Herald Through Bypass and 17 Stents, Patient Still Upbeat NEWS By JOE HART Patricia Carter, a retired staffi ng coordinator started experiencing chest pain,” Carter told at the hospital, has had double bypass heart the Herald. “I got my fi rst stent that year.” COURT HOUSE — A former employee at surgery, over 30 cardiac catheterizations and Stent’s are wire metal mesh tubes used to DI GESTS Burdette Tomlin (now Cape Regional Medical 17 stents placed in her cardiac arteries to keep prop open arteries during angioplasty to pre- Center) and heart patient for the past 11 years the blood vessels open. vent blockages. Carter has stents in all three DeMarzo Keeps Seat wants to caution Cape May County residents to “It started in when I was 48 years old. I of her main cardiac arteries: right coronary, WILDWOOD — Superior Court Judge stop smoking, start dieting and exercising. didn’t take very good care of myself and I (Page A6 Please) Valerie Armstrong upheld a decision that allowed Wildwood Commissioner Gary DeMarzo to keep his seat, while on leave as a Wildwood Police offi cer. Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. and Commissioner Bill Davenport had asked Armstrong to fi nd (Page A2 Please)

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Rescue Swimmer Off ers Testimony at Lady “Any conclusions as to the loss until the Mary Hearing vessel has been examined is based upon noth- Posted: Thu, 04/16/2009 - 9:20am, 179 Views Tina Giaimo ing but speculation as you have advised that Riley Wilson charmed participants and demonstrated a great sense of rhythm at a percus- the surviving eyewitness, Jose Arias, doesn’t MOST ACTIVE SPOUT OFF THREADS: sion jam April 18 led by Mark Jacopec as part of the 31st annual Cape May Jazz Festival. know what happened,” said Weeks in a letter should all employees have to take a Drummers ranged from age 3 to 70. to Commander Kyle McAvoy who is leading mandotory drug test? the Marine Board of Investigation. 1909 Views, 95 replies Weeks said Royal Smith was very familiar with the vessel, “it’s seaworthiness and han- Whats happining to my country Jury Selection Begins in Trooper dling characteristics.” 1089 views, 42 replies Smith said a large merchant vessel was Higbee Vehicular Homicide Trial spotted in the vicinity during the rescue op- After Seven Years eration. By LAUREN SUIT The prosecution is expected to call witnesses On April 15, another fi shing vessel working St. Simeon’s Has who said they did not see the speeder go by in the Elephant Trunk area, the same zone COURT HOUSE — Jury selection began April before the crash. where the Lady Mary sank, was involved in 20 in the case of State Trooper Robert Higbee, Higbee, now 36, was indicted fi ve months a collision with a large merchant vessel, said New Reverend charged with two counts of vehicular homicide later in February 2007 and remains suspended (Page A4 Please) in the deaths of two Upper Township sisters. without pay from the State Police. Since the By LAUREN SUIT On Sept. 27, 2006, just after 10 p.m., Hig- crash, Higbee has worked in marketing and has Herald Feature bee’s patrol car crashed into a minivan, the operated a sports training business. NORTH WILDWOOD — Before the Rever- two sisters, Christina, 19, and Jacqueline, 17, He and his wife, Bethany, have a 14-month- end Father Thomas Meyers began his work at Becker were riding in. They were pronounced old daughter. Forces Fugitive St. Simeon’s-By-The-Sea Episcopal Church in dead at the scene. Higbee rejected the state’s fi nal plea offer, July 2008, the church had gone nearly seven Now, over two years later, a jury must decide opting for trial. A conviction could mean up to years without a priest. whether Higbee acted recklessly when he ran a 20 years in prison for Higbee, instead of the To Surrender Likening it to a fl ock without a shepherd, stop sign at the intersection of Stagecoach and 4-year concurrent terms offered in the plea Meyers said that many Tuckahoe roads. agreement. By AL CAMPBELL members of the church Higbee has told investigators he was pursu- Jacqueline, 17, was a senior at Ocean City were starved for direc- ing a speeder that night and was attempting High School. She belonged to clubs for art, CREST HAVEN — Just hours after the April tion. to close the gap between himself and that history, drama and Latin. She spoke Italian 15 edition of the Herald hit the street, a wanted “One challenge other driver when the collision took place. (Page A2 Please) man surrendered himself at the Cape May was to help them re- County Correctional Center. awaken their sense of It was the first such incident since this faith through the wor- MUA Resolves Failed-Parts Matter newspaper initiated publication of photos ship that we have,” and offenses of persons wanted by county law said Meyers who comes By LESLIE TRULUCK also discovered to be defective. enforcement agencies on April 1. from the Anglo-Catholic A joint fi eld investigation into observed According to Sheriff Gary Schaffer, Quinton high-church tradition. SWAINTON — Years of contract negotia- structural problems revealed that three operat- Hatcher, wanted for violation of probation, “But the biggest chal- tions amicably concluded March 26 as the Cape ing units had signifi cant damage and were shut “Saw the wanted poster in the Herald, and lenge was to reach out May County Municipal Utilities Authority down in September 2008 “to prevent complete turned himself in at the jail.” to former members that MEYERS signed an agreement with Parkson Corpora- structural collapse,” the agreement states. “This is what I was looking for. This is start- for one reason or an- tion for the replacement of failed processing Authority board members deliberated in ing to work,” said Schaffer, who took offi ce in other had left the church.” units at the Ocean City Regional Wastewater closed sessions for months over the failed units January. He noted that reconnecting with those that Treatment Facility. and the $1 million contract with Parkson. “The word is getting out. We are increasing had left the church was a problem faced by In 2004, the authority upgraded six Rotating Units are needed prior to Memorial Day our efforts to pick up wanted persons, and all churches. Biological Contactors (RBCs) at the plant with because of seasonal fl ow increases. with citizens’ help, we will be able to do it,” Meyers said that many of the church pro- new Rotating Biological Reactor (RBR) technol- Parkson committed to retrofi tting, repair he added. grams had fallen by the wayside and he is ogy, manufactured by Parkson to clean sewage, and replacement of the RBRs, with complete The wanted persons publication project is working to rectify that. He is planning a men’s made from fi berglass because they are 30 to 40 stainless steel units, at no additional cost to being done in concert with Cape May County bible study, a women’s prayer group and hopes percent more effective at removing pollution, the CMCMUA. Prosecutor Robert Taylor and Sheriff’s Depart- to establish a music program. Executive Director Charles Norkis said. New 25-foot long 12-foot diameter stainless ment. “I would love to have a children’s choir Structural failure forced six refurbished steel units are worth more than the original “The criminal has no greater enemy than here,” he said. RBRs manufactured by Parkson to be decom- contract, at about $1.4 million, Norkis said. police and the people working together, Meyers, 66, was born and raised in Mon- missioned by March 2008 and replaced with Norkis said Parkson already began delivery said Schaffer. mouth, but his fi rst profession as an English hybrid fi berglass/stainless steel components. of new units last week, before the agreed upon “If we get the public working with us, crimi- language teacher brought him to France, where However, because fi berglass is fl exible and April 30 deadline. nals don’t stand a chance,” he added. (Page A2 Please) stainless steel is not, hybrid assemblies were (Page A2 Please) (Page A2 Please) A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 Trooper Higbee MUA (From Page A1) (From Page A1) and Spanish. The authority will provide some resources and support Christina, 19, was a student at The Richard Stockton labor. Norkis said it was preferred that MUA use its own College of New Jersey. She talked about taking culinary expertise with the installation. classes so one day she and her mother could open their The second set of three RBR units must be replaced, own bed and breakfast inn. at no additional cost to the authority, by the end of this Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- year. countyherald.com Parkson took the position that if replacement units Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ should fail after installation, the corporation would have cmcherald.com met its liability and would not need to further replace the replacements. Fugitive Parkson also offered alternate cash settlement to refund (From Page A1) the original $1 million. Schaffer said he hopes to MUA Engineering Manager Thomas LaRocco, an ex- strengthen ties with citizens to pert in structural engineering, said carbon-coated steel fight crime using technology, RBR units should have a “high probability of success.” such as the Internet and cell If Parkson doesn’t meet either the April 30 or Dec. 31 phones, that will allow citizens to deadline, it has a $1 million responsibility to the authority alert law enforcement when they for expenses caused by the unavailability of RBRs for use see, hear or suspect illicit activity and MUA’s need to maintain accordance with DEP permit in their communities. requirements, in addition to regulatory agency fi nes for Parts of this story were fi rst discharge permit limitations, the agreement states. published at capemaycounty- A one-year warranty remains in place that includes herald.com fi eld service, minor on-site repairs, phone support and Courtesy of Cape May County MUA Contact Campbell at (609) inspections. New 25-foot long 12-foot diameter stainless steel Rotating Biological Reactors 886-8600 ext 28 or at: al.c@ HATCHER However, the MUA is taking somewhat of a risk be- are installed at the Ocean City Wastewater Treatment Facility to clean sewage. cmcherald.com cause if a unit fails again, Parkson’s duties and responsi- Units are worth about $1.4 million. bilities to the authority will end without further fi nancial or legal consequence for that unit. parts, Norkis said. Contact Truluck at (609) 886-8600 ext. St. Simeon’s This story was fi rst published at www. 24 or at: ltruluck @cmcherald.com. (From Page A1) Because of the structural failures of their product, Parkson has considered ceasing manufacturing these capemaycountyherald.com. he lived from 1973 to 2008. Most of his family still resides in Monmouth, while his three adult sons live in France. Meyers said that as his teaching career wound down, News Digests (From Page A1) Police Make Drug Bust the store by Keenan upon police arrival. he turned his desire to do something for the Lord. Keenan was charged with possession Meyers said he studied for three years in a theological DeMarzo in violation of retired Superior Court Judge NORTH CAPE MAY — Lower Town- of cocaine, possession of cocaine with school and two years at Cambridge in England. In 2006, Visalli’s order, which said DeMarzo could serve as a ship police arrested a Villas woman the intent to distribute, possession of Meyers enrolled in seminary. commissioner as long as he took an unpaid leave of for dealing drugs on April 16 at ap- prescription narcotics, possession of “I was living in the dorm with practically teenagers,” absence and recused himself from dealing with a host proximately 1 p.m. While conducting prescription narcotics with the intent to Meyers said with a laugh. “But we all got along really of issues that would present a confl ict. a drug interdiction operation in North distribute. She was taken remanded to well.” Cape May, police said they arrested county jail in lieu of $25,000 bail set by He also joked that he got “nothing but A’s” in his Kolette Keenan, 28, of the 100 block Judge David DeWeese. classes, something that “hasn’t happened to me since Spruce Up the Crest of Franklin Avenue, while she was in the third grade.” WILDWOOD CREST — The Beautifi cation Commit- the process of distributing cocaine and Meyers came to St. Simeon’s six months after he was tee is seeking new members to work to help improve prescription narcotics. She was under USCG Airlifts ordained. It is church that is truly unique, he said. the borough through volunteer work and fund-raising surveillance while pulling into a com- “It is the only Episcopal church on the island and the adventures. Past projects have included the Wildwood mercial mall area in the 3000 block Crewmember only Anglo-Catholic church in the county,” he said. Crest Arch at Cresse Avenue and the bike path, the of Bayshore Road. Shortly thereafter CAPE MAY — The Coast Guard mede- Meyers said he is delighted to live in North Wildwood welcome sign at Rambler Road and New Jersey Avenue, Detective Chris Lambert approached vaced a 23-year-old man Saturday from and be involved with “such a warm, loving, open and the planting of fl owers and the maintenance of street her exiting a grocery store. A search the Coast Guard Cutter Dependable tender church,” he said. end gardens. The committee is also asking for the dona- of her vehicle proved negative, but a seven miles off the coast of Cape May. Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- tion of potted plants for the various beautifi cation ven- subsequent search of the grocery store The Coast Guard received a call at 10:52 countyherald.com tures around the borough. Those who wish to donate yielded one large bag of cocaine and four p.m. from a crewmember aboard the De- Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ smaller bags that had been discarded in potted plants or join the committee should contact Jane (Page A22 Please) cmcherald.com at 609-522-7446. CHEAP • CHEAP • CHEAP • CHEAP • CHEAP • CHEAP CHEAP • $1.25SQ. FT. INSTALLED BERBER CARPET & PAD

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By LAUREN SUIT Felice said that his cus- Felice suggested expand- a small operation. How- tomers frequently call him ing the licenses in the city ever, he said that after he NORTH WILDWOOD from Olde New Jersey Ave- would be good for tourists looks into expanding into — Getting a taxi ride into nue in North Wildwood and and keeping intoxicated other municipalities in the North Wildwood is no complain that they can’t get drivers off the road. It would county, he would like to problem, it’s fi nding a way a local cab home. also benefi t cab companies see regional ordinances home that can get tricky if “Most of the local cab in other areas of the county for cabs. you don’t live on fi ve-mile companies get an infl ux of who would like to expand “The Wildwoods have island. people leaving the bars after their businesses. four different ordinance for Barry Felice, owner and midnight and they don’t Mayor Bill Henfey told cabs,” he said. “If they had operator of AA Plus Cab want to leave the island. Felice that the city cur- one ordinance for the entire Company based in Lower They just want to make the rently has 16 cab company fi le-mile island everything Township, told City Coun- quick runs and don’t want licenses and would look from the application pro- cil that he’d like the city to go all the way to Lower into expanding the number cess to the standards for the to expand their number of or Middle Township or of licenses. The city drafted taxi would be uniform.” licenses for taxi cabs. Cape May,” Felice said. an ordinance, for the up- “Its fi ne for me to take “I’ve had people cry- coming April 21 regular Parts of this story were FISHERMAN’S W HARF, C APE MAY my customers over from ing that they couldn’t get meeting, that could amend fi rst published at capemay- Lower Township or Cape home,” he said. “The lo- the number of licenses from countyherald.com May,” he said. “But once cal companies can’t get 16 to 24. Contact Suit at: (609) 609-884-3064 they are over here, I can’t them home until 4 a.m. at Felice, who’s been in the 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ pick them up.” times.” taxi business a year, has cmcherald.com www.thelobsterhouse.com Mayor Fights Cuts in Beach, Tourism Funds FISH MARKET By LESLIE TRULUCK budget is calling for fund- statewide in 2007 and a omy, employment, and ing cuts to our economic $5.06 billion industry for revenue AVALON – Mayor Martin engines: beaches Cape May Coun- • Brief comments by a Pagliughi is rallying against and tourism.” ty in 2008. few special guest speakers Prices Effective 4/24-4/26 state and federal 2009 bud- He said he is The mayor’s • Distribution of a sam- get decreases in beach and going to meet meeting will in- ple resolution that may be tourism. with representa- clude elected of- used to express opposition $ To that end, the mayor tives in Wash- fi cials, like Sen. to these cuts Fresh Local Sea Scallops . . 8.50 lb. is hosting a meeting to en- ington, D.C. Jeff Van Drew • Question and answer/ gage support in this matter today to speak (D-1st), busi- next course of action $ on April 28th, at 6 p.m. at against the fund- ness groups, “Our intent is to inform Macaroni & Cheese...... 6.50 ea. Avalon Community Hall on ing cuts. chambers of and show Gov. Jon Corzine 30th Street. “Under the PAGLIUGHI commerce and that Cape May County sim- with Lobster Meat “We are calling all or- governor’s plan, members of the ply will not tolerate these ganizations to take action millions of dollars will be public and the following: reckless and dangerous cuts against the government,” cut from these programs. • Facts about the gover- in this year’s state budget,” he said. Virtually every job in Cape nor’s proposed cuts to beach Pagliughi said. TAKEOUT SPECIAL “It is my belief that we May County is connected to nourishment and tourism This story was fi rst pub- need a collective effort to our beaches and tourism,” promotion lished at www.capemay- fi ght these cuts and restore he said. • Brief power point pre- countyherald.com. funding.” Pagliughi said state re- sentation that will show Contact Truluck at (609) Pagliughi told the Her- search shows that tourism how these cuts will affect 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: ltru- Wednesday 4/22 ald “even the President’s was a $38 billion industry Cape May County’s econ- luck @cmcherald.com Fried Shrimp Platter. . . . $5.95 INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index Served with French Fries or Baked Potato and Cole Slaw ppp'

Tahiti Twosome Lady Mary (From Page A1) not the owner of the Lady A Perfect Honeymoon Getaway Weeks. Mary but Smith and Smith Enjoyj 7 Days/6 D /6 Nights Ni h Aboard Ab d a 38’ Catamaran C “An underwater examination of the Lady Mary might Inc., a North Carolina cor- Complete with Skipper, Guide & Cook possibly determine whether the vessel was involved in poration owned the vessel. Includes: Private hull double cabin, en-suite bathroom plus extra room for storage, all but 2 meals, a collision with a freighter or provide other evidence as Timothy E. Smith, the lone Polynesian massage and afternoon at the Spa of the Hotel Intercontinental Thalasso & Resort in to the cause of the sinking,” said Weeks. shareholder of the corpora- Bora-Bora. Off ered on board are kayaks, fl oating hammocks, fi shing line and converter. He said he reviewed information provided to Smith, tion, perished as a result Board in Raiatea and Drop Off in Bora Bora which the Coast Guard intends to introduce in the mat- of the sinking of the Lady Sail September 6, 2009- September 12, 2009 (dates are fl exible) ter. Mary, he said. For $7,653 USD for Two “After reviewing this information, it appears to me that Royal Smith was desig- For more information call: there is other information in the possession, custody and nated as party of interest Arlinda Global Travel • 609-653-8800 control of the Coast Guard which I will need to properly by the investigation board. www.arlindaglobaltravel.com represent my clients,” said Weeks. Weeks said he would be He requested: representing Royal Smith. • A copy of the Fifth District Coast Guard Standard A Coast Guard Marine Operating Procedures pertaining to ELT/EPIRB activa- Board of Investigation hear- tions. ing on the sinking of the 1ST NAILS • All search and rescue reports. commercial fishing boat Professional Nail Salon • A copy of all radio logs. the Lady Mary recessed Full Service for • All message traffi c pertaining to aircraft and respond- last week after one day Ladies & Gentlemen Danny Drake/Media Pool ing vessels. of testimony to allow the Royal Smith has requested board hearing delay. Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm • Copies of interviews or statements obtained from vessel’s owner Royal Smith Sunday 12pm - 6pm Royal Smith. to hire an attorney. According to Coast This story was fi rst published at cape- • Copies of all interviews or statements obtained by Guard Public Affairs spokesman, Petty maycountyherald.com Gift Certifi cates Available the lone survivor, Jose Arias. Offi cer Chris McLaughlin, the hearing Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext Walk-Ins Welcome • Transcript and audiotape of the proceedings already may resume the week of April 27. 30 or at: jfi [email protected] conducted in this matter. Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 In addition, Weeks clari- Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 fi ed that Royal Smith was Hypothermia Expert Explains Sea Survival By JACK FICHTER Muscles of the arms and legs get cold quickly which makes it diffi cult to swim, said Steinman. After that, a CAPE MAY — When someone enters cold seawater person’s body gets cold and hypothermia becomes a major they have two immediate problems: avoiding drowning problem, he said. U.S.A. 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Other factors are the water temperature, your The results from his hypothermia studies serve as the physical characteristics such as height, weight and body 368-1900 basis for coldwater survival time charts. Steinman is not fat, any medical problems, the type of clothing you are participating in the investigation of the Lady Mary sinking, wearing, what you do in the water such as swimming Retail Store Now Open which took the lives of six crewmembers, but he said he around or holding still. has read news reports of the accident. Steinman said holding still in cold water is better than The Herald contacted Steinman, who lives in the state swimming around. Other survival factors include wheth- FEATURING of Washington, to learn more about hypothermia at sea. er you have a signaling device such as EPIRBs, fl ares or • Water Testing • Chemicals • Toys & Games “When you suddenly enter cold water from a relatively handheld radios and the nearest of rescue personnel. warm environment, there are refl exes that go on in the “The end point will be, unless you’re in a life raft, www.usapoolsnj.com body called the cold shock response. With a sudden gasp, the point at which your brain is too cold to maintain you inhale and then your breathing rate goes up dramati- consciousness and you just can’t keep your head above cally, your heart rate goes up, your blood pressure goes the water any more,” he said. up…” said Steinman. If your body temperature drops to the mid 80s, you He said if your head is are likely to lose consciousness. Steinman said a person in the water while you are with a body temperature around 86 degrees can still be inhaling in the gasp or if resuscitated. you are trying to control He said a survival suit donned properly with the zippers National Volunteer Week all the way up with good face and wrist seals provide very April 19th - April 25th, 2009 your fast breathing, you can drown in the fi rst minute good protection from hypothermia. or two. If you survive the “People have survived 24 to 36 hours in survival first two minutes, your suits,” said Steinman. next concern is keeping Another factor is if a person maintains the strength to your head afl oat and not combat the seas. drowning in the next 10-15 Steinman said the fl oatation characteristics of a survival minutes. suit make a person “fl oat like a cork, horizontal on the surface of the water.” “In rough seas and big waves, those waves, particularly Administrative if they are breaking, will have a tendency to roll you over Professionals face down and then you’ll sort of have to fi ght to get yourself face up again,” he said. Event Planned How skillful a person is in keeping face-up is a fac- tor. MAYS LANDING —At- When a survival suit leaks, “it is big trouble,” he said. lantic Cape Community The suit will still keep a person on the surface of the water College will celebrate Ad- but when water enters a suit through a zipper that is not ministrative Professionals fully closed, it can fi ll with water. Body heat will warm Week with an event spon- up a survival suit to some degree but water may continue sored by Administrative to wash in and out of a leaky zipper, which signifi cantly Offi ce Procedures students degrades the value of the thermal protection of the suit in the Offi ce Systems Tech- and reducing survival time, said Steinman. nology program from 5:30- He said the will to survive is extremely important. 7 p.m., tomorrow, in the Steinman said there have been instances where crew- cafeteria at ACCC’s Mays members put on survival suits but where trapped inside Landing Campus, 5100 their sinking boat. Black Horse Pike. The raft of the Lady Mary was empty when spotted by The evening will include a Coast Guard search and rescue crew. Steinman said it exhibitors, refreshments is very important to use a raft to get out of the water for and a presentation at 6 longer survival. Exceptional Care p.m. titled, “Excellence in “It is the most important thing I can advise people in Action through Geographic a coldwater situation,” he said. “Water will take heat Information Systems,” pre- away from your body 25 times faster than air at the same Exceptional People sented by Janel A. Bisac- temperature.” quino, director of the GIS He said air is a very good insulator. Center, New Jersey. “If you are surrounded by air, you are a lot better off ACCC offers an associate than being surround by water,” said Steinman. in applied science degree He conducted experiments for the Coast Guard in a in Offi ce Systems Technol- rough sea environment that found a subject would be bet- ogy, as well as a Computing ter off sitting on an overturned boat even with rain, wind for Small Business degree and wave splashing on them than being in the water. option, plus professional se- Since 2001, Steinman has served as a scientifi c advisor ries certifi cate programs. on drowning, hypothermia and sea survival to the Coast The event is open to Guard for accident investigation and cold-water survival If you would like to make a difference in the life of another by joining the public. For more infor- training and research studies. He teaches survival train- our volunteer team, please call 609-463-2367. mation, contact Professor ing classes. JoAnne DeCicco Barbieri This story was fi rst published at capemaycountyherald. Two Stone Harbor Boulevard • Exit 10a GSP • Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 • 609-463-2000 at 609-343-4988 or bar- com www.caperegional.com [email protected]. Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext 30 or at: jfi ch- [email protected] Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 Lady Mary Captain Seeks Attorney, Questions Coast Guard Response Time

By JACK FICHTER question all witnesses dur- which could have taken ceived from the SARSAT ing the first day of the the raft 10 to 15 miles computer. He said two posi- CAPE MAY — The Coast hearing. away from where the boat tions were given, one in the Guard Marine Board of In- McAvoy said the NOAA sunk. Midwest and the other 65 vestigation began hearings vessel Thomas Jefferson, Pena said it took the miles off Cape May. for one day on April 14 was not successful in get- helicopter 25 minutes to He said eight minutes into the sinking of the Lady ting photos from remotely reach the life raft and 40 later, the EPIRB’s position Mary and then recessed operated vehicles at the site to 45 minutes to fl y back resolved to this area and he until Royal Smith, initially of the boat’s sinking. He to Atlantic City due to a called Air Station Atlantic believed to be the boat’s said the sinking was con- strong headwind. City which launched the owner, could fi nd an attor- sidering a “major marine Smith said survival suits fi rst helicopter. ney to represent him. casualty” because six lives were designed to keep a Rafferty said there was He told the board at the were lost. person floating whether no information of who opening of the second day Brian Curtis is the inves- living or dead. owned the boat in the com- of hearings April 15, “May- tigator in charge from the “If everybody got in a puter because the EPIRB be I need counsel before I National Transportation survival suit, my question was unregistered, a fact am a witness. I don’t want Safety Board (NTSB). He is, where are they?” he that Smith disputed holding to go to prison if some of said NTSB would issue a asked. a document of its registra- this is shifted on me.” report separate from the Curtis asked if all seven tion. Smith also added, “This Coast Guard. men would have fi t in the The EPIRB notifi cation Danny Drake/Media Pool is more than I expected. McAvoy said should the helicopter along with her came from United States Coast Guard Board of Inquiry April 14 led by LCDR Kyle McAvoy (center). There are too many do’s need arise; any criminal crew. Pena said she would Mission Control Center in and don’ts.” fi ndings would be referred notification at 7:30 a.m. person out of the water, she could not but received have needed to locate a Maryland, said Rafferty. After he heard Smith’s to the U.S. Attorney’s Of- March 24, was airborne by the helicopter, an MH-65 it on another frequency of fi shing boat to assist. He said the SARSAT com- statements, Coast Guard fi ce. 7:55 a.m. and on scene by recently acquired aircraft, 121.4 megahertz. She said she wasn’t sure puter indicated the EPIRB LCDR Kyle McAvoy from Witnesses are expected 8:20 a.m. had minimal fuel left and When Pena’s helicopter all seven would have fi t in had been detected in 0 to Coast Guard Headquarters to testify for at least one Pena said seas were 10 needed to return to Air was returning to Atlantic the helicopter or if enough 1 passes of the satellite and in Washington D.C., who is week with the lone sur- to 15 feet with whitecaps, Station Atlantic City and City, two other helicopters fuel was on board. by 7:15 indicated 0-5 pass- chairing the panel, ordered vivor, Jose Luis Arias, ex- gusty winds and an air tem- started its return fl ight at were diverted to the site of Rescue Swimmer, Petty es while only 2 had been a recess until Smith hired pected to testify with the perature of 40 degrees. 8:47 a.m. Pena said the the raft recovery. She said Officer Third Class Da- received at SAR. He said a lawyer. help of an interpreter. Initially the fl ight crew helicopter could fly one Arias told her rescue swim- vid Downham testified that meant that three no- The purpose of the ma- A number of exhibits spotted an empty raft, and a hour 45 minutes to 2 hours mer that the Lady Mary said he performed CPR tifi cations from the EPIRB rine casualty investigation have been marked for the rescue swimmer descended in total before using all its went down at 5 a.m. on the second fi sherman were missing. is to develop conclusions hearing including: a life down from the helicopter fuel. Pena said the Lady recovered from the water By 7:20, Air Station At- and recommendations to ring, survival suits from to get a registration num- The helicopter lost radio Mary’s radio transmission for about 45 minutes on lantic City was contacted to improve the safety and two of the crew members, ber from the raft. communication for periods should have been able to the return fl ight without launch a helicopter. A mes- operation of similar vessels. the life raft from the Lady Pena said she spotted of time where it hovered reach other boats nearby results. He said the third sage was broadcast to notify Lady Mary sank approxi- Mary which was recovered a plank in the water and low over the ocean. She but may not have been able person recovered was in other vessels he said. mately 60 nautical miles off by the Cutter Depend- a rescue swimmer spot- said Arias informed her to reach land. rigor mortis. Rafferty reiterated there the coast of Cape May on able and the Emergency ted Arias in his survival crew that seven were on Coast Guard LCDR Brian Downham said none were numerous other fi sh- March 24 with six casual- Position Indicating Raido suit by the plank from the board the Lady Mary, all Province asked if Pena of the fi sherman had the ing vessels in the immedi- ties including Smith’s two Beacon, commonly called helicopter. had donned survival suits heard an Urgent Marine face fl aps fastened on their ate area. He said they ran a sons and brother. Smith was EPIRB, which is a signaling Arias were rescued using and he provided the name Information Broadcast survival suits and zippers Cold Exposure Survivability not on board the boat. device that goes off when it a rescue basket. Two of the of the sunken boat. (UMIB) for the Lady Mary were at the halfway point. Model for the fi sherman, McAvoy said the pur- hits the water, receivable Lady Mary crewmembers Pena said she saw 10 which asks other boats The two men who did not which indicated a func- pose of the hearing was to by satellite. were recovered wearing to 15 fi shing vessels and a to keep a sharp lookout survive had a lot of water tional time of 2.6 hours prevent similar accidents, The fi rst witness to tes- their survival suits, fl oating large tanker within miles when an EPIRB goes off and in their suits, he said. and a survival time of 4.8 uncover any incompetence, tify was LCDR Tina Pena, face down in the water, of where the life raft was contact the Coast Guard if Petty Offi cer First Class hours in the water based a lack of skill or willful act who piloted the fi rst heli- said Pena. The second found. anything is spotted. She Cullen Rafferty, an Atlantic on all factors. and to see if any person copter on the scene, which fi sherman was also tangled NTSB’s Curtis asked said she did not hear a Area Search and Rescue Smith said the EPIRB caused or contributed to rescued the sole survivor in line, she said. Pena if she could detect UMIB. (SAR) Watch Stander, said was sending out a signal at the casualties. and recovered two bod- Pena said by the time the EPIRB on a frequency Smith said when a raft at 7:07 a.m. an EPIRB 4:24 a.m. Smith was allowed to ies. She said she received they had picked the third of 4.6 megahertz. She said hits the water, it travels, signal notifi cation was re- (Page A6 Please) A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 Patient Still Upbeat Greater Wildwood Elks (From Page A1) left anterior descending and left circumfl ex arteries. Her Lodge #1896 procedures have each taken from between two and six hours, Carter said. 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After all of this pain and these treatments, Carter said BPOE Lodge # 1896 Greater Wildwood “They kept me for fi ve days and gave me morphine her tests always come back fi ne. She’s never had a heart and Ativan for the pain,” she said. “After working there attack. 109 W. 1st Ave., N. Wildwood - 609-729-2170 • www.elks1896.org and being treated there for so long, it’s like a second “But I’m always thinking whenever the pain comes home for me.” back that this will be the time,” she said. “It’s just a matter Nanavati calls Carter his “miracle child.” of time. Eventually the big one will come.” “She’s in constant chest Carter and her doctors will continue to stave off that pain,” he told the Herald. possibility. Carter said she wants to get into a cardiac “We continue to help her rehabilitation program, eat better and start exercising with different treatments regularly. and medications.” In the meantime, Carter wanted to tell those afraid of Nanavati said Carter had catheterization and stent procedures not to worry. some relief recently with “If I’ve made it through 30 procedures and 17 stents,” a new procedure called she said. “They can make it too.” Enhanced External Coun- This story was fi rst published at capemaycountyherald. All Eyes terpulsation (EECP), which com uses cuffs on the legs to Contact Hart at (609) 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: jhart@ on the compress the blood vessels cmcherald.com Captain Seeks Attorney (From Page A5) transmissions. She said other towers over- Award “That’s three hours,” he said. lap the area. Petty Offi cer First Class Trista Fisher, an The Coast Guard has discovered Lady Operations Unit Controller of Coast Guard Mary crewmember William Torres, identi- Winning Sector Delaware Bay testifi ed that urgent fi ed as one of the decreased, was not on marine broadcasts began at 8 a.m. that board the boat. It is believed Jorge Ramos were sent out every 15 minutes. of Cape May was using Torres’ identifi ca- No response was received until 11 tion and was among those who died in hours later from the captain of the fi shing the accident. vessel, Katherine Marie, who reported The Coast Guard has not been able to LX, from Audibel, takes hearing instruments to a new hearing a mayday at 5 a.m. Fisher said locate Torres to interview him. 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Anyone with questions COURT HOUSE — Tax- Both projects needed Affairs Council on Afford- “And its nuts that about COAH can email DECKS, PATIOS, payers here are not happy use variances from the able Housing (COAH) and just under 1 percent are them to township COAH with state regulations that zoning board and were to not act on any pending planned for Middle Town- representative Jill Zar- OR SCREEN PORCHES call for Middle Township originally seeking fed- applications for affordable ship,” he added. “Abso- harchuck at mtgrants@ To convert to sunrooms to provide 900 affordable eral tax credit funding housing until such time lutely nuts.” middletownship.com. for year-round use housing units over the that would have required as all pending matters Pickering agreed with This story was fi rst pub- CALL8 TODAY 609-465-1669 next nine years. payment in lieu of taxes concerning such are re- Barry calling the whole lished at capemaycounty- The township and (PILOT) agreements from solved.” COAH process an “ab- herald.com OUR NEXT 8 SUNROOMS WILL BE county do not have the the township. In Fausey’s statement, surdity,” “bizarre” and a Contact Hart at (609) OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! available jobs for individu- In general, taxpayers she mentioned proposed “parallel universe.” 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: This spectacular saving will be available for a limited time and cannot be combined als that would move into do not like PILOT deals legislation by Sen. Jeff Van But both offi cials con- [email protected] with any other off ers. the affordable housing, because taxes for the Drew and Assemblymen tend that they did the the taxpayers have said. complexes would be es- Nelson Albano and Matt right thing by submitting a ...Live your life so you (609) 465-1669 They also said that plenty sentially subsidized by Milam (all D-1st) that may Fair Share Plan to COAH. wouldn’t be ashamed to [email protected] of affordable housing al- existing taxpayers. reduce present require- They said by doing so they sell the family parrot to ready exists throughout On Dec. 30 last year, ments of COAH. have protected the town- the town gossip. Call now to receive 10% discount (off er expires May 1, 2009) the township. Township Committee and “There has been a pub- ship from the expense of Will Rogers Cape May Court House Lic#13VH00463200 This taxpayer outcry has the planning board sent lic outcry against the type builders remedy lawsuits, come on the heels of two a Fair Share Plan to the of affordable housing out- which could not only cost large affordable housing state that included, among lined in the Fair Share taxpayers huge sums in le- projects that came before other projects, the two Plan by Middle Township gal fees, but also could take WIN FREE CIRCUS TICKETS! the township zoning board controversial 100 per- taxpayers,” Fausey added. the power of planning out recently. cent affordable housing “Due to the environ- of the township’s hands. Topsail Companies, a projects. 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(MTA) President Ei- ed without putting a huge Township has joined a families of today in Cape May County Similarly, Conifer Realty, leen Fausey read from tax burden on the Middle coalition of towns in the a company represented a resolution calling on Township taxpayers.” League of Municipalities by local attorney Fred Township Committee to Republican Committee that are challenging the See you Schmidt, wants to build a “immediately amend its candidate Dan Lockwood COAH rules. soon! similar complex off Rail- current Fair Share Plan called on committee to Barry also said the town- road Avenue in Court and to challenge present create a housing board ship would be holding to proactively seek out informational meetings ways to provide afford- on COAH on May 6 and Motherhood Ave. able housing to those in June 4 at 7 p.m. tenta- Where Cape May County Moms Connect the community who need tively at the Rio Grande An Emeritus Senior Living Community it rather that following Fire Hall. 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He total obligation down to 107 ing ordinance which sets fordable Housing (COAH) 324 housing units, said said wetlands and areas in units, said Thomas. up how fees would be col- to provide 107 affordable Thomas. farmland preservation and He recommended the lected, standards for units housing units by 2018. In 2004, COAH cre- state and county owned township adopt an afford- and how the plan would be 700 Town Bank Rd., At an April 16 meet- ated Round Three afford- properties are eliminated able housing fee ordinance administered. North Cape May, NJ 08204 ing, Lower Township Plan- able housing obligations as possible sites. on new development of 1.5 Thomas said doing a “fi l- ning Board approved an covering Jan. 1, 2004 to Thomas said for prop- percent of assessed value of ing” with COAH would pro- affordable housing plan that 2018 under new rules not erties that do not have a new house or improve- tect the township for two 609-898-8899 will next be submitted to based on a fi xed number of sewer service available to ment and 2.5 percent on years from a Builder’s Rem- . Township Council for their units needed but based on them, which is most of non-residential develop- edy Lawsuit. During those approval. The plan was “growth share.” the township, 7.9 acres of ment. The money will go two years, the township www.genesishcc.com prepared by Andy Thomas “What that means simply land would be needed to in- into a dedicated affordable can decide if it wants full of Thomas Planning As- is as a municipality grows, stall one septic tank under housing trust fund in the certifi cation which would We understand care, sociates. there will be an affordable new state Department of township. protect it through 2018. Call today for info He said the township’s housing obligation that goes Environmental Protection Another option is for Income levels to be eli- we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare COAH obligation is a com- along with that growth and regulations on the western the township to purchase gible for affordable housing bination of Round One, COAH regulations say that side of the township. homes at market rate pric- in Lower Township are: on the residential side, for On the eastern side of es and turn them into af- moderate income, two-per- every fi ve market rate units the township, 8.8 acres fordable housing by using son household, maximum that are constructed, there of land would be needed money from the trust fund. income of $43,047. will be an obligation of one to install one septic tank, The homes would be deed For a low income, two- affordable unit,” he said. he said. restricted for 30 years. person household, maxi- For every 16 new jobs “This translates into The program is limited to mum income is $26,904. created in the township by needing at least 40 devel- 10 “for sale” units and 10 Thomas said that trans- a business, one affordable opable acres to get to that rental units. lates into a maximum, home unit must be constructed, threshold of one affordable The township can adopt sale price of $148,000 for said Thomas. unit,” said Thomas. a growth share ordinance moderate income house- Under Round Three regu- He said there are no to cover a developer who holds and $91,000 for low lations, COAH predicted 40-acre parcels that are builds five or more units income. Lower Township would applicable. which would require an Rental prices are $918 need 18 affordable units by Of vacant properties in affordable unit built on site, per month for a two-person 2018 based on the creation the sewer service area, off site or making a payment moderate income household of 17 new jobs and the most are not large enough into a fund. The required and $528 per month for building of 88 market rate- with many being a half- fee to be paid by a devel- a low income, two-person housing units. acre or less, said Thomas. oper cover an affordable household, he said. Thomas said the town- Two potential properties ship has actually exceeded remain for affordable hous- that projection. He said ing, one off Route 9 and (609) 884-5151 the Round Three obliga- another along Delaware Bay Bob Obermeier and Sons tion would now be based near Ohio and New York Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured Growing a garden? NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 on actual development in avenues. INC. Or growing a young mind? the township since 2004 Thomas said those prop- plus any new development erties offered a potential of anticipated between now 32 affordable units. TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. and 2018. “What this means is you Under Round Three, the can adjust your Round One Construction At Your Taste township has an obligation and Two number all the of 100 affordable units, said way down to 32 units based With Our Fine Quality Thomas. That produced on the affordable land that www.TownBankBuilders.com an obligation of 324 units is left,” he said. from Round One and Two and 100 units under Round Three for a total of 424 af- fordable housing units. What Inspires You? In addition, COAH has a Perhaps it’s a cottage by the sea. Whatever your rehabilitation component in inspiration, as Wood-Mode design professionals, we Round Three, which speci- fies the township should understand how important the feeling of your new rehab 72 housing units kitchen is to you. Which is why we’ll do everything by 2018. Thomas said the township already has a possible to help you achieve the look you want. “very successful rehab pro- gram and is well on its way to rehabbing that number of units.” He said 59 units have been rehabbed since 2000. Lower Township has existing affordable hous- ing units with two ARC group homes and units at Townbank Manor apart- ments, Yorkshire Place and Victoria Commons, which are senior, affordable hous- ing units. Thomas said the township could receive 122 Everyday moments. A chance to nurture your child’s curiosity. credits for those units from This month, PNC is proud to be celebrating the 5th anniversary of a total of 307 units. PNC Grow Up Great and PNC Crezca con Éxito. This bilingual program The township cannot is part of our 10-year, $100 million investment in preparing children for receive credit for all those school and life. With over 100,000 employee volunteer hours logged, affordable units because and $15 million in grants distributed, we’re proud of the progress COAH allows only 25 per- made. And you can help celebrate. Just visit any PNC branch in April cent of its obligation to be and open a free PNC Statement Savings account for your child. Grow met through senior housing, the savings to $50 by September 30, 2009, and we’ll reward them with he said. an extra $10. Together, we can help ensure an entire generation won’t Haven House, a senior just grow up, but grow up great. housing complex, opened 75 units last year but the township will only receive credit for 25 units, said Thomas. www.wood-mode.com The Round One and Two obligations of 324 units can receive credit of 122 Maple Shade Cabinet Linwood Custom units, which reduces the Company Cabinetry Inc. obligation to 202 units. The Store 50-51 Central Square Round Three obligation can 31-33 W. Main St. To fi nd out more, go to pncgrowupgreat.com or call 1-877-PNC-GROW. New Road (Rt. 9) & Central Ave. be reduced by 25 existing Maple Shade, NJ 08052 Linwood, NJ 08221 units in Haven House re- 856-779-1093 ducing the total affordable 609-926-2210 housing obligation from 424 Offer available for new to bank minor child (under the age of 18) who opens a savings account between 4/1/09 to 277 units. www.maple-linwoodkitchens.com and 4/30/09. Account balance must reach $50 by 9/30/09 to receive a $10 account credit. The account has no To further reduce its minimum balance requirements or monthly service charge until the child reaches the age of 18. Offer is limited to one account per minor. The $10 reward may be tax reportable. Round One and Two obli- ©2009 The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. All rights reserved. PNC Bank, Member FDIC gations, the township can

