a challenge that I thrive was measured in hundredths; W E fl ashing around in his speedboat off Kennebunkport and on. distance measured in meters, and announced that Americans should do nothing to cut back I’m a person who lives for a second was an eternity. After my POINTS... on their oil consumption. How quickly we forgot how challenge. I’m the most com- initial bewilderment, I fell in love By AL CAMPBELL our thirst for oil increased our vulnerability to foreign petitive person I know; even with track. S governments. the simplest things to me are a Last week, we had two days Many family traditions are rooted in religious cer- Many still held to the idea of just invading and taking rivalry. I don’t like to be wrong, where temperatures topped 70 emonies. over the oil wells of sovereign nations. In the ‘80s the I resent authority resembling oppression, degrees and reached for 80, and I was Whether one’s family is Jewish or Christian, strict or average American, whether or not they drove a gas-hog- and I never give up on something I want, physically in euphoria. A gorgeous day run- estranged from faith, chances are good that this week, ging car, considered such people nut cases. Well, here no matter how out of reach or ridiculous ning on the track, basking in the warmth if you haven’t already, you will likely take part in an we are. it might be. of the sun and laughing with my friends, age-old celebration of your faith. Time to wake up.The 5 percent of the world’s popula- This could be interpreted as stubborn, all the while getting a few steps closer to Many of this modern age choose, to their loss, not to tion can no longer lay claim to 20 percent of its natural or perhaps just hard-nosed, but my dreams my goal. reconnect with their roots. On this special week, lit by resources. and goals are what I work towards always. What is my goal? To succeed. To be good an exceptionally bright full moon, many will disregard The other 95 percent, especially China and India, And I’ll try anything that might get me one at track, to compete, to place, to fi nish, the meaning of this special week. where most of our money and businesses have fl own, step closer, even a fraction of an inch of to beat my personal best, that is what I The age-old question was asked on Monday, the fi rst are starting to demand their share, too. the way nearer to my goal. strive for. night of Passover, by the youngest And Gilliland didn’t even get around to the devastation Basketball season ended in March, and Track is a team sport. We score as a member in Jewish families, “Why to the environment that is downright mind-boggling. Cer- I found myself in need of an activity to team, but you depend on yourself. Nobody is this night different from all other tainly any coastal city ought to sit up and take notice. keep occupied. My whole life, being an else scores your points for you; you are nights?” athlete, I’ve always been decent at sports. your own worst enemy. The family is then instructed, by DIANE ALBERTS Certainly not the best, but as an athlete, Mentally, you can psych yourself out of the eldest male, as to the meaning Stroudsburg, Pa. I was always a competitor at team sports any race. Physically, you can fall short of of Pesach, or Passover. This is an or gym class games. your best time or jump. But you can also eight-day commemoration of the Quality Cardio Care Is I’ve played softball and soccer and talk yourself into a race, and beat your goal Jewish slaves’ departure from basketball since I was fi ve years old. But easily. Track is a sport I’ve found content- slavery in Egypt to freedom. this spring, I turned away from the softball ment in. I only regret not doing it sooner The Seder is spread. It is a Available in the County diamond and looked for another shape in my high school career, because it’s physical reminder of the meaning — an oval of 400 meters. To The Editor: something I’ve found real happiness with. of that ancient exodus. I decided to try something brand new, I may not be the best and I may not be the Family traditions live, year to year, as special reci- something exciting, and something I could As a patient of Dr. Suketu Nanavati, I have received star, but I love every second of squaring my pes are used for the particular food that is eaten in a try for a change of pace: track and fi eld. the fi nest care a cardiologist and his staff could give a shoulders to beat my previous best. prescribed manner. I was wary; running is used as a pun- patient. Songs are sung and family ties are strengthened. ishment in other sports I’ve played. For Davis, 17, of Green Creek, is a junior at Nanavati is always there to treat the people of Cape This year, Passover celebration extends from April example, a bad practice might end with Middle Township High School. May County with the most professional and compassion- 2 to April 10. ate care available to everyone. Having its beginning in the Passover celebration, I was pleased to learn that Dr. Nader Ghaly, the director April Is Sexual Assault Awareness Month Christianity will mark this as Holy Week. Special of Electrophysiology and Arrhythmia Medicine at Atlan- church services recall the last days of Jesus Christ By LARISSA BOIANELLI treatment, and you may call the police ticCare Regional Medical Center has opened an offi ce in before his crucifi xion, marked on Good Friday. from the hospital. Nanavati’s Cape Heart Clinic in Court House. Churches throughout the county will mark these April is Sexual Assault Awareness Please call the Coalition Against Rape With the opening of Ghaly’s offi ce, it will not be neces- hallowed days. Some will hold three-hour services on Month, an excellent time for increasing and Abuse toll-free to talk confi dentially sary for patients to travel to Pomona for treatment. This Friday from noon until 3 p.m., in commemoration of our understanding about a problem that with a counselor and get information at is a tremendous convenience for patients such as myself the time Christ hung on the cross. affects as many as one in six women (877) 294-2272, 24 hours a day, 7 days and will only enhance the quality of care available to Traditionally, many, especially Roman Catholics, (The Rape, Abuse, and Incest National a week. county residents. refuse meat on Good Friday. Even those who may Network). If you or anyone you know has been sex- I, more than anyone, understand the importance of not have crossed a church threshold in decades, who New Jersey has consistently worked to ually assaulted, please call our hotline and such treatment. On the evening of Jan. 24, 2004, doc- don’t consider themselves in good standing with their educate its men and women in a highly speak with an experienced counselor. tors Nanavati, Levite and Ghaly saved my life while I was church, still will not eat meat on Good Friday. regarded approach that helps fi ght sexual having a heart attack. For them, it is a family tradition, learned perhaps assault by prevention through aware- (ED. NOTE: The author, a licensed Nanavati provided immediate care and accompanied in early childhood from a grandmother or grandfather ness. social worker, is Sexual Assault Program me in an ambulance to AtlantiCare Regional Medical who spoke a native language. There are a number of individuals who Coordinator with Coalition Against Rape Center. While I recovered from the heart attack, I did Sunday marks Christ’s resurrection from the dead. are not aware of what constitutes sexual and Abuse.) experience arterial fi brillation and Ghaly performed a It is Christianity’s most joyous day, sometime referred assault. Sexual assault is inappropriate cardio version on me in Pomona. to as “The queen of feasts.” touching, particularly of the chest, pelvic, I am delighted that Ghaly will now be just around the Various other traditions families enjoy may also or backside areas. This includes unwanted Easter Truth corner to treat patients who need this quality care which (From Page A68) take place. One, the dying of eggs, is a happy time penetration of these areas, also known he can provide. This is a positive thing for all the residents for youngsters who simply have fun; many may not as rape. sub in 25 years. This 50-year-old man’s of Cape May County. know the ancient meaning of a hard-boiled egg in Molestation is sexual assault by a per- eyes welled up with tears. He spoke of Easter tradition. son in a position of trust to the victim. his life and his travels and