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JCOW Date Change PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 42 No. 49 Copyright 2006 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. December 13, 2006 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 COURT HOUSE — Homeowners of some 500 condominium units constructed in violation of state building codes will have until Jan. 12 to take “substantial” steps to County Plans fi x those violations, or risk having their certifi cates of occupancy revoked by JCOW. Attorney Henry Lewandowski, who repre- 10 More Beds sents numerous homeowner associations, told the Herald he was “happy for the exten- At Crest Haven sion.” Lewandowski has noted several times various “stumbling blocks” his clients have By JOE ZELNIK encountered trying to satisfy the original Dec. 21 deadline. Superior Court Judge Ste- CREST HAVEN — The county expects to ven Perskie reportedly agreed to push back build a 10-bed addition to the 180-bed Crest the court date after John Becker, attorney Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center here for architect Kevin Young, proposed putting which has 70 on its waiting list. fi xes for buildings designed by Young, up for The project got tentative approval in pre- public bid. liminary 2007 budget discussions last week (Page A10 Please) between nursing home Administrator Margaret A. Gannon and the county budget team, ac- cording to Freeholder Gerald M. Thornton. Public budget deliberations are scheduled Commingled for Jan. 17, 18 and 19, but seldom take all three days. The budget will be introduced Jan. Recycling Drop 23 and adopted Feb. 27. The county would pay for the nursing home expansion and some already-approved Will Cut Rebate Al Campbell kitchen work with a $2.7-million bond issue, Exotic parrots share moment of fame with Middle Township Mayor F. Nathan Doughty By JOE ZELNIK Thornton said. as he gives wary glance to the big-beaked bird Dec. 9. The display of colorful birds “This is very preliminary,” he said, and a was part of Hamer’s School of Karate’s 10th annual Christmas party for area children time frame of completing the addition in 18 SWAINTON — A sudden and signifi cant at the Davies Sports Complex. plunge in commingled recyclables — glass, months would depend on getting approvals. aluminum, tin and plastic — in September He told the Human Services Advisory Coun- has reduced the potential rebate the county cil Dec. 6 that he would like to see the home MUA expects to pays to municipalities by some Anzelone Charges Union Muscle expand by a “normal” 60-bed wing, to handle $85,000, to $415,000. the “extreme demand,” but “I won’t pursue The rebate is based on recycling profi ts, and Knocked Him Off Sun Bank Job that because of staffi ng issues.” has been paid the last two years. The home is constantly looking for staff, By AL CAMPBELL Anzelone’s crew erected a temporary service especially CNAs, certified nursing assis- Solid Waste Manager John Baron told com- pole, placed wiring inside PVC pipes and was missioners that commingled, comparing this tants. They are diffi cult jobs at relatively low RIO GRANDE — Union heat is being felt prepared to continue the job, but thugs inter- wages. September with last September, had decreased vened, he said. about 250 tons. by a Court House electrical contractor, hired Thornton said the starting salary is around to install wiring at the new Sun Bank at the They sawed off those pipes at ground level $10 a hour, but includes a benefi t package Last year there were 1,436 tons he told this and fi lled them with concrete. No other pipes, newspaper; this year, 1,184. Grande Center Shopping Center on Route 9. “worth close to $20,000.” The intimidation experienced was “like telephone or other cables, were touched, he The state, said Thornton, has an “add a bed” “We’re not sure why,” Baron told commis- said. sioners. something from ‘The Sopranos,’” said Anthony program which lets nursing homes expand by Anzelone, managing partner of Anzelone Elec- Damage amounted to about $5,000, but it 10 beds without going through much of the “It starts at the top,” said Chairman George wasn’t that that angered Anzelone. Betts, noting that “we met with mayors and tric LLC. He is also a member of Middle Town- time-consuming permitting processes neces- ship Planning Board and board of education. All the conduits are gray, and are wire fi lled, (Page A7 Please) they didn’t show up.” Anzelone said. Only two of 16 mayors — Cape May Point “This is a case where local mom-and-pop businesses with 10 people, who live here, “The only way you would know is if you Wildwood Group and Middle Township — attended a meeting were an electrician,” he said. Sept. 8 to hear MUA plans for amendments to are being muscled out by union contractors,” said Anzelone. Structural steel is the only visible sign to Home Could Break the county’s Solid Waste Management Plan that passing motorists that the work is underway. could boost recycling. Anzelone was hired by general contractor A&E Construction, Inc., based in Upper Darby, Late last week, a six-foot chain link fence was Ground in January “I think really the problem is that it’s not placed around the job site. their focus anymore,” Betts added. Pa. to do the work after a union electrical Anzelone said he was contracted for the By JOE ZELNIK Baron told this newspaper that “one guess contractor, Carr Electric “walked off the job, he underbid the job,” Anzelone said. work, and does other work for Vineland- (Page A6 Please) based Sun National Bank, which has branches WILDWOOD — Cape Counseling Services throughout the region. hopes to hold a “groundbreaking” here next Burdette Baby Friendly? He knew things took an ugly turn when he month for a group home for a dozen of its received a call from A&E. special needs clients, persons with a history Despite Benefi ts, Breastfeeding Lags “They said, ‘You need to be prepared to of mental illness. walk off the job. We’re getting pressure from Actually, it will be a “gut rehab” of the By CHRISTINE COTE baby’s physical health, the organization notes: the union. You need to get off the job,’” said former Lily Mae Apartments at 148 W. Spicer “Breastfeeding has also been related to possible Anzelone. Ave., according to Greg Speed, executive direc- COURT HOUSE — For nine years, the enhancement of cognitive development.” “The general contractor asked me to come tor at Cape Counseling. American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has rec- Armed with that information, it would seem in,” Anzelone said. The only holdup, he said, is confi rmation of ommended that all newborns be breastfed. that all women, who had no physical inability He said Vineland Construction, which builds the various funding sources for the $2.5-mil- For those who are not, the important ques- from doing so or were otherwise advised not all Sun Bank’s buildings, was “too busy to build lion project. tion is not why, but does that new mother to, would be following an infant feeding course in Rio Grande, so A&E Construction hired me.” They include an initial federal Housing completely understand the risk of not breast- that could save an annual $400 in food cost, He said the bank is also building branches in and Urban Development grant of $359,000, feeding? according to AAP. Evesham and Willingboro. $680,000 from the state Department of According to the academy, there is strong But that is not the case. A Dec. 5 meeting between Anzelone, Vine- Community Affairs, $225,000 from the state evidence that human milk feeding decreases: In its 1997 policy statement, the academy land Construction, A&E, and representative Division of Mental Health and a 30-year loan • Incidence and severity of diarrhea noted a “Healthy People 2000” goal of increas- of mall developer Delco, took place, after the of $950,000 from, the federal Home Mortgage • Lower respiratory infection (Page A6 Please) (Page A4 Please) (Page A6 Please) • Bacterial meningitis • Botulism • Urinary tract infection and other internal Delay Beach Theatre Demo Application to Jan. 22 complications that may affect newborns. There are also studies “that show a pos- By JACK FICHTER and to the public, it would be very inappropri- sible protective effect of human milk feeding” ate to make comments about any application against: CAPE MAY — An application to the city’s without the applicant present…” Fineberg told • Sudden infant death syndrome Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) to de- about a dozen people in the audience interested • Insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus molish the city’s lone movie Theatre, the Beach in saving the Theatre. • Crohn’s disease Theatre, has been delayed until Jan. 22. HPC Chairman Skip Loughlin said no discus- • Ulcerative colitis HPC Attorney Robert Fineberg told the Her- sion would be allowed since the application • Lymphoma ald that attorney Stephen Nehmad, of Perkskie, was pulled from the agenda by the applicant. • Allergic diseases and other chronic diges- Nehmad and Perillo of Egg Harbor Township, Over 1,000 residents signed a petition tive diseases representing Frank Investments, owner of the against demolishing the Theatre. Preliminary In addition to those benefi ts that boost the Beach Theatre, asked the application be held plans call for tearing down the Theatre to create until next month. Fineberg called it a “pending parking spaces for condominium units pro- application.” posed to be built above a strip of new retail Jack Fichter What's Inside...See Page 3 “In the interest of fairness to the applicant (Page A44 Please) Beach Theatre in Cape May A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006

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Gifts Marie Pratt and Andrea • Antiques & Collectibles Maher teach eighth grad- • Dolls • Women's Clothing to be ers, countywide, to say & Wedding Gowns “no” to premarital sex in Lower Township (Villas) Treasured Corner of Bayshore Rd. an 80-minute abstinence OPEN Tues. - Sat. 12:00 - 5:00 pm & Greenwood Ave., Villas program. www.jeweledtreasures.com If applied by the pu- Layaway available 886-6563 pils, it saves them from the anxiety of unwanted Buying Gold, Diamonds, Coins & Estate Jewelry pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. However, Gov. Jon Corzine said “no” to a $914,495 federal grant that would have funded nine community-based agencies in 2007 that target male and female youth, 10-14 years of age who live in high-risk areas of the state, including this county. Peer Challenge, Inc., Pratt and Maher’s 501(c) 3 organization is an offshoot of Hope Pregnancy Center in Rio Grande. Al Campbell Its $99,500 annual Ocean City Eighth Graders Watch Abstinence Presentation Dec. 6 budget funds the absti- nence program taught to to allow the programs to the federal grant was, ac- Volunteers, while pos- all eighth graders in Cape continue. cording to Pratt, based on sible to use, are unreliable, May County. Pratt said Assemblyman “bogus things.” and may not show up when Out of that money, some Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) gave For example, she said needed, she said. goes to Pratt and Maher, her similar assurances that it was erroneously stated Pratt said the governor their paid after-school help- “We will try to start some- that, if the state allows rejected the grant in part ers who, for eight weeks, thing.” abstinence programs to because it was believed all 609-884-3064 reinforce the abstinence She hopes, “There will be taught, “Then they are eight guidelines had to be message through games, be an uproar from the not allowed to teach birth taught, regarding sexuality, and for food, like pizza and people” to get the funding control.” birth control and absti- FISH MARKET candy, and small prizes, reinstated. In fact, she said, a truce nence that would have to used as rewards. Like others of its kind, of sorts exists so that ab- be incorporated as part of On Dec. 6, Pratt and Peer Challenge focuses on stinence programs men- the state’s core curriculum Prices Effective 12/15-12/17 Maher invited Sen. Nicho- teaching — using games tion at least one form of standards. las Asselta (R-1st) to Ocean and small rewards — ele- birth control, condoms, “Corzine said they Little Neck City Intermediate School to ments of abstinence edu- and classroom educators would not be able to teach $ 95 $ witness a typical presenta- cation, as stipulated in mention abstinence. about contraceptives,” said tion. Section 510 of Title V: To convey their message, Pratt. That is not the case, Clams ...... 2 dz./50 for 12 After observing the ses- • Abstinence from sexual Peer Challenge uses the she said. sion, Asselta said he would activity is the only certain “Wheel of Misfortune” “We are autonomous. 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Waits;” key chain with a TAKE-OUT SPECIALS CREST HAVEN — The vulnerability to sexual ad- Where it lands, shows similar message; a cartoon- wrong county Health De- vances. the statistical probability of like brochure “Sex Was Friday & Saturday 12/15 & 12/16 partment phone number • The importance of contracting a sexually trans- Never Meant to Kill You;” was given in a News Digest attaining self-sufficiency mitted disease or AIDS. and, a bookmark “I can last week for community before engaging in sexual “We believe in the mes- respect myself.” groups to contact if they activity. sage,” said Pratt. There were also the 10- FRIED OYSTER PLATTER want to arrange for fl u shot Every fi ve years, when She said she and Maher tip Survival guide, saying Served with Baked Macaroni & clinics. The correct number the grant process is re- may still carry on if funds no to sex, and a response $ 95 is 465-6575. newed, Pratt said all schools are cut off, but without the sheet. had “written favorable let- additional rewards or paid That sheet, which can be Cheese and Stewed Tomatoes...... 8 MAYS LANDING — An ters.” helpers who round out the anonymously completed, article last week on At- “It’s sad to see it go,” program. asked grade, age, sex, and FRIED OR BROILED lantic Cape Community she said. “I could certainly come ethnic background. College’s new board of Since the nine-year pro- in and do the assembly,” Such documentation trustees Chairman Robert gram has existed, “we have said Pratt. helps to substantiate the STUFFED SHRIMP PLATTER J. Boyer, omitted fellow seen teen births go down,” “We have all the equip- program when funding Served with Baked Potato or French trustee Albert Monillas, said Pratt. ment, and could do the time occurs. $ 95 Cape May County super- “Abstinence training after school part, but it Contact Campbell at Fries and Cole Slaw ...... 9 intendent of Schools, from is having an effect,” she would be much hampered (609) 886-8600 Ext 28 or the list of trustees who are said. as to what we could give to e-mail: al.c@cmcherald. Easy to fi nd... Call ahead from Cape May County. Corzine’s rejection of the kids,” she added. com and we’ll have it waiting for you! INSIDE THIS WEEK'S HERALD Index H BUY 1 GET 1 FREE H Antiques ...... See On Deck Automotive ...... A49 Births ...... A21 SUNDAY DECEMBER 17 ONLY Classified ...... A28 This week’s REU includes details on a bevy of recent Community Events ...... 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Al Campbell Marine Corps veteran Bob Bethel, foreground, salutes during North Wildwood Pearl Harbor Day observance at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church Dec. 7. Union Muscle (From Page A1) any way I would step out. The union said vandalism occurred. point blank they would stop construction Middle Township police were sum- of Wal-Mart and Lowe’s if he didn’t,” moned to investigate the matter. Anzelone said. “Everybody in the room stood their “Bill asked me to take it on the chin. ground. They do not want to replace me. That was $500,000 and I walked off,” They are happy with me. I told them I will said Anzelone. meet their deadline,” said Anzelone. As a gesture of good will, Anzelone said “I got a call yesterday (Dec. 7 from he was hired to work on the row of stores A&E) and they told me they are being near Route 9, including GNC vitamins, pressured into getting me off the job, Starbucks, Ross Department Store, and although they are under contract with the Jersey Shore Credit Union. me,” he continued. “When I was working on the GNC, the “There was no union pressure,” said union threatened to slash my tires. They Tony Santora, A&E president in a Monday told me to get my trucks off the job site. interview. I didn’t. They came back in two or three “I was just called to see if the people do- days. I did not move,” he said. ing the job were union workers,” he said. The same “bunch of guys came back “There was no outright pressure. with some masonry contractors, like you’d “He (Anzelone) was asked to take care see in the Sopranos to try to muscle us of a few things. It was our intent to con- out,” Anzelone said. tract with him, but due to the fact that He fi led police reports against those the rest of the job was being done with men, and even called Middle Township organized labor, we were instructed to Mayor F. Nathan Doughty to the site to do the job with organized labor,” Santora “try to keep peace.” said. “I have a right to work in this town. I live here. My workers live here,” he Santora declined comment on what said. union may have been involved. He spoke to his law fi rm, Cooper Lev- He said Anzelone would “be reim- enson, but they would not fi le a complaint bursed for his costs.” against Sun Bank and Vineland Construc- He added that Anzelone had previously tion, since the fi rm represents the bank done work for his fi rm, and “We were and construction company, Anzelone satisfi ed with the work.” said. Anzelone said he was told, “If I step He said his fi rm is non-union, yet pays off the job willingly, they will give me wages and benefi ts comparable to union other work.” scale. “Vineland Construction is pulling “All our years (62) we never had a all the strings, and A&E is very upset,” problem hiring. All our employes are at Anzelone said. the top-end of the non-union scale. We Mall developer William Juliano and have health insurance, vacation, sick time, Doug Heun, a Sun Bank director, “want holidays and Christmas bonuses. me on the job,” he added. “They are already reaping the benefi ts Anzelone is no stranger to union pres- of what most union halls offer,” said sure. Anzelone. Some occurred about three years ago “I have never laid my guys off. When when he was working for Delco’s William times were slow, I never laid them off. Juliano on the Grande Center. Unions will lay off in a second. I have He worked on Boater’s World, Mi- no need to go union. It keeps my costs chael’s, Famous Footware and that irked down,” he said. unions. “Bill (Juliano) got so much pressure Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 from the union; he asked if there was Ext 28 or e-mail: [email protected]

3137 Rt. 9 S. Rio Grande 609-465-3641 Al Campbell 526 Washington St. Mall Truck load of toys, collected at Blockbuster Videos in Court House, North Cape Cape May 609-884-8949 May and Seaville, are loaded by, from left Amber Pitts of Court House, and Joshua Wnek, 2, both of Court House, Cheryl Sauselein, manager, and Sharon Dehainaut of Court House Dec. 11. Store patrons who gave an unwrapped toy got free video rental. Toys for needy children will be accepted at Blockbuster, where gift tags are available, until Dec. 18. Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5 Holiday GiftSale

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Vanity w/ Bench (Oak or Cherry) $88 Truckload by Sale Expanded Line-up Now Available If you’re going to buy a mattress, why not buy one that’s good for you? 1001 Bayshore Rd., Villas, NJ Twin Mattress Full Mattress Queen Mattress (609) 886-3000 Sets Sets Sets Open Year Round 7 Days A Week! $396 $496 $616 HOURS : Mon. - Fri. 10am to 7pm Now Now Now Sat. 10am to 6pm • Sun. 11am to 5pm $158 $198 $258 Find It At Find’s! A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Recycling Drop Belleplain Now 9-1-1 (From Page A1) Lower Township, 193 to 121, Middle is that tourism was down compared to the Township, 126 to 100; North Wildwood, For Dennis Township same period last year. We can’t come up 194 to 149; Sea Isle City, 122 to 99; Stone with anything else.” Harbor, 44 to 26; and Wildwood Crest, By JOE HART be in compliance with state Commingled includes beverage cans 78 to 58. emergency service regula- and bottles, a tourist staple. Wildwood’s commingled were practi- DENNISVILLE — Den- tions. Dennis Township Amount of other major components in cally the same both years, 150 tons, and nis Township Committee bonded $70,000 to pay for the municipal waste stream — garbage Cape May Point actually increased from has agreed unanimously these improvements. and paper — was about the same, Baron 4.8 tons to 5.6 tons. to award 9-1-1 dispatch- Numbers suggest the said, MUA offi cials in the past have said that ing services to Belleplain reason for the change was Glass has little effect because it is “not a enforcement of recycling laws is crucial Emergency Corp. not fi nancial. revenue source,” said Baron. But prices for to its success. Although the measure Committeeman Ed Beck, the other items are “fi ne,” he said. Executive Director Charles Norkis has has been all but done for whose assignments include Tin is bringing “a good dollar” said used the carrot approach to point out how months now, members Fire and Rescue and 9-1- Baron and commissioners speculated if much money towns could save in avoid- made it offi cial Dec. 5. 1 coordinator, spoke at some persons might be combing through ance of landfi ll fees plus the resulting in- Prior to this new agree- the meeting regarding the curbside recycling to remove the tin and crease in recycling rebates if they recycled ment, Middle Township change. sell it. 30 percent. Nine of the 16 towns are. had handled dispatching for He said that a 9-1-1 dis- “You gotta watch the Girl Scouts,” The state DEP has used the stick ap- Dennis Township for more patching center within the cracked Betts, to laughter. proach, threatening to cut off grants to than a decade. township will be able to A town by town comparison showed towns that don’t meet the goal. Dennis Township paid provide better service to its the largest decline in commingled mate- Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 Ext. approximately $116,000 residents than one outside rials were in Cape May, 102 tons to 84; 27 or: [email protected] PLASMA, LCD TVs a year to Middle Township the community. for providing these services Middle Township was AUDIO •VIDEO • SECURITY over the course of the most busy with its own emer- Breastfeeding Education and support is necessary for SURVEILANCE recent contract that was gencies and there were (From Page A1) scheduled to end Dec. 31. concerns within Dennis ing to 75 percent the number of “mothers an activity that seems perfectly natural, ALARM MONITORING The cost for Belleplain Township that their calls who breastfeed their babies in early post- because nursing an infant is no longer Emergency Corp. to pro- were given lesser priority. partum period and at least to 50 percent” instinctive in humans, Metz said. It is CUSTOM INSTALLATION vide those services will be Having a dedicated local those who breastfeed until the baby is fi ve learned behavior and because of that other approximately $125,000 service alleviates those is- to six months old. infl uences may interfere. 12 Clermont Dr. • Just off Rt. 9 • CMCH annually. sues, offi cials said. The 1995 numbers were 59 percent Not having family members who have In addition, Belleplain The committee saw the for the former and only 21.6 percent for breastfed or lack of support from a partner 609-624-2033 www.mtselectronics.com needed to upgrade its improved service potential the latter. may derail a woman’s commitment to this equipment and facilities to for the community worth American Pediatrics listed obstacles to feeding option, she added. the additional cost, mem- increasing those numbers, including two While most expectant parents will bers said. as “media portrayal of bottle-feeding as spend weeks in childbirth classes for an Satisfying Customers for 25 Years “Simply the Best” Ask Your Neighbors Beck said the citizens of normative, and commercial promotion event that is over in a day, Metz said far Dennis Township will rest of infant formula through distributions of less consideration is giving to how a child Christmas 2006 easier knowing their 9-1-1 hospital discharge packs, coupons for free will be fed over the many months of its young life before food is introduced. “Order now to be sure” calls are being answered lo- or discounted formula, and television and cally but he hopes “nobody general magazine advertising.” There are also benefi ts for the nursing Beautifully decorated Christmas has to make the call.” It is inclusion of formula in gift bags mother including less postpartum bleed- Cookie & Italian Pastry Trays that prevented many hospitals, including ing and more rapid reduction in the size Contact Hart at (609) Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, from of the uterus, said Metz. • German Stollen • Fruit Cakes • 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: being recognized as a “Baby-Friendly” hos- American Pediatrics noted research [email protected] pital, according to Sharon Trombetta, the that demonstrated that “lactating women Gingerbread Houses • Full Line of Miniature certifi ed lactation consultant at Burdette. have an earlier return to pre-pregnant Italian & French Pastries In the list compiled in September by the weight.” • Full Line of Italian Pastries • Biscotti • Italian Cookies LIONS SAY THANKS World Health Organization, only 55 U.S. It is the weight gained during pregnan- hospitals and birth centers nationwide cy, Metz said, that stores the fat needed For Special Orders Call 465-4421 AVALON — The Avalon received the “Baby-Friendly” distinction, for milk production. Lions thanks all of those with none in New Jersey and very few in Women who breast-feed also have Rt. 9 & Rt. 147 • Burleigh, NJ who made their recent the northeast. reduced risk for ovarian cancer and pre- Rated “Best of the Shore” beef and beer fundraiser The distinction is given to any maternity menopausal breast cancer. for Volunteers In Medicine Philadelphia Magazine facility that implements 10 steps recom- Nursing also rebuilds any bone loss a a success. The event made mended to support successful breastfeed- woman suffers in pregnancy, which Metz it possible to give VIM a ing and “does not accept free or low-cost said is a lot better than needing medica- check for $3300.00. breast milk substitutes, feeding bottles, tion for osteoporosis later in life or living or teats.” with a hip fracture. Trombetta told the Herald that Burdette Every expectant mother admitted to provides the atmosphere to encourage Burdette will meet Trombetta, who will and educate all mothers to breast feed im- provide information and support for those mediately after birth and has met the 10 who chose to breastfeed. WARNING! steps required to satisfy the baby-friendly Anyone seeking information prior to The Numbers Are Against You hospital initiative, but it still distributes birth can contact Metz at 465-5567 or infant formula. her fellow league leader Judy Hain at 861-5956. 407,606 = number of fi res caused by home electrical problems The hospital is not the only place an expectant mother can learn about breast- Michele Dooley operates Expectant Joy 3,406 = number of deaths caused by electrical problems feeding. here and holds a new mom’s discussion $7,858,700,000 = property damage caused by electrical Although American Pediatricians agreed group at 219 S. Main St. every Wednes- problems each year in December 1997 that human milk “is day from 10 to 11:30 a.m. It costs $2 (Source: U.S. Fire Administrationʼs Fire in the United States, 1992-2001) uniquely superior for infant feeding,” and to attend, to cover coffee and donuts, Dooley said. “Each year, hundreds of homes and families succumb to hidden but very real dangers that destroy that “all substitute feeding options differ property and lives.” markedly,” the Le Leche League has been She is a certifi ed childbirth educator Vernon T. Houchin - Retired Captain, St. Louis Fire Department selling that message since 1956. and a lactation consultant. In addition to Begun by fi ve mothers in the Midwest, offering childbirth classes at her center, as the league celebrates its 50th anniver- she is in charge of all the health education You Don’t Have to be a Statistic! sary, its primary concern is still education for the prenatal clinic that moved from Announcing a convenient and affordable way to ensure that your home and the and support for nursing mothers, according Burdette to the Community Health Center safety of your family are protected from the dangers of electrical problems. to Diane Metz, an R.N. from Court House, in September. who has been an accredited league leader Contact Cote at (609) 886-8600 Ext How Safe is Your Home? for 30 years. 31 or: [email protected] 1. Is your home more than 40 years old? Safety Power Audit 2. Has your home had a major addition or renovation $199.99 Group Home or major new appliance added such as a (From Page A1) refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, or electric $99.99 Financing Administration. furnace in the last 10 years? This includes a complete safety inspection Those numbers are approximate, by a qualifi ed electrical professional to The home will have 12 apartments of 3. Are you the new owner of a previously owned give you peace of mind and protect your affordable housing plus one for a 24-7 home? home against the dangers of shock and resident manager. A support staff of fi ve 4. Do your lights flicker or dim momentarily? fi re. will not live on premises. The home will retain the Lily Mae 5. Do your circuit breakers trip or fuses blow often? The fi rst 25 homeowners to schedule a 6. Are your outlet and light switch face plates hot to name, Speed said, because of its “histori- Safety Power Audit will receive a FREE cal relevance.” the touch or discolored? Premium Surge Protection Strip It used to be a motel, he said, where 7. Do you hear crackling, sizzling or buzzing from to help protect the contents of your home “lots of black musicians stayed when they your outlets? against electrical surges. came into Cape May County when they 8. Do you have extension cords and multiple power weren’t welcome to stay wherever.” strips permanently in use around the house? The special needs clients are expected to have jobs, receive rental assistance, and pay rent that will go to pay back the If you answered “yes” to any of these 30-year loan, Speed said. questions, it is highly recommended that He said Wildwood residents would be you have a Safety Power Audit. Call us today at: given preference in renting the units. 886-1755 This will be Cape Counseling’s sixth group home in the county, Speed said. 368-1755 Lauren Huggins Ask about our Royal Privilege™ Financing Program Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 Ext. ©2006 ESI. All Rights Reserved. 391-1755 27 or: [email protected] Lily Mae Apartments Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A7 Suspect Still at Large In Dec. 10 Shooting COURT HOUSE — The that ended this morning mation should contact the A &LP Foods County Prosecutor’s Of- with criminal complaints Middle Township Police fi ce and Middle Township signed against Cooper for Department Major Crime police are still trying to the attempted murder of Unit, 465-8704 or the locate the man who may be Cavicchio. Prosecutor’s Offi ce, 465- Grocery Store Hoagies responsible for a shooting Any person with infor- 1135. Groceries that led to the death of a •Steaks•Pizzas Wildwood man Dec. 10. Quality Lunch Meats •Pasta A warrant has been is- sued for Seth Gordon Coo- Homemade - Free Delivery! per, 18, of Goshen Road, Italian Sausage, Court House, on charges COOPER Hoagie Trays of attempted murder and shooting had occurred, and Roast Beef, Pasta Homemade Soups aggravated assault with a found John Cavicchio, 23, Sauce, Potato Salad weapon. of Wildwood in a vehicle Hot Roast Pork Sandwich He was described as on the highway, the ap- & Cole Slaw white, blue eyes, 6 feet parent victim of a gunshot about 140 pounds, and wound to the head. Christmas Specials alleged to have fled and Cavicchio was fl own to may be in possession of AtlantiCare Regional Medi- Specialty Items Cheese Burger a handgun and possibly a cal Center trauma unit, long weapon. where he died in the early Panettone Special Prosecutor Robert Tay- afternoon Monday. Pandoro includes Fries & lor and Middle Township Members of Middle Can of Soda Baci Chocolate Police Chief Joseph Evange- Township police and the $5.15 + tax lista ask the public’s help in county Regional SWAT Torrone Cooper’s apprehension. Team conducted a wide Free 2 Liter Soda He should be considered spread search of the im- Homemade Chocolates armed and dangerous. mediate area for suspects, and Cookies with purchase of Pizza The 7:44 p.m. incident without results. (Sun.-Thurs.) took place on Pennsylvania An intensive investiga- Al Campbell Avenue in the Burleigh sec- tion was started by Middle Jake Ruskey, 5, watches mother Beth Ruskey piece 15th & New Jersey Aves., tion of the township. Township police and the gingerbread house together at St. Paul’s Parish Hall North Wildwood • 609-522-3576 Middle Township police county Prosecutor’s Of- Dec. 9. The event by the church’s youth group was responded to a call that a fi ce Major Crimes Units, a fundraiser to build a library.

Thornton Hot: Move to Wildwood Your Total Car Care Center ‘Will Ruin’ Job Connect Program By JOE ZELNIK • Lack of parking. Thornton said the state offi ces have CREST HAVEN — The Job Connection been “trying to leave Wildwood for 25 Are You Ready For is defi nitely moving from its Rio Grande of- years.” fi ces to the Bureau of Employment Security In addition to the Job Connection’s re- in Wildwood, but Freeholder Gerald M. luctance to make the move, the Technical Thornton is “not fi nished with this yet.” School district, which has been training Winter Driving? An obviously angry Thornton told unemployed at the Rio Grande site, has NAVIGATOR GOLDS members of the county Human Services objected that its program will be hurt. AT REG. PRICE Advisory Committee (HSAC) Dec. 6 that Job Connection representatives gave the move “will destroy the program, and freeholders petitions on Nov. 28 signed I think that is the intent.” by more than 900 persons opposed to “It will ruin a very successful program,” the move. he charged. Contact Zelnik at (609) 886-8600 Ext. Job Connection is contracted by the 27 or: [email protected] Atlantic-Cape May County Workforce In- vestment Board to provide job training. 10 More Beds SAVE MORE! NAVIGATOR GOLD NAVIGATOR GOLD Job Connection’s move was necessitated Smooth Riding Highway Radial Smooth Riding Highway Radial Get a NAVIGATOR TH NAVIGATOR TH GOLDS AT GOLDS AT by a lack of funds in the WIB budget. (From Page A1) BUY 3 REG. PRICE GET 4 FREE BUY 3 REG. PRICE GET 4 FREE WIB Executive Director Stephen J. sary for major expansions. $ $ Save $87 To $108 Save $99 To $131 Bruner could not be reached to respond. “This is a good idea,” he said, “and I 20 to 60 on a set of 4 on a set of 4 Reg. 3 Tire 4thTire Reg. 3 Tire 4thTire Thornton noted that “even Wildwood like it a lot.” CREDIT! Tire Size Price Price Price Tire Size Price Price Price Buy any product or service on a new Goodyear Credit Card and you can receive a $20 to $60 credit to your account! P185/70R14 $96 $288 FREE P205/70R15w $103 $309 FREE offi cials are not happy” with the move. The 180-bed home includes 106 long- Ask for details. Offer good through 1/27/07. P175/65R14 $87 $261 FREE P205/65R15 $99 $297 FREE Commissioners last month approved a term care, a 50-bed Alzheimer’s unit, P185/65R14 $89 $267 FREE P205/55R16 $126 $378 FREE P195/70R14 $98 $294 FREE P215/65R16 $119 $357 FREE resolution opposing it. 16-bed rehab unit and an eight-bed, short- P215/70R15w $108 $324 FREE P215/60R16 $128 $384 FREE He charged Wildwood officials had term hospice center. P195/65R15 $94 $282 FREE P225/60R16 $131 $393 FREE to learn of the move from reading the Thornton, liaison to Social Services newspaper and “That doesn’t make for for almost 30 years spread over two Manager’s Specials! friendly relations. separates periods as freeholder, told the “I’ve been in this business for 30 HSAC that: EVO SPORT Z Save • Home health care caseload has in- LIGHT TRUCK-SUV years,” said Thornton, “and this looks like Multi-Purpose On/Off FOR TUNER CARS! Up To a bureaucratic game.” creased by more than 50 percent. Highway Traction Radial Ultra High Performance Z Rated Radial $ P235/75R15OWL 264 Thornton said he will contact the state • The county has obtained more “nutri- $ CLOSEOUT! On a set of four. While Reg. SALE NOW!89 Supplies Last! tion money” to deal with a “small waiting Price PRICE about the move, noting, “I don’t see Reg.$119 Tire Size SAVE $120 list” for meals on wheels. On A Set Of Four P205/45ZR16 $150 $84 anybody from the state stepping up to Whi le Supplies Last! P205/40ZR17 $134 $74 the plate.” “My policy is, there will be no waiting P205/45ZR17 $148 $92 He listed these problems with the move list for meals on wheels,” he said. Serrated Band Other Sizes and Sale Prices Available. from Rio Grande to Wildwood: “We have increased the quality of life in

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Call 1-800-613-5666 For Other Locations & Hours Your Total Car Care Center 30 GREAT Al Campbell Absecon Rio Grande† LOCATIONS 29 YEARS OF Santa welcomes youngsters Dec. 9 at Hamer’s School of Karate’s 10th annual 609-646-3462 609-886-1116 EXCELLENT † State Inspection location SERVICE Christmas party for area children. Each child received a coat, hat, gloves, toys, www.vespiatires.com GROWTH COMPANY Exciting Career Opportunities: Store Managers, Asst. Store Managers, Service Managers and Technicians CALL 1-800-613-5666 plenty of good things to eat and entertainment. The event was held at Davies Sports Complex. Santa arrived on a Court House fi re truck. A8 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 In Cape May City Data Files May Live on Internet System