70455_PNC_PN9C-112.indd 1 4/13/09 9:40:19 AM Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Lower Approves Budget, Reduces Tax Hike By JACK FICHTER Costello. budget cuts totaled pare for next year,” said Finally, an ankle/foot brace Township Manager $90,715. Costello said the mayor. VILLAS — When Lower Kathy McPherson outlined that amount represented During public comment, thatis easy to fit... Township Council intro- budget cuts that reduced two-tenths of one cent in resident Joe Winters sug- duced its proposed 2009 the tax rate: the budget. gested a hiring freeze. Beck andeasier to wear budget last month it includ- • $51,500 to the police Mayor Michael Beck said said council went pretty far ed a 1.8-cent per $100 of salary and wage line item. the budget will result in in cutting positions and property value tax rate in- • $3,800 to Social Secu- the loss of two sergeants’ the township was not hir- Often after a stroke, you may experience crease but council reduced rity line item. positions in the police de- ing anybody without close weakness in the muscles that help lift the that number Monday by • Debt service was re- partment by attrition and examination. two-tenths of one cent. duced by $32,875 be- one administrative position Beck said he did not front of the foot. This condition, known as Council amended and cause of interest on bonds. in the public works depart- support a hiring freeze at drop foot, may be permanent. unanimously approved the Originally, $180,000 was ment. He said the bulk of this time. In order to have Dr. Charles Birk has been evaluating and budget. budgeted but that much the savings would come a zero tax increase, an ad- “In light of everything was not needed. next year. ditional $800,000 would treating drop foot for many years with non- that has gone one, I think • An adjustment of “We’re looking ahead, need to be cut from the surgical methods such as splints, braces it’s a remarkable budget if $2,540 to the reserve for we see what’s coming budget which could require and strengthening exercises. Other that’s all you have as an in- uncollected taxes. down the road at us and as many as a dozen layoffs crease,” said Auditor Leon McPherson said new we’re moving now to pre- of employees, he said. conditions that can be treated with bracing include: Ankle Councilman Glenn Sprains, Chronic Ankle Pain, Foot Pain and Tendonitis. Douglass said he would Cape May Awaiting CAFRA not support any further Call for an appointment to learn more about the advantages reductions in the police of using a brace. Permit for Convention Hall department. The local tax rate for By JACK FICHTER environmental concerns. the new hall, would not be the year 2009 is 36.5 DEP will review the ap- demolished. Mahaney said cents per $100 of assessed CAPE MAY — “How are plication and reply to the the city continues to dialog value compared to last city with any questions or with DEP above moving the things coming along with year’s local tax rate of 34.9 MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED. building a new convention concerns. building to another spot on cents. Beck said the aver- hall?” “We are moving ahead the beach, which involves a age township homeowner Cape May Court House Beesley’s Point That’s the topic of con- with this,” he said. “This separate CAFRA permit. will pay $3,300 in taxes 29 East Mechanic Street 618 N. Shore Road versation in Swain’s Hard- is the major hurdle that In a worst-case scenario, of which half goes to local 609-465-1644 609-390-8181 ware, the Acme and other the city has to overcome in the Solarium would be schools. Cape May gathering spots terms of getting the neces- moved to other city prop- as of late. sary permits and approvals erty if it cannot remain Mayor Edward J. Mah- to begin the demolition of on the beachfront, said aney, Jr. updated the Herald the existing hall and the Mahaney. Tuesday about the work construction of the new in progress. He said on convention center.” Rabies Clinic April 8, Aislinn Gandy, Mahaney said demolition Set in Wildwood an environmentalist with would not start until after Fralinger Engineering, who Labor Day. He said the fi nal WILDWOOD — The prepared a CAFRA (Coastal design for construction pur- city will hold its annual Area Facilities Review Act) poses is continuing during Dog and Cat Vaccination Permit for the new conven- the permitting process. Clinic at 2 p.m. Saturday tion hall with City Manager The mechanical, struc- at the maintenance garage, Bruce MacLeod, traveled tural and civil engineers are Hudson and Schellenger to Trenton to meet with continuing their work and avenues. land use personnel at the meeting with the city, the If it has been three years state Department of En- mayor said. or more since a dog or cat vironmental Protection In a best-case scenario, has been vaccinated against (DEP). The CAFRA permit construction of the new rabies, it is due to be vac- application was formally hall could begin in October cinated. submitted at that time. with a completion date in This is the prime clinic Mahaney said the proj- late 2010, Mahaney said. for Wildwood and West ect is in a 30-day public He said the Solarium, Wildwood. Those partici- comment period for any which is in the footprint of pating need not be a resi- dent of either city since all are invited. All pets must be on a Sorella Rose leash or caged. RESTAURANT 8th Street, Avalon HOAGIE SALE

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BABY STEPS Because a child’s teeth begin forming go to bed. Choosing a dentist is just one under the gums even before he or she of the many important decisions you’ll is born, pregnant women can get their make. Your child should see the dentist children’s teeth off to a healthy start by by the time they get their À rst tooth or adopting a nutritious diet. A child’s À rst turn 1. We emphasize brushing and Á oss- tooth generally breaks through the gums ing daily, along with regular oral health at 5-6 months of age, but this can vary checkups. At SUNSHINE DENTAL, considerably. Some children already have we would like to stress the importance of a tooth when they are born, in which case regular dental checkups. If you would like the tooth may be an extra (supernumer- more information or an appointment, call ary) one. This should prompt an exami- 609.465.5415. We’re located at 109 West nation by the dentist. Regardless of when Atlantic Ave., Cape May Court House, teeth begin appearing, bear in mind that where we’re currently accepting new pa- the “baby” teeth are important. Primary tients. We accept most insurances, includ- teeth help with chewing and speaking ing Delta Dental. We also have À nancing clearly. They also retain space for the available through Care Credit and Health- permanent teeth, which begin erupting care Credit. around 5-6 years of age. Please send your questions or comments As a parent, you make decisions all the to my offi ce or e-mail me at: time about the well-being of your child [email protected] -- from what foods to prepare to how P.S. Some children may not get their À rst much television is allowed and when to tooth until after one year of age. A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Holds Town Hall Meeting

By JOE HART

COURT HOUSE — In his opening remarks, GOP gubernatorial hope- ful Chris Christie told a mostly-friendly crowd at the Old Court House that his wife and kids were jeal- BROWN BUMPS ous that he was at the shore Dark brown nodules that most frequently ap- while they were 150 miles pear in the lower extremities are known as der- away in Mendham, Morris County. Joe Hart matoÀ bromas, also known as histiocytomas. Christie, one of fi ve Re- CHRISTIE Republican Gubernatorial candidate Christopher Christie speaks at a town hall Although often confused with moles, they publican candidates hop- meeting with First District Assembly candidates Michael Donohue and Frank ing to challenge Gov. Jon realize that people are grow deeper in the skin and are much À rmer Conrad at the Old Courthouse on Main Street, Court House. owing to the fact that they are composed of Corzine in November, held forced to decide which À brous tissue and the cells that make connec- a town hall meeting here bills can be paid this month and his partner coined the a crime to be an illegal he said he was against the with local Assembly can- and which to pay next term “COAHagmire” re- alien.” He said he’s against tax. He said, however, that tive tissue. DermatoÀ bromas may develop af- didates Michael Donohue month,” Christie said. He garding the state’s current illegal immigrants receiv- the program is probably ter minor injuries, such as an insect bite or a and Frank Conrad. said residents are leaving affordable-housing mess. ing in-state tuition at state going to go away because hair follicle infection, and are more akin to a Christie’s main message New Jersey for other states Avalon Mayor Martin colleges because they don’t the governor continues to localized scar than a tumor. Since they are be- of the evening was his wish because they can’t afford it Pagliughi complained about pay taxes and being able use the funds for programs nign and rarely produce any symptoms, they to make New Jersey more here anymore. Corzine’s budget decision to get drivers licenses for other than the arts, which friendly for taxpayers and If elected governor, to reduce beach replenish- homeland security rea- it is supposed to fund. are often ignored once diagnosed. However, businesses. Christie said he would ment funding. sons. Christie told his sup- because they can be particularly unsightly or “How many of you feel initiate a red tape task force Pagliughi said it’s not When someone asked porters to be ready for lend themselves to repeated trauma (due to overtaxed?” he asked gain- that would keep an eye on just about protecting rich Christie’s opinion of the attack ads. unfortunate positioning), dermatoÀ bromas ing a round of applause existing bureaucracy and people’s homes, but also state’s 5 percent surcharge “But I’m ready for this… are often surgically excised by the dermatolo- from the crowd of more reduce any in the future. about 400,000 jobs and on hotel and motel stays, (Page A13 Please) that 100. He said the state DEP $38 billion in tourism rev- gist. Christie said he would (Department of Environ- enues. THE RESIDENCE AT OCEANVIEW If you should ever notice a growth or unusual look to cut state payrolls and mental Protection) has “What was he think- spot on your body, you should consult with a work with small businesses become a “four letter ing?” Pagliughi asked. Grand Opening Special: dermatologist. Medical doctors who special- to coordinate tax incentives word.” “We don’t have enough “NO” Community Fee ize in skin diseases are best able to advise to would work best with “They (DEP officials) time tonight to analyze them. He said he’s dedi- don’t understand that they Corzine’s thoughts on some until May 1st, 2009 and treat problems relating to skin disorders. cated to signifi cantly reduce are public servants,” he issues,” Christie said. Stop by to tour our new For more information call LAWRENCE state spending by coop- said. They make people A supporter of candidate Assisted Living Facility and meet our PAOLINI D.O., P.C at 609-465-8788. I am a eration or confl ict. He said wait for years for approval, Steve Lonegan asked about warm, friendly and caring staff! Board CertiÀ ed dermatologist and the ofÀ ce is he’ll need Donohue and charge exhorbient fees and the 287-G program that Contact: Admissions conveniently located at 105 NORTH MAIN Conrad in the Assembly to giant fi nes, he added. would enable local law 2721 Route 9 back him up and said they He said he understands enforcement agencies to Ocean View, NJ 08230 STREET, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. had a great chance against that the agency is trying to arrest illegal immigrants. New patients welcome. Most insurance plans the reportedly vulnerable protect the state’s environ- Christie noted, “It’s not (609) 624-3881 are accepted. First District Assemblymen ment, “but you can do it Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce Nelson Albano and Mat- without being hostile to CAPE or e-mail me at: [email protected] thew Milam. business.” SOCIAL He said Corzine and his He said the problem was MAY P.S. While dermatoÀ bromas may occur at any administration are out of that the current DEP fund- age, they are more common among adults, touch with ordinary New ing structure allows the COUNTY SPOTLIGHT particularly females. Jerseyans. agency to keep the revenue “He (Corzine) doesn’t generated by fi nes – “more Happy fi nes, fund more employees and more employees can 50th SAY IT WITH The Cape May County Board charge more fi nes and so on…” Birthday SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT! of Chosen Freeholders If he becomes Governor, Jim Iapalucci he said the DEP would Happy Birthday presents… no longer keep their fi ne April 26 money, but rather have to go to the legislature with Congratulations their budgets like the other departments. Wedding Announcement Christie said he was will- Graduation C y County ing to make the tough deci- ape Ma sions to cut programs, and reduce spending “even if Anniversary EA AY FA some of those in this room Anything... RTH D IR like those programs.” He Deadline said he is willing to accept Fridays at Call Janet or Rachel “Redu gical Fo only four years if some of Love Nancy Noon 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 ce lo otpri the tough calls he makes Your Eco nt!” are too tough for voters. When asked about af- PUBLIC NOTICE fordable housing, Christie Mosquito control is everyone’s responsibility, please do your part by preventing standing called the state’s current water from accumulating on your property. For more information on mosquitoes and COAH rules “wild, zealous mosquito control contact the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control Program and overreaching.” at (609) 465-9038 and/or visit our website at www.capemaycountygov.net/mosquito. He said that the state’s current goal of 115,000 In compliance with section 9.10 & 9.15 of the New Jersey Pesticide Control Code Saturday, April 25th affordable units and over (N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30) the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control 500,000 market price units (CMCDMC) may be applying pesticides for the control of adult mosquito populations on 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. as unbelievable and said it an area-wide basis, as needed, throughout Cape May County during the period of April 15 could do unspeakable dam- through November 15, 2009. age to the environment Cape May County Park and Zoo He said the development The pesticides used will be those recommended by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment would mean new schools, Station (NJAES) for the control of adult mosquitoes which include: Malathion (Fyfanon 707 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House new roads and more use of ULV) and/or Resmethrin/piperonyl butoxide (Scourge), and/or Sumithrin/piperonyl the area’s water supply. butoxide (Anvil 2+2, Anvil 10+10). Products will be applied from the ground by truck Live Music • Hands on Educational Exhibits “When I get to Trenton, or hand held equipment and/or aircraft, all using Low Volume or Ultra Low Volume I’ll gut COAH,” he said. techniques. Conservation Eco-shops & Lectures Conrad related that, as a local businessman, he’s had Contact the National Pesticide Information Center at 1/800/858-7378 for routine pesticide Craft Show • Food Court to “jump through hoops ev- related health inquires. Call the New Jersey Pesticide Control Program at 609/984-6507 5K Race - 9 a.m. ery day” because of COAH for pesticide regulation information, pesticide complaints and health referrals. In the regulations. case of any pesticide emergency, please contact the New Jersey Poison Information and 1 Mile Earth Walk - 11 a.m. He said municipal solici- Education System at 1/800/222-1222. tors and engineers not do- ing their real work. Instead, Upon request, the Cape May County Department of Mosquito Control shall provide a they are forced to work on resident with notiÀ cation at least 12 hours prior to the application, except for Quarantine COAH regulations. and Disease Vector Control only when conditions necessitate pesticide application sooner Conrad called the 2.5 than that time. percent COAH tax on busi- nesses outrageous “espe- The phone number/website for updated information on time and location of adult mosquito cially in the hardest eco- control application(s) is 609/465-9038 press “1”. Website: www.capemaycountygov.net/ nomic times we’ve ever mosquito Those seeking further information regarding the Cape May County Department For more information call 465-5271 or seen.” of Mosquito Control activities are requested to contact Peter Bosak, PhD NJCPA 24144B, Visit capemaycountygov.net Donohue noted that he 35 Route 47 North, Dias Creek, New Jersey 08210. Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11

The addition to the George F. Boyer Museum was dedicated during the Wildwood Historical Society’s 5th Annual Post Card Show, which draws vintage and antique vendors and collectors. This year Pa- Photos By Lauren Suit cifi c Avenue, from Spicer to Spencer in front of the Executive board members of the Wildwood Historical Society held the ribbon museum, was closed for the showing. cutting and dedication of the new wing of the museum on April 18. Boyer Historical Museum Dedicates New South Wing By LAUREN SUIT orabilia, chronicling the struction, the new addition “There are plans to add who are busy now scan- various ages of Wildwood, extends out 24 feet on the an overhead projection ning photos to be put on WILDWOOD — The from its merger with Holly north side of the building system in the future that a more permanent me- George F. Boyer Historical Beach City to the present. and 42 feet, the depth can be used to play DVDs dium,” Vinci said. Museum celebrated its But, finding enough of the present building, and all the slides we have Parts of this story were new addition with a dedi- room for all that history is to provide approximately stored in our back room,” fi rst published at capemay- cation during the annual a tough task. 1,000 square feet of ad- she said. countyherald.com Post Card Show and Open That’s why, about a year ditional space. “We will also have a Contact Suit at: (609) House on April 18. ago, the historical society’s Anne Vinci, president of larger work station with 886-8600 ext. 25 or lsuit@ At the Boyer Museum, board started to look into the Wildwood Historical computers for volunteers cmcherald.com 30% OFF Signature the Wildwood Historical adding on to the property. Society, credited donations Society houses vintage After months of plan- for being able to fund the Parish Nurse Offers Healthy Window Treatments* photos, artifacts and mem- ning, permits, and con- addition. Life Workshop FREE In-Home Consultation and Estimate VILLAS — Cape Region- For more information www.budgetblinds.comwwww.bbuudgettblblinndsd ..ccomm Rhinoplasty al Medical Center’s Parish or to register for the work- 609.513.8595 Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery of the Nose Nurse Program will pres- shop, call Flo Ernst at 609- * Restrictions May Apply ent Project Healthy Life, 828-6282. Botox • Lip Augmentation • Laser Wrinkles Away a free six-session health workshop for persons with Greater than 20 years experience any ongoing or long-term health condition at St. Raymond’s Church, Villa CAPE COSMETIC SURGERY House, 25 E. Hudson Ave., TOTAL SHOWROOM on Thursdays, tomorrow, Board Certifi ed April 30, May 7, May 14, May 21, and May 28 from Plastic Surgeons 9:30 a.m.–11:30 am. LIQUIDATION This is a fun, interac- Specializing tive workshop where you in the Face will learn how to manage your symptoms, how to get 6701 Black Horse Pike Dr. William Morrow Dr. Zubair A. Syed started with healthy eating Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) 601 Route 9 South, Suite A-2, Cape May Court House • 609-463-5888 and exercise, how to com- (609) 569-9191 715 Bay Avenue, Somers Point • 609-601-1570 municate with your doctor, OfÀ ce Furniture for Home and OfÀ ce www.earnosethroatplasticsurgery.com and how to manage fear, www.offi ce-concepts.com anger and frustration.

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70610_PNC_PN9_9511.indd 1 4/16/09 3:34:44 PM A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 The fi asco of the week: Middle Township must be trying for a world record. The Indian Trail Fiasco, The Dollar Per Ton Fi- asco, and The Control Public Free Speech Fiasco. What next? The taxpayers are informed and just waiting for the next election. Animal Welfare Society (AWS) would like to —Middle Township acknowledge the hard work and the fast, courteous *** Wildwood High School is a and professional service good school and we have good of Turlough Cormican, sports. I’m tired of people com- “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” plaining about it. —Walter Lippman owner of Celtic Air. —Wildwood *** The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your posi- You must identify your town. This newspaper will edit mes- The improvements made to our heating/air The purpose of Middle Town- tive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, your sages according to our space, your brevity, timeliness and good ship schools is to educate students constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our website taste. No more than one contribution per week, please. conditioning ventilation system will bring hours not to provide sports. Schools – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” under of comfort to our residents and, if they could talk, shouldn’t feel like they have to the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submitted If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- provide sports just so kids will stay they would say thank you as well “T”! anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. out of trouble. Kids need to learn You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to that there are consequences if they 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 Thanks for your time and generosity to the get into trouble and break laws. Middle Township Schools need to the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute to to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters animals of AWS! focus their fi nancial resources on anonymously voice your views on any subject of public interest. submitted exclusively to this newspaper. educating kids and stop funding sports with property taxes. The Didn't See Your Spout Off In Print? Check Online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com spouter defending maintaining sports needs to realize that the been arrogant at times. We invaded a country. We destroyed a country To the spouter complaining about the police department’s salaries: more programs the school offers, that had nothing to do with the attack on 9/11. So that’s a little bit of can you really put a price on an occupation where everyday you vol- the higher our taxes are. If the arrogance, don’t you think? You need to listen to the President. Just untarily risk your life to assist and save people who mean nothing to kids want to play sports, let the relax and listen to his words. Listen to what he’s trying to do. you? As far as six detectives go, you can thank them for keeping the parents pay for them rather —Swainton drugs in Lower Township under control. The cops work hard for their them taxpayers. *** pay, mentally and physically. Maybe the township needs to cut back —Middle Township Who’s screwing up St. Anne’s beautiful church in Wildwood? It’s elsewhere...perhaps starting with the township manager. *** such a beautiful building. The tower roofs are painted white and they —Court House Come one, come all. Sign the look like they are wearing a brassiere. And the doors have been painted *** recall. Taxes too high? Don’t cry. an ugly green where they should have remained the beautiful cardinal I hope that the Middle Township Committee is listening to the Sign the recall. Time is running red. What is wrong with the monsignor and what is wrong with the people that voted them into offi ce, because it certainly doesn’t look like out, so give us a shout. Recall Catholic Church? I think it’s a disgrace and it needs to be corrected. it. If they allow these developments (housing projects) to proceed, they Troiano and Davenport. Call 609- —Wildwood will pay severely in the polls. This issue has surfaced suspiciously at an 741-6114. *** opportune time to defl ect attention away from the Future Mining and —Wildwood It is important to note the Fox news, both on the radio and TV, is the the HCB issue. It is time to take our township back. *** propaganda arm of the Republican Party. —Court House President Obama cannot —Villas *** change the Constitution. That *** I kind of felt like I was in N. Y. City when the previous solicitor of has to be voted on by the people As a part time resident of Wildwood, approximately 10 years ago, I West Wildwood showed his true colors at the last borough meeting by of this country. If you had read had a conversation with then civilian Ernie Troiano who was running acting out at the present Solicitor Paul Baldini in a very unprofessional further, or listened more to what for city council. We talked about how it was unfair that people who manner by trying to bully him. You’re not giving him credit. He is very President Obama said in Europe, owned property in Wildwood have to pay taxes and have no vote if well known about town as being an excellent attorney. which was that sometimes Europe they are not full time residents of Wildwood. He also stated that that —West Wildwood has not been grateful to the US was unfair. Taxation without representation. But now that’s fi ne for him *** who has helped European coun- as mayor as they challenge people who speak up against city govern- I think it is a disgrace that Commissioner Golden voted against a tries a lot. And yes, America has ment. They are retaliating against people who lead and who started the resolution of giving back interest money due a 100 percent disabled recall petition. He’ s not done a good job as mayor. Money came into decorated Viet Nam Veteran. You should be ashamed of yourself, Mr. Wildwood because it was the last place on the East Coast that was af- Golden. fordable to buy along the ocean and now it is not. The ratables have in- —West Wildwood creased 5-6 fold as the taxes have doubled and tripled all over the town. *** Why is that? It’s a mismanagement of money. Too many departments. I feel really bad for your local builders who have to have New Jersey SPRING SALE Too many employees. I hope everyone does sign the recall. licenses and get permits for every little thing — building inspectors who —Wildwood ride them about codes etc., — when out-of-town handymen come in LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. Mulch 2 cubic ft. *** on weekends, (when the inspectors and code offi cials are off), do jobs 00 WHOLESALE - RETAIL Black, Red, Brown 10/$28 Bag When is Spout Off going to take its head out of the sand and tell NJ they don’t have licenses or permits for. Why don’t they have some kind 75 about it’s concentration camps and how much it has cost the state of application for these people? It might deter them from coming in and Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials Right Dress Mulch $5 Bag and its taxpayers? stealing local guys work and to drum up some revenue for the town like 40# Top Soil 10/$1299 Bag —Cape May County beach tags. All Fences on Sale *** —Avalon 20# Potting Soil $159 Bag When it is raining and your windshield wipers are on, you should *** Roberts & New Jersey Aves. also have your lights on. Many people are riding around with no We have no Democratic freeholder candidate because the County Wildwood, 522-8395 lights, and it’s dark and very rainy. It’s hard to see. Chairman Jim Pickering works for Mayor Desiderio as an attorney for 3.5% SPRING FENCE SALE —North Wildwood the zoning board. We need a real leader in the Democratic Party. Oh, Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 Sales (ED. NOTE: It’s also a law.) by the way, he is the same guy that is the Middle Township solicitor who Closed Sunday Tax ¾˝ 6X8 Stockade - $3180 *** wants to take the fi rst amendment away from us. On the fi rst day of spring, I had a very bad fall over by ShopRite in —Middle Township 416 State Hwy. 47 South in 90 Green Creek, 889-9090 ¾˝ 5X8 Stockade - $23 front of the Dollar Store in Rio Grande. A gentleman stopped and asked *** Wildwood! Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm ¾˝ 4X8 Stockade - $2085 me if I needed help. I told him I couldn’t get up. This gentleman was The economy is in the tank, and the school board gives hefty raises to Closed Sunday so kind. He helped me up, and I’m sorry to say that blood was splat- the administrators and a tax increase to us. School enrollment is down tered on him. A young girl stepped up with a phone and said, “I have and there are too many administrators already. How about making to call the ambulance for you because you are going to need stitches.” the superintendent part time and cutting back on some of the offi ce Another girl stepped up and handed me a cold pack for my face. She told help? Too much money spent on administration. I voted yes before, but me to put it on my face to keep it from swelling. I originally called to not this time. Are YOU ready for WARMER weather? thank them for what they had done. I didn’t get any of their names. —Clermont I was taken to the hospital. I did have the stitches in my face. I just *** Is your AIR CONDITIONER ready for warmer weather? wanted people to know this is the reason that I returned to New Jersey We will fi nd out how much money Barbara Skinner has put in to Take advantage of our SPECIAL “Spring A/C Check” to be sure. from Florida. I would never, never take the whole state of Florida for receive for her intrusive efforts to develop the Ponderlodge site. This is one acre in the state of New Jersey. I thank you. all she is about. If your R22 condensing unit is starting to run —Lower Township —Lower Township *** *** ineffi ciently or deteriorate because of the elements, you This is for the Wildwood School Board of Education: When the front We refused to give our hard earned money to a take-out in Villas. SPECIAL: should consider replacing it now. The manufacturing of of the high school building is power washed this year, please have the Every time we ordered take out, it was wrong...I’m talking every time. Spring A/C Check R22 units will end soon. After that you will need to upgrade retaining wall in front of the school done also. (It got to be a joke “what did they screw up this time?) We got so tired —Wildwood of it, my husband fi nally called the owner, whose response was “just call Call before June 1st to R410A systems, which will be more costly for you. $ 95 *** back and we’ll fi x it”...sorry, that’s just not good enough. How about 84 Does anyone know why you were only allowed one piece of palm getting the order correct in the fi rst place? We now go to elsewhere. Plus tax Call today to schedule a “Spring Check” of your Extra charge for on Palm Sunday at St. John of God Church? At St. Raymond’s, you could The food is better and the order is right every time. additional units A/C unit or to get a free estimate have as much as you wanted. What is the problem? —Villas for replacement. —North Cape May *** *** The Democratic Party is the party of “change”... and that’s all you’ll To the young girl who crashed into my car on Easter Sunday on have left in your pocket. New Jersey Avenue and pushed me into a telephone pole and took off: —Villas Why didn’t you stop? I never saw her come or go, but the police pointed *** her out to me. She was parked on the other side of the street one block I think it’s a disgrace that West Wildwood Commissioner Scott Golden away. After the police talked with her, she rolled off without trouble voted against giving a 100 percent disabled American veteran prop- while my car is totaled and my right arm is hurt. I’m lucky I’m alive. My erty tax relief at the last borough meeting. How can this guy sleep at heart is broken. I don’t know how this young lady can sleep. night knowing he is not supporting someone who fought for his coun- —Wildwood Crest try! *** —West Wildwood  I’m reading the Herald this week, and they have a Rock-a-Thon. If *** different people would put things like this in before they happen, they I applaud the commissioners for the needed changes in the police would benefi t. I would donate to these types of things. But I don’t department. Mr. Golden, please follow through with your recent com- know till they are all over. ments about supporting the changes. You need to start standing up and —Cape May saying in public what you’re saying to us in private. We applaud your *** independence. Whoever stole my bird feeder on Cedardale Avenue in Villas, I —West Wildwood hope you are punished in some way. You deprived an elderly lady the *** joy of feeding some birds. Why don’t you put it back? Stealing is a sin. I’m looking to buy a couple foreclosures in the West Wildwood area. I Please return it. It was very beautiful and was a gift from my daughter. think this little towns a great investment opportunity. The former mayor —Villas used to publish a list of properties up for foreclosure. Does anyone *** know if he still puts this list out? We are return customers of a boardwalk amusement pier every year —Trenton with season passes. But when I went to get my son’s season pass ac- *** tivated after purchasing it online at Christmas time, the ticket said 42 I recently was detoured from Route 347 due to an accident and drove Highest Possible Prices Paid! inches, and he was 42-and-a-half inches. We were charged $65 extra. past the state prison in Leesburg, and saw the inmates doing me- Disney World, with the economy as it is today, is giving you three days chanical work on state cars. This takes vital jobs away from area work- free if you buy four days. Wildwood is like a carnival compared to Dis- ers who are experienced auto mechanics and may need a job because ney. But they charged us an extra $65 for a 4-year-old’s pass. The total of layoffs. We have a couple of dedicated mechanics here that should pass cost $240. It is a disgrace how Wildwood is ripping people off. check with the state prison to see if they could get one of those repair —Wildwood jobs. I’m not sure who pays for the parts? *** —West Wildwood Just like Rush Limbaugh, I also hope that Obama’s policies fail. (ED. NOTE: At 50 mph how could you tell they were inmates?) Because if his policies fail, America will be more prosperous. Obama’s plan is to intentionally bring this country down the tubes. I for one *** want the country to succeed. And for the country to succeed, his plan Why are there so many county cars driving around in West Wild- must fail. wood? I see the guys in suits talking to a lot of people also. —Cape May Beach —West Wildwood *** *** When God said that gay marriage is wrong, and He said it many All Cape May County veterans: Please attend the next West Wild- 250 96th Street • Stone Harbor times in the Old and New Testaments, He wasn’t joking. wood Borough meeting on May 1, and let the commissioners know we WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR —Goshen GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com *** (Page A19 Please) Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19

Spout Off losophy, it must be left up to each individual state to decide if children offi cers of Wildwood, are you guys related because it sounds like your right-wing with lies and spin. Very (From Page A18) should be sexually abused and exploited. agendas are both the same? One for Wildwood and one for West Wild- un-American. will not support them if they do not support us. A vote against a disabled —Avalon wood. Sounds like a couple nuts to me. —Cape May vet will not be tolerated. *** —Wildwood *** —Wildwood Thank you to the Lower Township Animal Control offi cer who *** Ummmm.... isn’t it a speed trap *** promptly helped me fi nd my dog. I am grateful for the quick re- To the Court House spouter asking about Middle Township home- only if you are speeding? If you Just an idea for the City of Wildwood. Can you please have some- sponse. work: You’re joking, right? I have two kids at Middle, one at the Middle don’t want to get a ticket, slow body else handle the beach patrol fi nancial affairs this summer? —North Cape May school and one at Elementary No. 2, and they both come home with down. They have plenty of places The past summer seasons my son has been lied to about full time em- *** homework every night. My sixth grader brings home his 50-pound book here in Middle where they do ployment. It’s not fun having to buy his books and other college costs In response to the person in Cape May who supports stem cell bag daily, and I personally feel it’s too much sometimes and very over- that and sure enough everyone because the captain and chief can’t understand how to make a budget research and states: “Fear of the Lord is irrelevant and archaic,” and “it whelming for him some nights. Do you actually have kids in school? or slows down! last until Labor Day. is time we left God in a church where he belongs:” Maybe the person are you sitting there in your chair watching out your window? Be- —Court House —Philadelphia should go to a church where he’d learn the Fifth Commandment: “Thou cause it doesn’t sound like you really know what you’re talking about. *** *** shalt not kill.” —Del Haven There is a grass lot in the 500 The mayor, Mr. Bednarek and council do a great job. They could re- —North Cape May *** block of West Burk Avenue that the ally standout by removing the skateboard obscenity from our boardwalk. (ED. NOTE: This was reprinted due to a typo. “Fear if the Lord” Once again, responding to those who think stem cell research is owner has placed a rope fence It is ugly and seldom used. Correcting the timing of the traffi c signal should have said “Fear of the Lord.”) against God and all her disciples: Come off it. It is not murder. If you and “no trespassing” signs all outside the post offi ce has been requested too many times, vehicles *** consider abortion murder, then you must never step on ants, swat at the way to the curb. He does waiting so long pollute our air and waste gas. Democrat or Republican: Ask your reps to support “hcr 50” — state fl ies, or even spray weed killer. Those are all murder as well. A fetus not own the public access, which —Avalon sovereignty per the constitution — www.congress.org knows little more than an ant and probably less due to the lack of real should be 10 feet from the curb *** —Court House world experience i.e. breathing with one’s lungs and eating with one’s line, so why is he being permitted Was the city worried somebody was gonna drown this Easter week- *** mouth. How does hypocrisy feel? to do this? Anyone walking down end? Why is the beach patrol building open and employees already As I watched the April 8 commissioner’s meeting, it’s a joke. It is tak- —Cape May the street would have to walk in working? Our town can’t afford this. ing so long for Troiano and Davenport to come up with numbers for the *** the street to avoid his barricade —Wildwood budget. They are delaying this matter, which should already be done, Can’t we just get along? and that is just plain wrong. De- *** the CFO seemed to be lost, and commissioner DeMarzo is getting no —Middle Township Marzo lives in that block, is he I was walking on 96th Street recently and I found my way to an response from the other two commissioners. Advice to Davenport, wage *** purposely allowing it? ice cream shop. There was no one at the counter and the store was freeze across the board. It shouldn’t take this long. Wildwood citizens, Middle committee needs to pare down its budget and see what —Wildwood empty. Finally someone came out from the back of the store and barked do your self a big favor and sign the recall, Troiano and Davenport are they can eliminate so that we can afford a roof on the school, which is “Whaddaya want?” I responded with my order and she slammed down using stall tactics on this situation, they Davenport and Troiano need a also a taxpayer responsibility. *** my cup on the counter, took my money and went back to the back of labor negotiator to handle this matter, it’s obvious their ability to negotiate —Middle Township I recently came across a video the store. This type of behavior is inexcusable in a place of business and contracts are a confl ict of interest. *** of Commissioner DeMarzo on made me quite upset. They can be rude in the off season when they —Wildwood Good luck trying to pass off the Wildwoods as free for the sake of youtube.com that clearly shows are the only ice cream store open, but when the other one opens and *** tourism. Every week the council president announces a new little some- his character and very disturbing treats their customers with respect and serves superior homemade ice The current state legislature has passed laws to force low-income thing that will cost the tourists more. First it’s parking, then it’s the tram behavior that is plaguing the City cream, they will see that customer service is an important aspect housing into all communities. Some communities will resist until this car, what next, Mr. President? of Wildwood. I could understand of business. ridiculous law is repealed. Other communities will grant variances of —North Wildwood how this would affect the mayor’s —Avalon their zoning and building codes at the request and fi nancial profi t of the *** offi ce, and fellow commissioner *** developers. And then, when this law fi nally is reversed, those submissive I fi nd it appalling that our mayor, town manager, and two members Mr. Davenport. To watch this Rumors regarding the pine trees and sand are only in the mind of the communities will forever be cursed. of the Natural Resources Committee couldn’t fi nd the time to attend video, and see just how disgust- disturbed spouter who routinely trashes Avalon administration. —Middle Township the ceremony at the bird sanctuary the other day to recognize Virginia ing his behavior can truly be, is —Avalon *** Loftin, director of the DEP Clean Shores Program, for their assistance at a clear indication of why there is *** Here are a couple ideas on the low-income housing regulation. Since the sanctuary. Our weak mayor’s major function is to reach out to other so much havoc going on behind On Easter morning we had our brand new bikes stolen from our there are so many campgrounds and trailer parks, can they be counted towns and organizations to recognize and coordinate with them. This is closed doors, and in the news. front porch. We worked really hard to get these bikes for our three toward the low-income housing quota? Convert a small portion of sites just another example of how she and her campaign team show their lack He is clearly a disruptive distrac- children for Christmas, and some one stole them. We live in Villas on in each seasonal campground facility into a year around site. Rent them of support for the town, contrary to their campaign rhetoric. Thanks to tion from getting business accom- West Bates. Some one should do something about the thieves in Villas year-to-year on a rotating schedule to the existing occupants. We have Sen. Van Drew for his help and assistance, when our own administra- plished. I would not care to have or maybe the parents should ask the kids where did they get that new to fi nd ways to get around these detrimental housing laws until they are tion couldn’t get the job done. such a person in charge of my city bike? Now my kids have nothing. What a wonderful Easter. fi nally repealed. —Stone Harbor after viewing this video titled, —Villas —Middle Township *** “Wildwood Cop DeMarzo is out of *** *** The Avalon spouters who post nothing but negativity about taxes control.” http://www.youtube. Anyone who thinks Lower detectives are sitting behind a desk is out There is a store at one end of the mall that has stairs and a ramp around and the pines trees are misinformed. Have you bothered to call a council com/watch?v=mpocYpo_Ky4 of their mind. A quick glance at this paper will show Detective Lambert the back of the store. Unfortunately, there is a sign on the back door that member or talked to the mayor? —Wildwood is making a drug arrest just about every other day. He certainly doesn’t says to use the other door, and that if you need assistance speak with a —Avalon *** do it by himself, the other detectives are usually there as well. They are cashier. If you need to use the ramp to gain access to the store, how can *** I think some spouters need to also out investigating what kind of crimes Villas rats perform on a daily you get into the store to speak with a cashier? Has everyone forgot LCMR needs new football coaches? 0-20 realize that the Bible is not the basis. The cops in this town don’t get enough respect for the jobs that —Cape May speaks for itself. They talk about the freshman class as hopefuls. Well I Constitution. Of course, I guess they do, and people should educate themselves before they make *** guess when you have seniors refusing to play that excuse will do. Come I shouldn’t expect much from comments. In response to the uninformed spout off contributor, Crest Haven on Lower, how long can we let this effect our kids lives? Let’s get out there people who blindly follow some —Lower Township employees do not receive a free meal. This approximately 38-cent hour and get a coach before the season starts and give these kids a chance to book. *** expenditure is part of our wage. Most of us earn slightly less than my at least win a few games. No one will even come down here to look at —Wildwood “Affordable housing” and “work-force housing” are catch phrases garbage collector. Classifi ed as essential employees, we are not permit- them. Is this fair to these players? I say no. *** to say “Section 8.” We should not give in to the mandates of the state ted to leave the building. The lives of nearly 200 are in our care. So —North Cape May How many more years will it to provide for this type of housing. In time, current state mandates thanks for the vote of gratitude. One day you may experience our loving *** take the North Wildwood Police will change and then those communities that have succumbed to state care and breaking bread with us. All right, I have to spout about stem cell research. I have been wait- Department to become accred- pressure will forever be burdened by the blight that is caused by such —Cape May County ing patiently for this. We need cures. Let’s do it. So many people that are ited? Seems every other agency in developments. Middle Township; please hold out until the next ad- *** alive need the cures. I guess these people against it like watching loved the county has gotten theirs in two ministration in Trenton. The next administration will surely repeal this To the spouter last week criticizing candidates running for borough ones, friends, neighbors die instead of getting the cure. years. North Wildwood has been destructive legislation. That is why the developers are in such hurry. Let council: I know for a fact that one of the candidates practically single- —Wildwood Crest working on theirs for about four or the developers know that not a single zoning variance will be granted handedly took on and tackled the feral cat issue in town and has *** fi ve years now. Could it be that a and that they cannot make their fortune off our community. donated countless hours of time to that and other issues. Both candidates Can we rent out our front lawn to store boats with sexual names certain retiree needs to stay on the —Middle Township are young, quality individuals who will bring a breath of fresh air to near a school bus stop? Take a look. That’s what’s happening in the city payroll for a few more years as *** council. If you don’t believe it, you should have the guts to run against 100 block of Village Avenue. These people are really the low life of the accreditation director? About these “affordable housing” projects, why would the develop- them instead of posting untrue Spout Offs. Go back to your cocktails the block. —North Wildwood ers even think that they would be granted any type of variance to build? and your bridge game. —Villas *** The point of having zoning and building codes is to control growth of —Stone Harbor *** the community and prevent this type of development. These outsiders *** To the spouter who said to “leave God in church where He belongs:” What government entity oversees spay neuter clinics? are coming into our community and asking us to change existing local First of all, adult stem cells can be —Cape May County laws to make it possible for them to make a few dollars at the cost of used just as well as embryonic *** destroying our community. stem cells for research. Also, to Looks like we get to see the tall grasses again at 96th and Third —Middle Township date, no medical break through or Avenue this summer. Time for the borough to tell the good doctor that *** cure has been discovered through owns the land to either get started on building, or the town will take Mike Beck has no vision for our community. He’s another dirty rat in embryonic research. As for the the land. I’m sure we can use it for a library. Just think of the views the political rat race. Villas will always be a ghetto with him in it. spouter and his comments about May 1-4 Azalea Festival, Norfolk, VA ...... $575 pp dbl of the bay we can have. Pull out of the county library system, get the —Villas God, I guess he doesn’t realize $1.5 million every year, buy the motley movie theater, build a com- May 1-3 Washington DC ...... $445 pp dbl *** that God is everywhere. munity center, buy the mall and put the museum there. Fix up the My family and I book a room at Montego Bay every Easter Week- —North Cape May May 13-19 Branson, MO (8 shows and more) ...... $1050 pp dbl downtown and get it paid for with the library tax we get every year. Too end. I want to give a big thanks to everyone who took part in the *** diffi cult for council to fi gure out? May 31-June 5 Myrtle Beach, SC (3 shows and more) ...... $622 pp dbl Sunday Easter Egg Hunt at Ed’s Funcade. It saved the weekend for my Went to the Grand in Cape —Stone Harbor family. Thanks again to Ed’s Funcade and Montego Bay from the May for Easter breakfast, and May 31-June 4 Niagara Falls, Canada ...... $568 pp dbl *** O’Halloreen Family. we had a wonderful time as usual. If we want people to start buying again down the shore, especially June 3-8 Chicago, Illinois ...... $865 pp dbl —North Wildwood They did a great job. We had a in the Wildwoods, we need to clean up the Boardwalk and Pacifi c *** party of 25 and all had a great Avenue. Instead of another drug store which we didn’t need, why not a June 21-25 French Canada ...... $699 pp dbl A special thank you to all the people who helped make our Easter breakfast. Thanks Christine, you Hoy’s on Pacifi c Avenue? What is scaring business from opening on this Egg Scramble on April 4 extra special, and to everyone for helping did a great job. June 29-July 9 Mt. Rushmore, SD ...... $1595 pp dbl street, which in the “old days” was the place to shop? make this day a success for other children of Middle Township. —Erma —Wildwood July 30 - Aug 2 Coastal New England ...... $550 pp dbl —Middle Township *** *** *** It is sad to see that the Republi- Aug. 2-15 Colorado Rocky Mountain High ...... $1895pp dbl Troiano and Davenport are hiding their budgets from the public. Henfey, Koehler, and Rosenello, are the best members of council in can Party is doing everything it can They don’t want the public to know that their taxes are going up again the last 10 years. I am not a relative, an employee and am not looking to subvert the Obama administra- like it has done every year since Ernie has been mayor. They are afraid for a job. I am just a satisfi ed resident. tion, which was elected to fi x of the recall and have not once answered the question of why a 126 per- —North Wildwood the damage done by eight years cent increase in the local tax levy? BTW: Union negotiations can some- *** of Republican rule. And very scary times take years so this is no reason why Davenport cannot present his I see the girls joke that said they would not be seen dead at Thurs- that they are inciting the crazy day night Bingo, but you were all there. This way you all will have budget. We are four months into the year. Where are the numbers? someone else to put down. —Wildwood —Wildwood *** *** I am glad Commissioner Golden sticks up for our town. Fredrick I know a good way for Upper Township to solve its tax problems. and McNamara are giving Wildwood the option to purchase your water Start by collecting hosting fees for the military’s use of Tuckahoe utility at any time for a fraction of its worth. Golden said a management HEARING TESTS WMA. Say, you didn’t know they were using it? Well now you do, and agreement is a good idea but take out the option to buy. Baldini, what that is 100 pecent true and a correct statement. I work at a job alongside do we pay you for? Wildwood needs West Wildwood’s water utility to the Great Egg Harbor Bay and witness it every day. get out of debt. SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS —Upper Township —West Wildwood *** ***  ?k^^^e^\mkhgb\a^Zkbg`m^lmpbee[^`bo^gZmma^o^krhg^lahne]aZo^Za^Zkbg`m^lmZme^Zlmhg\^Zr^Zkb_ma^k^blZgr —Avalon probably one of those people who push your problems off on someone *** else. mkhn[e^ZmZeea^Zkbg`\e^Zker'>o^gi^hie^ghmp^Zkbg`Za^Zkbg`Zb]hkmahl^ Bravo to Sam’s Pizza. Owners Tony and Art not only make a great —Court House pahaZo^[^^gmhe]ghmabg`\hne][^]hg^_hkma^f%lahne]aZo^Za^Zkbg` pie, they didn’t raise prices this year. Kudos to you guys. *** m^lmZg]Ûg]hnmpa^ma^kma^fh]^kgf^mah]lh_a^Zkbg`\hkk^\mbhg\Zga^ei —Wildwood There is a majority of residents, including myself, who know Mayor *** Frederick and Commissioner McNamara are doing their very best ma^f a^Zk [^mm^k' Ma^ ?k^^ A^Zkbg` M^lml pbee [^ `bo^g [r _Z\mhkrmkZbg^] Everybody who received fruit at Marina Bay delivered by Mike for the people and our community, so why do we have people that don’t A^Zkbg`:b]Li^\bZeblmleb\^gl^][rma^LmZm^h_G^pC^kl^rFhg]Zr%Mn^l]Zr% McGuire want to say thank you to him and Seamus Boyle and AOH. even live here coming to our borough meetings? People from North P^]g^l]Zr%Mankl]Zr ?kb]Zr%:ikbe+0%+1%+2%,) FZr*' Some people were not at home or didn’t hear the knock on the door. Wildwood, Wildwood, Villas, Maryland, and heaven knows where else? We’re sorry if you were skipped. Again, thank you. I’m quite sure they don’t even own property here. They’re here just to —North Wildwood do one thing — create a disturbance with orders from guess who? Well CALL 465-9199 OR 1-800-290-3277 *** guess what? It’s not working. The Constitution does not mention anything about child pornogra- —West Wildwood NJ LIC HEARING AID DISPENSERS - JAMES L. SAAD, Jr. LIC. #171 phy, or specifi cally grant to the federal government the power to deal *** with such criminal activity. Therefore, according to libertarian phi- I wonder if Gary DeMarzo and Christopher Fox both being police RICHARD J. SAAD LIC. #324 A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009