how he ended CHARLES LEUSNER There will be hunts for eggs in many municipali- The results of sexual assault range from up in prison and he told the story of his Court House ties. Children scamper across green lawns to snatch uncomfortable to physically and mentally life fi lled with abuse, abandonment, and confusion. We shared a sub that day and up pastel-colored eggs, some real, others maybe made LETTER POLICY damaging; and it is always illegal. The long of chocolate. lasting effects of sexual assault include knew we had been healed. Herald Newspapers welcomes letters to the editor on He told me the fi rst thing he was going Feasts will bring families together on Easter, as the matters of public interest. Preference will be given to depression, low self-esteem, anxiety, and Seder did on Passover’s fi rst night. diffi culty sleeping. to do was to go to the temple to worship letters submitted exclusively to this newspaper, signed God. He said, “It’s been years since I’ve A mixing of young and old, distant relatives and with name, address and daytime phone number for There are some simple and important friends takes place. We will think again of the very techniques that an individual can do to been there.” verifi cation. Maximum length is 600 words. Deadline is When he left, I pondered over every- importance of family ties and what formed our per- Thursday 5 p.m. lower the chances of becoming a victim. sonalities. • Be aware of your surroundings. thing he told me happened to him. He We may think what fun we used to have as children • Walk assertively with your head up, told me he had searched all his life for a when we, too, scrambled for eggs, or looked forward this will show strength. healing when all he really needed was a to wearing a brand-new outfi t on Easter. • Keep your gas tank at least half full. stirring. For many, who may shy from houses of worship, • Park in well-lighted areas; avoid I have been here fi ve years now on a the Easter afternoon stroll is as important as a baked parking next to vans and other large 20-year bid for doing something foolish, ham and string-bean casserole to the celebration of vehicles. and realize all my life I’ve been searching the day. • Never pick up hitchhikers. for a source of healing to the abuse and Those strolls may be on the Wildwood boardwalk, • When outside, use well-lighted areas abandonment I suffered with as a child of the Cape May Mall, or somewhere else. They afforded and travel common pathways. three. I was crippled and confused. an opportunity to see and be seen, to walk with an aunt • If approached, make eye contact; let This old man I shared a sub with is gone or mother or grandmother. them know that you can identify them. now, and it is me now who sits in Cell In this thoroughly modern age, religion is not em- • Lock doors and windows to your Block D. I think of Joseph and many other braced to the degree it once was. house, even if only leaving for a short heroes of the Bible who suffered more than Christian or Jew, there is no denying that seats in time. me. I feel blessed to have met this man. I houses of worship are vacant too often as services are • Do not let strangers into the house. If think “he” was the angel, not me. held. We have taken to paths of pleasure. We live in some one in a uniform wants to do work Happy Easter from one in bonds. homes of luxury. Hardship is something few experi- around the house, call the company to ence, unless we consider hardship one car or wearing ensure they did send someone. MARK SINGER shoes more than fi ve years old. • Most importantly – trust your in- Millville This week offers an excellent opportunity to recon- stincts. It is best to be cautious and ED. NOTE: This story was told to Singer nect with your faith. safe. by a friend who wished to remain anony- Regardless what you call Him, the Lord remains If you have been sexually assaulted, get mous due to his present circumstances. unchanged through millennia. to a safe place as soon as possible. “I believe in Christianity as I believe Pray the old prayers. Sing the old songs. Join the Try to avoid washing, bathing, or comb- that the sun has risen: not only because feast. Relive the traditions that molded you. ing, as this will help to collect evidence. I see, but because by it I see everything Don’t wait for next year it may be too late. Go to the nearest hospital for medical else.” C.S. Lewis A70 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers April 4 2007

of keeping the truth from Wonmug about how despised Superstitions Abound on Georgetown Campus Conversations Outside the he was and what a disaster his life and career were. In Box short, Wonmug’s life was a joke but he never found out BY JANINE VISALLI those shirts are getting pretty stinky.) about it. Still crazier, my boyfriend and a few of Here’s a question for you to ponder this Easter: Do The dynamic duo of Aaron Carter and his friends reasoned that not shaving also with JP Moreland you envy Wonmug? Would you exchange lives with Jeff Green has gotten Georgetown Men’s has positive effects on our basketball play- and Craig Hazen him? Would you wish such a life for your children or Basketball to where it is today. ers’ performances. grandchildren? Before you answer, remember one thing: Ok, well actually it’s probably more Because they did not shave at all during By J. P. MORELAND Wonmug’s beliefs really worked for him. Wonmug’s life like the supreme all-star performances of the Big East tournament (which lasted was pregnant with feelings of respect, accomplishment, Junior forward Jeff Green combined with only four days during early March) and the For Wonmug expertise, and happiness. 7’2” center Roy Hibbert’s intimidating Hoyas clenched this championship, they Spring is upon us. Easter is right around the corner. From the time he got up in the morning until he went force in the paint that have done have decided that it is only logical Along with other yearly religious-related celebrations to sleep each night, he told himself: “I am really smart the majority of the work. that they do not shave until the like Christmas, and even though it is becoming increas- and respected by everyone. My graduate students are But, there is no denying that end of Georgetown’s dance in the ingly secularized, Easter still serves a religious function: lucky to have me as their advisor. I am serving my country Aaron has played a part as well. NCAA tournament. It reminds us that we all have religious beliefs, senti- well at top-secret physics conferences related to national I’m talking about superstitions From a girlfriend’s point of ments, orientations. Whether you are an atheist, Bud- security. I am making a difference in physics.” here, and the painstaking lengths view, this is a horrible idea, but dhist, Muslim, or Christian, events like Easter bring to Yes, Wonmug’s beliefs worked for him and he was a that Georgetown fans have gone I would never dream of asking conscious awareness—however faintly and briefl y—that happy camper indeed. There was just one small problem. to maintain our routines and ritu- him to shave it off. The ensuing we are deeply spiritual and religious beings even if we His beliefs were false. Unfortunately, he still knew ab- als before every game. defeat would obviously be all opt for atheism. solutely no physics and his work was a joke as everyone Pat Vining, a fellow sopho- my fault. Please permit me to offer a suggestion I hope will be but Wonmug knew. His beliefs worked because his sense more Georgetown cheerleader, Besides singing, I refuse to helpful if you fi nd yourself pondering spiritual, religious of well being was built on a false, tragic, misinformed explained, “It’s almost like a alter neither my hairstyle nor things as Easter approaches. In a word: Watch out for placebo that worked just because he believed it. burden now; I’m entrapped by my su- the manner and order in which I dress for Wonmug! Avoid him like the plague! Let me explain If you are a normal human being, then you pity Won- perstitions.” each game. by sharing with you a story about a completely fi ctitious mug, you don’t envy him. His life is a tragedy, not a At the time I am writing this column, Additionally, Pat and I sit on the same man named Wonmug. treasure. If you fi nd yourself pitying and not envying college basketball is in the middle of the side of the bus to every game, and almost Wonmug was a hopelessly dumb physics student