By JACK FICHTER Information System.) al fee collected from each print notices and mailing said council would discuss At a Dec. 5 council meet- permit and application. labels in a matter of sec- the raising of fees for per- CAPE MAY — City coun- ing, Barry Coleridge, repre- Coleridge said a map of onds, he said. mits and applications at its cil may raise the cost of sentative of National Geo- all properties in the city Coleridge said each city January work session. mercantile licenses, zoning matica, offered to set up could be created including department could use the City Manager Luciano and planning board applica- many of the city’s records zoning, tax, rental property system. V. Corea Jr. said the city ASSESSING THE RISK FOR tions, street opening and and maps into GIS. He and flood zone informa- He said the system could signed a contract with ANGLE-CLOSURE GLAUCOMA construction permits by there would be no charge tion. also be made available to National Geomatica one Open-angle glaucoma progresses slowly, about $10 each to allow the to the city to convert fi les When a property owner the public because it is year ago. sometimes without readily noticeable symptoms. city’s maps, charts and fi les to GIS. needed to be notified of located on the Internet. It He said new fees for The less common (accounting for about 10-15% of to be placed on an Inter- National Geomatica a variance request by a would be linked to Cape permits and application glaucoma cases in the U.S.) angle-closure glaucoma net-based GIS (Geographic would receive the addition- neighbor, the GIS would May’s Web site. were never set because can come on suddenly and painfully. It can cause vision The GIS system would some were at their legal loss or blindness within hours or days. Thus, it is in not require the city to maximum rate and mer- your best interest to know if you are at increased risk Waterless in Winter, ‘Pool Zone’ purchase software, said cantile licenses had already for angle-closure glaucoma. The fact is that shorter, Coleridge. been issued by November farsighted eyes are at greater risk because they tend to Has Cues for Tabletop Play The information would 2005 when Coleridge gave have a more shallow anterior chamber (the fl uid-fi lled be stored on servers at the same presentation to space at the front of the eye), which narrows the angle By JOE HART National Geomatica, not in council. between the iris and cornea. Risk is also age-related city hall. He said the com- Bruce Graham, Van Note because, as the eye lens thickens from front to back, GREEN CREEK — Ever pany has 40 municipalities Harvey and Associates, the angle between the iris and cornea narrows. wonder what seasonal busi- as clients, located mostly in a local distributor of the Glaucoma is a disease associated with abnormal ness owners do in the this state. GIS system, said the city pressure inside the eye, which eventually causes off-season? “The city would have would retain ownership of damage to the optic nerve and permanent loss of vision. Maybe you imagined unlimited access to the all its data. There are several types of glaucoma. At ATLANTIC they all fly off to some- system at any time,” said In other business: EYE CENTER and EYE MAX LASIK CENTER, where warm, drinking Coleridge, noting it could Corea said council should our philosophy is to provide cost-effi cient eye care frozen Margaritas on white be used by the mayor, po- review the city’s recreation to all of our patients in a compassionate and friendly sand beaches while we lice and fi re departments fees and programs, based manner. We offer treatment in all areas of eye care, brave the cold at home. and code enforcement. on a recommendation from including glaucoma risk factors. We pride ourselves Although true in some He said there would Recreation Director Terry on our specialty training and keeping up to date on cases, it’s not so for Tom be no setup charges to Brown. the changes in medical care. We feel we can offer all DeVico, owner of The Pool the city. He said the city’s Craig suggested different of your eye care needs in a knowledgeable and caring Zone here on Route 47. current database would recreation fees for city resi- way. Please call us to schedule an appointment. We After he winterizes his be entered into the GIS dents and non-residents. accept most insurance, including Medicare and last swimming pool for the system at no cost and train- He said many recreation Medicaid. season, DeVico moves his ing would be free for city program participants are focus to another kind of employes. from neighboring com- “pool.” The system could be munities. He sells pool tables, cues DAWN & TOM DEVICO used by residents to sign Some programs have too P.S. As the angle between the iris and cornea narrows, it and billiard accessories, as up for park and recre- few participants to justify blocks the fl ow of the aqueous humor, causing the increase well as many other game- Even though he has his maintaining the game-room ation activities. The system the expense, he said. in intraocular pressure associated with glaucoma. room needs. own table and enjoys the supplies he sells. would restrict confi dential Like the landscape de- game, when asked why he Contact Hart at (609) CAPE CATARACT CENTER information from the pub- Contact Fichter at (609) 804 Rt. 9 S., CMCH, NJ signer who trades in his got into the billiard busi- 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: lic, said Coleridge. 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: mowers and shears for a ness, DeVico admits his [email protected] Councilman David Craig jfi [email protected] snowplow when the grass main reason for the change stops growing, DeVico ex- was that he “needed winter changes his beach balls for work.” eight balls when the water Unable to collect un- is too cold for a dip. employment like regular PRODUCE PLACE hourly and salaried work- SMALL UNBEATABLE OPEN YEAR ROUND GREEN ers in the off-season, busi- PRODUCE FALL/WINTER HRS. SPECIALS & Bayshore & Townbank Rd., MON.-SAT. NOW OPEN ness owners like DeVico LARGEST DELI Specials Good Till Jan. 1st ONIONS IN CAPE MAY North Cape May 9AM-5PM PEPPERS must adapt so they’re not lbs. COUNTY 104 S. MAIN ST. 2 NOW ACCEPTING SUN. 9AM-4PM staring at their phones VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS 889-9045 hoping they ring before the ¢ TH ¢ CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE SALE GOOD NOW TILL TUESDAY, DEC. 19 AT 3 PM lb. spring thaw. 99 79 465.0090 FLORIDA RED DOMESTIC OUR OWN CELLO In the swimming pool STORE COOKED Order Your business for years now, PROVOLONE ROAST there was one obvious GRAPEFRUIT HAM MUSHROOMS Holiday incentive for DeVico to 3 for CHEESE BEEF move into game rooms. He ¢ $ 79 $ 39 $ 95 ¢ Party Trays wouldn’t have to change 99 2 lb. 3 lb. 5 lb. 99 ea. the name of his company: SWEET BROWN SUGAR PEPPER The Pool Zone fi ts perfectly EGGS for both. CORNED LEBANON Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps $ 39 DeVico said he has pool X-LARGE 1 doz. HAM HAM Seafood Platters • Club Sandwiches BEEF $ 49 BOLOGNA tables for any budget rang- JUMBO 1 doz. ing in price from less than $ 99 $ 59 $ 99 $ 25 $ 99 U.S.D.A. WHOLE CENTER CUT $2,000 to over $8,000, 3 lb. SUPER 1 doz. 3 lb. 3 lb. 3 lb. and carries inexpensive .99 sticks from $20 to top-of- FILET pound the-line cues from Melucci, 3.5% Protect Your Viking, Joss, and others, MIGNON 6CUT FREE TO ORDER priced as high as $2,000. Home from He also offers other Fresh Sliced Your Choice QUARTER POUND game-room supplies such Hurricanes CHEESEBURGER as air-hockey, foosball and D&W Liverwurst poker tables as well as ac- ¢ cessories like signs, lamps with Kunzler Bologna LB. 99 ea. Cooked Salami $1.99 and dartboards. Holiday gift-baskets are also avail- Fresh Sliced Blitz’s Famous able in time for Christ- Your Choice Impact-Resistant Swiss Cheese Breakfast mas. Provolone Cheese $ 99 Although his craziest Cooper Sharp Sandwich 1 ea. time of the year is in the from Muenster Cheese LB. summertime working with Vinyl Windows $3.99 swimming pools, he and Mozzarella Cheese Blitz’s Fresh Made Salads •Potato his crew are still busy now Fresh Sliced Dietz & Watson delivering, installing and •Macaroni $ 39 • Tavern Ham Your Choice 1 • Imported Ham •Cole Slaw LB. CARA NEEDS CLOTHES Designed to help keep wind and debris from • Pepper Ham FRESH MADE penetrating your home’s exterior during • Honey Turkey WILDWOOD — The volatile weather conditions • Pepper Turkey $3.99 LB. 18” LARGE Coalition Against Rape and • Roasted Turkey Abuse is in need of new NOW AVAILABLE AT Fresh Sliced CHEESE or gently used children’s PIZZA $ 99 winter clothing. CARA also Top Round needs coats for women and WILDWOOD GLASS INC. EVERY DAY 5 children. Call Georgia, Roast Beef $4.99 LB. NOT AVAIL. VILLAS 522-6489 for drop-off in- New Construction and Replacement Windows formation. SPECIALS GOOD AT THESE STORES Storm Doors • Auto Glass • Glass Table Tops 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury So shines a good deed in Mirrors • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures a weary world. N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH Ocean City 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 729-4500 886-8225 465-0090 399-6080 William Shakespeare Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Bonfi re Celebrates SADD Message TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. By JACK FICHTER grader, said the fi rst chap- ter of SADD started at Construction At Your Taste With Our Fine Quality ERMA — As the mer- Wayland High School in cury fell under inky skies Wayland, Mass. in 1981 Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 and winds whipped the following the death of two athletic fi eld at Lower Cape students in alcohol-related • New Home Construction May Regional High School, crashes. • Kitchens & Baths • Additions members of the Erma Fire “Today, over 10,000 Company attempted to middle schools, high • Whole House Renovations light a bonfi re for a group schools, and colleges in of SADD teenagers. the United States have a • Design/Build Services The occasion was actu- chapter of SADD and since ally a celebration for the 1981 the number of teen INC. (609) 884-5151 25th anniversary of Stu- deaths from alcohol have www.townbankbuilders.com dents Against Destructive dropped by almost 60 per- Bob Obermeier and Sons 290 Fishing Creek Rd., Cape May Decisions (SADD), once cent,” said Adams. known as students against SADD’s approach in- driving drunk. volves young people deliv- After some persistence ering education and pre- and firefighters redirect- vention messages to their ing the students to stand Jack Fichter peers through school- and upwind from the woodpile, Lower Regional High School SADD members hold communitywide activities branches and old shipping bonfi re Dec. 7 with Erma Fire Company. and campaigns respon- palettes erupted into a sive to the needs of their six-foot high fi re, enough ship organization dedicated “Their next project is particular locations. Proj- to warm the cold hands of to preventing destructive to do a survey with junior ects may include peer-led SADD members bedecked decisions, particularly high kids to see what kind classes and theme-focused Freeholder Director Daniel Beyel and in winter coats and wool underage drinking, drug of drugs and alcohol they forums, teen workshops, hats. use, impaired driving, teen have been exposed to,” conferences and rallies, The Board of Chosen Freeholders invite you to visit Today, the mission of violence, depression and said Catanese. prevention education and the organization has ex- suicide. SADD members were leadership training, aware- “SANTA IN THE TROPICS” panded into a peer leader- Students have told SADD raising money for Rob- ness-raising activities and that positive peer pressure, bie Wunder, a 16-year-old legislative work, according at the role models and other strat- student that was recently to SADD’s Website. CAPE MAY COUNTY ZOO AVIARY egies can help them say injured and paralyzed from Contact Fichter at (609) “No” to more than drink- the chest down. 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: 707 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House ing and driving. “Everyday, I love this jfi [email protected] Advisor Holly Catanese group more and more and Saturday, December 16, 2006 Happy said SADD meets once a I feel like every time I am Beer-Making 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Holidays week and does fundraising, in it, I am making a differ- Dinner Slated Open All Year writes speeches about bad ence,” read ninth grader decisions teens may make, Amber Wisting from an At Lucky Bones and takes prom pledges essay she wrote. CAPE MAY — Sam Ca- ELENA’S where students promise John Perkins president, lagione, owner of Dog- not to drink and drive. and John Accardi, vice fish Head Craft Brewery CREST PIER The SADD students president, both seniors at and author of two books Beauty Salon range from ninth to 12th Lower Cape May Regional, on beer making, will be grade and number about encouraged participants hosting a four-course beer Walk-Ins Welcome 20, said Catanese, noting to enjoy the evening that dinner at Lucky Bones 523-0747 any student can join the included pizza and cake Backwater Grille, Dec. 20. group. inside the school cafeteria This will be GIFT CERTIFICATES “They’re a great group of after the bonfi re. Special limited produced Heather & Atlantic Aves., kids,” she said. Emily Adams, an 11th beers will be featured at Wildwood Crest the event. Those who at- Join us for this free family event! Bring your camera! tend will also receive a complementary Dogfish Take individual photos with Mr. & Mrs. Claus in a tropical setting Head pint glass and an opportunity to buy some hard-to-fi nd, limited Dog- Education Stations * Crafts * Goodie Bags From Our House fish Head beers to take For additional information, call 465-5271 home for the holidays. Calagione will share a www.capemaycountygov.net to Yours.... beer with guests during a reception from 6-7 p.m. * * * * * Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) and will be talking about The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders each beer throughout the invites friends and neighbors to attend our evening. Daniel Beyel, Director * Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director Seating is limited. The Gerald M. Thornton * Leonard C. Desiderio * Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. price of the event is $55 ChristmasChristmas plus tax and tip. For more Cape May County Communications Offi ce information about the Dog- Lenora Boninfante, Director fi sh Head Beer dinner call CommunityCommunity 884-BONE (2663). WassailWassail PartyParty Your neighborhood health center Wednesday, Dec. 13 • 7-9 p.m. Affordable, quality medical care Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., Cape May ADMISSION IS FREE 7 Comprehensive primary care for the entire family An evening of old-fashioned fun, music 7 Specialized services — podiatry, GYN, cardiology, gastroenterology, infectious disease — and holiday cheer in the beautifully on site or by referral decorated Physick House and the Carriage House, where you’ll 7 All physicians and nurse practitioners credentialed under JCAHO accreditation standards enjoy warm beverages and holiday treats, plus meet Santa 7 Assistance with enrollment in public health insurance, including Medicaid and NJ Family Care and see the “Old-Fashioned Shopping f ping fforor thaththatatt Se Habla Christmas” Exhibit in the Gallery. perfecterfect holidaholholididay g Español 7 Walk-ins welcome A DONATION OF ayy ggift?ift? 7 No insurance? No problem! 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Offices also located in Bridgeton, Vineland, Millville and Glassboro. A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 News Digests (From Page A1) John Strothers has agreed to move his Jetty LLC., must now apply to the zon- are invited to drop off new, unwrapped Beach Creek Road house here 10 feet ing board for a use variance. Planning toys for girls and boys until Dec. 20 in Seek Hosts for Holidays from neighbors John and Sally Cortese’s Board Attorney George Neidig said Lot the fi rst fl oor lobby between 9 a.m. and property line. He has 18 months to 16, which was part of plans for a new 9 p.m. The campus is located at 341 COURT HOUSE — Operation Fire- complete the work. The agreement ends larger Jetty Motel, is not zoned for the Court House-South Dennis Road, near side, which links Coast Guard recruits a zoning dispute that started in 2001, use the applicant indicated when appli- the entrance to the county park. with host families for Christmas, needs when Strothers began work on his prop- cation was made to the planning board. to fi nd a place for at least 80 trainees. erty. Initially, he had planned a partial Jackie Baldwin of the Cape May County second fl oor addition, but according to B.L. England Sold Chapter of the American Red Cross, said court documents, instead added a full Election Spending BEESELEY’S POINT — State Board 382 recruits are eligible, and about 300 second fl oor. Strothers did get an after- VILLAS — While Republicans of Utilities regulators have approved have been assigned host families. Hosts the-fact variance from the city’s zoning raised $23,545 for candidates in the the sale of Atlantic City Electric’s B.L. must take at least two recruits, more if CORRINE ROBINSON board in 2005. In March, Superior Court November Lower Township election, England plant to RC Cape May Holdings possible. Pick up at the Cape May Train- Judge Valerie Armstrong ruled the ad- Democrats brought in only $14,980. LLC, which is a new division of Rock- ing Center is noon, and recruits must dition was an illegal structure, and the Republicans were the victors winning land Capital Energy Investments from Robinson return to base by 8 p.m. Call the chapter 2005 variance should not have been council seats for 1st Ward candidate Houston. The sale price for the power offi ce at 465-7382 to assist. Appointed issued. Strothers appealed the ruling, Tom Conrad and 3rd Ward candidate plant is $12.2 million and that includes but as part of this week’s settlement the Glenn Douglass. Democrat Wayne a nine-hole golf course, and Rockland At Burdette By the Book appeal will be dismissed. Mazurek was reelected to represent the will assume liability for the environmen- WILDWOOD CREST — The bor- 2nd Ward. tal issues at the plant. COURT HOUSE — ough’s police department has assembled MUA Hearings Held Corinne Robinson, was a manual on domestic violence that will Some Solutions? appointed as Director of be distributed to police departments SWAINTON — There was no opposi- Where There’s Smoke Patient Satisfaction at Bur- CAPE MAY — Subcommittees of the and prosecutor’s offi ces in this county, tion Dec. 6 at the county MUA’s public dette Tomlin Memorial city’s Revitalization Committee met last STRATHMERE — Neighbors notic- across New Jersey, parts of Delaware, hearings on its wastewater user charg- Hospital week to come up with recommenda- ing smoke from the second fl oor of a Pennsylvania, and New York. The 187- es, due to increase 3.75 percent, or its Robinson will oversee all tions for a new convention hall and a home here overlooking the Intracoastal page book offers everything from hotline solid waste user fees, down 50 cents per the hospital-wide patient solution to parking and traffi c problems. Waterway brought fi refi ghters from here, numbers for battered women to coun- ton for municipal waste, up $2.50 a ton satisfaction initiatives in The convention hall subcommittee Sea Isle City, Ocean City and Marmora selor contact information. The manual for construction and demolition waste. addition to serving as the will put out a survey asking residents to the Bayview Drive home just before was produced with a $240,304 grant Representatives of the NJ American Patient Advocate. how large a facility should be built and noon on Dec. 8. No one was home at from the Department of Justice. Some of Water Co. offered questions and com- Robinson originally where it should be constructed. The the time and the fi re only involved one that grant money was also used to buy a ments on the former, and Richard Jones joined the Burdette Tom- parking and traffi c subcommittee talked room. Fire offi cials reportedly believe new unmarked vehicle to take victims to of Jones Farm and Sanitary Service asked lin family as a staff nurse about a parking garage as a possible the fi re was not suspicious. court, a shelter, or elsewhere. clarifi cations on the latter. The MUA will in 1976. She returned in solution. Subcommittee member Curtis adopt the changes Dec. 20. July 1982 and has served Bashaw said it might not be too late for Plea for DWI Death as Director of Education for Break a Leg the city to purchase the former Vance’s over 15 years. WILDWOOD — William Stan Mur- Bar property on Lafayette Street for COURT HOUSE — Abdul A. Macklin, Raising Boulevard Robinson said, “The ray, 18, of Villas, was charged Dec. 10 that purpose. The subcommittee also 35, admitted Dec. 7 to causing a death CREST HAVEN — Freeholders Nov. commitment of the hospital with stealing a car and leading police discussed parking in a remote lot with while driving while intoxicated June 28 awarded a $624,611 contract to Mc- to patient satisfaction is on a chase through this city, Lower and shuttle bus service, as well as how many 28 when his mini-van struck and fatally Cormick Taylor Inc. to design raising Sea paramount. Our patient Middle townships. While en route to additional parking spots were needed in injured Jovell Sanders, 47, as he crossed Isle City Boulevard from the Parkway satisfaction surveys are a burglary at 304 West Magnolia Ave. the city. the street near 3700 New Jersey Avenue east to Ludlam’s Thorofare Bridge as consistently ranking our early that morning, Sgt. John Davis at 1:43 a.m. His blood alcohol level was much as fi ve feet. Object: avoid fl ood- emergency services in the spotted a car leaving the area without .193 at the time of the incident. This is ing and aid evacuation in the event of a County School Zones? 97th percentile of hospitals its headlights on. Police said the car Macklin’s second DWI conviction and he storm. Completion date, according to a TRENTON — Proposals to create nationally.” stated Robin- sped into Lower Township, where a (Page A45 Please) federal aid agreement: April 30, 2009. a program to consolidate all schools son during a recent inter- 17-year-old male passenger exited the in each county into a single district view. “These surveys vehicle and was taken into custody. and provide a state-appointed county Pushed Cart Causes are affi rming that we are According to reports, police used a Jetty Motel Delay superintendent to oversee all those focused properly on provid- puncture strip to stop the suspect’s CAPE MAY — A planning board Pricey Damage schools met with a chilly reception from ing the highest level of care speeding car as it continued into Green hearing for the demolition and construc- the New Jersey Education Association and customer service,” she Creek. With two fl at tires, Murray, an tion of a new Jetty Motel at Second By AL CAMPBELL last week. A spokesperson said the added. unemployed mechanic, pulled the car and Beach avenues has been moved to plan would only hide a failure of state into a dirt driveway and ran through February. The motel property currently RIO GRANDE — What three juveniles legislators to pay a fair amount of state the dark woods. Davis broke his leg in exists in two zones, both commercial thought a joke, nearly caused a head-on Knights to Hold aid to schools. Merger of school districts the pursuit, according to police. Murray and residential. City council did not collision and resulted in $2,500 damage within in a county would be initiated by Holiday Lunch is lodged in the county jail on $50,000 pass an ordinance Nov. 21 to eliminate a to a vehicle. a vote of county freeholders in concur- cash bail. Davis is reportedly recovering loophole in the city’s zoning ordinances The car’s owner, Heather Lange, of For Shut-Ins rence with the county school superin- from his leg injury. that allowed a property to exist in two Villas, told the Herald yesterday she will tendent. A critic said a voter referen- zoning districts at the same time, both give a cash reward to the person who SEA ISLE CITY — The dum should be held on a decision to commercial and residential. The Project helps Middle Township police locate and Sea Isle City Knights of Breathing Room consolidate schools. A proposal to move principals, Emmanuel DeMutis and Cape prosecute the three youths involved. Columbus, Madonna Ma- NORTH WILDWOOD — Homeowner school board elections from April to About 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 10, her boy- ria Council, will hold its November was also offered. Senate bills friend, Jose Pacheco, of Villas, was driv- 32nd annual Christmas that support the proposals may reach ing eastbound on Route 47 near William luncheon for 120 guests committee this week. Street and Secluded Acres Farm when from near-by nursing or three juveniles pushed a shopping cart convalescent homes and Lot of Shaking into the roadway. Woodbine Developmental CAPE MAY — Residents from this His choices: Swerve and hit an on-com- Center at noon today at the town to Mays Landing reported hearing ing car head-on, or hit the cart. auditorium of the former rumbling and feeling tremors from the He struck the cart, and caused an St. Joseph School. ground Dec. 7 at 12:30 p.m. and 1:15 estimated $2,500 damage to the 2003 Guests will be treated p.m. The cause is unknown. Military Toyota Corolla’s hood, bumper, light and to a hot lunch, musical sources said no aircraft in the local area passenger side of the vehicle. entertainment, and a visit caused a sonic boom but there is specu- The person who allegedly pushed the by Santa Claus bearing gifts lation military exercises as far away as cart was described as a male dressed in donated by members of he Maryland may have triggered the noise black with a hooded sweatshirt. parish and various local and vibration. No earthquake occurred, Lange said it took Middle Township businesses. according to the National Earthquake police about 20 minutes to respond. Assisting the Knights Information Center in Golden, Colo. The collision took place at the same will be volunteers from time when police were detailed to investi- Catholic Daughters and gate a shooting that resulted in a homicide eighth grade students from College Helps Marines in the Burleigh section of the township. Bishop McHugh School. Anyone with information about the per- COURT HOUSE — The county “No one enjoys the event Al Campbell petrators should contact Middle Township campus of Atlantic Cape Community more than Santa Claus as he Sweet sounds of the holidays are performed by members of Middle Town- police at 465-8700. College is an offi cial drop-off point for enthusiastically gives hugs ship High School’s Symphonic Band under direction of Ginny Russ Dec. 7 at Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 the U.S. Marine Corps’ annual “Toys for and gifts to everyone,” said the Performing Arts Center, Court House. Members of the school choir also Ext 28 or e-mail: [email protected] Grand Knight John Fee. performed that evening. Tots” toy drive. Residents and students

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Christine Cote INC Mary Sokorai, left, holds Bible while Stone Harbor Clerk Suzanne Stanford Services swears her son, Matthew John Sokorai, Dec. 5 as borough’s newest police offi cer. Watching is Edward Sokorai, his father, and Edward Sokorai Jr., his P.O. Box 307 brother. Council members watch from the dais. Ocean City, NJ 08226 By CHRISTINE COTE His parents, Mary and timing of when they would 609-390-9799 Edward Sokorai, of Court reach each box was set, so www.4pks.com STONE HARBOR — The House, and brother Edward that if the station did not Please checkout borough now has a police Sokorai Jr. were present at hear from them, trouble force of 17, with the swear- his side as he took an oath would be assumed, he our website. If we ing in of Patrolman Mat- of offi ce that is not foreign added. can help, please thew John Sokorai Dec. 5. to his household. That major city force of He has worked in the His father retired from between 5,000 to 6,000 call to schedule borough as a seasonal of- the New Jersey State Po- members, according to a service. fi cer for two years, Mayor lice in June 2002 and his George Sokorai, is a far cry Suzanne Walters said, as grandfather, George Soko- from size of the force the Thanks! borough Clerk Suzanne rai was a police offi cer in third generation Sokorai is Stanford did the official Philadelphia from 1944 joining here. “When Service Matters” duty of swearing in. to 1965, according to his It is also different in WILDWOOD CREST PUBLIC WORKS parents. many ways from the state Prior to becoming a Phil- force of 2,000 to 2,500 his TRASH AND RECYCLING adelphia offi cer, George So- father worked with while Look Who’s Here! korai who died in Novem- patrolling in this county HOLIDAY AND WINTER SCHEDULE ber 2001, was an academy and Atlantic, Cumberland, Michelle (Shelly) classmate of Frank Rizzo, and Salem counties. Tomosi has joined who later began that city’s According to Adminis- Christmas Day ~ No pick up mayor. trator Kenneth Hawk, this Zone 1 will be picked up on Thursday the staff at The two men walked a hiring brings the num- beat together, where they ber of patrolmen on the would have to call into force to 15, fi ve of whom December 26 - No pick up their station at call boxes are sergeant rank. They along the way, since they serve under Chief William Zone 2 & 3 Recycle will be picked up on Wednesday Grande Shopping Center had no radios, the former Toland and Captain Paul Zone 2 & 3 trash will be picked up on Friday 3301 Rt. 9 South, Rio Grande • 463-0080 state trooper said. The Reynolds. Young Sokorai is also the youngest in his immediate New Year’s Day - No pick up family and that’s part of Zone 1 will be picked up on Thursday the tradition too. His dad and grandfather were the youngest children of their Wildwood Crest will recycle Christmas trees again families, said his mother. Asked if he encouraged this year. Un-fl ocked and tinsel free trees will be any of his four sons to be- used to create new dunes on our beach. come a policeman, George All trees will be picked up on Wednesdays Sokorai said, “I did not encourage or discourage,” free of charge. and that was the same way he was raised. He was 15 when his fa- NOTES: Zone 3 recycling is now being picked up on Tuesdays and ther retired from Philadel- will return to Wednesday pick up on Wednesday, May 2, 2007 phia and moved his family to this county. Red recycling cans are for glass, plastic, aluminum and tin cans “Matthew has a couple Please place paper in a paper bag, cardboard box or a reusable uncles and cousins,” his greatclips.com father said, who are or container with a PAPER RECYCLING sticker on it. were also police offi cers in 99 haircut $ 99 haircut Philadelphia, Merion, Pa., $ offer expires 12/29/06 6 offer expires 12/29/06 6 and New York City. SEASON’S GREETINGS Not valid with any other offers. Not valid with any other offers. Limit one coupon per customer. Limit one coupon per customer. Sokorai starts work At participating salons. At participating salons. Please call 522 7446 with any questions. on Dec. 18, after he has finished his exams, said Hawk. According to his mother, hting he is a criminal justice Tree Lig major at West Chester Uni- Gift certificates available. Ask your stylist. all Over 2500 Salons in the US/Canada. Visit greatclips.com for the salon nearest you! versity and will complete at Borough H EGG HARBOR TWP GALLOWAY RIO GRANDE his degree, with classes Genuardi’s Plaza (Across from Medical Center) Grande Shopping Center there and at Atlantic Cape th, 6pm 3121B Fire Road 68 W Jimmie Leeds Rd 3301 Route 9 South Community College next Dec. 13 609-272-0054 609-404-0111 609-463-0080 semester, while working Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-8pm; Sat 9am-6pm; Sun 10am-4pm on the force. A12 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006

The Herald publishes MARGARET (nee lon, Dec. 7, 2006. She was brief death notices free Donnelly) SARCOLET a member of Our Lady of and paid obituaries for Obituaries of North Wildwood, Dec. the Angels Church. $1.50 a line. Obituaries 4, 2006. WILLIAM D. VAN are submitted by funeral 4, 20056. He was a resi- Dec. 7, 2006. ERMA M. SHAW, 88, SICKLE, 58, of Villas, homes; family members dent for most of his life, BARBARA L. KLAIR, of Court House, Dec. 6, Dec. 6, 2006. He worked who submit information member of the Wildwood 66, of Ocean City, Dec. 6, 2006. She was a resident for Kay Jewelers at the must provide the funeral Police Force for 26 years 2006. She was a self-em- for most of her life, and a Hamilton Mall. home name. where he served as chief ployed interior designer for member of St. Simeon’s by- JOHN WASKO, 84, of until 2001, and was a 30 years before her retire- the-Sea Episcopal Church. Woodbine, Dec. 8, 2006. ANNE B. BEYER, 59, of member of the Calvary ment in 2002. EDITH R. SMITH, 90, He was a resident of Wood- Wildwood Crest. She was Orthodox Presbyterian ROBERT S. KULL, 84, of North Wildwood, Dec. bine Developmental Cen- SIGNS OF POSSIBLE THINGS a resident for most of her Church of Wildwood. of Sea Isle City, Dec. 6, 8, 2006. She was a lifetime ter. life, a nurse’s aide at Crest TO COME JAMES J. FITZPAT- 2006. He was an Air Force resident, an active mem- MARILYN M. WIL- Haven Nursing Home, and The skin disease known as atopic RICK, 78, of Wildwood, veteran of World War II, ber of the First Methodist LIAMS, 77, of Ocean City a member of the Church of Dec. 4, 2006. He was member of the Sea Isle Church of Wildwood Crest Dec.5, 2006. She was a dermatitis is more likely to occur by age the Assumption. a resident for 36 years, City VFW, and a member and the Republican Club. member of several bridge three among babies who develop rashes MARION A. CALD- was owner of the Fitzpat- of the Townsends Inlet JOSEPHINE C. (nee clubs and the Ocean City over their arms and joints earlier in life. WELL, 73, of Ocean View, rick Apartments, and was Yacht Club. Carano) STINE, of Ava- Married Couples Clubs. Dec. 9, 2006. She was This is the fi nding of Danish researchers a member of St. Ann’s SAMUEL T. MAM- a member of the Trinity who examined infants when they were one Church. MOCCIO, JR., 54, of United Methodist Church RICHARD G. GREEN Ocean City. month old and every six months thereafter. in Marmora. JR., 67, of Green Creek, JASON IAN MC-MI- Cape May County’s Atopic dermatitis is often associated with DANIEL A. CONFAL- Dec. 4, 2006. He was CHAEL, 25, of Dennis a family history of asthma and allergies. ONE, 78, of Wildwood a resident since 1976, Township, Dec. 8, 2006. Crest, Dec. 8 2006. He Beloved Family Symptoms include recurrent scaling of the former pastor of the Mill He was a lifetime area resi- was a resident for 10 years, skin, redness, and itchiness. Researchers Run, Pa. Baptist Church, dent, and a member of the and a member of St. Ann’s the First Baptist Church of Cape May County ARC. found specifi c early signs among the Church. and Friends Cape May and Cape May EDWARD M. OTT, babies who eventually developed atopic RAYMOND C. CUSTER Court House, and was a JR., 69, of Erma, Dec. 4, dermatitis. These signs include rashes that III, 56, OF Villas, Dec. 8, member of the First As- 2006. He was a member of 2006. He was a resident began on the scalp, forehead, neck and sembly of God Church. the Bayshore Sportsmen’s of the area for 32 years, cheeks that spread to the front of the legs, JOAN A. HANLON, Club and attended the veteran of the Vietnam 64, of Cold Spring, Dec. Green Creek Bethel U. M. the backs of the arms, and the rest of the conflict, member of the 6, 2006. She was retired Church. face and torso. VFW Post of Villas, the Dis- from Cape Savings Bank ERNEST A. PAULUS, For dermatologic advice regarding a rash, abled American Veterans after 27 years and was a 81, of Villas, Dec. 7, 2006. and the Military Order of a possible allergic condition or any other member of Our Lady Star He was a resident for the the Purple Heart. symptom that is causing you concern, call of the Sea Church where last 36 years, U. S. Marine LADY MADELINE she served as a Eucharistic Corps veteran of World War LAWRENCE PAOLINI D.O., P.C at 609- (nee Jellick-Konstanty) Minister. II, and a member of St. John 465-8788 and schedule an appointment. D’ALICANDRO, of North DANIEL M. JEFFER- of God Church. Our offi ce is located at 105 NORTH MAIN Wildwood, Dec. 5, 2006. IES, 46, of Rio Grande, JANE C. PRATT, 80, of She was an offi cer for the STREET, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. Dec. 4, 2006. He was a car- Ocean City, Dec. 4, 2006. Sons of Italy of North Wild- Would you like New patients welcome. Most insurance pet installer for Cape May She was a resident for many wood, member of the Dis- Wallpaper and Flooring. years, and worked at Rau- to thank all those who were plans are accepted. abled American Veterans BARBARA ANNE hauser’s Candies as a candy Auxiliary and St. Ann’s kind to you and your family Please send any questions or comments to my offi ce JONES, of Court House, coater. or e-mail me at: Church. RONALD J. DEVER of during a recent loss or [email protected] West Wildwood, Dec. 9, Spring Peer Leadership eulogize your loved one? P.S. No association has been found between 2006. He was a member of Conference Being Planned rashes in the diaper area and atopic the Elks of Wildwood and Call Janet or Rachel dermatitis. the Villas Fishing Club. WILDWOOD — The talent, or resources, contact WILLIAM M. FISHER, 2007 Peer Leadership is Kim at [email protected] 886-8600 exts. 33 or 34 III, 51, of Wildwood, Dec. set for April 20 at the Wild- or 729-8697. wood Convention Center, and is open to all high The Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine Heritage and school students, grades 7 through 12. The Chabad of Atlantic County are pleased to announce The day will begin Original with a continental break- FUDGE KITCHEN the joint sponsorship of a special fast, group pictures and an opening session. The students will then attend OPEN EVERY DAY workshops and fi nish the day with lunch. The mission of the con- in Cape May, Stone Harbor, ference is to provide teens the opportunity to partici- Chanukah Party pate in learning activities Ocean City & Wildwood which help to build skills in communication, personal development, leadership, Thursday, December 21st, 12:30pm and decision making. 1-800-23-FUDGE It will also serve as a forum for the exchange of ideas among county Plenty of Christmas At the Sam Azeez Museum of teens, and recognize the accomplishments of school- Goodies and Candies Woodbine Heritage based leadership groups and other youth develop- Our ment organizations. The focus of this year’s • World FREE and OPEN to the COMMUNITY conference is community service. It is hoped that Famous Fudge each school will participate in the community service • Premium Lighting of a giant Chanukah Menorah challenge and present an exhibit on the work they do Chocolate Presentation of the Olive Oil Press by in their community. The next Conference • Clear Candy Toys Rabbi Avrohom Rapoport planning meeting is set for Jan. 24 at the Rutgers • Special Holiday Mints Refreshments in keeping with kashruth Cooperative Extension at 355 Court House-South Traditional Chanukah latkes and jelly donuts Dennis Road, in Court House, from 5:30 – 6:30 For our friends in Wildwood, p.m. All interested persons are invited to attend. we are open every day at Roberts Donations are needed For information call Jane Stark at 609-646-9400 for the conference to help Avenue on the Boardwalk or Chabad of Atlantic County at 609-992-4100 with the cost of provid- ing breakfast and lunch, www.fudgekitchens.com a conference tee shirt, and a bag of giveaways for Call 1-800-23-FUDGE each participating student. Workshop instructors and For goodies made by the sea. The Museum is located at exhibitors are also being sought. 610 Washington Avenue, Woodbine For more information or This offer not valid with any other discounts or specials. to contribute your time, Orders must be placed by Thurs., Dec. 14, 2006 Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A13