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Radiologist “Over the past sever- al weeks our regulatory Sturdy WCMC-AM 1230 From left, Tim Peyton, Crest Savings Bank’s senior Exceptional Care Center Hosts 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 29 vice president and operations offi cer and a Vietnam Expands in Exceptional People Joint Seminar War Veteran; Thomas Martino, VVA Chapter 955 president; Jodie DiEduardo, Crest Savings Bank se- Ocean City nior vice president and branch administrator; Vince Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 OCEAN VIEW — On DePrinzio, VVA Chapter 955 treasurer; Norman April 25 at noon, Cape OCEAN CITY — Sturdy Marlin, VVA Chapter 955 secretary; and Jay M. Ford, Atlantic Continuing Care Savings Bank will open a Crest Savings Bank president and CEO. second offi ce in this sity MRI.indd 1 3/10/2009 2:16:52 PMAlliance will host a joint replacement seminar with on April 27. The branch Dr. Joseph Harhay of At- Crest Savings Supports at 661 Asbury Ave. will lantic Shore Orthopedic offer full-service banking. Association. It will be the only bank Memorial Wall with two branches on the The event will take place at Oceanview Center for WILDWOOD — Man- CEO of Crest Savings Bank island. Sturdy’s office at VILLAS Rehabilitation, 2721 Route agement of Crest Savings in a release. 101 E. 34th Street opened attention 9 A complimentary lunch Bank stated that it “is Members of Chapter in April 2007. will be served, and reserva- honored to take part in a 955, Vietnam Veterans of “We are excited to ex- HOMEOWNERS! tions are needed at (609) project that pays tribute America met with mem- pand in Ocean City. Sturdy 780-3058. to those heroes who lost bers of the bank’s senior Savings Bank is committed Harhay is a Fellow of their lives in the Vietnam management to be accept to personal service. Our Get a FREE Home Appliance the American Academy War.” the bank’s sponsorship goal is to make banking of Orthopedic Surgeons “What a great project check. with us even more conve- Safety Inspection! and also a Fellow of the that brings to our island, The group stood by a nient by having branches Arthroscopy Association of this wonderful homage to portrait of the bank’s board in both the northern and From the Name You Can Trust North American. fallen heroes” stated Jay of directors, some of whom southern portions of Ocean He has been in Atlantic M. Ford, president and are war veterans. City,” stated Gerald L. County for 25 years, with Reeves, Sturdy’s President an offi ce in Northfi eld. Genitlini Chevy Supports and CEO in a release. His training was done The 87-year-old com- at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Little League Baseball munity bank has offices stretching from Cape May Baltimore. He attended WOODBINE — Gen- “We are looking forward to Ocean City. The Asbury medical school at George tilini Chevrolet is support- to a great season with Cape Avenue location, Sturdy’s Washington University ing Cape May County Little May County Little League Now is your opportunity to ensure the safety of your family by eighth branch, will offer School of Medicines. He League through the Chevy that will be filled with having a natural gas appliance safety inspection! In addition, we expanded hours. was a resident general sur- Youth Baseball program. exciting games and an en- Sturdy’s Asbury Avenue can help you with the following services: geon there for two years. This sponsorship includes hanced experience for the team will include seasoned monetary and equipment teams through the equip-  Replace your appliances with high ef¿ciency heaters, banking professionals Mi- donations during the 2009 ment and cash donations,” chael Lloyd, branch man- air conditioners and water heaters youth baseball season. stated Paul Gentilini, of the Crest Helps ager, and Barbara Hoffman, In its third year, Chevy dealership.  Convert your current heater, water heater, range and dryer to assistant branch manager. natural gas Youth Baseball is a grass- The 2009 program will Museum roots initiative that estab- provide assistance to 220  0% interest, 0 Money Down ¿nancing, No payments due until Sturdy Aids WILDWOOD — The lishes a positive relation- leagues in the Northeast, June 1, 2010* Wildwoods Historical Soci- ship between local dealers and Chevrolet dealers will Golf Benefi t Free estimates ety expressed its gratitude and the communities they contribute over $375,000  serve, according to a re- in money and equipment for support given by Crest COURT HOUSE — Stur- To schedule your FREE safety inspection call today! lease. donations. Savings Bank. dy Savings Bank is a major “It gives us great plea- sponsor of the American sure to contribute to the Red Cross Southern Shore 1-866-720-3882 preservation and demon- Chapter’s annual Divots for for all of our special offers, stration of our community’s Disaster Golf Tournament historical treasures,” stated on April 22 at Wildwood visit us online at www.sjesp.com Jay M. Ford, Crest Savings Golf and Country Club, Free safety inspection offer valid April 1 - April 30, 2009 for Villas residents only. Bank president and CEO in according to a release. *Current South Jersey Gas financing 0% Interest to qualified homeowners. No a release. The chapter provides money down, no interest for 60 months, No payments due until June 1, 2010. Construction continues From left, Ken Parker, Atlantic City Electric (con- services to Cape May, At- Financing subject to change. on the new George F. Boyer ference sponsor), Ben Rose, GWTIDA director of lantic and Cumberland South Jersey Energy Service Plus is not the same company as South Jersey Museum addition, which Gas and you do not have to purchase South Jersey Energy Service Plus marketing and public relations, Marilou Halverson, counties. products to receive quality service from South Jersey Gas. will be celebrated April 18 chair, N.J. Travel Industry Association, Secretary Proceeds from the tour- Home Improvement license # 13VH01279400 from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. of State Nina Mitchell Wells and GWTIDA Execu- nament will benefi t Cape Michael E. Peacock, NJ License # 7299 Dedication ceremonies tive Director, John Siciliano, with 2009 Governor’s May County disaster relief will be at noon. Award for Tourism Excellence. efforts. Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21

Ragnos Are New Bull & Bear Tavern Owners Complete Exterior Renovations WOODBINE — A local mer Tavern on the Greens come back Kirk Peterson In addition to sports on Roofi ng and Siding • Expert Leak Repairs couple that’s been serving at Avalon Golf Club, the who spent the last 10 the bar’s large fl at screen great food to people in Bellevue Tavern, Court years in the famed Las Ve- TVs, the Bull & Bear will WE INSTALL: Windows • Doors • Decks • Vinyl Rails • Vinyl Siding this county and beyond House; the Harbor Pub, gas strip, and John Bebler be featuring regular live for years has taken over Stone Harbor, and Jay’s on who dedicated 25 years entertainment. And as the Maintenance Free Exteriors • Carpentry Service • Reroofi ng Specialists the operation at a popular Third, Stone Harbor. of service at Russo’s in weather gets warmer look Residential And Commercial • Metal Roofi ng Systems • Flat Roofs Woodbine tavern. The Bull & Bear menu Wildwood . for the outside patio bar to Jimmy and Michelle is a compilation of some At the bar, the beer is open where more enter- Serving South Jersey For Over 3 Generations Free Estimates Ragno, of Court House, of Jimmy’s best dishes. cold and all drinks are tainment is scheduled. are the new owners of the His appetizers, specialty priced reasonably. And for The Bull & Bear is open 609-886-4218 Bull & Bear Tavern, 1557 sandwiches and dinner those who’ve visited the seven nights a week — www.SeashoreCustomExteriors.Com Fully Licensed Route 550 DeHirsch Ave., entrees have gotten rave Bull & Bear before, don’t Monday through Thursday Lic. # 13VH0495100 - A Division of Seashore Home Builders & Insured just off the intersection of reviews since the Bull & worry Jimmy and Michelle at 3 p.m., Friday and Sat- Routes 610 and 550 next Bear reopened in March brought back everyone’s urday at 11:30 a.m., and to Campark Liquors. It’s and his Clams Casino soup favorite bartender, Karen. Sunday at 1 p.m. located just minutes from is literally to die for. Sea Isle, Dennis, Upper “The menu here in- and Middle Townships. cludes some classic tavern If you have dined out items as well as some new in Cape May County any- fun food ideas. Our guests time in recent memory, know if I have the ingredi- chances are you’ve tasted ents in the kitchen I will some of Jimmy’s delicious make their favorites even dishes and been served by if they don’t see it on the Michelle and her smiling menu,” Jimmy said. face. They have worked in In addition to their new, some of the area’s best res- friendly experienced staff, taurants including: the for- Jimmy and Michelle wel- Transporter for Diagnostic Postmaster Melissa Lomax, right, of Cape May Point presents framed lighthouses to local winners Amy Imaging, Receives March’s Price, Pat Wenzel and Bob Patton. Service Excellence Award Point Post Offi ce Marks COURT HOUSE — Bri- other departments to make an Ladzenski, transporter certain the patient receives Service’s Web Offerings for Diagnostic Imaging, is their care in a prompt and the Service Ex- timely man- CAPE MAY POINT — WWW.USPS.COM for all cellence of the ner and helps Beginning March 23, Cape their shipping and mailing Month recipient ensure com- May Point Post Offi ce be- needs,” stated Lomax, in for March 2009. munication gan hosting a “Business a release. “The Postal Ser- According to a between the and Customer Connect” vice also offers discounts release, Ladzenski departments is activity as part of WWW. between 3 percent and 11 joined the Medi- accomplished,” USPS.COM Week. percent when customers cal Center in July Babore added. Melissa T. Lomax, post- ship online.” 2002 and has Ladzenski’s master, answered custom- Almost anything cus- served in his role coworkers er’s questions, offered a tomers can do at the post as patient trans- wrote the fol- free demonstration of the offi ce, they can do online at porter for the past lowing about U.S. Postal Service’s Web WWW.USPS.COM — from year. LADZENSKI him, “Brian site, WWW.USPS.COM, the convenience of their Ladzenski lives always has a provided refreshments, home or offi ce. in Erma and has been a smile on his face and is an and even offered custom- The Web site lets cus- volunteer firefighter for enthusiastic team player. ers a raffl e for a chance to tomers skip the trip to the the Erma Fire Department He is polite and kind to the win one of three “Offi cially Post Office and conduct for nine years. He is also a patients and their families. Licensed Retail Products”, Postal Service business member of the Fraternal When he is not transport- highlighting a framed light- with the click of a mouse. Order of Leatherheads ing his regular patients, house stamp. The website offers nearly (FOOLS), an organization he makes rounds to see if The three winners were three dozen products and that trains and supports his colleagues need help chosen and Lomax pre- services for both consum- fi refi ghters. moving and transporting sented them their framed ers and businesses. Ladzenski is greatly ad- patients. Brian exemplifi es lighthouse. “Spread the word to mired by all his coworkers the Medical Center’s mis- Winners, all from this everyone in your com- in Diagnostic Imaging and sion to provide the highest borough, were selected by munity that they can save throughout the Medical quality healthcare to our random and included, Amy time and money using the Center, the release stated. Community!” Price, Pat Wenzel, and Bob Postal Service’s suite of “One of Brian’s pri- Ladzenski was joined by Patton. online shipping solutions. mary responsibilities is to his mother, Lisa McCabe, “This was an excellent And don’t forget to stop by transport patients from the and her husband, John opportunity for me to talk the Cape May Point Post nursing unit to the Cardiac McCabe, along with his Di- to our customers — es- Offi ce or your own local Catheterization Laboratory agnostic Imaging colleagues pecially small and mid- post offi ce to purchase the and Interventional Radiol- as the Service Excellence size businesses — and Forever Stamps before the ogy Suite,” stated Keith Ba- Committee, led by Diana show them the benefits rate increase takes effect on bore, director of Diagnostic Stover, vice president of and convenience of using May 11,” she concluded. Imaging. “He coordinates Clinical Services, presented the patient’s transport with him with the honor. College of Radiology Morey, Maschio Join Accredits Center’s MRI COURT HOUSE – The cated to achieving the high- Chamber’s Directors American College of Radi- est standards that are estab- ology has awarded a three lished by the ACR,” stated COURT HOUSE — The December 2008. He is a year accreditation to Cape Joanne Carrocino, president Cape May County Chamber North Wildwood resident. Regional Medical Center’s and CEO. “The accredita- of Commerce Board of Di- Cape May County Cham- Magnetic Resonance Imag- tion is a great achievement rectors welcomed Veronica ber of Commerce serves the ing service. and enforces the Medical Morey and Robert Maschio business community repre- According to a release, Center’s mission to pro- as new board members at a senting over 950 member that accreditation was in vide the highest quality March 31 meeting. businesses. The chamber recognition of achieving healthcare to the Cape May Veronica “Ronnie” Mo- is governed by a board of high practice standards fol- County community.” rey is the regional vice directors comprised of 36 lowing a peer review evalu- The American College president of Sun National business leaders. ation and on-site survey of of Radiology is a national Bank with offi ces through- Ronnie Town, Atlantic the service. organization serving more out New Jersey, according City Electric public affairs Board-certifi ed physicians than 32,000 diagnostic to a release. manager for Cape May and medical physicists who interventional radiologists, Morey has been em- County serves as chair- are experts in the fi eld con- radiation oncologists, and ployed at Sun National woman of the Cape May ducted the evaluation. They nuclear medicine and medi- Bank since 1999 and is a County Chamber of Com- assessed the qualifi cations cal physicists with programs Lower Township resident. merce Board of Directors. of the personnel and the ad- focusing on the practice Robert “Bob” Maschio Vicki Clark is the cham- equacy of facility equipment of medical imaging and joined Coastal Broadcasting ber’s president overseeing and quality controls. radiation oncology and the Systems Inc. in 1998 and the day to day operations of “The Department of delivery of comprehensive purchased the company in the organization. Diagnostic Imaging is dedi- healthcare services. A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 Search Warrant Kyleigh’s Law Signed Yields Drug Arrest New Jersey Becomes First State With Teen Driver Decal

By JOE HART CHESTER — By sign- Through education and parents, young drivers and bly Transportation, Public passengers in teen-driven ing Kyleigh’s Law on April action we can save lives police offi cers are able to Works and Independent vehicles, died on the state’s COURT HOUSE — On 1, Gov. Jon Corzine made and help avert another take an active role in pro- Authorities Committee. roadways. April 15, police here made New Jersey the fi rst state in tragedy.” tecting our roadways.” “Providing teen drivers “This package will help a drug bust at a home on the nation to have a teen The governor also signed The bills signed April 15 with adequate behind-the- reinforce the message to Johnson Avenue. driver decal law. S-16/A-3070, revising address four recommen- wheel time, standardized teens that driving is a privi- Middle Township Police Named in honor of nighttime driving and pas- dations contained in the driver education and a lege, not a right,” said As- Street Crimes Unit in con- 16-year-old Kyleigh senger restrictions on per- Teen Driver Study Com- healthy respect for the semblywoman Pamela R. junction with the county D’Alessio, the law requires mit and provisional drivers. mission’s March 2008 re- consequences of bad driv- Lampitt (D-6th). “We need Prosecutor’s Offi ce Gangs, the use of an identifi er on New Jersey’s Graduated port. Three of those recom- ing will help make them to better impress upon Guns and Narcotics Task vehicles driven by teens Driver License (GDL) law mendations are essential safer, more responsible teens that getting behind Force, Sheriff’s Offi ce K-9 LOUIS BELL JR. holding a permit or provi- currently restricts teens on for stemming the tide of motorists.” the wheel carries with Unit and county Regional This story was fi rst pub- sional license. a provisional license from teen driver crashes that “We need to give newly it real and tremendous SWAT Team executed a lished at capemaycounty- “Having a driver’s li- driving between midnight last year claimed 60 teen minted drivers the tools responsibility for their pas- court-authorized search herald.com cense is an awesome re- and 5 a.m. Although only lives - 37 drivers and 23 they need to become safe, sengers, other drivers and, warrant at the home and Contact Hart at (609) sponsibility for any teen- 15 percent of miles driven passengers. responsible motorists,” most importantly, them- seized marijuana, prescrip- 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: ager,” Corzine stated in a by 16 and 17-year-olds are “Every nine minutes a said Assemblyman An- selves.” tion legend drugs and drug [email protected] release. “The legislation I between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., teen crashes in New Jer- thony Chiappone (D-31st). “Making sure that our paraphernalia. am signing today initiates more than 40 percent of sey,” Division of Highway “Encouraging safe driving teenagers understand the According to a release, Secretaries Set several preventative mea- their fatal crashes occur Traffi c Safety Director Pam practices, enhancing pen- serious responsibility that police arrested Louis Bell sures to help avoid further during this time period. Fischer said. “The legisla- alties for bad driving and comes along with obtaining Jr., of Court House, for Scholarship teen driving tragedies like The bill also renames the tion signed today by Gov. increasing the amount of a drivers license is impera- marijuana possession, pos- Fundraiser Kyleigh’s, while ensuring provisional license “pro- Corzine will help to ensure time required behind the tive,” said Assemblyman session with the intent to that our young people are bationary.” that young drivers, who wheel will go a long way John F. McKeon. (D-27th) distribute and possession of COURT HOUSE — The better prepared to safely “We live in the most clearly face a higher risk on toward that goal.” “Distinguishing learning prescription drugs as well as Legal Secretaries of Cape take to the roadways.” densely populated state our roadways, remain safe In total, the report out- teen drivers from the rest drug paraphernalia. May County Scholarship The law also will assist in the nation in an era during the most dangerous lines 47 recommendations of the driving community Bell was lodged in county Fundraiser will be held on police in identifying young of constant distractions,” time of their lives. These to help reduce teen crash- will make our roads safer jail in lieu of $15,000 cash April 30, from 6-9 pm at drivers who may be in said Sen. Richard J. Codey bills will help reduce teen es, and ultimately save for everyone.” bail. Avalon Country Club. violation of the Graduated (D-27th). “Over the last crashes and ultimately save lives. While the State has “Despite having a According to the state The event includes Hors Driver License (GDL) re- few years, we’ve witnessed young lives.” the oldest minimum driv- strong Graduated Driving Department of Corrections, d’Oeuvers, soda, iced tea strictions. a number of tragic acci- According to the NJ Teen ing age in the nation (17) Licensing law, we have Bell previously served time and coffee/tea and a Chi- “As a father I cannot dents that could have been Driver Study Commission and a strong experienced a rash of fatal for assault by auto and a nese auction. even begin to imagine what avoided. Hopefully these Report, a teen driver is Graduated Driver Li- crashes involving teenage criminal sexual contact of- All of the proceeds the pain is like for fam- changes will make sure 158 percent more likely to cense (GDL) law that ad- drivers during the past fense from May 2004. benefi t the Legal Secretar- ily and friends of Kyleigh that inexperienced drivers be killed in a crash while dresses teen risk factors few years,” said Assembly- According to a Herald ies Scholarship, which is D’Alessio and the thou- have greater supervision carrying two passengers. (i.e., passengers, nighttime woman Mary Pat Angelini, report from Jan. 31, 2007, awarded yearly to a Cape sands of other teenagers and less distractions while The risk increases to 207 driving, cell phones, and (R-11th). “This legislation the assault by auto charge May County student major- who die in automobile they’re still learning the percent when there are seat belts), the Commis- the governor has signed stemmed from an early ing in Paralegal Studies at accidents each year,” said ropes.” three passengers in a teen sion determined that more today will enhance and morning hit-and-run ac- Atlantic Cape Community Sen. Thomas H. Kean, Jr. “Statistics show that 40 driver’s car. The increased can and must be done to strengthen that law and cident on Johnstown Lane, College. (R-21st). “This legislation percent of fatal teen car risk is often the result of reduce teen driver crashes provide constructive and Mayville. Bell was arrest- The cost is $25 for mem- is designed to encourage accidents occur between distraction and others in and save lives. improved guidelines that ed after his Chevy Blazer bers; $20 for guests, and our young drivers to drive the hours of 9 p.m. and 6 the car encouraging the “Like learning any other will ultimately save lives.” struck two pedestrians and Joanne Fitzpatrick of the safely and to comply with a.m.,” said Sen. Fred H. teen driver to take risks skill, learning to drive well Bell fl ed the scene. Massage Works will be the rules of the road. It will Madden, (D-4th). “This with most teen crashes in takes time,” said Assem- Bell was lodged in the donating chair massages. also assist law enforcement new law will work to pro- NJ occur after school. blyman Peter J. Barnes III. High School Garden State Youth Correc- Deadline for reservations personnel in identifying tect all drivers by reducing “The only way to be- (D-18th) “Ensuring our tional Facility in Yardville, is April 27 to Michele new drivers that might these numbers, while also come better at anything teens have the technical Rugby Squad Burlington County from Devine-Hartnett at 846- not be complying with making it easier for law is through practice, and ability and good measure Wins Again Oct. 12, 2007 to Aug. 20, 0969. This event is open the rules and thus, putting enforcement officers to driving is no exception,” that come with practice themselves, passengers identify teen drivers. This said Assemblyman John will make them safer and 2008. to the public. STONE HARBOR – Five and other drivers at risk. bill isn’t about profiling, Wisniewski (D-19th), more careful when they’re different players scored but instead ensuring that chairman of the Assem- on the road.” tries as Jersey Cape Storm Between 2002 and Rugby upped its record to 2008, more than 400 teen You’re invited to join us 3-1 Sunday with a con- News Digests drivers and teens who were (From Page A2) vincing 27-7 win over for this very special event! Henderson. pendable reporting a crew member was experiencing Those making tries were Cape Counseling Services, Inc. is holding an abdominal pains. A rescue boat crew from Coast Guard Catholic High Tries: Pat Hughes, Craig Awards Luncheon & Fundraising Event (Chinese Auction) Station Cape May arrived on scene and transported the Open House Montemurro, Mike An- man to Station Cape May. The man was transported gelucci, Sal Sorace, Mike - Honoring - from Station Cape May to Cape May Regional Medical Slated May 5 Fancher; Conversions: Center for treatment. Kevin Loveless. Linda Williams NORTH WILDWOOD-- The second-side match Police Allege Purse Theft Wildwood Catholic, a saw more of the same 2009 Cape Counseling Services college preparatory high from Cape Storm, which Community Ambassador of the Year NORTH CAPE MAY — On Friday, April 17 at school, invites parents to prevailed 10-7 on tries approximately 1:20 a.m., Lower Township police its informal Open House from fl anker Tyler Hewitt Wildwood Golf & Country Club responded to CJ’s American Bar and Grill for a call on May 5 beginning at 7 (LCMR/Cape May Tech) reporting the theft of a pocketbook. Following an inves- p.m. and Hughes. 1170 Golf Club Road, Cape May Court House, NJ tigation, police arrested two women: Melissa Lyston, Whether your student Cape Storm plays again 23, of the 200 Block of Apple Blossom Drive, North is already enrolled, is still Sunday at 80th Street and Friday, May 15th • 12 noon - 2pm Cape May; and Jennifer Habecker, 22, of the 100 Block deciding, or still has a year Dune Drive. The fi rst-year of Vacation Road, Villas. Lyston was charged with pos- or two of elementary school squad will take on Allen- $20 per person session of stolen property and possessing narcotic pills to go, parents are invited town, Pa. in its fi nal regu- without a prescription. Habecker was charge with theft to learn more about Wild- lar-season match before the For ticket information, please contact Cathy Leahy and marijuana possession, drug paraphernalia posses- wood Catholic. divisional playoffs. 609-463-0014, ext 35 sion, possession of the pills without a prescription and This will be an excellent For more information, she was also wanted on a contempt of court warrant opportunity to mingle with visit capestormrugby.org. out of Laurel Springs. She was lodged in county jail in the faculty while meeting lieu of $15,000 cash bail. other parents. Light re- Attention Comcast Customers freshments will be served. Call 522-7257 for Lower Little In order to make room for future enhancements, such as faster Internet speeds, more You Got Talent more information. League Opener On Demand choices and new high-definition channels, on or about May 28, 2009, VILLAS — “Lower Township You’ve Got Talent” a Set Saturday digital equipment from Comcast will now be required to view the following channels: local version of American Idol, will be held Friday April Salvation Army 24 at 6 p.m. at the auditorium at Lower Cape May CAPE MAY — The Regional High School. Admission is $1 and a donation In Court House Lower Cape May Little of a canned food item to benefi t local food banks. The On Wednesdays League will hold its open- show features 30 acts ranging in age from six to 80 ing day ceremonies at the and includes singers, dancers, a pianist, gymnasts and COURT HOUSE — The Ralph Bakley Sports Com- hula hoopers. The participants are your friends and Wildwood Salvation Army plex, 905 Seashore Road, neighbors. Judges are Mayor Michael Beck, Ted Dawk- will be located at the Coun- beginning at 9:30 a.m. ins, Carol Matthews and Mr. J. ^ † † ty Advisory Commission Saturday. Channel 8 Channel 72 Channel 77, 126 on the Status of Women, Bob Andzejak, injured ^Subscription to Limited Basic Service required. †Subscription to Expanded Service required. Avalon Boardwalk Spruced 10 North Main St. every Iraq War veteran will throw Wednesday from 9 a.m.-1 out the fi rst pitch for base- AVALON — Avalon’s replacement boardwalk at 30th p.m. ball. Games will be played Don’t have Comcast Digital Cable? Street opened to the public April 6 after Avalon Public Applications for summer throughout the day. Call 1.800.COMCAST today! Works spent February and March months working on camp at Camp Tecumseh The concession stand the boardwalk, when weather permitted. Avalon Public are being taken now. Cost will be open selling Dollar Works completed all boardwalk work on its own in Changes apply to Comcast of Wildwood and Avalon. A digital converter or CableCard is required. Subscription to of $30. Call 465-6695 and Dogs. Tickets will also be Limited Basic Service (or,as applicable, the lowest level of service) is required to receive other levels of service.Viewing order to save the borough some expenses. The new leave message. available for the Night of digital requires compatible equipment. Please note that this channel migration is not related to the federally-mandat- boardwalk ends just north of the Community Hall at ed Digital Broadcast Transition, which is currently under way and will be completed by June 12, 2009. Service is sub- They may be reached at Fun Fundraiser on Satur- ject to terms and conditions of Comcast Cable Subscriber Agreement. Call 1.800.COMCAST for complete details 30th Street. 465-6695. 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Tickets Available At The Wildwoods Convention Center Box Offi ce Weekend of Event The Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce Presents April 24th - 26th 2009 Tickets On Sale Now at www.gwcoc.com or Call 729-4000

Sensational ‘60s Record Hop Friday, April 24th • 7pm With Jerry Blavat Tickets $12 per person plus tax Sensational ‘60s Concert Free Events Saturday, April 25th • 7pm Saturday, April 25th • 10-5pm Sunday, April 26th • 12-3pm Tickets $45 per person plus tax FREE Street Fair Super ‘60s Sunday Located at Fox Park, Wildwood Located at 2nd & Olde New • Herman’s Hermits Food Vendors Jersey Aves, North Wildwood Starring Peter Noone Classic Car Show Fun Contest Craft Vendors Live Entertainment • Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals Fun Contest Featuring Doo Wop Bus Tour The Large Flowerheads and • The Turtles Live Entertainment Full House Featuring Flo & Eddie Featuring: • Full House • Soul Explosion And So Much • The Pom Poms More.... Weekend Events Hosted by our • The Robert Murdock Band Sensational ‘60s Weekend is a collaborative effort of the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce, Greater Favorite Radio Personalities Rick Wildwood Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, the Doo Wop Preservation League, the Greater Rock, Bill Culp and Joe Ricci Wildwood Hotel and Motel Association, the City of Wildwood and the City of North Wildwood. Funding for this project was provided in part through the Cooperative Marketing Grant Program of the New Jersey Commerce, Economic Growth and Tourism Commission, Offi ce of Travel Tourism. www.visitnj.org. Page A24 On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com April 22-27, 2009 Cape May Tulip and Garden Show The Chamber of Commerce of Greater begins two weekends of Secret Garden Cape May is hosting its 30th Annual Tulip Tours. The garden tour is a 60 minute and Garden Show at Rotary Park, Lafay- guided tour that unveils the “hidden trea- ette Street and Lyle Lane between Jack- sures” and backyard beauty secrets of Open Weekends son and Decatur streets, the weekend of some of Cape May’s garden experts. One Person’s Trash is Another Fri. Serving Dinner from 4pm April 25 and 26. The tours are being held on Saturday Person’s Treasure Sat & Sun Serving Lunch & Dinner The event will begin at 10 a.m. and run and Sunday, April 25 and 26 and May 2 from 11am until 5 p.m. This year’s event will feature and 3. They are scheduled for 10 a.m., We Love to Recycle vendors to help you decorate your home, noon and 2 p.m. Bamboo Clothing - Men • Women • Baby Live Entertainment Saturday, April 25 yourself and your garden. There will be Tickets may be purchased at the mall Recycled Bags • Candy Wrapper Tom Craig - Guitar/Vocalist 5-9pm music and food. Admission is free. A Pa- entrance on Ocean Street from 9:30 a.m. Newspaper •Plastic Beach Drive and Browning Ave., 886-5529 tricia Rainey, original watercolor “Jackson until 2 p.m. each day of the tours. Prices 219 Jackson Street • Cape May • 884.7979 Street 2009” will be auctioned. are $10 for adults, $5 for young adults North Cape May The weekend of April 25 and 26 also 10–18, and children under 10 are free.

Serving Dinner Thurs. - Sun. New Express Early Bird & East Lynne Theater Company Dinner Night Owl honors Gus Andy $15 Served from $16.95 for 2 courses Gus Andy, owner of La Mer Beachfront All Night Inn in Cape May, will be East Lynne The- Welcome to 106 Decatur St,. Cape May from $18.95 for ater Company’s honoree on May 18 at www.merioninn.com 3 courses the South Jersey Cultural Alliance’s (SJCA) Cape May 14th Annual Paul Aiken Encore Awards 609-884-8363 Cape May being the other two), and ELTC Dinner at Bally’s in Atlantic City. greatly appreciates this unwavering fi- Live Piano Music Thurs.-Sun. from 5:30pm • Live Jazz Trio Every Thurs. from 8:30pm East Lynne is a member of SJCA, and nancial consistency in this current eco- this event offers the opportunity for mem- nomic climate. bers to recognize those who graciously Andy has also supplied housing for support arts organizations in eight South performers—something else that is vi- Jersey counties. tally important to a theater company in a This year, 37 awards are expected to tourist community. 9th Annual be bestowed, including the Alliance’s The Encore Awards Dinner will be held NATURE own 2009 Lillian Levy Standing Ovation from 5:30-9:30 p.m. in The Grand Ball- Spring Awards for AtlantiCare Foundation and CENTER SaveSav the room at Bally’s. Anyone may attend. Tick- Assemblyman Burzichelli. OF CAPE MAY Native ets are $75 if purchased before April 23, Date For several years, Andy was a regular and $85 after this date. financial contributor to East Lynne The- Plant Sale HARBOR To be seated at the Equity profession- ater Company, but in 2004, he increased Over 52 species to choose from plus extras al East Lynne Theater Company’s table, his donation to that of becoming a “Show FEST contact ELTC directly at 609-884-5898 or on the date of the sale. Sponsor,” and in 2007, his donation in- through the website at eastlynnetheater. Order through April 30th for pick up on May 16 & 17 2009 is creased again, to that of “Season Spon- org. sor.” June 20th! For more information about the event, Currently, ELTC has only three orga- +,3(>(9,(=,5<,*(7,4(@ and to purchase tickets through the Al- nizations in the “Season Sponsor” cat- liance, contact the South Jersey Cultural egory (Curran Investment Management www.njaudubon.org/centers/nccm Alliance directly at 609-645-2760.     and Aleathea’s Restaurant at The Inn of Come and get your Chile fi x! APRiL 24 TO MAY 3 Original Southwestern Cuisine There’s lots to see and do as Cape May Serving Dinner Serving Lunch & Dinner celebrates Spring! from 5pm Thurs - Sun from 11am Thursday - We off er many Vegetarian dishes Kids are welcome • Visa/MasterCard accepted Artists & Studios Tours Sunday SUNDAY, APRIL 26: 1-3 PM “Best Mexican” - NJ Monthly New! Meet West Cape May’s talented artists and tour Geno White 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007 & 2008 Saturday Night their studios as they demonstrate their skills! Owned & Operated by Tisha’s Fine Dining 898-7750 Carpenter’s Square Mall SPRiNG FESTiVAL CRAFTS SHOW 416 South Broadway, West Cape May Cape May, NJ 08204 609-898-1600 ViNTAGE DANCE WEEKEND ANTiQUES & COLLECTiBLES SHOW “Lovers unite amid Victorian Splendor” Zagat Survey 2001 Top U.S. Hotels, Resorts & Spas Back for One Night! Friday, April 24th MURDER MYSTERY DiNNERS & LUNCHEON TEMPERENCE TANTRUMS A Hilarious Look Back at the CAPE MAY’S HiSTORY DETECTiVES TOUR Temperance Movement’s effort to Restaurant & “Dry Out” the nation. ViCTORiAN TOUR & TALES Porch Bar Dinner & Show $45 • Show only $25 Restaurant & Bar Open Daily TROLLEY BRUNCH • GHOST TOURS Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Bar Food • Happy Hour and much, much more!! Call for Hours 3-course First Seating Menu from $13.95 Daily 5-6 pm

Bring this coupon for $10 off a Purchase of $50 or more For tickets or information One coupon per table or bill. Cannot be combined with any other off ers or discounts. Valid until 4/30/09 H call 609-884-5404 Located at or visit our website 884-5555 THE INN OF CAPE MAY 7 Ocean Street (Corner of Ocean & Beach Ave.) www.capemaymac.org April 22-27, 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com On Deck Page A25 new boat show featuring New Jersey boat On the horizon— dealers, manufacturers, and related busi- Cape May Music Festival, an eclectic mix nesses. An eclectic mix of music comes to Cape when performing their patriotic salute to Companies interested in exhibiting May during the popular World Traditions American music. their boats, related products or services series at the 20th Annual Cape May Mu- The Fabulous Shpielkehs make their at ‘Strictly Jersey’, should contact Mark and beyond sic Festival, presented by the Mid-Atlantic Cape May Music Festival debut on Sun- Allen at 609-884-2400 or MAllen@South- Center for the Arts (MAC), May 17-June day, May 31. JerseyMarina.com. 11. Elaine Hoffman Watts is the Jewish The Greater Wildwood Chamber of Experience music from around the grandmother that you always wished you Cape May has the Victorian buildings, Commerce has a full weekend of activity world including Irish, Jazz, Brass Band, had. Hoffman was the first female percus- the historical élan, and the tulips. planned for their 60s weekend. and Klezmer. sionist to graduate from the Curtis Insti- So it’s a great place to welcome in The concert April 25 at the Wildwoods Gregory Grene, leader and founding tute of Music and Winner of the 2007 Na- spring, and that’s what Cape May will be Convention Center will feature Herman’s member of The Prodigals, one of the tional Endowment for the Arts award for doing this weekend, and until May 3. Hermits starring Peter Noone, Felix Cava- foremost Celtic rock bands in the Unit- Klezmer drumming. You can also bring your attic treasures liere’s Rascals, and The Turtles featuring ed States, kicks off the festival with his The final world-traditions concert fea- to “Antique Alley” for verbal appraisal Flo & Eddie. acoustic mix on Sunday, May 17. tures a Cape May favorite. George Mester- April 26 from noon-3 p.m. at Century 21 And of course, Jerry Blavat starts things Grene grew up between Cavan, Ireland hazy and Friends take to the stage on Gilmartin & Company, 1382 Lafayette St., off Friday with the Sensational ‘60s Re- and Chicago. His acoustic music has tra- Sunday, June 7. Cape May’s favorite jazz Cape May. It’s free, but donations will be cord Hop at the Convention Center. ditional Irish melodic roots and influences pianist and Grammy nominee takes to the accepted for a local charity. Check out these and other spring ranging from jazz to Cajun. keyboards for an evening of music from Watch next week for our preview of events at capemaycountyherald.com. Celebrate Memorial Day Weekend with the American songbook. ‘Strictly Jersey,’ a brand —Jim Vanore a performance by the Atlantic Brass Band His performing and arranging cred- on Sunday, May 24. Founded in 1984, the its include the two Grammy-nominated Atlantic Brass Band has made a name for Shirley Horn recordings “Loving You” and itself as an ensemble dedicated to a high “May The Music Never End.” Welcome to level of musicianship and spirited perfor- All World Traditions concerts are at 8 mances. p.m. at the Paul W. Schmidtchen Theatre Artists in Residence at Rowan Universi- in Lower Cape May Regional High School, Cape May ty in Glassboro, the band has performed 687 Route 9. General admission is $25, with world-renowned brass soloists and seniors $20, and students $10. Spring in Cape May A24 shared the stage with stellar brass en- For more information contact MAC at sembles and bands from England and It- 609-884-5404 or 800-275-4278 or visit aly. Under the baton of Salvatore Scarpa, capemaymac.org. Call the Chamber of A good look at bad taste this 35-piece band brings a robust energy Commerce of Greater Cape May at 609- A27 884-5508. Tides, Guides & Grids Cape May’s Features Spring Festival Crafts Show • What’s On Deck (calendar) A33 Cape May—The grounds of the Emlen vendors including: A Touch of Glass, Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., are selling stained glass items including • The Grid (entertainment) A27 transformed into an open-air market- sun catchers and wind chimes; Delight- place for the Spring Festival Crafts Show ful Delicacies, selling wooden bird hous- • Fishing Line A35 • Tides A34 on Saturday, April 25, sponsored by the es and bird feeders, pins, plaques and Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC). more; Brower’s Country Pottery, selling • Weekly Dining Specials A31-A32 Visit the Estate grounds from 10 a.m. country-style, hand-made pottery; and to 4 p.m. Admission to the grounds is Ratherbshelling, selling seashell and E-mail us your pictures... To submit editorial or photographic content contact Jim Vanore at free. beaded necklaces, bracelets, earrings, 609-886-8600 ext. 23 or [email protected] To Advertise in On Deck..Contact Jennifer Mc- The region’s top craftspeople come anklets and rings. For information about MAC’s year- Donnell at Herald Newspapers 609-886-8600 ext. 22 or [email protected] On Deck to Cape May to sell their special hand- made items during the Spring Festival round schedule of tours, festivals and distribution...To request to have your business added as an On Deck distribution point contact Crafts Show. special events, call 609-884-5404 or circulation at 609-886-8600 or [email protected] Find unique crafts by more than 25 800-275-4278, or visit MAC’s website at capemaymac.org. Tulip & Garden Festival at Rotary Park at Lafayette & Lyle Lane between Jackson & Decatur Streets Saturday, April 25 • 10am-5pm FREE ADMISSION Music • Food • Jewelry • Antique & Handcrafted Items. Plants & Flowers & much more! Please call the Cape May Chamber for more information 609-884-5508 or visit www.capemaychamber.com

Restaurant and Bar • Dailyyyp Specialsp Deck Opening Sunday Weekends in May Starting Burger Friday, May 1 ManManiaia First you discover you can have OVEN FIRED FAIRLY All Day & All Night exactly what you’ve IRREGULAR PIZZA Select From Our 18 Gourmet always wanted. Thurs. & Fri. 8oz. Specialty Burgers $ Open Thursday - Sunday nd then you 15 Specials Are Back! Serving Lunch 11:30am A Sunday- Turkey Dinner from 5pm discover that Thursday- Prime Rib Serving Breakfast 8-11:30am Sat. & Sun. you can afford it! HAPPY HOURS • Thurs. & Fri. • 3-5pm 954 OCEAN DRIVE, CAPE MAY, NJ, Between GSP & Wildwood Crest Open Weekdays 8am-5pm • Saturdays 8am-4pm on the Bay in Harbor View Marina • 609-884-5444 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 Page A26 On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com April 22-27, 2009 Nature Center plant sale in progress

Orders are being accepted now through D I N I N G R O O M May 1 for the Nature Center of Cape CONTEMPORARY CUISINE May’s annual “Native Plant Sale. IN AN ELEGANT SETTING Plants are selected specifically for traits including drought tolerance and their benefit to wildlife such as butter- flies, songbirds, and hummingbirds, Secret Garden Tours Serving Dinner along with their ability to beautify the of Cape May landscape. Thursday- Sunday Highlights include the Beach plum Saturday, April 25th shrub, which produces tartly delicious & Sunday, April 26th Now Accepting fruit in addition to beautifying the land- tion of NJ Audubon’s new guide, Mead- scape, and the Cardinal flower, with ows on the Menu; Recipes for Creating Saturday, May 2nd Reservations bright red flowers that attract humming- a New Jersey Native Wildflower Meadow. & Sunday May 3rd birds and last well into fall. The Nature Center’s perennials, trees, for Mother’s Day Brunch A few nonnative (and noninvasive) and shrubs are large and well developed. 10am • Noon • 2pm Sunday, May 10 • 10am - 2pm butterfly-attracting species are offered as The minimum two-quart size allows the well, such as the showy Butterfly Bush, plants’ beauty to be enjoyed almost im- Hosted by the Beach Avenue & Howard Street loved by Monarch butterflies. mediately. And, the more plants ordered, Chamber of Commerce of Greater Cape May at the Hotel Macomber, Cape May This spring, the nature center is offer- the cheaper the price! For more information call 609-884-5508 609 884 8811 ing a special “Plant Sale Gift Certificate.” Call 609-898-8848 for a catalog and or- der form, or visit our Web site at njaudu- or visit www.capemaychamber.com www.unionparkdiningroom.com Gardeners will also be especially interest- ed in the special meadow, seaside, but- bon.org/centers/nccm, and click on the terfly, and hummingbird plant packages Annual Plant Sale link. available at greatly discounted prices. Plants may be picked up at the nature The new meadow collection has been center, 1600 Delaware Ave., between 10 Camp Cape May added to correspond with the publica- a.m. and 3 p.m. on May 16-17. Camp Dates: June 22-August 14 Camp Hours: 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. • Monday -Friday • Ages 4-12 Chamber music a big part of Music Festival Chamber music has been a fixture of 26 is “Sun and Clouds,” ranging from Great Programs & Activities the Cape May Music Festival for its first Haydn’s “Sun” Quartet to Brahms’ autum- Educational • Fun • Field Trips 19 years and this year will not be any dif- nal masterpiece. ferent. On Tuesday, June 9, the New York Eight weeks*...$600 • One Week...$100/week The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts Chamber Ensemble presents its final con- * 10% discount for additional siblings on “full session” camp fee if paid in full by 6/1/09. Extended hours available upon request welcomes back the New York Chamber cert of the Music Festival, “Songs America Ensemble and the New Jersey Symphony Loves to Play.” Limited Space Available • Call Now! • 884-9565 Orchestra Chamber Players. Enjoy high New Jersey’s premier chamber play- quality chamber music at the Episcopal ers from the New Jersey Symphony Or- Get Geared Up! Church of the Advent, Washington and chestra (NJSO) return to the Cape May Franklin streets, during the 20th annual Music Festival with a program of classic 26th Annual Beach Front Run Cape May Music Festival, May 17-June chamber repertoire on Tuesday, June 2. 11. The program features Copland’s Two Saturday, September 26th The New York Chamber Ensemble, un- Pieces for String Quartet, Mendelssohn’s der the artistic direction of Alan R. Kay, String Quartet Opus 12 in Eb Major and 2 mile & 5 mile races returns to Cape May for its 20th consecu- Debussy’s String Quartet Opus 10 in G tive year. Minor. Call for details • 884-9565 With a repertoire spanning classical to The chamber quartet includes violin- contemporary, chamber music to cham- ists Wendy Chen and Alexandra Gorok- ber orchestra, instrumental to chamber hovsky, Brett Deubner on viola and Ste- opera, “serious” to children’s concerts, phen Fang on cello. the New York Chamber Ensemble has de- All concerts are at 8 p.m. General ad- lighted audiences along the East Coast, mission is $20, seniors $15, and $5 stu- in Morocco, and in broadcasts through- dents. out the United States on National Public To order tickets or for information Fine Dining Radio. about MAC’s year-round schedule of The Ensemble was founded in 1987 tours, festivals and special events, call Celebrating our 15th Year in Cape May by Stephen Rogers Radcliffe and is now 609-884-5404 or 800-275-4278, or visit “Best Value in Cape May” directed by Clarinetist/conductor/found- MAC’s website at capemaymac.org. ing member Alan R. Kay. v -Fran & Jeff Opening for the season The New York Chamber Ensemble’s Wednesday, April 22nd Dinner from 5pm first performance at the Cape May Music Friday, Saturday & Holiday Sundays Festival is on May 19. The ensemble pres- v ents its tenth “jazzical’ program, the Jazz Serving Dinner Reserve Now For Mother’s Day Element: “Jazzing up the Classics” with Welcome to Tuesday - Saturday from 5pm Serving Dinner from 3pm jazz pianist Ted Rosenthal. The second program on Tuesday, May Cape May 714 Beach Ave. Early Dinner Specials Oceanfront in Cape May 5-6pm u $21.95 On the Promenade next to Convention Hall ReservationsRe Suggested 884-9119 www.blueclawrestaurant.com Most Major Credit Cards Accepted 609-884-5878 www.tishasfi nedining.com 991 Ocean Drive, Cape May RESTAURANT Sunday, April 26th Thin Crust Special 1960’s Brick-Oven Pizza Pricing on Select Items It will be Shagalicious, baby!