at- Wonmug, then you have learned something about your- NCAA tournament. Currently, my team, every cheerleader has specifi c playlists tending a large Western university. He had failed most of self: You rightly value the truth or falsity of a belief over the Georgetown Hoyas, has advanced to on their MP3 players to listen to during his high school classes, but his teachers kept giving him whether or not the belief “works” for you. And if we are the Final Four. the ride. passing grades just to get rid of him. For some ridiculous honest with ourselves, most of us think this way. However, so far, no matter how oner- Many people eat the same thing before and crazy reason, Wonmug irresponsibly decided to What has all this got to do with Easter? Simply this: ous… our superstitions have prevailed. each game or insist on sitting with the major in physics at a prestigious university and, miracle Don’t approach your religious beliefs as a Wonmug by only Case in point: Aaron Carter. Before ev- same friends. of miracles, he got in! He failed all of his fi rst semester caring if those beliefs help you, “work” for you, keep you ery Georgetown basketball game, Pat and I During the third round of the NCAA classes, his math skills were around a fi fth grade level, feeling safe without having to change, feel inadequate or have sung along to “Aaron’s Party,” a song tournament, some obviously insane person and he had no aptitude for science. face your own laziness regarding religious questions. from the late 90’s by Aaron Carter. thought it was a good idea to switch the However, one day all the physics students and profes- People who are more interested in whether their Yes, it’s a terrible song. And yes, it has team’s basketball shoes to a snazzy, new sors at his college decided to spoof Wonmug by making religious beliefs—atheistic, Christian, whatever —keep absolutely nothing to do with basketball. gray pair. him erroneously think he was the best physics student them from feeling bad or “work” than in whether they But, nevertheless, it has become an irre- After enduring a beating by Vanderbilt at the university. When he asked a question in class, are true are, well, real-life Wonmugs. And they are to placeable part of our pre-game routines. during the fi rst half, our boys returned to students and professors alike would marvel out loud be pitied for their lack of courage and seriousness about In fact, I can even go as far as to claim the court for the second half sporting their at the profundity of the question. Graders gave him life’s most basic and important issue. that we have never lost a game this sea- old shoes. Unsurprisingly, the game then perfect scores on all his assignments when in reality he So this Easter, ask yourself if you are a religious Won- son, home or away, that Pat and I sang turned around, and Georgetown dominated deserved an F. mug or do you care deeply whether or not your religious before. once again. Eventually, Wonmug graduated and went on for his position is true. And if you do care, what have you done Even more, we lost those games that, Even the team’s head coach, John Ph.D. The professors at his university sent an email to to increase your chances of having true religious beliefs? regrettably, Pat and I forgot to sing be- Thompson III, isn’t immune to supersti- all the physicists in the world and included them in the Failure to care about or adequately address these issues fore. tion. Thompson refuses to use any color spoof. Wonmug received his degree, took a prestigious threatens to reveal Wonmug tendencies in your life. And If we aren’t together for games, we will marker but blue during the game to draw chair of physics, regularly went to Europe to deliver Easter is a good time to remember to avoid Wonmug like text message each other our favorite parts out plays, he requests a yellow Gatorade papers at major science conferences, participated in the plague. of the song. That’s dedication. before each game, and he enthusiastically top-secret national security conferences, and was often Publisher’s Note: We have come to know and respect One time that we forgot to sing before fi st-pounds our mascot upon fi rst approach- featured in Time and Newsweek. Dr. JP Moreland and Dr. Craig Hazen through Gary the game, our team was taking a fi rst-half ing the basketball court. Everyone hated him and mocked him behind his Osmundsen, and have asked them to write a biweekly beating. At halftime, we miraculously Realistically, I know that my silly Aaron back. People were having a really good laugh at the idea column which they have graciously agreed to do. remembered to sing. The game magically Carter routine has no impact on Jonathan turned around, and the Hoyas brought Wallace’s dagger three-point shot, but I home the victory. The power of Aaron can’t help but stick to the habits. I could Benefi ts of Chemicals Outweigh the Risks Carter. never forgive myself otherwise. BY JUDY HANSEN preventative health programs to extend our lives. Superstitions related to the basketball Of course, we should ask questions if we don’t under- team’s performance abound on George- I know that by the time of publication of this column, the fi nal games of the NCAA The defi nition of a pesticide is “any one of various stand why a chemical is used, but we shouldn’t categorize town’s campus beyond just my bizarre all chemicals as bad, or become an “expert” when we singing. will have been completed. I hope my substances used to kill harmful insects, fungi, vermin superstitions pull through, and I haven’t or other living organisms that destroy or inhibit plant are not. Any predictions or wishes for future A recent letter to the editor referencing “a dying, games’ positive results are almost imme- jinxed my boys. growth, carry disease, or are otherwise harmful.” Go Hoyas! Bring home the champion- Upon hearing this type of information, wouldn’t you poisoned community,” was a misleading, emotional dis- diately followed by a knock on wood. sertation by a person who is clearly no expert. We are Many students have decided not to ship! be inclined to think “Wow – what a great thing?” Not Knock on wood. so today. The word pesticide has been so abused, misun- all entitled to our opinions, but the word poisoned was wash their offi cial Student Section t-shirts derstood, and vilifi ed that it actually sends chills of fear totally misused in this instance. because they are luckier after each victory. Most projects undertaken today have a risk vs. benefi t (We haven’t seen a loss at home since the Visalli, 19, of Wildwood Crest, is a down our spines. sophomore at Georgetown University. The word poison comes to mind, and is re- analysis. There are risks in driving our cars, beginning of January. Needless to say, peated over and over by the media, by people yet we continue to drive as long as we can, who don’t understand, or by people who do because the benefi ts far outweigh the risks. understand but have an agenda. I would suggest that as a community we TTEENEEN Civil Air Patrol: ages 12- Let us examine human health in America become educated about the uses, benefi ts 18: meets Thursdays, cadet programs, drill and ceremony, over the past 100 years. We Americans are and risks of pesticides. safety classes, aerospace edu- living much longer in 2007 than we did in Many universities have ongoing research SSCENECENE programs for pesticides used today on our cation, emergency services. 1907, with average life spans in the 70s and 624-0529. 