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I leave work after 6 p.m. every night when George Redding Bridge into the Wildwoods and check out the Christmas lights are on. When trying to make a left onto these four little fi efdoms. If there was ever a poster child for Nothing in this world Dune Drive, I am blinded by the fence lights that keep the consolidation in the state of New Jersey, it’s right here. The deer in the grazing area. The lights are set at the same height state should take over the government on this island especially as auto headlights and blend into each other causing you to after the JCOW fi asco in which condo owners got stuck for the think that it is OK to turn, but in reality a car is traveling bill in safety violations on brand new buildings. The devel- is worth missing toward you. I have seen three “almost” accidents within the opers and architects walk away, the JCOW inspectors retire, past few days. I would recommend maybe a color change for and the little-minded, long-winded politicians on the ends of the fence lights. the island back out and abandon the JCOW, and the little guy, —Avalon the new homeowner who invested in the Wildwoods. gets heaven for. *** screwed. The solution lies with the new investors and hom- Call me, Our Coast Guard does a magnifi cent job, and we are really eowners who are getting the shaft. These people have to take fortunate to have them right here in our county. They put charge, get involved in government and get rid of the politi- real meaning into the word sacrifi ce. Yvette Lavalette of Court cians and hacks. It’s the last chance for the Wildwoods. House has it right when she says that if you were in trouble —Wildwood Paid for by C. Chew they “would be there in a fl ash for you.” And she also has it *** Jesus right when she writes, “God bless our military.” What is wrong with the people in Avalon? Can’t you just —Avalon praise your own employes without putting down your *** neighbors? Why do you always want to start a war? Do you Hearty congratulations to Betty Cichowski of West Cape May have self esteem problems? for joining the Coast Guard Auxiliary. The Coasties can use —Stone Harbor all the help they can get. Because of our location, it is very *** Pay Bills. Not Postage. convenient to all local residents. I just wanted to say for the thieves in North Cape May area —Court House off of Clubhouse that your day will arrive sooner then later. You *** stooped low to steal Christmas money from my family. One day I am appealing my reval amount all the way to the state you will experience it, so everyone in that area lock up tight. courts with 200 plus other property owners. The city attor- —North Cape May ney said that if the city were to lose enough cases, they will *** www.sturdyonline.com perform a new reval. And they are going to allow Tylor/CLT The Cape May County Hockey League is a joke. They just to perform that reval, which is absurd. The mere fact that threw out the lower team because they were winning every 200 plus property- owner- fi led-state appeals should have sent game…yes really. The people on that hockey board should be enough notice to the city assessor that the values are defi nitely ashamed of themselves. Their so-called league is run by people off. The lots are not worth $650K, they never were and never who know nothing about hockey. will be worth that much. Please take your head out of the sand —Lower Township Free Bill Pay. Call 463-5230 Today! and accept reality. Too bad the city of North Wildwood already *** spent most of the extra $2.9 million surplus from those incor- Shame on Councilman Beck. A former police offi cer bash- rect reval amounts. ing the police in his town. He cites that 22 of the top 21 sala- —North Wildwood ries in the township are police offi cers, but does he report that *** Lower Township is understaffed and most of those salaries are On Saturday there were many craft shows etc. going on in over infl ated due to overtime? No I don’t think he did. If he Cape May County, and of course I visited all. One that mostly truly had the best interest of the taxpayers in mind, he would sticks in my mind is the Wildwood Crest Fire Company. There adequately protect them and stop complaining about the men were so many people I couldn’t believe it. Going from show and women who protect us. They deserve every penny. I will to show I didn’t expect so many people as I saw there. Food not be voting for Mr. Beck. Roofi ng was outstanding, and so were the delicious desserts. I must say —Lower Township great job, and hope there is another next year. (ED NOTE: Beck is not seeking reelection.) —Wildwood Crest *** *** Two of my neighbors in Village Green are still taking out- What I would like for Christmas, hmmm. I would like to side showers. Aren’t there any decency laws prohibiting this drive in Wildwood without losing parts from my car due to type of behavior in December? I think it’s disgusting. pot holes, sink holes, poor patch jobs on New Jersey Avenue, —Villas Rio, Park, and many more. I would like to drive in Wildwood (ED NOTE: A cold shower is often best for what ails you.) without my car getting a salt bath from the water that always *** sits at the foot of the bridge as you leave town. I would like Mr. Beck, if so many people are worried about their tax- to get to work and not fi nd trash someone has dumped on the es, why don’t they come to the meeting to express that? Did Roofing, Siding & Windows curb on his or her way out of Wildwood. Last week we inher- you notice that we, as a county, have the lowest taxes in the ited two bicycles. That is the least of the trash we have had state? That one didn’t help your cause Huh? dumped there. People have to stop at the light, what better —Villas time to open your door, walk to the curb and put a bag of trash (ED. NOTE: Lowest county tax rate.) next to the nearest trashcans. Or leave tires, broken toys, and *** furniture...and then to be threatened by the city because you Middle Township taxpayers pay the highest school taxes have trash on your property. I want all of that to be right for in all of Cape May County, yet we have the worst schools in “We Cover Your World” Christmas. Guess its time to move. the county. Middle Township Schools were just listed again as —Erma a district in need of improvement. What is going on here? *** —Court House With K. Hovnanian pulling out of three residential con- *** 609-889-5000 struction projects in central and north Jersey, they will no Once again, the Primrose Inn on Lafayette Street is col- doubt pull out of the project slated in Wildwood due to lecting mittens and hats for needy children throughout the www.DaveAdamsRoofing.com the island‘s current real estate market fi asco. I actually laugh county. Over the past few years people have donated several at the thought that city offi cials really think that someone will hundred sets, and this year should be no exception. Please come to this island and invest millions into a high-rise condo- stop by and give. Happy holidays to all. tel in this real estate market. It would actually be cheaper to —Cape May buy a whole block of condos on the auction block than build *** a motel. The Lower Township police department has 45 full-time —Wildwood offi cers, which includes a chief, two captains, two lieuten- *** ants, and six sergeants. That’s almost 25 percent of the police Del Haven parents: Do you know where your children are force being a supervisor. If he is given four hires, will one at night? Destroying property, stealing, and harassing your of them be another supervisor? Before any more police are neighbors is not normal. If you cannot control your children, hired, an outside agency should evaluate the police depart- call the police. They will give you a phone number of an agen- ment and its leadership to see if manpower is being deployed cy that will help you and your children. effectively and why morale is at an all time low. —Del Haven —Lower Township *** *** Everybody thinks of corruption, patronage and waste in (Page A15 Please) RIO NAILS & SPA Let us pamper you on your special day! 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In regards to the spouter from Rio Grande last week about —Cape May there being no songs that are religious at the school during *** the Christmas concert: I agree that people must lighten up on Up: I see they moved the District No. 1 fi rehouse voting the separation between church and state, but as a student and story up to page 10 from page 12 three weeks ago. They say it choir member of Middle Township High School, I have to say will add about $175,000 to the district’s annual budget. They that you are wrong that there are not songs about God. Out of paid $1.2 million for the ground. Where’s the other $$600,000 the nine songs I am singing on Dec. 7 (the day of the concert), they got? If you’re in District No. 1, let other people know six of them are religious. The other three are traditional car- about it and get out vote. It’s your money. ols such as “Sleigh Ride,” “Deck the Halls”, and Peter Ilyich —Middle Township Tchaikovsky’s “Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy.” In my opinion *** there is plenty of religious songs in the Christmas concert, Is there a dress code for teachers at Margaret Mace? I however, I agree that our nation has to stay away from those went to the honors assembly and could not believe the way who say that God should be taken out of everything public, some of the teachers were dressed. The one female teacher those people are just ludicrous. And a Merry Christmas to you looked like she should have been going to a club, not going too. into a classroom with a bunch of kids. Tune Into —Middle Township —North Wildwood *** *** There was a spouter who said that it was a tragedy that The Middle Township schools just received another fail- out-of-towners were working ing grade from the state department of education. I pay the on Election Day at the polls highest school taxes in Cape for $200 that day. The spouter Spout Off readers can also be writers. May County. The board of edu- went on to ask who was respon- Consider submitting your next Spout off cation just gave the teachers a South Jersey’s sible for this tragedy. I have nearly 14 percent pay increase your answer. Every person who on-line. Visit the Herald Web site: after raising my school taxes 10 did not seek to be a poll worker www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com cents this year. What is wrong on Election Day and wanted the with this picture? $200 is at fault. I have worked to post your comment. —Swainton the polls before and it is so easy (ED NOTE: That’s 14 per- to become a poll worker that all cent over three years.) you have to do is call the Board *** Most of Elections, request to be a poll To the writer of the Dec. 6th worker, and receive the information you need to receive. So Spout Off regarding Avalon’s new bike lanes: Yes, there are don’t complain about the people of this county not working at too many signs, but no, a jogger has ample room to the right the polls because it is their fault they didn’t look for the infor- of the lane most of the way. Yes, to people still driving side by mation of how to be a poll worker or challenger. side, (I always hang as close to the median as possible, know- —Middle Township ing someone will pass and to give me a straight line). But all *** problems would seem to be solved with a simple sign stating Listened To Obviously, the spouter from North Cape May has not done it’s one lane. If it’s not, put the dotted white line down the his homework with regard to the wages paid to the rank middle for the cars, and the bike lane will hug the curb and the and fi le employes of Cape May County, because if he did, he joggers will take the sidewalk, causing the pedestrians to jump might be asking how can county employes afford to live in this into people’s front lawn dodging the joggers. We’ll see. county on the salaries they receive. —Avalon —Villas *** *** I am a retired Philadelphia detective who believes that Lower Thank you to the mayor of Wildwood and the City of Wild- Township Councilman Mike Beck should be thrown out of the Radio Stations! wood for a fantastic Holiday Spectacular Show. Thank you Philadelphia FOP for the remarks he made about the Lower for letting me relive my youth. My family and I had a great Township Police. How dare he compare himself to real, active, time. God bless you. street police offi cers? Mr. Beck was assigned to the Philadelphia —Philadelphia Police Academy for most of his career. He worked in a classroom *** teaching recruits who saluted him and called him “Sir.” He did Why is Wildwood Crest pulling out of JCOW when Al not work shift work, deal with an angry public or tolerate the Beers works as their fi re offi cial and volunteer fi re chief and stress that comes from both. If anyone is overpaid, it is Mike county fi re marshal, and there is not one condo in violation Beck, for collecting a police offi cer’s pension when all he was in Wildwood Crest? Is that funny? Wildwood Crest wants to is equivalent to a camp counselor. control everything when it was their guy who made all the fi re —North Wildwood inspections and is still working for Wildwood Crest. *** —Wildwood I know that this may sound hypocritical, but I think that *** the Spout Off column should be discontinued. Anyone could In response to the spouters from Stone Harbor and Court submit a nonfactual statement that many readers would read House regarding the Delaware River and Bay Authority and assume is fact. Rumors swirl around town easily enough as (DRBA), the DRBA executive staff and Board of Commission- it is without adding the aura ers (six from Delaware and six from New Jersey) meet every of validity to them in a local month, which includes a public session where the general newspaper. 24-hour populace is invited to attend. These meetings are usually held —West Cape May EMERGENCY on the third Tuesday of every month at the Delaware Memo- *** rial Bridge (although once a year they meet at the ferry). The Desiderio asks for $2 mil- DRBA web site: www.drba.net publishes the minutes of these lion for the Excursion Park. SERVICE meetings if you cannot attend in person. As the former Direc- This park includes an amphi- tor of Marine Operations for the ferry, I can also tell you that theater seating 900 and ad- the DRBA revenues come from the tolls/fares commuters pay ditional 900 seats elsewhere. when using the bridge and ferry as well as business develop- (What happened to all the ment ventures in both states. The DRBA does not get “millions hullabaloo about parking in of dollars from us” (unless you use the ferry/bridge) and they the city?) These out-of-town- are not a taxing authority. Hope this helps answer your ques- ers fi nd parking. Parking is tions. a problem on all the barriers Quality Service...Every Time. —Court House islands Why compound it? (ED NOTE: Thanks to the former director for his thorough The original plan for under- Expert service at your home explanation.) ground parking not feasible #ONVENIENTSAMEDAYSERVICE *** (Unless you come by subma- or business I am posing this question because of the death of two teens rine). Let’s be rational we ANDEMERGENCYRESPONSE involved in an accident with a police car. The father of these do not need this monstrosity girls lives in my town. My heart bleeds for him. Coverage of that will do nothing for the 0RECISEAPPOINTMENTWINDOWS the incident has been in depth and has raised this question be- economy just add to parking cause I have not read any account which states that the offi cer problems and cost a fortune SOWEDONTKEEPYOUWAITING was drug and alcohol tested after the accident. Most corpora- in upkeep. tions involved with public safety have random drug and alco- —Sea Isle City 4HE2ICH&AMILYHASBEENSERVING hol testing for all employes, including supervisors. In the case *** of an accident, all employes on scene, as well as those involved I was just wondering if 3OUTH*ERSEYSINCE in the offi ce are drug and alcohol tested immediately after anyone looked at how hor- the incident. Seems to me that those who protect the public rible our town looks when and carry fi rearms should at least meet these criteria. Do they? you come over the bridge Call us today foraFREE estimate Maybe I am barking up the wrong tree. Could someone re- into Wildwood. Nobody picks spond to my thoughts? It would help satisfy my concerns. up any trash. Who’s in charge consultation forall your home —Avalon of picking up the trash by the or business heating, plumbing *** bridge and the construction Years ago we bought a TV, maybe 12, 14, or 16-inch. We around there? Can’t they see and airconditioning needs. got black, and white pictures, and the half hour show had a that their trees are dying and 30-second commercial at the beginning and at the end of the all of their shrubbery looks show. This gave us altogether 29 minutes of entertainment. terrible? Please fi x up our and ask about Then we went to color sets, with commercials at the begin- town and make it look better. ning, middle and end, giving us bout 25 minutes of what we —Wildwood Crest assurance paid for. The screens got bigger (huge) the prices to purchase *** became greater. Defi nition was clearer. Sound is sharper and This is for the Cape May we get 6-8 commercials at the start, and end, plus additional County resident who said up-front pricing with no surprises! mid-show commercials, so an ordinary 30-minute show gets he was going to trap the us about 22 minutes of entertainment. Are we paying to cats and take the collars off watch pitches trying to sell us what we don’t need?? of them and bring them to —Lower Township Camden. Listen let’s work Atlantic County (609) 272-9027 *** together. Call me in Court How does the person on the corner of Linden Lane and House. I’ll come and pick Cape May County (609) 465-0005 Route 9 in Rio Grande get away with selling stuff from his them up and get rid of them yard almost daily? Isn’t there a limit on how many yard sales for you, and you don’t have to Toll Free 866-414-RICH (7424) you can have each year? I never see a permit hanging. Some- drive all that way to Camden. n Plumbing The owners will be happy, I’ll one please look in to this. n —Rio Grande get the reward, I’ll make the Heating For Great Monthly Deals, and to order *** money and I’ll be happy, the n Air-Conditioning Correct me if I’m wrong. When New Jersey enacted the in- cats will be happy, the people service online, visit door smoking ban in public restaurants and bars, it excluded will be happy to get the cats n Refrigeration the Atlantic City casinos and a bar in Schellenger’s Landing back that have been lost in n rich-services.com right? Oh no, that’s not right. Only the casinos are exempt. transfer or moving and you Healthy Air Quality Then can some one tell me why the female bartender and the We accept MasterCard, Visa. NJMPL: 6702 NJHIC: 13VH00144800 patrons smoke up a storm in the bar? Maybe a call to the NJ (Page A16 Please) A16 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Spout Off and powerful lobbyists who (From Page A15) have an agenda with an angle won’t have any cats in your front or back yard. of hate and condensation of —Court House people with moral values that *** are different than theirs, or My family is becoming radioactive. But it’s good for our religious values that are dif- mental health. We are feeling much better since we listen to ferent than theirs, I consider local radio talk shows. Interesting subject matter prods us that bigotry. I think to trivi- to telephone in. Just like Spout Off jiggles our brains with alize people with different exclusive thoughtful activity. opinions and calling them —West Cape May bigots really is a disgrace to *** the entire debate. These are I want to thank Michael the pharmacist from ShopRite. the same people who say that Michael, you really went the extra mile to help me when my if you are against immigration insurance was all mixed up and I couldn’t get my scripts for you are a racist, it trivializes over a month. Thank you, thank you. the debate. Come to the table gifts. —Rio Grande with a debate and a good *** viewpoint instead of being condescending and calling Wildwood is giving something free to us. Come through Rio people bigots. we’ve got them, they’ll want to flaunt them. Grande Avenue, over the bridge, once you hit Park Boulevard, —Cape May Beach make a left, you are guaranteed to get a free broken axle. If *** you go straight into New Jersey Avenue, you are guaranteed to What is wrong with this get a free broken axel. The streets are deplorable. When are picture? –No Christmas NEW! GET AN ADDITIONAL they going to get fi xed? stamps are available at all in —Wildwood Cape May’s post offi ces, su- $25 OFF ANY PDA *** permarkets, drugstores, etc. Regarding all of the negative spout offs about Sea Isle City: Merry Christmas everyone! Come in now and get an additional $25 off the NEW Samsung BlackjackTM or any of our Are you all clairvoyant deciding that a new set of commission- —North Cape May great PDA devices. ers will defi nitely be elected? And do we have to read this *** constantly for six months? Give us a break. I’m a member of AARP Difference in price is not refundable and discount —Sea Isle City of Sea Isle and I’m glad the is not to exceed free. Offer expires 12/25/06. *** members ban politicians NEW! I’ve never thought of myself as a scrooge but I must say the from contributing wine at folks in Village Green and elsewhere who have their Christmas our meetings. AARP is for lights by the end of October offend me. These are the same seniors and not about poli- people who burn their fake candlelights in their windows all tics. year long. What ever happened to energy conservation? Let’s —Sea Isle City try to green the planet and not light it up. *** —Cape May The best idea I’ve heard *** for the Stone Harbor Recre- I have two comments when it comes to fi shing. I wish you ation Center is the elemen- would do some more stories of how the failed nuclear plant is tary school. There would be ruining fi shing and has ruined fi shing here in Cape May Coun- plenty of room for a pool and ty. Up in the Delaware Bay they have killed so many fi sh. Most meeting rooms. I’m sure the recently, in the Nov. 29 edition of the Herald under the column Stone Harbor voters would of the fi shing line, you show a boat that came in and killed 22 approve this, but the school tuna fi sh. In this day and age everybody but everybody realizes board would lose power $ 99 $ 99 that that is just wrong. If you’re supposed to be a sports fi sher- and I don’t’ think they’d go FREE 49 199 man, you’re not supposed to kill everything you catch. Many for it.

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Let our Millwork of holiday greeting cards, licking a postage stamp burns 10 man is the only employe at that location, he must reside in the Specialist measure your calories. zone. The hours of operation are very clearly stated in the re- WHOLESALE - RETAIL —West Cape May quirements as well. It just seems to me that someone is turn- Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials next job and see how *** ing a blind eye. The UEZ Zone is to benefi t the Wildwoods as competitive we are!! Why don’t husbands kiss their wives goodnight? I’ve a whole. If the rules are not followed everyone loses. Tarp Sale 20 Sizes In Stock kissed my wife goodnight for 56 years and I had to kiss her —Wildwood goodbye. I wish she were here so I could kiss her goodnight *** Roberts & New Jersey Aves. again. JCOW, local government, and planning and zoning have Wildwood, 522-8395 —Mayville hurt the Wildwoods, and now we are all feeling the effects. Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 3.5% *** Homes are not selling; people are not wanting $500,000 row 416 State Hwy. 47 South Sales Tax Skylights I needed the sidewalks in front of my house fi xed that were homes that they can’t rent. We have blocks of new empty Green Creek, 889-9090 in broken, and the city told me that I’d have to pay $1,200. I’ve condos. Property taxes went up, and there is no reason why Bringing Light To Your Life made a lot of money from rentals, but the storeowners are considering all the new taxable properties. There is not one Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! making millions; they want the taxpayers to foot the bill for smooth street on the fi ve-mile island, and you have to pay for Both Locations: Closed Sun. 2-5 day delivery the mall. I think they should pay for it, it’s their job and their water and sewer service even if you don’t use it. Where is responsibility and Hillary Prichard should lead the way by all the tax money going? This is why people are leaving the paying her way. Wildwoods. —Cape May —Wildwood ACRE MORTGAGE *** *** Good riddance to the Beach Theater, which showed a Jane Is the senior center in Dennis fi nanced with county or Fonda movie of all things, while the Memorial Day ceremony township funds? was going across the street on the beach. I say again, good —Dennis Township riddance. (ED. NOTE: Township.) NOW IS THE TIME TO REFINANCE —Cape May *** If you are PRESENTLY in an INTEREST ONLY mortgage or an *** I can see complaining about the signs; that’s an over kill. To the person that hit our dog on Old Mill Road on the But I stand by the lines for the bike lanes. And I live on the is- ADJUSTABLE RATE mortgage or need to PAY OFF those evening of Dec. 4: We realize it was not your fault, however, land. I believe it will make things safer in the summer. I think HIGH INTEREST CREDIT CARDS... NO APPLICATION FEES if you obeyed the speed limit of 25 mph it may not have hap- people should get some more exercise, and then maybe they’d CALL NOW, we are the ones to help you... pened. It nearly cost our dog her life. be thankful instead of complaining about how Dune Drive is —North Cape May no longer three lanes at 40 mph. *** —Avalon Call for a FREE no obligation consultation. “Landing you the best mortgage” On Dec. 5 around 7 p.m., some young kids in a dark colored Toll Free: 1-800-598-8144 • 609-390-0055 Ford Expedition vandalized Mikel’s Run and Cape Woods. Walt Gephart Anyone with any information please call the Lower Township 232 S. Shore Rd., Marmora Branch Manager Police. —North Cape May *** I’m glad I went to the information meeting on the new multigenerational recreation center this weekend. I really learned some facts that cleared up the many misconceptions I had before. I now like what I saw and heard, especially the fi tness center with all the exercise machines. I will use that and my family will use many of the other planned programs. The idea of selling unused borough property to pay for the construction is smart since it will turn an unproductive asset into an asset that will be used by many on a regular basis. I hope it is built soon. —Stone Harbor *** To the spouter from Rio Grande about how God is being taken out of schools and out of the pledge: You should really wake up. God is in the schools. Teachers or administrators are not to lead prays, but kids can pray. As for the Pledge of Al- legiance, God was not in the thing until 1954. —Wildwood *** The Dennisville Christmas parade was well done. Thanks for the hard work folks. —South Seaville *** Does anyone know what the fi ne or penalty is for burning leaves? I was thinking it might be cheaper next year than paying some members of the Lower bloodsuckers time-and- a-half or double time to pick them up at 10 a.m. on a Sunday morning. —Villas *** A great big thank you to the Dennis Township Recreation Department and all the staff that helped with the annual Christmas parade. You all should be proud of the job you did. The smiles on those kids’ faces when Santa came into view on his wagon...the bon fi re was cool too. Way to go. Thanks from a group of residents. —Dennis Township *** In response to the Dec. 6 spout off about the UEZ Zone: The editor’s note stated that sales people can live where they LiveLive atat thethe BeachBeach withwith allall thethenone PleasuresPleasures of the hassles! ––

. YOUR PETʼS WINTER SAFETY Cold weather requires us to adjust our routines, Opening in 2007 wardrobes, and activities. It’s important to remember our pets during the winter months as well. Keep your pet indoors during the winter if possible. If your pet spends time outside, offer elevated shelter that keeps out moisture and a door to keep out wind, sleet, and snow. The shelter should be insulated or heated and include access to water that does not freeze. You can fi nd • Leave the housekeeping, home repair, grounds keeping and meal preparation to us thermal units for water bowls at the pet store. Your pet also needs extra calories in the winter (just like people!) • Enjoy a heated pool, fitness center and dozens of other amenities and activities to keep warm. Since cats sometimes cozy up in vehicle • Be close to U of D’s Lewes campus—to pursue continuing education opportunities engines for warmth, honk your horn or bang on the hood before starting your car. • Enjoy an independent lifestyle with a plan for the future should a healthcare need arise When you have your vehicle winterized be sure your mechanic checks for and fi xes any fl uid leaks. If you fi nd • Quaker-affiliated quality of care antifreeze or motor oil under your car, wipe up quickly, and keep pets away from the toxic puddles. For full veterinary care visit us at PARKWAY VETERINARY There are still a number of apartments and cottages to choose from, making it easy to find HOSPITAL. MasterCard, Discover, and Visa cards are 1000 Kings Highway welcome. Boarding is available. Our best wishes for a one to suit your preferences. But don’t wait. Space is filling up fast. For more information, joyous holiday season. Lewes, DE 19958 visit www.cadbury.org or call (302) 645-6400 or 1-800-390-8298. P.S.: Remove snow and salt from your pet’s paws as soon as possible to prevent frostbite and skin damage. A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006

WILDWOOD — The Wild- driver’s license. $139 fi ne Richard E. Sandman, Esquire WILDWOOD and costs. wood Police Department WILDWOOD Justin Schmal, 19, 14 MUNICIPAL COURT, CRIMINAL LAW, FAMILY LAW, reports the following de- Noble Road, Erial, underage fendants paid fi nes prior to MunicipalMunicipal CourtsCourts JUVENILE MATTERS, ESTATE PROBATE & ADMIN. possession of alcohol $433 sentencing or were found fi ne and costs. 609-463-1555 guilty municipal court William Chambers, 19, fi ne and costs. Matthew Skutnik, 20, 15 Judge David DeWeese: 19 Oxford Drive, Sewell, mi- Derek Cataldi, 25, 844 Oxford Drive, Sewell, under- nor possession of alcohol. Ridgeford Road, Telford, Pa., age possession of alcohol (two Few are agreeable in conversation, because each thinks of what he intends to say than of Brian Bortner, 23, 465 Michael Connor, 30, careless operation of motor counts) $866 fi ne and costs. what others are saying, and listens no more when he himself has a chance to speak. Dewey Road, Bellmawr, care- 1024 Oakwood Ave., Gle- vehicle. $389 fi ne and costs. Justin Wan, 18, 1021 Pit- François La Rochefoucauld less operation of motor vehi- nolden, Pa., careless opera- Sharon Copson, 39, 124 ney Road, Pennsville, careless cle. $389 fi ne and costs. tion of motor vehicle. $389 W. Roberts Ave., Wildwood, operation of motor vehicle disorderly conduct. $283 fi ne $389 fi ne and costs. and costs. Michael Warner, 24, 207 Brian Curry, 18, 406 South Hook Road, Pennsville, Sheppard Lane, Highland careless operation of motor Lakes, disorderly conduct. vehicle. $389 fi ne and costs. $283 fi ne and costs. Blake Warren III, 34, 641 Ronald Desouza, 28, 723 Riverside Ave., Toms River, Iowa Woods Circle, Orlando, careless driving. $189 fi ne Fla. Unsafe vehicle. $64 fi ne and costs. and costs. Sheree Werba, 42, 311 Joseph Devine, 48, 2324 E. Nashville Ave., Wildwood R. 26th St., Wildwood, unsafe Crest, disorderly conduct. vehicle. $64 fi ne and costs. $383 fi ne and costs. Barry Diggs, 38, 806 N. Bernard Phelan, 54, 617 Sixth St., Philadelphia, care- Dreshertown Road, Ft. Wash- less driving. $339 fi ne and ington, Pa., possession of costs. paraphernalia. $800 fi ne and Timothy Donahue, 19, costs. 102 E. Church St., Black- wood, possession of alcohol (two counts), noise. $1,019 What’s fi ne and costs. Christopher Gallagher, 34, 108 W. Rio Grande Ave., Cooking? failure to exhibit, $189 fi ne and costs. $189 fi ne and Next week’s menu of costs. meals served by the Cape Gabriel Guadarrama, 31, May County Nutritional of 101 West Ave., Buena, sus- Project for the Elderly. pended driver. $789 fi ne and costs; 10 days drier’s license Dec. 18: Manicotti, to- suspension. mato sauce, sausage, aspar- John Harris, 25, 28 Pearl agus, roll, salad, chocolate Ave., Binghamton, N. Y., no cake, chicken rice soup. chauffeur’s license. $189 fi ne Dec. 19: Roast turkey, and costs. gravy, candied sweet pota- Steve Larocca, 39, 935 Columbia Hwy., Bridgeton, toes, peas, cole slaw, vanilla possession of marijuana. pudding. $1,008 fi ne and costs. Dec. 20: Meatloaf, gravy, Louis Marcelis, 44, 3148 mashed potatoes, spinach, St. Vincent St., Philadelphia, salad, pound cake. careless operation of motor Dec. 21: Sliced ham, vehicle. $389 fi ne and costs. cabbage, boiled potato, Antonio Negron, 20, applesauce, rice pudding. 1133 W. Baker Ave., Wild- Dec. 22: Stuffed pepper, wood, careless operation of motor vehicle (two counts) scalloped potatoes, mixed $578 fi ne and costs. vegetables, pickled beets, Romaldo Palacios-Juarez, apple pie, cream of broc- 26, 146 E. Spencer Ave., coli soup. Wildwood, disorderly conduct Dec. 18: Roast beef plat- (two counts) $816 fi ne and ter, lettuce and tomato, costs. potato salad, roll, lemon Shawn Pequignot, 31, pudding, grape juice. Say Merry Christmas with 468 Rt. 462, Muncy, Pa., Dec. 19: Liverwurst on careless driving. $189 fi ne and costs. rye, macaroni salad, apple Michael Pidgeon, 25, sauce, cranberry juice. 47 E. Vine Ave., Gibbstown, Dec. 20: Chicken salad, careless driving, $ 189 fi ne roll, lettuce and tomato, Peebles Holiday Gift Cards! and costs. broccoli salad, cookies, Stephen Regan, 21, 2460 apple juice. Pine Cone Road, Warrington, Dec. 21: Tuna salad on It’s the one gift that’s always just the right style, size and color. Pa., careless driving. $189 roll, salad, diced peaches, fi ne and costs. vegetable juice. Our gift cards, in four festive Holiday designs and denominations Luis Rivera, 22, 216 E. Maple, Wildwood, begging for Dec. 22: Turkey and of $5 to $1000, are redeemable at any of our more than 650 money. $158 fi ne and costs. cheese sandwich on wheat, Peebles, Bealls, Palais Royal and Stage stores across the U.S., Rolando Rivera, 34, 4410 celery sticks, jello, orange Pacifi c Ave., Wildwood, no juice. so they’re the perfect present for out-of-town friends and family, too! FREE HOLIDAY CONCERT Wrap your Gift Cards in Holiday Tins & Boxes, Just 1.99 By the John Walter Cape with any Gift Card purchase Community Band December 13th at 7pm

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God is going to hand you,” Future St. Ann’s Church to say line of current and former “You could always go Troiano remembered him Give a gift that keeps on giving this holiday as saying. goodbye to former Police offi cers could be seen com- to Billy if you needed any- season,Give a gift a qualitythat keeps investment. on There’s something thing,” remarked Mayor Fisher was diagnosed forgiving everyone this holiday on season,your list - stocks, bonds, Ernie Troiano Jr. “He would with cancer at the begin- ¶ amutual quality investment.funds and much more. CAPE MAY have done anything for you, ning of 2006. for this community.” His brother, Joseph Fish- There’s something Happy Holidays! Fisher spent the summer er, followed in his brother’s for everyone on your footsteps in the Wildwood of 1974, after he had gradu- list — stocks, bonds, Vincent L. Fulginiti ELECTRIC ated from Wildwood High police department. He cur- Investment Representative mutual funds and (9473) School, as a summer offi cer. rently serves as chief. 3116 Pacifi c Avenue 884-WIRE He was hired full time, Law enforcement runs in much more. Wildwood, NJ 08260 the next year. Friends and the family. His father Wil- Bus. 609-729-3349 • Residential & Commercial fellow officers remember liam Fisher II was a warden Toll Free 888-729-3349 • Emergency Calls that it wasn’t hard to for at the county jail and his son is a trooper with the State www.edwardjones.com • Specializing in Troubleshooting and Repairs the well-liked and easygo- Member SIPC ing Fisher to work his way Police. R NJ Lic. # 8614 Prompt, Courteous, Reliable Service through the ranks. He is survived by his wife In 2001, after 26-years Susan, his mother Margaret on the force and three-years Fisher and father, fi ve chil- as chief, Fisher retired. dren, and grandson. Professional1ST NAILS Nail Salon A few coworkers said they thought Fisher was Full Service for too young to be retiring. Ladies & Gentlemen 100% SATISFACTION Open: Mon.-Sat. 10am - 8pm Sun 12pm - 6pm Walk-Ins Welcome GUARANTEED. Rio Grande Plaza (ShopRite Ctr.) - 889-8867 Cape May Court House (Acme Ctr.) - 465-9919 Because if you’re not satis ed, neither are we. “We’ll Be TTRIPSRIPS NATE certifi ed Court House Cleaners There” technicians Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30 "MIRACLE OF CHRISTMAS" • Heating Sat. 9:00 to 3:00 at the Sight & Sound Theater - bus trip to Lancaster, PA. • Cooling Fri., Dec. 29, 2006. $90 pp. Tailoring Done on Premises Includes ticket to show, round • Fireplaces Bulk Laundry • Leather Work trip bus fare, all you can eat • Home at Plain 'n' Fancy restaurant. Dry Cleaning • Gown Preservation Bus leaves Christ Gospel Generators Church Love Center parking 465-5545 • 399-0450 • 1-800-388-4645 463-8020 lot at 8:30am (show begins at • Air Duct 1027 So. 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13 adjustable working heights or positions % Converts to 4 different 20 off free ladders Platform sold IN-STOCK $25-$150 separately. SMALL gift card APPLIANCES when you use your Lowe’s Discount taken at register. Consumer Credit Card While supplies last. Offer valid 12/14/06 gift card on purchases $ $ $ through 12/17/06. See store for details. 25 of 297- 496 Werner $ gift card on purchases Trusted by pros 50 of $497-$746 4–to–1 $ gift card on purchases 75 of $747-$996 % $ gift card on purchases 20 off 100 of $997-$1496 $ gift card on purchases ALL POINSETTIAS 150 of $1497 or more $ Via mail-in rebate with purchase of any 99 Discount taken at register. in-stock or Special Order major appliance 13' Telescoping $297 or more made on your Lowe’s Multi-Ladder Offer valid on all remaining poinsettias. Consumer Credit Card. Restrictions may Offer valid 12/14/06 through 12/17/06. apply. Offer valid through 12/24/06. •300 lb. load capacity •Can be used as See store for details. See store for details. stepladder or extension ladder #78390 22’ #78463 $189 give the Limited-edition of 2006 Team Lowe’s gift home Championship Gift Cards are here. Buy in store or at Lowes.com/GiftCards While supplies last. For the Lowe’s nearest you, call 1-800-993-4416 or visit us online at Lowes.com Prices may vary after December 17, 2006 if there are market variations. "Was" prices in this advertisement were in effect on December 7, 2006, and may vary based on Lowe’s Everyday Low Price policy. See store for details regarding product warranties. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ©2006 Hendrick Motorsports. All rights reserved. The likeness of Jimmie Johnson®, the #48 race car, and other trademarks or copyrights used with the permission of Hendrick Motorsports and NASCAR®. ©2006 by Lowe's. All rights reserved. Lowe's and the gable design are registered trademarks of LF, LLC. 061291 001/61291/041,061,079,117,136 Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21

Travel with APAC Births to The following births Davis Harris and Nikie White were reported at Burdette of Wildwood, Nov. 14. Andre Rieu Tomlin Memorial Hospital: Colleen Margaret Githens Gracie Lee Robles-Mc- to Jim and Cheryl Githens of and the Johann Strauss Orchestra Carthy to Erik McCarthy and Petersburg, Nov. 15. Dawn Robles of Court House, Kenneth Wayne White Jr. Nov. 6. too Kenneth White Sr. and Sunday, April 15, 2007 Alexandra Marie Zervas to Chrystal Roberts of Belleplain, Nikolaos and Dawn Zervas of Nov. 17. SET IN STONE 6:00 - 8:30 PM North Wildwood, Nov. 6. Jamir Stephaun McNeil to Jermaine McNeil and Jennie If you are looking for durability Practically indestructible, soap- David Joseph DelConte III and beauty in your new kitchen stone won’t burn or stain, requires Boardwalk Hall - Atlantic City to David Jr. and Shantelle Del- Williams, Nov. 17. Conte of Wildwood, Nov. 6. Cheyenne Amber Hamby countertops, chances are that you very little maintenance and adds value Joshua Francis Langston to Douglas and Terry-Lynn have taken granite into consideration. and elegance to any home building $125 - Gold Level Ticket & Motor Coach to Patricia Kelly of Wildwood, Hamby of Villas, Nov. 20. It offers hardness second only to project. At QUALITY HOME Depart Avalon Community Hall, Nov. 6. Ella Rose Felder to Jona- than and Echo Felder of Court diamond, which makes it extremely CENTER & PANELING, we Chase William Adams to scratch- and stain-resistant, and its feature brand name manufacturers, at 4 PM & return at 10 PM William and Jessica Adams of House, Nov. 23. Contact APAC - 609-967-3808 Court House, Nov. 7. Yahel Ramos-Hernandez beauty is second to none. On the competitive prices, shopping Mackenzie Marie Samosuk to Jose Ramos and Alisandra other hand, some varieties are more convenience and free computer to Wesley and Julie Samosuk of Hernandez of Wildwood, Nov. porous than others and must be sealed assisted design. Our showroom hours Court House, Nov. 7. 24. regularly with a protectant. Then, are weekdays, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Britton Matthew Starace to Chaeli Elizabeth Hickman to Les Hickman and Shannon there is soapstone, with a palette of Saturdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. We accept Matthew and Shannon Starace muted gray and green. It does not MasterCard, Visa and Discover. of Cape May, Nov. 7. Chambers of Court House, Jacob James Johnson to Nov. 27 offer the visual variety of granite, but Melvin III and Tammy Johnson Preslie Kate Hamilton to it possesses warmth and character Please visit our web site: of Ocean City, Nov. 8. Justin and Lauren Hamilton of that many people fi nd very appealing. www.qualityhomectr.com Alexandra Faith Spindler Villas, Nov. 27. It is also stain-resistant and durable, to John Spindler and Doris Etteniel Jaume to Daniel Photography by Bill Horin Jaume and Ivette Lopez of Rio and it benefi ts from treatment with a Hint: Soapstone has been used for Coady of Villas, Nov. 10. protective sealant. Soapstone is right years for laboratory surfaces and for Events and activities are funded in part Bella Jean McKeown to Grande, Nov. 27. by grants from the Borough of Avalon Matthew and Roxanne McK- Jonathan Addason Fowler at home in a farm-style kitchen. tabletops in science classrooms. and the Cape May County Cultural and eown of Cape May, Nov. 11. to Paul and Kimberly Fowler Heritage Commission Robert Allen Mattera to Mi- of Woodbine, Nov. 28. chael Jr. and Michelle Mattera Jordan D’Hani Fitzpatrick of Wildwood, Nov. 14. to Derick Fitzpatrick and Bar- David Wayne Harris, Jr. to bara Shaner of Woodbine, Nov. 29. Social Spotlight

Happy Birthday Look who's two! Can it be true? Cody (1 year old) and Happy 50th Happy Samuel (6 years old) Birthday Driscoll Birthday to a loving and Jason! caring daughter who means so Happy 50th Jason Tyler Campbell much to us. Birthday G/ma December 17, 2006 Cody Samuel We love you little guy! Love, We love you! Love Grandmom, Poppy, Mom & Ted From Daddy, Mommy, & Sissy Mom & Dad Destini & Larisa

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for someone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hicks of Norwood, PA, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McHale special? of Sea Isle City, are happy to announce the engagement of their children, Chris- Say it in the ty Lynn Sullivan and Steven Michael McHale. Christy, a graduate of Archbish- Social Spotlight! op Prendergast High School and Temple Congratulations to the University, is employed by Drexel Uni- Verdade Electric fl ag football versity College of Medicine. Steven, a graduate of Ocean City High School and team on your victory to win the LaSalle University, is employed by Wells 2006 Championship game!! Fargo Financial. A March 17, 2007 wed- Special thanks to Frank Verdade ding is planned. for sponsoring the team.