Serving Dinner Thursday - Sunday Better Quality See Chef Geoff at Feasting on History Tuesday, May 5 CRITIC’S CHOICE “BEST LUNCH” Live Entertainment Saturday - Bill Caterini at even South Jersey - NJ Monthly 2008 Chef Demos Coming in May Better Prices Monday, May 4 - Cinco de Mayo Tuesday, May 12 From the Boot Part Due

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A free opening reception will be CAPE MAY COUNTY Bad taste held on April 24 at 7 p.m. and is open to the public. featured at MAC The exhibit runs at Cape May’s TheGRIDEntertainment Carriage House Gallery on the grounds of the Emlen • Place • Friday Saturday Rest of the week As times change so do tastes. What was the height of fashion in grand- Physick Estate, 1048 Temperance Washington St. April ALEATHEAS Tantrums - Dinner mother’s day draws snickers from her granddaughter. 24 through Nov. 8. and Show or It’s open daily; Page A24 • 884-5555 Show Only From hoop-skirted ladies and the tendency to ornament the orna- hours vary. Ad- ments so popular in the Victorian mission is $2 for ALFE’S adults and $1 for Page A33 • 729-5755 Just in Time era, to the 1950s beehive hairdos and tailfins, to today’s over-the- children (ages Mon. Island Sun Tanning top bling and pocketbook dogs, 3-12), or free with NAME Contest 9pm ATKINSON’S “What Were They Thinking: 160 any tour of the THAT TUNE Tue. Terry-oke 9pm Physick Estate. Page A30 • 465-5641 9pm Wed. Quizzo 7pm Years of Bad Taste” looks at how Thurs. Texas Hold Em styles change as the times do. Call 609-884- 5404, 800-275- Jim AVALON LINKS Ann Oswald This life-sized cardboard cut- 4278 or visit Page A28 • 465-8086 Bannach out of Elvis Presley, the “King capemaymac. of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” will be fea- org. Sindi Raymond 9pm Sunday tured in the exhibit “What BLUE WATER GRILLE Continuous at the BOLERO Were They Thinking: 160 Continuous Live Music with Live Music with Years of Bad Taste.” Page A33 • 522-6929 Paul Tozz Paul Tozz BULL Hyde A Way & BEAR 9pm Page A28 • 861-2020 Come Watch The Thurs - CASEY’S ON Gary & The Kid the Flyers in THIRD Knockers Keith Hickman Page A35 • 522-7759 6-10pm 9pm-1am the Stanley Cup COPPER Play-off Run! FISH Bill Page A26 • 898-0354 Caterini DAILY SPECIALS Owen’s Happy Hour (Bar Only) SUNDAY TUESDAY Sunday to Friday 11:30 am to 7pm COUNTRY Hour Wednesday • Miller Lite Pint 99¢ • Budweiser Pint 99¢ CLUB TAVERN Quizzo 8pm Turkey ...... $7.99 Meatloaf ...... $7.99 Glass Drink Specials Sirloin Steak ...... $8.99 Pasta ...... $2.95 • Bud Light Pint 99¢ • Coors Light Pint 99¢ Page A34 • 465-1515 • Yuengling Lager Pint 99¢ • Smithwicks $2.95 MONDAY WEDNESDAY Name That Tune • Guinness $2.95 • Sam Adams Summer Ale $2.95 DOGTOOTH Stellar Mojo Cheese Steak ...... $1.95 Wings ...... $1.95 BAR & GRILL 8pm w/ • Wine $2.95 • Mixed Drinks $2.95 Bill Caterini 9pm THURSDAY Page A33 • 522-8383 Cheeseburger ...... $2.50 HALF PRICE APPETIZERS DJ Mini Prime Rib ...... $5.99 (Bar Only) Mon. - Fri. 3-6pm FLIP FLOPZ Billy Dunphy Page A27 • 522-3350 9pm fromf Ronn E. Dee “the host”: NEW! Sunday Night - “Don’t Forget the Lyrics” - the Bar Version - Starting at 8pm GOODNIGHT Wed. Shannon & Wesley Saturday - The Original Name That Tune with Ronn E. Dee 9pm IRENE’S Thursday Page A30• 729-3861 Quizzo 119 East 17th Avenue, North Wildwood • 609-729-7290 Wayne & LaPIAZZA Jamie Page A35 • 522-8300 5 til? Mother’s Day L’S RESTAURANT & Tuesday 7-10pm Blue Bone Country Line Dancing Brunch J BONES TAVERN 8pm by Ken & Debbie Page A35 • 628-3024 from Country Fun Sunday, May 10 LUCKY Wes Simo & BONES Page A26• 884-2663 Ochs Dobbs 10am - 2pm MERION Thurs. & Sun. Live Piano Live Piano 5:30pm INN 5:30pm Thurs. Live Jazz Trio 8:30pm Page A24 • 884-8363 • Happy Hour w/ Name that Tune Sun. - Ronn E Dee 8pm OWEN’S PUB DJ Snap 4-8pm w/ Ronn E Dee “Don’t Forget the Lyrics” • Bee Bop Bernie Come Watch Flyers Playoffs Page A27• 729-7290 8pm-12am 9pm & Phillies Mon: Nickel Wing Nite w/ RIO Terry-oke! DJ Datgirl & DJ Robbie in the bar Tues: World Tavern Poker STATION Wed: Quizzo with Page A33 • 889-2000 9pm-Midnight Ronn E Dee 7-9pm (21 & older) WESTY’S OPEN DAILY IRISH PUB DJ Luper Page A29 • 522-4991 ALL YEAR ROUND! NO KIDDING! • 7pm • 6pm Bobby D’Amore Lunch 11am - 4:30pm • Dinner 4:30pm - 10pm • Late Night Menu ‘til Midnight WINDRIFT Darin MacDonald • 9pm DJ Jeff Walden Page A29 • 368-5179 • 8pm DJ Radar • 9pm Function II Band • 9pm Big House • 10pm Jackie Major DJ Billy Dunphy Back for the Season!

WOODY’S • Phillies Wed., Thurs., Sun., FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS • 9pm - 3am PLACE Phillies • Quizzo w/ Mon., Tues. Chriso 8:30pm Phillies Game Page A30 • 522-3030 Monday - Prime Rib from $9.99 Fresh Catch Friday Washington See Dining Grid on pg A31 for details. Inn Restaurant & Bar BEAT THE WEEKDAY BLUES Mon. Martini Madness Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4-7pm Serving Dinner Serving Dinner $5 Martinis 4-7pm (BAR ONLY) Drink Specials • 1/2 price apps (BAR ONLY) Friday, Saturday & Sunday Friday, Saturday & Sunday Taking Reservations for from 5pm See grid on pg. A27 for weekend entertainment Mother’s Day Brunch & Dinner Spruce & Olde New Jersey Aves., Anglesea Reservations Recommended 609-884-5697 615 Lafayette Street, Cape May Cape May (Across from the Acme) 884-2111 At Champagne Island Resort • 609-522-3350 Page A28 On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com April 22-27, 2009

Opening May 1st SERVING DINNER & COCKTAILS Garden Show at Rotary Park FRIDAY- SUNDAY FROM 4PM The Chamber of Commerce of Great- gins two weekends of Secret Garden er Cape May is hosting its 30th Annual Tours. The garden tour is a 60-minute Early Bird Specials 4-5pm from $10.99 Tulip and Garden Show at Rotary Park, guided tour that unveils the hidden Now taking reservations for Lafayette St and Lyle Lane Between Jack- treasures and backyard beauty secrets son and Decatur streets. of some of Cape May’s garden experts. Mother’s Day . Serving The show runs from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The tours are being held on Saturday Dinner from 2pm. This year’s event will feature vendors to and Sunday, April 25-26, and also May help you decorate your home, yourself, 2-3. Times are 10 a.m., noon, 2 p.m. New...Huge Arcade & and your garden. There will be music Tickets may be purchased at the The Mood, The Food, The Fun!Fun and food; admission is free. A Patricia mall entrance on Ocean Street starting Take -Out Fun Uries Kid’s Meals Rainey, original watercolor “Jackson at 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day of the Available!! Seafood • Steaks • AAll U Can Eat Crabs Street 2009” will be auctioned. tours. Prices are $10 for adults, $5 for The weekend of April 25-26 also be- young adults 10 – 18, children under 588 W. Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood • 522-4189 • www.uries.net 10 are free. Sail Into Summer festival 861-2020 1557 Dehirsch Ave. drops anchor in Stone Harbor Woodbine Stone Harbor 24th annual Sail Into Sum- mer weekend, hosted by the Chamber Authentic Chinese Restaurant Come Join Us for a of Commerce, is a fun-filled schedule of Great Meal or a boats, pirates, hidden treasure and free Cold One at the Bar! family activities. The show takes place on both 96th St. Jimmy & Michelle Ragno (rain or shine) and on the beach from 10 have re-opened the a.m. – 7 p.m. May 2 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Bull & Bear Tavern May 3. Entertainment Every Friday Vessels from eight to 35 feet will be on display during this land-based boat show, New Menu • Specialty Sandwiches, so you can get a look at the latest power up a free Treasure Hunt ticket. Then visit Locally Favored Year Round Dinner Entrees, Draughts & boats, sail boats, yachts, and related ac- the list of participating stores to find your Dine In, Take-Out or Delivery Cocktails Nightly cessories. matching number and receive free mer- New cars and motorcycles from local chandise from that store. Serving Lunch Fri. & Sat. dealers Kindle Auto Plaza, Burke Motor 2518 Shore Road (Rt. 9) Next to WaWa Hundreds of prizes will be given away Group, Avalon Honda and others will also Ocean View GSP Exit 17 both days, and you can play both days! Bar opens from 3pm. Food available from 4pm be on display. (609)624-8000 As always, for the kids 10 and under, Fri. & Sat. Open 11:30am • Sun. Open 1pm The seafood part of the festival includes Hoy’s 5 & 10 sponsors their treasure hunt Tuesday - Saturday 11:30am - 9pm freshly prepared seafood, shellfish, and on the beach at 96th St., May 2 at 2 p.m. Sunday 2:00pm-9pm • Closed on Mondays sides from area vendors and restaurants. Registration is from 10 a.m. - noon. Every Event chair Steve Mehl promises that registered treasure hunter is guaranteed this year’s event will be the biggest and to unearth a prize. best ever. “Many exciting new food ven- In case of inclement weather, the kids BONELLI’S MARKET dors will be on hand selling their popular treasure hunt takes place at 1 p.m. May 3. dishes,” he said. Participants are encouraged to wear their 4000 PACIFIC A VE. (S PENCER A VE) The free Family Treasure Hunt goes on best pirate’s gear. WILDWOOD throughout the festival. Just stop by the Live music will be provided by various chamber office—212 96th St.—and pick 522-5118 • OPEN DAILY 7am - 7pm continued on page A29 LUNCH Tues. 4-8pm Home of the Try the “FORMIA” Buy 1 Dinner “Old World Hoagie®” “THE GAETANO” SPECIALS $7.95 Parma Proscuitto, Get 1 Dinner Free Delusso salami, dry cured 2 Slices & Soda Just Mention Coupon when order- Fresh Mozzarella, ing. One coupon per party per cappicola, proscuitto, imported Our garlic, rosemary pork Store Roasted Red $5.50 visit. Not valid with any other offer. provolone, romaine, sweet onions, Offer expires 5/1/09 (or chicken) on the grill with Peppers, Tomato & Cheeseburger, tomato, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, essence, imported provolone and Pesto Sauce Ravioli oregano, black pepper. broccoli rabe (sauteed in olive oil A Homemade Potato and garlic) on a hoagie roll $7.95 Chips & Soda Special $7.95 $9.95 SLICE $6.50 Just Mention Coupon when order- ing. One coupon per party per Cheesesteak, visit. Not valid with any other offer. 35 oz. Can 1 lb. Ham IS Offer expires 5/1/09 Premium Coffee 1 lb. American Cheese Homemade Potato Chips Chicken Parm $6.99 2 lbs total $5.99 NICE! & Soda $7.50 Special $9.95 Just Mention Coupon when order- ing. One coupon per party per 609-368-5454 • 315 96th St., Stone Harbor (across from Fred’s Tavern) visit. Not valid with any other offer. Open Daily 11am - 9pm • Fri. & Sat. 11am - 10pm Offer expires 5/1/09

Visit Avalon Links Celebrations The Real Enchilada at the Avalon Golf Club 224 21st Street, Avalon Proudly Presents Our New 609-967-TACO Mexican Dry Rub Open Mon.-Thurs 11-3 250 SEAT BANQUET FACILITY Fri. & Sat. 11-8 • Closed Sunday Ribs 2 Tacos & a Soda $4.95 • Burrito & a Soda $5.95 • Great Food • Weddings LUNCH One 16” Cheese • Beautiful Bar • Parties Pizza w/10 Wings SPECIALS $19.95 TAKE OUT ONLY • Extraordinary Views • Banquets Just Mention Coupon when order- 2 Slices & Soda ing. One coupon per party per visit. Not valid with any other offer. • Perfect Location • Events $5.50 Offer expires 5/1/09 Two 12” Cheese • Qualifi ed Management • Meetings Cheeseburger, Pizzas $15.95 Fries & Soda TAKE OUT ONLY $6.50 Just Mention Coupon when order- Call the Avalon Links Event Coordinator, Kelly Rossi, ing. One coupon per party per visit. Not valid with any other offer. for more details & booking information Cheesesteak, Offer expires 5/1/09 Fries & Soda 2 Cheese Steaks & 1510 RT. 9 NORTH, SWAINTON $7.50 1 Liter Soda $11.95 Just Mention Coupon when order- 609-465-8086 • WWW.AVALONGOLFCLUB.NET ing. One coupon per party per 609-967-7566 • 21st & Dune Drive, Avalon visit. Not valid with any other offer. Photo Courtesy of Prince Photography Fri. & Sat. 11am - 10pm • Sun. 11am - 9pm Offer expires 5/1/09 April 22-27, 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com On Deck Page A29 Wildwood holds

three-day 3302 HOT NIGHTS. motorcycle rally COOL DRINKS. Has your motorcycle been sittingg in Newly refurbished bars ready made for storage all winter? the best in beach and poolside partying. Are you ready to shakehake youryour cabin fe-fe- Traditional brick oven pizza with ver? the finest and freshest toppings. It’s time to dust off youryour Live music and top of the line entertainment. bikes and take a ridee to BMW,BMW Ducati, Victory, and Tri- Check out our website for the latest line up. the Wildwood Springng umphum bikes. www.windrifthotel.com Rally, Friday, April 24 – At the entrance of town, 80th Street and the Beach. Avalon 609.368.5175 Sunday, April 26. on Rio Grande Avenue, the This three-day event,t, WildwoodWi Harley David- held on Oak and Atlan-n- sonson Dealership will be host- tic avenues, opens at inging their annualannual Open House, providing 10 a.m. daily and willll bebe customerscustomers withwith great deals on clothing, chock full of vendors, food, entertain- bikes, and motorcycle rentals. ment, and the Annual Wildwood Harley Sunday, April 26, the rally plays host as Davidson Open House. the ending point of a charity ride. Whether you’re looking to purchase The Ride the Wave Motorcycle Run is equipment for your motorcycle, some a ride that will start on the Camden wa- new leather for yourself or if you just want terfront and end at the Wildwood Spring to come down and have a good time with Rally to benefit the Camden and Glouces- some old friends – the Wildwood Spring ter County Hero Scholarship Funds. Rally is the perfect place to kick off the The money raised will go to help the spring season. families of fallen Police, Firefighter and Vendors will be set up from 10 a.m. – 6 EMS workers. For more information about p.m. daily displaying the most up to date the Ride the Wave Motorcycle Run, visit Restaurant motorcycle gear, clothing, and accesso- ridethewave.com. ries. For more information about the Wild- Marketplace Atmosphere DeSimone Motorsport will also be at- wood Spring Rally, visit wildwoodspring- WITH THIS tending the rally to display some of their rally.com, or call 609-729-8870. SPRING SPECIAL COUPON ANYY APPETIZER 1/2 PRICE Sail Into Summer Valid only at Wildwood location. Coupon must be validated by hostess continued from page A28 prior to seating. Offer good thru 4/25/09. One per customer. bands throughout the weekend, and an cooked in a crock pot and be brought to inflatable sea bounce will provide enter- the tent in front of the chamber office by Serving Dinner Fri. & Sat. 4pm tainment for the youngsters. There will 11:45 a.m. also be free sand art necklaces to the first The contest is free to enter and the ßVeal ßChops ßSeafood ßPasta 250 children. three most popular chowders will be If you think you have the best chowder awarded prizes. Early Bird Menu • Only $11.95 • 4-5pm • Fri. & Sat. around, the festival offers you a chance to If you would rather be a chowder tast- prove it. The annual Stone Harbor Cham- er, come to the tent outside the chamber Take Out Available ber of Commerce Chowder Contest takes office at noon on Saturday, and you can 5401 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest • 609-523-0999 place May 2. taste all the delicious chowders and cast www.LittleItalyWildwood.com All chowder entries must arrive fully your vote for the best.

OPEN 7 DAYS • YEAR ROUND IRISH PUB Regular Roast Beef Lunch Sandwiches Dinner Late Night 5 $10.99 PRIME RIB Are They Out of Their Mind?

Sunday - Tuesday & Thursday from 4pm ONLY Cooked To Perfection • Not Too Slow • Not Too Fast includes Potato, Vegetable, Soup or Salad and Dessert $ HAPPY HOUR EVERY DAY 4-7pm at the Bar Lunch 5 • $2 Miller Lite, High Life, Miller Chill Bottles • $7 Buckets of 7oz. Miller Lite • $1 16oz. PBR Drafts Specials Available For A Limited Time! • $1.50 PBR Bottles • Imports and Micro Brews • Lenies • Sunset Wheat • Carlsberg $3 from Come See Us At • 25¢ Wings • 99¢ Hot Dogs • $2.99 Cheeseburger w/fries $2.99 405 N. Rt. 9 (Next to T.J. Maxx) • Miller Pints $2 • FREE Hot Buff et on Friday Cape May Court House See Our Entertainment on the Grid, Page A27, and Dining Specials on Page A32 101 E. Walnut Ave., North Wildwood 522-4991 609-465-7750 Page A30 On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com April 22-27, 2009 Antiques & Heirlooms

CONCORD longer makes the flatware, so the only place you can find it is in antique shops and replacement services. CAFE Pieces will be marked with the word CasualCasual Family Family Dining Dining Dirilyte and/or a cloverleaf trademark. Burgers•Specialty Sandwiches•Fresh Dough Pizza Flatware was made in several patterns: Pasta•Philly Steaks•Salads•Crabcakes Regal, Empress, Tuscany—Tropical Star, and Florentina. Dine In or Take Out Dirilyte was initially very expensive. JM tells me she had seen her set for sale at * LUNCH SPECIAL * over $700 for a five-piece place setting. It Any Burger w/Fries & Soda $7.99 is nowhere near that expensive today. An 18-piece starter set service for four may * 2 Large Pizzas * All that glitters… cost about $75. A 90-piece service in the $ Regal Pattern was available at Replace- 15.99 another look ments Limited’s web site for $599. Eat In or Take Out before 6pm Dirilyte still has its fans. It makes sense to have gold flatware when so many china ServingSiLh&Di Lunch & Dinner at Dirilyte patterns have gold trim. I have changed Thurs. 4pm-Midnight, Fri. & Sat. 11:30am-Midnight my tune about the stuff, and now I think Sun. Noon - 10pm It’s always great to learn some- it would be neat to put Dirilyte on the 78th & Dune Drive Avalon 609.368.5505 thing new, so I love when a read- table from time to time for special occa- sions. er sends in a question concerning Dirilyte would go especially well with something about which I don’t the heavily gold-embossed Noritake pat- terns or the all-gold patterns of Pickard have a clue. That’s what hap- china. EVERY DAY WOODY’S WILD pened when JM sent me an email My apologies to the Questers for mis- WEDNESDAY WING NITE spelling the name of the society as BURGER about her Dirilyte, a gold-colored “Questors” in last week’s column. 25¢ Wings 9pm-midnight Questers is an international society & BEER $5 metal tableware. made up of small neighborhood chap- After looking into it, I realized that I Super Sunday ters. Groups of about 20-25 friends and PIZZA & PINT $5 had seen the stuff before, especially the 25¢ Wings All Day neighbors, interested in learning more flatware, but I had dismissed it as cheap Happy Hour about antiques and related fields like his- $5 Domestic Pitchers plated ware from the flashy 50s and Thursday tory, design and decor, get together and NOW! MON.-SAT DAY 4-7pm $2 Import Bottles & Drafts early 60s. Dirilyte, I felt, was expensive socialize while sharing their knowledge and tasteless, belonging somewhere the See Dining Grid IMPORT NIGHT FLYER PLAYOFF and enthusiasm. realm of plastic slipcovers and too huge $2 Bottles & SPECIALS If you are interested in finding out for Great Food faux Capo-di-Monte lamps. $1 Miller Lite Drafts more about the Questers—how to form a Drafts $2 Shot of Jamison when they Dirilyte was developed around 1900 Specials & Deals chapter or join a local chapter near you— 9pm-Midnight score in Sweden, where it was called Dirigold. Modelo Now Available log on to questers1944.org. 25¢ Wings during game When the company set up an American in the Liquor Store —Arthur Schwerdt, a certified ap- factory in Kokomo, Indiana, the name praiser, is the author of “The Antique was changed to Dirilyte so as not to mis- $3 16oz. Phillies Aluminum Bottles During All Phillies Games Story Book: Finding the Real Value of lead the public into thinking there was Old Things,” and co-owner of the August LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS • RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY any gold content. BAR OPEN DAILY AT 9 AM • LIQUOR STORE OPEN DAILY AT 10 AM Farmhouse Antiques on Route 9 in Swain- Dirilyte appears to be gold plated but ton. Send your comment, questions and 18th & New Jersey Avenues • North Wildwood • (609) 522-3030 it is actually an alloy of a few metals, in- appraisal requests to aschwerdt@cm- cluding bronze. It was made in this coun- cherald.com. try from 1936 to 1986. The company no Atkinson’s Tavern 465-5641 1010 Rt. 9 South, CMCH (1 Block south of exit 9 off the Garden State Parkway) Lecture series at County Museum DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS The Cape May County Museum will historian Jim Campbell. Check Grids for Dining & Entertainment Specials host its free Spring Lecture Series be- May 6 features “Lincoln and the Right

! ginning Wednesday, April 22 at 7 p.m. to Rise.” In commemoration of Lincoln’s Springpg Savings g Birthday Parties The series will take place at the Museum 200 birthday, join Lincoln scholar Frank at the Water Park & Recreation Area Library, 504 Route 9 North, Cape May Coburn for this thought provoking lec- Court House. ture on Lincoln’s ideas on every man’s $ 00 Party Package Includes: • Reserved seating On April 22, George Brewer, local histo- “right to rise” to his full potential. 5 Off And finally on May 13, favorite lecturer • Unlimited use (3 hrs) rian, will speak on the colorful history of wheneenn you you have have mealsm eals water park area Dennisville. On April 29, be entertained Joan Berkey will present “Lost Cape May of over $50.00 • 12 oz. Soft Drink, with tales of interesting and eccentric fu- County,” a trip into the past to visit build- Exp. 4/30/09 Slice of Pizza or Hot Dog, Ice Cream Dixie Cup Sundae, neral and burial customs from the past ings around the county that no longer Free Admission for Parents, with Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery exist. Goody Bags for Kids. Spring Savings ! $18 per child (8 min.) $ 00 Now Open To The Public Happy Hour 3 Off Call Or Stop In - For Details 4-7pm whenn youyou havehave mealsmeals MONTEGO BAY RESORT Monday thru Friday 18th & Boardwalk, N. Wildwood of $25.00 thru $50.00 (bar only) Exp. 4/30/09 1.609.523.1000 ½ price appetizers $1 Domestic Drafts 16oz M-W 3pm-3am • Th-Sun 11am-3am CLOSED Every Night Is A GGoodood NNight...ight Mexican Mondays 5 10pm Tuesday 5-10pm Wednesday 5-10pm During April $1 Tacos • $5 Nachos $2 6” Beef or Chicken Cheesesteaks Pitcher of Coors Light $9 Mexican Brick Oven Pizza $1 Beef Sliders & Plain Pizza $12 $2 Buffalo Chicken Sliders $7 Taco Platter Stuffed Peppers served with $2 Domestic Bottles For Renovations! $3 Margaritas Garlic Bread $9.95 All you can eat Snow Crabs $3 Corona & Corona Light Bottles or CrawÚ sh $16.95 *Live Entertainment*

REOPENING MAY 1ST Twisted Thursday 5-10pm Sunday Raceday Specials Lunch Specials 25¢ Buffalo Wings & $1.50 Domestic Drafts All New Look 25 wings and domestic pitcher $15 Thurs–Fri (The Island’s Best!) $5 Appetizer Sampler 11am-2pm • $6 (during NASCAR races) From the Outside In! Steamed Clams Includes soup & $250 Twisted Tea Bottles DINNER SPECIALS french fries Enjoy Our New Open Air Dining Buffalo Chicken Stromboli $10 Fri. & Sat. Night 5-10pm • Sandwich of the day! • 2409 Dune Drive, Avalon • 609-967-3300 • www.rocknchair.net Serving Lunch • Dinner • Late Night Snacks See Our Entertainment It’s Going To Be A Great Night Out! 2708 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood • 609-729-3861 on Grid Page A27 April 22-27, 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com On Deck Page A31

WEEK OF 4/22 to 4/28 Weekly Specials Dining Guide Your Guide to Dining Specials in Cape May County Download specials under the Dining & Entertainment tab at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com PLACE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY ATKINSON’S $10 NIGHT All U Can Eat Prime Rib SUPER 1/2 PRICE Wine TAVERN Night WINGS $10 Dinner Entrees Tasting 465-5641 Pasta $10.95 I –– DINNER SPECIALS –– I & 6-8pm Ad on Pg A30 $14.95 ALL DAY $10 Bottle of Wine AVALON PIZZA Lunch Prime Rib LINKS NIGHT Specials $16.99 PRIME RIB Breakfast starting at Lunch Lunch 465-8086 Discounted Food Specials $16.99 Ad on Pg A28 $10 Bottle of Wine Night from 4-7 at the Bar $2.99 Specials Specials

AXELSSON’S Early Dinner Specials 884-5878 Ad on Pg A26 5-6pm • $21.95 BULL & BEAR $2.99 Wing Night $2.99 Steakhouse $1.00 Black 1/2 Price TAVERN Cheesesteaks Saturday Meatball Angus Sliders Appetizers 861-2020 35¢ each Sandwiches Ad on Pg A28 (At Bar All Night) Call for Specials (At Bar All Day) (At Bar All Night) (At Bar All Night) I ––– $9.99 DINNER SPECIALS –––I CASEY’S ON $9.99 1/2 Price Lunch Specials Open Seas- THIRD Date Night All You Can Eat Dinner Appetizers Every Day $3 Burgers Open Seas- All You Can 522-7759 Specials 2 for $22 5-7pm $5.99 Dungeness Crabs Eat Dungeness Crabs Ad on Pg A35 (Bar Only) & U-Peel Shrimp All Day & U-Peel Shrimp CHENG’S BUFFET LUNCH BUFFET • 11am-3pm - Adults $6.75 • Children (ages 4-11) $4.75 886-0909 Ad on Pg A33 DINNER BUFFET • 3:30-9:30pm - Adults $9.99 • Children (ages 4-11) $5.99 ECONOMY BUFFET • 11:30am - 3:00pm ECONOMY BUFFET • 11:30am - 3:00pm CHINA INN II Adults $5.85 • 3 to 9 yr. old $3.25 Adults $5.85 • 3 to 9 yr. old $3.25 465-3383 Kids under 3 Free Kids under 3 Free Ad on Pg A34 Q DAILY • SPECIAL FINE DINING MENU • 4PM - 10PM • DAILY Q CIRCLE 2 Pizza Slices & 2 12 inch Cheese PIZZA Refi llable Soda Pizzas $15.95 Ravioli 967-7566 Take-Out Only $9.95 Ad on Pg A28 $5.50 (Mention Coupon When Ordering) COPPER FISH Great Nightly Filet Mignon 1960’s 898-0354 CLOSED Dinner Specials Special Pricing on CLOSED CLOSED Ad on Pg A26 with a Foie Gras Demi Select Items COUNTRY CLUB FOOD Cheesesteak FOOD FOOD ALL DAY FOOD TAVERN Night WING NIGHT 465-1515 SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIALS FOOD SPECIALS 25¢ ea. Ad on Pg A34 4:30-6:30pm $3.00 4:30-6:30PM 4:30-6:30PM SPECIALS 4:30-6:30PM CREST From 4 pm From 4 pm From 4 pm From 4 pm From 4 pm From 4 pm From 4 pm TAVERN 522-1200 Chicken Pot Pie Meatloaf Dinner Steak & Shrimp Seafood Roast Turkey Stuff ed Prime Rib Ad on Pg A35 $7.95 $8.95 Scampi $15.95 Marinara $15.95 $9.95 Pork Chop $10.95 $12.95 BEAT the CLOCK PRIX FIXE MENU • 4-6 PM Mon.-Thurs. Buy a Kona Burger, BEAT the CLOCK PRIX FIXE MENU • 4-6 PM Mon.-Thurs. DOGTOOTH $12.99 includes soup or salad & dessert – DINNER SPECIALS – Get a Kona T-shirt FREE 12-4. $12.99 includes soup or salad & dessert 522-8383 $1.50 TACOS • $6 NACHOS Discount Apps RIB NIGHT AFTER 4 PM: $5 BURRITOS 35¢ Wings Discount Apps 1/2 Rack $6.99, $1 Kobe Beef $5 All American Ad on Pg A33 4-6pm Full Rack $12.99 Sliders (after 6pm) Burgers (after 6pm) (after 6pm) (after 6pm) 4-7pm w/fries & slaw DOMINO’S EVERYDAY LUNCH SPECIAL • Large Pizza with 1 Topping • $5.99 + tax 11am to 3pm PIZZA MONDAY MADNESS WACKY WEDNESDAY - 3 Med. FEAST THURSDAY - Call 465-9090 2 FOR TUESDAY 465-9090 Any Feast Pizza $12.99 Let’s Make a Deal Large Pizza with Any Large Pizza - Pay Regular Pizzas w/1 topping, a bread side Specials for Weekend Specials unlimited toppings $9.99 Menu Price - 2nd one of Ad on Pg A34 & a 2 Liter Coca Cola $20.00 A $4.00 Savings Deep Dish - $1.00 more equal or lesser value - FREE Special Family Dining Menu FAI’S CHINESE Special Family Dining RESTAURANT 5-8 pm - Tues., Wed. & Thurs. $14.95 for 2 • $27.95 for 4 Menu - 5-8pm 624-8000 $45.95 for 6 • $58.95 for 8 includes Appetizers, Soups, Ad on Pg A28 Includes Appetizers, Soup, Fried Rice & Entree Fried Rice & Entree 1/2 Price Appetizers from 4-7pm (Bar Only) Prime Rib 1/2 Price FLIP FLOPZ Appetizers 522-3350 Fresh Catch Nightly Dinner Specials Night Starting from 4-7pm Ad on Pg A27 Fish Night at $9.99 (Bar Only) GECKO’S Great Lunch & Dinner Specials 898-7750 CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Ad on Pg A24 including many Vegetarian Dishes

GOODNIGHT 5-10 pm 5-10 pm Nascar Race Day Specials 5-10 pm 5-10 pm • $1 Beef Sliders IRENE’S “Pizza & Pitchers” 25¢ Wings & The Island’s DINNER SPECIALS $5 Appetizer Sampler $7 Taco Platter • $2 Buff alo Chicken Sliders See Ad on Page A31 for all $1 Tacos • $5 Nachos • $2 Mini Cheesesteaks • Stuff ed Peppers w/ Best Steamed Clams 729-3861 • Buff alo Chicken 5-10pm drink and food specials. $9 Mexican • All You Can Eat Snow Crabs Ad on Pg A30 Garlic Bread $9.95 Stromboli $10 Served during Nascar races. Brick Oven Pizza or Crawfi sh $16.95 Page A32 On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com April 22-27, 2009

WEEK OF 4/22 to 4/28 Weekly Specials Dining Guide Your Guide to Dining Specials in Cape May County PLACE WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY HARBOR I –– GREAT NIGHTLY SPECIALS • DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS –– I VIEW CLOSED 884-5444 CLOSED Prime Rib $15 Oven Fired SERVING BREAKFAST Turkey $15 CLOSED Ad on Pg A25 PIZZA PIZZA GREAT SPECIALS Burger Mania D & W Avocado 5 Alarm Homemade Chicken JACK’S SHACK Buff alo Chicken Chipotle BREAKFAST SPECIALS Cheese Steak Salads - Coleslaw, Parmigiana 368-4565 Hoagie Burger Sm - $6.50 Potato, Pasta, $7.95 Coff ee is always $1! Ad on Pg A34 Lg - $7.50 $6.95 Lg - $8.00 Chicken & Tuna L’s RESTAURANT Early Bird Specials $13.50 I –– Early Bird Specials $13.50 –– I & J BONES Five Entrees • Soup to Nuts Five Entrees • Soup to Nuts 628-3024 Ad on Pg A33 $5 Wings $5 Mussels LA PIAZZA EARLY BIRD MENU DAILY • 4-5pm CUCINA 522-8300 SWEET 16 • $16 DINNER MENU Ad on Pg A35 All Day Thurs, Fri and Sun (Sat. 4-5pm only) • Dine In Only LITTLE ITALY Prime Rib Flounder Capriccioso (14-16oz.) $24.95 Sauteed & topped 523-0999 with crabmeat in a Ad on Pg A29 $21.95 lemon wine sauce $6 PIZZA - BAR LUNCH SPECIAL 11am-3pm • GREAT QUALITY DINNER SPECIALS at GREAT PRICES LUCKY BONES 884-2663 Brick Oven Whole Flat Iron Ad on Pg A26 Roasted 1/2 Prime Rib Chicken Dinner Fresh Fish Steak Dinner LUIGI’S PASTA Come & Celebrate the start “Pasta Your Way” Also featuring Veal & “Pasta Your Way” We have great Appe- Join us & VINO of our 15th year in Avalon is Back! 12 Unique Chicken “Your Way” is Back! 12 Unique tizers, Soups & Salads Choices for $14 at a great value! Choices for $14 “Fresh & Italian” “Early or Late, Family or Date” 368-1262 Open Thursday through The “pastabilities” Try our Steaks & (with Real Italian) (See our menu@ Ad on Pg A35 Sunday nights. are Endless… Rack of Lamb “Gravy” www.goldeninn.com) Open every Thursday - Sunday nights from 5pm MERION INN I –– EARLY BIRD & NIGHT OWL MENU –– I 884-8363 CLOSED From $16.95 for 2 courses • From $18.95 for 3 courses CLOSED CLOSED Ad on Pg A24 $15 Express Dinner Served All Night MOONFISH GRILL 898-1600 CLOSED –– NIGHTLY DINNER SPECIALS –– CLOSED CLOSED Ad on Pg A24 Roast Turkey Dinner OWEN’S PUB Cheeseburgers $2.50 I–– FRIDAY & SATURDAY ––I $7.99 9-inch Pasta $2.95 729-7290 Wings $1.95 Prime Rib Sandwich Sirloin Steak, Popcorn Mini Cheesesteak Meatloaf Ad on Pg A27 w/FF & Cole Slaw $5.99 BLACKBOARD SPECIALS Shrimp & Cole Slaw $1.95 $8.99 Dinner $7.99 THE REAL ENCHILADA SUPER SPECIALS • 50% OFF ENTIRE MENU 967-8226 (TACO) I ––––––––––– ––––––––––– I Ad on Pg A28 RIO STATION Prime Rib Night Wing Nite! 889-2000 I ––––––––––––– $12.99 ECONO BUSTER DINNERS ––––––––––––– I Ad on Pg A33 Birthday Club - Your age is your discount Early Bird Specials • 3-5:30pm • 7 Days a Week • Blackboard Specials & Full Course Dinners STAR DINER 729-4900 H Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Daily H Ad on Pg A26 I ––––––––––– LUNCH SPECIALS EVERY DAY ––––––––––––– I STONE HARBOR 2 12 inch Cheese Spaghetti Spaghetti Lent Special Ravioli Chicken 2 for One PIZZA & Meatballs & Meatballs Grilled Mahi Pizzas $15.95 Parmesan 368-5454 Take-Out Only $9.95 Entree Ad on Pg A28 $6.95 $6.95 Sandwich or Salad (Mention Coupon When Ordering) $9.95 TOKYO SUSHI • TEMPURA • SASHIMI • TERIYAKI and More! 889-9220 Ad on Pg A30 New Specials Every Day! • Call 889-9220 for Take-Out! I ––––––––––––––––– LUNCH SPECIALS DAILY from $2.99 ––––––––––––––––– I WESTY’S One Pound T-Bone $10.99 Seafood $10.99 PRIME RIB Spaghetti with $10.99 IRISH PUB Steak with Potato Hot Buff et Cooked to Perfection 522-4991 & Vegetable - $13.99 PRIME RIB 4-7pm Mediterranean Clam Sauce $10.99 PRIME RIB Ad on Pg A29 4-7pm Cooked to Perfection (at the Bar) $17.95 25¢ Wings - 5pm 4-7pm Cooked to Perfection WINDRIFT Awesome Awesome 368-5175 Dinner Dinner Ad on Pg A29 Specials Specials DAILY • Kids Eat Free w/Every Adult Dinner Entree • New You Pick 2 - 2 Course Lunch $5.99 • 2 Course Dinner $9.99 WOODY’S WHY NOT WEDNESDAY THANKSGIVING PRIME RIB DAILY SUNDAY MEATLOAF TACO TUESDAY 522-3030 Homemade THURSDAY $16.95 Ad on Pg A30 Chicken Pot Pie $8.95 CHEF 25¢ WINGS MONDAY $7.95 25¢ Wings • 9pm - ’til $11.95 served w/2 sides SPECIAL ALL DAY $8.95 All You Can Eat April 22-27, 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com On Deck Page A33