80s rather than 40s and 50s. Isn’t that an in- foods, our wetlands, and in our air. The In- ONGOING EVENTS Music: Impact Choir, Seashore Church, dication that we are doing something right? ternet also makes it easy to fi nd information, 886-6196; Kaleidoscope Kids singers, ages We don’t have the childhood diseases that but beware of biased studies. six-14, 465-7443; Community Concert A chemical company that conducts studies could Roller Skating - Cape May Convention were fatal to many in the early 1900’s. We have devel- Hall is underway. Hours will be: Friday, 4 Band, Norm Lochten, 465-8737. oped vaccines, and are developing new ones all the time publish only positive results, just as an anti-pesticide NAACP: Youth Council, ages 14-21, 624- organization could publish only negative ones. We need – 6 p.m.; Saturday, 1 -3 p.m.; Sunday, 1 - for diseases that were not even heard of then, largely 3 p.m. For information regarding birthday 9152. to understand the full picture. because we didn’t live long enough to get them. parties, private parties and school parties Scouting: ages fi ve-17; Girl Scouts of the Deaths during childbirth have been drastically reduced. And remember, chemicals have extended our lifespan, call 884-9524 or 884-9565. South Jersey Pines, 697-3900; Boy Scouts of Infant mortality is low. Vector-borne diseases in America having saved millions of lives from diseases such as ma- CCA-YAP - Youth Arts Program: vari- Southern New Jersey, 327-1700. in 2007 cause major headlines in newspapers, whereas laria, dengue and yellow fever. Pneumonia, tuberculosis, ety of arts and social activities for youth 10 Swim Teams: ages fi ve-18: Cape May in 1907 they were accepted as unavoidable. measles, infl uenza, cancer, and many other diseases have and older. Recreation Dept., 884-9565; Crest Dol- Many of the bad things that plagued Americans 100 become treatable. YAP - Saturday Nights: Arts and social phins, 884-6390. years ago have been controlled by chemical pesticides. Chemicals have improved the health and well-being activities throughout much of the school Teen Services: numbers for activities, So why is our perception of chemicals and pesticides of Americans in the last 100 years. year for youth and children ages 6-16. Pro- health questions; United Way, 729-2255, so distorted? Is it because we don’t understand what a All this said, we still need to be prudent using chemi- grams include Junior Arts Camp for ages 6- free directory. pesticide really is or what it does? cals, but should not fear their use. Our prudence should 10, and Camp Congress Hall for ages 6-12. Friday's Youth Ablaze: Seashore Com- munity Church of Nazarene, 446 Seashore Let’s take the word poison. First of all, it is the dose that start at home. Before a pesticide is applied or a medicine Teen Karate: Every Monday, Wednesday Rd. Erma. (Sports, movies, and concession makes the poison. Medicine can be a poison. Antibiot- is taken, READ THE LABEL. Apply only as directed and and Thursday. Call 886-6902 or 889-8105. in amounts recommended on the label. The label is the Teen Program: Tabernacle United stand with everything, ping pong, pool ta- ics are poisons to the harmful bacteria that invade your bles, air hockey, games, basketball tourna- law. Methodist Church, 656 Seashore Road, body, even to the good bacteria if you overdose. However, ments, fuse ball, special nights with special antibiotics can save your life if you have a serious infec- If all the proper precautions are taken and the science Erma. Wednesdays - Teen Bible Study 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday Night Teens, 7:30 to activities and much more. 6:45pm-9:30pm. tion. Should we use them? Of course we should, but applied, the benefi ts of chemicals and pesticides to man- Call Pastor Joe 886-6196 Ext 11. kind by far outweigh the risks. History bears witness to 10:30 p.m. we should be prudent in their use, as recommended by Homework Club: 3:30-4:30 p.m. Volunteer for the following groups: our doctors. these facts. Animal Welfare Society, 465-3403; Bur- Judy Hansen is retired Superintendent of the Cape Church of the Advent, Parish Hall, Wash- Warfarin, for instance, is a rat poison, used to control ington and Franklin streets, Cape May. dette Hospital, Etc. Shop, 463-2000; Cape May County Mosquito Control Commission. She was in rodents that carry diseases. Coumadin is a drug used to 4-H Teen Ambassadors: leadership, May Nature Center, 884-9590; Cape May thin the blood of people who have a condition whereby mosquito control for 45 years, a certifi ed pesticide ap- citizenship and community service projects Rec., Terry, 884-9565; County Museum, blood clots could cause strokes and blocked arteries could plicator, and past president of both the New Jersey and for youth grades eight-12. Meetings and ac- Barbara, 465-3535; Crest Haven Nursing cause heart attacks. American Mosquito Control Associations. tivities held monthly. For more information: Home, Anthony, 465-1274; Habitat for Hu- Warfarin and coumadin are exactly the same chemical. contact Rutgers Cooperative Research and manity, 463-0244; Lower Twp. Rec., Zack, It is the dose that is different. I repeat – it is the dose Extension 4-H Youth Development Program 886-7880; MADD, 463-1616; North Cape that makes the poison. 465-5115 ext. 605. Center, Paul, 898-8899; Red Cross, Peg, Got An Opinion? 465-7382; United Way, Suzanne, 729-2002; Chemicals in the form of pesticides and medicines are Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on a wide range AlaTeen: for teens with family or friends good and should not be feared, but used as directed by who are alcoholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., Wetlands Institute, 368-1211. Adults are of subjects. Have you an opinion? Write it down, sign your also welcome. experts in their fi elds. We need medications to keep us name, hometown and phone number for verifi cation. Church of Resurrection, 200 W. Tuckahoe healthy, just as we need food to keep us nourished and Road, Marmora, 547-0855. Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A71 Our Readers Write Mayor Troiano: Do The Right Thing Pill Brings Odd Side Effect By JACK FICHTER sengers were serving breakfast to cooks seated at all the tables. Someone asked him man of JCOW, said he is taking the issues very seriously. To The Editor: Mr. Jones watched the television com- to take a plate of eggs to a man wearing a “I’ve been involved since day one,” Troiano said. “Do mercial for a sleeping pill that featured chef’s hat at the fi rst table. Jones refused. you want me to tell you the amount of hours I spend at I’m appalled that the Joint Construction Offi ce of the Abraham Lincoln, an astronaut, and a bea- The train came to a grinding halt. Some- the JCOW meetings?“ Wildwoods, which is under Mayor Troiano’s direction, ver. The three characters were telling the one yelled, “The hit trained something.” Troiano, in light of the above statements, should do would initiate a lawsuit on the innocent individuals man in the commercial they missed him Jones got off the train to fi nd the beaver the right thing, and drop the litigation against these in- who bought homes in the Wildwoods and received because he didn’t dream about them any from the sleeping pill commercial direct- nocent condo owners. occupancy permits from JCOW stating the properties more since he had trouble sleeping. ing traffi c at an apparent collision of the As chairman of JCOW and mayor of Wildwood, he were built to code. Jones had a bottle of sleeping pills, a train and a pick up truck. The truck had certainly has the ability and authority to make these Why would the mayor agree to sue innocent people? different brand from the com- a license from the “Land of Lin- people whole again and stop this unfair litigation. I don’t Troiano even stated in local newspapers that the people mercial. It didn’t matter, he coln,” Illinois. see how this litigation could have been brought without who bought these homes were innocent. never dreamt about Lincoln or Jones reached in his pocket his approval, and he certainly can stop it and the right It seems to me Judge Steve Perskie is protecting ev- astronauts anyway. for his bottle of sleeping pills. It thing can be done. eryone except the innocent people who bought these He swallowed a pill, slept well, had a paragraph of possible side MIKE DELLAVALLA condos. And how could Judge Perskie ever allow JCOW and awoke to the sound of his effects on its label: “May cause Wildwood to decide on how to fi x the violations they couldn’t even clock radio at 6 a.m. The music sleep surfi ng, a preference for identify in the fi rst place? sounded strange. He changed the polka music, itchy ear-drums, (ED. NOTE: In the ongoing JCOW litigation, an By wasting all this time, Perskie is threatening the station. All the songs sounded delusions of a being a squirrel, amended complaint, fi led in June 2006, numerous build- stability of these innocent homeowners by putting them funny, like the Beatles “I Am the rug burns, checkerboard spots ers, developers, and architects are named as defendants in danger of huge legal debt and the possibility of losing Walrus,” sort of backwards. on skin, prolonged elbows, ir- for allegedly designing and constructing buildings lacking their homeowners and fl ood insurance. Jones walked down the hall to ritable toe syndrome, and time- specifi c state code requirements