• Happy Birthday Short on time? Merry • Happy Anniversary Christmas came early this year at the Animal Welfare Society. Afraid you might Christmas Thanks to Mulligan's Sports Bar & Grill for holding a very forget someone? and a Blessed • Congratulations successful fundraiser on Nov. 11th. Special thanks to Ceil, Sam Send family & friends New Year & Heather - your dedication and enthusiasm was awesome. • Welcome New Baby your Holiday to all of our E • Engagements Loved Ones.L Thanks also to the many businesses and individuals Greeting through the • Weddings who donated supplies and money. Social Spotlight! Wishing you Deadline for Dec. 20, all • Special Achievements the We would also like to extend our gratitude to Ed Bufala, Friday, Dec. 15, 5pm. SAMPSAMPLE • Special Occasions best who has donated a $75,000 BTU heating unit and many Single Block $35.00 Call Rachel or Janet installation hours, affording a Merry Christmas for the animals. Double Block $55.00 The 609-886-8600 Call 886-8600 x33 Doc God Bless You All. Family Ext 33 or 34 or x34 for details. A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Christmas Services and Special Programs

LUTHERAN CHURCH Island Family OF THE HOLY TRINITY Pastor Eileen Spehr Worship Center SUNDAY DECEMBER 17TH Sunday Movie Night 6pm 8:00am - Service of the Word with TH Holy Eucharist The 4 Wise Man 10:30am - Holy Eucharist, Lighting of Christmas Eve 6pm the Advent Wreath TH Candlelight Communion SUNDAY DECEMBER 24 Please visit Sunday Mornings 10:30am 9:30am - Holy Eucharist & Lighting of Advent Wreath for great morning worship. No Sunday School 7:00pm Christmas Eve Family Service www.islandfamilyworship.com with Holy Eucharist Listen to “Perfect Day Radio” 9:30pm - Candlelight Service with Holy Eucharist WIBG 1020AM Located at Poplar and Atlantic Avenues VFW Hall, 3816 Pacifi c Ave. Wildwood in Wildwood. All are WELCOME. Pastors Jack & Dawn Schell & Chris 522-5000 For More Information Call (609) 576-2953

ST. MARY’S ST. BARNABAS COME HOME EPISCOPAL CHURCH BY THE BAY FOR THE HOLIDAYS 95th St. & 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor 368-5922 EPISCOPAL MISSION 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas December 24, 4:30pm Christmas Eve 886-5960 WE’RE EXPECTING YOU! Pageant Come join us in the Celebration & Holy Eucharist Christmas Eve: Service 7pm of the Christ Child Every Sunday 9am - Holy Eucharist December 24, 11:00pm Christmas Eve at 10pm Including December24TH Festive Eucharist and Choir Join us for coffee hour after the 9am service Preceded by Candles • Eucharist • Caroling Carol Sing at 10:30pm St. Simeon’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church Rev. John Sosnowski, Rector ALL ARE WELCOME 25TH & Central Ave., No. Wildwood

Tabernacle United Methodist Church Love Came Down at Rev. Jack Howard 702 Seashore Rd. • 884-3574 Christmas • December 24th... First Baptist Family Worship Service Church of Wildwood at 10:30am TThehe ChurchChurch thatthat beganbegan inin a • Candlelight Christmas MMerry-Go-Rounderry-Go-Round Eve Service at 7pm • New Year’s Eve Christmas Eve Family Celebration and Watch Night service: Candlelight 6pm-Midnight & Communion Dinner at 6pm followed by a Concert by Clint McKoy Service Service of Lessons and Carols at 7:30pm 7pm Sunday Dec. 17th 9:30am and then a family movie and a communion Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis First United Methodist Church service. Maple & Atlantic Avenues 6700 Atlantic Ave., Wildwood Crest 609-522-2981 Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23 Christmas Services and Special Programs

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CHURCH HHISTORICISTORIC ““OLDOLD BRICK”BRICK” Villas 780 SEASHORE RD., CAPE MAY Invites You To 8884-406584-4065 Come Home For Christmas AAllll AArere IInvitednvited SSunday,unday, Masses: DDecemberecember 2424TTHH Christmas Eve 4pm (Children’s Liturgy) 6pm & 8pm Christmas Communion Service 10:30am Christmas Day 8am & 10am Christmas Eve Candlelight Vespers The Wise Still Adore Him. Do you? Service 4pm

HOLY SPIRIT LUTHERAN CHURCH Bayshore and Washington Aves., Villas

886-2414 at Our Saviour Lutheran Church Cordially Invites You Third Ave. at 93rd St., Stone Harbor, NJ TH TH CHRISTMAS EVE - DECEMBER 24 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 Fourth Sunday in Advent - 10:00am 7pm Children’s Christmas Pageant Child friendly Lessons and Carols - 7:30pm Christmas Communion - 10:00pm CHRISTMAS EVE 11am Service of the Word NEW YEAR’S EVE - DECEMBER 31ST 7:30pm Candlelight and The Covenant Service - 10:00am Communion Service The Word became fl esh and lives among us ... full of grace and truth

Seashore Community Church FIRST BAPTIST Christmas Eve Services 2 Locations CHURCH OF ANGLESEA Erma Campus 446 Seashore Rd. 303 Atlantic Avenue 609-886-6196 North Wildwood CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION North Cape May 7110 Seaview Ave., Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260 522-2951 Bayshore Community (609) 522-4114 Joe Henson III, Pastor Church 902 Washington Blvd. Christmas Eve 609-886-6196

Sunday, December 24th December 17, 6:00 pm 11am Morning Worship Christmas Medley and Hymn Sing. All are welcome. 1:30pm Carol Sing December 24, 6:00 pm Christmas Mass Schedule Candlelight Christmas Eve Service ... Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve Both locations will include carol singing, special music Sunday, December 24th and Christmas refl ections designed for the youngest 4:00pm & 6:00pm Sunday, December 31st child to senior adult to bring us into an attitude of worship as we prepare to celebrate the greatest gift 11am Morning Worship God gave to us, His Son. Christmas Day 6pm Prayer Service December 31, 7:00 - 8:00 pm Monday, December 25th New Year’s Eve Family Communion at 8:30am - 10:30am - 12 Noon www.fbcanglesea.org Seashore Community Church ... NO EVENING MASS A wonderful way to end 2006 and begin the new year Preaching Christ... Crucifi ed, by refl ecting upon our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Father Richard J. Hadyka, Pastor You are invited to come at any time during this hour to Risen and Coming Again! receive communion in an informal setting. A24 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com religion Herald Newspapers December 13 2006

Roller Skating - Cape May 463-2000; Cape May Nature Convention Hall is under- Center, 884-9590; Cape May SELF DEFENSE CLASS way. Hours will be: Friday, 4 TTEENEEN Rec., Terry, 884-9565; County – 6 p.m.; Saturday, 1 -3 p.m.; Museum, Barbara, 465-3535; VILLAS — Villas Kum Sunday, 1 - 3 p.m. For infor- SSCENECENE Crest Haven Nursing Home, Sung Martial Arts School mation regarding birthday Anthony, 465-1274; Habi- at 1300 Bayshore Road parties, private parties and tat for Humanity, 463-0244; here will offer a class in YAP - Saturday Nights: coholics: Thursdays, 8 p.m., school parties call 884-9524 Lower Twp. Rec., Zack, 886- self-defense for teens and or 884-9565. Arts and social activities Church of Resurrection, 200 7880; MADD, 463-1616; Serving Dinner from 4pm Barn Buddies - for kids throughout much of the school W. Tuckahoe Road, Marmora, North Cape Center, Paul, adults every Wednesday Thursday - Sunday interested in horses. Ages 8- year for youth and children 547-0855. 898-8899; Red Cross, Peg, from 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. ear’s 11 meet every 1st and 3rd ages 6-16. Programs include Civil Air Patrol: ages 12- 465-7382; United Way, Su- No previous training is New Y Sunday of the month from Junior Arts Camp for ages 6- 18: meets Thursdays, cadet zanne, 729-2002; Wetlands necessary. Call 886-8671 Eve Serving Regular Dinner Menu 1-3 p.m. Dues $20 benefi t 10, and Camp Congress Hall programs, drill and ceremony, Institute, 368-1211. Adults or 889-8105. Live Entertainment the center. For more info 884- for ages 6-12. safety classes, aerospace edu- are also welcome 2048. Teen Karate: Every Mon- cation, emergency services. with Charlie Gracie CCA-YAP - Youth Arts day, Wednesday and Thursday. 624-0529. Corner of Pacific & Burk Program: variety of arts and Call 886-6902 or 889-8105. Music: Impact Choir, Sea- social activities for youth 10 Teen Program: Tabernacle shore Church, 886-6196; Wildwood • 522-8300 and older. United Methodist Church, Kaleidoscope Kids singers, 656 Seashore Road, Erma. ages six-14, 465-7443; Com- Wednesdays - Teen Bible munity Concert Band, Norm Study 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fri- Lochten, 465-8737. day Night Teens, 7:30 to NAACP: Youth Council, 10:30 p.m. ages 14-21, 624-9152. Homework Club: 3:30- Scouting: ages fi ve-17; Nothing in this world 4:30 p.m. Church of the Ad- Girl Scouts of the South Jersey Country vent, Parish Hall, Washington Pines, 697-3900; Boy Scouts and Franklin streets, Cape of Southern New Jersey, 327- is worth missing May. 1700. Greenery 4-H Teen Ambassadors: Swim Teams: ages fi ve-18: leadership, citizenship and Cape May Recreation Dept., community service projects 884-9565; Crest Dolphins, •CHRISTMAS ELEGANCE• for youth grades eight-12. 884-6390. Poinsettia • Live Greens • Custom Wreaths heaven for. Gifts & Much, Much More Meetings and activities held Teen Services: numbers Call me, monthly. For more informa- for activities, health ques- Florist: BLOOMS tion: contact Rutgers Cooper- tions; United Way, 729-2255, at the Country Greenery ative Research and Extension free directory. Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9-5 pm, Sun. 10-3pm 4-H Youth Development Pro- Volunteer for the fol- 11 S. Main St., Court House 465-1662 Paid for by C. Chew gram 465-5115 ext. 605. lowing groups: Animal 1518 Route 9, Swainton (¼ mi. South of Avalon Blvd.) Jesus AlaTeen: for teens with Welfare Society, 465-3403; 465-2694 family or friends who are al- Burdette Hospital, Etc. Shop, Christmas Services and Specials Programs BBelieve!!!elieve!!! TThishis CChristmashristmas - SSeeee ItIt AndAnd BBELIEVEELIEVE!!!!!! OOnene Family...Family... OneOne Journey...Journey... OOnene ChildChild WhoWho WouldWould ChangeChange TheThe WWorldorld FForever!!!orever!!! We all know the Christmas story - but does that mean we believe it? Have we allowed all the “stuff ” and the “stress” of the way we do Christmas - to keep us from seeing the Savior??? Make a Wise Decision . . . This December, join us at The Lighthouse Church as we Follow the crowds on December 24th go back to that fi rst Nativity and help you experience it to Court House Methodist Church’s in a fresh new way! Maybe this Christmas - Christ will be Christmas Eve Candlelight Services born in you and you might discover a whole new reason - in this Christmas season - to BELIEVE!!! 6:00pm 8:00pm 11:00pm Children a Join Pastor Rudy as he takes you on an adventure back TRADITIONAL Soulful to experience the Nativity so that you may have Family service Celebration service with Choir with a reason to believe once more... Praise Team

Holy Communion Pastor Rudy’s messages will include: at Sunday, December 17th: “The Living Christmas Card...” midnight 9 & 10:30 AM at Middle Township Elementary #2 Folded into the Sunday, December 24th: “Love Was Born On Christmas” 8:00 and 11:00pm services will be : 9 & 10:30 AM at Middle Township Elementary #2 V A Festival of Christmas Caroles Sunday, December 24th 6 PM on the land: V Live Nativity scene and pageantry V the shepherds and wise men visit “Away In A Manger” V Candlelighting service 1248 Rte 9 South, Burleigh, NJ (Future home of The Lighthouse Church) First United Methodist Church at Main and Church Streets For additional Cape May Court House, NJ information contact 609-465-7087 The Lighthouse Church 609-465-6690 Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A25

Growing up, I would back into my family past everyone and let’s go for it come alive when I heard as the magnificent and together! You start the tune Licensed the stories that my late SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT talented Joey M, without and I’ll join in! BILL KEENAN Mortgage Banker Uncle Joey used to tell him even knowing, became Hear Rudy every Sunday CONSTRUCTION FINANCING afternoon at 1p.m. and us about his days in the my Uncle Joey of yesteryear Your Mortgage Source 1950’s when he was on as he made it possible for Monday night at 9 p.m. on a New York City televi- With Pastor Rudy all to feel like we were all your station at the shore sion show that featured gathered around the old for doo-wop, soul and good talented children singers creativity in the room. Holiday Spectacular at the family dining room table. time rock and roll- 94. 3 Low Rates! • Quick Approvals! and performers called “Star I loved those memories Convention Center with There we all were, sit- WILW. Credit Problems! • Close in 21 Days or Less! Time.” that we got to make to- two of the greatest people ting together, laughing Equity One You might recognize the gether. I would be like a in the world, Rick and Con- together, eating together, Fellowship Lunch 368-4444 name of one of the other sponge soaking in all the nie Anzelone. celebrating Linda Daven- At Church Today A Popular, Inc. Company port’s birthday together, CAPE MAY — The First Secondary Mortgage Lender young ladies that was also stories that my relatives Now as great as Rick Licensed By NJ Banking Dept. on the program — a girl would tell, and one of my thinks he can sing, the when all of a sudden the Presbyterian Church will who loved to hide behind favorite things that would real entertainment of the spontaneous singing broke host its annual “Not a her accordion named Con- occur was when after din- evening included among out and I got a taste of what Blue Christmas” fellow- cetta Franconero — later ner was over there would others Lesley Gore and I truly believe Heaven will ship lunch at 11 a.m. this ST. BARNABAS tabbed as Connie Francis. be a spontaneous singing Frankie Avalon. be like. morning. Back then, the man that would break out and We watched with many Different individuals The event that began six BY-THE-BAY who would later become go on long into the night. of our friends and neighbors shared their “Doo Wop” years ago is meant for those EPISCOPAL CHURCH favorites and Joey M did who have experienced a my father would take his Everyone would sing as Lesley breathed new life 13 W. Bates Avenue, Villas younger brother to work anything and it was incred- into many of her old hits Frank Sinatra’s “My Way,” sad loss or who have pain- 886-5960 at a studio that was right ible. For years, I thought and we thoroughly enjoyed and Rick and I sang along ful memories of the holiday around the corner from the that there would never be a South Philadelphia’s own at the table. People shared season. Sunday Worship Bible Study old Ed Sullivan Theater and way to ever try to recapture Frankie go into the crowd their stories, others offered Those attending are in- 8 am & 9:30 am Holy Eucharist Monday 7:30 pm along the way they both that magic again. I thought and entertain the bobby their personal yarns, but I vited to join in preparing Sunday School Healing Service 9:30 am Parish Hall Thursday 9 am got to meet and work with that what we used to do socks right off them. was making new friends soup, sandwiches and cook- such show biz legends like back then could never fl y One of the highlights and fresh new memories ies to share with others ECW Evening Women’s Group - 3rd Tues.@7pm ECW Women’s Group - 3rd Wed. @ noon Bobby Darin, Milton Berle today. Thank God I was of the evening was a stir- and not just longing for who gather. and Jimmy Durante. wrong. ring version of “God Bless what once was. For further information, www.saintbarnabasvillas.org Later on, after I came The reason I share any The USA” sung by a group Special awards were call Linda at 884-8355. along, whenever we got to of this with all of you is called 45 RPM who were given out in a way that spend time with my Dad’s because last Saturday night helped out by one of my made it more family than side of the family I would in Wildwood, this present heroes, the one and only formal and Frankie Avalon “Out with the New, in with the Old” drink in deeply of all the day became yesterday once “Crazy Dave,” waving the even gave us an impromp- “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 energy and exuberance more and I had a blast. fl ag and encouraging the tu performance of his hit that I would experience My wife Terri and I had crowd. I was not only song, “Venus.” And even by just being around all the the privilege to go to the proud to be an American though it sounds so much Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church but glad that for the last 10 like a cliché, I did not want King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching years I’ve called Cape May the night to end. County my home. It gave me the sense Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values Now as good as the con- that I was participating 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Offi ce 609-886-9494 cert was, the best of the in something that felt like evening was still to come. family and the close com- By now it was already after munity that I once knew as Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 11 p.m. and as a full time a child and I know is still Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Everything $1 (and under) pastor, Sunday is not a day possible today — if we are off for me. just willing to step out of Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. until 12/31/06 As a matter of fact, our comfort zone and give Excluding new with tags & vintage clothing the next day would be- it a chance. Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. (609) 523-1166 gin shortly after 6 a.m. I know we live in the Children’s Bible 4724 Pacifi c Ave. • Wildwood as I would be part of an midst of a time and place Corner of Taylor & Pacifi c Aves. all-day event where The where everybody’s busy Pastor Jeff McLeod Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Lighthouse Church bought and running in a million & Family Covenant Presbyterian Church out all 620 seats for four different directions. I know straight showings of the that we are all worried and 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 new Christmas Movie, sometimes consumed by 886-2448 “The Nativity Story” at how much everything costs Frank’s Theater in Rio and whether we have the Sunday Worship Grande. resources to do the type of So while my common events like the one that was 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages sense told me that I should held last Saturday night in 10:00am - Coffee fellowship go home and get my beauty Wildwood. sleep, my heart shoved me But I say in the spirit 10:15am - Worship Service, Children’s to follow the Anzelones of restoring at least the Church, Nursery Provided over to La Piazza Cucina chance to allow our neigh- Italiana Restaurant and I’m bors the opportunities to Sunday, December 17th • 6pm so glad that I did. do what we once did, once Bethlehem Inn Dinner Theatre It was not like your nor- more, that we must keep mal dining experience that offering invitations to cel- Call for free tickets we have all gotten used to ebrate new “Wildwood Wednesday • 7pm in this day and age. It was Days” with the wonderful Prayer Meeting so much more! Instead of people who call this area Youth Group and Explorers Club everyone minding their their home. Cape May Wicker own business, I walked And give us “Strangers in the Night” a chance to come together to break bread and offer a song in “The Famous Cape May Shopping Experience!” n 2x3 12.13.6 ac.inddBarnacle’s 1 12/12/06Steak 11:43:13 & AM Seafood unison so that we might be ENJOY OUR LOW PRICES AND GREAT SELECTIONS! FULLING MILL & BAYSHORE RDS, VILLAS • 886-3138 “Strangers on the Shore” Thursday - Sunday from 3pm • Open Christmas Eve until 8pm no more and maybe our new theme song might be- Dine In / Take Out “We are Family!” Patio Furniture • Bedroom Furniture FAST DELIVERY Thank you Rick and Connie for buying me the 3 Course $12.95 tickets and saving me seats • Rockers • Baskets SPECIALS soup or salad, entree & dessert and for letting me and Terri served with 2 sides hang with you. Thank you Thursday: CRAB CAKE (fried or broiled) Mayor Ernie and Joey M • Gift Items • Silk Flowers FILET MIGNON and to all those in leader- Crab Cakes w/2 sides $9.95 FLOUNDER (fried or broiled) ship that made Saturday CHICKEN PARM night possible. • Seasonal Items • Closeouts Friday Night Special Free Shrimp Cocktail w/entree You can count on me be- Seafood Combo (not available with Early Tide & ing back the next time you Friday Night Special) throw a community shindig Cape May Wicker $12.95 Broiled or Fried and you can be sure that I don’t plan on coming alone. 3 Convenient Locations Sunday: All-U-Can-Eat Snow Crab Legs $18.95 Thank you for encouraging me to enter this Christmas OPEN NEW YEAR’S EVE 4PM-11PM season not just settling to 203 Sunset Blvd. 1930 Route 9 North linger in the memories of West Cape May Clermont Full Course Dinner $29.95 the Noel’s of yesterday- Soup & Salad • Entree with 2 sides • Dessert but to get aggressive about 609-884-8440 609-624-3031 participating in compos- Open Thurs.- Mon. Open 7 Days Choice of Entree ing some new Christmas or Prime Rib King Cut Carols written exclusively with 2006 and beyond in Cape May Wicker Silk Flowers or Stuffed Lobster mind. Now taking reservations I know my Uncle Joey 109 Sunset Blvd., West Cape May • 609-884-5330 would have wanted it no Open Thurs.- Mon. other way. God bless us A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Iverson Departure from Sixers Not Surprising Not sure that you can the lottery. That’s the best er kept sound work habits. call it startling news. way to rebuilding a once- He drove several coaches Last week’s apparent GAMES proud franchise. and teammates crazy. For All Your Building Needs conclusion of the Allen We’ll certainly miss Critics will remember Iverson era in Philadelphia PEOPLE PLAY Iverson’s warrior mental- the latter, supporters will ity during games. It’s true remember the former. OPEN: Monday - Friday 6:30 AM-5 PM was a long time in com- By Joe Rossi Saturday 7 am-12:30 PM ing. that he often played too However you chose to Through Sunday, Iverson much one-on-one basket- remember Iverson, ulti- 1135 Route 9 South was still a member of the It doesn’t make much greatest power forward in ball and that it was very mately it was more than Cape May Court House Sixer organization, but difference that the team’s a 6-4 body to ever lead a diffi cult for management to a decade of fascinating of- chairman Ed “Mr.” Snider desire to part with Iver- fast break while also lead- fi nd the right complimen- fensive skills with a thick 465-8787 made it clear to many me- son isn’t under wraps, al- ing the league in rebound- tary players with which to portfolio of impossible dia outlets that A.I. had though Snyder’s emotional ing, talked his way out of surround their superstar, shots and displays of in- requested a trade and that responses may haunt town, once again in a hor- but he was entertaining dividual basketball skills WHY CHARTER ANY OLD BUS? general manager Billy King King’s ability to garner the rifi c trade for the Sixers. most of the time. without the glory of cham- was working to accommo- best possible barter for Philadelphia will now But there’s always a pionships. date the troublesome all- Iverson. soon say farewell to Iver- but with this guy. For Iverson will go down as star performer. Coach Maurice Cheeks, son, the greatest small more than a decade, he another remarkable per- We can debate whether who is unlikely to survive NBA player of all time and displayed incredible offen- former and character in a this public display of be- this mess, made the deci- a probable Hall of Famer sive basketball skills and town with a history of un- ing fed up was wise for sion to de-activate Iverson when his days as a tyrant quickness with the rock. fortunate exits by its stars. the team’s leadership, but after A.I. left the fl oor at yet highly productive scor- He was a human highlight And aside from Erving and then again, such informa- the Chicago blowout loss er are fi nished. fi lm with fearless drives Malone, their presence WHEN YOU CAN CHARTER A NEW tion would not stay secret prior to the start of the But do we care that the to the basket, fade-away did not result in team suc- very long. The New York fourth quarter and then team will get very little in jump shots in the paint cess. COMFORT COACH Post broke the story that sat out practice on Thurs- return for Iverson? Chanc- and long-range bombs. And that’s the bottom Iverson had approached day with back spasms. es are that a bunch of un- And he never won a line. 609-465-5078 King to seek a trade last Cheeks fi nally lowered the der-achieving big contract championship and he nev- week. boom on Iverson after re- guys will come to Philly in peatedly tolerating plenty return for A.I.’s whopping Proper Estate Planning of poor attitude and lazy guaranteed money. We can Reduce New Jersey practice habits from the dream of a better deal, but and Federal Death Taxes BAYSIDE EYE CENTER star guard. it seems unlikely. Somewhere, Chris Ford It’d be nice to secure a Law Offi ces and Jim O’Brien are smil- high draft pick and an up ing. 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The As I am penning this Used Chairs from $19.99 Hundreds To best bait has been eels, report with Sunny by my Choose From For admission information or to schedule and bucktails were a close side, we are thinking of a tour, call the Director of Admissions at second. Spot were also heading down the beach Cardiff Plaza (Across from Deltona Tires) Telephone 609-624-3881 working. just to give it a try. (609) 569-9191 www.offi ce-concepts.com or e-mail us at: Fish were also reported Sunny looks like she is [email protected] off of Wildwood’s ferris ready to go. Sunny has her wheel on the up rises. Christmas collar on for the Cripple herring always season, had reindeer ant- works good this time of lers for her when she was Cape May National... year. Big blue fi sh have younger but she didn`t like New Year’s Early Eve been mixed in. Just a re- them. each visit is a vacation for minder of the three- mile Her stocking is up and limit on stripe bass. The full of toys and she keeps Kids Party 3-6pm bird plays are marking the barking at it. She can`t the mind and soul Includes: 3 hours of bowling, large cheese pizza & fi sh but keep an eye on the wait for Christmas and I pitcher of soda per lane, mementos for all the children, three-mile limit. don`t know if I am going door prizes, hats and noisemakers!! $60 per lane Tog fi shermen have been to give in. (up to 5 people per lane) having good fi shing on most Congratulations go out Join the beautiful Sun. Dec. 31st • Reservations Required inshore wrecks. Green to Anthony Zippi of Media, crabs have been working Pa. for successfully passing CAPE MAY NATIONAL T 3J’s Wildwood Bowl for the tog. his sea captain’s examina- 3401 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood • 609-729-0111 Surf anglers have been tion. Captain Anthony runs www.3jwildwoodbowl.com catching short stripers with the Victoria. Best of luck. GOLF CLUB clam working best. 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al. We also do tree * Popcorn/Textured Ceilings work: trees trimmed Tile- and cut down. Free * Kitchens/Baths • LPNs - All Shifts * Window/Door Re- Articles for Sale- estimates. placements JDR SERVICES * Tile, marble, granite ADULT TOYS * Tile * Decks Plasmas, LCDs, Flat • CNAs - All Shifts 609-886-9838 And Much More! * Repairs or 609- 602-4558 * Free estimates Screens, Projectors. • Assistant Dietary Supervisor - 856-491-5114 Call Jason, TVs of all sizes. Custom installation available. Landscaping- 856-498-7323 609-231-1517 with one year of MTS Electronics, 12 Insured Clermont, CMCH. 609- TIMBER LANE License # Office hours 9 to 5 LTC experience a must Bobcat service, stone 13VH01264400 Monday - Friday 624-2034

driveways, woods • Associate DON thinned, brush cleared, Painting- fi ll and grading, rock • Weekend Supervisor - Saturday & walls. $50 per hour, no Rieser Painting Teamm, Inc. minimum. Materials A Hospicomm Company is hiring Sunday, 7-3 & 3-11 at cost. NJ licensed, Get a fresh start for C.N.A.s Insured spring in the off sea- For its Cape May area facilities. son. • Payroll Associate - Part Time 609-780-7129, Interior/Exterior Douglas Powerwashing • Customer Service Assistant - 0r 609-463-8423 Licensed & Insured

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609-889-8200 609-465-0777 Please contact Patricia Myers at 609-523-1404 (609) 898-8899 or fax resume to Apply in person (609) 898-8923. 502 Route 9 North, Cape May Court House ® Office hours 9 to 5 EOE M/F/V/D HealthCare Monday - Friday www.genesishcc.com or Fax resume to 609-465-8335 A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED

Restaurant- Homebuyers are Driver- Education/Coaching- Healthcare- EXPERIENCED on the KITCHEN DRIVER/ HEAD COACH MEDICAL MANAGER/CHEF LABORER classifieds RECEPTIONIST Local school is ac- FULL TIME Part Time Experienced Kitchen cepting applications Manager/Cook is need- for Head Basketball For local construction for CMCH medical ed for busy retsaurant Coach. The qualifi ed company. Must have Driver- facility. Experience in Lower Township. candidate must em- valid driver’s license & preferred but will train. Competitive salary for brace years of losing good references. CAPE COUNSEL- Competitive salary. the right person. Must with head held high, ING SERVICES, INC., Saturdays a must. be able to take direction SE crying & fi ts of rage are Please call VVESEE a JCAHO accredited and work at least 40 - strongly discourage. 609-729-8558, ext. 14 behaviorial healthcare Fax resume to 60 hours/week. Experi- agency, has the follow- InIn TThehe 609-465-8122. ence in Italian cusine is ing position(s) open: Congratulations a must. Office hours 9 to 5 WebID #: 108757 Monday - Friday you have found μ ClassifiedsClassifieds DRIVER(S) the wacky ad! Please email or send

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LABORER driver’s license and Offi ce. N.J. DRIVERʼS LICENSE REQUIRED; ability to be insured by Anticipated opening our carrier. Experience for full time ten (10) Please send com- CDL PREFERRED transporting children month teacher. Full plete resume immedi- SALARY RANGE: $15,500.00 – $43,000.00 a plus. benefi ts. Must have ately to: EXCELLENT FRINGE BENEFIT PACKAGE NJ Physical Science Jack J. Pfi zenmayer, Cape Counseling Ser- certifi cate or eligibil- Superintendent Restaurant- WORK SCHEDULE: MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, vices offers excellent ity for. Lower Cape May 7:00 AM TO 2:00 PM working conditions Pantry/Prep and competitive sal- Regional School Employment Applications are available at the Borough ary and benefi ts. EOE, Contact the offi ce of District Full time, year round Clerkʼs Offi ce, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New M/F William E. Des- 687 Route 9, mond, Cape May, NJ 08204 Apply in person: Jersey 08260, and completed applications received by this Qualifi ed applicants, Superintendent Harbor View offi ce will be accepted through please send Cape May County EOE Restaurant resume to or come in Technical School MMMMMM 954 Ocean Drive WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2006 to pick up application: District, Cape May (Wildwood Crest residents preferred) 188 Crest Haven WebID #: 108761 CCS μ Wildwood Crest is an Equal Opportunity Employer Road,

217 North Cape May (EOE M/F) Main Street, Court House, Restaurant- Restaurant- Cape May NJ 08210 Court House, NJ 08210 Tel: 609-465-2161 PPPPP RESTAURANT Kevin M. Yecco, Borough Clerk Fax: 609-463-8671 ext. 604 MANAGER srobertson@ EOE A & LP FOODS capecounseling.org Now Hiring for year Bellevue Tavern seek- μ WebID #: 108751 round positions. No ing motivated, energet- experience neces- ic individual to manage EARLY sary. restaurant and banquet CLASSIFIED Apply at 15th & operations. Experience General- New Jersey Ave. in food and beverage DEADLINES North Wildwood SECURITY services required. Sal- DEC. 27 PPPPP ary commensurate with New Jersey’s Premier Community Bank ISSUE GUARDS background and expe- Fri., Dec. 22 rience. is now hiring for new location: 10am Year round, full or part RIO GRANDE time. Retirees encour- Looking Email resume to: JAN. 3 aged to apply. ISSUE for info@bellevuetavern. com Fri., Dec. 29 Contact Dolores Fox something?