Submitted calendar events must be received a week to ten days before the event to What’s On Deck insure that it makes the next issue. Karen & Rei’s You’re Invited to Discover School, $1 and donation of canned food ‘Strictly Jersey’ comes item. Emcee Terry-Oke. Call 886-2005 x 132. THE SAM AZEEZ MUSEUM OF WOODBINE HERITAGE to Cape May Relive 19th Century History Minutes from Your Classroom South Jersey Marina in Cape May, a Spaghetti Dinner, Pastors for Peace and Programs Focus on Tolerance and Prejudice Reduction, K-12 long established and well-known busi- Healthcare NOW!, 6-9 p.m., Collingswood Contact Jane Stark ness in the boating community, will Presbyterian Church, 30 Fern Ave., Col- 609-646-9400 host a new event scheduled for May lingswood, $20 adults, $10 children, [email protected] 1-3. 856-546-1214. Thai night every Thursday night ‘Strictly Jersey,’ a brand new boat Come sample authentic Thai dishes A Designated Friday, April 24-Saturday, April 25 Teaching Center show will feature New Jersey boat deal- Small plate menu every night except Saturday for the NJ ers, manufacturers, and related busi- Spring Festival Crafts Show, free, 10 No Reservations Required. • Thursday - Sunday Commission a.m.-4 p.m., Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 on Holocaust nesses. Rt. 9, CLERMONT•624-8205 Education Complete show details including Washington St., Cape May, 884-5404. complimentary ticket info can be found • ESTABLISHED 1955 • at the show’s website: StrictlyJersey. Sensational 60s Weekend, Friday, Jerry com. Blavat Dance Party, 6 p.m.; Saturday street fair, Fox Park, car show, vendors, enter- Wednesday - tainment, Doo Wop bus tours; concert, 6 Monday - Chianti Classico Nite Log onto CapeMayCountyHerald.com p.m., $45, Wildwoods Convention Cen- $10 Bottle Wine List and use the online calendar to find out ter, 888-729-0033; Sunday, Second and R E S T A U R A N T • B A R details. Please note: some events may Olde New Jersey avenues, North Wild- dinners • cocktails • wines from 5 p.m. daily have a pre-registration deadline. wood, non-3 p.m. free entertainment. Area Codes are 609 unless otherwise noted. Rummage Sale, St. John Lutheran Opening for the Season Church, Tenth Street and Central Ave- Wednesday, April 22 nue, Ocean City, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., food and Friday, April 24th Business at the Beach Expo, 4-7 p.m., baked goods, Saturday is Bag Day. Dona- Open Daily Wildwoods Convention Center, 465- tions accepted, 399-0798. 7181. reservations suggested • 609-729-0401 Saturday, April 25 1901 New York Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ Thursday, April 23 Thanksgiving Dinner in April, all the Internet Class for PC Users, 6-8 p.m., trimmings, 4-6:30 p.m. or until food runs learn how to navigate the Internet, prac- out, $8 adults, children $3, takeout avail- Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner Featuring Live tice finding Web sites, registration re- able, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, 13 Entertainment quired, Avalon Library, 235 32nd St. Lite Menu W. Bates Ave., Villas, information and or- Thursday 9pm ders 886-2625. Friday, April 24 Karaoke with Johnny Tocco Spring Bike Rally, Cape Classics Motor- Chocolate Fantasy Buffet, Washing- cycle Club, vendors and entertainment, ton Inn Chef Kathleen Cressman-Pastiu, WELCOME BIKERS Wildwood, 729-8870. 2 p.m., 801 Washington St., Cape May, Spring Run Weekend $35, 884-5404 or capemaymac.org. Saturday 9pm Red Hatters of Cape May County, buffet Sindi Raymond luncheon, Lower Township, noon, $15 Citywide Yard Sale, Tabernacle Grounds, includes tax & tip, reservations required Blue Water Grille Continuous Music with Fifth and Wesley avenues, Ocean City, 8 LOCATED IN THE BOLERO RESORT by April 13, 465-4787 or 886-6741. a.m.–noon, 398-4662. Paul Tozz 3320 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Fri. • Sat. • Sun. Gardening-by-the-Sea Club, Arbor Day Choral Festival, Ocean City Tabernacle, 522-6929 COMING MAY 1ST • SOUL CRUISERS tree dedication and planting, 10 a.m., Fifth and Wesley avenues, 7 p.m., free, Lower Township Municipal Campus, 2600 399-1915. Bayshore Road, Villas. Town dignitaries, Celebrating BUY ONE LUNCH OR DINNER AT REGULAR Garden Club members and children from Joint Replacement Seminar, Dr. Joseph 15th Anniversary PRICE, GET 2ND L’s Douglass Memorial School will join in the Harhay, Atlantic Shore Orthopedic Asso- & JBones fun. ciation, noon, Oceanview Center for Re- RESTAURANT TAVERN habilitation, 2721 Route 9. Complimen- % OFF WITH COUPON Great Food - Casual Atmosphere!p You’ve Got Talent, Lower Township cannot be combined with any other offers Paul W. Schmidtchen Theatre, LCMR High continued on page A34 50 Private Parties • Banquets On the site of the old The Best Deal - Cheng’s Buffet • 6 Large Flat Screen TVs • Corbin House Open Sun. 11am-9pm • Mon.-Thurs.-Thurs 4-9pm FREE MEAL WEEKLY DINNER Fri. 4-10pm • Sat. 11am-10pm Live Entertainment T Kids Under 3 BUFFET SPECIALS April 26th Closed For Lunch • Open For Dinner 6:30pm Friday & Saturday Night - Eat FREE Try our Happy Hour 4-6 Sun.-Thurs. A (Must be accompanied by an “Just In Time” K adult customer) Steamed BLUE BONE April 24 @ 8 p.m. EAT IN LUNCH (11AM-3PM) Entrees! Monday Night - Martini & Mussel Night - Voted #1 Italian Restaurant E 75 75 ADULTS $6 CHILDREN AGES 4-11 $4 SOFT DRINK $5 mussels and $5 well martinis all night in the Tavern Only. in South Jersey DINNER (3:30 - 9:30 PM) 70¢ FREE REFILLS $ 99 $ 99 Thursday Nights - Thirsty Thursdays ADULTS 9 CHILDREN AGES 4-11 5 Early Bird 4-6 Sunday - Friday O Take Out Buffet $5 wings in the Tavern Only! ITALIAN RESTAURANT 99 Open Year Round for Lunch & Dinner U $9 All Day $2 Coors Light, Miller Lite and Yuengling pints. Village Shoppes 119 Rt. 50 • Corbin City www.alfesinwildwood.com T of Rio Grande 609-628-3024 Corner of Oak & New Jersey Avenues, Wildwood, New Jersey 886-0909 Call for Reservations heng’sheng’s www.Ls-jbones.com • Open 7 days a week 609-729-5755 • CALL FOR RESERVATIONS ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET OPEN FOR LUNCH SATURDAY & SUNDAY

HAPPY HOUR DAILY 4-6pm A Kona Establishment THE RIO STATION FRIDAY 4-7pm EVERY MONDAY Happy Discount Apps! WING NITE OPEN FOR LUNCH $1 Domestic Drafts 5¢ Birthday Club During Lunch N.O.I.S.E. Is today your birthday? DAILY 11:30 AM 12-4pm, Mon.-Fri. Wednesday • Taco Nite!tete!! Thursday • Wing Nite! Friday • Extended NIGHTS OF INDUSTRY SERVICE ENTERTAINMENT Your age is $1.50 Tacos • $6 Nachos Happy Hour 4-7pm DJ DATGIRL ~n~ DJ ROBBIE your discount!* 35¢3 Wings & *Restrictions apply. Please call for details. $9 Coronita Buckets $3 Heinekens & Heineken Lights 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. $5 Burritos • $4 Margaritas Name that Tune 8pm! $2.00 Cover AT $2.50 Import BottleBottless CLUB $3 Coronas & Red Stripe (after 6pm) Late Nite Happy Hour 11pm-12am “Dress to Impress” RIO EVERY DAY 21 & over with ID $ 12.99 Saturday • Martini Night Sunday • Kona Sunday $3$ Cosmos, Appletinis & Chocolatinis BuyBu a Kona Burger, Get a Kona T-shirt FREE 12-4pm. ECONOMY BUSTER $12.99 $3 Kona Draft all day. DINNER SPECIALS LIVE MUSIC 9PM Beat the RIB NIGHT • After 4pm - 1/2 Rack $6.99 LateLa Nite Happy Hour 11pm-12am Clock Full Rack $12.99 incl. Fries & Cole Slaw QUIZZO CASH Menu EVERY with Ronn E Dee Mon-Thurs PRIZES 4-6pm WEDNESDAY 7 to 9 p.m. MondayMoond • Buckets & Sliders Tuesday • Buds n Burgers Must be 21 to play • $1 Kobe Beef Sliders $5 All American Burgers • $6.50 Miller Lite Or Grande Center Shopping Mall $2 Bud & Bud Light Bottles Rolling Rock Buckets (after 6pm) (after 6pm) Take-Out Wings • Ice Cold Beer • Package Goods Rio Grande, New Jersey 609-889-2000 CORNERCOORNER OF TAYLOR & NEW JERSEY AVES., WILDWOOD • 609-522-8383 • WWW.DOGTOOTHBAR.COM Page A34 On Deck www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com April 22-27, 2009

Shore Home Show, Cape May Elemen- CRAB ISLAND What’s On Deck tary School, ideas and accessories for your home, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Chamber of Restaurant continued from page A33 Commerce of Greater Cape May, 884- RISTORANTE ITALIANO Pub & Liquor Store tary lunch will be served, call 780-3058 5508. 2319 Ocean Dr., Avalon • 368-4494 to register. Serving Steaks • Seafood Beach Sweeps, 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Italian Specials Large Selection of Appetizers Earth Day, County Park and Zoo, Court Poplar Avenue beach, Wildwood, bring House, 9 a.m. 5K-Earth Day Run, other gloves, sunscreen, hard-soled shoes, rain Now open for events 10 a.m., activities until 4 p.m. A or shine, Clean Ocean Action. 2009 Season Fri., Sat. & Sun. from 4pm guided one-mile Earth Walk 11 a.m., eco- OPEN THURS. THRU SUN. • ALL YOU CAN EAT shops, music, a craft show. Roast Beef Dinner, Cape May United Dinner from 5pm Methodist men, Lyle Hall, 635 Washing- SNOWCRABS Basket weaving, advanced class, 9:30 ton St., 4:30-7 p.m., adults $10, children. Prepared By CHEF VITO PERRICCI a.m.-3:30 p.m., Main Library, 30 Mechan- $5. Take Out Available 26th & Park Blvd., Wildwood • 522-9339 ic St., Court House. Create a “Magazine Basket,” instructor Laurie Schiffelbein, Saturday, April 25-Sunday, April 26 15 students; registration required with Vintage Dance Weekend, Cape May, valid library card and non-refundable fee learn 19th century dances, Saturday, OPEN FOR THE of $10 for materials. 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., costumed Vintage 2009 SEASON! Ball, 8 p.m. Saturday night; Tea Dance, Visit us on the web Penny Party, North Cape May Seniors, Sunday, 1 p.m. Victorian dress encour- www.ninosfamilyrestaurant.com Millman Center, Bayshore Road, Villas, aged not required, Chalfonte Hotel, 301 Family Restaurant on the Triangle doors open 11 a.m., drawing starts at Howard St. All-inclusive $75; workshops 729-9314 noon. Admission $1 includes coffee and $45, Vintage Ball $30, Tea Dance $20; cake, 898-7251. 884-5404. Open Thurs.-Sun. Earth Day, Cape May Point State Park, Sunday, April 26 Dinner & Early Birds From 3pm nature walks 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.; 11 a.m. March of Dimes, five-mile walk, Music Fantastic Sunday Breakfast 8am-1pm Kids and Critters live animal show, free, Pier, Ocean City, one end of the board- 884-2159. walk and back, light breakfast and light Corner of New Jersey & Walnut North Wildwood lunch, music and entertainment, 856- (1 mile past the N.W.W. Bridge — Across the street from McDonald’s) • Major Credit Cards Accepted The Dr. Is In, meet Dr. Emlen Phys- 874-9050 or marchforbabies.org. ick, 1048 Washington St., Cape May, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., self-guided tour, “HERstory: Wine Seminar, Wildwood Catholic High Women in the Victorian Era,” $10 adults, School, 1500 Central Ave., North Wild- Open Daily EarlyEarly BBirdird SpecialsS • 3-5:30pm • 7 Days a Week $5 children ages 3-12, 884-5404. wood, 2 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Rich Gerber, BlackboardBlackboa Specials • Full Course Dinners Dionysian Society International, wine Baking on the Premises Our Story Begins, Storytelling 300 tasting, light food served, silent auction, years of Cape May history, Washington $50, 522-7257 or 496-4098. FA Street Mall and the Beachfront Prome- BREAK ST, ng NN nade, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; Physick Estate, 11 Fashion Show, Christ Child Society, vi nd DI ER noon, Grand Hotel, Cape May, fashions er H a a.m.-3 p.m., free, 884-5404. S NC by Peebles, $25, reservations required LU Voted Spring Festival Crafts Show, Physick 898-0060 or 898-6165. Restaurant” Estate, 1048 Washington St., Cape May, “Bestt FamilyFamily Restaurant” MAC, 884-5404. Concert, Mainland Choral Society, 4 Diner Cafe Restaurant My Fox Philly Hot List 325 WEST SPRUCE AVE. p.m., Central United Methodist Church, NORTH WILDWOOD • FREE PARKING!! Opening Day Ceremonies, Middle Shore Road and Central Avenue, Lin- 609-729-4900 • www.stardinercafe.com “Voted Best of The Shore” Township baseball and softball, Davies wood. A free-will offering will be taken. Philadelphia Magazine Complex, 10 a.m., 465-8743. Call 823-4590. continued on page A35 CAPE MAY COUNTY ALMANAC - APRIL/MAY MOON - PHASES/POSITIONS CORRECTION TIMES DOMINO’S The Moon’s effect on the Tide is greatest when closest to the Earth (in Perigee) Compute approximate times of and when in direct alignment with Sun & Earth (Full & New Moon phases). high & low water for your area by On and about these dates, low pressure systems and/or strong winds adding or subtracting the following PIZZA (depending upon direction) may result in fl ooding and/or extremely low tides. number of minutes for each tide MOON PHASE phase in the Tide Table. Eat-In and Take Out First Quarter ...... 2 $ 2-2-2 DEAL Full Moon ...... 9 LOW HIGH Economy Buffet 5.45 Great Egg Harbor Inlet Last Quarter ...... 17 Plus 7 Minus 1 Mon. - Fri. 11:30-3pm New Moon ...... 24 Ocean City (9th St. Bridge) 2 Oven Baked Sandwiches Perigee ...... 1 & 28 Plus 31 Plus 11 Corson Inlet (Bridges) Special Fine Dining Apogee ...... 16 Plus 9 Minus 3 2 Bags of Chips & 2 20oz. Sodas SEA ISLE CITY Menu Daily 4-10pm TIDE TABLE (Ludlam Thoro Bridge) Computed for Cape May City beachfront; for other areas, see Correction Times. 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E-mail to reserve your Check out SeeMyBigFish.com and be are open, more boats are heading out Your Radar, April 27, 6 p.m., 3156 Rt. 9 dates at [email protected]. sure to send your fish stories to cmiller@ and the reports are getting better and Suite 6, Rio Grande, 463-8867 or e-mail Charlie Langan at South Jersey Mari- cmcherald.com. This column appears better. A sure sign the fishing season has [email protected] na is back as well and reports that their first online at capemaycountyherald.com begun. David Pritchard, Captain Joe’s son The offshore fishing report from the charter fleet is all de-winterized, fired up Atlantic Star for April 10 had all but a and ready to go. few anglers with their limit of sea bass With the striper and drum seasons un- CHINESE and each averaged two to three tile fish. derway, their recent trips have produced Dragon House RESTAURANT Michael and Kim Hemsarth, Kenneth good results. This is just the beginning Square, Pa.; Jim Guelich, Mt Laurel; Peter of what hopefully will be a banner Spring Corner of PaciÀ c & Lincoln Avenues, Wildwood Wong, Brooklyn, NY, and Dino Tabactsid- season. Anyone who wants to join in can is, Sicklerville; were among the success- book a charter reservation by dialing TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE • 609-522-2320 Free Delivery $15 min. ful anglers. 609-884-3800. Lunch SSpecials Specialpecialss L1 - Sesame Chicken COUPON Heung Kim, Baltimore, Md., caught his Harbor View Bait and Tackle reports L2 - Sweet & Sour Chicken limit of sea bass and an 18.5-pound tile continued good striper fishing with keep- CallCall AheadAhead L3 - Pepper Steak with Onion to win the pool. ers up to 34 inches; many anglers catch- SERVEDSERVED DAILY NOONNOON TOTO 3PM3PM L4 - BBQ Spare Ribs (4 pieces) % On April 13, the Atlantic Star had an- ing their limit. L5 - Baby Shrimp with Broccoli 10 OFF $ .25.25 Your Total Dinner Price Over other great trip. Striper action remains steady in the up- L6 - Mixed Vegetables with Garlic Sauce $ 00 All 7 ea.ea. L7 - Chicken Lo Mein (Soft Noodle) 10 With This Coupon Chris Molinaro, North Haledon; Had per bay with most fishers using clam but (with(with pork frfriedied rriceice or whwhiteite rrice)ice) Not to be combined with any other offers. SorrySorry no combiningcombining wwithith other offerofferss L8 - Chicken with Broccoli Birchmire, Cherry Hill; Brad Warren, some plug and surface lures are working, Exp. 5/15/09 Malvern, Pa.; and Mike Jung, NY, all too. The charter boat Risky Business also OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 12NOON • Sun.-Thurs. till 10pm • Fri. & Sat. till 11pm caught the limit of sea bass with fish up had their first drum fish. to 6.5-pounds. Blackfishing is good on local wrecks Scott Dunlevy, North Haledon, brought with many limit catches of tog up to in 20 sea bass including the 6.75-pound 10-pounds. Clams are working best there pool winner. with some success on green crabs. Sweet 16 Schmedley Charters sent in their first The summer flounder regulations in report of the season. Captain Joe reports New Jersey consist of an open season All Day Thurs., Fri. & Sun. that Thursday, April 9 was a little differ- from May 23 through Sept. 4, 18-inches Sat. From 4-5pm ent then the previous week; with the full or greater and 6 fish per day. moon, fishing wasn’t at its peak. He end- The size limit for black sea bass is now $ Dinner ed up at the Horseshoe, with a few shorts 12.5-inches, the season remains open all Cucina Italiana 16 Menu and a couple of keepers. year with a bag limit of 25 fish per day. & Cocktail Lounge Good Friday, was definitely good for Musky School on Greenwood Lake of- Open Thurs., Fri., (Dine in Only) fishing. They had 11 stripers and one fered by Muskies Inc. Learn how to catch drum weighing 20-25-pounds. This was these elusive fish and support the im- Sat. & Sun. from 4pm their first drum of the year. The Captain provement of NJ musky fishery. This six- *Happy*Happy HHourour FFridayriday 575-7pmpm was fishing up by Egg Island Flats. hour course includes a shore lunch. This Complimentary Appetizers at Bar* and Live Entertainment/Karaoke Friday’s with Wayne & Jamie 5pm til? What’s On Deck Happy Hour Only continued from page A34 and Philadelphia avenues. Theme: Shall Your Host Joey M Open Mic Night at The Branches, The We Dance. Local student displays, also, free, 884-4626 or 884-4370 . BURK & PACIFIC AVENUES • WILDWOOD • 609-522-8300 Village Shoppes Mall, rear parking area, www.lapiazzacucina.com Off Street Parking/Available For Banquets Rio Grande, singers, songwriters and Check us out on CHEF’s channel 190 Thurs. thru Sat. at 5pm performers of all ages, 7 p.m., 889-0667, Wednesday, April 29 425-3704 or meetup.com/SJ-Singers- Raptor Predator and Prey Relation- Songwriters-Collective/ ship, Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ, Join Us For Breakfast and Lunch! JoinJy us “Early or Late, Family or Date” 7 p.m., Upper Cape Library, 2050 Route Serving Soup & Daily Lunch Specials Monday, April 27 631, Petersburg, 628-2607. Luigi’s Pasta Welcome Tea, Afternoon delight, Wom- en’s Civic Club of Avalon, non-members Thursday, April 30 & Vino Chefs’ Dine-Around, five-courses with Rick’s $5, Community Hall, 12:15, reservations 967-3853. wine, each course served in one of Cape May’s restaurants, trolley provided, limit Featuring....Ft 34 people, 6 p.m., $125, gratuity includ- Breakfast Back by Popular Lecture, “New Jersey Shipwrecks,” Mar- garet Buchholz, slide show and reading, ed, reserve early, 884-5404 or capemay- Demand... 7 p.m., Main Library, 30 Mechanic St., mac.org. House “Pasta Your Way” Court House, refreshments, book sign- with 12 unique choices Scholarship Fundraiser, Legal Secre- ing, 463-6350. OpenOpen Still only $14 taries of CMC, 6-9 p.m., Avalon Country 7am to 2pm Meet All The Locals Monday, April 27-Saturday, May 2 Club, $25 members, $20 guests, free This & Every Soup and Sandwich Fundraiser, Juve- chair massages, reserve by April 27, 846- Thursday-Sunday 0969. nile Diabetes Research, Flip Flopz Restau- Nights From 5pm rant, Spruce and Old New Jersey avenues, North Wildwood, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. daily, Poetry Café Open Mic Night, 4-6 p.m. Try our $10, 522-7874. Main Library, 30 Mechanic St., Court House, poets share their work, poetry “Winter Wine Cellar” Specials just $5./ glass Tuesday, April 28 word games, kids and teens can partici- pate, hot chocolate, cookies, 463-6350 Flower Show, Garden Club of Cape 78th St. & Dune Drive, Avalon NJ or cmclibraryteens.blogspot.com 6114 Landis Ave, Sea Isle Shopping Center May, 12:30-5 p.m., Grand Hotel, Beach Sea Isle City 263-0037 For Information & Reservations 609.368.1262

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Wildwood • 609-522-7759 • Open 11am - 3am • Year Round A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 Roberson Golf Cape May County Library Adult Programs Fundraiser APRIL/MAY 2009 • www.cmclibrary.org Slated May 8 Main Branch is Cape May Court House 463-6350 WHITESBORO — The Lower Branch in Villas 886-8999 • Upper Branch in Petersburg 628-2607 Concerned Citizens of Wildwood Crest Branch 522-0564 • Cape May City Branch 884-9568 Whitesboro, Inc. will hold the sixth annual John Rob- Stone Harbor 368-6809 • Sea Isle City 263-8485 • Woodbine 861-2501 erson Golf Tournament Monday fundraising event May 8, at April 27 Main Branch 4:30 YA Games Night, 7:00 New Jersey Shipwrecks Avalon Golf Club located at Lower Branch 3:00 Watercolors that Glow * Upper Branch 6:00 Re-employment Seminar 1510 Route 9 North. May 4 Main Branch 4:30 YA Games Night, 7:00 Everyday French* The tournament fee is May 11 Main Branch 4:30 YA Games Night, 7:00 Everyday French* $100 per person and in- Tuesday cludes green fees, cart, gift, April 28 Main Branch 5:30 Gentle Yoga for Beginners* 7:00 All Levels Yoga for Advanced Beginners and lunch, beverages, prizes and Intermediate Yogis* dinner. May 5 Main Branch 5:30 Gentle Yoga for Beginners* 6:00 YA Teen Advisory Board Registration, lunch, range warm-up and contests will Lower Township Elementary School P.T.A. hosted its Annual Grandparents’ 7:00 All Levels Yoga for Advanced Beginners and Intermediate Yogis* begin at 11 a.m. with a May 12 Main Branch 5:30 Gentle Yoga for Beginners* 7:00 All Levels Yoga* Tea party at Mitnick School on April 3. Volunteers worked the event all day shotgun tee off at 1 p.m. so that the children could enjoy some quality time with their grandparents. Wednesday Cocktails, dinner and prizes April 22 Main Branch 6:00 Re-employment Seminar 6:30 French Class * Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess Pictured are P.T.A board members: Secretary Christina Malmgren, President will begin at 6 p.m. Rosie Price, Membership Chair Jackie Bashir, and Maud Abrams School Rep. April 29 Main Branch 6:30 French Class* Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess This charitable event typi- Gina McNeal. Lower Branch 6:00 Re-employment Seminar Upper Branch 7:00 Raptor Predator and Prey Relationship cally generates more than May 6 Main Branch 9:00 Intro to EBSCOhost 6:00 YA Teen Movie Night 6:30 French Class* $15,000 needed to support “Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess senior citizens, recreational more common than unsuccessful people with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded May 13 Main Branch 6:00 Crash: A Tale of Two Species/ Movie and Discussion with Scientists 6:30 French Class* activities for youth and aca- genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Wildwood Crest 5:00 Scrabble and Chess demic scholarships for eli- Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan ‘press on’ has gible students in the area. Thursday solved and always will solve the problems of the human race.” -Calvin Coolidge April 23 Main Branch 4:30 Conversation Spanish* 6:00 YA Book Club 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons* For additional informa- 6:30 Knitting Group 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi tion regarding the tourna- April 30 Main Branch 10:00 Great Books 4:30 Conversation Spanish* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons* ment or sponsorship op- ring fo portunities, contact Bernie hbors ca r neigh 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi Neig bors May 7 Main Branch 4:30 Conversation Spanish* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons 7:00 1st Thursday Book Blanks at 609- Group 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi 425-1578 or William Cott- May 14 Main Branch 9:00 Computer Class - Web 1.0 * 4:30 Conversation Spanish* 6:00 Acoustic Guitar Lessons* man at 463--8447. 6:30 Knitting 7:15 Musical Insight Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi 5:00 Teen Anime “Spirited Away” AARP Spring Friday Volunteers In Medicine April 24 No Programs Safe Driving OF CAPE MAY COUNTY May 1 No Programs Classes Slated Care this week May 8 No Programs COURT HOUSE — The made possible by generous donations from: May 15 Sea Isle City Branch 10:00 Introduction to Beaded Gemstone Jewelry * winter schedule for the Saturday AARP Drivers Safety Pro- 1ST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH April 25 Main Branch 9:30 Advanced Basket Making Workshop* gram has been announced. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN May 2 Main Branch 1:00 Container Gardening Upper Branch 11:00 Watercolors that Glow* It is as follows: May 9 Upper Branch 11:00 Watercolors that Glow* May 27 and 28: 5-9 p.m., BERNARD GROFF May 16 Main Branch 12:00 YA Games Tournament Upper Branch 11:00 Watercolors that Glow* DeVico Senior Center. Con- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WILDWOOD tact Frank Angelone, 463- Programs marked with * require registration • Programs marked with YA are young adult programs 0939. June 24 and 25: 5-9 For More Information on these programs, please see our website: p.m., DeVico Senior Center. www.cmclibrary.org Contact Frank Angelone, Thank You: 463-0939. For more information call 609-463-2846

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609-884-8266 Splash Zone Water Park KAREN & REI’S PACK ‘N PLAY: has immediate open- Like new, $40. ing for hands-on, expe- ✰✰✰✰✰ 609-522-0867 Beachfront Restaurant rienced manager with Is Interviewing Retail- Hotel/Motel- cashiering & customer * SERVERS RETAIL SALES for lease service skills. Must be Articles for Sale-

FRONT DESK computer literate Candidates must be Cape May. Part time, Wildwood Crest Motel CLERK POSITION well-spoken & well Piano for sale, classic must be available 7am- 3pm or Call 609-729-5600 groomed. Non-smok- early 20th Century up- weekends. Experience 4pm -12midnight or fax resume to ing premises. Part time right made by Wing & email: [email protected] in retail preferred. shifts available. 609-523-1122 & full time positions. Son, $325; Plus wicker

Experience preferred. Flexible hours. Year headboard, king size, Apply Monday - or call 609-522-6507 round positions only. $90. 609-884-0617 * HOUSEKEEPERS/ Competitive wages & Friday, 11am - 1pm Managerial/ Second Story Sweets ROOM ATTENDANTS Professional- benefi ts. Experience preferred 421 Washington Articles for Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- Call 609-624-8205 Street Mall WAREHOUSE Call Bal Harbour Hotel, for interview City Center, 2nd Floor MANAGER Stackable, electric wash- 609-522-3343 No phone calls. ✰✰✰✰✰ er & gas dryer, white. YARD SALE ADS Hotel/Motel- Must have NJ drivers li- EOE $250 or best offer. 419- cense & good organizing 399-0592 (cell) 4 Lines= $10.00* FRONT DESK skills. Required heavy Retail- CLERK POSITION lifting, use of forklifts & Restaurant- FURNISHINGS Additional Lines: $2.00 each making deliveries. SALESPERSON Rain Insurance: add $3.00 Available LINE COOK Furnishings- (if sale is rained out, please call for ad re-print 12 midnight - 8am. Call Melissa Experienced only. Full time, year round within 30 days of original yard sale date) Experience preferered. for an appointment position. MASTER BEDROOM: 609-522-2629 Apply in person, 6 piece higher end fur- Deadline: 10am, Fridays Bal Harbour Hotel 10am- 1pm: Must apply in person niture, in Avalon home. 609-522-3343 Jake’s Bar & Grill, Kona Sports “American Drew”. Triple Phone 609-886-8600 Ext 33 or 34 Or visit our offi ce: Offi ce- Bayshore & Delaware, Rio Grande & dresser, mirror, armoire, 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande Villas New Jersey Aves., 2 nightstands, king