and JCOW for allegedly Because they can’t get insurance on properties with see where his wife had gone. space continuum disruptions. failing in its responsibility to properly review and inspect code violations, mortgages will be foreclosed on, the “Where are you sweetie?” he asked. “Aha,” said Jones. “If I remember my the buildings. possibility of losing the use of their properties if they “I’m putting my curl up in hairlers,” old episodes of Star Trek, that’s what this Superior Court Judge Steven Perskie split the litigation don’t enter into an agreement with one of the culpable she said. is, a time disturbance.” into two phases, requiring immediate construction fi xes parties to fi x the unsure code violations at their own “Why are you talking backwards,” Jones All those pill commercials on TV during phase one and reserving phase two, for battling expense, and giving the culpable parties time to sell their inquired. make these drugs look so harmless, he out who pays. assets, disband their corporations to open new ones in “Not I’m,” she replied. thought. Perskie said he wanted fi xes done quickly for the sake different names. He was in a huge hurry, so he ran out the The beaver drove away in a police car, in of public safety, and he said he “reluctantly” had to order What if these innocent condo owners fi x their condos door. Jones started his car and shifted into reverse. Jones’ seventh grade teacher, Miss homeowners to cover initial costs. Now in phase two as demanded by Judge Perskie under an agreement with drive and his car went backwards. Shifting Snoop, dressed as an engineer, climbed of the litigation, however, he is letting parties battle out JCOW, and the state inspects the fi xes and says they are into reverse his car went forward. down from the cab of the locomotive. who pays. still not up to code and the people wasted all that money? He stopped at a local convenience store “You forgot your locker combination Currently, the judge is urging all parties to seek media- Then what happens to these innocent people? where he found a line of people bringing again, didn’t you,” she said. tion as a quick and effi cient process to fi gure out who Troiano has stated in the local newspaper that these full cups of coffee into the store and pour- “Why aren’t you talking in reverse?” gets stuck with the bills. condo owners were the innocent people and he did not ing them in coffee pots on burners. asked Jones. The JCOW offi ce was under daily supervision of the like Judge Perskie’s decision that they would lose their “I must be going crazy,” said Jones to “I’m here to warn you not to believe ev- construction offi cial. JCOW was managed by a board occupancy permits if they did not fi x their condos by a himself. erything you see on TV,” said Miss Snoop. made up of representatives from the four island com- specifi ed time. He grabbed a full cup from someone “Prescription drugs are not the answer to munities. In an edition of the Herald, Troiano is quoted as saying, coming in the door and drove away. Jones your problems.” The “new” Wildwood Code Offi ce, which opened “The homeowners are the victims here.” was scheduled to take a train from Phila- Jones threw the pill bottle as far away for business April 2, is being heralded as a “true shared In the Oct. 18 issue of another newspaper, it stated, delphia to Washington. The sign on 30th as he could. An astronaut appeared from service,” one that the City of Wildwood will control.) “Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano, who is also the chair- Street Station read, “Trak AM.” behind a tree and picked up the bottle. Since his world seemed to be running With the astronaut was a tall white Skateboard Park to Open for Spring Break? in reverse, be bought a ticket round trip rabbit and singer Tom Petty wearing a top ticket to Philadelphia. The clerk did not hat. Petty laughed at Jones and sang “Don’t To The Editor: raiser to raise money for the building fund. ask for any payment but handed Jones come ‘round here no more.” At that time, we weren’t aware that children of North $78 in cash. “Don’t worry, I won’t,” said Jones. “Bet- For several weeks in Spout Off, young skate boarders Wildwood taxpayers would be charged to use it. We Jones sat down in a coach seat on the ter to lie awake at night than go through have been inquiring about when the North Wildwood thought funds were available to operate it. train and of course, the train backed out this again.” Skate Board Park would open. The recreation commission oversees the skateboard of the station. I called the North Wildwood Recreation Department, park. Its next meeting is scheduled for April 25. City In search of breakfast, Jones made his (This is an excerpt from Fichter’s par- and was told they were meeting with various city depart- council oversees the recreation commission. way to the dining car where he found pas- tially written book, “Low Life Nation.) ments to address the opening and repairs that need to be Anyone interested in having changes made to the made to the park. Their hope is to have the park opened operation of the park should attend a council meeting over the spring break. and ask council president Rosenello. There is a charge to use the park and different age General information about the skateboard park can groups can use the park at specifi c hours. Although I be found on the North Wildwood Web site: www.north- Serving All understand the need for this, I am disappointed by it. wildwood.com. of Cape May County Prior to the park being built, my husband, volunteers KATHERINE MARTIN from our offi ce and the community, and I, held a fund- North Wildwood Extremists Must Stop Teaching Kids to Hate

To The Editor: refer to them as occupiers of Palestine. It is clear to me what their agenda is. Select The Style You Want In response to the letter from Anne Pratt in last week’s No doubt in my mind that the Coalition for Peace and Herald: Who do you think you are? Why is the left so full Justice are truly terrorist sympathizers. They could care From Traditional to Contemporary of hate and vitriol? less about the troops and are probably praying for the If the Coalition for Peace and Justice truly cared about destruction of Israel. the troops they would support the war. The troops are Instead of going to anti-war rallies in Washington, D. clearly fi ghting so we can have a true peace. C., they should have attended the Holocaust museum. If your organization truly wants peace they would call They might actually learn something and truly appreciate on the Muslim extremist terrorists to stop teaching their why this war must be fought and why Israel is always children to hate. on defense. I doubt this so called Anti-Semitic group would do ROBERT JAY ROSENFELD that though since they don’t even recognize Israel and Wildwood Crest

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Pierson sandwash use at the premises known as mentioned board, and are available for in- Stan joined the Burke Motor Group Construction Co., of Pilesgrove, NJ for Re- Block 224, Lots 68.01, 73, 74.92 and 78.04 on spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, DENNIS TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD construction of Rio Grande Avenue (CR661) the Dennis Township Tax Map was approved Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of in 1990. His previous years of automotive Phase 2 from Susquehanna Avenue to New at the Board’s January 28, 2007 meeting. 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned Jersey Avenue, City of Wildwood in the However, a Memorializing Resolution was not days. has fi led an Application with the Planning experience have made him a “seasoned Amount of $855,544.20. passed with respect to the matter due to the Board of the Township of Dennis which re- discovery that the application approved at the DATED: March 30, 2007 quests an amendment to the previously ap- veteran” in today’s changing and demanding The contracts and resolutions authorizing the Board’s January 28, 2007 meeting failed to proved site plan for the purpose of rearranging above are on fi le and available for public in- include, as part of the application, Lot 75.03, a By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire a church building on the property. The appli- automotive market. Most importantly, spection in the offi ce of Clerk of the Board of lot necessary for access to the remaining part Attorney for Applicant cant was previously approved to construct a Chosen Freeholders. of the premises. The omission of that Lot also Driftwood Partnership 12,000 square foot building housing a sanc- Stan believes in treating people as friends. Stephen O’Connor caused a failure to notice numerous adjoining 457 Kings Highway tuary, nursery, classrooms and offi ces for a Clerk/Administrator property owners. Because of the foresaid, the P.O. Box 100 church located in the R3 Residential zone. Stan will sit with a customer, ask the right Board vacated the proceedings of the Janu- South Seaville, NJ 08246 The existing church on the site will continue 1x Fee=$13.36 4/4/07 ary 28, 2007 meeting involving this matter (609)624-2900 to be used as a church/chapel. Applicant also questions, so each and every customer ______including the hearing itself and the application requests any and all variances and waivers NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED approval. 