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MERCHANDISE / YARD SALES Articles for Sale- PUBLIC NOTICES ______to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE November 19, 2007 SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount COUNTY OF CAPE MAY December 3, 2007 ARTICLES FOR SALE SONY of 20% of the bid price is required. SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS December 17, 2007 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any PLAYSTATION 3 of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Di- sale without further notice of publication. The regular meetings of the Middle Township 2x Fee=$43.74 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- vision, Cape May County, DOCKET NUMBER All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Committee for the year 2007 will be held as 12/13, 12/20/06 BER F 12529 06, pending wherein WELLS F 1344 06, pending wherein WELLS FARGO tiff. follows: ______NEW 60 gb, still in box. FARGO BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, BANK, N.A. the plaintiff AND MAUREEN MC Attorney FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN STANLEY NAMEE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall Sheriff: John F. Callinan The meetings will be held in the Meeting Room Articles for Sale- Have 2 in stock. Perfect CAPITAL I INC. TRUST 2004-OPI MORT- expose for sale at public venue on: 752527 of the Middle Township Municipal Building, 33 CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF 4x Fee=$145.80 Mechanic Street, Cape May Court House, New for Christmas. Asking SERIES 2004-OPI the plaintiff AND RICHARD JANUARY A.D. 2007 12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 Jersey 08210. ORDINANCE NO. 461 6’ Andersen French DEANE, ET AL are the defendant(s), I shall at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ______$1100 each. Call 609- expose for sale at public venue on: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street NOTICE MEETINGS WILL BE HELD ON: “ORDINANCE REGULATING THE OPERA- Wood Glider: Used Ex- WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS TIONS OF HOTELS AND MOTELS IN THE 374-0000, ask for Jeff JANUARY A.D. 2007 Jersey. DENNIS TOWNSHIP FIRE DISTRICT #1 The First & Third Monday of each month at BOROUGH OF WEST WILDWOOD” at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 6:00 PM. With the exception of REORGANI- cellent condition. $800. Property to be sold is located in the City of PUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING ZATION which will be held on FRIDAY, January WHEREAS, it has been determined that there House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 609-463-0774 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Wildwood, County of Cape May and State 5, 2007 at 6:00 pm. is a need to regulate the operations of Hotels Jersey. of New Jersey. and Motels in the Borough of West Wildwood EARLY Please take notice that the Board of Fire Com- There will be no meeting held on January 1, in order to control congestion, noise and other Property to be sold is located in the Town- Premises commonly known as: 216 East missioners, Dennis Township Fire District #1, 2007, January 15, 2007, February 19, 2007, conditions that may be injurious to the public Articles for Sale- ship of Lower, County of Cape May and Juniper Avenue, Wildwood, NJ 08260 will hold a public hearing on the annual budget or September 3, 2007 due to the observation health, safety and welfare. CLASSIFIED State of New Jersey. for fi scal year 2007, at the of Holidays. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED, by Tax Lot No.: 7 in Block 245 Ocean View Volunteer Fire House, 2545 Route the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of DEADLINES Premises commonly known as: 116 Clare- 9, Ocean View, New Jersey on Wednesday, January 5, 2007 West Wildwood, in the County of Cape May, mont, Cape May, NJ 08204 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) December 20, 2006 at 7:00 p.m. At the con- February 5, 2007 New Jersey, the Governing Body of the Bor- 750 lb. a day ice maker, 30 ft x 90 ft clusion of this hearing, the Board of Fire Com- March 5, 2007 ough of West Wildwood, as follows: 3 years old, $800; 2 BEING KNOWN as Lot 14, Block 494.07, missioners, Dennis Township Fire District #1, March 19, 2007 DEC. 27 on the offi cial Tax Map of the Township of Nearest Cross Street: Pacifi c Avenue will adopt its fi scal year 2007 budget. April 2, 2007 Section 1. The allegations of the preamble are chest freezers, 9.5 cu. ft Lower. April 16, 2007 incorporated herein as if set forth in full. ISSUE *Subject to any open taxes, water/ sewer, A copy of the budget will be available one May 7, 2007 each, 2 years old, $200 Dimensions: 42.43ft x 37.57ft x 126.02ft x municipal or tax liens that may be due. week prior to the hearing, for any interested May 21, 2007 Section 2. Defi nitions Fri., Dec. 22 81.67ft x 125ft person, by contacting the Dennis Township June 4, 2007 each. Shelving also Tax and Prior Lien Info: The total amount Clerk at Township Hall, 571 Petersburg Road, June 18, 2007 a. The term “Agent” as used in this ordinance, 10am Nearest Cross Street: Old Mill Drive due for SEWER is $264.71 as of 7/26/2006 Dennisville, New Jersey, during normal busi- July 2, 2007 is defi ned as the individual designated by available. Lots of mis- ness hours. July 16, 2007 the owner as the person authorized by the cellanoue items. Call for *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal A full legal description of the premises can be August 6, 2007 owner to perform any duty imposed upon the liens or other charges, and any such taxes, found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Robert Clayton, Secretary August 20, 2007 owner by the terms of this ordinance. The term details 609-884-4294 JAN. 3 charges, liens, insurance premiums or County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes Board of Fire Commissioners September 17, 2007 “Agent” does not necessarily mean a licensed other advances made by plaintiff prior to and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens Dennis Township Fire District #1 October 1, 2007 real estate agent of the State of New Jersey, ISSUE this sale. All interested parties are to con- and other Municipal Assessments. The amount October 15, 2007 however, the term “Agent” may include such duct and rely upon their own independent due can be obtained from the local taxing au- 1x Fee=$13.36 12/13/06 November 5, 2007 licensed real estate agent. Articles for Sale- Fri., Dec. 29 investigation to ascertain whether or not thority. ______(Page A32 Please) any outstanding interest remain of record Amount due under judgment is 10am and/or have priority over the lien being $113,790.32 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees Healthcare foreclosed and, if so, the current amount to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- A HOT TUB! NEW! due thereon. fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. Come join our Special Care Program at Phone A full legal description of the premises can be The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May sale without further notice of publication. NEVER used! WAR- 609-886-8600 County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes All publication costs are paid for by the plain- and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens tiff. Now Hiring RANTY! Ozone! WA- Ext. 33 or 34 and other Municipal Assessments. The amount Attorney ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- due can be obtained from the local taxing au- MAN TERFALL! NICE! Was Fax 609-886-2162 thority. Sheriff: John F. Callinan Amount due under judgment is 752526 • $4995, WILL TAKE 4x Fee=$116.64 RN $110,128.68 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees $2985! I have someone to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- 12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 ANIMALS fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount ______to deliver too! of 20% of the bid price is required. SHERIFF’S SALE Full time, Residential Services The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out All publication costs are paid for by the plain- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Director Assistant 609-489-6412 PETS FOR SALE tiff. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Attorney PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG BER F 18788 05, pending wherein MORT- Sheriff: John F. Callinan GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- WebID #: 108259 752525 TEMS, INC. the plaintiff AND CLARENCE E. μ CRAWLEY, JR., ET ALS are the defendant(s), • 4x Fee=$140.94 LPN 12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 I shall expose for sale at public venue on: ______WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF Pets for Sale- SHERIFF’S SALE JANUARY A.D. 2007 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Part Time, 3-11 and11-7 shifts By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Articles for Sale- AKC GERMAN Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Jersey. BER F 10556 06, pending wherein EVER- • SHEPHERD PUPS Property to be sold is located in the Town- CNAs HOME MORTGAGE COMPANY the plaintiff AND JENNIFER RASE are the defendant(s), I ship of Lower, County of Cape May and Coin operated wash- shall expose for sale at public venue on: State of New Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 3RD DAY OF Part Time All shifts ers & dryers. Used. $50 Parents on premises. JANUARY A.D. 2007 Premises commonly known as: 15 Georgia each. Must remove. 609-675-4113 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Avenue, Villas, NJ 08251 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street All interested candidates may fax resume to: Call for appointment, or email: judihodges (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Tax Lot No. 12 & 13 in Block 217 Jersey. or apply in person: 609-624-0075. @comcast.net for pic- Dimension of Lot Approximately: 75 x 100 609-463-6345 Municipality: Township of Middle tures Nearest Cross Street: Bayshore Road Street Address: 19 Paula Lane μ WebID #: 108768 Beginning at a point in the Northeasterly Tax Lot: 15 line of Georgia Avenue 284.97 feet North- westwardly from the end of curve which PETS WANTED Tax Block: 471 connects the said Northeasterly line of Georgia Avenue with the Northwesterly line Approximate Dimensions: 120’ x 30’ of Bayshore Road, said point being also in the division line between Lots 11 and 591 Route 9 South Articles for Sale- Nearest Cross Street: Route 47 12, Block and Plan aforesaid, containing Northwestwardly along said line of Georgia Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 A full legal description of the premises can be Avenue 75 feet in front of breadth and of Pets Wanted- found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May the width extending Northeastwardly be- ELECTRIC County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes tween parallel lines, at right angles to said 609-463-6344 BOXER PUPPY and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens line of Georgia Avenue 100 feet in length WHEELCHAIR and other Municipal Assessments. The amount or depth. EOE “The Start of Something Wonderful!” due can be obtained from the local taxing au- WANTED! Prior Liens/Encumbrances thority. th Amount due under judgment is 2006 Taxes 4 Quarter Open - $131.83 Seeking to buy pure Sewer Open + Penalty - $74.67 Jeta 3. Good condi- $171,605.56 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees th bred, pet quality boxer. to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certi- Added Assessments Open (4 Quarter) tion. $1500 or best of- fi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount - $363.44 Male or female. Less of 20% of the bid price is required. Total As of 10/30/2006: $569.94 fer. Martial arts mats & The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any gear. Call for informa- than 4 months old. sale without further notice of publication. A full legal description of the premises can be All publication costs are paid for by the plain- found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May Please call County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes tion. 609-886-4162 tiff. 609-780-4951, Attorney PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens Sheriff: John F. Callinan and other Municipal Assessments. The amount leave message 752524 due can be obtained from the local taxing au- 4x Fee=$97.20 thority. Opportunities Articles For Sale- 12/06, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27/06 Amount due under judgment is $157,061.94 costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees ELMO DOLLS: TMX Available English version. Call Ja- son, 609-602-8985 • PAGINATOR/GRAPHIC ARTIST Hands on dedicated team player able to communicate and take directions clearly for an entry level year round position, with potential to Articles For Sale- grow. 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Call Jeff, 609- 3-11 & 11-7 Shifts 374-0000 [email protected] Interested applicants can fax resumes to Human Resources Department, 609-624-3771; or apply in person or mail resume to: Looking or Fax them to 609-886-1879 for OCEAN VIEW CENTER No Phone Calls Please something? 2721 ROUTE 9, OCEAN VIEW, NJ 08230 *High School degree required, college credits a plus. CLASSIFIEDS or call 609-624-3881 to schedule an appointment The Cape May County Herald is an Equal Opportunity Employer. A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A31) Each Licensee who is not a resident of the This Ordinance shall take effect immediately KNOWN AS BLOCK 14, LOT 5, ON THE TAX nis has entered into an Interlocal Services b. The term “Domicile” as used in this ordi- Section 3. Application Contents Borough of West Wildwood, or is not present Section 11. Display of Notice of this Ordinance upon fi nal passage and publication according MAP OF THE TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS, CAPE Agreement with the Township of Middle for nance, is defi ned as the place where a person within the Borough of West Wildwood during to law. MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, AFFIXING THE Dispatching Services; and has a true, fi xed and permanent home and The application for such License, and any the entire time period or term of the letting of Each Licensee shall prominently display in MINIMUM BID THEREFORE RESTRICTING principal establishment and to which, when- renewal thereof, shall contain the following Units at the Hotel or Motel, shall be required to each Unit of the Hotel or Motel a notice, the COMMISSIONERS: THOSE ABLE TO PURCHASE DUE TO THE WHEREAS, said contract with the Township of ever absent therefrom, there exists an inten- information: designate an agent who shall have the respon- form of which shall be approved by the Board Mayor Christopher J. Fox FACT THAT SAID LOT IS A NON-CONFORM- Middle is set to expire on 12/31/2006; and tion to return. sibilities and duties of the Licensee as set forth of Commissioners of the Borough of West Commissioner Rita Maroldo ING, NON-BUILDABLE LOT AND PROVIDING a. The name, permanent mailing address and in this Ordinance. The name, permanent ad- Wildwood, which notice shall contain the fol- Commissioner Alan F. Christensen THE PROCEDURES FOR SALE. WHEREAS, Belleplain Emergency Corp., c. The terms “Hotel” and “Motel”, as used in telephone number of the owner of the Hotel dress and telephone number of such Licensee, lowing: who operate out of Dennis Township, have this ordinance, are defi ned as any structures or Motel. as well as the name, permanent address and ATTEST: The foregoing Ordinance was introduced at obtained all necessary approvals and equip- consisting of multiple residential Units leased telephone number of the Licensee’s agent who a. A statement of the actual number of occu- Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk a meeting of the Township Committee of the ment to establish a state of the art Dispatching or rented for temporary dwelling purposes to b. The name, permanent mailing address and shall be present within the Borough of West pants permitted to occupy that Unit in the Hotel Township of Dennis held on November 06, Center; and Transient Guests. telephone number of the agent of the owner of Wildwood during the entire period of the letting, or Motel. NOTICE 2006 and adopted on second and fi nal read- the Hotel or Motel. must be fi led with the Police Department of the ORDINANCE NO. 461 ing after a Public Hearing thereon at a regular WHEREAS, the Township Committee feel that d. The term “Licensee”, as used in this ordi- Borough of West Wildwood. The individual b. The name and permanent address of the meeting of the Dennis Township Committee the best interests of the residents of Dennis nance, is defi ned as the person to whom the c. The address of the Hotel or Motel and an designated as an agent hereunder shall be Licensee or of his agent, if any. The foregoing Ordinance was introduced and to be held at the Municipal Building, 571 Pe- Township would be best served by entering License is issued hereunder. The term “Li- exact description of the same, including the required to consent to his appointment as such passed on the fi rst reading at a meeting of the tersburg Road, Dennisville on December 05, into a contract with Belleplain Emergency censee” includes within it the defi nition of the name and the street and number by which said by signing the application for the License. Ei- c. That the Hotel or Motel is governed by the Board of Commissioners of the Borough of 2006. Corp. for Dispatching Services. term “Agent” where applicable. Hotel or Motel is designated. ther the agent or the Licensee is required to be provisions of this Ordinance. West Wildwood, New Jersey on the 1st day present within the Borough of West Wildwood of December, 2006 and will be considered for ATTEST Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the e. The term “Unit”, as used in this ordinance, d. The exact number of Units contained in the during the entire period of the letting. d. A copy of this Ordinance. fi nal passage after public hearing at the regu- Township Committee of the Township of Den- is defi ned as that area having a separate key Hotel or Motel and the exact number of sleep- lar meeting of said Board of Commissioners at 1x Fee=$14.58 12/13/06 nis, County of Cape May, State of New Jersey, locking entry door contained within a Hotel ing accommodations contained in each room Section 6. Registration of Transient Guest e. That violators of this ordinance shall be Borough Hall, 701 W. Glenwood Avenue, West ______as follows: or Motel, or in an independent building such of each Unit. Required subject to a fi nes and/or imprisonment in the Wildwood, New Jersey on January 12, 2007. ORDINANCE NO. 1507 as a cottage or bungalow located upon the County Jail, as well as the forfeiture of their 1. That a contract for Extraordinary Unspecifi - lands where the Hotel or Motel is located, e. A statement that the applicant for such Li- Each person granted a License hereunder rental agreement and right to occupy the Unit Dorothy A. Tomlin, Borough Clerk AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 418, able Services (E.U.S.) with Belleplain Emer- consisting of a room or suite of rooms with a cense fully understands that, as a condition to shall maintain a register on the premises for VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, OF THE CODE OF gency Corp. be entered into without com- separate bathroom designed, with or without the issuance of said License, that the owner which a License is issued hereunder, which Section 12. Licensee and Agent required to 1x Fee=$188.33 12/13/06 THE CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD petitive bidding pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- housekeeping facilities, for dwelling purposes and agent have the responsibility for reporting register shall contain the names, permanent Report Violations ______5.(1)(a)(ii)the previous settlement negotiated for Transient Guests. any violation of the ordinances of the Borough addresses, telephone numbers and the ex- ORDINANCE NO. 1245-06 TAKE NOTICE that the foregoing Ordinance by the Tax Assessor and Township Solicitor be of West Wildwood, and the violation of any oth- act term of the rental period for all registered It shall be the legal duty of the Licensee and was introduced and passed on fi rst reading at and the same hereby rejected by the Township f. The term “Registered Guest”, as used in this er laws which the owner or the agent knows or guests. The register shall include a copy of a his agent to immediately report violations of AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of Committee. ordinance, is defi ned as the Transient Guest has reason to know occurred on the premises. valid driver’s license and/or picture identifi ca- this Ordinance, any other borough ordinance, MIDDLE, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND the City of North Wildwood, County of Cape to whom a unit in a Hotel or Motel is leased or Such report shall be made to the Police De- tion of each principal registered guest. Said any state or federal law, and breaches of the STATE OF NEW JERSEY FOR A ZONING May and State of New Jersey, on the 3rd day 2. That the term of the contract shall be from rented by the Licensee, together with all other partment of the Borough of West Wildwood. register shall be available for inspection by peace that the Licensee or his agent knows, CHANGE TO BLOCK 354.02 LOTS 19, 20, 21 of October, 2006 and was approved on sec- January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2011 persons who occupy the leased premises with the offi cers of the Police Department of the or believes, to have occurred on the Hotel or (NOW LOT 1) AS SHOWN ON THE TAX MAP ond/fi nal reading and public hearing thereon at at a total cost of $634,047.20 as stated in the him or her. f. A statement that the applicant for such Li- Borough of West Wildwood and by the Code Motel premises, which report shall be made to OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE a regular meeting held in the North Wildwood attached Agreement. cense fully understands that each Hotel or Enforcement Offi cer of the Borough of West the Police Department of the Borough of West City Hall, 9th and Atlantic Avenues, at 7:00 g. The term “Permanent Residency”, as used Motel for which a License is issued under this Wildwood at all times. Wildwood by the most expedient means. TAKE NOTICE that the above Ordinance was in the evening on the 8th day of November, 3. A copy of this Resolution and Agreement in this ordinance, is defi ned as actual and ordinance shall be kept in a safe, clean and adopted at second reading by the Township 2006. shall be available for inspection in the Mu- physical occupancy of residential dwelling sanitary condition, shall have proper and ade- Section 7. Occupancy ShalI Not Exceed Section 13. Penalty for Violations Committee of the Township of Middle, County nicipal Clerk’s Offi ce. A copy of this Resolu- space with an intent to remain indefi nitely and quate light and ventilation, and shall be subject Sleeping Accommodations of Cape May, State of New Jersey at a regular CITY OF NORTH WILDWOOD tion will be published on one (1) occasion in to establish a domicile therein. to inspection by the Housing Code Inspector Any person or association of persons convict- meeting held at Township Hall, 33 Mechanic BY: Janet H. Harkins, City Clerk the Herald. and/or the Health Offi cer of the Borough of No Licensee or agent shall be permitted to ed of a violation of this Ordinance shall, upon Street, Cape May Court House, New Jersey h. The term “Transient Guest”, as used in this West Wildwood during reasonable hours in rent a Unit to a number of registered guests in conviction thereof, be subject to a fi ne of not on Monday, December 4, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. 1x Fee=$10.94 12/13/06 ATTEST Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk ordinance, is defi ned as persons leasing, rent- order that said offi cial might ascertain if said excess of that number for which sleeping ac- less than Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars or ______ing or occupying a Unit or Units in a Hotel or Hotel or Motel complies with the provisions of commodations are provided. more than One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars 1x Fee=$9.72 12/13/06 NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED ATTEST Ruth J. Blessing, Mayor Motel on a temporary basis not to exceed thirty this ordinance, the State Housing Code and and/or imprisonment in the County Jail for up ______(30) days in any calendar year. other applicable laws or ordinances. Section 8. Restriction on Length of Stay to ninety (90) days for each offense. Each day Park Commission Advisory Board monthly The City of North Wildwood has awarded a PRESENTED BY: BECK that a violation continues after service of offi cial meetings for 2007 contract without competitive bidding as a pro- i. The term “Sleeping Accommodations”, as g. A statement that the applicant for such Hotel and Motel Units shall be rented for use of notice of such violation shall be considered a fessional service (or extraordinary, unspecifi - SECONDED BY: CRIPPEN used in this ordinance, is defi ned as that License fully understands that except for the Transient Guests only and shall not be utilized separate offense subject to separate additional Location: Cape May County Administration able service) pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1) number of individuals who may be in the beds owner, occupancy of the Units at the Hotel as domiciles. No guest may occupy a Unit, or penalties. Fines and terms of imprisonment for Building (a). This contract and the resolution authoriz- ROLL CALL VOTE: located in any one Unit in a Hotel or Motel, or Motel is restricted to registered transient Units, at a Hotel or Motel for more than thirty repeat offenders shall be doubled. 4 Moore Road ing it are on fi le and available for public inspec- counting a standard single bed or sofa bed guests for time periods not exceeding thirty (30) days in any calendar year, nor may any Cape May Court House, NJ. 08210 tion in the Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk. AYES: BECK, O’CONNOR, CRIPPEN, MUR- as a proper accommodation for one individual (30) days in any calendar year. guest extend their stay for longer than thirty Section 14. Suspension or Revocation of PHY & BLESSING and counting a standard double, queen or (30) days by moving into another Unit within License Time: 5:30pm TO: king bed as a proper accommodation for two Section 4. License Fee the same Hotel or Motel. No Licensee may REMINGTON VERNICK & WALBERG EN- NAYS individuals. extend the stay of any guest beyond said thirty Any License issued for the operation of a Hotel Dates: January 8th GINEERS of Wildwood, NJ for providing pro- : Application for such License shall be made to (30) day period without the consent of the gov- or Motel may be suspended or revoked by the February 5th fessional engineering services for renovation ABSTAINING : j. The term “Sleeping Rooms”, as used in this the Borough Clerk on forms provided by the erning body in the form of a Resolution. Board of Commissioners of the Borough of March 5th plans for the Municipal Building and Municipal ABSENT : ordinance, shall mean any room or portion of a Clerk. The fee for such License shall be as set West Wildwood after notice and hearing by April 2nd Court at a cost not to exceed $119,000.00. Unit in a Hotel or Motel in which sleeping ac- forth, from time to time, in Ordinance Number Section 9. Occupancy by Non-registered Indi- said Board, upon proof that the Licensee has May 7th This is to certify that this is a true copy of a commodations are provided. 453 of the Borough of West Wildwood, and any viduals Unlawful been convicted of more than one violation of June 4th Janet H. Harkins Resolution adopted by the Dennis Township successor or replacement Ordinance thereof, this Ordinance. July 2nd City Clerk Committee at their regular meeting held on Section 2. License Required which prescribes fees for Mercantile Licenses It shall be unlawful for the Licensee, his agent August 6th Resolution #251-06 December 05, 2006 at 6:30 p.m. at the Den- in the Borough of West Wildwood. or any registered guest to allow or license Section 15. Repealer September 10th nis Township Municipal Building located at 571 No person shall rent or offer for rent any Unit another individual, for whom sleeping accom- October 1st 1x Fee=$10.94 12/13/06 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, NJ. in a Hotel or Motel without fi rst obtaining a Li- Section 5. Non-resident Licensees Required to modations are not available on the premises, All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsis- November 12th ______cense to do so from the Borough Clerk. Designate Agent or who has not been lawfully registered as a tent with this ordinance, to the extent of such December 3rd NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED ATTEST: Jacqueline B. Justice, RMC/Clerk guest by the Licensee, to enter the Hotel or inconsistencies only, shall be, and the same Motel Unit between the hours of 11:00 P.M. are, hereby repealed. Dominic Rosselli The City of North Wildwood has awarded a 1x Fee=$42.53 12/13/06 and 7:00 A.M. prevailing time. It shall be un- Parks Director contract without competitive bidding as a pro- ______lawful for any registered guest to sublet the Section 16. Survival fessional service (or extraordinary, unspecifi - MEETING NOTICE Hotel or Motel Unit. 1x Fee=$12.15 12/13/06 able service) pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1) CONSTRUCTION BOARD OFAPPEA LS In the event that any Section or part of this Or- ______(a). This contract and the resolution authoriz- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Section 10. Posting of Rates dinance is declared invalid or unconstitutional, ORDINANCE NO. 2006-16 ing it are on fi le and available for public inspec- the remainder of this ordinance shall not be tion in the Offi ce of the Municipal Clerk. Thursday, December 14, 2006 - 6:30 p.m. Each Licensee shall prominently post in a rendered invalid as a result thereof, since each AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Intermediate Meeting Room conspicuous place in each Unit of the Hotel or part of section is deemed to be severable. DENNIS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY AND TO: William E. Sturm, Jr. Motel a notice of the range of daily and weekly STATE OF NEW JERSEY PROVIDING FOR OLIVIERI, SHOUSKY & KISS, P.A. of Colling- Administration Building FREE 2-NIGHT VACATION! rates charged by the Hotel or Motel, including Section 17. Effective Date of Ordinance THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY NOT NEED- swood, NJ for providing professional architec- 4 Moore Road rates for different seasons of the year. ED BY THE MUNICIPALITY, SAID PROPERTY tural services for renovation plans for the Mu- Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 Donate Car • Boat • RV • Motorcycle nicipal Building and Municipal Court at a cost not to exceed $90,750.00. AGENDA 1-800-227-2643 Janet H. Harkins 1. Notifi cation pursuant to “Open Public Meet- City Clerk ings Act” www.boatangel.com Resolution #252-06 2. Correspondence 3. New Business 1x Fee=$10.94 12/13/06 ______1. 301 Rochester Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ E. coli Outbreak Victim? TOWNSHIP OF DENNIS v. Township of Lower 2. K Mart v. Fire District #2 Township of An E. coli outbreak has sickened at least 25 people in New Jersey. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Middle If you are a victim of this outbreak, you should contact us immediately. STATE OF NEW JERSEY 3. 2705 Lake Avenue v. City of Wildwood Fire Prevention Attorney Fred Pritzker is an experienced foodborne illness litigator who RESOLUTION NO. 2006-207 4. Hotel Arlington v. City of Wildwood Fire represented New Jersey residents seriously injured by contaminated Prevention turkey in 2002. Fred Pritzker currently represents victims of foodborne 5. 413 East 16th Avenue v. Joint Construction illness in major outbreaks throughout the United States. RESOLUTION AWARDING AN EXTRAORDI- Offi ce for the Wildwoods NARY UNSPECIFIABLE SERVICES (E.U.S.) 6. 311 East 11th Avenue v. 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NOTICE OF LIEN SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF 78.13 106. DUNN, CHRISTINE T 507.36 S 219. 3. SEAVIEW DEVELOPMENT GROUP, LLC 2,756.24 T TAXES, ASSESSMENT AND OTHER MUNICIPAL CHARGES 89. 15. BYARS, LADISON & TYRRELL,VANYA 2,358.46 T 220. 15. NEHLIG, JACALYN 874.71 T 90. 1. POPPER, JOSEPH G SR 124.34 S 221. 3. CRANFIELD, GARY & CLARA 2,098.75 A Notice is hereby given that I, Todd N. Burkey, Collector of the taxing district of the City of 90. 8. ROZANSKI, LINDA 2,686.62 TS 221. 4. ORANGE SHARK, LLC 3,674.62 T North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of New Jersey will on Wednesday, December 91. 13. D’AMBROSIO, JOSEPH & BEVERLY A 2,301.65 T 221. 5. PREMIER CUSTOM HOMES, LLC 3,677.95 TS 27, 2006 at 10:00 AM in the Council Chambers of the Municipal building of North Wildwood, 92. 6. CASSIDY, KEVIN & MARY 1,122.60 S 221. 7. LUBISKY, FRANK & ROXANNE 53.50 T 901 Atlantic Avenue, North Wildwood, New Jersey expose and sell for Lien Sale several tracts 92.01 7. HICKEY,THOMAS JR & TROUTNER,ROBERT 759.33 T 221. 8. ORANGE SHARK, LLC 208.12 S of land on which taxes and/or municipal charges for 2005 and 2006 remain unpaid pursuant 101. 1. ANGELONI, RICHARD & CRUGNALE, FRED 7,897.88 TS 221. 9. GARZONE, PURI L JR ETALS 1,489.34 T to N.J.S.A. 54:5-19. Said properties will be sold subject to redemption at the lowest rate of 102. 1. MORETTI, RICHARD 904.04 S 221. 10. STATE OF N J DEPT ENVIRONMENTAL PRO 105.14 S interest but not to exceed 18% per annum. The payment for liens purchased shall be made by 102. 2. MORETTI, RICHARD & COLLEEN 353.07 S 221. 13. MUGNIER, LOUIS M & ELIZABETH 58.92 S CASH, CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER prior to the close of the sale. An Irrevocable 102. 3. FLYNN, ANNA FAY & JOHN WILLIAM 60.50 S 221. 18. GALLAGHER, ELIZABETH 370.53 S Letter of Credit listing the credit line reserved in the account will also be accepted as well as 102. 4. CHATELAIN, ROBT A 4,519.98 TS 222. 15. 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SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 854.64 T 33.03 4. FRANK LUBISKY 883.97 T 199.03 1. ZAFRIR, RIVI 195.11 S 293.05 5. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 906.92 T 33.03 6. ORLANDO, KENNETH J & JEANNINE 960.29 T 199.04 2. SWEATT, PERRY & SWEATT, NEIL 1,105.96 T 293.05 6. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 854.64 T 33.03 11. ORMINSKI, JOHN & ANNAMARIE 970.00 T 200. 2. COLEMAN, RUSSELL M 159.53 S 293.05 7. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 889.34 T 33.03 13. PORTER, KENNETH F AND HOLLY J 1,147.52 T 200. 18. DUNLAP, JAMES & MARIE ETALS 818.65 T 293.05 8. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 854.64 T 33.03 15. FREEFGOOD, ALAN & ARLENE MEDEIROS 1,102.82 T 201. 1. JONES, SUSAN 930.01 TS 293.05 9. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 889.34 T 33.03 17. PHILOMENO, ANTHONY J ET ALS 1,055.60 T 201. 2. MATAGIESE, DAVID A & ANNE 2,010.53 TS 293.05 10. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 854.64 T 33.03 101. BRADBURY, GERARD & BRENDA 912.03 TS 201. 8. EDWARDI, FRANK 1,421.96 T 293.06 1. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 889.34 T 33.04 1. MAZUR, LEONARD & KENNEDY, ROBERT 1,360.89 T 201.01 4. DEON, STEVEN & JOANNE 621.06 T 293.06 2. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 854.64 T 33.04 2. OSADCHUCK,ROMAN AND GERALDINE ET AL 1,252.22 T 202. 10. KENNEDY SR,MICHAEL & JO ANN 1,081.76 TS 293.06 3. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 889.34 T 33.04 5. CICERO, JOSEPH 1,252.22 T 202. 14. KING, DONNA N & KENDRA M 50.12 T 293.06 4. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 854.64 T 33.04 10. FARRELL,WILLIAM/MCKENNA C/CONNOR M 1,437.10 T 202. 19. CAWLEY, TROY M & MAUREEN L 102.62 S 293.06 5. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 889.34 T 33.04 11. STANKIEWICZ,MARY ANN ET ALS 1,374.82 T 202. 24. CONNOR, CATHERINE V 643.31 T 293.06 6. SANS SOUCI ASSOCIATES, LLC 854.64 T 33.04 13. ARENA, SUZZANE P 1,629.44 T 203. 15. CENTRAL BIBLE CHURCH INC 1,001.21 S 294. 15. SNYDER, THOMAS & STEIN SAMUEL 128.90 S 33.04 14. KEENA, BRYAN J AND KAREN 1,497.39 T 203.02 2. DC PROPERTY & LAND HOLDING CO, LLC 1,161.92 T 294.01 6. BARGER, JONATHAN ET ALS 410.51 S 33.04 15. MC KENNA, CHRISTOPER T & CAROLYN M 1,564.99 T 203.02 6. WALKER, WILLIAM & ACELLO, CARLENE 1,879.49 T 294.05 507. DE ASCENTIIS, WILLIAM & MADELINE M 986.10 T 33.04 16. FRIEDMAN, RICHARD J AND TRACY A 1,564.99 T 204. 4. MASON, TIMOTHY M & MARGARET 296.91 S 294.05 703. LEE, LUCILLE & WILLIAM J 1,473.71 T 33.04 20. SHAW, DEAN O AND KAREN ET ALS 2,046.60 T 204. 6. MC DEVITT JOSEPH G & ELIZABETH 216.26 S 294.06 5. 506, LLC 3,759.43 T 33.04 23. NEWMASTER,THOMAS/MAZUR,L/ODONNELL J 2,046.60 T 204. 19. PIONEER LAND DEVELOPMENT,LLC 102.62 S 295.03 211. ADKINS, RAYMOND & JENNIFER 399.80 T 33.04 24. HOGAN, JOHN A 2,302.94 T 206. 22. DUFFEY,WM FRANCIS JR & LORRAINE M 1,834.21 TS 295.04 18. WITKOWSKI, B WILLIAM & SHERYL A 384.14 T 33.10 6. FOLEY-REED, LISA MARIE 575.18 T 206.01 1. RYMAL, KATHY ANNE & DOLAN,BRIAN T 268.56 T 295.04 40. SHOCKLEY, JEFFREY & MARY LOU 331.58 T 47. 5. ZAMPIRRI, SALVATORE 734.25 T 207. 9. KUBLITSKI, BARBARA 308.71 S 295.04 53. LOMASTRO , ANTHONY & TARA 286.55 T 47. 14.01 MADDALO, JAS V & CHRISTOPHER 2,535.68 T 208. 6. CLEARY, ALICE&ODONNELL, WALTER 1,020.60 TS 295.05 12. GARNER, CHRISTOPHER S & ALLISON L 531.14 T 47. 14.02 MADDALO, JAS V & CHRISTOPHER 803.83 TS 208. 13.01 PITTAKAS CORP 542.64 T 295.05 18. PEREIRA, CARMELA 531.14 T 47. 20. MAHONEY, JOSEPH 2,862.44 T 208. 19. SCHWARZMAN, JOSEPH W 69.16 S 295.05 46. FLYNN, RICHARD 531.14 T 47. 28. GONZALEZ, CARLOS, JR & ANGELITA 3,560.17 T 208. 23. KLEIN,EDWARD T & KELLY, ETALS 584.38 TS 295.05 49. ERNEST U. SEBASTIAN ET ALS 803.91 T 47.05 2. LINGO, GREGORY & VALERIE E 1,043.06 T 208.01 2. COGAN, DANIEL & BARBARA 292.79 S 296. 2. MECCA, KIMBERLY A 3,273.61 TS 47.05 3. UHLAND, JOHN M & SARAH K 1,106.92 T 210. 9. TRACY, CHRISTOPHER 4,076.82 TS 296. 18. CROWE,CHERYL A & THEODORE F KUDRICK 3,860.51 T 48. 1.14 GANNON, MICHELE 53.21 T 212. 1. SEA BREEZE DEVELOPMENT, LLC 2,804.89 T 296. 20002. LAWALL, JOHN J 57.11 T 48. 1.19 MARKER, EDW & KATHLEEN 206.27 S 212. 2. ABC LEASING AND ADVERTISING,LLC 1,525.61 T 297.01 2. BARIANA, JOHN & LISA 120.47 S 63. 1. EQUITY COMMUNICATIONS LP 11,290.45 T 212. 3. ABC LEASING & ADVERTISING, LLC 1,565.78 T 297.03 1. CARTHY, RONAN A 426.25 T 73.01 10. UNKNOWN 147.35 T 212. 4. MCDOWELL, BRIAN 5,069.57 TS 298. 1. OCEAN POINT DEVELOPERS, LLC 6,787.34 TS 73.01 13. JONES, JACK A & DEBORAH L 147.35 T 212. 11. DAVIS, JOHN T 220.49 S 298. 2. MULROY III, EDWARD F 4,859.90 TS 73.02 304. JONES, JACK A & DEBORAH L 71.89 S 212. 203. FREDA, DORETTE 102.62 S 298. 4. COSELLA, JOSEPH A JR,& EILEEN M 86.87 TS 74. 11. BUMARCH, MARK & DAWN MARIE 1,296.33 T 214. 1. MAHONEY, JOSEPH 3,261.80 TS 298. 21. TIDAL DEVELOPMENT, LLC 88.74 S 74. 12. BIERMAN, IRENE M 870.42 T 214. 2. GARR, ROBERT 1,348.17 T 298.01 8. CAREY, GEORGE M JR & CECELIA E 518.91 T 74. 16. LEJMAN, STANLEY J & VIRGINIA L 2,877.57 T 214.01 1. BASOLIS, ROSEANN 400.38 T 299. 4. HENDON, RICHARD P & KELLYANNE 449.53 S 75. 4. FLANIGAN, JOSEPH & CORALYN 476.46 S 215. 5. VAN NOTE,WARREN & VAN NOTE,JEAN 888.60 S 299.01 7. HODGETTS, STEPHEN & MONICA ,ETAL 412.13 T 75. 9. SCHGIER, GEORGE P SR 1,132.74 T 217. 9. SMITH, CATHLEEN & AMIE 569.64 S 301. 5. TORRES, DAVID 4,981.76 TS 78.06 6. SHIRLEY, ROBERT W, ETALS 164.34 S 218. 11. DUMAS, HARRY J & MARGARET D 248.71 TS 301. 6. HENNESSY, MICHAEL P & BERNADETTE 1,519.52 TS (Continued on page A36) A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers December 13 2006