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Ext. 33 or 34 A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF more particularly described as Unit No. 201, Against premises situate in the Borough of Liability Company, et al APRIL A.D. 2009 3x Fee=$131.22 APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF of said Condominium, together with other Tax Lot No. 2 in Block 257.03 Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, State Docket No. F-6693-08 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/09 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSES appurtenances to said Unit which Unit and of New Jersey, described as follows: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ______2009-2010 LICENSE TERM appurtenances have been more specifi cally Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Tax Lot: 2 Tax Block : 3302 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New PUBLIC NOTICE defi ned in the Master Deed, which is com- 309-313 Condominium, a Condominium Beginning at the intersection of the Southeast- Jersey. Notice is hereby given that applications to prised of premises known as Block 219, Lots erly side of Atlantic Avenue (formerly Ocean Municipality: City of Ocean City Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will th renew all annual alcoholic beverage licenses 13.02 & 14, Tax Map of City of Wildwood, New Nearest Cross Street: 26 Avenue and Atlan- Avenue) and the Northeasterly side of Wiste- The property to be sold is located in the Town- be received via the Internet until 10:00:59 will be fi led with the Director of the Division of Jersey and including an undivided 58% fee tic Avenue ria Road; extending thence Northeastwardly Street Address: 3349-51 Asbury Avenue ship of Dennis in the County of Cape May, A.M. on 5/7/09 downloaded, and publicly Alcoholic Beverage Control or the municipal interest in the general common elements of along the Southeasterly side of Atlantic Av- Ocean City, New Jersey State of New Jersey. opened and read, from Bidders classifi ed local license issuing authority and may be ap- said Condominium appurtenant to said Unit, Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- enue 100 feet in front or breadth; and of that under N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq.; in the CON- proved on or after May 1st of this year. Objec- which Unit and appurtenant general common nicipal or tax liens that may be due. width extending Southeastwardly between Size of Property: 60’ x 100’ Commonly known as: 253 Tyler Road, Town- FERENCE ROOM-A, 1st Floor F & A Building, tion to any renewal should be made immedi- elements have been more specifi cally defi ned Taxes/sewer/water may be delinquent – You parallel lines 320 feet in length or depth. ship of Dennis, Woodbine, NJ 08270 New Jersey Department of Transportation, ately in writing to the Municipal Clerk of the in the Master Deed and depicted on certain must check with the tax collector for exact Nearest Intersection: Thirty-Fourth Street 1035 Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; municipality where the license is located if that exhibits thereto. amounts due. Being Lots 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16 and 17, Tax Lot No. 1.09 in Block 66 for: license sells alcoholic beverages to consum- Block 38B on Plan showing Subdivision of “B” Beginning Point: Beginning at a point in the ers, or the Director, Division of Alcoholic Bev- Prior Liens/Encumbrances Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Blocks Southeast of Atlantic Avenue, Borough southeasterly line of Asbury Avenue, 70 feet Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) FHWA Drainage Restoration Contract, South erage Control, P.O. Box 087, Trenton, New Water Open + Penalty: $185.61 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and of Wildwood Crest, New Jersey, March 24, northeastwardly of the northeasterly line of 3.28 Acres - 2009; Routes US 9, NJ 33, NJ 35, NJ 38, US Jersey 08625 for any other type of alcoholic Sewer Open + Penalty: $819.13 expenses, there remains any surplus money, 1947, fi led. Thirty-Fourth Street. 40, NJ 47, NJ 70, NJ 73, NJ 88, US 130, NJ beverage license. No individual notices will Total As Of February 26, 2009: $1,004.74 the money will be deposited into the Superior Nearest Cross Street: Barnett Avenue 147, NJ 157, NJ 166, US 206, & US 322; Mer- be published with respect to license renewal Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Known as Lots 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16 and Real Estate taxes are due for the 2nd Quarter cer, Monmouth, Ocean, Atlantic, Burlington, applications. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a 17, Block 38.03 on the current tax map of the 2008 - $1,283.50 plus interest; 3rd Quarter Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Camden, and Cape May Counties tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Borough of Wildwood Crest. 2008 - $2,032.62 plus interest; 4th Quarter nicipal or tax liens that may be due. JERRY FISCHER expenses, there remains any surplus money, 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that 2008 - $2,032.62 plus interest; 1st Quarter Federal Project No: STP-B00S(701) DIRECTOR the money will be deposited into the Superior person’s claim and asking for an order direct- This description is contained in the recorded 2009 - $1,658.06 plus interest. Taxes/sewer/water may be delinquent – You DP No: 09421 DIVISION OF Court Trust Fund and any person claiming ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff mortgage instrument. must check with the tax collector for exact ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a or other person conducting the sale will have Water and sewer are private. amounts due. Bidders are required to comply with the motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and information regarding the surplus, if any. Commonly known as: 6211 Atlantic Avenue, requirements of P.L. 1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C 10x Fee=$133.65 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 17:27. 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06, person’s claim and asking for an order direct- ATTN: The Plaintiff may let the bid go for less tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 05/13, 05/20, 05/27, 06/03/09 ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff than the judgment amount consistent with the A full legal description of the premises can expenses, there remains any surplus money, expenses, there remains any surplus money, For Federal projects, Bidders must register ______or other person conducting the sale will have adjusted FMV of the property at the time of be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape the money will be deposited into the Superior the money will be deposited into the Superior with both the New Jersey Department of Trea- SHERIFF’S SALE information regarding the surplus, if any. sale. Plaintiff may also agree to a short sale. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Court Trust Fund and any person claiming sury, Division of Revenue pursuant to N.J.S.A Please address any inquiries to: thirdparty- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a 52:32-44 AND the “Public Works Contractor By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out A full legal description of the premises can [email protected] liens and other Municipal Assessments. The motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Registration Act”, N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq. rd of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Please use our File No. and “3 Party” or amount due can be obtained from the local 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that (P.L. 2003, c. 91) prior to contract execution. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET May County. This sale is subject to unpaid “Short Sale” in your subject line. taxing authority. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Appropriate proof of these registrations should NUMBER F 16480 08 therein, pending taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff be provided to NJDOT as soon as possible. wherein WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY liens and other Municipal Assessments. The A full legal description of the premises can Amount due under judgment is $3,602,654.56 or other person conducting the sale will have or other person conducting the sale will have AS TRUSTEE FOR THE SERIES THRON- amount due can be obtained from the local be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be information regarding the surplus, if any. information regarding the surplus, if any. The Department, in accordance with Title VI BURG 2005-3 is the plaintiff AND NICOLE taxing authority. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., QUINN, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer check or treasurer’s check in the amount of A full legal description of the premises can The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemni- 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued pursuant to expose for sale at public venue on: Amount due under judgment is $478,638.77 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 20% of the bid price is required. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape fi cation which will insure the successful bid- such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilita- WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be amount due can be obtained from the local May County. This sale is subject to unpaid der at sale in respect to: Mortgage recorded tion Act of 1973 will afford minority business APRIL A.D. 2009 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxing authority. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 02/23/2000 and Judgment DJ-210478-2006 enterprises full opportunity to submit bids in at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court check or treasurer’s check in the amount of sale without further notice of publication. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The response to this invitation and will not dis- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $395,075.25 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- amount due can be obtained from the local A full legal description of the premises can criminate against any bidder on the grounds (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be tiff. taxing authority. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of race, color, sex, national origin, or handicap Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed May County. This sale is subject to unpaid in the project award. sale without further notice of publication. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Attorney: KAY AND KAY Amount due under judgment is $350,000.00 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Property to be sold is located in the Township All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 20% of the bid price is required. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Plans, specifi cations, and bidding information of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New tiff. 753092 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed amount due can be obtained from the local for the proposed work are available at Bid Ex- Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 4x Fee=$140.94 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of taxing authority. press website www.bidx.com. You must sub- Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD sale without further notice of publication. 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 20% of the bid price is required. scribe to use this service. To subscribe, follow Premises commonly known as: 5 Carriage Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ______Amount due under judgment is $275,275.67 the instructions on the web site. Fees apply to Lane, Middle Township, NJ 08210 753088 tiff. SHERIFF’S SALE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be downloading documents and plans and bid- 4x Fee=$194.40 sale without further notice of publication. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ding access. The fee schedule is available on Being known as Lot 200, Block 163.01 on the 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out All publication costs are paid for by the plain- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the web site. All fees are directly payable to offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Middle ______MAN of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- tiff. 20% of the bid price is required. Bid Express. SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Dimensions: 216.26 feet x 125.11 feet x 753090 NUMBER F 12771 08 therein, pending Attorney: GOLDENBERG, MACKLER, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Plans, specifi cations, and bidding information 221.45 feet x 125.0 feet By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$165.24 wherein BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. is the SAYEGH, MINTZ, PFEIFFER, BONCHI & sale without further notice of publication. All may be inspected (BUT NOT OBTAINED) by of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 plaintiff AND DANIEL I. MC DERMOTT, ET GILL publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. contracting organizations at our various De- Nearest Cross Street: Dias Creek Road cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ______ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer sign Field Offi ces at the following locations: NUMBER F 8523 08 therein, pending wherein SHERIFF’S SALE sale at public venue on: 753094 Attorney: *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the plaintiff AND WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF 4x Fee=$165.24 ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN 200 Stierli Court liens or other charges and any such taxes, LILLIAN J. SOUTTER are the defendant(s), I By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out APRIL A.D. 2009 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Mt. Arlington, NJ charges, liens, insurance premiums or other shall expose for sale at public venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ______753096 973-770-5141 advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET House Building located at 9 N. Main Street SHERIFF’S SALE 4x Fee=$165.24 All interested parties are to conduct and rely APRIL A.D. 2009 NUMBER F 18656 08 therein, pending where- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 Route 79 & Daniels Way upon their own independent investigation at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court in THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ______Freehold, NJ to ascertain whether or not any outstanding House Building located at 9 N. Main Street FOR THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS CWALT, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- PUBLIC NOTICE 732-308-4025 interest remain of record and/or have priority (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New INC. ALTERNATIVE LOAN TRUST 2006- Property to be sold is located in the City of cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the Jersey. 29T1, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State NUMBER F 15699 08 therein, pending Notice is hereby given that bid proposals will 1 Executive Campus Rt. 70W current amount due thereon. CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-29T1 is the of New Jersey. wherein GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC is the be received via the Internet until 10:00:59 A.M. Cherry Hill, NJ The property to be sold is located in the Town- plaintiff AND STANLEY P. SZAMBELAK, ET plaintiff AND MARK S. ECKSTEIN, ET AL, on 4/30/09, downloaded, and publicly opened 856-486-6624 **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the ship of Middle, County of Cape May, State of AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Commonly known as: 202A Allen Drive, Unit are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale and read, from Bidders classifi ed under Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only New Jersey. sale at public venue on: A-202, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 at public venue on: N.J.S.A. 27:7-35.1 et seq.; in the CONFER- New Jersey Department of Transportation a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF ENCE ROOM-A, 1st Floor F & A Building, New Division of Procurement shall have no further recourse against the Commonly known as: 235 Route 47 South, APRIL A.D. 2009 Tax Lot No. 202 in Block No. 30.15 APRIL A.D. 2009 Jersey Department of Transportation, 1035 Bureau of Construction Services Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Township of Middle, Cape May Court House, at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Parkway Avenue, Trenton, NJ 08625; for: 1035 Parkway Avenue NJ 08210 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimension of Lot Approximately: 378 Sq Ft House Building located at 9 N. Main Street PO Box 605 ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Maintenance Roadway Repair Contract Trenton, NJ 08625 mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, Tax Lot No. 3.01 in Block 148 Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: West Anglesea Drive Jersey. South, Sub-Region S-302, Contract No. S302; there remains any surplus money, the money Being Unit No. A-202 in the Lodge Condo- US Route 9 NB&SB, Route 157 NB&SB, and 3x Fee=$120.29 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Property to be sold is located in the Township minium, together with an undivided .63% The property to be sold is located in the Town- US Route 322 EB&WB, Absecon City, Dennis, 04/15, 04/22, 04/29/09 Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or 123 ft x 125 ft x 167 ft x 110 ft x 292 ft x 234 ft of Middle, County of Cape May, State of New interest in and to the common elements ap- ship of Lower in the County of Cape May, Middle, and Upper Townships, and Folsom ______any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Jersey. pertaining thereto as set forth in the Master State of New Jersey. Borough, Atlantic and Cape May Counties SHERIFF’S SALE to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Nearest Cross Street: Highs Beach Road Deed (and any amendments thereto), dated 100% State nature and extent of that person’s claim and Premises commonly known as: 15 Brooks Av- February 13, 1980, recorded April 22, 1980, in Commonly known as: 23 Beechwood Avenue, By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out asking for an order directing payment of the Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- enue, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Deed Book 1447, page 848 and as amended Lower, Villas, NJ 08251 DP No: 09403 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- surplus money. The Sheriff or other person nicipal or tax liens that may be due. in Deed Book 1764 page 200 in the Cape May cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET conducting the sale will have information re- Tax Lot No. 32 Block No. 12.01 County Clerk’s Offi ce, in conformity with the Tax Lot No. 20 in Block 368.02 Bidders are required to comply with the re- NUMBER F 13255 08 therein, pending garding the surplus, if any. Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- provisions of the Condominium Act of New quirements of P.L. 1975, c. 127 N.J.A.C 17:27. wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK is tion taxes/sewer/water information was not Approximate Dimensions: 1.01 Acres Jersey, N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 1 Acre The awarded bidder must provide a completed the plaintiff AND IDREES M. BABA, are the A full legal description of the premises can available – You must check with the tax col- Contractor Certifi cation and Disclosure of Po- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape lector for exact amounts due. Nearest Cross Street: N.J. State Highway “The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ad- Nearest Cross Street: Fourth Avenue litical Contribution Form(s) according to both venue on: May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Route U.S. 9 journ this sale without further notice through PL 2205, C.51 and Executive Order No. 117 WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- publication.” Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- within fourteen (14) days from the award date. MAY A.D. 2009 st liens and other Municipal Assessments. The tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Taxes: Current through 1 Quarter 2009* nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Executive Order No: 117 is effective on No- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court amount due can be obtained from the local expenses, there remains any surplus money, Prior Liens/Encumbrances vember 15, 2008. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 52:32- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street taxing authority. the money will be deposited into the Superior *Also subject to subsequent taxes, water and TOTAL AS OF March 5, 2009: $.00 Tax and prior lien info: Taxes, Sewer and Wa- 44, all bidders must be registered with the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Court Trust Fund and any person claiming sewer plus interest through date of payoff. ter may be delinquent; you must check with New Jersey Department of Treasury, Division Jersey. Amount due under judgment is $414,750.76 the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- the tax collector for exact amounts due. of Revenue, Business Registration, as of the with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and date of bids. The awarded bidder must provide Property to be sold is located in the City of added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- proof of valid business registration within four- Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New check or treasurer’s check in the amount of person’s claim and asking for an order direct- expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money will be deposited into the Superior tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and teen (14) days from the award date. Pursuant Jersey. 20% of the bid price is required. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff the money will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any person claiming expenses, there remains any surplus money, to the “Public Works Contractor Registration or other person conducting the sale will have Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a the money will be deposited into the Superior Act”, N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.48 et seq. (P.L. 2003, Commonly known as: 132 East Spencer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any information regarding the surplus, if any. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Court Trust Fund and any person claiming c. 91), all bidders must be registered with the Avenue (aka Spencer Avenue), Wildwood, sale without further notice of publication. motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a New Jersey Department of Labor, Division of NJ 08260 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- A full legal description of the premises can 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person’s claim and asking for an order direct- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Wage and Hour Compliance, at the time of tiff. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape person’s claim and asking for an order direct- ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that bid. The awarded bidder must provide proof Tax Lot No. 25 in Block 136 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale will have person’s claim and asking for an order direct- of PWCR within fourteen (14) days from the Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer or other person conducting the sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff award date. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The information regarding the surplus, if any. or other person conducting the sale will have 40 ft x 100 ft 753087 amount due can be obtained from the local A full legal description of the premises can information regarding the surplus, if any. The Department, in accordance with Title VI 4x Fee=$174.96 taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat. 252 U.S.C., Nearest Cross Street: Pacifi c Avenue 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): 49 C.F.R., Parts 21 and 23 issued pursuant to ______Amount due under judgment is $172,793.42 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer such Act, and Section 504 of the Rehabilita- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- SHERIFF’S SALE with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The A full legal description of the premises can tion Act of 1973 will afford minority business nicipal or tax liens that may be due. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape enterprises full opportunity to submit bids in Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out check or treasurer’s check in the amount of amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid response to this invitation and will not dis- tion taxes/sewer/water information was not of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 20% of the bid price is required. taxing authority. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer criminate against any bidder on the grounds available – You must check with the tax col- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Amount due under judgment is $111,324.07 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The of race, color, sex, national origin, or handicap lector for exact amounts due. NUMBER F 11614 08 therein, pending The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is $580,357.11 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be amount due can be obtained from the local in the project award. wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA sale without further notice of publication. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxing authority. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- is the plaintiff AND DEONNA LAURIA are the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Plans, specifi cations, and bidding information tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public tiff. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $202,590.60 for the proposed work are available at Bid expenses, there remains any surplus money, venue on: 20% of the bid price is required. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Express website www.bidx.com. You must the money will be deposited into the Superior WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed subscribe to use this service. To subscribe, Court Trust Fund and any person claiming APRIL A.D. 2009 MAN The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of follow the instructions on the web site. Fees the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 20% of the bid price is required. apply to downloading documents and plans motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 753089 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- tiff. and bidding access. The fee schedule is 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 4x Fee=$150.66 tiff. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any available on the web site. All fees are directly person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Jersey. 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD sale without further notice of publication. payable to Bid Express. Plans, specifi cations, ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff ______Attorney: PARKER MCCAY Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- and bidding information may be inspected or other person conducting the sale will have The property to be sold is located in the City SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 753093 tiff. (BUT NOT OBTAINED) by contracting orga- information regarding the surplus, if any. of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of 753091 4x Fee=$170.10 nizations at our Design Field Offi ces at the New Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$155.52 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- following locations: A full legal description of the premises can of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 ______MAN be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Commonly known as: 327 Maple Avenue, Unit cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ______SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 200 Stierli Court May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 201, Wildwood, NJ 08260 NUMBER F 444 08 therein, pending wherein SHERIFF’S SALE 753095 Mt. Arlington, NJ taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is the plain- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$150.66 973-770-5141 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Tax Lot No. 2 in Block No. 219.06 tiff AND VIRGINIA BELTON ET AL, are the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 04/01, 04/08, 04/15, 04/22/09 amount due can be obtained from the local defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ______Route 79 & Daniels Way taxing authority. Dimension of Lot Approximately: venue on: cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER F 6693 08 therein, pending wherein SHERIFF’S SALE Freehold, NJ 1378 Sq Ft WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF NUMBER F 7760 07 therein, pending wherein JOSEPH TORDELLA is the plaintiff AND 732-308-4025 Amount due under judgment is $404,829.49 APRIL A.D. 2009 CAPE SAVINGS BANK is the plaintiff AND OCA, LLC., A NJ LIMITED LIABILITY COM- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Nearest Cross Street: Park Boulevard at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court JOSEPH F. CONNERS A/K/A JOSEPH CON- PANY; STATE OF NEW JERSEY, are the of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 1 Executive Campus Rt. 70W added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed House Building located at 9 N. Main Street NERS A/K/A JOSEPH F. CONNERS, JR., ET defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Cherry Hill, NJ check or treasurer’s check in the amount of AND OTHER APPURTENANCES thereto, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for venue on: BER F 32068 07 therein, pending wherein 856-486-6624 20% of the bid price is required. in fee simple subject to the provisions of the Jersey. sale at public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- New Jersey Condominium Act (RS 46.8B1 et WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF APRIL A.D. 2009 PANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN New Jersey Department of Transportation The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any seq.), as amended and to the provisions of The property to be sold is located in the City of APRIL A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-FF16, Division of Procurement sale without further notice of publication. that certain Master Deed of 327 East Maple North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES Bureau of Construction Services All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Avenue Condominium, a Condominium, of New Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 2006-FF16 is the plaintiff AND DOROTHY L. 1035 Parkway Avenue tiff. dated 8-5-06 and recorded in the Offi ce of the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. HUPPERICH, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I PO Box 605 Clerk of Cape May County on 8-8-06, in Deed Commonly known as: 311 East 26th Avenue Jersey. shall expose for sale at public venue on: Trenton, NJ 08625 Book 3246, page 392, which real property is B, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 Joseph Tordella vs. OCA, LLC, a NJ Limited WEDNESDAY THE 29TH DAY OF (Page A41 Please) Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A41 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A40) A full legal description of the premises can The above does not constitute a full legal de- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer or other person conducting the sale will have motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Sheriff.) be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape scription which may be found by reviewing the liens and other Municipal Assessments. The information regarding the surplus, if any. 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Writ of Execution entered in this proceeding. amount due can be obtained from the local person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Pursuant to tax search as of 01/09/2009: MAN taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 2008 taxes paid in full. 2009 taxes Qtr 1 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape or other person conducting the sale will have due 02/01 $1,775.67 Open; Qtr 2 due 05/01 753098 amount due can be obtained from the local be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Amount due under judgment is $108,849.19 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid information regarding the surplus, if any. $1,775.67 Open. 4x Fee=$145.80 taxing authority. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed liens and other Municipal Assessments. The A full legal description of the premises can Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- ______Amount due under judgment is $489,370.75 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The check or treasurer’s check in the amount of amount due can be obtained from the local be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and SHERIFF’S SALE with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be amount due can be obtained from the local 20% of the bid price is required. taxing authority. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid expenses, there remains any surplus money, added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxing authority. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer the money will be deposited into the Superior By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out check or treasurer’s check in the amount of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is $248,926.09 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Court Trust Fund and any person claiming of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $4,053,426.77 sale without further notice of publication. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be amount due can be obtained from the local the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be All publication costs are paid for by the plain- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxing authority. motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and NUMBER F 6140 08 therein, pending The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed tiff. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that wherein WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. is the sale without further notice of publication. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. Amount due under judgment is $123,210.12 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- plaintiff AND BRIAN MC VAN, ET AL, are the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 20% of the bid price is required. Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public tiff. BERG & NORGAARD The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed or other person conducting the sale will have venue on: The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer sale without further notice of publication. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of information regarding the surplus, if any. WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG sale without further notice of publication. 753105 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 20% of the bid price is required. MAY A.D. 2009 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 4x Fee=$150.66 tiff. A full legal description of the premises can at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 753100 tiff. 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 4x Fee=$184.68 ______Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD sale without further notice of publication. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 Attorney: STEVENS & LEE SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Jersey. ______Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 753107 tiff. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The SHERIFF’S SALE 753102 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$160.38 amount due can be obtained from the local Property to be sold is located in the City of 4x Fee=$150.66 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD taxing authority. Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET ______Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Jersey. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ______NUMBER F 35696 07 therein, pending SHERIFF’S SALE 753109 Amount due under judgment is $560,045.13 cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SHERIFF’S SALE wherein CITIMORTGAGE, INC. is the plaintiff 4x Fee=$145.80 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Commonly known as: 510 West Burk Avenue, NUMBER F 16565 08 therein, pending where- AND MARK A. FORSYTH, ET ALS, are the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Unit B, Wildwood, NJ 08260 in CARRINGTON MORTGAGE SERVICES is By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- ______check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the plaintiff AND CRAIG MANNO, ET AL, are of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- venue on: cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET SHERIFF’S SALE 20% of the bid price is required. Tax Lot No. 2 in Block 67.05 the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF NUMBER F 1439 08 therein, pending wherein public venue on: NUMBER F 19298 08 therein, pending MAY A.D. 2009 RESIDENTIAL CREDIT SOLUTIONS, INC. is By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF wherein LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSO- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court the plaintiff AND STEPHEN J. RIPA, ET ALS, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- sale without further notice of publication. Condominium MAY A.D. 2009 CIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR GSAMP TRUST House Building located at 9 N. Main Street are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET All publication costs are paid for by the plain- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 2007-HE1, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New public venue on: NUMBER F 31078 07 therein, pending tiff. Nearest Cross Street: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-HE1 is the Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF wherein AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC is (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New plaintiff AND GARY S. TROPEA, ET AL, are MAY A.D. 2009 the plaintiff AND GLENDA TAVORMINA, ET Attorney: FRENKEL, LAMBERT, WEISS, Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Jersey. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at The property to be sold is located in the Town- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for WEISMAN & GORDON nicipal or tax liens that may be due. public venue on: ship of Upper, County of Cape May, State of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale at public venue on: Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- Property to be sold is located in the City of WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF New Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF 753111 tion taxes/sewer/water information was not Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New MAY A.D. 2009 Jersey. MAY A.D. 2009 4x Fee=$174.96 available – You must check with the tax col- Jersey. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Commonly known as: 11 Sunset Drive, Pe- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 lector for exact amounts due. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street tersburg, NJ 08270 The property to be sold is located in the Bor- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street ______Premises commonly known as: 106 West (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ough of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New In conformity with the Open Public Meetings Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Glenwood Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 Jersey. Tax Lot No. 11 in Block No. 414 of New Jersey. Jersey. Act you are hereby advised of the Middle tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Township Zoning Board of Adjustment’s expenses, there remains any surplus money, Being known as Lot 9 and 10, Block 216, on The property to be sold is located in the City Dimension of Lot Approximately: 125 x 200 Commonly known as: 407 E. Palm Road Unit The property to be sold is located in the Bor- regularly scheduled meeting for June 11, the money will be deposited into the Superior the offi cial Tax Map of the City of Wildwood of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of 201, Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, 2009 7:00 P.M. prevailing time will be relo- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming New Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: Route 50 State of New Jersey. cated to the Middle Township High School the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Dimensions: 60.00 feet x 90.00 feet x 60.00 BEGINNING at a point in the Northerly line Tax Lot No. 3, C0201 in Block No. 56.03 Cafeteria, 1 Penkethman Way, Cape May motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and feet x 90.00 feet Commonly known as: 136 East Davis Avenue, of Sunset Road, North 59° 14’ 16” East, a Commonly known as: 401 East Stanton Road, Court House, N.J. It is expected that offi cial 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Wildwood City, NJ 08260 distance of 525.13 feet from the intersection Dimension of Lot Approximately: Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 Board Action will be taken on an application person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Nearest Cross Street: New York Avenue of said Northerly line with the Easterly line of 27.000 SF (4.85%) by Topsail Companies Block 1523 Lots 3, 4, ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Tax Lot No. 24 in Block No. 84 a 30 foot wide right of way as described in Tax Lot No. 1, 3, 5.01 in Block 96.02 7 also known as 4006 Rte 9 S, Rte 9 S, and or other person conducting the sale will have *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Deed Book 1002 page 360 dated Septem- Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue 101 Rio Grande Ave, N.J. The application is information regarding the surplus, if any. liens or other charges and any such taxes, Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) ber 30, 1959 and recorded October 5, 1959 BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED AS Unit Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) continued from a prior hearing involving a use charges, liens, insurance premiums or other 40 feet wide by 100 feet long (Herbert Richter, et al to Atlantic City Electric No. 201 in “Palm Beach Villas Condominium”, Tahitian Condominium variance and preliminary site plan approval Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Co.); thence together with an undivided 0.0485133 percent- for 168 units of workforce housing units. None All interested parties are to conduct and rely Nearest Cross Street: New Jersey Avenue age interest in and to the common elements Nearest Cross Street: Atlantic Avenue upon their own independent investigation Prior Liens/Encumbrances appurtenant thereto, in accordance with, and David L. May A full legal description of the premises can to ascertain whether or not any outstanding Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- TOTAL AS OF March 25, 2009: $.00 subject to the terms, conditions, provisions, Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Secretary Middle Township be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape interest remain of record and/or have priority tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and covenants, restrictions, easements and other nicipal or tax liens that may be done. Zoning Board of Adjustments May County. This sale is subject to unpaid over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the expenses, there remains any surplus money, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- matters contained in the Master Deed for said taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer current amount due thereon. the money will be deposited into the Superior tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Palm Beach Villas Condominium, which Mas- Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- 2x Fee=$21.87 liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Court Trust Fund and any person claiming expenses, there remains any surplus money, ter Deed was dated 6/22/06 and recorded on tion taxes/sewer/water information was not 04/15, 04/22/09 amount due can be obtained from the local **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a the money will be deposited into the Superior 6/30/06 in the Clerk’s offi ce of the County of available – You must check with the tax col- ______taxing authority. Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Cape May, in Book 3239, Page 555, as the lector for exact amounts due. In conformity with the Open Public Meetings a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a same may hereafter be lawfully amended. Act you are hereby advised of the Middle Amount due under judgment is $291,940.55 shall have no further recourse against the person’s claim and asking for an order direct- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Township Zoning Board of Adjustment’s spe- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Prior Liens/Encumbrances tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and cial meeting scheduled for May 7, 2009 7:00 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed or other person conducting the sale will have person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Water Open + Penalty: $107.92 expenses, there remains any surplus money, P.M. prevailing time at the Middle Township check or treasurer’s check in the amount of ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the information regarding the surplus, if any. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Sewer Open + Penalty: $233.02 the money will be deposited into the Superior High School Cafeteria, 1 Penkethman Way, 20% of the bid price is required. mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, or other person conducting the sale will have TOTAL AS OF March 27, 2009: $340.94 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Cape May Court House, N.J. It is expected there remains any surplus money, the money A full legal description of the premises can information regarding the surplus, if any. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a that offi cial Board Action will be taken on an The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and application by Conifer Realty Block 56.01 Lot sale without further notice of publication. Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or May County. This sale is subject to unpaid A full legal description of the premises can tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that 46 also known as 8 Railroad Ave, Cape May All publication costs are paid for by the plain- any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape expenses, there remains any surplus money, person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Court House N.J. The application involves tiff. to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the liens and other Municipal Assessments. The May County. This sale is subject to unpaid the money will be deposited into the Superior ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff a use variance and preliminary site plan ap- nature and extent of that person’s claim and amount due can be obtained from the local taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Court Trust Fund and any person claiming or other person conducting the sale will have proval for 90 units of workforce housing units. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- asking for an order directing payment of the taxing authority. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a information regarding the surplus, if any. MAN surplus money. The Sheriff or other person amount due can be obtained from the local motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and David L. May Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer conducting the sale will have information re- Amount due under judgment is $238,330.31 taxing authority. 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): Secretary Middle Township 753099 garding the surplus, if any. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be person’s claim and asking for an order direct- None Zoning Board of Adjustments 4x Fee=$155.52 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Amount due under judgment is $175,768.21 ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 A full legal description of the premises can check or treasurer’s check in the amount of with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be or other person conducting the sale will have A full legal description of the premises can 2x Fee=$19.44 ______be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 20% of the bid price is required. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed information regarding the surplus, if any. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 04/15, 04/22/09 SHERIFF’S SALE May County. This sale is subject to unpaid check or treasurer’s check in the amount of May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ______taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 20% of the bid price is required. A full legal description of the premises can taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SECTION 00010 – By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out liens and other Municipal Assessments. The sale without further notice of publication. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ADVERTISEMENT/PROJECT SCHEDULE of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- amount due can be obtained from the local All publication costs are paid for by the plain- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any May County. This sale is subject to unpaid amount due can be obtained from the local cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET taxing authority. tiff. sale without further notice of publication. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer taxing authority. Sealed bids will be received by Lower Town- NUMBER F 12611 08 therein, pending All publication costs are paid for by the plain- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The ship Elementary School District, 834 Sea- wherein CITIMORTGAGE, INC. is the plaintiff Amount due under judgment is $462,178.85 Attorney: GOLDBECK, MCCAFFERTY & tiff. amount due can be obtained from the local Amount due under judgment is $442,038.52 shore Road, Cape May, New Jersey 08204 AND ANTOINE ANDRAOS, ET AL, are the with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be MCKEEVER taxing authority. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be until Thursday, May 21, 2009 at 10:00 A.M. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed and will be publicly open and read immedi- venue on: check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 753104 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $690,996.88 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of ately thereafter, at said place, for the Roof WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF 20% of the bid price is required. 4x Fee=$140.94 753106 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 20% of the bid price is required. Replacement at Charles W. Sandman Con- MAY A.D. 2009 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 4x Fee=$155.52 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed solidated School. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ______04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. SHERIFF’S SALE ______20% of the bid price is required. sale without further notice of publication. The bidders are requested to submit in accor- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE All publication costs are paid for by the plain- dance with N.J.S.A. 18A-18(B)(2) one Lump Jersey. tiff. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any tiff. Sum Bid for all the work and materials. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sale without further notice of publication. Property to be sold is located in the Town- Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Drawings, Specifi cations and other docu- ship of North Wildwood, County of Cape May, Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer NUMBER F 30377 07 therein, pending cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tiff. MAN ments constituting the Contract Documents State of New Jersey. 753101 wherein HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP NUMBER F 4207 08 therein, pending wherein Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer may be examined without charge at the of- 4x Fee=$174.96 III is the plaintiff AND RAYMOND A. JEF- WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD 753110 fi ce of Garrison Architects, Greentree North th Premises commonly known as: 416 East 24 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 FERSON AND RUTH JEFFERSON, are the FOR POOLING AND SERVICING AGREE- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 4x Fee=$155.52 Corporate Center, 14000 F Commerce Park- Avenue 200, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 ______defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public MENT OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN 753108 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 way, Mount Laurel, New Jersey 08054 (856) SHERIFF’S SALE venue on: TRUST 2003-4 ASSET-BACKED CER- 4x Fee=$174.96 ______231-4443, ext. 0 or Garrison Architects, 130 Being known as Lot 8 f/k/a lot 3, 12, 14, 16 WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF TIFICATES, SERIES 2003-4 is the plaintiff 04/15, 04/22, 04/29, 05/06/09 SHERIFF’S SALE Presidential Boulevard, Bala Cynwyd, Penn- and 18, Block 289.07 f/k/a block 289, on the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out MAY A.D. 2009 AND NICHOLAS MELE, ET ALS, are the ______sylvania 19004 (610) 668-1880 between the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of North of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public SHERIFF’S SALE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out hours of 9:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. The Contract Wildwood cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET House Building located at 9 N. Main Street venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Documents may be purchased at any of the NUMBER F 36395 08 therein, pending where- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET above offi ces for the NON—REFUNDABLE Dimensions: Condo Unit in CAPE BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER Jersey. MAY A.D. 2009 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- NUMBER F 26503 07 therein, FEE of $90.00 (Ninety Dollars) made pay- TO BOARDWALK BANK is the plaintiff AND at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET pending wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME able to Garrison Architects. If Shipping of Bid Nearest Cross Street: Condo Unit RUDOLPH M. CHIORAZZO, ET AL, are the The property to be sold is located in the House Building located at 9 N. Main Street NUMBER F 14599 08 therein, pending LOANS, INC. FOR THE BENEFIT OF NEW Documents is required bidders may provide defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Borough of Woodbine, County of Cape May, (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New wherein WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA ALLIANCE BANK is the plaintiff AND DAWN their direct shipping account number to Gar- *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal venue on: State of New Jersey. Jersey. is the plaintiff AND PEARL AARON, ET ALS, M. KELLEHER, ET AL, are the defendant(s), rison Architects or include a non-refundable liens or other charges and any such taxes, WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at I shall expose for sale at public venue on: $15.00 mailing fee. charges, liens, insurance premiums or other MAY A.D. 2009 Premises commonly known as 322 Washing- The property to be sold is located in the Town- public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ton Avenue, Woodbine, NJ ship of Middle, County of Cape May, State of WEDNESDAY THE 13TH DAY OF MAY A.D. 2009 Proposals must be accompanied by a certi- All interested parties are to conduct and rely House Building located at 9 N. Main Street New Jersey. MAY A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court fi ed check, bank cashier’s check, treasurer’s upon their own independent investigation (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New It is known and designated as Block 29, Lot at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street check or Bid Bond in the form provided in the to ascertain whether or not any outstanding Jersey. 10 Commonly known as: 14 Teal Road, Middle, House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Contract Documents, with corporate surety interest remain of record and/or have priority NJ 08242 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. satisfactory to the Owner, in an amount not over the lien being foreclosed and, if so, the All that certain parcel of land with improve- Dimensions are approximately 100 feet wide Jersey. less than 10% of the Base Bid (but in no case current amount due thereon. ments thereon situate in the Township of by 150 feet long Tax Lot No. 4 fka 11, 12 & 13 in Block No. Property to be sold is located in the Township in excess of $20,000.00, pursuant to N.J.S.A. Lower, County of Cape May, New Jersey as 1416 The property to be sold is located in the Town- of Dennis, County of Cape May, State of New 18A:18A-24), naming as payee or obligee, **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the follows: Nearest Cross Street: Longfellow Street ship of Middle, County of Cape May, State of Jersey. as applicable, Lower Township Elementary Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only Dimension of Lot Approximately: New Jersey. School District, to be retained and applied a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Street Address: Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and other 187 x 214 AVG Street and Street Number: 131 North Raven- by the undersigned as provided in Contract shall have no further recourse against the Tract 1 – 740 Stagecoach Road, Marmora, municipal liens Commonly known as: 390 Route 47 South, wood Drive Documents in case bidder would default in nd Mortgagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. NJ As of 8/25/2008 taxes are paid through 2 Nearest Cross Street: Shunpike Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 executing the Agreement or furnishing the rd Tract 2 – 744 Stagecoach Road, Marmora, quarter 2008. 3 quarter 2008 taxes in the BEGINNING at the intersection of the north- Tax Lot and Block Numbers: required bonds and insurance certifi cates as th ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the NJ amount of $548.18 was due on 9/9/2008. 4 easterly line of Teal Road with the southeast- Tax Lot No. 45 FKA 4 in Block No. 473 Lot 13; Block 256.02 required by Contract Documents. mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, Tract 3 – 748 Stagecoach Road, Marmora, quarter 2008 taxes in the amount of $548.18 erly line of Shunpike (each 50 feet wide); and there remains any surplus money, the money NJ was due on 11/1/2008. extending thence Dimension of Lot Approximately: 54 x 161 Dimensions: Approximately irregular: Prospective bidders are advised that the will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust 151 x 311 Project is subject to a Project Labor Agree- Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or Nearest Cross Street: Bryan Road Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Prior Liens/Encumbrances: Nearest Cross Street: Lomurno Lane ment (PLA). The PLA will be binding upon all any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Taxes Open + Penalty: $1,522.75 BEGINNING at an iron pipe in the corner of Nearest Cross Street: is approximately Timo- Contractors performing on-site Project work, to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Tax Block/Lot: expenses, there remains any surplus money, Sewer Open + Penalty: $230.00 lands now or formerly of Harry Short and the thy Lane as defi ned in Article 3 of the PLA. The PLA nature and extent of that person’s claim and Tract 1 – Block 642/Lot 16 the money will be deposited into the Superior TOTAL AS OF March 26, 2009: $1,752.75 easterly line of New Jersey State Highway Beginning in the Southeasterly edge of North can be examined, and copies obtained at the asking for an order directing payment of the Tract 2 – Block 642/Lot 15 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Route S-47, running thence Ravenwood Drive in the general area of the offi ce of the architect or the Business Offi ce of surplus money. The Sheriff or other person Tract 3 – Block 642/Lot 13 the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- meeting of North Ravenwood and South the School District between the hours of 9:00 conducting the sale will have information re- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Prior Liens/Encumbrances Ravenwood Drives, approximately 603.58 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. garding the surplus, if any. Approximate Dimensions: Unknown 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that expenses, there remains any surplus money, TOTAL AS OF March 26, 2009: $.00 feet North of Timothy Lane, being the point of person’s claim and asking for an order direct- the money will be deposited into the Superior intersection of the line between Lots 12 and 13 Prospective bidders are advised that this Proj- Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 et seq., this sale Amount Due for Taxes (as of 3/19/09) ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- of Block 256.02 with the Southeasterly edge of ect is one which will be subject and will be may be subject to a limited lien priority of the Tract 1 - $9.34 open for 2008; $42.63 open for or other person conducting the sale will have the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and North Ravenwood Drive. governed by provisions of New Jersey State st condominium association and any successful 1 Quarter 2009 information regarding the surplus, if any. motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and expenses, there remains any surplus money, Law governing (a) Prequalifi cations of Bidders st bidder at sheriff’s sale may be responsible for Tract 2 - $4,068.65 open for 1 Quarter 2009 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that the money will be deposited into the Superior (This concise description does not constitute N.J.S.A. 18A: 18A-26 et. seq., additionally st paying up to 6 months worth of unpaid con- Tract 3 - $53.56 open for 1 Quarter 2009 A full legal description of the premises can person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming a legal description. A copy of the full legal each Bidder and his Prime Subcontractor(s) dominium fees. TOTAL - $4,174.18 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a description can be found at the Offi ce of the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid (Page A42 Please) A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A41) site plan waiver or minor site plan approval Bridgeport, CN 06607 program services at a rate of $115.00 per hour Education will hold a joint work shop/ closed of MAY, 2009, at 7:00 P.M., prevailing time, at with variances for Buffer to lot line and street Witness my hand and seal of the Township of in an amount not to exceed $20,000.00. Term session with the Stone Harbor Board of Edu- the Middle Township High School Cafeteria, (if applicable) shall be prequalifi ed with the NJ (250-17.E.4; also 250-9 M) (existing condi- Middle, this 6th day of April, 2009 Subject Property-Street Address: of contract from January 1, 2009 through De- cation on Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at 5:30PM located at 1 Penkethman Way, Cape May Schools Development Authority (A Subsidiary tion); Lot size, Maximum Lot Coverage, Front, 409 Reeves St. cember 31, 2009. The contract and resolution at the Stone Harbor Elementary School, 275 Court House, New Jersey 08210, the Middle of EDA) in accordance with N.J.S.A. 18A:7G- Rear and Side Yard Setbacks (250-17 D) (ex- Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk authorizing the said contract are on fi le and 93rd Street, Stone Harbor, NJ. The purpose Township Zoning Board of Adjustment will 33.(b) Prevailing Wage Rates N.J.S.A. 34:11- isting conditions); Number of parking places Subject Property-Block & Lot No: available for public inspection in the Adminis- of this meeting is to discuss contractual mat- hold a hearing on the application for develop- 56.27, (c) Use of Domestic Materials, N.J.S.A. (250-9 L) (existing condition, exacerbated); 1x Fee=$36.45 04/22/09 trative Offi ce of the Cape May County Board ters and the implications involved in the draft ment of the undersigned. Applicant seeks all 1 to 52:34-4 including any amendments and and Wall mounted sign requirements (218-83 ______Block 903 Lot(s) 2 of Social Services. Strategic Plan Study. No formal action will be required approvals and relief so as to permit supplements thereto, and (d) P.L. 1977, Chap- D 5 (b & c) (existing condition); as well as any SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY taken at this meeting. construction of a ninety (90) unit affordable ter 33, (N.J.S.A. 54:25-24-2) listing corporate other variances or waivers deemed necessary CHANCERY DIVISION NOTICE OF APPEAL OR APPLICATION FOR 1x Fee=$10.94 04/22/09 (workforce) housing development for rent / partnership names and addresses for indi- by the Middle Township Planning Board. CAPE MAY COUNTY DEVELOPMENT ______By order of by low and moderate income qualifi ed at the viduals with a share of 10% or more. All above referenced variances currently ex- DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #1 Henry Bermann subject premises noted above. Specifi cally, ist on this site. The variance for the number Docket No: F-8701-09 TAKE NOTICE that a hearing will be held NOTICE OF MONTHLY MEETINGS Board Secretary/Business Administrator the following approvals/ variances are sought: “The Public Works Contractor Registration of parking spaces is the only variance being before the Zoning Board of the Township of This project requires site plan approval and Act” became effective on April 11, 2000. A exacerbated. LSF6 Mercury REO Investments Trust Series Middle at the Middle Township Municipal For the year 2009, the Dennis Township Fire 1x Fee=$17.01 04/22/09 the following variances: copy of the certifi cate must be included in the 2008-1 Building Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape District #1 shall meet on the Third Wednes- ______1. a use and density variance from 250-12B bid package. All interested parties may appear at said hear- May Court House, New Jersey 08210 on the day of every month at 7:00 p.m. at the Ocean George Harms Construction Co., Inc., An and E; ing and participate therein in accordance with PLAINTIFF, 14th day of May 2009, at 7:00 p.m., prevailing View Fire Hall, 2545 Rt. 9, Ocean View, New Equal Opportunity Employer, is requesting 2. a height variance from 250-12D; Pursuant to C57, Laws of 2004 (s1778) all the rules of the Planning Board. Maps and vs. time, on the application for development of Jersey. quotations from all qualifi ed DBE subcontrac- 3. a variance for more than one principal build- business organizations that do business with Documents relating to said matter, if any, will the undersigned. Applicant seeks all required tors and material suppliers for the following ing on site from 250-9J; a local contracting agency are required to be be available for public inspection in the offi ce Patricia A. Tanghare, ET AL approvals and relief as to permit the construc- Edward Guest, Chairman project: 4. a variance for the length of the cul-de-sac registered with the State and provide proof of of the Secretary of the Planning Board at the tion of a single family dwelling on an existing from 218-76C(7); their Registration with the New Jersey Depart- Offi ce of the Planning Offi cer of the Town- DEFENDANTS non-conforming lot. Specifi cally, the following 1x Fee=$6.08 04/22/09 NJDOT Route 52 Causeway – Contract B, 5. parking closer than 15 feet to the building, ment of Treasury, Division of Revenue before ship of Middle, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, approvals/variances are sought: Variances ______Somers Point and Ocean City, NJ from 218-77A.(6); the contracting agency may enter into a con- Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, NOTICE OF ABSENT DEFENDANTS for lot area and rear yard setback (250-12 DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #1 6. entrance less than 100 feet from the next tract with the business. All bidders shall ad- ten (10) days prior to the hearing day, during E) as well as any other variances or waivers NOTICE OF OFFICIAL NEWSPAPERS Bid Date: 5/14/09 at 10:00 am. We are re- intersecting street from 218-77A. (15)(c) here to the information as classifi ed as “New normal business hours. (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: deemed necessary by the Middle Township questing bids for all trades and/or materials. 7. sidewalks closer to the curb from 218-78A. Jersey Business Registration Requirements”. Zoning Board. The Dennis Township Fire District #1 shall Bid documents can be viewed by contacting (4); This Notice is given pursuant to N.J.S.A. PATRICIA A. TANGHARE have as their offi cial newspapers for George Harms Construction Co., Inc., Howell, 8. one driveway instead of two from 218-80A. In addition and pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A: 40:55D-11, et seq. All interested parties may appear at said business publications for the year 2009: NJ 07731 (5); and 18A-25, each bid must be accompanied by a You are hereby summoned and required hearing and participate therein in accordance Phone: 732-938-4004; Fax: 732-938-2756 9. an open space variance from 250-9X, if certifi cate from a surety company stating it will ARC of Cape May County, Inc., Applicant to serve upon SHAPIRO & PEREZ, LLP., with the rules of the Zoning Board. Maps and Primary: The Cape May County Herald [email protected] required, together with any other required provide said bidder with a bond in such sum Plaintiff’s Attorney, whose address is 14000 Documents relating to said matter, if any, will Secondary: The Press of Atlantic City (in case 1x Fee=$8.51 04/22/09 variances. as required by the above referenced statute. 1x Fee=$31.59 04/22/09 Commerce Parkway, Suite B, Mt. Laurel, be available for public inspection in the offi ce of emergency notices) ______NJ 08054, an answer to the complaint (and of the Secretary of the Zoning Board at the NOTICE TO BIDDERS A copy of the said application and accompa- No proposals may be withdrawn for a period TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE amendment to complaint, if any) fi led in a Offi ce of the Planning Offi cer of the Town- Edward Guest, Chairman ADDENDUM #1 nying documents will be on fi le with the Sec- of 60 days after the date set for opening of COUNTY OF CAPE MAY civil action in which LSF6 MERCURY REO ship of Middle, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, retary of the Middle Township Zoning Board/ bids. STATE OF NEW JERSEY INVESTMENTS TRUST SERIES 2008-1 is Cape May Court House, New Jersey 08210, 1x Fee=$6.08 04/22/09 FURNISH AND DELIVER RUBBISH REMOV- Zoning Offi cer and may be inspected, during Plaintiff and PATRICIA A. TANGHARE are ten (10) days prior to the hearing day, during ______AL SERVICES FOR CERTAIN CAPE MAY normal business hours, in the Middle Town- Right is reserved to waive informalities and to RESOLUTION Defendants, pending in the Superior Court of normal business hours. DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #1 COUNTY BUIDINGS AND FOR CAPE MAY ship Zoning Offi ce, Middle Township Municipal accept any bid or to reject any or all bids. 194-09 New Jersey, Chancery Division, CAPE MAY NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR COUNTY SPECIAL SERVICES SCHOOL Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape Date: and bearing Docket # F-8701-09 within Thirty- This Notice is given pursuant to N.J.S.A. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Cape May County May Court House, New Jersey, by all inter- Bidders must comply with the requirements April 6, 2009 fi ve (35) days after the date of this publication, 40:55D-11, et seq. Board of Chosen Freeholders ested parties at least ten (10) days prior to of P.L. 1975, Chapter 127, NJAC 17:27 Laws exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so, The Dennis Township Fire District #1 awarded the said hearing. Further, any interested party Against Discrimination. Subject: AWARD OF BID – CAPE PROFES- judgment by default may be rendered against Wayland Lewis, Applicant the following contracts for the year 2009 Notice is hereby given that an addendum has may appear in person or by attorney at said SIONAL BILLING INC. – EMERGENCY you for the relief demanded in the complaint without competitive bidding as a professional been issued to Specifi cation #15 25 CMAcp hearing and participate therein in accordance The Time Schedule for the project is as fol- MEDICAL BILLING SERVICES (and amendment to complaint, if any). You 1x Fee=$25.52 04/22/09 service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). 01-15-09 as listed above. with the rules of the Middle Township Zoning lows: Introduced By: Committeemember Barry shall fi le your answer and proof of service in ______These contracts and the Resolutions autho- Board. This notice is sent pursuant to the re- Wednesday 04/22/09 Bid packages available Seconded By: Mayor Doughty duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court NOTICE OF SPECIAL DATE rizing them are available for public inspection There will be several changes to the tech- quirements of the Municipal Land Use Law. for Pick-up Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, of New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex, at the offi ce of the Chairman. nical specifi cations Committeemember DeLanzo, 24 Market Street, Trenton, NJ 08625, in ac- In conformity with the Open Public Meetings Frederick W. Schmidt, Jr. Thursday 04/30/09 Pre-bid meeting at 1:00 Mayor Doughty cordance with the Rules of Civil Practice and Act notice is hereby given of the Township of 1. James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire as Solicitor All remaining terms and conditions of this pro- Attorney for Applicant P.M. at the Charles W. Sandman Consoli- Nay: Procedure. Middle, Master Plan Committee has a meet- for the District; posal remain unchanged and in full effect. dated School, 838 Seashore Road, Cape ing scheduled for Wednesday, April 29, 2009, 2. Swartz & Co., LLC, as Accountant for the 1x Fee=$36.45 04/22/09 May, NJ 08204. WHEREAS, it has been deemed necessary This action has been instituted for the purpose TIME 7:00 pm, prevailing time. Said meeting District; and Stephen O’Connor ______and desirable to solicit bids for Emergency of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated May 25, will be held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic 3. Joseph Willshire, as Financial Advisor for Clerk of the Board TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS Thursday 05/07/09 Deadline for Questions to Medical Billing Services, and 2005, made by PATRICIA A. TANGHARE, as Street, 2nd Floor Conference Room, Cape the District. Garrison Architects at 5:00 P.M. Mortgagor(s), to MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC May Court House, NJ 08210. Daniel Beyel COUNTY OF CAPE MAY WHEREAS, sealed bids were received on REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. recorded Edward Guest, Chairman Freeholder Director STATE OF NEW JERSEY Monday 05/11/09 Addendum Faxed to Bid- Wednesday, February 11, 2009 at 10:00 am, on June 6, 2005, in Book M4127 of Mortgages Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk ders (If Necessary) and for CAPE MAY County, Page 449, and (2) to Township of Middle 1x Fee=$9.72 04/22/09 1x Fee=$13.36 04/22/09 ORDINANCE NO. 2009-02 recover possession of the concerned situated ______Thursday 05/21/09 Bids Due at 10:00 A.M. WHEREAS, it appears that the following bid in the Township of Cape May Court House, 1x Fee=$7.29 04/22/09 POWERS KIRN, LLC PUBLIC NOTICE AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF at the Lower Township Elementary School submitted represents a fi gure equal to the commonly known as: LOT 32, BLOCK 335.01 ______728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, AND District, 834 Seashore Road, Cape May, New lowest bid received, which complies with COMMONLY KNOWN AS 316 E. 3RD AV- POWERS KIRN, LLC Moorestown, NJ 08057 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the CAPE MAY STATE OF NEW JERSEY ENTITLED THE Jersey 08204 specifi cations. ENUE, MIDDLE TOWNSHIP (CAPE MAY 728 Marne Highway, Suite 200 (856) 802-1000 COUNTY BRIDGE COMMISSION has award- 2008 ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MU- COURT HOUSE), NEW JERSEY 08210 Moorestown, NJ 08057 Attorneys for Plaintiff (2009-0073) ed a contract without competitive bidding as NICIPAL BUDGET APPROPRIATION LIMITS By: George Drozdowski NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the (856) 802-1000 a professional service pursuant to N.J.S.A. AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK School Business Administrator / Township Committee of the Township of Mid- If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you Attorneys for Plaintiff (2008-2896) NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). The contract and the resolu- Board Secretary dle, the governing body thereof, that the Con- may communicate with the New Jersey State tion authorizing it are on fi le and available for WHEREAS, the Local Government Cap Law, 1x Fee=$68.04 04/22/09 tract for Emergency Medical Billing Services Bar Association by calling (201) 249-5000. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Superior Court of New Jersey public inspection in the offi ce of the Cape May N.J.S. 40A: 4-45.1 et seq., provides that in the ______shall be awarded to Cape Professional Billing You may also contact the lawyer referral ser- Chancery Division County Bridge Commission, 153 Crest Haven preparation of its annual budget, a municipality Applicant’s/Appellant’s Name & Address: Inc. for a bid amount as indicated below: vice of the County of Venue by calling 609- Superior Court of New Jersey Cape May County Road, Cape May Court House, New Jersey. shall limit any increase in said budget to 2.5% ARC of Cape May County, Inc. 463-0313. If you cannot afford an attorney, Chancery Division Docket No.F-7774-09 unless authorized by ordinance to increase it 822 Route 47 P. O. Box 255 Year 1: 2009 5.9% of cash received you may communicate with the Legal Ser- Cape May County Awarded to: PB Americas, Inc. of Princeton, to 3.5% over the previous year’s fi nal appro- South Dennis, NJ 08245 vices Offi ce of the County of Venue by calling Docket No.F-8777-09 STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: New Jersey priations, subject to certain exceptions; and Year 2: 2010 5.9% of cash received 609-465-3001. Owner’s Name and Address: TD BANK NA STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Global Holding & Investment Co. Nature of Contract: Professional Engineer- WHEREAS, N.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.15a provides Two Portland Square Year 3: 2011 5.9% of cash received You, PATRICIA A. TANGHARE, are made ing Services for the design and contract that a municipality may, when authorized by Portland, ME 04101 a party defendant to this foreclosure action Eric A. Itzi, his heirs, devisees, and personal YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- document presentation for the recoating of the ordinance, appropriate the difference between FURTHER RESOLVED, that this award is because you are the record owner of the representatives and his/her, their, or any of quired to serve upon the Attorneys for Plain- Grassy Sound Bridge the amount of its actual fi nal appropriation and Subject Property-Street Address: conditioned upon submission of Treasurer’s mortgaged premises, because you executed their successors in right, title and interest tiff, Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 Marne Highway, the 3.5% percentage rate as an exception to 1 N. 5th Street Certifi cation of availability of funds. the Note/Bond and Mortgage being foreclosed P.O. Box 848, Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Amount of Contract: $66,793.12 its fi nal appropriations in either of the next two herein and may be liable for any defi ciency YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re- Answer to the Complaint (and Amendment succeeding years; and Subject Property-Block & Lot No: As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Township thereon, and for any right, title, claim or inter- quired to serve upon the Attorneys for Plaintiff, to Complaint, if any) fi led in a Civil Action in If awarded a contract, your company/fi rm shall of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ vari- est you may have in, to or against said mort- Powers Kirn, LLC, 728 Marne Highway, P.O. which MTGLQ Investors, L.P. is plaintiff and be required to comply with the requirements of WHEREAS, the Township Committee of the Block 1480 Lot 4 able. has been bid for the following service or gaged premises. Box 848, Moorestown, NJ 08057, an Answer Global Holding & Investment Co. , et al., are N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 17:27. Township of Dennis in the County of Cape items billing service. It is further certifi ed that to the Complaint fi led in a Civil Action in which Defendants, pending in the Superior Court of May fi nds it advisable and necessary to in- NOTICE OF APPEAL OR APPLICATION FOR suffi cient funds are available from the follow- Dated: April 22, 2009 Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP is New Jersey, within thirty-fi ve (35) days after William Henfey crease its CY 2009 budget by up to 3.5% over DEVELOPMENT ing appropriation or ordinance to cover this Plaintiff and Eric A. Itzi , et al., are Defendants, April 22, 2009, exclusive of such date. If you Chairman the previous year’s fi nal appropriations, in the contract: 9-01-25-262-262-299 JENNIFER M. PEREZ pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, fail to do so, judgment by default may be ren- interest of promoting the health, safety and TAKE NOTICE that a hearing will be held PO# various JENNIFER M. PEREZ within thirty-fi ve (35) days after April 22, 2009, dered against you for the relief demanded in 1x Fee=$14.58 04/22/09 welfare of the citizens; and before the Planning Board of the Township CLERK OF THE SUPERIOR COURT exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so, the Complaint. You shall fi le your Answer and ______of Middle at the Middle Township Municipal Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO judgment by default may be rendered against Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: WHEREAS, the Township Committee hereby Building Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape 1x Fee=$42.53 04/22/09 you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. the Superior Court at the Richard J. Hughes determines that a 1.0% increase in the bud- May Court House, New Jersey 08210 on the I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of Middle Town- ______You shall fi le your Answer and Proof of Ser- Justice Complex, CN 971, 6th Floor, North That the undersigned has applied to the Zon- get for said year, amounting to $39,510.91 in 12th day of May 2009, at 7:30 p.m., prevailing ship, Cape May County, do hereby certify the Applicant’s/Appellant’s Name & Address: vice in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Wing, Trenton, New Jersey, 08625, in ac- ing Board of Adjustment of the City of North excess of the increase in fi nal appropriations time, on the application for development of the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a Wayland Lewis Court at the Richard J. Hughes Justice Com- cordance with the rules governing the courts. Wildwood for a variance pursuant to N.J.S.A. otherwise permitted by the Local Government undersigned. Applicant seeks a waiver of Site Resolution adopted by the Township Com- 410 Reeves St. plex, CN 971, 6th Floor, North Wing, Trenton, A $135.00 fi ling fee payable to the Clerk of 40:55D-70D-6 for building height for a building Cap Law, is advisable and necessary; and Plan or if required, a minor site plan approval mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 New Jersey, 08625, in accordance with the the Superior Court and a completed Case addition to an existing single family residence. and relief as to permit for the conversion of a Committee, held on April 6, 2009 and said rules governing the courts. A $135.00 fi ling Information Statement must accompany your Variances are also being sought pursuant to WHEREAS, the Township Committee hereby retail auto parts and hardware store into a sec- Resolution was adopted by not less than a Owner’s Name and Address: fee payable to the Clerk of the Superior Court answer or motion. N.J.S.A. 40:556D-70c (1) and (2) for lot area, determines that any amount authorized here- ond hand clothing and retail store. No signifi - two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- Ernestine S. Holmes and a completed Case Information Statement width, frontage and depth (if required), and for inabove that is not appropriated as part of the cant site changes are proposed. Specifi cally, ship Committee. 84 Newfi eld Ave. must accompany your answer or motion. The action has been instituted for the purpose side yard setback and front yard setback and fi nal budget shall be retained as an exception the following approvals/ variances are sought: of foreclosing a mortgage dated May 5, 2003, any and all other variances deemed neces- to fi nal appropriation in either of the next two The action has been instituted for the purpose recorded on May 9, 2003, in Book M3510 sary by the North Wildwood Zoning Board of succeeding years. of foreclosing a mortgage dated December at Page 474&c made by Shawn Bader and Adjustment on premises located at 1413 Hoff- El 31, 2007, recorded on January 7, 2008, in Sandra Muniz to Equity One, Inc. and duly as- man Canal, and designated as Block 118.02, NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, by the May emen Book 4691 at Page 658&c made by Eric A. signed to plaintiff, MTGLQ Investors, L.P., and lot 1 on the current tax map of the City of North Township Committee of the Township of Den- pe ta Itzi to Mortgage Electronic Registration Sys- concerns real estate located at 545 Jefferson Wildwood. nis, County of Cape May, State of New Jersey, a ry tems, Inc., as nominee for Advisors Mortgage a majority of the full authorized membership of C S Avenue, Woodbine Borough, NJ 08270, Block st c Group, LLC, and concerns real estate located 3 nka 67 Lot 7,8,9 nka 1. A public hearing has been scheduled for May this governing body affi rmatively concurring, e h at 416 E. 24th Ave., Unit #100, North Wild- 11, 2009 at 6:30 p.m. in Council Chambers that, in the CY 2009 budget year, the fi nal ap- W o wood, NJ 08260- , Block 289.07 Lot 7. YOU, Global Holding & Investment Co. are of City Hall, 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wild- propriations of the Township of Dennis shall, in 2009-2010 o made a defendant because you are a lien wood, New Jersey at which time you may accordance with this ordinance and N.J.S.A. l YOU, Eric A. Itzi, his heirs, devisees, and per- holder in the above matter and so have an appear in person or by agent and present any 40A: 4-45.14, be increased by 3.5% amount- sonal representatives and his/her, their, or any interest in the property being foreclosed as objection which you may have to the granting ing to $138,288.19 and that the CY 2009 Pre-K & Pre-First of their successors in right, title and interest your lien or encumbrance is subject to Plain- of this Application. municipal budget for the Township of Dennis are made a defendant because you are the tiff’s mortgage. be approved and adopted in accordance with Roundup maker of the bond/note and mortgage and/ Maps and documents, if any, relating to this this ordinance. or an owner thereof and Plaintiff is unable to You are further advised, an individual who is Application, will be available for public inspec- determine the whereabouts of the defendant, unable to obtain an attorney may communi- tion at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that any and therefore, does not know whether he/she cate with the New Jersey State Bar Associa- in the offi ce of the Secretary of the Board, 901 amount authorized hereinabove that is not ap- Open registration for all gradesgrades is living or dead, and therefore, names as de- tion by calling toll free 800-792-8315 (within Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, New Jersey, propriated as part of the fi nal budget shall be will be held on April 27-307-30 fendants Eric A. Itzi, his heirs, devisees, and New Jersey) or 609-394-1101 (from out of during regular business hours. retained as an exception to fi nal appropriation personal representatives and his/her, their, state). You may also communicate with a in either of the next two succeeding years. from 10am – 2pmm or any of their successors in right, title and Lawyer Referral Service, or if you cannot af- This Notice is sent to you by the Applicant by interest . ford to pay an attorney you may call the Legal Order of the North Wildwood Zoning Board of BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a certifi ed Services Offi ce. The phone numbers for the Adjustment. copy of this ordinance as introduced be fi led • Offering individualized instruction You are further advised that an individual who county in which this action is pending are: Le- with the Director of Local Government Ser- is unable to obtain an attorney may communi- gal Services (609) 465-3001, Lawyer Referral LOUIS C. DWYER, JR. ATTORNEY FOR vices within 5 days of introduction. • Focus on diversity of learning styles cate with the New Jersey State Bar Associa- (609) 463-0313. DANIEL K. ADAMS AND tion by calling toll free 800-792-8315 (within Jen- DENISE M. ADAMS BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that a certifi ed • Small class size New Jersey) or 609-394-1101 (from out of nifer M. Perez, 9700 Pacifi c Avenue copy of this ordinance upon adoption, with the • Experienced staff state). You may also communicate with a Acting Clerk of the Superior Court Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 recorded vote included thereon, be fi led with Lawyer Referral Service, or if you cannot af- (609) 729-5572 said Director within 5 days after such adop- • Tuition students accepted ford to pay an attorney you may call the Legal 1x Fee=$36.45 04/22/09 tion. Services Offi ce. The phone numbers for the ______1x Fee=$21.87 04/22/09 county in which this action is pending are: Le- PUBLIC NOTICE ______John Murphy, Mayor You will need to bring your child’s birth certi¿ cate, gal Services (609) 465-3001, Lawyer Referral MIDDLE TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD Dennis M. Crippen, Deputy Mayor (609) 463-0313. Please take Notice that the Avalon Board of NOTICE OF HEARING Ruth J. Blessing, Committee Member immunization records & proof of address Jen- Education will hold their annual Reorganiza- ON APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT Brian O’Connor, Committee Member nifer M. Perez, tion Meeting on Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at Albert M. DiCicco, Committee Member Acting Clerk of the Superior Court 4:30PM, at the Avalon Elementary School Applicant’s Name: Conifer Realty, LLC For further information contact the school of¿ ce from 9 – 3, 32nd and Ocean Drive, Avalon. Address: 20000 Horizon Way, Suite 180, Mt. The foregoing Ordinance was introduced at 1x Fee=$41.31 04/22/09 Laurel, NJ 08054 a meeting of the Township Committee of the Mon.-Fri. @ 884-4614 or email the school secretary at ______The Board will address the regular monthly Township of Dennis on April 20, 2009. Pub- [email protected] NOTICE OF COMPETITIVE CONTRACT business and any other matters deemed ap- Owner’s Name: Ted and Joan Jones lication will be held on April 22, 2009 and a AWARD propriate for this session. 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RE/MAX Opens New Location Realtors Tell Lawmakers to Fully OCEAN CITY – RE/MAX and Kurt Feinstein on May real estate organizations in of Ocean City is proud to be 1. RE/MAX of Ocean City the state. the number one real estate lives up to the standard of Since its inception in Restore Property Tax Deductions company in Ocean City in RE/MAX being Above the 1985, RE/MAX of New Jer- to New Jersey homeown- of homeownership. both sales and listings as Crowd. sey has experienced steady EDISON — Respond- “The real estate indus- ers. The partial restoration “Even the partial elimi- reported by the South Jer- RE/MAX of Ocean City growth in both franchise ing to Gov. Jon Corzine’s try’s impact on our state’s of the property tax deduc- nation of the property tax sey Shore Multiple Listing is located at 3301 Bay Av- sales and sales associates. latest budget proposal to fi scal health is irrefutable tion is a step in the right deduction equates to a Service. enue, 900 Ocean Avenue, This remarkable success include the restoration of and that is why it is crucial direction. However, more backdoor tax. Garden State RE/MAX of Ocean City 5501 Simpson Avenue, can be attributed to the the property tax deduction to protect this deduction. changes are necessary to residents are all too famil- currently has four locations 728 Atlantic Avenue, and quality agents and service for households earning up Tax deductions that resi- make this budget fair to all iar with the fact that once a with over sixty Associates 871 7th Street (opening consistently found in all to $150,000, New Jersey dents receive from own- homeowners. NJAR urges tax is in place it is virtually who specialize in all aspects May 1.) RE/MAX organizations. Association of Realtors ing a home are powerful lawmakers to protect ho- impossible to repeal. We of real estate including the To contact any of the RE/MAX of New Jersey, Executive Vice President incentives to get people meownership and the real have already gone down listing and sale of residen- associates at the fi ve loca- based in Moorestown is a Jarrod C. Grasso, issued into the housing market. estate industry by working this road with the Realty tial and commercial proper- tions, visit www.surfocean- privately owned and oper- the following statement on Given current financial to fully restore the ability Transfer Fee and we cannot ties, investment properties, city.com. ated regional franchiser March 20: conditions, this is the worst for all property owners to afford to do it again,” he vacation homes, rentals With over 3,000 real es- for RE/MAX International. “We appreciate Gov. possible time to propose deduct their property taxes concluded. and much more. tate professionals in nearly Please visit www.remax-nj. Corzine’s efforts to make any legislation that under- on their state fi lings. RE/MAX will open a 200 franchise offi ces, RE/ com for more informa- this budget more palatable mines the basic foundation fi fth location owned by Bob MAX of New Jersey contin- tion. Pitera, David Bucciarelli, ues to be one of the leading Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Offi ce Windrift Makes Renovations Between March 30, and April 5, 2009 Seller Buyer Property Address Price AVALON –The Win- Just inside the dining couch seating, an open-air AVALON drift restaurant and bar room, guests will be awe- kitchen, an ice-draft tap John P. & Laurie E. Vizzard Heather McDanel 451 21st St. $ 440,000 announces an impressive struck by The Windrift’s system, and 26 new fl at- Cornell Oceanview LLC J. David Holden Jr. 7929 Dune Dr. $ 324,675 overhaul of its existing temperature controlled screen HD TV’s. Guests in Joseph V. Glazier Jr. Michael P. & Linda Graham 502 20th St. $ 617,000 structure and approach to wine room, housing 1,000 The Blue Wave Lounge can Total For Avalon: $ 1,381,675 dining and nightlife at the bottles of wine from the now enjoy the coldest beer CAPE MAY Jersey Shore. In prepara- newly crafted wine list. and homemade brick-oven Steven & Lynn Cluff Sr. Xue Chen 30 Cape Woods Rd. $ 390,000 tion for its forty-third sea- This rivals any other wine pizzas in a plush, lounge- Arthur & Sherry Scena Michael Payne 1520 Yacht Ave., Unit 108 $ 400,000 son of entertaining locals list and display on the like setting. Michael Pyane Arthur E. & Sherry F. Scena 1520 Yacht Ave., Unit 205 $ 515,000 Katherine Lapidoth Michael & Eileen Dignen 1005 Pittsburgh Ave., Unit 104 $ 630,000 and vacationers alike, The island, and is sure to be an “The Windrift has al- added attraction for guests ways been a melting pot of Rebecca M. Foerster John & Catherine Hay 910 Lafayette St. $ 640,000 Windrift has renovated Total For Cape May: $ 2,575,000 their dining room and bar looking to experience fi ne age groups – from young CAPE MAY POINT areas to better serve the dining, or just sip a glass of professionals to more ma- Estate of Gladys L. Bowers Kate F. & Andrew M. Prince 506 Alexander Ave. $ 618,377 many patrons expected at wine in a social environ- ture ‘locals’, and we attract Grace A. & Glen Burton Dale Whitebloom 512 Ocean Ave. $ 450,000 the arrival of the Memo- ment. them all.”, says Pete Com- Total For Cape May Point: $ 1,068,377 rial Day weekend summer The Blue Wave Lounge pare, Windrift’s General DENNIS kick-off. will reveal comfortable low (Page A46 Please) Paul & Heather Baldini Thomas J. Van Artsdalen 452 Head of the River Rd. $ 110,000 Robertson RV LLC James C. Carey 201 Kings Hwy. $ 220,000 Total For Dennis: $ 330,000 LOWER TOWNSHIP Lorene E. Brown Garrett Welsh 716 Seashore Rd. $ 319,000 Sheriff John F. Callinan Kelly Gartner Trust 408 Forest Rd. $ 35,655 Kathleen DiMarco Robert S. & Susan E. Wilson 506 Dune Rd. $ 275,000 Judith A. Hornbeck-Basic David & Margaret Robinson 491 Rte. 9 $ 1,189,250 Total For Lower Township: $ 1,818,905 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Carol Leaming Leigh Ann Holmes 106 E Maryland Ave. $ 177,500 Mark & Diana McBrinn Lambert Muller-Thym 144 Meadow View Ln. $ 765,000 Estate of Kenneth E. Luker Harry & Anne Cowan Jr. 227 Rte. 47 S $ 98,000 Total For Middle Township: $ 1,040,500 NORTH WILDWOOD Sheriff Gary G. Schaffer NJ Home Construction Inc. Not listed $ 255,400 Joseph & Linda Venezian Diane M. Kobar 510 E 14th Ave., Unit 201 $ 210,000 Judith Kazdal Ronald & Pamela M. Masone 329 E 4th Ave. $ 323,250 David & Elizabeth Levine Mark & Gretchen Finley 2510 Atlantic Ave., Unit 124 $ 125,000 Dennis & Dorothy Shaffer George & Leona Strumsky 727 W Pine Ave. $ 312,000 Total For North Wildwood $ 1,225,650 OCEAN CITY John P. & Olga M. Bersack John C. & Barbara Kimball 218 Victoria Ln. $ 385,000 David L. & Ruth Ann Buch Elaine G. Pedrak 3102 Simpson Ave. $ 410,000 James & Angela Karanzalis Kuhar Realty LLC 719 E 11th St. Penthouse #902 $ 825,000 Timothy & Debra Kemmler Robert DiGirolamo 5644 Asbury Ave. $ 540,000 D & M Real Estate Group Stokes Group LLC 715 1st St., 1st Fl $ 325,000 OFP Ventures LLC James & Rachel Davis 909 4th St., 1st Fl $ 956,667 RJR Development LLC Craig & Jennifer Buchholz 2413-15 Central Ave., Unit A $ 875,000 Robert & Patricia Cerulli Michael & Vita Dempsey 57 Sunset Pl. $ 700,000 David & Sallie Degler Michael & Theresa Gillam 503 34th St., 2nd Fl $ 725,000 Richard & MarilynBernardo Charles E. Gerhard III & IV 719 E 11th St., Unit 501 $ 222,000 James & Jean M. Padden Janet E. Bowman 509 17th St., Unit B $ 295,000 SpotlightSpotlight onon youryour newnew home!home! John & Lisa Gallen Thomas & Kathy Campion 4930 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl $ 470,000 Ocean City Home Bank John C. & Eileen J. Winton 1132 Simpson Ave. $ 420,000 st Move right in without a care Alfred Bocchicchio John V. & Mary S. DePaul 3236 West Ave., 1 Fl $ 350,000 David L. & Ruth Ann Buch Joseph & Patricia McNulty 3100-02 Simpson Ave., 1st Fl $ 360,000 in the world. Enjoy the view of Raymaz Group LLC David J. & Diane M. Farrell 1831 Asbury Ave. $ 420,000 the bay and the cool breez- Total For Ocean City: $ 8,278,667 es from your decks. This well SEA ISLE CITY maintained three bedroom, JP Morgan Chase Bank William & Stephanie Crumb 23 38th St., Unit 204 $ 246,000 th two and a half bathroom Joseph C. Gorman Mary Ann Duva 134 47 St. $ 625,000 Thomas J. Welsh Edward F. & Patricia Black 147 42nd St., Unit 206 $ 280,000 twin home offers a lovely liv- Jon & Lisa Dressner Steven & Deborah Hochwind 374 43rd Pl., Unit 5 $ 450,000 ing room with wood burning Total For Sea Isle City: $ 1,601,000 fireplace, dining area, fully STONE HARBOR equipped galley style kitchen Benedict & Carol Carroll Terrence & Jennifer Morris 201 101st St. $ 1,600,000 th and powder room on the fi rst Christopher S. Grimaldi Guy S. & Nina D. DeLillio 312 88 St., Unit A $ 351,120 Total For Stone Harbor: $ 1,951,120 fl oor. The upper level consists of UPPER TOWNSHIP three bedrooms with attractive, easy to care for hardwood fl oors Christine & Edward Woods Ricardo Simone 3 North Dr. $ 296,000 and two full baths. Amenities include garage with auto opener, Ronald & Dianne Duncan Michael McAlarnen 1055 Willetts Rd. $ 240,000 pull-down stairs to a partially fl oored attic, gas heat and central Total For Upper Township: $ 536,000 air. This home is being sold furnished less personal items. Don’t miss WILDWOOD your chance to schedule a private tour today! Frank Santorelli Girish Chawla 315 E Poplar Ave., Unit 201 $ 210,000 Richard Roach Steven J. Boyce 3407 Park Blvd., #200 $ 229,000 Presented by Daniels Realty Diamond Beach 609-522-7748. Surf Avenue Wildwood LLC Wayne & Shirley Dustman 2500 Surf Ave., Unit 200 $ 367,500 Craig & Marilynn Andrews Russell A. Cannon 213 E Montgomery Ave., Unit B $ 285,000 Contact Pat Huesken. www.danielsdiamond.com Daryl Johnson Rajendra Patel, et al 520 E Stockton Rd. $ 735,000 Total For Wildwood: $ 1,826,500 For more on real estate visit COUNTY TOTAL: $ 23,633,394 www.capemaycountyherald.com Compilation © 2009 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45