1x Fee=$25.52 4/4/07 that may be required to complete the project has their transportation needs met in ______on the premises located at 2373 US Route 9, The County of Cape May (the “County”) has 2. The application of Deborah and Raymond NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Ocean View, Township of Dennis, Cape May a professional, friendly and informative entered into contracts without competitive Finley for a site plan waiver and sign vari- County, New Jersey, and designated as Block bidding for professional or extraordinary, un- ances for size and location at the premises DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF 251, Lot 116 on the Tax Map of the Township manner. Stan’s vast knowledge in the area specifi able services or through the Fair and known as Block 67, Lot 37.01 on the Dennis ADJUSTMENT of Dennis. Open Process as required. The amounts Township Tax Map was approved. Approval of fl eet, commercial, leasing and retail sales charged for these services will be determined for a home occupation had been previously PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for in accordance with the agreements/contracts granted. has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board Thursday, April 26, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. at the is one more reason to shop the Burke Motor Group. dated as of March 27, 2007. The County has of Adjustment of the Township of Dennis Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 authorized the following: 3. The application of Blane Steinman for a requesting a variance for an expansion of a Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, As a resident of Cape May for the past 20 years, Stan enjoys living on the principal building lot coverage variance and previously existing non-conforming use in the at which time the public may appear and 1. Agreement with Cape Counseling Services a variance for distance between house and HC Zone (gas station), and minor site plan ap- present any testimony on the granting of the harbor. His pastimes include boating and fi shing. of Cape May Court House, NJ in the estimat- garage in connection with a 371 SF addition proval or site plan amendment to a previously application. ed amount of $6,430.00 to continue to provide to an existing house at the premises known as approved site plan to allow for installation of Stan would like to invite everyone to come in, say hello and see the great Cape Employee Assistance Program (EAP) to Block 70, Lot 5 on the Dennis Township Tax a one thousand (1,000) gallon propane tank THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in May 31, 2007. Map was approved. within a 260 square foot fenced area. Appli- the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- selection of cars and trucks. cant also requests any and all other variances mentioned board, and are available for in- 2. Maintenance agreement with Air & Gas 4. The application of Cellco Partnership d/b/a and waivers required on the property located spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, Call Stan directly at 609-463-5471 or email him at Technologies, Inc. of Cliffwood Beach, NJ for Verizon Wireless for a use variance (use itself, at 1235 Route 47, Dennisville, Township of Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of maintenance and inspection services at Crest two principal uses on one lot, expanding non Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business [email protected] Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in conforming use and height) in connection designated as Block 64, Lots 20 & 21.01on days. the amount of $4,505.52 from 3/27/07 through with a twenty foot high addition to the existing the Tax Map of the Township of Dennis. 3/27/08. tower and provision of an equipment shelter DATED: March 30, 2007 at the premises known as Block 261, Lot 19 A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down 3. Execution of Consultant Agreement with on the Dennis Township Tax Map was denied. for Wednesday, May 9, 2007 at 7:30 p.m. at By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire 465-6000 L.A. Hair Design of Penndel, PA for licensed The application for preliminary and fi nal site the Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 Attorney for Applicant beautician services at Crest Haven Nursing plan approval thus became moot. Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at Calvary Baptist Church and Rehabilitation Center from 03/20/07 to which time the public may appear and pres- 457 Kings Highway 06/20/07 at no cost to the County. 5. The application of Daniel MacMullan for a ent any testimony on the granting of the ap- P.O. Box 100 use variance to allow boat display and sales plication. South Seaville, NJ 08246 Newspapers Herald © 2007 4. Subcontract with Cape Assist of Wildwood, on a property previously approved for multi (609)624-2900 NJ for Project Vision Lower Township Project uses at Block 262, Lot 11.02 on the Dennis THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in in the amount of $43,750.00 from 03/13/07 Township Tax Map was approved. A site plan the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- 1x Fee=$25.52 4/4/07 EXIT 10B GARDEN STATE PARKWAY • STONE HARBOR BLVD. through 03/14/08. waiver was also granted. mentioned board, and are available for in- ______spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE 5. Data Sharing Agreement for Geographic 6. The application of Edward Sgalio for a use Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of Information System Digital fi les with Boundary variance to add a barbeque pit and an indoor 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business Solutions, Inc. of Mill Valley, CA. restaurant area with 25 seats to an exist- days. www.burkemotorgroup.com ing farm market at the premises known as 6. Professional Service Agreements with Block 252, Lot 5.03 on the Dennis Township DATED: March 30, 2007 various veterinarians for services to the Tax Map was approved. Also approved was Cape May County Animal Shelter & Adoption amended preliminary and fi nal site plan ap- By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire Center: Abri of Cape May Court House, NJ; proval and a waiver from provision of curbing Attorney for Applicant Baysea of Rio Grande, NJ; Cape of Cape May and asphalt parking surface. Ocean Food & Fuels, LLC Court House, NJ; Cape May of North Cape 457 Kings Highway 465-6000 May, NJ; Parkway of Cape May Court House, Memorializing Resolutions concerning items P.O. Box 100 NJ; Shore of Seaville, NJ and South Paw of 1.A. through 1.E. above are on fi le at the Den- South Seaville, NJ 08246 Cape May Court House, NJ. Payment to any nis Township Clerk’s Offi ce, 571 Petersburg (609)624-2900 FIVE STAR CHRYSLER one facility will not exceed $17,500.00. Term Road, Dennisville, New Jersey. Memorializing EXIT 10B GARDEN STATE PARKWAY, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE CHEVY TRUCKS TRUCK Sale ends 4/10/07 of agreements 03/27/07 through 03/28/09. Resolutions for items 2-6 will likewise be fi led 1x Fee=$24.30 4/4/07 Sale ends 4/12/06 upon passage. Upon fi ling, the Resolutions ______*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. 