NOTICE OF LIEN SALE OF PROPERTY TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL CHARGES Owner Name Block Lot Qualifi er Additional Property Total Owner Name Block Lot Qualifi er Additional Property Total Public sale on Tuesday the 9th day of JANUARY, 2007 at 8:30 am in the Municipal Court Lots Location Due Lots Location Due Room, in the Middle Township Municipal Hall, 33 Mechanic St, Cape May Court House, VITOLA, ROBERT C & BONNIE L 94 21 550 GOSHEN RD 1,998.00 RITTERHOFF, ROBERT C 218 6 4 ROMNEY PLACE 408.61 New Jersey, all the following described lots and parcels of land and premises for all UNKNOWN OWNER 94 36 GOSHEN RD 21.18 THOMPSON, REWI W & KIMBERLY F 223 5 218 FAIRMONT RD 3,547.94 taxes, assessments and other municipal charges up to and including December 31, 2006, FOWLER, ALBERT S & LILLIAN R 94 51 534 GOSHEN RD 757.34 SANDMAN, CHARLES W III 226.01 8 C0001 18 N MAIN ST #1 24.43 together with interest to the date of said sale. The lands and premises will be sold to the UNKNOWN OWNER 95.03 1 299 SWAINTON GOSHEN RD 21.18 SANDMAN, CHARLES W III 226.01 8 C0002 18 N MAIN ST #2 1,107.48 person(s) who bids the amount due, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, WILDE, RICHARD III 95.03 8 469 CH SO DENNIS RD 2,547.65 SANDMAN, CHARLES W III 226.01 8 C0003 18 N MAIN ST #3 20.19 but in no case in excess of 18% per annum. Payment by certifi ed check, cash or money YODER, ROBERT F & PATRICIA A 95.03 11 459 CH SO DENNIS RD 912.16 SMITH, RONALD A & KAREN K 226.01 32 42 CREST RD 1,051.25 orders shall be made before the conclusion of the sale or the property will be re-sold. UNKNOWN OWNER 95.06 1 SAND CASTLE DRIVE 21.18 DOWD, GERARD D 228 4 8 GOSHEN RD 2,924.14 Wire transfers accepted with sequence and confi rmation numbers only. Any parcel for FARRELL, RALPH 95.06 3 1 SAND CASTLE DRIVE 1,602.95 GUNTHER, JEFFREY H & JOAN 228 11 5 POPLAR ST 945.08 which there shall be no bidder, will be struck off and sold to the Township of Middle at FARRELL, RALPH 95.06 10 17 SAND CASTLE DRIVE 810.87 UNKNOWN OWNER 229 8 200 MECHANIC ST 21.18 18% per annum. This sale is made under the provisions of the “Tax Sale Law” Title 54, FARRELL, RALPH 95.07 8 30 SAND CASTLE DRIVE 810.87 DI PASQUALE, SAMUEL & MEGAN 231 6 1 ROMNEY PLACE 2,444.47 Chapter 5, Revised statutes of New Jersey. This sale is held subject to taxes levied or to FARRELL, RALPH 95.07 9 32 SAND CASTLE DRIVE 408.61 MATTESSICH, CAROLE M 233 9 104 MECHANIC ST 2,396.83 be levied for the current year or any prior year as an added or omitted assessment and FARRELL, RALPH 95.07 10 34 SAND CASTLE DRIVE 408.61 CARLINO, WILLIAM P & MAUREEN P 235 8 321 MECHANIC ST 1,099.25 not yet certifi ed by the Cape May County Board of Taxation. Certifi cate purchasers are CUNNINGHAM, RICHARD & ELIZABETH 96 28 362 CH SO DENNIS RD 1,134.11 CONLOW, FRED JR & DEBORAH T 235 10 317 MECHANIC ST 1,280.19 herewith advised, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 13:K-6 that industrial property may be subject to GARDNER, THEODORE & LINDA 97 6 98 SIEGTOWN RD 632.18 CARRICK, DAVID S & DIANE L 235 26 304 HAND AVE 1,482.13 the “Environmental Clean Up Responsibility Act”, “The Spill Compensation and Control OVERCASH, KENNETH J & LORRAINE 98 9 33 SWAINTON GOSHEN RD 783.69 BERKEY, JACK G 236 8 215 MECHANIC ST 664.46 Act,” or “The Water Pollution Control Act.” These Laws preclude the Municipality from DONLEY, JOHN K JR &SANDRA ROBERTSON 98 20 17 SWAINTON GOSHEN RD 1,855.55 UNKNOWN OWNER 236 16 200 HAND AVE 21.18 issuing a Tax Sale Certifi cate to any purchaser who is or may be in any way connected GLAZIER, JOSEPH R & JOSEPH V 98 42 1415 RTE 9 N 582.60 TIGHE, RAYMOND M & PAIGE L 237 13 104 HAND AVE 614.07 to the owner or operator of such sites. Any tracts or lots may be redeemed by payment to CLASSIC CUSTOM BUILDERS, INC 99.02 18 SIEGTOWN RD 283.70 UNKNOWN OWNER 237 17 116 HAND AVE 21.18 the Tax Collector before the date of sale, the amount due thereon and costs, plus interest SCHEELER, MICHAEL R & ELIZABETH A 99.02 41 31 WHITING LANE 2,129.55 WILLIAMS, ROBERT A & SANDRA J 238 8 7 MECHANIC ST 1,365.04 on all delinquent taxes and other municipal charges by certifi ed funds. *May be subject GODFREY, GEORGE C III & SUSAN S 99.02 69 23 REAGANS RUN 4,124.73 *DE VICO, JOSEPH 238 14 11 S MAIN ST 4,058.91 to Farmland Assessment Act of 1964, prior years taxes, senior citizen deduction, prior LIPSKI, WALTER A III & BARBARA A 99.02 71 19 REAGANS RUN 185.80 DE LOSSO, DAVID A & LOIS A 241 4 109 HAND AVE 2,247.38 liens and other municipal charges. All investors must register prior to commencement AYDELOTTE, KATHLEEN E 99.02 116 919 RTE 9 N 2,848.39 TOZOUR, JACK B & SHIRLEY A 245 1 208 SHUNPIKE 1,321.54 of tax sale. WONG, JIMMY A & NANCY L WANG 99.03 12 112 CH SO DENNIS RD 2,220.34 UNKNOWN OWNER 245 11 OCEAN ST 21.18 Certifi ed as a true list BERARDI, FAUSTO & BUJAR DAKU 104 3 1207 RTE 9 N 745.53 CALLAWAY, LEWIS 250 2 211 SCHOOLHOUSE LANE 934.56 Sandra B. Beasley, C.T.C. 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RUTH G 4.01 20 317 RTE 47 N 442.10 ANDRIOLE, STEPHEN J & DENISE M 114 13 C0121 912 ST ANDREWS DRIVE 10,581.20 STEWART, MARY L 254 21 14 W PACIFIC AVE 2,335.59 WOODS, ROBERT B JR 4.03 5 26 CARDINAL DR 1,844.54 MC ALEER, PATRICK J & DEIRDRE L 114 13 C0138 1210 ST ANDREWS DRIVE 467.65 *HAMANN, KENNETH & KRISTEN E 257 2 16 S MAIN ST 5,719.29 JESTER, JAMES P 5 19 460 RTE 47 N 951.31 LOMAX, RICHARD & KAREN A 114 13 C0159 307 ST ANDREWS DRIVE 1,495.91 HAMANN, KENNETH D & KRISTEN E 257 3 14 S MAIN ST 1,485.48 *SHAW, MICHAEL E 5 44 580 RTE 47 N 1,572.48 PARKER, CHARLES M & GLORIA M 114 15 1518 RTE 9 N 2,002.47 WILLIAMS, GEORGE L JR & YUN H 264 2 204 E ATLANTIC AVE 1,545.16 SMITH, BRIAN P & BEATRICE M 5 59 19 PINE LANDING WAY 236.98 MATHIS, CHARLES & MARIE E 114 22 1552 RTE 9 N 758.92 LABRUM, JOSEPH T JR 264 38 28 BENNYS LANDING RD 658.94 MASLIN-FALCONE, COLLEEN M 5 65 9 PINE HOLLOW 2,455.22 CERINI, JOSEPH P & MARY H 114 25 1568 RTE 9 N 750.99 MC DERMOTT, KENNETH J III 264 58 STONE HARBOR BLVD 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600.17 BOST, JOHN F 196 2 SPRUCE AVE 27.71 SNYDER, WALTER D & CYNTHIA A 428 7 19 LAFAYETTE AVE 625.88 DE OLIVEIRA, FRANCISCO & CATHERINE 55.01 53 112 RTE 47 N 587.65 PITT, ALBERT & DAWN 196 4 L6 WALNUT AVE 429.86 KELLY, JOHN B & FRANCIS C 428 8 21 LAFAYETTE AVE 472.83 SHAW, GARRY L & CAROL J 55.01 55 118 RTE 47 N 1,819.64 WILDER, GASTON W 196 7 WALNUT AVE 21.37 KELLY, JOHN B & FRANCIS C 428 9 23 LAFAYETTE AVE 1,211.34 *JONES, TED G & JOAN A 56.01 46 8 RAILROAD AVE 575.49 PITT, ALBERT & DAWN 197 1 WALNUT AVE 191.00 J W B J INC 433 1 218 ELDREDGE AVE 21.63 LUCAS, WESTON E 56.01 80 20 RITA AVE 794.93 HOWELL, HAROLD & BAEZ, FELICIA R 200 9 132 CHESTNUT AVE 904.92 J W B J INC 433 2 216 ELDREDGE AVE 21.63 *LLOYD, DANIEL R & PAULA 56.01 97 804 HAND AVE 4,860.37 HOLT, JASON 204 5 L7 CHESTNUT AVE 439.29 GOLDNER, IRA S 436 1 307 DELAWARE AVE 1,992.41 JACOBS, DONNA L & TORRONI, STEVEN W 56.01 109 51 TICK NECK RD 3,544.56 BROWN, JEFFREY & HAMMAN, KATHY J 208 7 118 INDIAN TRAIL 1,994.60 SCHICK, DAVID W 436 8 203 DELAWARE AVE 1,078.73 BUCELLA, TERESA R 56.02 13 504 HAND AVE 17.68 WONG, JIMMY A & NANCY L 212.02 1 10 CH SO DENNIS RD 2,493.16 PATOIS, INGRID 436 12 103 DELAWARE AVE 473.37 JOHNSON, WILLIE L JR & MARCIA L 56.02 17 9 RITA AVE 1,958.01 BLUM, GARY & CLARI 212.03 16 30 CYNWYD DRIVE 5,984.82 ALLEN, ROBERT M JR & ANNA M 436 14 3 DELAWARE AVE 1,263.21 BENJAMIN, EUGERTHA 56.06 11 L2,3,4,5,6 401 GOSHEN RD 463.71 BALLIETTE, ANTHONY J 212.03 43 109 CH SO DENNIS RD 2,488.20 GORDON, ARTHUR L 437 6 213 ELDREDGE AVE 2,743.62 BURNETT, BLANCHE 60 6 5 ELLA AVE 2,115.36 LICITRA, JOSEPH & MARGARET 212.08 14 9 TIMBERLEA LANE 1,229.99 WATSON, H JAMES JR 439 13 1000 BAY SHORE RD 2,775.17 EVANS, JEFFREY B 60 10 303 GOSHEN RD 1,728.60 WADDINGTON, CYNTHIA E 212.11 5 323 CH SO DENNIS RD 16.76 DUNLEAVY, GLENN D TRUSTEE 441 14 100 RUTLEDGE RD 678.42 CARROLL, EARTHER L 60 14 8 MARY AVE 90.42 CASPER, KENNETH & JUDY L 213 3 4 WINDING WAY 927.42 MONROE, KAREN L 441 16 104 RUTLEDGE RD 152.51 CARROLL, EARTHER L 60 15 10 MARY AVE 238.14 UNKNOWN OWNER 215 1 GOSHEN RD 21.18 SALLS, CHARLIE & KELLY 441 19 110 RUTLEDGE RD 363.82 CARROLL, EARTHER L 60 16 12 MARY AVE 313.58 *COOPER, KATHRYN 215 8 14 GOSHEN RD 377.83 MENKE, THERESA 442 1 106 PINE AVE 830.36 PELZER, RICHONDA D ETALS 63 6 101 GOSHEN RD 614.86 SMITH, DAVID L 215 10 18 GOSHEN RD 3,096.19 ADAMS & CLARK DEVELOPING, LLC 442 3.02 23 SUNRAY BEACH RD 265.02 FENNEL, MARIE & LAWSON, CARY J 94 5 600 GOSHEN RD 21.28 RITTERHOFF, ROBERT C & SUSAN G 218 5 101 N MAIN ST 2,133.24 SEGAL, STEVEN A TRUSTEE 442 10 1 SUNRAY BEACH RD 769.31 Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A35

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GARTNER, TERESA B 445 4 111 RUTLEDGE RD 1,088.13 FARROW, DANIEL M & BETHINA A 885 8 205 GIBBS ST 214.03 GASTON, THERMAN & SPAIN, SIDNEY R 1068 3 TENNESSEE AVE 31.72 HAWCO, WILLIAM & SUSAN 445 14 17 RUTLEDGE RD 539.20 FARROW, DANIEL & BETHINA 885 10 SUMNER ST 27.65 GOODING, KENNETH & MASALINE 1069 3 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE 126.26 SHELTON, DARRELL & ANNA MARIE 466.01 6 6 S 15TH ST 971.63 AYALA, JENNIFER L 886 5 W ANNA ST 72.88 HENDERSON, G&BURGESS,L 1069 4 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE 48.77 GRAVER, BRUCE D & BRADY, SUSAN 466.01 18 QFARM 45 BAY SHORE RD 336.76 LENNON, WAYNE L & HATCHER, TANYA 894 2 400 GIBBS ST 376.43 CAIN, LUCIA 1071 2 NORTH CAROLINA AVE 121.12 985 DELSEA DRIVE LLC 466.01 45 985 RTE 47 S 5,510.47 LAWRENCE, EVELYN 895 3 SCOTT ST 54.84 WILLIS, OLIVER T JR & SANDRA M 1072 1 WILDWOOD AVE 300.13 MENZ, JOHN F JR 466.01 46 5 FULLING MILL RD 1,813.96 FOGGIE, BENNIE JR, B L & D L 896 2 SCOTT ST 78.23 ROBINSON, LEWIS 1072 2 VIRGINIA AVE 121.12 COOPER, ROBIN L 467 10 16 LINDA LANE 490.04 CHEATOM, VERA S 900 4 SULLOWAY ST 24.51 DEVICO, FRANK & ALBERTA J 1079 1 2404 RTE 9 S 299.53 HARVEY, JAMES H IV & LYNN S 467 11 14 LINDA LANE 1,566.54 SPENCER, VERA B 900 5 SULLOWAY ST 24.51 SILVERA, MINNIE 1079 2 2400 RTE 9 S 922.23 TOZOUR, JACK & SHIRLEY 467 15 6 LINDA LANE 1,128.21 JORDAN, DESMOND A 901 11 514 WASHINGTON ST 21.36 ROBERTS, ESTHER 1079 8 FLORIDA AVE 81.39 LLOYD, FLORENCE 468 6 19 LINDA LANE 740.52 SHOCKLEY, MARIO R 902 6 WASHINGTON ST 299.53 GREEN, SHIRLEY 1082 2 301 WILDWOOD AVE 119.60 FRITZ, MARTIN 468 13 5 LINDA LANE 214.11 GARRETT, PAULETTE FB &BROWER,F H JR 902 8 504 WASHINGTON ST 155.11 GREEN, AUDRY E & SHIRLEY 1082 3 303 WILDWOOD AVE 790.50 CIPOLLONO, ANTHONY J JR & GLORIA J 468 16 6 LOLA LANE 558.38 KEITH, PATRICIA 903 3 407 REEVES ST 47.35 GREEN, AUDRY E & SHIRLEY 1082 4 WILDWOOD AVE 171.90 LAISI, WALTER & DOROTHY 468 17 8 LOLA LANE 406.70 GREEN, AUDRY E & SHIRLEY 905 5 L7 WASHINGTON ST 300.27 KNIGHT, QUENESHA 1082 9 15 KENTUCKY AVE 787.23 VIASSOPOULOS, ADAM 468 19 16 LOLA LANE 616.72 GREEN, AUDRY E & SHIRLEY 905 6 GIBBS ST 86.33 8 KENTUCKEY AVENUE LLC 1083 3 8 KENTUCKY AVE 76.07 PRITCHETT, DENNIS M JR 469 1 38 SUSAN LANE 450.81 WILLIAMS, BEATRICE G 905 9 514 LANGSTON ST 511.76 WOMACK, ROSETTA B 1083 8 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE 43.66 *POWELL, NANCY J 469 9 10 SUSAN LANE 604.13 BROWN, GEORGE JR & LILLIAN 906 2 GIBBS ST 109.85 MILLS, LA ROI N & EMELDA C 1085 3 NORTH CAROLINA AVE 248.15 ACEVEDO, JOHN M & LETICIA 469 15 36 SUSAN LANE 387.34 WHITE, KHALEDAH 906 5 407 WASHINGTON ST 515.14 COAN, NEWTON B 1086 3 WILDWOOD AVE 100.22 *GREGORY, KEVIN & JANET 470 10 15 SUSAN LANE 421.60 BACON, MARTHA N & WOODS, GLADYS M 906 7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 90.87 DEVICO, FRANK 1090 1 2410 RTE 9 S 8,332.34 FAIRCLOTH, DAVID J & ANITA D 470 24 20 PAULA LANE 1,865.65 BACON, EMANUEL & BANKS, LENTON E 906 8 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 27.86 BETTS, EDITH 1090 4 302 BAYVIEW RD 178.33 ESTEVEZ, TAMMY 470 28 28 PAULA LANE 2,296.16 BACON, EMANUEL & BANKS, LENTON E 906 9 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 27.86 JONES, PEGGY A 1090 5 304 BAYVIEW RD 511.76 JAMISON, JENNIFER L 471 2 33 PAULA LANE 496.71 TAYLOR, FRANK R & CLEMMIE L 907 2 FISHBORN ST 63.24 CRECCA, JOSEPH F JR & ROTHMAN, M D 1094 1 LANDING RD 809.88 CAVERLEY, SHAWN 471 9 17 PAULA LANE 786.34 STEWART, ELMA L 907 4 LANGSTON ST 27.73 JMJK PARTNERS 1095 1 GARDEN AVE 246.46 BLACKBURN, CINDY 471 10 15 PAULA LANE 752.26 JOHNSON, LESTER H & RACHEL 909 6 GARNET ST 67.59 CRECCA, JOSEPH F JR & ROTHMAN, M D 1095 2 GARDEN AVE 246.46 BARRETT,CHAS & LUPTON, A 472 32 RTE 47 S 326.40 BURKE, GRACE C 911 2 GARNET ST 65.81 JMJK PARTNERS 1095 3 GARDEN AVE 252.11 COHEN, SPENCER E & MAUREEN P 472 36 282 RTE 47 S 840.71 MITCHELL & MITCHELL, LLP 918 5 7 ENTERPRISE DRIVE 20.66 CRECCA, JOSEPH F JR & ROTHMAN, M D 1095 4 GARDEN AVE 246.46 MATHIS, JOHN M JR & AMALIA G 472 44 248 RTE 47 S 2,065.46 MITCHELL & MITCHELL LLP 918 9 8 ENTERPRISE DRIVE 16.14 CRECCA, JOSEPH F JR & ROTHMAN, M D 1096 1 LANDING RD 385.61 COLLINS, JIM & BARBARA J 472 47 242 RTE 47 S 845.81 MC CULLOUGH, HENRY 920 7 CLINTON AVE 27.73 CRECCA, JOSEPH F JR & ROTHMAN, M D 1097 1 LANDING RD 417.21 COLLINS, JIM 472 48 242 RTE 47 S 542.54 ROBINSON, IDA J % R BARNES 920 15 CLINTON AVE 18.18 HEVALOW, JANIELLE L 1098 1 704 BAYVIEW RD 791.56 SYKES, EDWARD P 472 63 17 WHIPPOORWILL LANE 1,046.33 JOHNSON, WILLIAM T & VERA 920 16 CLINTON AVE 62.54 NICHOLSON, BARBARA A 1098 4 708 BAYVIEW RD 1,139.24 TABOR, SUSAN M 472 79 325 INDIAN TRAIL 799.91 DREW, DANIELA M & DREW, JAMES S 920 17 READING AVE 40.47 JASMINE BUILDING SYSTEMS 1103 2 POPLAR AVE 309.65 CRANMER, JAMES R 472 94 265 INDIAN TRAIL 733.39 HUFF, JAMES & ELIZABETH 921 4 CLINTON AVE 27.86 JMJK PARTNERS 1105 7 600 POPLAR AVE 701.32 TIMMRECK, ELLEN L 473 8 1462 BURLEIGH AVE 570.87 JOHNSON, GLORIA 921 5 CLINTON AVE 34.29 HOGAN, DIANE 1110 2 102 W MAIN AVE 1,793.02 MAC DONALD, BRAD L & BEVERLY M 473 21 1422 BURLEIGH AVE 930.22 FITTIPALDI, JOSEPH 922 7 RALEIGH AVE 21.36 KELLY, JOSEPH & NANCY 1111 3 6 EAGLE ST 19.10 VEGA, CARMEN 473 35 1413 FULTON ST 2,120.78 ARENBERG, CARL 924 1 307 RALEIGH AVE 90.41 LE CONEY, SANDRA ETALS 1113 2 MAPLE AVE 235.27 *YOST, JOHN R SR & RUTH G 473 74 410 RTE 47 S 1,054.70 BANKS, WILBERT 924 5 RALEIGH AVE 27.86 GRIVAS, NICHOLAS 1114 3 206 E MAIN AVE 114.51 BYRD, MORRIS %ANDRALYN JOHNSON 474 2 INDIAN TRAIL 702.03 WILLIAMS, LUCIOUS & LOTTIE 924 7 COLUMBIA AVE 34.29 JMJK PARTNERS 1116 2 L3 406 E MAIN AVE 991.92 WRIGHT, EDITH J 475.01 19 121 INDIAN TRAIL 218.33 MC LENDON, MARK & CARMEN 926 1 RALEIGH AVE 38.88 BARKAT, SABIR & GHAZALA 1117 5 504 E MAIN AVE 596.94 BORNHARDT, STEPHEN 475.01 26 C0001 107 INDIAN TRAIL 1,394.30 MC LENDON, CARMEN & MARK III 926 2 RALEIGH AVE 27.73 BARRETT, PATRICIA & JOHN 1118 4 9 N 7TH AVE 806.90 WRIGHT, WILLIAM JR 484 3 MAYO ST 52.93 ARENBERG, KRISTA L 927 3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 65.58 DONLEY, JOHN K JR & ROBERTSON, S L 1122 6 1007 POPLAR AVE 1,788.39 PEPPERS, PRISCILLA 489 2 MAYO ST 27.73 JONASSAINT, ELIE & BARBARA F 927 6 COLUMBIA AVE 27.86 PNC BANK NA TRUSTEE 1126 8 110 EDGEWOOD AVE 1,036.94 TUCKER, EDGAR & FANNY 493 1 BROOKS ST 21.36 JONASSAINT, ELIE & BARBARA F 927 10 308 W LENA ST 545.99 BARTLESON, JOHN E III & JEAN D 1129 11 404 EDGEWOOD AVE 2,079.89 COLLIER, EZEKIEL & GWENDOLYN 513 3 1ST AVE 27.86 BRAXTON, WILLIAM P &ELEANOR C 928 6 W LENA ST 78.69 LINDHOLM, DALE 1133 1 702 EDGEWOOD AVE 609.35 ALIPHANT, WILLIE & MINNIE 513 9 W MAIN ST 47.16 FITTIPALDI, JOSEPH G 929 1 COLUMBIA AVE 62.76 LINDHOLM, DALE 1133 2 S 8TH AVE 126.45 HILL, CONSTANCE S 522 13 914 W MAIN ST 580.97 COOPER, SHARON 930 5 W DUNBAR ST 43.94 LINDHOLM, DALE 1133 3 11 S 8TH AVE 365.92 FACEY, AUSTIN B 522 15 908 W MAIN ST 109.85 COOPER, SHARON 931 1 W LENA ST 72.88 SPRINGER, NANCY 1133 4 703 E MAIN AVE 410.17 GREEN, SHIRLEY 522 18 802 W MAIN ST 444.10 SAMUELS, DERRICK 931 11 208 W DUNBAR ST 2,741.87 STROCKBINE, NANCY 1133 5 701 E MAIN AVE 2,601.56 EASTER, HEZEKIAH H & JAMIE 531 4 W MAIN ST 53.03 JONASSAINT-CATHIE, AVRIL 931 12 W DUNBAR ST 53.21 SPRINGER, NANCY S 1133 6 705 E MAIN AVE 116.29 GREEN, JOHN P JR & SUSAN E 541 1 FERGUSON ST 27.73 BATTLE, WILEY & MARY 932 3 W LENA ST 87.66 COPSON, MARGARET 1134 1 800 EDGEWOOD AVE 3,212.44 GREEN, JOHN P & AUDRY E 541 2 821 W MAIN ST 1,424.85 REEVES, CHARLES JR & ELIZABETH 932 5 W LENA ST 86.33 SHAW, MARION C 1182 5 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 22.96 GREEN, JOHN P & AUDRY E 541 3 W MAIN ST 50.66 ELLIS, CALVIN 934 7 W DUNBAR ST 52.93 BUTLER, LENETTE & DAVID COLON 1182 12 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 344.05 THOMAS, MARIE 545 4 SPAULDING ST 27.73 SOUTH GATE LODGE 62 AFAM 934 15 222 W MAIN ST 201.43 PEARSON, ALBERT & TAIT, JAMES S 1183 4 RAILROAD AVE 961.73 WILLIAMSON, ARTHUR N & BESSIE 548 2 W WILEY ST 79.31 HOPKINS, JOYCE A 935 13 114 W MAIN ST 1,060.88 PETERS, GEORGE W & CATHERINE P 1183 7 RAILROAD AVE 751.26 HACKER, ALZEDA L 550 2 SPAULDING ST 21.36 ARENBERG, CARL & BARBARA 936 6 305 W MAIN ST 109.85 68 NW BOARDWALK LLC 1183 8 RAILROAD AVE 327.82 KELLEY, M & Sc 550 3 SPAULDING ST 21.36 FREEMAN, MANNIE & MARY 936 13 W WILEY ST 27.86 SNOW, THOMAS B 1183 13 29TH AVE 950.34 LE CONEY, SANDRA 555 3 W ANNA ST 52.91 JEFFERSON, BENJAMIN C 936 16 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 21.36 BOYLE, RICHARD F 1183 24 29TH AVE 18.17 EASTER, HEZEKIAH H & JAMIE 557 4 SPAULDING ST 34.01 CLARK, DANIEL & LEONIEST 937 2 W WILEY ST 40.29 O’DONNELL, MARUEEN & DOLORES 1234.01 2 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 1,399.46 BELL, BLANCHE 562 1 CHERRY ST 30.92 RHODEN, JACQUELINE B & HALL, M B 938 2 121 W MAIN ST 38.88 GIANOPOULOS, GEORGE M 1246 1 IOWA AVE 16.57 MC DANIEL, GUS 572 1 JACKSON ST 21.36 WILLIAMS, MATILDA 938 3 119 W MAIN ST 114.88 MOOERS, JAMES R & DEBORAH A 1246 2 L2.01 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 5,188.12 SMITH, JAMES A JR ETALS 572 3 W ANNA ST 65.58 SCOOBY LLC 938 6 111 W MAIN ST 1,076.09 KIRLIN, MARY 1247 14 HEREFORD AVE 309.42 CURRY, JOHN S 575 1 RANDOLPH ST 21.36 ELBERT, WILMER ETALS 938 7 109 W MAIN ST 109.85 KIRLIN, EDWARD M 1247 18 L18.01 HEREFORD AVE 211.02 GORDON, CLARENCE R 575 3 SUMNER ST 30.92 SPAULDING, LARRY W 938 8 105 W MAIN ST 1,458.41 WADE, GEORGE W JR & EDNA 1247 22 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AVE 16.58 HARRIS, HUFFMAN 693 3 DEVANE ST 27.86 WATKINS, VINCENT A & DEBORAH E 969 2 LANGSTON ST 71.91 MERRITT, E P 1311.02 1 CHERRY AVE 16.58 BOGGS, ALBERT C 699 3 RICHMOND ST 33.97 BASKERVILLE, ROBERT & EVA 971 9 4 STATION ST 96.70 HANKINS, EMILY 1312.01 2 OAK AVE 16.58 HENLEY, DOUGLAS & KENDAL, LICIA 704 8 FULTON ST 40.72 BOOTH, JEROME P 974 12 206 JOFFRE AVE 566.83 VASSEUR, ROBERT 1312.01 3 OAK AVE 16.58 HARRISON, BOBBY & BRENDA D 707 7 1300 FERNLEY ST 1,491.00 *MORALES, WILLIAM S 977 1 202 PERSHING AVE 999.01 REINECK, SARAH 1314 1 HEREFORD AVE 18.18 GREGER, DEBRA 711 1 HAMILTON ST 64.65 *DOUGLASS, DONALD T & ROSALIE 977 2 204 PERSHING AVE 392.00 KEMP, S R 1314 2 OAK AVE 18.18 GREGER, DEBRA L 711 2 1401 FULTON ST 4,008.14 SNYDER, CYNTHIA A 981 4 306 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 379.30 GROLL, ANDREW 1315 1 OAK AVE 18.98 TURNER, LENORA F 715 2 HAMILTON ST 37.29 HARBOR FURNITURE OUTLET, INC 985 1 514 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 3,391.58 ROSSITER, M 1316 1 OAK AVE 18.98 BROWN, ALPHONSO E 720 2 JACKSON ST 181.16 ROSSITER, FRANK L 985 6 614 S CAROLINA AVE 16.71 HERBERT, ALFRED R 1317 1 OAK AVE 18.21 FLOYD, ADALINE 720 3 JACKSON ST 63.24 ALESSANDRINI, JOHN 985 12 1202 S CAROLINA AVE 599.55 LANGE, MARTHA 1323 1 MULBERRY AVE 18.18 ERNSBERGER, DONALD C & E LOUISE 730 3 1600 JACKSON ST 1,185.75 MOORE, FREDERICK E SR &SARAH G ETAL 986 3 PERSHING AVE 700.15 DUFFY, WILLIAM P 1323 2 MULBERRY AVE 19.77 LYN, ELVER & ETHEL 731 1 DEVANE ST 27.73 GAINES, STEVEN H 989 2 405 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 5,002.13 WEST, CHARLES 1323 3 MULBERRY AVE 18.18 HALLEY, MARY EC 731 3 EMERSON ST 17.70 CLARK, SAMUEL L & KATHLEEN 991 1 605 NORTH WILDWOOD RD 3,022.39 REINECK, SARAH 1324 2 MULBERRY AVE 16.58 VAN STORY, RICARDO 738 12 NELSON ST 21.36 RYNNE, WILLIAM F & CHRISTINE UF 994 4 512 CEDAR AVE 374.84 LEAMING, LEMUEL EST 1410.01 8 RTE 47 S 111.67 HALL, JAMES L 748 1 CHERRY ST 47.16 GARRISON, ELWOOD H & LOUISE R 997 1 405 CEDAR AVE 1,297.42 SENBERTRAND, MARY E 1410.01 14 912 RTE 47 S 567.55 HALL, WILLIE L & JEREDINE A 755 1 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NANCY C 1431.04 1 4 CYPRESS DRIVE 3,531.75 N R L L EAST, LLC 859 3 CINCINNATI AVE 53.58 BROWN, RICHARD S & MARY P 1052 7 202 COCHRAN ST 906.22 MW HOUSING PARTNERS III LP 1432 6 C0001 101 TIDEWATER AVE 73,030.39 EASTER, HEZEKIAH SR & JANIE 861 2 CINCINNATI AVE 34.01 BROWN, MARY P 1052 8 204 COCHRAN ST 46.84 MW HOUSING PARTNERS III, LP 1432 6 C0002 103 TIDEWATER AVE 1,244.79 MORTON, KENNETH R 866 4 W LENA ST 34.10 AEGIS MORTGAGE CORP 1055 2 7 MATTHEWS ST 375.46 HAYES, JOSEPH D & MINA K 1432 16 217 S RAILROAD AVE 39.00 BOYD, LUTHER E 871 3 W LENA ST 34.01 SHORE MANAGEMENT CO OF DEL VALLEY 1055 4 3 MATTHEWS ST 882.65 UNKNOWN OWNER 1434 1 1112A RTE 47 S 21.21 WILSON, EARL P & FANNIE E 871 4 W LENA ST 53.58 FELINGS, LINWOOD & BEATRICE 1055 6 2105 RTE 9 S 781.05 SHEIKHOLESLAMI, DARIUS & COOK, JOHN 1434 11 102 N RAILROAD AVE 1,146.40 WHITE, HAMPTON P & DAISY L 873 7 W LENA ST 49.01 GREEN, AUDRY & SHIRLEY 1056 5 2215 RTE 9 S 1,042.70 SHEIK, DARIUS & JOHN COOK 1434 12 200 N RAILROAD AVE 582.29 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9 204 SCHOOL LANE 613.66 SCHICK, DAVID W 878 13 614 W WILEY ST 86.65 JORDAN, DESMOND A 1058 16 43 COCHRAN ST 72.31 RANISZEWSKI, THOMAS A 1453 14 6 WILLOW DRIVE 1,179.39 WILLIAMS, MORRIS J 879 7 503 W MAIN ST 243.11 BROWN, MARY 1058 20 57 COCHRAN ST 57.19 UNKNOWN OWNER 1464 5 1114 RTE 47 S 21.21 FARROW, DANIEL M & BETHINA A 879 16 514 W WILEY ST 2,190.76 JONES, EDITH 1058 22 19 VIRGINIA AVE 545.20 FORD, JOHN P & MICHAEL B NESTER 1464 14 3167 RTE 9 S 3,810.81 MITCHELL, RONALD F 880 1 L3 W WILEY ST 27.86 BULLOCK, CLIFFORD M JR 1059 7 115 COCHRAN ST 198.37 CLIFFORD, WILLIAM P 1464 27 BL1434 L25 3111 RTE 9 S 1,703.12 KEITH, PATRICIA D 880 6 407 W MAIN ST 936.46 HOWELL, HAROLD & BAEZ, FELICIA 1059 8 17 MARYLAND AVE 1,801.12 BOSTARD, JAMES V & DONNA 1467 4 200 LINDEN LANE 976.86 GREENE, STACY D 881 3 615 W WILEY ST 478.57 ST STEPHEN AME CHURCH 1065 3 2206 RTE 9 S 100.22 *CRAFT, ROBERT & ROBIN 1467 5 202 LINDEN LANE 529.79 ARENBERG, CARL J 881 5 609 W WILEY ST 33.97 GRAY, ROBERT & LOUELLA DAVIS 1065 4 2204 RTE 9 S 451.26 ROBERTSON, SANDRA L & J K DONLEY JR 1467 14 5 LINDEN COVE 1,387.03 JOHNSON, FRANCES R 884 3 W ANNA ST 34.10 HOWELL, MARY L 1067 1 202 WILDWOOD AVE 445.69 MC CORMICK, WILLIAM 1467 15 7 LINDEN COVE 508.58 STEWART, ELMA L 884 4 BATES ST 27.73 TONEY, EDWARD W 1067 6 5 TENNESSEE AVE 903.29 JONES, MONIQUE 1467 18 310 LINDEN LANE 2,124.66 (Page A36 Please) A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES Nationals (From Page A32) Applicant proposes construction of a single Reader Advisory: the National Trade As- Train for high paying Aviation Maintenance Sound) v. Township of Middle family residence and has applied for a front 1x Fee=$20.66 12/13/06 NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD sociation we belong to has purchased the Miscellaneous For Sale REDUCE YOUR Career. FAA approved program. Financial yard setback variance to permit a 10’ front yard ______following classifi eds. Determining the value CABLE BILL! Get a 4-Room All-Digital Satel- aid if qualifi ed. Job Placement assistance. 4. Other Construction Board of Appeals Mat- setback, together with any other variances or BOROUGH OF WOODBINE The Borough of Woodbine has awarded a of their service or product is advised by lite system installed for FREE and program- Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance.(888- ters design waivers which may be deemed neces- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY contract without competitive bidding as a this publication. In order to avoid misun- ming starting under $20. FREE Digital Video 349-5387) sary by the Zoning Board. professional service pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A: derstandings, some advertisers do not offer Recorders to new callers, SO CALL NOW. 1x Fee=$18.22 12/13/06 PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO 483 - 2006 11-5(1)(a)(i). The contract and the resolution “employment” but rather supply the readers Exclaim Marketing. 1-800-795-5319 Help Wanted: DRIVERS-ASAP! 36-43cpm/ ______Maps and documents relating to the said mat- authorizing it are on fi le and available for public with manuals, directories and other materi- $1.20pm + Sign On Bonus $0 Lease NEW TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE ter, will be available for public inspection dur- AN ORDINANCE REGULATING LOUD, DIS- inspection in the offi ce of the Municipal Clerk. als designed to help their clients establish MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CLARINET, Trucks CDL-A + 3 mos OTR ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ing normal working hours in the Offi ce of the TURBING AND UNNECESSARY NOISE Zoning Board of Adjustment of the Township of Awarded to: NIA Group Associates mail order selling and other businesses at FLUTE, VIOLIN, Trumpet, Trombone, Ampli- 800-635-8669 PUBLIC NOTICE Middle, New Jersey, 33 Mechanic Street, Cape Please take notice that the foregoing pro- Duration: Year 2007 home. Under NO circumstance should you fi er, Fender Guitar $70. ea. Cello, Upright May Court House, New Jersey, ten (10) days posed ordinance was introduced at a regularly Nature and Type of Contract: send any money in advance or give the cli- Bass, Saxophone, French Horn, Drums Hunting: Hunt big game on our ranch elk, TAKE NOTICE that on January 11, 2007, at prior to the hearing date. scheduled meeting held on December 7, 2006 Risk Management Consultant ent your checking, license ID, or credit card $190. ea. Tuba, Baritone Horn, Hammond whitetail, buffalo, redstag, boar. Check our 7:00 p.m., a Hearing will be held before the in the main meeting room of the Borough of Amount of Contract: As per contract numbers. Also beware of ads that claim to Organ, Others 4SALE. 1-516-377-7907. website@ www.highadventureranch.com. Zoning Board of Adjustment the Township This notice is given pursuant to N.J.S.A. Woodbine Municipal Building and will be taken Awarded to: Commerce Risk Control Services guarantee loans regardless of credit and Guaranteed hunting license $5.00, we have of Middle at the Middle Township Municipal 40:55D-11 et seq. up for public hearing and fi nal adoption at a a Division of Commerce Banc Insurance Ser- note that if a credit repair company does TIMESHARES SELL YOUR TIMESHARE a NO Game-No Pay policy, gift certifi cates Building, Boyd and Mechanic Streets, Cape meeting scheduled for December 21, 2006 at vices, Inc. business only over the phone it’s illegal to The cheapest way to Buy, Sell, and Rent available. Our season now-3/31/07. Call of- May Court House, New Jersey 08210, in the Julius N. Konschak, Esquire 8:00 p.m. Duration: Year 2007 request any money before delivering its Timeshares. No commissions or Broker fi ce 314-209-9800/Evenings 314-293-0610. matter of the application of WEKG Associates, Attorney for Applicant Nature and Type of Contract: service. All funds are based in US dollars. Fees. Call 1-800-882-0296 or go to www. LLC, for premises known as Block 17, Lot 13, SERBER KONSCHAK LLP Done by order of the Mayor and Council of the CDL Random Drug and Alcohol Program 800 numbers may or may not reach Canada. vpresales.com Vacation Property Resale. Land For Sale: NORTH CAROLINA - BEAU- 440 Avalon Boulevard, Middle Township, New 201 E. Thirty-Fourth Street Borough of Woodbine. Amount of Contract: As per contract TIFUL BLUE RIDGE Mountain Views. 3.2 Jersey. Ocean City, NJ 08226 Business to Business HAVE A BUSI- TRUCKING/HELP WANTED OTR DRIVERS Acre Mountain Estate. Heavily Wooded with Lisa Garrison Lisa Garrison NESS? Make your advertising $$$’s work - PRECISION MOTOR TRANSPORT Class Stream. EZ Financing- $29,900. 1-800-230- Borough Clerk Borough Clerk for you. Reach over 4 million readers at A CDL - 1 Year Verifi able T/T Experience. 6380, ext.630. BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST one time in towns and cities throughout $70K-$90K/yr. No Car Hauling Experience. CAPE MAY COUNTY 1x Fee=$12.15 12/13/06 1x Fee=$13.36 12/13/06 Pa., N.J., Ohio, N.Y., Virginia, W. Virginia, Fantastic Benefi ts Package! 1-866-701- Land For Sale: LAND BARGAINS IN NYS, NEW JERSEY ______Maryland and Delaware. Call 1-800-450- JOBS (5627) www.pmtghome.com 5 Acres, New Camp with Loft & Porch- BOROUGH OF WOODBINE 7227 or www.macnetonline.com $25,000. 50 Acres, Nice Woods- $39,900. PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE Land For Sale SPORTSMAN’S PARADISE! 87 Acres, Camp, Pond & River- Make Of- Announcements FREE MORTGAGE CON- First time offered. 3 ac to 60 acre parcels fer! 800-229-7843 www.landandcamps.com NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned shall SULTATIONS for motivated homebuyers starting at $15,900. Excellent hunting, fi sh- Over 100 lots offered by Christmas & As- expose for sale, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:11-36, at public auction on and homeowners. Credit challenges? Bank- ing and snowmobiling in Oswego County, sociates, participating with Cabela’s Trophy December 27, 2006, AT 11:00 A.M., prevailing time, in the Municipal Court (CONT. FROM PG. A33) ruptcy? No down money? Call now: 877- NY. Close to Salmon River. Call 866-366- Properties for all of NYS. Room of Borough Hall, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey NOTICE OF LIEN SALE OF PROPERTY FOR 720-1194. Old Guard Mortgage licensed by 9552. the items described in the schedule hereinafter set forth. PA Dept. of Banking. Land For Sale: FORGOTTEN FARMHOUSE The said items will be sold separately as listed and NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES, ASSESSMENT & OTHER MUNICIPAL CHARGES LOTS & ACREAGE FORGOTTEN FARM- 5 acres - $129,900 Handyman 4 BR house, the successful bidders shall be required to make a 25% deposit of his/her high AUTO DONATIONS/AUTOS WANTED HOUSE. 5 acres - $129,900. Handyman 4 barns, gorgeous setting w/ spectacular mtn. bid at the time of sale and shall be required to pay the balance within one Donate Your Car to the Original 1-800-Char- BR house, barns, gorgeous setting w/spec- views! 2 hrs. NYC! Owner terms! Call now! (1) week following the adoption of the resolution confi rming the sale or sales Block Lot Qual Owner Name Amount and in the event the successful bidder fails to provide the balance required ity Cars! FULL RETAIL VALUE DEDUCTION tacular mtn. views! 2-1/2 hrs. NYC! Owner 877-891-5263 www.upstateNYland.com 301.01 1. BROWN, EILEEN P & BROWN, THOMAS J 267.66 T if we provide your vehicle to a struggling terms! within the aforesaid time period, the downpayment made shall be forfeited in 301.03 5. FINNEGAN, DENNIS & BARBARA 1,904.91 T full. Immediately upon paying the balance of the successful bid, the successful family. Call 1-800-CHARITY (1-800-242- Call now! 877-892-5263 NYL&L. www.up- Land For Sale: ADIRONDACK BARGAIN! 301.03 12. THOMPSON, PATRICIA 196.02 S 7489) www.800CharityCars.org stateNYland.com 33 acres - Hunting camp - $49,900 Woods, bidder shall be required to remove the said property purchased by him/her 301.04 6. LOZOWICKI, F TRUSTEE, TRUST 402.75 T within seventy-two (72) hours. The downpayment and balance owed shall be walk to State Land, trophy deer and bear! 301.04 7. LOZOWICKI, F TRUSTEE, TRUST 402.77 T Building Materials METAL ROOFING. A LOTS & ACREAGE LAKE ONTARIO SALE: Nearby snowmobile trails! Town rd, survey. paid in cash or by certifi ed check. 301.05 1. NAYPHYS, DANIEL T & REGINA M 51.56 TS All items hereinafter described are sold in “as is” REAL ROOF FOR YOUR HOUSE, GA- 6.1 Acres, lake views & beach access EZ terms! Call now! 800-890-0976 www. 302. 12.02 CANDLESTICK CONDO 164.31 S RAGE, BARN, CEILING, SIDING. TOP $29,900. 5.4 acres, lake, boat & stateland mooseriverland.com condition. The Borough of Wildwood Crest makes no representations or 302. 14. TROY SR,LAWRENCE I&BETH ANN ET ALS 5,400.84 TS warranties of any sort whatsoever with respect to any such items. QUALITY OR CLOSEOUT DEALS. LOW access $39,900. 18 acres, 550’ on Lake On- 302. 14.A TROY SR,LAWRENCE I&BETH ANN ET ALS 3,846.47 T PRICES. FAST DELIVERY. FREE Litera- tario, $289,900. 40 new properties. Financ- Land For Sale: UPSTATE LAND LIQUIDA- The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of 302.01 105. JEFFERS, WILLIAM & CHERYL 196.52 S Wildwood Crest reserves the right to waive any informalities in any bid or to ture. www.abmartin.net 800-373-3703 A.B. ing Available. TION 6 acres was 29,900, NOW 19,900 302.02 1. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,351.57 T MARTIN. 1-888-683-2626, www.landfi rstny.com Woods, meadow, creek, ideal country build- reject any or all bids. 302.02 2. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,357.56 T 302.02 3. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,357.56 T ing site! 3 hrs. NYC, mins. By Order of the Board of Commissioners. 302.02 4. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,351.57 T BUILDING MATERIALS/MISC. FOR SALE Miscellaneous STEEL BUILDINGS: 5 only, off Thruway! Terms avail! Must sell now! 302.02 5. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,414.57 T HAS YOUR BUILDING SHIFTED? Struc- 16x20, 20x24, 25x30, 30x40, 40x62. Must 877-985-5263 www.mohawkhighlands.com Dated: November 29, 2006 302.02 6. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,357.56 T tural repairs of barns, houses, and garages. move! Call today, selling for the balance! 1- KEVIN M. YECCO, 302.02 6.F BUCK, RICHARD & JAMIE 235.27 S Call Woodford Bros., Inc. for straightening, 800-211-9594 x19. Medical Supplies: New Power Wheelchairs, BOROUGH CLERK 302.02 7. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,351.57 T leveling, foundation and wood frame repairs. scooters, hospital beds. ABSOLUTELY NO 302.02 9. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,357.56 T 1-800-OLD-BARN. www.1-800-OLD-BARN. Miscellaneous **OLD GUITARS WANTED!** COST TO YOU, if qualifi ed. New lift chairs SCHEDULE OF ITEMS FOR SALE 302.02 10. FREDO ASSOCIATES, LLC 3,420.57 T COM Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, Martin, D’Angelico, starting at $599, limited time offer. Toll Free 303.04 7. WURST, CRAIG 3,100.27 TS Stromberg, Rickenbacker, and Mosrite. 1-866-400-6844. The following vehicles and equipment are located at 304. 1. CHATEAU BLEU HOLDINGS, LLC 3,091.36 S Business Opportunity ASSEMBLE MAG- 1930’s thru 1960’s. TOP CASH PAID! The the Wildwood Crest Borough Garage, Newark & Bayview Drive, Wildwood 304. 6. M & R PARTNERSHIP 269.51 S NETS & CRAFTS FROM HOME! Year-round Guitar Collector. 1-800-401-0440. Merchandise for Sale: CHERRYWOOD DIN- Crest, New Jersey, and they may be inspected on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 304. 17. HUTCHINSON,D&L M & JOS R&J L AGASAR 54.69 TS Work! Excellent Pay! No Experience! Top ING ROOM SET - SOLID WOOD, BRAND 27, 2006, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. for TWO HOURS 305. 14. PREMIER CUSTOM HOMES, LLC 5,368.45 TS US Company! Glue Gun, Painting, Jewelry NJPA NEW-NEVER USED. CAN DELIVER. prior to the time of the sale. 305. 15. PREMIER CUSTOM HOMES, LLC 5,442.85 TS & More! New England Crafters. TOLL-FREE Announcements: BUY NEW JERSEY FOR ORIGINAL COST $4,000, SELL FOR $799. 305.02 1. PREMIER CUSTOM HOMES, LLC 1,461.67 T 1-866-398-1113, Code 9. $399! The New Jersey Press Association JOHN 201-255-6259. ABANDONED VEHICLES WITH GOOD TITLES: 305.02 3. PREMIER CUSTOM HOMES, LLC 1,591.82 T can place your 25-word classifi ed ad in over 305.02 4. PREMIER CUSTOM HOMES, LLC 1,707.00 T Business Opportunity/Miscellaneous ALL 140 NJ newspapers throughout the state Merchandise for Sale: ITALIAN LEATHER 1988 Lincoln Towncar 1LNBM82F2JY96486 306. 2. SUN RAY BEACH DEVELOPERS, LLC 2,517.18 T CASH CANDY ROUTE. Do you earn $800 in - a combined circulation of over 2 million LIVING ROOM SET in original plastic, never 1997 Ford Taurus 1FALP53U1VA125778 306. 7. WATSON, HOWARD T III 3,058.61 T a day? Your own local candy route. Includes households. Call Diane Trent at NJPA at used. Original price $3,000, sacrifi ce $975. 1996 Jeep Cherokee 1J4FJ68SOTL312784 307. 16. SUN RAY BEACH DEVELOPERS, LLC 2,430.72 T 1983 Oldsmobile Royal 1G3AY69Y9DX325879 30 Machines and Candy All for $9,995. Multi 609-406-0600 ext.24, email [email protected] Bill 732-226-4123. 307.03 5. CORTIZO, ALEXIS E 441.29 T Vend, Inc. 1-800-807-6486. or visit www.njpa.org for more information. 315.01 6. 1806 BOARDWALK, LLC 21,200.09 TS BOROUGH-OWNED VEHICLES (Nationwide placement available) Merchandise for Sale: CHERRY BEDROOM 316.01 4. YOUSCHAK PROPERTIES, LLC 426.25 S Financial CREDIT REPORT PROBLEMS. SET. Solid Wood, never used, brand new 317.01 1. BRIGADOON MOTEL, LLC 9,849.44 TS 1-800-208-2934. Permanently Improve Your Automotive: DONATE YOUR VEHICLE! in factory boxes. English Dovetail. Original 1995 Chevrolet Caprice 1G1BL52P4SR187550 317.011 7. RAABE JR, PAUL C & DEBORAH A 477.11 1997 Ford Explorer 1FMDU34E5VUC01742 Credit Reports Even after Bankruptcy! FREE UNITED BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION. cost $3500. Sell for $849. Can Deliver. 201- 317.012 1. MASUCCI, PETER & LINDA 215.67 S Consultation. 1-800-208-2934. Law Offi ces A Woman is Diagnosed Every Two Minutes! 780-8911. 2000 Kawasaki Utility (Mule) JK1AFCA10YB535237 317.012 304. GALLUCIO, GERARD J 274.79 S 1965 Ford Custom 5E54X227191 of Lisa F. Rosenthal Esq. Free Annual Mammogram. www.ubc.info. 317.014 1. WELLS, WILLIS R JR 60.43 S Fast, Free Towing, Non-Runners Accept- Miscellaneous: Reach over 1.6 Million 1989 Dodge Caravan 2B4FK25J0KR259692 321.02 2. DANKO, JOSEPH A 638.56 T 1969 Clark Forklift Model 1758153 Financial Owe the IRS or State??? Haven’t able. 1-888-468-5964. Households! The New Jersey Press As- 322.03 206. FEENEY, ROBERT F 406.24 T fi led tax returns?? Get Instant Relief. Call sociation can place your 2x2 Display Ad in 322.03 208. TULLI, MICHAEL &MARIA D 1,028.32 T The following bicycles are located at the Wildwood Crest Police Department, 323. 7. 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Schwinn Clear Creek N/A 416.03 50. CARR, ALICE 839.45 T Huffy N/A 23624986341261244 Your own local candy route. Includes 30 418.01 2. PROIETTO, JOHN 659.71 TS LOTS & ACREAGE ADIRONDACK BAR- Machines and Candy. All for $9,995. Call 1- Real Estate: Coastal Georgia- New, Pre- Huffy N/A 93127HUFFY24583 418.02 104. RAFFERTY, ELAINE 599.83 T Quasar Bounty MCS4137420 418.02 203. LEHR, CHRISTIAN & GWEN 653.38 T GAIN! 33 acres - Hunting camp - $49,900. 800-460-4276. Construction Golf Community. Large lots & Huffy Stone Mountain KL0501035784 418.04 108. HOFFMAN, MICHAEL C & SARA 385.88 T Woods, walk to State Land, trophy deer and condos w/ deepwater, marsh, golf, nature Honda Trail Winder CS40000 418.09 9. MILLER, DANIEL & PERINI, PAMELA 599.38 T bear! Nearby snowmobile trails! Town rd, Employment: SECRET SHOPPERS NEED- views. Gated, Golf, Fitness Center, tennis, Equator Catapult 087876524670 419. 40.01 -C0F - - HANDSCHUH, EDWIN T & MAUREEN 124.63 S survey. EZ terms! Call now! 800-260-3686 ED Pose as customers for store evaluations. Trails, Docks. $70k’s- $300K. 1-877-266- Jamis Commuter HN0634116 419.01 2. PIRRERA, ROBERT W & KELLY A 343.40 S Moose River Land Co. Local stores, restaurants & theaters. Training 7376 www.cooperspoint.com Mongoose Mischief HAMKH15954 419.02 17. JAKUBIEC, JANICE MARIE 84.49 T www.mooseriverland.com provided. Flexible hours. Email Required. Rhino Decoy 4437452 419.02 21. SONI, DHIREN 197.66 T Call Now! 1-800-585-9024 ext 6069 Real Estate: MOVE/ RETIRE TO TAX- Coyote Pass Roadmaster N/A 420.01 305. KEITER JR, DONALD F&DONNA A 454.72 T LOTS & ACREAGE UPSTATE LAND LIQUI- FREE DELAWARE! Spacious, single- family Huffy Stone Mountain CB01133017 420.04 203. YELLA, ALI 606.52 T DATION. 6 acres was 29,900, NOW 19,900. General Merchandise: ABSOLUTELY NO homes, near beaches. From Upper $100’s. No Make No Model No Serial Number 420.04 502. KAMP,BARBARA D & PELLEGRINI,VINCENT 568.55 T Woods, meadow, creek, ideal country build- COST TO YOU!! ALL BRAND NEW POWER Brochure Available. Toll Free 302-684-8572 421. 2. -C0203- - RHODES, JERRY & JOYCE A 419.61 T ing site! 3-1/2 hrs. NYC, mins. off Thruway! WHEELCHAIRS, HOSPITAL BEDS AND www.jeffersoncrossroads.com The following equipment and supplies are located at the Wildwood Crest 421.03 325. BUENO, ALBERT 1,524.47 T Terms avail! Must sell now! 877-859-5263 SCOOTERS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. CALL Borough Hall, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey, and they 421.03 539. CUCCHI, ANTHONY J SR & THERESA 641.42 T Mohawk Highlands. TOLL FREE 1-888-998-4111 TO QUALIFY Real Estate: Relocate/ Retire to Delaware. may be inspected on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 2006, between the hours 421.03 603. BRODEUR,GEORGE @ A DONAGHY ESQ 1,338.83 T www.mohawkhighlands.com Waterfront Manufactured Housing Commu- of 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. for TWO HOURS prior to the time of the sale. 421.03 621. KNAPP, LISA A 1,619.10 T H.Wanted/Truck Drivers: Drivers/Driving nity with homes from the low $100’s Great 421.03 625. IANNUZZI, MARGARET S 814.03 T MEDICAL SUPPLIES ABSOLUTELY NO school graduates wanted. Tuition reimburse- Selection of Year End Closeouts for imme- BOROUGH EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 422.01 22. CASAMENTO, N, RATASIEWICZ & DAILEY 1,381.11 T COST TO YOU!! Limited Offer!! Power ment. No waiting for trainers. Passenger diate Occupancy! Contact our Sales dept 422.03 1. OLWELL, EDWARD & NEVIN,ROBERTA D 255.61 S Wheelchairs, Scooters & Oxygen Concen- policy. No NYC. Guaranteed hometime. today @ 302-945-1544 Goldstar 12” Monitor Serial #805MX04833 423.01 215. ROWLEY, FRANK P & PATRICIA M 651.94 T Fountain CPU Serial #FTND5233BT8 trators. Medtec Medical Supply. Call Toll- Dedicated and regional available. USA 423.01 313. SULLIVAN, GREGORY T & DOROTHY 1,159.43 T Free 888-333-5138. TRUCK 866-483-3413. MYSTERY SHOPPERS NEEDED Good Boston Model 50 Electric Letter Opener Serial #ZM125186 423.01 315. TIER, BILL 422.93 T IBM Correcting Selectric III Electric Typewriter Help Wanted: Part-time, home-based Inter- Memory - Mystery Shoppers Urgently need- 423.01 412. CLAUSS, JIM & JEANINE 360.85 T Miscellaneous DIRECTV Satellite Television, net business. Earn $500-$1000/month or ed in New Jersey and surrounding Areas. IBM Model 71 Selectric Electric Typewriter 423.03 204. STIEF, JOHN L JR 1,258.29 T IBM Model 104058 Black Printer Ribbons (4) FREE Equipment, FREE 4 Room Installa- more. Flexible hours. Training provided. No Apply online today! tion, FREE HD or DVR Receiver Upgrade investment required. FREE details. www. www.experienceexchange.com Lexmark Model 1040930 Typewriter Ribbons (5) T-Property Tax W-Water S-Sewer E-Electric Pham CPU (Borough ID #000110) N/A w/rebate. Packages from $29.99/mo. Call K348.com O-Utility 800-380-8939. 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1x Fee = $102.06 12/13/06 ROSENBERG-HOLLISH, TARA ETAL 1469 3 309 N 2ND ST 793.35 CAVALIER, JOANNE & SIMCOX, JAMES JR 1472 3 306 N 2ND ST 514.95 BUCKO, JAMES & ELSIE 1475 1 10 N 4TH ST 2,968.77 `Notice of Tax Sale *HAND, SHANNON & STEPHANIE L 1475 4 4 N 4TH ST 394.38 Borough of West Wildwood DICKINSON, BRIAN W 1475 5 2 N 4TH ST 600.92 County of Cape May WC 2x10.512.13.06CLac.indd 1 12/12/06 9:40:32 AM UNKNOWN OWNER 1475 6 N 4TH ST 21.21 State of New Jersey UNKNOWN OWNER 1476 5 MARLYN DRIVE 21.21 SNYDER, WALTER & CYNTHIA 1477 1 18 MARLYN DRIVE 690.09 Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the statues of the State of New Jersey, concerning unpaid taxes, assessments and other municipal SNYDER, WALTER & BARTLESON, CYNTHIA 1477 2 24 MARLYN DRIVE 1,157.20 charges, the Undersigned Collector of Taxes of the Borough of West Wildwood, County of Cape May and the State of New Jersey, expose to PUBLIC SALE *GAMBINO, NICOLE 1479 1.01 C0002 414 N 7TH ST #2 385.81 ON: Thursday, December 14,2006- 11:00 In the Morning (Eleven O’Clock) in the municipal building, 701 W Glenwood Avenue, West Wildwood, NJ all of the GARVIN, JOSEPH P 1479 2 C0002 410 N 7TH ST #B 985.96 following described lots and parcels of land and premises for ALL TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICPAL CHARGES, up to and including December UNKNOWN OWNER 1479 4 N 7TH ST 21.21 31, 2005 as computed in the list on fi le in the offi ce of undersigned. This sale of lands and premises will be struck off and sold to such person or persons as CAPE MAY CO MUN UTIL AUTH 1479 7 BLDG E MARYLAND AVE 20.88 will purchase same, subject to the right of redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but in no case in excess of eighteen(18%) per annum. Industrial properties SOULA, INC 1484 1 3402 RTE 9 S 3,540.19 may be subject to the Spill Compensation and Control Act in N.J.S.A. 13:K-6 et seq. In addition, the municipality is precluded from issuing a tax sale certifi cate BRADWAY PROPERTIES LLC 1491 4 1302 RTE 47 S 9,725.06 to any purchaser who may be in any way connected to the prior owner or operator of the site. The payment of the sale shall be made before the conclusion of M Y R LLC 1512 3 104 S 5TH ST 4,722.15 the sale or the property will be resold. ALL PAYMENTS WILL BE MADE IN CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK. HIMSTEDT, KURT K 1515 2 205 WALSH AVE 529.28 *RAFF, ELIZABETH 1518 1 101 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 2,937.65 Block Lot Qual Name Principle 2005 Interest Total Address DEAN, MARK T 1518 4 112 RIO GRANDE AVE 3,135.99 116 11 Gillespie, John J Jr & Patricia 128.12 101.97 230.09 635 W Glenwood Ave W&S BODNAR, STANLEY P 1624 2 E BAY AVE 136.01