STONE Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com HARBOR OFFICES For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! FOR RENT Heart of Stone Harbor Space For Rent/Sale- Year Round Rental- Looking for something? Business District. REAL ESTATE MOBILE HOME 3 ofÀ ce suites for rent COMMERCIAL Build- ANGLESEA Year Round Rental- $350 & $400/month AUCTIONS - ing for sale or lease by AREA includes utilities REAL ESTATE owner: 3400 sq ft, can Decorator furnished, 2 CMCH Call Dolores be clear span. Great lo- bedroom, 1 bath. In- 2 bedroom apt., unfur- Find it in the Mehan: Auctions- cation, 7th & New Jersey cludes garage, 2 parking nished. Washer, dryer. CLASSIFIEDS 609-368-3005 Ave., North Wildwood. spaces. Interior of unit Center of town. Secu- By Order of Borough completely renovated. rity & references. Non- of West Cape May 484-318-0808 New kitchen, new bath, smoking, no pets. $800 AUCTION 150’x100’ residential darinnaples@hotmail. hardwood fl oors, all new + utilities. April 25, 1pm com appliances including 609-465-9382 Condominiums & Building Lot building lot. Possible Mobile Home- washer & dryer. Apart- subdivision - 3 lots. Minimum Bid BRAND Minutes from ocean and — WebID #: 175039 ment has been deco- — WebID #: 176413 $75,000! 7 NEW CMCH CONDOS Garden State Parkway rated and furnished by Previous asking Year Round Rental- price $575,000 professional decorator. * Open House Centrally located, year $950 per month includes April 11, round. 2 bedrooms, Storage Space- CMCH water. 10am - Noon full bath with hand tiled 609-408-6513 * Auction shower, handicap bar, A-1 EASY Apartment, 2 bedroom, April 25 @1pm tiled seat. Also, 1/2 bath, SELF STORAGE 1 bath, centrally located. — WebID #: 176027 kitchen with all ameni- Spacious yard, private. Call for Details: ties. Renovated August Pay just $1 for your fi rst Year Round Rental- $1000/month + security Max Spann Real 2007. For sale by owner: month’s rent Estate & Auction Co. $76,000, fi rm AVALON MANOR Call 609-465-9102 BUILDER’S CLOSE-OUT 888-299-1438 Call for our spring Leave detailed message AUCTION #1 • 423 - 429 W. Montgomery Ave., Wildwood Call 609-202-0459 specials Great views. Furnished, OPEN HOUSES HOME FOR SALE 609-886-8858 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, — WebID #: 175204 April 4, 11, 18 & 19 • Noon - 2pm — WebID #: 176484 washer, dryer. 1 small • 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths • Cathedral Ceilings • Gourmet Kitchens • Heated pool & pool house WebID #: 176154 — pet. Non-smoking prem- • Garage & Carport with Parking for up to 3 cars Mobile Home- ises. Off Garden State Home For Sale- SUMMER RENTAL Parkway. $1300 per AUCTION #2 month + utilities. 1st, last By Order of Borough of West Cape May ✰✰✰✰✰ • 150’x100’ residential building lot 4 BEDROOM FOR & security required. Mobile Home • Possible subdivision - 3 lots SALE CMCH Furnished. One & a half OPEN HOUSE • April 11 • 10am - Noon 4 BEDROOM + DEN with Summer Rental- 1-800-561-8986 bedroom on lot in Rio 2 1/2 BATHS ON QUIET 352-585-0164 Grande Mobile Home 1. Call for property information package. CUL DE SAC. THIS WILDWOOD CRSET 2. Preview the property at an Open House. Park. $22,900. Financ- HOUSE HAS IT ALL. — WebID #: 174770 3. Attend the auction & BID YOUR PRICE! ing Available. 856-297- GREAT LOCATION. 100’ Rear apartment. 2 bed- Max Spann Real Estate & Auction Co. 7337 888.299.1438 X 300’ lot.. $325K. CALL room effi ciency. $4500 www.maxspann.com 609- 425-9433 ✰✰✰✰✰ per season + utilities. Year Round Rental- Non smoking premises, — WebID #: 176053 — WebID #: 176408 small pets ok. 1 month CAPE MAY COURT www.capemaycountyherald.com security deposit re- Home For Sale- quired. HOUSE

HOME FOR SALE BUY DIRECTLY FROM THE OWNER CMCH BY OWNER? 609-505-0571 2 bedroom, 1 bath Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 We can help! home. Large living room, bath home for sale by eat-in kitchen, sunroom, Call for special — WebID #: 176102 $$SAVE THOUSANDS $$ owner in Garden Lake advertising rates- fenced in yard. Walk to Park on the lake. Move town. $1000 per month. CALL MR. CAMPBELL 609-425-2060 609-886-8600 YEAR ROUND in condition. Must see to ext 33 or 34 appreciate. RENTAL 816-795-5955 Call 609-465-1487 HISTORIC ROOMS FOR RENT Year Round Rental- — WebID #: 176100 — WebID #: 173745 Johnson’s Mill DENNISVILLE Rooms For Rent- Year Round Rental- An Age Restricted Community Home For Sale- ✬✬✬✬✬ CAPE MAY COUNTY CATALINA MOTEL AMAZING CAPE MAY WILDWOOD SPECIALS! PHONES IN ALL Large 2- 3 bedroom North Cape May SAVE $80,000 SAVE $50,000 For sale by owner. Large ROOMS, FREE LOCAL home, with garage and 1 & 2 Bedroom 4 bedroom, 2 bath, fur- & LONG DISTANCE Florida room. Reno- Apartments nished condo. NO CON- CALLING. vated. By Cape May Pet Friendly DO FEES. $279,900 Bridge. $1150 per month + utilities. 609-465-3791 609-523-2166 2 MONTHS 609-889-0015 — WebID #: 176259 FREE* — WebID #: 175975 7 Miranda Lane 11 Miranda Lane STARTING — WebID #: 176448 RE Tax: $3,826.84 RE Tax: $4,163.24 SPACE FOR RENT LOTS AT $825 $298,000 $358,000

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3021 sq ft offi ce/ware- Call 609-625-3044 Tranquility Exit 0 GSP. house space w/large *For Details 2 bedroom, 1 bath $1125 Large buildable parcel SAVE $20,000 fenced area for rent on per month + security de- SAVE $46,000 facing Cape May Ca- Rte 9 (across from Wal- posit. Available 5/1/09. nal connecting Atlantic — WebID #: 176365 mart) Dishwasher, washer, Ocean & Delaware Bay. dryer. No pets. Central Beautiful sunsets, de- 609-465-7039 Looking to rent out your air, fi replace, patio, off- sirable neighborhood. [email protected] condo for the summer? street parking. Arced 210’x130’x85’. ADVERTISE IT HERE! Call 609-886-8600 today. 3 Brewers Lane, Dennisville — WebID #: 175659 609-602-3607 For information Ext. 33 or 34 RE Tax: $3,744.48 1239 RT. 47, Unit B call 609-522-2095 — WebID #: 176418 $349,000 Dennisville Single family custom home on two acre Condo Unit — WebID #: 176012 9OUR,INKTO,OCAL"USINESS Cleaning House? wooded Cul De Sac Lot. 3 bedrooms, $209,000 SELL YOUR STUFF HERE! 2 bathrooms, 2 car garage Located beside a bank, convenience MAKE QUICK CASH! with bonus room. store and a gas station. 1632 square feet. Presently the unit Vacant Lot $148,000 has four of¿ ces with reception 7 Brewers Lane, Dennisville and display area. Kitchen, bathroom, 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 Two acre wooded Cul De Sac Lot paved parking A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers April 22 2009

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DEL HAVEN RENTAL Single ranch home, 3 RIO GRANDE WILDWOOD WILDWOOD WILDWOOD CREST WILDWOOD 2 BEDROOM SINGLE; bedroom, 1 bath with LIVING ROOM, DINING addition. New gas hot 3 bedroom, 3 bath 2 bedroom cottage, 3 BEDROOM, 2 FULL “New” cottage, 2 bed- Cute 2 bedroom, 2nd ROOM, EAT- IN KITCH- air heat, central air. 1 house. Great Neighbor- $950 plus electric. Gas & BATH HOUSE FOR rooms, 1 baths, living fl oor. 1 1/2 blocks to EN, DEN, ENCLOSED 1/2 car garage. Fenced hood. Pets allowed. cable free. Unfurnished, RENT IN VERY NICE room, dining room, new beach/ boards. Fur- PORCH, FENCED YARD. in yard. 3 blocks from $1,400 per month + off-street parking, no NEIGHBORHOOD. ALL kitchen. Laundry room, nished. A/C & heat. 2 BLOCKS TO BAY/ the bay. $1200/month + utilities. pets, proof of income, UTILITIES INCLUDED IN attic, fenced yard. Avail- No pets, no smoking. BEACH. PET OK. $1400 utilities. No pets. Refer- security. THE RENT. $1500 PER able May 1. $1300 + util- Quiet family area. $850/ PER MONTH. (610) 256- ences/ 1 month security. 609-602-5722 MONTH. PLEASE CALL ities. Pets ok + $ month. 2704 Available 5/31. 877-207-2743 484 432 6000 — WebID #: 176434 609-846-5200 609-729-0652 — WebID #: 176092 215-806-3270 — WebID #: 176443 — WebID #: 176482 — WebID #: 176104 — WebID #: 176437 WebID #: 175587 — Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- STONE HARBOR WILDWOOD WILDWOOD GOLF VIEW NORTH WILDWOOD WILDWOOD WILDWOOD CREST VILLAGE Luxury bayfront apart- Nice 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 4 bedroom, 3 full bath, ments, 2 bedrooms, 1 2 bedroom house, Apartment for rent, year * Small 2 bedroom with bath, bay side, side by 1 large bedroom, near unfurnished. No pets. bath, furnished or unfur- washer & dryer included. round, 2nd fl oor. 3 deck $850 + utilities; side duplex unit. 4 small Avalon Golf Course. 2000 sq. ft. with 2 out- nished. Private balcony Non- smoking property, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Small 3 bedroom, $950/ decks, covered porch, Completely renovated. side decks. Above overlooking intercoastal. no pets. Credit check. Large eat in kitchen. month + utilties. Newly laundry, lots of stor- First fl oor condo, with Avalon Coffee. $1500/ Garage parking. $1200 $875/month + utilities, Large separate living renovated. age, nice yard. “Energy patio, off street parking. month + utilities. security deposit. Avail- room. Washer & dryer. Star” certifi ed with high Refrigerator, self clean- 609-368-3058 able 6/1/09 No smoking, no pets. All * 2nd fl oor apartments. effi ciency insulation, ing oven, microwave, 609-523-0104 utilities paid by tenant. Credit check required. windows, doors, heat & dishwasher, washer — WebID #: 176439 609-628-2649 Background check re- central air. $1400/month quired. $950 per month and dryer, wood burn- — WebID #: 174848 Year Round Rental- 609-522-2002 + all utilities. Your rental WebID #: 176431 + $1425 security de- ing stove. Includes wa- — history will be checked! posit. ter and sewer, garbage, WEST WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- — WebID #: 175092 lawn maintenance and 856-627-8809 Year Round Rental- snow removal. No pets. 609-522-4139 Year Round Rental- New, large 3 bedroom, WILDWOOD With option to purchase. all appliances, fi replace, — WebID #: 176400 $875/month + security NORTH WILDWOOD — WebID #: 176452 WILDWOOD CREST gas heat, near bridge, 2 story house for rent. 2 deposit. quiet area. $1200. bedroom, 1 bath, fenced Year Round Rental- Bungalow for rent. Fur- Unfurnished studio, bay- yard. No pets. $800 per Year Round/ 610-392-4244 nished 1 bedroom. Heat front apartment. Sunset & cable included. $600/ For details call month + utilities. Securi- WILDWOOD CREST Lake, small 1 bedroom, Summer Rental- month. Available imme- 609-465-8496 ty & references required. 2 bedroom. Complete- living room, kitchen, — WebID #: 176402 diately. References re- ly renovated. Washer bayfront deck, 3rd fl oor. WILDWOOD quired. — WebID #: 175029 609-729-2600 & dryer. Non smoking $825/month + utilities & Looking for something? units, no pets. Refer- Year Round Rental- references. Available im- 1 & 2 bedroom. WebID #: 176489 ences and credit check. 609-522-3031 — mediately. $725/$825. Furnished $1250/month utilities in- or unfurnished. Proof of or 609-522-5622 WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- cluded. income required. Year Find it in the Call 609-729-2929 609-780-7194 round or seasonal. CLASSIFIEDS — WebID #: 176487 1 & 2 bedroom. Starting Wildwood

at $750 per month. All 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 1st — WebID #: 176456 WebID #: 175979 609-729-3192 utilities included. Proof fl oor duplex. $1200/ — Mon. - Fri. OPEN HOUSE of income required. No month + utilities. Washer 6 Holly Court, dogs. Se hable espanol. & Dryer. No pets. Depos- HERALD ADS WORK! WebID #: 176177 South Dennis it & References required. — 4/25/09 609-972-7527 Available 6/09. 609- Saturday 12-4pm 522-2079 3 Bedrooms, corner lot — WebID #: 175808 Windrift Renovations Available for 100% rural residential fi nancing! — WebID #: 175462 (From Page A44) Maureen Hoey mer of 2009 will behold the upper deck, will con- Weichert Realtors Hoey Group Manager. “When we made dishes such as a seared ahi tinue to serve as the perfect 2289 Dune Dr., Avalon, NJ 08202 House for Sale? Looking for something? Reach buyers with this investment in our tuna appetizer, roasted beet place to take in breathtak- 609-368-5200 an ad in the Herald. expansion, we were very and goat cheese salad, and ing beach views, cocktails, www.AvalonHomeGuide.com careful to make changes seared scallops over risotto and light bites from The Place your ad today. Find it in the that would cater to our with asparagus and tomato Windrift’s new lunch and 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 CLASSIFIEDS entire audience – as well as butter. New gourmet cui- casual dinner menus. The attract new friends of The sines can be paired with an The totality of the reno- Windrift too.” exceptional bottle of wine vations will be exposed to Commercial Rental Space The Windrift’s culinary from the new wine cellar, press, family and friends HANNEL’S direction has also been for a delightful night out. with a private party on May C elevated, and the sum- The Tiki-Bar, located on 21, 2009. Apartments NEW CONSTRUCTION Professionally Managed Retail/OfÀ ce/Commercial Dennis Township Spring Special Heavily traveled intersection Second Month’s Rent FREE Dennisville Rd. and Route 47 2 stores at 1,000 sq. ft., 1 store at 2450 sq. ft. FREE Heat & Hot Water (set up as farmer’s market including walk in box) Heat, Central Air, Plenty of Parking, À nished walls and ceilings. Easily accessible for Retail, Professional, 1 BEDROOM Convenience Store, Antique and Crafts. $82500 Call RPO Realtors 609-522-4300 1100 BAYSHORE ROAD 2 BEDROOM VILLAS, NJ 08251 $ 00 4500 Sq. Ft. 895 Plus 23 space Parking • Air Conditioning Now Accepting 4500 sq. ft. open space, 2 bathrooms with shower. • Swimming Pool Small Pets Masonry block building with attached 23 space Parking Lot including handicap. Zoned GB1. • Laundry Facilities Call RPO Realtors 609-522-4300 • Heat/Hot Water Included RPO Realtors (609) 884-0026 Commercial The boy’s sixth-eighth grade 2009 Middle Recreation basketball league team, Thunder, fi nished the 2008-2009 seasons as consecutive champions. They 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May 609-522-4300 are from left kneeling: Marcus Wakefi eld, Thomas Sykes, Nitty Kinnard, and www.rpoonline.com Shayne Schmidt. From left standing: Jim “Scoop” Millman, Zach Schmidt, CALL 609-886-8600 EXT 33 or 34 to place your ad Harry McNally, Tim Van Triest, R.J. Henderson, Richie McHale and Coach Rich McHale. Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47

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First Grader, Shane Libbey, shared what he knows about rocks and dinosaurs • 5 lines & photo with his schoolmates at Dennis Township Primary School’s Hobby Fair. (approximately 20 words) Hobby Fair Shows Dennis • Ads printed each Wednesday in the Students Are Rarely Bored Cape May County Herald Boat For Sale- By MAUREEN CAWLEY specimens. sculptures or paint pic- Boating Section An avid fi sherman dis- tures, while others dedi- 30' SPORTCRAFT 300 DENNIS TOWNSHIP played a photo of the big cate their time to learning Fishing Boat, 1981: 4 — A hobby fair at Dennis one that didn’t get away, more about a subject that • Ads posted online at Township Primary School and a would-be NFL star interests them. cylinder inboard, 260 HP on March 31 showed that proudly exhibited his tro- But whether it’s scrap- www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com engine. Nice boat! $8,000. when the school’s kinder- phies alongside a signed leg booking, sharks, soccer Call 609-555-0000 garten through second cast from his fi rst big injury or Star Wars, one thing is • FREE RENEWAL every 4 weeks* SAMPLE AD grade students take a break on the fi eld. clear, the school’s students from their studies, they are The fair demonstrated have plenty to keep them anything by bored. a wide array of hobbies. very busy once the bell For details, call Rachel or Janet Using tabletop displays Some students dedicate rings at the end of the with pictures, trophies, their time to sports like day. 609-886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 collections and mementos, baseball, gymnastics, fi sh- This story as fi rst pub- students shared their inter- ing and dance. lished at capemaycounty- or email: classifi [email protected] ests and talents with their Others collect snow herald.com. Contact Caw- classmates. globes or care for a me- ley at: (609) 886-8600 ext. *Ads are scheduled in four week intervals. A future paleontologist nagerie of stuffed and 47 or mcawley@cmcher- Advertiser must call every four weeks for free renewal if boat has not sold. shared his fossil and rock virtual pets. Some create ald.com A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 Cape Assist, Health Department To Feature Alcohol Awareness