7. Application with Atlantic Cape Community shall be available for inspection. DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF College for rental of meeting room space on ADJUSTMENT www.burkemotorgroup.com April 26 and April 27, 2007 for the child abuse Carla Coffey, Secretary reporting and investigation event in the Dennis Township Zoning Board of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING amount of $3,154.00. Adjustment A life long resident of the Wildwoods, Joe Battaglia has been a Member of the Burke Pre-Owned Sales team since 2003. He has PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned 8. Agreement between Girl Scout Troop 1x Fee=$63.18 4/4/07 has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board extensive expertise in the auto business with over 24 years experience. #2240 for litter pick up in the designated area ______of the Township of Dennis on behalf of George Joe began his automotive retail career after graduation from Wildwood High School. He and his dad, a career of a portion of CR619 (Kilpatrick Causeway NOTICE Zervas which requests preliminary and fi nal – easement at Carson’s Inlet State Park) at no site plan approval to construct one (1) 4,475 car and truck salesman and former Burke employee, opened Joe’s Shell Station in 1984. He was involved in many other auto cost to the County. Pursuant to state law, a sale will be held at square foot, three (3) unit building, provid- enterprises until his purchase of Henry’s Tavern in Wildwood. He came to Burke Motor Group after the sale of his tavern. A Safe Keeping Self Storage, 1007 Rt. 9, ing for two (2) 1,000 square foot offi ce units 9. Authorizing a two year open end agreement Cape May Court House, NJ, on 04/26/07 at and one (1) 2,475 square foot retail / storage Joe’s pleasant demeanor combined with his extensive experience in the auto business has served to make him a with Redmond BCMS, Inc. to furnish digital 9:00 AM. The following goods will be sold: unit, and which seeks a “D” use variance from “Natural” at car and truck sales. poll books to the Cape May County Board of Township Ordinance Section 185-18 (G) to al- Elections. Agreement is awarded in accor- Space Number: H 130 low for products and materials to be displayed Stop by and see Joe for your next new or pre-owned car or truck purchase. It could be the beginning of a beauti- dance with NJ Fair and Open Process. Term ZINA-BETH THOMPSON and stored outside, a “C” variance from Town- ful relationship. 609-463-4550, [email protected] of agreement is 03/27/07 through 03/27/09. 53 Honeysuckle Lane ship Ordinance Section 185-18 (F) (1) to allow Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 for a commercial use larger than 1,000 square 10. Authorizing purchase agreement with 1 Bed: Bunk; 1 Dinner ware; 1 Entertainment feet, a variance to allows for three building Tony’s Produce of Villas, NJ to provide perish- Center; 1 Christmas Decorations; 1 Bed: Box mounted signs and to exceed the space per- Joe Battaglia “Joe’s Weekly Specials” able fruit and vegetables to the County Zoo. Spring; 1 Clock Radio; 1 Fish Tank; 2 Table: mitted, and site plan waivers from traffi c im- This agreement is in accordance with the NJ End; 1 Sofa; 1 Boxes; 1 Printer; 1 Other/Misc pact study, environmental impact study, and Fair and Open Process. Term of agreement is from parking area curb and asphalt require- 04/01/07 through 08/01/07. 2x Fee=$17.01 ments, and any and all other variances and $221/mo. $198/mo. 4/4, 4/11/07 waivers that may be required for the commer- The contracts and resolutions authorizing the ______cial building at the premises located at 927 above are on fi le and available for public in- DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF Courthouse-South Dennis Road, Township of 2003 Chevy Cavalier-L4 2000 Chevrolet S-10 LS spection in the offi ce of Clerk of the Board of ADJUSTMENT Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and Chosen Freeholders. designated as Block 81.01, Lot 2.02 on the Price $8,975.00 Coupe 2D Price $8,875 Blue, Grey, 60,921mi, Truck, Manual, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Tax Map of the Township of Dennis. VIN: 1G1JC12F837178939, STK#7011- Stephen O’Connor 2.2L 4cyl fuel Injected, STK#7009-G, Clerk/Administrator PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down G, Cash Price $8,875, Def. Price $10,637.76, VIN#1GCCS1445YK188542, A/C, ABD, has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board for Wednesday, May 9, 2007 at 7:30 P.M. at $0 Down, Monthly Payment $221.62, Term ABP, ABS, ALY, CD, CRU, IW, KE, MAN, PB, 1x Fee=$44.96 4/4/07 of the Township of Dennis which requests a the Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 48 months, APR/Add on 8.99% PL, PM, PW, TLT, Cash Price $8,975, Def. Price ______use variance to allow for the construction and Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at $10,524.16, $1,000 Down, Monthly Payment PUBLIC NOTICE operation of a ready mix concrete plant, a use which time the public may appear and pres- $198.42, Term 48 months, APR/Add 8.99% variance to allow for a Class B recycling fa- ent any testimony on the granting of the ap- Please take Notice that the Avalon Board of cility, a use variance to allow for a proposed plication. Education will hold their annual Reorganiza- asphalt plant, along with an already permitted $188/mo. $209/mo.$209/mo. tion Meeting on meeting on Wednesday, May sand mining operation, and any and all other THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in 2, 2007 at 5:00PM, at the Avalon Elementary variances or waivers required for the project at the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- School 32nd and Ocean Drive, Avalon. the premises located at 384 Woodbine-Ocean mentioned board, and are available for in- 2005 Dodge Neon SE 2003 Chevrolet Impala View Road, Township of Dennis, Cape May spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, Price $10,475 Price $11,100.00 The Board will address the regular monthly County, New Jersey, and designated as Block Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of Silver, Dark Slate Gray int., 32,444mi, Car, Grey, Grey Int., 43,816 mi., Sedan 4 Dr, auto, business and any other matters deemed ap- 224, Lots 68.01, 73, 74.02, 75.02 & 78.04 on 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business STK # 7007-G, VIN# 2G1WF52E639166718, propriate for this session. the Tax Map of the Township of Dennis. days. 4 dr. Sedan, Auto, 2.0L 4 Cyl, STK#5092-K, VIN# 1B3ES26C75D203935. Cash Price A/C, ABD, ABP, AT, CD, CRU, FM, HPT, The purpose of the private session of the A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for DATED: March 22, 2007 $10,475, Def. Price $13,590.72, $0 Down, IW, KE, PB, PL, PM, PSD, PW, RD, TLT, meeting, from which the general public will be Wednesday, April 25, 2007 at 7:30 P.M. at Monthly Payment $188.76, Term 72 months, WC, WGD, Price $11,100, Def. Price $13,576.60, excluded, will be to discuss litigation, person- the Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire APR/Add on 8.99% $1,000 Down, Monthly Payment $209.61, Term nel matters, student matters, and negotia- Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at Attorney for Applicant 60 months, APR/Add on 4.90% tions. Formal action will be taken during the which time the public may appear and pres- George Zervas public portion of the meeting. ent any testimony on the granting of the ap- 457 Kings Highway plication. P.O. Box 100 $197/mo. $194/mo. By order of South Seaville, NJ 08246 Henry Bermann THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in (609)624-2900 2001 Chrysler Sebring LX Board Secretary/ the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- 2004 Pontiac Sunfi re Business Administrator mentioned board, and are available for in- 1x Fee=$29.16 4/4/07 $8,800 spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, ______Price $10,915 Silver, Grey int., 33,998mi, Car, Pil- 1x Fee=$12.15 4/4/07 Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Blue, Graphite int., 37,858 mi, Car, Coupe, lard Hard Top 2 Dr, Auto, 3.0L 6 ______9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business Auto, 2.2L 4 Cyl Fuel Injected, STK#6698- cyl, Fuel Injected, STK#6923-G, NOTICE OF ACTIONS TAKEN BY days. DENNIS TOWNSHIP PLANNING BOARD G, VIN# 1G2JB12F147261371. Cash VIN#4C3AG42H81E098292, Cash Price DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF Price $10,915.00, Def. Price $14,214.24, ADJUSTMENT DATED: March 29, 2007 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned $8,800, Def. Price $10,349.44, $1,000 has fi led an Application with the Planning $0 Down, Monthly Payment $197.42, Down, Monthly