120 7 Haslett, Walter H SR & Elizabeth A 691.00 314.16 1005.16 732 W Maple Ave W&S * Includes MUA Charges 126 4.04 Eriskin, Zafer H & Blaetz, Darlene 3647.35 1176.64 4819.74 212 Neptune Ave T/W&S # Includes Added Assessments @ Includes Rollback Charges & Special Assessments T= Taxes W&S= Water & Sewer + Farmland 4xFee=$194.40 11/22/06, 11/29/06, 12/6/06, 12/13/06 4x Fee= $4529.52 12/13/06, 12/20/06, 12/27/06, 1/3/07 Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Real Estate News www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37

Don’t miss articles on ….. Plans for Cape May’s Beach Theatre, p. A1; Local contractor feels union pressure, p. A1; Dennisville house tour, p. B12; Crest Haven Nursing Home addition, p. A1; Cape May entranceway, p. A11; Affordable housing plans at Wildwood’s “Lily Mae” site, p. A1 *********** Landings Changes Include Rusty Nail Demolition *********** Coachman’s Motor Inn Transforming into Coachman’s Hotel

By JACK FICHTER Water run-off from a lawn on the roof of the parking garage will be channeled CAPE MAY — Though it took a lengthy through a french drain to recharge ground- four-and-a-half hour meeting, developer water at the site, according to Grasso. Curtis Bashaw and Coachman Holdings The board approved waivers for 61 LLC gained approval from the Cape May undersized parking garage spaces measur- Planning Board on Dec. 5 to demolish the ing 8.5 feet by 18 feet, smaller than the Coachman’s Motor Inn at 205 Beach Ave. standard city requirement of 9 feet by 18 and construct a new, upscale hotel. feet. While the existing hotel has 96 park- The board also approved demolition of ing spaces, Grasso said, the new hotel will the complex’s popular watering hole, the have 110 spaces, with 13 spaces allocated PRIOLE Rusty Nail, and construction of a new bar- for staff and Rusty Nail parking. restaurant in its place. Unlike the current Board member Robert Smith noted Apex’s Priole restaurant, the new establishment will be that, without a waiver, the project would Completes CRS integrated into the hotel structure, with require 124 parking spaces. Bashaw hotel rooms located above it. contended that the Rusty Nail has func- Lisa Priole of Apex Re- In approving the new project, the board tioned well for years “with very limited alty, Inc., has completed granted variances for lack of a certain parking” and noted that metered parking the highly specialized Cer- loading zone, for parking in the front along the Promenade becomes available tifi ed Residential Specialist yard setback along Beach Avenue, and in the evening. (CRS) course conducted by Conceptual plans demonstrated the proposed new building, with pool area at for a building height some three feet nine The new hotel will be three stories tall center and a new Rusty Nail at the right. the Council of Residential inches over the city’s 40-foot maximum. with 80 percent of parking hidden under Specialists of the National Bashaw characterized the demolition of the building at ground level, said Bashaw. with a CAFRA permit. cupola. Association of Realtors. existing structures as necessary in order Cars will not be visible from the street. Project Landscape Architect Daniel “I think it’s a nice looking building,” The course included to offer the type of amenities “consumers The number of units at the facility will Yannaccone described a multi-level, ter- Summer Station resident Val Shartle techniques in seller coun- today really require.” change from its present 66 units, with a raced green space comprising the new added, “but I do think it’s too large and seling, pricing, client ser- Parking and total of 83 bedrooms, to 54 units with 97 structure’s courtyard, as well as a waterfall too grand for where it’s located.” vicing activities, and resi- Other Amenities bedrooms. The Rusty Nail will continue to in the pool, cabanas, and a juice bar. Dr. Scott Maslow, another neighbor, said dential marketing. Describing plans to board members, have 190 seats, Grasso said. Project Architect Tom Sykes described he was “not really happy with the direc- Today’s changing market Project Engineer Beth Ann Grasso ex- The board also waived the obligation the proposed hotel as shingle style with tion of Cape May if they allow projects like is “complex,” said Priole, plained that cars will enter a new parking to submit an Environmental Impact a masonry base and clapboard siding of this to go forward.” adding that the course garage from Beach Avenue, and will exit Statement (EIS), since the developer is concrete fi ber composite (“Hardy Plank”), “Because of the escalating prices in helps participants “effec- – in one direction only – onto Heritage fi ling an EIS with the state Department of with columns and railings. The third Cape May, we are noticing a drive to knock tively price and service Lane. Environmental Protection in connection fl oor will have cathedral ceilings with down all the hotels on Beach Avenue,” he listings.” dormers. said. “If the planning board allows vari- Two cupolas will adorn the roof, ances like this, they are going to escalate one of which will hide air conditioning and accelerate this drive to knock down equipment, according to the develop- old buildings.” ers. The cupolas will jut 16 feet above Maslow expressed concern that 13 the roofl ine ridge, at a height of 60 feet extra parking spaces will be insuffi cient above ground. to accommodate personnel at the new Neighbors’ Concerns project. The lengthy hearing included testimony Residents Frank Ferris and Gerri Miller by neighbors concerned about the impact appeared in support of the project. of the new project on their properties. City Engineer Marc DeBlasio said that Residents of neighboring Summer Sta- the project will not trigger state affordable tion condominiums, at the Coachman’s housing requirements since it will not create 25 new jobs. BOURGEOIS west side, complained that the new hotel will obstruct their ocean views and cast a Board member Rick Spachman opined shadow on their swimming pool. that a new and improved Rusty Nail may PF&R Cites Summer Station resident Norman Taylor draw a bigger crowd. November Al Campbell also was concerned with noise generated Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 ext. Even as transfers of existing homes reach impressive levels, staff at new projects by cooling systems at the new hotel’s 30 or at: jfi [email protected] Leaders such as The Pointe at Moore’s Inlet in North Wildwood, pictured above, report increased market interest. Developer Beazer Homes reports pre-sales of more Prudential Fox & Roach North Wildwood Mulls JCOW Status than one-third of The Pointe’s units. Realtors has announced By LAUREN HUGGINS Wildwood Crest received notice from the November offi ce leaders at three other island towns that they were the following Ocean City Weekly Transfer Count Hits 140 NORTH WILDWOOD — “We’ve got willing to discuss an alternate relation- offi ces: It’s a tune welcomed by real estate pro- exceeded $63 million. one leg in and one leg out,” Mayor Bill ship. Battersea: Brian Bour- fessionals and property owners alike: dur- Details may be found in the Property Henfey said of the city’s current position So far, Henfey said, meetings on the geois (pictured) for list- ing the period Nov. 26 to Dec. 2, a total of Transfer Chart beginning below. Updates, in the Joint Construction Offi ce of the topic have been “positive.” ings; Scott Kirkpatrick for 140 deeds, evidencing property transfers and archived data, may be found at the Wildwoods (JCOW). “We’re all talking,” he said. volume; Dorothy Phillips for more than nominal consideration, were Herald’s Web site, CapeMayCountyHer- North Wildwood introduced an ordi- If all towns agreed to a new arrange- for units. recorded at the County Clerk’s Offi ce. ald.com. nance on Nov. 21 to end its participation ment, the current JCOW agency might 5501 West: Jeffrey The total value of the week’s transactions in JCOW, but notice of a second continue to operate temporarily, Quintin for listings, volume reading was noticeably absent as many as 90 days, until a shared PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE J service agreement is in effect. and units. BETWEEN NOVEMBER 26th and DECEMBER 2nd,2006 from City Council’s Dec. 5 meet- 34th Street: Cheryl Hu- ing agenda. C While Wildwood Crest’s alter- ber for listings, volume Seller Buyer Property Address Price JCOW was formed on Feb. O natives are now defi ned, North and units. AVALON 1, 1993, and operates under Wildwood’s course is slightly th W Susan & Carolyn Wall et al Kenneth & Andrea Connors 619 24 St., Unit East $ 1,365,000 an interlocal service agreement less clear. Its recently-proposed Marmora: Erica Ru- Norman A. & Joy A. Inkpen Daniel K. & Cynthia L. Snyder 531 42nd St. $ 2,150,000 dolph for listings and units; Total for Avalon: $ 3,515,000 intended to place construction ordinance will not carry over into Kathleen Manganello for CAPE MAY activities of all four island communities the new year, and North Wildwood has volume. Renee Hudecheck Doreen A. Bellino 1260-B Vermont Ave. $ 367,500 under one roof. Under that agreement, only one regular meeting remaining, on Jeanne & Richard Hermann Patrick & Shannon Fitzgerald 1351 Missouri Ave. $ 465,000 for any given calendar year, the deadline Dec. 19. Garden’s Plaza: Ann Dennis & Hella Berthiaume Richard D. Stocker 1350 Texas Ave. $ 2,850,000 Ross (pictured) for listings; Avalon Associates Dev & Barbara Jagadesan 824 Stockton Ave. $ 900,000 for a town to withdraw from the agency Business Administrator Ray Townsend Bob Davis for volume and Arthur & Doris Riggs et al Ronald D. Inverso 16 Jefferson St., Unit 2 $ 601,800 is Jan. 1. said that by that fi nal meeting of the year, units. John L. & Joan H. Murray Frances M. McCormick 805 Pittsburgh Ave., # 101 $ 455,000 Neighboring Wildwood Crest already the city will either hold a fi nal vote on Total for Cape May: $ 5,639,300 has acted to withdraw from JCOW, and, the ordinance authorizing withdrawal, DENNIS Debra Edwardi Anthony J. Edwardi 51 Evergreen Dr. $ 160,000 unless an alternative is reached quickly, table the ordinance, or possibly pass a Eliz. Massey & M. Chesebro Emily L. Woolston 98 Sunny Lane $ 310,000 on Jan. 1 it will hand over administration resolution to extend the timetable. He Michelle Danziger Barry Danziger 512 Corson Tavern Rd. (part) $ 100,000 and enforcement of construction codes cautioned, however, that the consent of all William C. Glendening Gino A. & Barbara Capoferri 343 Lake Dr., Campsite 343 $ 80,000 Total for Dennis: $ 650,000 within the Crest to the state Department four municipalities would be necessary for LOWER TOWNSHIP of Community Affairs (DCA). any extension of timetables contained in Mary J. Sielski Richard & Jeanne Snyder 31 Cliffside Rd. $ 290,500 An alternative route would be what JCOW’s original enabling agreement. Joseph F. Ianiro Jane Ianiro 717 Atlantic Ave. $ 290,000 some community leaders are character- Interested parties at the city’s Dec. 5 Elise C. & Andrew C. Bond Thomas & Judith Meier 1400 Washington Blvd. $ 250,000 Steven J. & Sheila A. Becker Joseph C. & Victoria F. Benedetti 502 Shore Dr. $ 809,000 izing as a “true shared service” among the meeting questioned the city’s possible John P. & Karen L. Barr Jennifer Fox 110 Apple Blossom Rd. $ 245,000 four municipalities, with one town acting withdrawal from JCOW. Some suggested Edward Wuerker Steven Sudol 8 E. New York Ave. $ 225,000 as lead agency and handling personnel, that the agency has improved over the Bertha J. & James Harris Antonia Clark 338 Lakeview Lane $ 365,000 Garry G. & Robin S. Gilbert William & Priscilla Hess 1 Robin Lane $ 899,000 budgeting, and overall responsibility for past year. Gary E. & Susan A. Erdmann Stephen H. & Sharon A. Craig 105 W. Pennsylvania Ave. $ 175,000 the combined offi ce. “What is the purpose of us withdraw- ROSS (Page A44 Please)$ Shortly before it moved to fi nal vote, (Page A44 Please) A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Hot Properties Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad!