COURT HOUSE — The County Department of Human Services and Cape Assist will be partner to provide information on Margaret Mace third alcohol prevention and grader, Julia Jett and Art The sixth annual High School Boys Tennis Tournament held at the Historic treatment resources at the Teacher, Kathy Nichols, Cape May Tennis Club on April 4, included competitors from Lower Cape May Atlantic Cape Community had their picture taken Regional, Middle Township and Wildwood Catholic high schools, plus a team College from 10 a.m. until in front of the state seal from Jenkintown High School in Pennsylvania coached by Cape May County 3 p.m. on April 28. Children from St. Joseph Parish in Sea Isle City, in Trenton, when they resident, Joanne Stillman. Pictured are the winners, including: Team Champion Cape Assist will distrib- presented the musical skit, “The Legend of St. Jo- attended a state art show Middle Township’s Head Coach, Matt Gilbert; First Doubles Champions, Middle ute brochures regarding seph’s Lilies”, during the annual St. Joseph Feast of student work. Julia’s Township’s Dylan Hughes and Andrew Sellers; Second Singles Champion Middle the effects of alcohol. Top- Day Celebration on March 19. Pictured from top artwork was selected Township’s Eddie Obropta; First Singles Champion, Middle Township’s Joel ics will include: Alcohol left: Tiffany Woolley, Joe Ferrilli, Sara McKinley, from the county art show Novick; Third Singles Champion, Lower Cape May Regional’s Andrew Betz; and Women’s Health, The Madison McGinn, Clancy Larkin, Alex Rivera, Jack to be exhibited there in Second Doubles Champions Middle Township’s BJ Masterangelo and Conor Harmful Effects of Mixing March. McNicholas; and Team Finalist and Third Singles Champion, Head Coach Greg Alcohol and Prescription Halbruner, Lauren Moretti, Delaney Larkin, Ali Douglass, Lower Cape May Regional. More team pictures are posted online at Drug Medications, Binge Robinson, Emily Pasceri, Marly Gibson, Maggie Wells Church cmcherald.com. and Underage Drinking Halbruner, Alex Ramirez, and George Steffa. Risks and Talking to your To Open May 10 Child about the Conse- Blood Drives Set in County quences of Underage COURT HOUSE — The John’s Lutheran Church, AVALON — Wells Drinking. Cape May County Chapter 10 Central Ave., Memorial Presbyterian Department of Human of the American Red Cross Church Hall, Ocean Church, First Avenue at Services staff will have has scheduled the follow- City, 1–7 p.m. Ninth Street, will open for additional material and ing county blood drives: Sunday, May 3, Lobster the summer season May 10 information on treatment Monday, April 27, St. House, 906 Schellengers with a hymn sing at 9:45 services, funding and re- Casimir Roman Catho- Road, Activities Room, a.m. and 10 a.m. worship sources. lic Church, 304 Clay St., Cape May, 8:30 a.m. – service. Rev. Jay W. Lewis The public is welcomed. Woodbine, 2 – 8 p.m. 1:30 p.m. of the Pittsburgh Presby- For more information call Wednesday, April 29, St. tery will preside. the Cape May County De- An additional service partment of Human ser- is planned at 8:15 a.m. “No nation was ever ruined by trade, even seemingly beginning with the first Gardening-by-the-Sea club members get ready for the Easter Parade. Various vices at 465-1055. the most disadvantageous.” members created a fancy or whimsical bonnet for the April meeting. All are -- Benjamin Franklin, Principles of Trade, 1774 Sunday in July and continu- ing through the fi rst Sunday welcome to join on the fi rst Wednesday of each month at the Lower Township in July. Municipal Building in Villas.

trained to be a chef, taught day, April 23 at Adams Green MCCOACH, JOSEPH J., gineer for the Baltimore & Interment in SS. Peter & his skills as a Culinary Arts Funeral Home in Herndon of Villas, died on April 18, Ohio Railroad in Philadel- Paul Cemetery, Marple Obituaries Assistant at Cape May (NJ) followed immediately by a 2009. Survived by wife, phia, PA. He was a mem- Twp., PA on Saturday, April Vocational Training School brief memorial service. The Charlotte and three chil- ber of St. Raymonds R.C. 25, 2009 at 11:30am. between 1971 and 1973, Church in Villas, NJ, where In lieu of fl owers, memo- The Herald publishes funeral service will be at dren, 5 grandchildren, 6 BRODHEAD, REV. C. worked in several dining 9:30am on Friday, April 24 at great- grandchildren and he was an usher at Sunday rial contributions may be brief death notices free DANIEL, 80, of Ocean City, establishments in the Cape the Greek Orthodox Parish, mother, Anna McCoach, Mass. Samuel was also a made to St. Raymonds and paid obituaries for April 13, 2009. He was a May area prior to becoming 21580 Atlantic Boulevard, and sisters and brothers. member of the Knights of Church, BVM Altar Flower $2.10 a line. Obituaries Methodist minister for the a business owner with his Building D, Unit 160 in Dull- Mass of Christian Burial on Columbus Council #3546 Fund, 25 E. Hudson Ave., are submitted by funeral Eastern Pennsylvania Con- wife, Mary, in 1978, when es. Interment is scheduled Friday, April 24, 11am at St in Erma, NJ and the Men of Villas, NJ 08251. homes; family members ference for 40 years. they purchased 4 G’s Res- for Monday, April 27, 2009 Raymond’s Church. Malvern for 60 consecutive Arrangements are by The taurant (later Mary & Dale’s) at 11am at Quantico Na- years. He made fl ag poles Bacchi-Courtney Funeral who submit information COOK, DALE MAYNARD, MICKA, GLORIA A. (Mc- in Rio Grande, NJ. After sell- tional Cemetery in Triangle, and encouraged people to Home & Crematory, Ltd., must provide the funeral SR., age 81, who retired Cullough) (nee Beauchant), ing the restaurant in 1995, VA. In lieu of fl owers, the fl y the American fl ag. Bridgeport, PA. home name. from the Navy in 1970 after a 78, of Cape May, April 16, Mr. Cook and Mary remained family asks that donations Mr. Pepe was a US Navy www.bacchicourtney.com 24 year career, passed away 2009. She was a hairdress- BETTS, MARGARET J., in North Cape May, NJ until be made in Mr. Cook’s name veteran of WW II, serving at home in Herndon, VA., on er in the area for more than 57, of Villas, April 9, 2009. they relocated to Virginia in to Dormition of Virgin Mary in the European and Pacifi c SAVINA, MARY ELIZA- April 18, 2009. 23 years, and a member of She was a lifetime resident 2008. While living in North Greek Orthodox Church, Theatres of Operation. BETH, 95, of Court House, Mr. Cook, born on April 14, Our Lady Star of the Sea of the area and member of Cape May, Mr. Cook and his 1700 Amherst Street, Win- Born in Philadelphia, PA April 17, 2009. She was a 1927 In Cadillac, MI, entered Church. Christ Gospel Church. wife also owned the Saddic chester, VA 22601 on May 18, 1917, he was Sunday School teacher at the Navy in December 1945 St. John Lutheran Church BLEIL, CLARE R. (nee Zu- Guest House in Cape May, a son of the late Angelo and retired to the Fleet Re- DARCY, ELIZABETH A. of Ocean City for more than kauskas), 91, of North Cape NJ. M. and Concetta (Mongelli) serve as a “gold-striped” During his Navy career, Mr. “Betty”, 88, of North Cape Pepe. He was the husband 30 years. May, April 13, 2009. She fi rst-class Boatswain’s Mate May, April 15, 2009. She Cook served in a variety of of the late Rita Mary (Infan- SIMMONS, LUCION, 83, was a resident since 1976 after several enlistments was a resident since 1960, ships including the battle- ti) Pepe, who died in 1988. of West Cape May, April and a member of St. John in 1970. Following his 24 a supervisor of nursing at ship USS IOWA (BB-61) Surviving are his loving 16, 2009. He was a veteran of God Church. year Navy career, Mr. Cook Cape Regional Hospital for and was a “Plank Owner” of family including a daugh- of World War II and retired 15 years, and a member of USS SARATOGA (CVA-60). ter, Conchetta M. DeFran- from Conrail Railroad after St. John of God Church. Cape May County’s His cruises were in the Pacif- cesco and her husband, 40 years. ic and Atlantic Oceans and EAVES, VERNON LEROY, Joseph of King of Prussia, STOVER, DEBORAH, 57, Mediterrranean Sea. He was 78, of Court House, April PA; three grandchildren: Beloved Family of North Cape May, April able to visit various coun- 13, 2009. He was a long- Joseph, Darren & Melissa; NIEVES, VICTORIA, 19, 2009. She was a lifetime tries in Europe, Africa, Asia, time resident of the area, six great-grandchildren: “Milo”, 57, of Wildwood resident. and Friends South America and North a 20-year retired Navy vet- Nicole, Meghan, Danielle, passed away April 19, America. He crossed the eran, and owner along with Mikayla, Mikenna & No- TAYLOR, RICHARD D., 2009. Devoted Mother and equator to become a “Shell- his son, of Eaves Lock & lan; many nephews and “Rich”, 67, of Wildwood, Grandmother. Would you like to thank all those back”, crossed the Arctic Security. nieces. April 16, 2009. He was a Survived by 5 children: Ra- Circle to enter the Northern He was preceded in death lifelong resident of the area, GIANCOLI, LYDIA J., fael, Maria, Jackie, Martin who were kind to you and Domain of the Polar Bear by a daughter, Clara Pepe; veteran of the U.S. Army “Lee”, 89, of West Cape and Belkis; 3 Brothers and and became a “Blue Nose” fi ve brothers: Anthony, Al- and an equipment operator your family during a recent loss? May, April 5, 2009. She was 2 Sisters; 13 Grandchildren and crossed the 180th Me- bert, John, Michael & Jo- and maintenance worker. a member of Our Lady Star ridian to enter the “Realm of Friends & relatives may call seph; and a sister, Rose Would you like to write of the Sea Church. UPDEGRAVE, WILLIAM the Golden Dragon”. He was Thursday Evening 7 to 9pm Tamburrino. and Friday 9:30 to 10:30am A., 75, of Ocean City, April a remembrance or eulogy also present at the Bikini HEWITT, MARK PAUL, 50, Relatives & Friends are in- at the Ingersoll-Greenwood 11, 2009. He was a resident Atoll test. of Villas, April 16, 2009. He vited to his Funeral Mass at to honor a loved one? Funeral Home, 1201 Cen- since 2004, and owner of He is survived by his wife was a lifetime resident of St. Raymonds R.C. Church, tral Ave., North Wildwood, the Updegrave Insurance Mary J. (Saddic) Cook to the area, and worked as a 25 E. Hudson Ave., Villas, N.J. Mass of Christian Buri- Agency for 38 years. Call Janet or Rachel whom he was married in roofer in his family’s busi- NJ 08251 on Friday, April al will be celebrated Friday June of 1949. He is also ness. 24, 2009 at 1:30pm. WESCOTT, ALBERTA 886-8600 survived by his two children, 11am at St. Ann’s Church, Friends may call Friday ANN, 57, of Villas, April 10, exts. 33 or 34 Jan, Dale, Jr., 4 grandchil- LOPEZ, LUIS ANTONIO, 2900 Atlantic Ave., Wild- afternoon from 12:30 to 2009. She was a lifetime dren, Janet, Jr., Bill, Jr., Mi- 19 months old of Greenfi eld, wood, N.J. Burial will be in 1:20pm, at the church. resident of the area. chael, and Elizabeth and 8 passed away at Childrens St. Mary’s Cemetery, Lower Hospital in Philadelphia. Township, N.J. great grandchildren Jeremy, As we mourn the loss of our loved ones, Jacob, Caitlyn, Bryce, Josh- MARTIN, JANE V., 76, of PEPE, SAMUEL A., ua, Sophia, William, III and let us also remember to celebrate the lives that Cape May, April 13, 2009. passed away peacefully on Adrienne. He was prede- She was a resident since Sunday, April 19, 2009 at touched us deeply, leaving indelible traces ceased by his parents Elmer 1984. the Coatesville VA Medical that cannot be erased by time. and Alma (Simons) Cook, Center in Coatesville, PA. his brother Denny, his sis- He was 91. Mr. Pepe was ter Barbara, and one great For death is no more Call Janet or Rachel at a resident of Villas, NJ and granddaughter Alexandra. than a turning of us over was previously of South 886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 The family will receive vistors from time to eternity. West Philadelphia, PA. He from 4pm to 8pm on Thurs- to place your remembrance. ~William Penn worked as a stationary en- Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A49 A Reporter Is the Job for Me Glenwood Students Graduate D.A.R.E. Fifty-six students from magician and some fabulous By ANNA ROSE CAWLEY this job. I could get a weekly column; submit articles or stories; maybe even Glenwood Avenue Ele- food. Sponsors of the event mentary School’s fourth were the North Wildwood Imagine, going to plays, museums, write a book. I would always be thinking grade graduated from the Elks, Greater Wildwood council meetings and schools activities. who, what, when, and where did this D.A.R.E. program on April Municipal Alliance, Super My job—writing down everything I see event occur? 7 with a crowd of about Fresh, and Piro’s Pizza. and hear. I would be scribbling in my note- Imagine meeting new people and visit- 100 family members and D.A.R.E., which stands pad, writing down all the im- ing exciting places. I would friends in the audience. for Drug Abuse Resistance portant details and quotes from observe people and what The graduation cere- Education, is substance people, taking photographs and they say and do. Of, course I mony was organized by abuse prevention educa- creating a story to inform the would take lots of pictures and Wildwood Police Depart- tion. The curriculum’s con- public. I can just hear my hand save them. Doesn’t that sound ment’s D.A.R.E. Officer, tent gives kids the skills hitting the computer keys as I like fun? Eli Aboud. they need to avoid involve- recall the words of an important This career will change my Cape May County Sher- ment in drugs, gangs, and speech or issue. A reporter’s life life in many ways. People will iff, Gary G. Schaffer, was violence. is the life for me. see my articles in newspapers in attendance, and the Aboud coordinates the Why do I want this job? I and magazines. I will be very presence of the Canine seventeen-week D.A.R.E. love typing essays and stories busy all the time, but I will Unit from his department program at Glenwood Av- for school. It may be hard work still have time for family and was the highlight of the enue Elementary School. to create a few stories a week, but I will friends. festivities. The program is sponsored fi nd plenty of things to write about. I might I might not be able to do some of the Poster and essay contest by the federal government even get hired as a reporter for New York other activities that I love, like gymnastics, winners were announced and supported by the Wild- Times or New Yorker Magazine. but I will still have the best job in the and the students excitedly wood Police Department. An offi cer from the Cape May County Sheriff Depart- I could ask as many questions as I want world. Maybe, someday, I’ll write and received their diplomas. More photos of this ment’s Canine Unit shows off his bloodhound during and no one would care. I could write article about gymnastics and what a great The graduation concluded event are published online the D.A.R.E. graduation ceremony at Glenwood reviews of Smashing Pumpkins; the new activity for children it is. A reporter is the with entertainment from a at cmcherald.com. Avenue Elementary School. version of Grease with Ace from American job for me Idol; the display of “Narnia” at the Frank- lin Institute, which I am going to see; even Cawley, a Fifth Grader at Margaret Mace the movie “Hotel for Dogs” or Artisinal, School, is one of eight winners in an es- the restaurant in New York City where I say contest sponsored by the Wildwood ate in December. Civic Club Evening Membership Division. I would feel good about writing an Her mom, Maureen, is a Herald reporter. interesting article and receiving compli- More photos of the essay contest award ments. ceremony on March 12 are published There are many interesting aspects of online at cmcherald.com. I Want to Be a Marine Biologist By JACLYN GEHRING in it. I probably would have never heard of The ocean is one of the most beautiful a visitor with a bunch of “sea creatures parts of the world in my book. scrambled in a big bin with ocean water Not only that, but then there are lakes, inside.” However, in fi rst grade, we had rivers, streams, fjords, and many other one. I saw and felt sea creatures I’d only Students at Dennis Township Primary School and their families pitched in on a memorial garden project small bodies of water. However, the true heard about. that will pay it forward by bringing blooming fl owers to spots all around the community. beauty of the waters is that there are living Either way life ends out, I’d be fulfi ll- things in them. ing my dream in becoming a What’s ‘Growing’ on at the Dennis Twp. School? From small, tiny animals, like Marine Biologist, studying fi sh minnows, to the huge, Great and other ocean life under a DENNISVILLE — Gar- display, announcing their including McLaughlin’s newfound green thumbs White Shark, I want to study to supervisor. However, there is dens will be growing all support for the project. youngest son, Brendon, back to work. study it all, the top, to the bot- one thing I would like to do, I over Dennis Township And the school’s staff also helped to put down the The Kindergarten class- tom of the food chain. I want would like to discover, not one, thanks to $500 in “seed contributed by donating mulch and lay the pavers. es will install a garden at to be a marine biologist when but two fi sh. money” given as a grant money to participate in And people continue to the Dennis Twp. Senior I grow up. First, I’ll name one of them to teachers, Patricia No- dress down days. pitch in. Parents are still Citizens building. First I am infl uenced to become a “Gehring”, after my family and vakowski and Sallyjeane Before long, there was donating daylilies, hosta, grade will work at the Marine Biologist because I live theirs before them. The other Stein last fall by the Cape enough money to buy soil, black-eyed susans, and Ocean View Rehab Cen- by the sea. When my family one would be named “June”, Educational Fund. Their perennial bulbs, and plants several other types of fl ow- ter, and the second grade goes on vacation, sometimes we because that is the month my idea was to plant a memo- from the Grove Garden ering perennial plants to will plant gardens at the go scuba diving, and admire the fi sh grace- parents were married. rial garden at the school; Center for a greatly re- add to the over 300 plants Dennis Twp. Museum and fully swimming past. I also would like to Hasn’t it a wonderful ring to it? The Geh- now the plot just grows duced price. That’s when that already in the garden. Dennisville Post Office. become a marine biologist because I swim ring Fish and the June Fish, and if you ask, and grows. the garden really began to And the school is hoping In turn, the recipients of so much, I’m on a team for swimming, and what if you don’t fi nd two fi sh, well, I would The grant paid for gar- take root. Every student for future donations of a these gardens have agreed I am convinced I would like to do it for the simply answer, there are many fi sh new to dening tools, but that was in the school planted a concrete bench, a birdbath, to sign contracts to plant rest of my life. marine studiers and there are bound to be just a start. To get the bulb or fl owering peren- an arbor, and a fence to gardens for someone else. My plan is to go to high school, get good at least two in need of a perfect name. garden in the ground, ev- nial plant in the garden in complete the project. And Museum Curator, grades, and learn what is needed to go to As we compare land to sea, we realize eryone needed to pitch memory of a loved one. The fence won’t hold Bobby Babbit, and Post- a good college, where I will study marine that we are alike in many ways. For we are in. For a dollar, parents Then, Mr. John the garden in, however. master, Frank Germanio, life. I would hope on earning my Master’s just as they who live in the water, and we purchased paper flower McLaughlin, owner of The project has a ‘Pay if will have some help in Degree and have my own science lab to all share this Earth. The mysteries of its petals from the school, O’Connor Landscaping, Forward” twist that will spreading the joy (and the study fi sh and life underwater. beauty, to the dangers that lurk unseen, which were signed with donated mulch and paving keep flowers blooming mulch). The Girl Scouts, Afterwards, I’d hope on having my own but this is truly the reason I want to be a each family’s name and stones for a walkway, and well beyond the school under the supervision of documentary series, where I can share my Marine Biologist when I grow up. hung in a school hallway students in the fi rst grade, grounds. Students signed leader, Cherie Fossett, passion for marine life to young learners. Gehring, a Fifth Grader at Crest Memo- contracts promising to have offered to lend a hand It would also be exciting to go into rial School, is one of eight winners in an plant other gardens at a in fulfilling their garden classrooms in different schools around the essay contest sponsored by the Wildwood specified sites later this contract. world, and bring in tiny ocean treasures, Civic Club Evening Membership Division. spring, and they’ve already So by summer, fl owers like starfi sh or a sand dollar. I would even More photos of the award ceremony on potted more perennial will be blooming all over be happy working for an aquarium, and March 12 are published online at cmcher- SCHOOLS plants to plant in those fu- Dennis Township as a re- teach kids about the sea and the creatures ald.com. ture gardens. They should minder of the importance be ready for replanting by of family and community late May or early June, and taking time to lend and that’s when the junior a hand. gardeners will put their

Clayton Rossner, an 11th grade Graphic Arts Tech- nology student at Cape May Tech, was the third Upper Township Sixth Grader, Lauren Phifer, demonstrates her class project place winner in the 2009 Earth Day Logo Contest on a SmartBoard at the district’s “Techspo,” sponsored by the PTA on April 2. sponsored by Cape May County. He was presented There were over 70 displays, including Fine Arts, Industrial Arts, and Family with a plaque and savings bond from Freeholder and Consumer Science. In addition students demonstrated their skills with Director Daniel Beyel during Student Government iMovie, podcasts, and electronic books. A marathon Dance Dance Revolu- Day at a recent freeholder meeting. More than 200 tion (DDR) session in the gym showed on the jumbo screen. More photos are local students submitted entries to illustrate the published at cmcherald.com. theme “Reduce Your Ecological Footprint.” A50 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 From the Publisher Thanks All A Dog’s Life For Support

They say “It’s a dog’s life” but the way I see it these days, a dog’s To The Editor: life just may be the best kind! I don’t know when it happened, but sometime between when I The friends and family mem- was a kid, and our beloved family dog slept outside or on the fl oor bers of Marianne (Nece) Can- beside my bed, ate table scraps out of any old dish that we did none would like to thank the not use anymore and only wore the “clothes” he was born with community for their generosity and now…The dogs that I know or know of would be appalled at and support for a benefi t March such treatment. Or maybe the dogs wouldn’t care but their own- 28 to raise funds to assist in ers certainly would. her treatments for cancer. The On a recent trip to Chicago to visit our son, he told the story of a evening was a true success childhood friend of his who has recently acquired a very expensive and would not have been so and adorable puppy. Now I have to tell you this is an intelligent without the outpouring of help young man with a lot of good sense whom I have known for most from the community and local of his life. Something happened to all that businesses. when he became a “puppy dad.”. The contribution on the part This otherwise sensible young man of residents was greatly appre- now carries around a three-ring binder to ciated and an aid in an effort chronicle his little pet’s progress in social- to obtain a goal in the cause. ization. So far he has made strong marks in Cannone will now enter the interacting with uniformed humans, small next phase in this process with children, crowds, street traffi c and eleva- an ease of mind, knowing that a tors. He still needs work in meeting other portion of her medical expenses dogs – on leashes, in groups, or heaven will be paid. forbid, running free in a park. I can only Our Readers Write We thank everyone from the wonder what this pampered “baby” would bottom of our hearts for helping think of our old farm dog pet named Tippy, who had the run of the us help our loved one. house, the yard, and the neighborhood. (He even would sit in the These Patriots Embraced Their Country co-pilot’s seat when my dad took him fl ying in his old two-seater AMY ROBSON Luscombe airplane.) To The Editor: that their legacies endure. Not so much was it “my country right or wrong” but more “my country And the Robson and Nece I understand that this same young man ended his evenings out Families, children of Marianne early to go home and “check on” the dog. Now he has found a pet I recently heard the Frank Sinatra rendition of and I celebrate the good in it.” the “House I Live In” again. It made me think. If the generations to come only had these Cannone hotel where the dog can go for the evening so that he isn’t alone. Rio Grande His room choices are “standard” or “deluxe”. Democrat President John Kennedy and Republican kinds of American role models and patriots in President Ronald Reagan befriended Sinatra. John overwhelming numbers in the public eye, touring ======Wayne, ever the American patriot, never spoke in war-torn foreign lands, touting “Buy America” “Politics is not a bad ill of his country. Henry Fonda also was a patriot; as they did with “War Bonds” and extolling “Vic- profession. If you suc- This otherwise sensible young man carries his movies about the good in this country have tory Gardens” instead of a tiny minority who are around a three-ring binder to chronicle his ceed, there are many become legend. James Stewart was too an iconic ostracized and criticized for being unswervingly rewards; if you dis- little pet’s progress in socialization. American patriot as well as a legendary movie star. patriotic instead of buying into the bashing our grace yourself, you can ======Edward G. Robinson was too. country, our efforts to insure freedom and the always write a book.” James Cagney, “Mr. Red, White and Blue,” selfl ess acts of our leaders to preserve bi-partisan Ronald Reagan Obviously, our son’s friend is not alone in raising his pet to hu- epitomized reverence for our land. Lana Turner, democracy here and worldwide we may be a man status. A glance in a directory of animal services will reveal Marilyn Monroe, Mae West, Dorothy Lamour, and far more united and less politically contentious that there is more help available for one’s dog than his child. I have so many more, far from being critics of their coun- society today. found bakeries specializing in gourmet dog treats, mydogneedshelp. try, embraced and supported it. Of course peren- Maybe Frank, Dean and Bing had more than Got An Opinion? com, behavior modifi cation, warm fl uff dry grooming services, nial supporters such as Bob Hope, Connie Stevens, their performances to leave as a legacy to their Herald Newspapers wel- doggie make-over, holistic medicine for dogs, tranquilizers for your Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, Donald O’Connor, and country. Maybe we should too celebrate their comes letters on a wide range of nervous canine, and for the inevitable end of life, cremation, pet others whose legendary USO tours for our troops staunch patriotism and take a lesson from it. Surely subjects. Have you an opinion? funerals, and cemeteries. in combat areas overseas speak to the commitment we would be better off if we did. Go to our Web site: www.cape- My wife reports a friend of hers had a “puppy shower” and all to country and its protectors. maycountyherald.com and click her friends brought cute “puppy clothes” including a raincoat. All Even those who quietly went about their pub- ANTHONY T. DiSIMONE on Opinion to submit a letter. of this was done in good fun but even so it does show how wacky lic careers were noted patriots including Dean Wildwood Same rules apply, same number people are about their dogs. Martin, Jerry Lewis, Merv Griffi n, Count Basie, of words (600) Or write one, I must confess I’ve owned some pretty special dogs in my life, a Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong and more. These sign your name, hometown and cat or two that kept good company (on their own terms) and even American legends were never quoted disparaging Quotes From the Bible phone number for verifi cation. had guinea pigs, rabbits, white mice, an iguana, and even a snake their country — not that they did not have diverse Deadline for letters is 5 p.m. when the kids were growing up. That is to establish my animal opinions or were not critical of some specifi c is- Genesis 1:21 God created… every living and Thursday. friendly credentials so that I can go on to say, folks do you think sues. Perhaps that is why they attained the stature moving thing. And God saw that it was good. we are getting a little out of balance? N

ART HALL, publisher COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL W E When’s the Last Time You Really Visited Your ‘Mom?’ S How’s your Mom? Mother Earth, that is. northbound geese returning to our Sad to say, many of “her” children have not visited her lately peninsula? Have you spent even a half Published Every Wednesday by the to give an intelligent answer. As so many adult children may fi nd, hour near the marshes to watch what happens there? SEAWAVE CORPORATION getting away to see that lady who gave you life is not an easy Remember some of those things your mother used to say like, thing. We’ll do it next week, honest. “You’ll see. When I’m gone, then you’ll know what I’m going ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher So, instead of going outside today, maybe after lunch for a through?” walk, we solemnly vow that tomorrow, we will walk twice as It’s like that with Mother Earth. We don’t ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor far, run twice as hard, to make up for the time we didn’t take truly appreciate what it is until it’s gone. with Ma today. When I look at those grand “specimen” PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development Many of “her” children don’t know their mother very well. trees in The Home Depot’s parking lot, it’s They can’t tell a holly tree from a sycamore, don’t know what an like watching a caged wild animal, awesome BENJAMIN N. HALL, angry squirrel sounds like, and have a mistaken belief that the but oh, so lonely. Director of Online Application Development woods are silent. Think how many of those majestic trees KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager Here in Cape May County, Earth Day will be celebrated with were felled to give us all the so-called ad- a daylong series of things to keep children and adults busy with vantages of civilization right here in Cape STEVE MEHL, Senior Sales Executive nature friendly activities. May County. BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive As with many things, there is a tendency to believe that saving Another tree, believed to be over 400 DAWN AUSTIN, Client & Creative Services Manager the earth from our harmful acts ought to be left to children. years old, was spared from the state’s chain- One of the things that may be viewed as “cute” on Saturday saw on Route 47 about a decade ago close ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager will be lessons master gardeners give to mostly youngsters, about to the East Creek Manor. planting seeds. Perhaps part of the county’s Earth Day festivities should include 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 If only we could understand the importance of planting the a map with other grand trees on a self-guided bicycle tour. It Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 real “seeds” of learning how to live in concert with nature, how would be like going back to the old homestead to see what mom E-Mail: [email protected] much better we would be. was working on while we were away. DEADLINES I fi nd it heartening that economics have fi nally lit a fi re under “Mom” may have planted some seeds of her own, making us News & Photos ...... Thursday government, and made it realize there is viable power to be feel bad about wasting what was provided for us. To fi ll that empty Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. tapped from the sun and the wind. space, we are now being sold light bulbs that take a fraction of Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. Gaining wider acceptance, well, that’s another thing. what older type bulbs take. Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. As children, we never fully understand all the things that our We are being offered shopping bags that will last longer than Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon “mother” has done to make our life possible. We seem to believe the federal defi cit in place of fl imsy plastic bags. Even newspapers ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2009, All rights reserved. First copy of this that the water we drink will forever fl ow, pure, regardless of what are throwing in the towel, saving trees, and putting news on line. publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for we put back into the earth. Paper mills are closing; trees continue to grow, so maybe Mom the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave As regular readers know, there is a belief among many of our is glad in the long run. Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible neighbors that the very water we have fouled is now causing a Don’t feel bad about procrastinating any longer. Go on, go or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave variety of health problems. Mother gave us something fresh and out and visit your “Mom.” Glory in the colors she’s spread, Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own clean, we don’t appreciate that until it’s gone, or until we have to especially in the spring, and later, in fall. Breathe in the fresh negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost pay high rates to extract drinking water from salty wells. scents she’s scattered around, earthy smells, fl owers, that sulfur of actual space occupied or to have been occupied by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the right We live in one of the nation’s grandest locations to watch smell at low tide. to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel nature, like migrating birds and butterfl ies, horseshoe crabs and Don’t wait so long to see Mom next year. Don’t be a stranger any advertisement at any time. wonderful wetlands. to your Mom; she is certainly no stranger to you. Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. How many times have you raised your eyes skyward to watch Herald Newspapers April 22 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A51 The Signifi cance of Jersey Fresh Autism…From Textbook Subject to Household Word predicted that medical science might eventually fi nd a By CHARLES M. KUPERUS farm market managers, farmers and fi sher- neurological basis for most of these. But imagine the men. The partnership works. In 2003, a OPENING DOORS enormous additional pain and suffering his theory visited This is the year New Jersey’s agricultural Rutgers study illustrates that the economic on the mothers of autistic children who were made to community planned to celebrate 25 years return on the program not only benefi ts In Cape May County feel particularly responsible for their children’s condition. of Jersey Fresh, what has become one of the farmer but also the state. In total, each By Paulann Pierson Fortunately, by the time I was completing my research the nation’s best agricultural branding pro- dollar spent on Jersey Fresh promotion paper in the 1970s, this almost biblical-era thinking — grams. Instead, the Garden State’s farmers resulted in $54.49 of increased economic Our current practice of dedicating each month to blaming the ills of the child on the sins of the parent — and fi shermen are watching the governor output in the state. awareness of a particular disability has stretched the had been discredited. abandon the popular branding program by Public efforts to retain farmland have 12-month calendar pretty thin at times. The intent, of severing the state’s funding. consistently received support at the ballot course, is to focus the public’s attention on the Next Time, Part Two: Autism Spectrum Dis- At a time when America’s First Lady and box allowing 175,000 acres of the agricul- needs and challenges of those dealing with a order …Current Challenges and Resources Secretary of Agriculture are planting gar- tural working landscape of New Jersey to particular condition. Sadly, in 2009 and par- dens on the grounds of the White House be preserved. Last year, the support for ticularly in New Jersey, autism is a disability Did you know? and Washington Mall, and consumers keeping the Department of Agriculture that affects such a large number of our citizens • Autism New Jersey (formerly known as are seeking locally-produced food, New defi nitively illustrated the public’s support that it has become almost a household word. It COSAC) is inviting families and persons with Jersey is stepping away from the branding for agriculture. New community farmers might be surprising to learn that as recently as autism spectrum disorder and individuals with programs that champion the high qual- markets are being created at more than 30 years ago, autism was encountered mainly connections to the autism community to com- ity products our farmers and fi shermen double the national average, also indicat- in textbooks, hardly ever in most people’s real ment on their Blueprint for Lifetime Support harvest. ing that Garden State citizens want to life experience. Services for Families and Persons with Autism. Jersey Fresh, Jersey Seafood and Jersey see agriculture as a permanent part of It was the 1970s and I was doing graduate For more information on the interviews that Grown are branding programs that posi- our state. work in Education of the Speech and Hearing will be conducted as part of the Listening Tour, tion New Jersey products in our state The Jersey Fresh branding has always Handicapped at the City University of New York. Some of visit www. autismnj.org or contact: Dr. Linda Meyer, and also the regional marketplace, which focused on linking consumers with pro- my professors were widely recognized experts in many of 609-883-8100 Ext. 15. includes eastern Canada, New England ducers. Women, Infant, and Children the areas we were studying — aphasia, dyslexia, schizo- and the Mid-Atlantic States. These are the (WIC) and Senior Farmers Market coupons phrenia, cerebral palsy, stuttering. So when it came time Pierson is the Coordinator of the Cape May County brands that keep our seafood, landscape and, this year, Supplemental Nutrition to do a fi nal paper toward my degree, I chose a much Offi ce of Disability Services plants and, especially, blueberries, toma- Assistance Program (formerly Food Stamp lesser known subject, autism, reasoning that my research toes and other produce popular. Program) funds will allow the participants in this area would be evaluated less critically. Theses brands include standards that of these programs to have access to fresh Until the late 1960s, Dr. Bruno Bettelheim had been are codifi ed in New Jersey regulation, local produce. Now more than ever, a diet regarded as the foremost expert on the subject of autism. ensuring the integrity of the products that includes fruits and vegetables should Bettelheim was an Austrian psychologist who emigrated sold. They also give consumers the confi - be available to everyone, the poor and SCHOOLS to the U.S. after being interned in Nazi concentration dence that the products they are buying hungry, as well as those with means to camps. Beginning in 1944, he directed an experimental are produced or harvested by New Jersey purchase our state’s bounty. school for “disturbed children”, associated with the family-owned businesses that care about I urge the Legislature to continue fund- University of Chicago. At this Orthogenic School, autistic Middle High Interact Club what they offer. ing the public part of this 25-year partner- children were a very important focus of Bettelheim’s Twenty-fi ve years ago, polling showed ship that is a source of pride for our state. work, as captured in The Empty Fortress, his celebrated To Hold ‘Go Green’ Concert that less than 10 percent of consumers They can join our farmers and fi shermen study of autism, published in 1967. Unfortunately, recognized Jersey produce in the market- promoting the great products, which are By MAUREEN CAWLEY clean water can help pre- his theory on autism, though based on fairly common serve the world for future place. This information led to the creation harvested in our state and consumers that assumptions for his time, did nothing to advance our MIDDLE TOWNSHIP generations. of the Jersey Fresh brand. Today, everyone look for food, and agricultural products understanding of this disability. — The Middle Township Proceeds from the Go looks for the Jersey Fresh logo to know produced close to home. Together we Bettelheim’s theory was that certain very emotionally High School Interact Club Green concert sales will they are buying Jersey’s fresh, nutritious can keep our Garden State green and fragile infants reacted from birth to what they perceived is hosting a Go Green Con- go toward to meeting that and great tasting produce. growing. as an emotionally distant mother. This perceived rejection cert May 8 at 6:30 pm in goal. The Concert will fea- The promotion of the brands is a unique led them to retreat into an extremely detached emotional the High School Cafeteria. ture seven student bands public and private partnership with the Kuperus writes from Sussex Borough. state in which they usually did not interact at all with Interact is an interna- recruited by Interact Presi- Secretary of Agriculture as its leading He is a farmer, and was Secretary of Agri- those around them. The classic model of autism was tional service learning dent Dylan Hughes, in- advocate, joined by food retailers, chefs, culture from 2002-2008. the child who might be a savant yet could sit for hours organization, sponsored cluding “In Plain View,” watching a spinning turntable. Not much gradation in locally by the Mid Jersey “GATORAGE,” “Bite Your behavior was recognized in these textbook cases, no Family Expresses Heartfelt Thanks Cape Rotary Club. The Tongue,” “Ruff Howzin,” “spectrum of disorders” as is recognized today. group formed this year “Frame the Shot,” “Let’s To The Editor: most of all he had an active and loving In fairness to Dr. Bettelheim, it was very common and will undertake service Just Say,” “Note to Self,” relationship with Jesus Christ when he in his era to explain puzzling disabilities as emotion- projects every year to bet- and the talent of Nolan The Smith-Greene Family of Roy Smith died. He loved reading and studying the ally based, although there were those even then who Jr. (BoBo) and Stacy Greene would like to Bible daily and attending church when he ter their communities and Maher’s band. express their deepest gratitude to ev- was not at sea. The evening he left to go the world. Tickets for the concert eryone for their prayers, generosity out to sea on his last trip, he was at Author Gives Hall’s This year, they are focus- are $5 for students with and loving acts of kindness and home reading his Bible. He was ing their efforts on pro- an I.D., and $7 for adults, support during the sudden and full of wisdom and knowledge Column Thumbs Up viding and maintaining with a Family Package (up tragic loss of our loved one(s) concerning the things of the clean water locally and in to 4 students and 2 adults) communities throughout available for $30, and can March 24, while at sea aboard Lord. To The Editor: the Lady Mary Scallop Boat. He truly had the gift of a the world. be purchased in advance Our lives, as well as so many father’s heart. His son Jonathan Water-related diseases through Interact mem- Art Hall’s column on government encroachment in the (such as dysentery and bers. other lives, have forever been says it all, “daddy lived a good April 15 issue was right on target. America does not need changed as a result of this ac- life!” It took years for Roy to others) kill two million Refreshments and oth- any more government infringement on public rights. people a year around the er concert memorabilia, cident. Although this has been arrive at this point, but he did, This all began during the Nixon era with his “Law and a deeply sad and diffi cult time and we are grateful to God for the world, many of whom are including a t-shirt with Order” administration, to be further exacerbated by Bush children. logo designed by Interact for our family, we want readers to time that we had with him. He was 43 and his public spying policies (wire tapping.) know that they have comforted us in truly happy and fulfi lled within himself Money can provide un- member Dustin Yearicks The justice department has been compromised during derdeveloped communi- and produced by student one way or another, and we are humbled and in his relationship with God. the last eight years. Under Attorney General Alberto and blessed to know that we have friends, Please continue to keep all of the fami- ties throughout the world Eddie Obropta, will also Gonzalez the department was totally politicized, thus with infrastructure such be on sale. family, and even strangers from all around lies of the Lady Mary in your prayers, for rendering it ineffective and broken down. the world that have reached out to us dur- our journey without our loved ones has as communal standpipes, For more information As for Carol Saduk’s letter in the same edition, Chris wells and protected springs about Interact and the ing our tragedy. only just begun. Christie was part of this group. Unlike the eight US at- Roy was a strong, southern, hard- to provide clean water to Go Green Concert, please torneys who were fi red by Gonzalez, Chiristie furthered these communities and contact faculty advisor Kim working family man, with a wonderful STACY GREENE the Bush agenda. sense of humor complete with a laid Cape May sharply decrease mortal- Moore at Middle Township Saduk also criticized Gov. Corzine who is attempting ity. Locally, educating our High School via email at: back, non-conforming, personality, who to do the right thing for the economy. Tax cuts are what was quiet and soft spoken most of the (Donations to the Smith-Greene Family community and children [email protected]. got us into this economic mess in the last eight years. about the importance of nj.us. time, yet he could and would clearly and of Roy Smith Jr. and Stacy Greene may Sanity is necessary in this day and age, not more of the powerfully speak his mind if the situation be made to: the Smith-Greene Memo- same failed policies. warranted. rial Fund, c/o Crest Savings Bank (Att’n. In short, the governor has a plan as hurtful as it may Tech School Hosts Job Fair He was a devoted and loving father, Carol), 1010 Bayshore Road, Villas, NJ be. Christie is a political hack. companion, friend and co-worker, and 08251) CREST HAVEN — Look- opportunities for summer WILLIAM MURPHY ing for a summer job or employment plus full and Cape May maybe some part-time work part-time jobs. in the months ahead? Information will also Match your needs with be available about high those of local employers on school and adult education Spring is Coming? April 30, at the Cape May programs at the Technical County Technical School School District and Atlantic By CATHERINE COSTELLO District’s Job Fair. Cape Community College, The event will run and young people between Spring is trying to sprout from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the ages of 14 and 17 can Nature is fi ghting her the Multi-Purpose Activ- register for a free eight- One day lovely spring to enjoy ity Center and is open to hour job readiness training The next feels like welcoming winter. the public including high program. In short time it will fall into place. school and post-secondary For more information, Out will come the lawn chairs students. contact Betsy Satterfield For welcoming guests. Representatives from 465-2161, ext. 644 or Along with blossoming fl owers Morey’s Piers, Middle esatterfi eld@capemaytech. To sprout for our pleasure. Township Police Dept., com Ah to relax on the porch in the sun Splash Zone, Sheriff’s Enjoying a book and watching Dept., Ambiance Salon, “Common looking peo- The young folks starting to blossom. Subway Sandwich Shop, ple are the best in the Life is really good Larry Martino at the keyboard directs the “Praise Team” from the First As- Acme Markets, the Work- world: that is the rea- Thank the God who spoils us. sembly of God Church at the 2009 Good Friday Prayer Breakfast sponsored by force Investment Board son the Lord makes so churches in Cape May at the Grand Hotel. The group provided music for the and other local businesses many of them.” Costello writes from Wildwood Crest event. Rev. Miles Barrett, command chaplain at the Coast Guard Training Center will be on site with job Abraham Lincoln was keynote speaker. Approximately 250 Christians attended. A52 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers April 22 2009

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