Payment $194.78, Term The following actions were taken by the Den- By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire Board of the Township of Dennis which re- Term 72 months, APR/Add on 8.99% 48 Months, APR/Add on 8.99% nis Township Zoning Board of Adjustment at Attorney for Applicant quests preliminary and fi nal plan site plan its meeting of March 28, 2007: R.E. Pierson Construction Company approval to permit the construction of a 1,515 $6,775 457 Kings Highway square foot offi ce building and attached 8,000 As is As is $6,100 1. Memorializing Resolutions were passed P.O. Box 100 square foot carpenter’s shop; a variance for with respect to the following matters: South Seaville, NJ 08246 a trash enclosure and storage container in 1997 Lincoln Mark VIII 2000 Dodge Intrepid ES (609)624-2900 the rear yard; waivers from asphalt and curb Grey, Grey int., 94,870mi, Car, A. The application of Fricano Tile & Flooring, requirements and from the requirement of Blue, Grey int., 85,890mi, Car, 4 Dr., LLC for a use variance to allow two principal 1x Fee=$23.08 4/4/07 providing an environmental impact study; Coupe, Auto, 4.6L 8 cyl, Fuel uses within one structure, a parking variance, ______and, any and all variances and waivers that Injected, STK#7003-G, VIN# Auto, 3.2 L V-6 SOHC, STK#7026G, preliminary and fi nal site plan approval and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING may be required on the premises located at 18 1LNLM91V2VY610177 A/C, ABD, VIN#2B3HD56J6YH359009, A/C, ABD, waiver from provision of an environmental im- Stoney Court, Township of Dennis, Cape May ABP, ABS, ALY, AT, BS, CD, CLC, ABP, ALY, AT, BS, CD, CRU, FL, FM, HPT, pact statement and from provision of a traffi c DENNIS TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD OF County, New Jersey, and designated as Block CRU, HPT, IW, KE, LTH, MS, PB, IW, KE, ML, PB, PL, PM, PRS, PSD, PW, study in connection with the construction of a ADJUSTMENT 225.02, Lot 2 on the Tax Map of the Township RD, TLT building with four retail and/or offi ce uses at of Dennis. PL, PM, PRS, PSD, PSP, PW, RD, SR, the premises known as Block 244, Lot 4 on PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned TLT, WGD the Dennis Township Tax Map was approved. has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for of Adjustment of the Township of Dennis re- Thursday, April 26, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. at the B. The application of Ocean Food and Fuels, questing a variance for an expansion of a pre- Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 As is $4,795 As is $7,965 LLC for a sign variance and use variance in- viously existing non-conforming use in the GC Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, volving an expansion of a nonconforming use Zone (a campground), and an amendment to a at which time the public may appear and by construction of additional parking spaces at previously approved site plan to allow for con- present any testimony on the granting of the 1997 Plymouth 1998 Honda CR-V EX an existing service station, food establishment struction of a pavilion instead of the storage application. V6 Grand Voyager SE Black, Gray int., 115,007mi, at the premises known as Block 64, Lots 20 building which had been approved. Applicant SUV, 4 Dr. Wagon, auto, 2.0L 4 and 21.01 on the Dennis Township Tax Map also requests waivers from the requirements THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in Blue, 91,330 mi., Van, STK # 6994-G, was denied. of lighting of the parking lot, from asphalt and the Offi ce of the Administrator of the above- VIN: 2P4GP44R6VR112563, cyl fuel injected, STK#5172-K, curbing of the parking lot, and from providing mentioned board, and are available for in- VIN#JHLRD1865WC032964, A/C, C. The application of Driftwood Partnership a stormwater management system. Applicant spection in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, ABD, ABP, ABS, ALY, AT, BS, CD, for a use variance to expand a nonconform- also requests any and all other variances and Dennisville, New Jersey, during the hours of ing campground use by construction of a new waivers required on the property located at 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on regular business CRU, FM, IW, ML, PB, PL, PM, PW, gatehouse and for minor site plan approval 1975 Route 9 North, Clermont, Township of days. RD, RW, TLT at the premises known as Block 261, Lot Dennis, Cape May County, New Jersey, and 11.01 on the Dennis Township Tax Map was designated as Block 261, Lot 11.01 on the Tax DATED: March 30, 2007 approved. Map of the Township of Dennis. By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire 2.9 % X 60 Months D. The application of Billy Bob’s Car Wash, A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down Attorney for Applicant LLC for amended site plan approval to provide for Wednesday, May 9, 2007 at 7:30 p.m. at Deman Properties, LLC Certifi ed To Qualifi ed buyer on select a canopy over 15 of the existing tees at a fam- the Dennis Township Municipal Building, 571 457 Kings Highway ily fun center at Block 253.03, Lot 46.01 on the Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jersey, at P.O. Box 100 Certifi ed pre-owned vehicles Dennis Township Tax Map was approved. which time the public may appear and pres- South Seaville, NJ 08246 ent any testimony on the granting of the ap- (609)624-2900 E. The application of R.E. Pierson Construc- plication. A74 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Automotive Herald Newspapers April 4 2007 Nationals

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QUAD CAB 2002 SPORT TRAC 2006 RAM SLT 4X4 FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, 6 cyl, Wagon, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM DODGE, 4 dr, 4x4, Pickup, 8 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/ Radio, cass, keyless, p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, cruise, FM stereo cass, CD, keyless, p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, a/c, alloy whls, rads, cruise, a/c, r/def, spoiler, alloy whls, rads, VIN#2UB83828, VIN#65638031, STK#604194A, STK#14955, 72,375 mi...... $11,995 CORVETTE 17,804 mi...... $20,995 CHEVY, 2 dr, 8 cyl, 5 spd manual, pb, ps, AM/ FM/radio, cass, CD, nav sys, alarm, keyless, TURBO 2005 FREESTYLE DIESEL p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, p/sts, htd sts, 2006 RAM 2500 FORD, 4 dr, van, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM Radio, DODGE, 2 dr, 4x4, Pick-up,6 cyl, Diesel, auto, pb, ps, cruise, leather int, a/c, tint, alloy whls, rads, cass, CD, p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, cruise, a/c, r/a/c, AM/FM Radio cass, CD, alarm, keyless, p/lcks, p/ r/def, r/wiper, tint, alloy whls, rads, VIN#75102842, STK#101753A, 5,051 mi. winds, p/mirr, p/sts, cruise, a/c, r/def, alloy whls, rads, VIN#5GA72610, traction, VIN#6G116772, STK#82843A, STK#656974A, 30,899 mi...... $14,995 $49,995 5,850 mi...... $31,995 2004 MUSTANG GT 2002 TRAILBLAZER LT FORD, 2 dr, Convertible, 8 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM 2006 TOWN CAR CHEVY, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, Radio, cass, CD, alarm, keyless, p/lcks, p/winds, LINCOLN, 4 dr, 8 cyl, auto, pb, r&p, AM/FM Radio, AM/FM Radio cass, CD, alarm, keyless, p/lcks, p/mirr, p/sts, cruise, leather int, a/c, spoiler, alloy cass, CD, alarm, keyless, p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, p/ p/winds, p/mirr, p/sts, cruise, a/c, r/def, r/ whls, rads sts, cruise, leather int., ac, r/def, tint, alloy whls, rads, wiper, spoiler, alloy whls, rads, VIN#4F206239, VIN#64650688, VIN#22311296, STK#9868A, STK#14987P, STK#225275A, 26,759 mi...... $19,995 5,226 mi...... $14,995 16,642 mi...... $25,995 2007 ESCAPE XLT 2006 ESCAPE XLT 2006 M6 FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM MAZDA, 4 dr, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM AM/FM radio cass, CD, keyless, p/lcks, p/winds, stereo cass, CD, alarm, keyless, p/lcks, p/winds, p/ Radio, cass, CD, p/lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, cruise, p/mirr, cruise, a/c, r/def, r/wiper, tint, alloy whls, mirr, cruise, a/c, r/def, r/wiper, tint, alloy whls, rads, a/c, alloy wheels, rads, rads, VIN#7KA02035, VIN#6KD54082, VIN#5MS2883, STK#14976, STK#14929P, STK#14992, 16,526 mi...... $17,995 14,801 mi...... $17,995 10,506 mi...... $16,995

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