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609-898-1369 and more. Use of pool FREE HOT WATER EARLY Winter Rental- and clubhouse. Must Year Round Rental- CLASSIFIED μ WebID #: 109162 (609) 884-0026 see. $165,000. DEADLINES CAPE MAY CAPE MAY 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May 609-861-2643 YEAR ROUND COURT HOUSE DEC. 27 Studio apartment with RENTAL WebID #: 106735 twin bed, $550 per μ ISSUE 2 bedroom, 1 bath Fri., Dec. 22 month includes elec- tric; gas heat separate. apartment for rent. 10am $700 per month. Se- Studio apartment, par- Articles for Sale- tially furnished, $595 curity deposit required. JAN. 3 Available December 10, Open House per month + utilities. ADULT TOYS ISSUE Beach block, available 2006. Can be seen by appointment only. Jessica Court, Sat., Dec. 16th 10am-3pm Fri., Dec. 29 December - April. Also, Plasmas, LCDs, Flat 10am 1 bedroom, 2nd fl oor Screens, Projectors. Hosted by Gwen Finley apartment, $795 per Call April TVs of all sizes. Custom 302-730-4300 Phone month utilities included. installation available. 609-886-8600 Non-smoking premises, MTS Electronics, 12 μ WebID #: 108266 Ext. 33 or 34 no pets. Clermont, CMCH. 609- Come See Southern Fax 609-886-2162 624-2034 Year Round Rental- WHICH AD WOULD 609-884-8142 YOU CALL? μ WebID #: 109168 WebID #: 109174 Shore Estates μ CAPE MAY

House for Rent COURT HOUSE $1,400 a month plus deposits Only 6 remaining, Starting at $414,900 Available immediately Call 609-555-1212 Looking 2 bedroom house for OR Find rent. $800/month. Se- House for Rent for Nestled in serene surroundings, Southern Shore Estate it in curity deposit required. Take Garden State 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath. the something? Parkway to Exit Great neighborhood. Available December 10, homes at Jessica Court are only minutes to shopping, Close to shopping and the 9. Go straight to beach. 2006. Can be seen by fi ne dining and the Atlantic Ocean beaches. Just a Shunpike. Turn New carpets and paint. appointment only left on Shunpike Do not wait, won’t last long Find it in the short drive to Victorian Cape May or to the hustle and $1,400 a month plus deposit CLASSIFIEDS to Oyster. Right Call 609-555-1212 302-730-4300 bustle of Atlantic City, this new development offers ex- on Oyster to CLASSIFIEDS DON’T FORGET THE DETAILS! ask for April ceptional value in the Cape May County location you Honeysuckle. Honeysuckle to desire. 4 models to choose from. Jessica Court. DEE DEVELOPERS μ WebID #: 108264

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Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- GREEN CREEK NORTH NORTH PPPPP NORTH SSSSSS WILDWOOD WILDWOOD NORTH WILDWOOD AREA CAPE MAY 3 bedroom, 1 bath North Cape May 436 East 23rd Street. WILDWOOD COURT HOUSE house. Security & $10 2nd fl oor, 2 bedroom Year round or winter Recently renovated 1 rental. Newer construc- 5 bedroom, 3 1/2 & 2 bedrooms, deck. credit check required. Luxury 1 and 2 bed- apartment. $800/month bath, living room, Spacious fully furnished tion condo with 2 car Starting at $800/month $1050/month + utilities room apartments, includes heat. Security dining room, fam- 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath garage. 3 bedrooms, 2 + electric. heat and hot water deposit required. ily room, central air. condo. Washer & dryer. baths with ocean view. 609-886-9269 included. Parking for 3 cars. Located close to Coun- Just steps to the beach! 215-530-5017 Amazing 609-898-1476 2004 Construction ty Park & easy access μ WebID #: 108674 or 609-522-4010 $1450/month. winter 267-304-0002 μ WebID #: 108116 610-716-4665 to the Garden State

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May Bridge. $1200/ • Limestone & Marble month + utilities. Must Year Round Rental- • Large selection of granite slabs on premises have references. Cash in on the Cla$$ifieds Build an Attractive Ad $core a BULL$EYE in Tile starting at $1.89 Call 609-889-0015 • Avoid abbreviation North Wildwood Granite Vanity Tops in stock. If they do not understand it. the CLA$$IFIED$! Various sizes & exotic colors. Visit Volpe’s Designer~ Showroom They will not call to find out 3 Bedroom apartment, Amazing Prices. Open: Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat., 9am-5pm μ WebID #: 109138 • White space attracts the eye Living room, Bath, Fri. 9am- 8pm, Closed Mondays A cluttered ad will be missed Kitchen. References 3156 Route 9 South, Rio Grande, NJ (609) 465-7388 • Use photos & Security. $950 per People call faster if Looking for something? they can see it , month plus utilities. more importantly FREE 10% OFF they buy it faster Showing 12/16, 9 -3 ; available 1/1/07 Granite Stone Care Kit Any Tile Purchase • List a time to call (VALUE $65) Coupon must be presented at Coupon must be presented at initial visit. Find it in the and be ready initial visit. Does not include prior sales or Does not include prior sales or installation, for results 609 -519- 0943 installation, cannot be combined with any cannot be combined with any other offers. CLASSIFIEDS www.classified.cmcherald.com other offers. - Expires 12/20/06 Expires 12/20/06 μ WebID #: 109134

Check out our web site for a complete inventory of all our sale listings (commercial & residential), as well as detailed information on our summer rental listings 739 Washington St., Cape May, NJ *%23%9#!0% • www.jerseycaperealty.com 2s%s!s,s4s9 609-884-5800 • 800-643-0043 JERSEY CAPE REALTY IS OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY FROM 9:00 TO 5:00. STARTING JANUARY 7TH WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY FROM 11:00 TO 3:00 ADORABLE TWIN LUXURIOUS OVERSIZED TOWNHOME BEST BARGAIN IN “DIAMOND BEACH”!! 1251 Virginia Avenue Cape May 1506 New Jersey Avenue “Sea Meadow Villas” Unit #4 133 East North Station Diamond Beach Very well maintained has been recently painted inside and outside. Ocean Views from this 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bath townhouse. Other fea- Nicely maintained 2-bedroom, 1.5 bath unit, new roof and siding in Offering 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, tures include family room and great room, 3 fi replaces and cherry 2005. Block fi rewalls between eat-in kitchen, and bonus room wood fl oors. Upgraded gour- units. Close to beach and bay off the master bedroom. Lo- met kitchen w/granite counter for summer fun, as well as the cated on one of the prettiest tops, private elevator to all lev- Wildwood Boardwalk and the tree-lined streets in the neigh- els, and spacious covered decks shops and restaurants in Cape borhood. Great rental history. overlooking beach & ocean. May. Great getaway or invest- $449,000.00 $1,695,000.00 ment. $355,000.00

SANDPIPER CONDOMINIUM #300 COTTAGE WITH BAY VIEWS!!! ADORABLE RANCHER 11 Beach Avenue Cape May 115 Wildwood Avenue Villas 1032 Virginia Avenue Cape May Panoramic views of the ocean, and just steps to the beach. Pent- Great beach get-away. Relax in this lovely single family home that features 3 bedrooms, 2 house unit offers 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen w/granite countertops, This home offers 2 bed- baths, living room, spa- covered porch, manager on rooms, eat-in kitchen, 1 cious dining area, 1-car site, and in-house super. bath, and good size front attached garage. New Also includes pool, health deck. Check out the views heat, air conditioning club, his/her spa areas, and from the living room and and roof within last off street assigned parking. deck. $495,000.00 6 years. Great rental $989,900.00 potential, or won- derful family home. $699,000.00 ADORABLE COTTAGE MULTI-UNIT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY BEACHFRONT TOWNHOUSE 329 Third Avenue West Cape May 420-422 Broadway West Cape May 1107 Beach Avenue Unit B-2 Cape May Adorable cottage very well maintained offers 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, liv- Totally renovated church presently being “Philadelphia Beach Condominium” with good ocean views. First ing room, dining room, eat-in kitchen, and sunroom. Wall to wall car- used as a 75-seat family style restaurant level consisting of entry foyer, closet, bedroom and half-bath. Second level split between living room pet throughout. Full basement w/sump with 1800 sq.ft retail area located on the (w/fi replace, cathedral ceiling, pump, ceiling fans in every room, and lower level. Off street parking for 30-cars. and deck with ocean views), din- central vacuum system. Cedar fence, Also included is a large 2-unit home, which ing room (with ocean view), and well feeding underground sprinkler sys- has been totally renovated. Each unit has kitchen. Third level has 2 bed- tem on computerized timer. Enclosed 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, second fl oor unit rooms (master w/deck & ocean cedar outside h/c shower, large rear has private deck. Each unit sleeps up to 14 view) and 2 full baths. Garage cedar deck, as well as a rear porch. people and has an excellent rental history. w/storage on ground level. Storage shed on property. $529,900.00 $1,990,000.00 $1,050,000.00 A42 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate Classifi ed Herald Newspapers December 13 2006

Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- North Wildwood Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD Cresse Avenue The Tides, spectacu- SOUTH SEAVILLE TOWNBANK VILLAS 1 bedroom, $800; 2 WILDWOOD lar ocean view. 3 bed- bedroom, $950. 2nd 1 bedroom, 2nd fl oor rooms. Pool, tennis, (1) 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 3 bedroom, 1 bath. House large bedroom, fl oor apartments. Plus 2 bedroom, 1st fl oor apartment, private en- club house. $1500/ Living Room, Dining $1300 + utilities + se- bath, washer, dryer, utilities. Non-smoking apartment. Central air trance & deck, no pets. month. 1 year mini- Room, Washer & Dryer. curity. fenced yard. Lease premises. No pets. Ref- and heat. No pets, non- Available immediately, mum. Newly Renovated. Yard, time optional. $800 + erences required smoking premises. $650/month + utilities. Parking. No pets. $900 609-898-8693 utilities. $1200 per month. 1 1/2 months security 610-960-7439 per month. 1 1/2 month 609-220-6549 (in certifi ed check) ap- WebID #: 109006 security. Available now. μ 609-522-0715 609-886-5446 plication includes credit

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yard, parking & porch. VILLAS year lease required. No Pets. $950 per Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- month, 1 1/2 month se- 1 bedroom apartment, Call 856-547-2404 on the bay. No pets. curity, available 2/1/07 WEST WILDWOOD WILDWOOD WILDWOOD $800 per month + utili- μ WebID #: 107427

609-827-1037 ties; $800 security de- Spacious 2 bedroom, 1 bedroom studio. 2nd fl oor, 3 bedroom, Year Round Rental- posit. Credit check re- raised rancher. Fire- $750/month + security μ WebID #: 108796 quired. 1 bath, washer, dryer, place, all apliances, wall deposit. All utilities in- no pets. References RIO GRANDE/ to wall carpet. Available cluded. Year Round Rental- Call 609-884-5520 required. 1 1/2 securi- ERMA AREA now. NO PETS. $900 ty + 1st month’s rent. monthly + security. Call 267-446-0089 $1000 + utilities. Wildwood Crest NEW Year Round Rental- μ WebID #: 107785

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erences & security re- bay. $950 per month + No pets, $1200/month Year round. New con- 609-624-9393 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, quired. utilities. No pets. Refer- struction, 4 bedroom, 3 + utilities, References fully furnished, close ences and credit check and security, available μ WebID #: 108930 bath, front & rear decks, to shopping. $1,200 Call 609-886-4932 required. immediately. Year Round Rental- 2 car garage, storage, month+ utilities.

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Year Round Rental- bedroom ground fl oor Quiet area. 1 bedroom, Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- apartment, 1 bedroom unfurnished apartment WILDWOOD apartment above. with utilities. $800/ WILDWOOD VILLAS Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD Porch, patio, air, ca- month NEW! Clean 2 bedroom, WILDWOOD ble, laundry. Close to 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. 1st fl oor apartment. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, dishwasher, Large 1 bedroom stu- beach. $1895 + utilities. 1-888-953-6347 Newly renovated. New West Juniper. 2 bed- fully furnished, upscale washer, dryer, no pets. dio, bath, kitchen, fur- No pets. 1 month secu- appliances. Fenced rooms, porch, laundry. condo. Washer, dryer. $955 +. WebID #: 109128 nished. $750 monthly rity. Credit check, refer- μ yard. No pets. $925 + $1000 including utilities. Central air. Heated ences. plus utilities. Proof of pool. $2000/ month + utilities. References, security & 609-953-7290 income & references. utilities. credit check. 914-923-2330 μ WebID #: 109136 Call Janet at 609-502-0206 Call 609-729-3192 973-632-1148 609-886-8600 ext.34 9am - 4:30pm Call 609-884-7549 μ WebID #: 109130 for great results today. μ WebID #: 109150

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106 South Main St. The Housing Authority, City of Cape May Cape May Court House 639 Lafayette Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 Phone 609-884-8703 New Jersey 08210 NOTICE Phone (609) 465-5978 • (609) 522-1458 • Fax (609) 465-4921 The Housing Authority, City of Cape May, announces the www.hnhand.com acceptance of applications for occupancy for a four-(4) bedroom family unit. The apartments are located at Broad Street Court.

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Income Limits: Up to $45,950 for a four-(4) bedroom unit, Income includes salary, wages, 2 Tally-Ho Road pension, social security, interest, divi- 204 Douglass Rd., 3125A Shunpike Road in Rio Grande Cape May Court House dends, etc. CMCH Custom home offering 4 Rent is 30% of adjusted income. Townhouse with all the bedrooms, 2½ baths, 2 Attention all investors/ Utility, range and refrigerator are builders - Now is the time to trimmings! Offering 3 story tiled foyer, hardwood purchase this adorable 2 story bedrooms, 2½ baths, floors, gourmet kitchen included in the rent. with granite tops and stain- home with city water and hardwood fl oors, cathedral sewer located in the center less steel appliances. Master Apply in Housing Authority, City of Cape May ceilings, master on fi rst bedroom suite is on the fi rst of it all. First fl oor offers 1 person at: 639 Lafayette Street, Cape May, NJ 08204 bedroom, 1 full bath, living fl oor, 1 car garage and fl oor with glass enclosed room, eat-in kitchen and loads of closet space. shower, separate whirlpool Telephone: 884-8703 laundry room. The second Reduced to 259,900 tub, walk-in closet and Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am - 3 pm fl oor is unfi nished 24x24 but Corian tops. Upstairs are 3 has electric and plumbing additional bedrooms and an roughed in. Don’t wait - open family room. Come see By: Charlotte Bartholomew, Acting Executive Director Call me today! Asking this one! $219,900. Asking $469,000 This housing is available to all without regard to race, color, religion, “WE ARE PERSONALIZED, NOT FRANCHISED!” sex, disability, familial status or national origin. Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Real Estate Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A43

Have an important social 138 85th St. Members will be be held on Dec. 8 at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19 Monday, Dec. 18 event that you want seen by COMMU EVENTS bring cake and cookies. New at Henny’s Restaurant. Tick- The Avalon Free Public Li- The Upper Cape Library the entire county? Or perhaps NITY Members welcome Member- ets are $35 per person. Great brary will offer a mixed media Branch invites children in an organizational meeting or ship $5. For further informa- food, drinks and dancing. art class for adults taught by fourth and fi fth grades to join a support group? Take advan- tion, call Louis 263-3002. Contact Emma Kemley, 368- artist Karen Biederman. Par- “Bookworm,” a monthly tage of the Cape May County Saturday, Dec. 16 2967. ticipants will explore acrylic, book club meeting. Children Herald’s new online calendar Open Public Meeting: Saturday, Dec. 16 watercolor, pen and ink, mono talk about a book, do a craft, feature by visiting capemay- Dec. 16, 1:30 p.m. Com- The Avalon Free Public printing, collage, and paper and eat ice cream. The Dec. countyherald.com. Click on “ LOWER Saturday, Dec. 16 munity Lodge, 280 JFK & Park Library will offer “Discover weaving construction. Classes 4 meeting highlights “Key to calendar” and then “Suggest Vietnam Veterans Flea Road Sea Isle City. Open Dia- the Writer Within You,” a will be held every Tues- the Treasure” by Peggy Par- Events” and fi ll out all of the TOWNSHIP logue on our Town’s Future free creative writing program day through Dec. 5 at 3:30 rish. Children can register at Wednesday, Dec. 13 Market, today. Regular fl ea appropriate information. These and the New City Govern- beginning this Saturday at 10 p.m. Registration is required; the library’s circulation desk, Villas Golden Age Club market second Saturday of events will not only be viewed ment. An opportunity to come a.m. and continuing every sign up in the library or call and will recieve a copy of the meets weekly at 12:30 in every month, 596 Seashore on our online calendar but will together for open discussion other Saturday for 10 ses- 967-7155. featured book of the month. Millman Center. Road, Erma. Crafts, collect- make it to print as well. The on issues, to share ideas and sions. Each two-hour session Create a Calendar Using For additional information call Math club with a craft ibles Avlon, new and used. deadline for events printed in work together on possible so- will address a different sub- Mac computers, participants 628-2607. meets at Lower Cape Branch Spaces $15. New vendors ev- the Herald is Thursday, or for lutions. Sponsored by SICTA ject matter, using a variety of can take pictures in IPhoto, Story Time: Stories, songs, Library at 6 p.m. For kids, ery month. Contact Lynn at On Deck Wednesday before and We The People techniques: writing to music, bring in photographs from fi nger play, movement and kindergarten through seventh 609-884-0735. that issue date. using imaging, fantasizing, home, create drawings in crafts all reinforce the fun of grade to help increase math The Cape May County Story Time: Sea Isle City recording memories and ob- Appleworks, or use clip art the written word! The Up- skills. Army National Guard As- Thursday, Dec. 14 Library presents stories, servations. Dr. Sue Jacobson, a to create gift calendars. This per Cape Library invites pre- Paws to Read: Children sociation Holiday Dinner Cape Shore Sweet Ade- songs, fi nger play, movement former professor at Penn State craft workshop will take two school children to enjoy story have the opportunity to read Event. 6 p.m. at the Villas lines welcome singers every and crafts. Tuesday at 10:30 who is on the AFPL staff, will sessions--Tuesday, December time. Every Tuesday at 10:30 to therapy dogs. Registration Fishing Club, 301 Pennsylva- Thursday, 7:15-10 p.m., at a.m. For additional informa- be the instructor. Sign up in 12th and Thursday, December a.m. For additional informa- begins at 6 p.m. and the dogs nia Avenue. There will be a Charter Tech School, 413 New tion please call 263-8485. the Avalon library or call 967- 14th--at 3:30. Class size is tion please call 628-2607. will arrive at 6:30 p.m. Lower buffet style dinner, with en- Road, Somers Point. Call 609- 7155. limited to 12. For ages 8 - 18. Cape May Branch library. Call tertainment and dancing. The 628-3119 or 609-927-2374. Spanish Classes at the Registration is required. Ava- 886-8999. cost will be $25 per person. SEVEN MILE WILDWOODS Avalon Senior Center every lon Free Public Library. The Wednesday Dec. 13 Gardening-By-The-Sea: For more information, call BEACH THE CAPE MAYS Wednesday @ 9:30 am. Art Group: meets on Tues- Enjoy a family outing at Every fi rst Wednesday of each 729-1596. Plant Sale: The Stone Story Time: The Cape May Fox Chase Cancer Walk days at 9:30 a.m. at the Avalon the Wildwood Crest Branch month. Join us in the Munici- Monday, Dec. 11 Harbor Garden Club is taking County Library invites pre- in Avalon, time TBA Senior Center. Bring your own of the Cape May County Li- pal Building meeting room, Lower Township Civic orders for Christmas Poinset- school children to enjoy sto- The Beach and Recre- project and materials to work brary, located at 6301 Ocean 2600 Bayshore Drive, Villas. Club: 1-3 p.m. Millman Cen- tias. The 6 and 1/2 inch pots ries, songs, fi nger play, move- ation Committee of Stone in the company of other art- Avenue. Families are invited Meetings begin at 9:30 a.m. ter, 2600 Bayshore Road., have 6 to 8 blooms and cost ment and crafts. Wednesday Harbor Borough Council will ists. Call Sue Keen, 967-5924 to enjoy stories, songs, crafts, Thursday, Dec. 14 Vilas. $10. See any Garden Club at 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. For ad- hold a second public meeting, for details. and more at Family Story Lower Township Cham- member or send your check ditional information please call to discuss the merits of build- WEEKLY Time, a monthly get-together ber of Commerce December MIDDLE to Stone Harbor Garden Club, 884-9568. ing a Community Center, on The Avalon Senior Center featuring a different theme Membership Luncheon will TOWNSHIP PO Box # 42, Stone Harbor , Sunday, Dec. 16 Dec. 9, in Borough Hall at 11 offers Mah Jongg at 1:30 p.m. each month. Meetings are be held Dec. 14 at the Lob- Wednesday, Dec. 13 NJ 08247 Art at Cape May City Li- a.m. This is a follow-up to the on Mondays, Bridge every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. today ster House Restaurant in Cape Story Time at the Court Wednesday, Dec. 13 brary: 6:30-7:30 p.m. Every Nov. 25 meeting where Brian Tuesday at 7 p.m., Interme- and December 20. May. Cost $25, RSVP early, House Library: Children Project Lucky Bones con- Sunday to Dec 15. Children Tracy, architect, presented diate Bridge on Thursdays Scrabble Night at Wild- 609-884-7703. love to hear stories! The tinues every Wednesday from are invited to attend “Art at fl oor plans along with a scale at 9:30 a.m. and beginner wood Crest Library can be Friday, Dec. 15 Cape May County Library will 10:30 a.m. to noon at Our the Library” this fall at the model of the proposed Com- classes on Fridays at 9 a.m. enjoyed every Wednesday, Youth Ministries: Every host story time for preschool Saviour Lutheran Church, Cape May City Public Library, munity Center. The Borough Art Class on Tuesdays at 9:30 except November 22, located Friday night the Seashore children at the Main Branch 93rd St and Third Ave in Stone Ocean and Hughes Street, Council would like as many a.m. Organ/ piano lessons at 6301 Ocean Avenue, at 5 Church of the Nazarene will of the Library, 30 Mechanic Harbor. Call Bonnie Kratzer Cape May. Participants will people as possible to attend are held every other Monday. p.m. Boards will be available, be open so you can come Street. Walking to 2-year-old, for more information on this enjoy a book and then do an this meeting. Call to sign up for the class on or participant can bring their and do the things you like in Wednesdays, 9:45-10:10a. bone-strengthening exercise art project. The Cape May Monday, Dec. 18 Monday. Book Club meets on own. Refreshments will be a save environment. We will m. For additional information program, 368-0197. Center for Community Arts Scrabble Night will be the fi rst Monday of the month provided.For additional infor- have sports, skateboarding please call 463-6354. Prayers for Peace con- will instruct the classes and held at the Stone Harbor Li- at 1 p.m. Call Sue Keen at 609- mation please call 522-0564. (fun boxes), movies, conces- “It’s About the Book Chil- tinue at St. Mary’s Episcopal there is no charge to partici- brary, located at 958 Second 967-5924 for details on their Thursday, Dec. 14 sion stand, ping pong, pool dren are invited to join “It’s Church, 95th St. & Third Ave. pate. Ave., Stone HarborScrabble, complete program. Story Time: Wildwood tables, games tournaments, About the Book,” a book club in Stone Harbor on Tuesdays a popular word game, can be The Stone Harbor Gar- Crest branch of the Cape May DENNIS fuse ball, air hockey, and so for fourth and fi fth graders be- at noon, Wednesday night at enjoyed on the following Mon- den Club is taking orders for County library hosts story time TOWNSHIP much more. Jr. High 5th-8th ing held at the Court House 7:30 p.m. and Thursdays at 5 days from 5 until 7:30 p.m. Christmas Poinsettias. The for preschool age children Tuesday, Dec. 19 grades and High School 9th- Library, 30 Mechanic Street, p.m. The community is wel- Nov. 20; December 4 and 18; 6 and 1/2 inch pots have 6 Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. at the Cape Harmonaires Bar- 12th grades will be on alter- Court House. 6-7 p.m. Chil- come to join in any of these January 8 and 29, and Febru- to 8 blooms and cost $10. See library, 6301 Ocean Ave. Call bershop Chorus meets nating Friday’s. Check in time dren will have a conversation prayer times ary 26. Boards will be avail- any Garden Club member or 609-522-0564 for details. Tuesdays 7:30- 9:30 p.m. at will begin at 6:45pm-9:30pm. about books, make a related The Avalon Free Public able, or participants can bring send your check to Stone Har- Golden Age Club meets Dennisville Primary School, For more details contact Pas- craft or put on a puppet show, Library will offer an eight-ses- their own. Refreshments will bor Garden Club, PO Box 42, the fi rst Thursday of every 601 Hagen Road, Dennisville. tor Joe at 886-6196 Ext. 11. and then enjoy ice cream. sion program on the Ameri- be provided. Registration is Stone Harbor , NJ 08247. month at the Anglesea Fire Singers welcome. Call Don, Bingo: St. John of God Hall. Reading Club Blast-Off: can Girl Doll Collection: 368-6809. House, Second and New Jer- 609-770-2524. Smoke-free progressive bingo The Reading Club Blast-Off 3:30-4:30 p.m. Wednesdays Personal Computer Users sey avenues. Friday evenings, 7 p.m. is the fi rst reading club activ- until Dec. 20. Each American UPPER TOWNSHIP ity scheduled for the Literacy Girl doll represents a character Group: Avalon Free Public OCEAN CITY North Wildwood Veter- Program for Whitesboro. It in history and has a book writ- Library hosts a Personal Com- Wednesday, Dec. 13 ans of Foreign Wars, Post New Construction will take place at the Martin ten about her specifi c era. The puter Users Group from 6:30 “Paws to R.E.A.D.” The 5941 meets at the Knights King Recreation Center, 207 program will explore three – 8 p.m. the third Thursday Cape May County Library of Columbus Hall, First and Only $429,000 Main Street, Whitesboro, 6- dolls, watch the movie version of every month to share tech- present a special program of New York avenues, 7:30 p.m. 8 p.m. monthly until June of three books, and compare niques and fi nd solutions to “Paws to R.E.A.D,” A Read- the second Thursday of the 2007. The Blast-Off program life then and now. computer problems. The De- ing Education Assistance Dogs month. will have a variety of activities Spanish Classes at the cember 18th meeting will fea- Program, held Dec. 6 at the Saturday, Dec. 16 for students, ages 3-18. Each Avalon Senior Center every ture Monica (Mickey) Coskey, Upper Cape Branch Library, Giveaway: Donated cloth- child will go home with a book Wednesday, 9:30 am. publisher of the 7 Mile Times, 2050 Route 631, Petersburg. ing and household items presented by the Concerned Thursday, Dec. 14 who will discuss cyber safety. Therapy dogs and their han- available free of charge. All Citizens of Whitesboro, Inc. Blind Center of the Jer- The meeting will be devoted dlers permit children to read welcome. The Carpenter’s as well as a give-away by the sey Cape: All are welcome to practical guidelines for the to registered therapy dogs Shop, 4505 Park Blvd. 9 a.m.- Martin Luther King, Jr. Com- to attend the meetings held home computer user as well that are tested and trained for 12 p.m. memorative Commission. For every Tuesday and Thursday as evaluating parental control disposition, skills and healthi- WOODBINE further information call: 465- from10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the software. Computer users of ness. Advanced registration is Woodbine Municipal 8747. First Methodist Church of all levels are welcome. Call not necessary. Children who Authority: 7:30 p.m. at the Thursday, Dec. 14 Avalon, Fellowship Room, the Avalon library 967-7155 want to participate can sign-up Woodbine Municipal Author- Middle Township Senior 3344 Dune Drive. Arts and for more information. at 6 p.m. The dogs arrive at ity Building. Center Christmas Party: crafts, exercise, music and Avalon School Board 6:30 p.m. and children com- Woodbiine Planning- 5 bedrooms, 3 baths large custom built 2 story Cape 12:30 p.m. Samuel S. DeVico drama programs. For informa- Meeting: 7-9 p.m. at the Ava- mence to read shortly there- Zoning: 8 p.m. Woodbine lon Elementary School Municipal Complex. Cod home on a quiet street in Rio Grande. Two zone Senior Citizen Center, 23 tion call Millicent Saraduke, after. heating and air conditioning, ceramic tile fl oors in Romney Place and Magnolia 624-0931. Stone Harbor Book Club: kitchen and bathrooms, refrigerator/freezer, Ave. Event is free to all senior citizens. Call 465-8865 to re- Join us on the third Thursday microwave, front load washer and dryer included! serve a seat. of each month to review a Finished 2 car garage with heat and central air. Friday, Dec. 15 book. We meet in the library Stamped concrete driveway, rear deck, grass sod. Exercise Hour: Martin Lu- of the Stone Harbor Elemen- ther King Center 207 W. Main tary School at 3:30. St., Monday, Wednesday and The Seven Mile Beach Friday, Whitesboro. 6:30-6:40 Democratic Club will meet a.m. Stretching; 6:40-7 a.m. Thursday, November 30, at Exercise; 7-7:20 a.m. Walk/ 7:30pm at the Jeannette Gla- Run (inside/outside); 7:20- zier Senior Center, 3100 Dune 7:30 a.m. Stretching/Cool- Drive, Avalon. 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AAA3x512.13.06CRUISEac.indd 1 12/12/06 9:42:13 AM A44 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Real Estate News Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 PROPERTY TRANSFERS RECORDED IN COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE BETWEEN NOVEMBER 26th and DECEMBER 2nd,2006 Ringing In Old or New, Clerk’s Offi ce Shines Sellerypgy, Buyer Property Address Price Estate of William C. Tolan Jr. Gary E. & Susan A. Erdmann 112 Cedardale Ave. $ 240,000 By C.M. MATTESSICH Carl J. Roth Daniel E. Gilliam 18 Fulling Mill Rd. $ 155,000 Estate of Wm Bohnenberger Mary B. Andersen 216 Deborah Ave. $ 210,000 Estate of John T. Klein Rich. Weinlein & M. MacDonald 126 Pinetree Rd. $ 201,000 The Cape May County Clerk’s Offi ce is noted for both Janice Ann Ulmer Michael & Karina Popdan 607 Pilgrim Pl. $ 225,000 effi ciency and innovation, including cutting-edge activity Estate of Dorothy Jaskelevich Aaron Leonard 117 Mathemek St. $ 199,000 at two polar extremes: electronic processing of current Beverly J. Saylor Andrew & Karen McKelvey 903 North Parkway $ 30,000 Mark & Lorrie Forsyth Brenden & Kristy Garozzo 15 Englewood Rd. $ 225,000 documents, and preservation of historic documents. Thos Grimm & Kim Hayes Ellen & Edwin Grimm 30 Tennessee Ave. $ 150,000 That’s a tall order. Britton & Patricia Harley Robert J. & Kathleen M. Schrass 608 Wayne Ave. $ 305,000 Deeds, mortgages, and construction liens are only a few Anthony & Ethel Schiavo Marni Elizabeth Schiavo 132 W. New Jersey Ave. $ 150,000 Benjamin E. & Irene A. Budd G. Earl & Mary L. Shertzer 1301 Whittier Ave. $ 290,000 of more than 165 types of real estate-related documents Gertrude W. J. Webster John R. & Jacqueline J. Kelley 610 Atlantic Ave. $ 325,000 processed regularly by the Cape May County Clerk’s Vincent & Anna Galantino Joyce Georges 203 W. Drumbed Rd. $ 280,000 Offi ce. Total for Lower Township: $ 6,533,500 Under the leadership of County Clerk Rita Marie MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Larusso&TozourLLC MartinJ.&SusanE.McLaughlin 73WynndemereCt. $269,900 Fulginiti, the offi ce was one of the fi rst in New Jersey to Glenn L. & Sarah A. Cox Jean M. Marino Revocable Trust 122 Lee Lane, Unit 122 $ 278,000 participate in a state-wide web portal that allows docu- Vito & Cherrylyn Panzini ECN Properties LLC 214 Raleigh Ave. $ 68,000 ments to be submitted for recording electronically. Pasquale Monzelli Andrew C. & Elise M. Bond 1101 Cherry St. $ 310,000 WilliamH.Harvin 14W.AtlanticAve.LLC RaleighAve.(Bl.924,Lot6) $80,000 All submitters need is “a computer, scanner and an Emily & Matthew Woolston Michael P. & Vanessa M. Badger 889 Goshen Rd. $ 240,000 internet connection,” Fulginiti explained. “Instead of Ruby B. Walker Siegtown Partners LLC 51 Goshen-Swainton Rd. $ 185,000 mailing or using a courier service to deliver real estate K. Hovnanian Bonita Lynn 1101 St. Andrews Dr., # F1 $ 433,704 Henry W. & Carol A. Blum Barbara J. Wheaton 604 Route 9 North, Unit 9 $ 250,000 documents to my offi ce, submitters can electronically Brandee & Timothy G. Day Linda Hair 10401 Corinthian Dr., # B6 $ 175,100 transmit the data and images, saving signifi cant time over County Clerk Rita Marie Fulginiti inspects fi ve books Brenden & Kristy Garozzo Irene Romanelli & Ronald Bisaga 206 Stagecoach, Campsite 36 $ 25,000 processing the hard copy documents.” K. Hovnanian Richard M. & Anne G. Marino 1206 St. Andrews Dr., # C1 $ 389,000 containing historic 19th century deeds (above). K. Hovnanian Jeffrey A. & Elizabeth Yocum 1102 St. Andrews Dr., # A1 $ 455,138 On Nov. 30, Fulginiti and her staff ran a well-attended Before restoration, the books were barely usable TFM Builders LLC Philip J. & Laura Prodan Barber 4 Allaire Lane $ 422,000 e-Recording seminar at the County Administration Build- (below). Double J Homes LLC Edward & Maria Fala 102 School Lane, Unit B $ 197,000 NRLL East LLC Ahati Ahamaiti & B. Habulihaz Cincinnati Ave. (Bl. 1, L.6-11) $ 15,400 ing for interested members of the public. Robert B. Woods Roger Rivera 26 Cardinal Dr. $ 331,900 “Since the seminar, the e-Recording initiative has Total for Middle Township: $ 4,125,142 taken off,” she said. NORTH WILDWOOD Historic documents receive as much attention and care K. Hovnanian Mich. Panzera & Patricia Arnold 2101 Seaboard Circle, # A1 $ 549,000 as new submissions, though in a very different way. Jerz Sea LLC Belinda Dodson & B. McNamee 1100 New Jersey Ave., #103 $ 154,000 David & Ann Balla Pasquale & Kimberly A. Succi 214 W. Second Ave. $ 450,000 The Clerk’s Offi ce maintains climate-controlled ar- Engel Group LLC Joseph & Janet & Phyllis Russello 406-16 E. 11th Ave., # 102 $ 489,000 chives that house documents dating back to the 1690’s. th Engel Group LLC Timothy & Susan L. Tierney 406-16 E. 11 Ave., # 203 $ 475,000 These include deeds, mortgages, maps, naturalization David T. & Denise Hurlock John & Victoria Knotts et al 1100 Kennedy Dr., Unit 202 $ 365,000 Richard & Anne M. Bullick Peter K. & Inta V. Byers 2002 Surf Ave., Unit A $ 456,000 records, court and Justice of the Peace records, and cer- Thunderbird Develop’t LLC Neil Jacobson 2309 Surf Ave., Unit 5 $ 755,000 tain ancient marriage and census records – all holding K. Hovnanian Thomas & Barbara Segrich 1406 Seaboard Circle, # F4 $ 989,000 K. Hovnanian Joseph & Jeff Barone 2202 Seaboard Circle, # B2 $ 843,869 interesting stories of the county’s rich heritage. Engel Group LLC Stephen & Kim Millevoi et al 11th & Beach Condo, Unit 101 $ 420,000 The offi ce takes pains to preserve and protect the docu- K. Hovnanian Robert G. & Linda A. Euler 2304 Seaboard Circle, # D3 $ 988,700 ments. Among precautions guiding the secured access to Total for North Wildwood: $ 6,934,569 the archives, for example, is the requirement that gloves OCEAN CITY be worn when viewing original records. John H. & Joyce A. Hurlock Marcelo & Estelita Mariano 927 Central Ave., Unit 928 $ 555,625 Harry & Karen Halscheid et al David R. Frank 748 Moore Ave. $ 465,000 Recently, Fulginiti approved the professional conserva- Joseph & Christine Nardello Christene E. Comolli 301 41st St., Unit 27 $ 310,000 tion treatment of fi ve 19th century deed books containing HQ Investments LLC Margaret A. Tatasciore 3309-11 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 550,000 William T. & Kim M. Hannan David J. & Diane M. Farrell 728-30 Bay Ave., Unit A $ 225,000 handwritten deeds. Pages have been hand-sewn into ings to come apart.” DPA Investments LLC Giuseppe G. & Sheryl A. Curiale 1221 West Ave., 2nd Fl. Front $ 300,000 new goatskin bindings. Conservation treatments were performed by Brown’s Estate of Walter C. Marden Seacliffe Property Group LLC 16 Leyte Lane $ 999,251 “These deed books were recorded in the County River Records Preservation Services of Essex, Vermont. Robert & Janet M. Oliver Robert G. Pendleton 201 18th St., Unit 4 $ 305,000 Kevin & Elizabeth Lynch Michael P. & Paula W. Clayton 3032-34 West Ave., # 3032 $ 470,000 Clerk’s Offi ce by hand from February 14, 1876 to April “I am very pleased with the quality of the work,” Todd V. & Vicki G. Beal Glenn R. & Susan R. Moore 2416-18 Asbury Ave., #2418 $ 500,000 21, 1883,” Fulginiti explained. “Their use over the last Fulginiti said. “I plan to continue to have other volumes Island Developers LLC James M. & Alison T. Nolan 725 Third St., Unit A $ 800,000 13 decades for land title research had caused the bind- in our archives conserved.” Daniel & Angela Snyder Matthew & Pamela Higgins 2912-14 Central, # 2912 $ 595,000 Patricia A. Horne William & Charlotte Talman 834 North St. $ 997,500 Estella M. & Frank Adler PW Properties LLC 1811 Pinewood Dr. $ 825,000 Beach Theatre Thomas & Loriann Helkowski Neil W. & Harriet F. Rhine 812 Ocean Ave., Unit 320 $ 250,000 The Beach Theatre is not in HPC’s survey of his- Scafisi Inc. Stephen & Ying L. Higgins 1433 Central Ave., Unit A $ 760,000 (From Page A1) Kathryn McCormick Daniel Bevilacqua 1508-10 West Ave., Unit A $ 400,000 stores. toric buildings, which was compiled more than 10 years Asbury Group LLC et al Jon & Candice Zimmerman 4200-02 Asbury Ave., #4200 $ 925,000 Resident Barbara Skinner, who led the petition drive, ago. st Keith Brundin & Jeff Stover 1155 Asbury Investments LLC 1155 Asbury Ave., 1 Fl. $ 191,500 complained the public was not informed that the ap- Skinner contended the Theatre has historical sig- Sheriff John F. Callinan et al W. Smith Properties LLC Block 1108, Lot 14 $ 226,300 Robert M. & Loretta Morvay Charles S. & Jill C. Ventrice 4438 West Ave., Unit 10-C-2 $ 340,000 plication had been removed from the agenda until after nifi cance because architect W. H. Lee, who designed a John & Jos. Landicini et al Melvyn & Shirley Rozelle 1121-23 Simpson Ave., # B $ 300,000 4:30 p.m. Monday and nothing was posted on the door number of Theatres near Philadelphia, designed it. Most Brent W. & Heather Hanley Keith & Lisa Rittler 857 Pelham Place, Unit A $ 358,000 Keith & Lisa Rittler Mildred E. & Judith A. Nelson 857 Pelham Place, Unit A $ 450,000 of city hall auditorium indicating the application would of the Theatres are closed or have been torn down. Brent W. & Heather Hanley Keith & Lisa Rittler 857 Pelham Place, Unit C $ 72,000 not be heard that night. She said she spent the afternoon Lee also designed buildings for Temple University in Brent W. & Heather Hanley Keith & Lisa Rittler 857 Pelham Place, Unit B $ 425,000 waiting at city hall for information on the demolition Philadelphia. Patricia S. & J. Tyler Davis Vincent Crocilla & Mario Svaluto 1322 Asbury Ave., Unit A $ 355,000 Rob’t & Sheila Struthers et al Gregg Heininger 100 Asbury Ave. $ 500,000 application. John J. & Michele D. Kotakis John J. & Mary M. Master 208 Atlantic Ave., Unit A $ 790,000 Fineberg said Nehmad had the option to withdraw the Contact Fichter at (609) 886-8600 Ext 30 or at: Joy P. Will Charles C. Spielman 161 Bark Dr. $ 455,000 application at the last minute. jfi [email protected] Joseph & Josephine Murray Michael & Marilyn Bydalek 5133 West Ave. $ 565,000 Sea Breeze Develop’t LLC Patrick E. & Nichole J. Beavers 5004 West Ave., 1st Fl. $ 545,000 Summer resident Beth Hyde told the Herald she drove Francis X. Davish Bryan A. George 106 Somerset Lane $ 755,000 from Philadelphia to attend the meeting, not aware the Gary R. & Gail L. Kriftner Ralph J. & Mary U. Miller 404-06 21st St., Unit 406 $ 835,000 Beach Theatre application had been pulled. She said she JCOW Status Robert P. & Jill S. Tier Mark Grimes 3600 Central Ave., Unit 4 $ 450,000 (From Page A37) “grew up with the Beach Theatre” and was concerned Colm & Lisa Gilsenan Robert & Linda Johnston 125 Bark Dr. $ 450,000 ing?” asked resident Harry Gale. John D. Viehweger Neil W. & Harriet F. Rhine 812-20 Ocean Ave., Unit 308 $ 230,000 about changes in use in that block. Hopewell Investments LLC Eugene & Beverly Viscusi 4333-35 Asbury Ave., 2nd Fl. $650,000 “It’s one less place where children and families can “One reason to get out could have to do with not being Denise Delpizzo Judith Giangiulio 457-59 West Ave. (part) $ 95,000 happy with the management,” responded Henfey, who Keith Brundin & Jeff Stover Arthur P. Dromgoole 1155 Asbury Ave., Unit C $ 595,000 walk to and not have to drive out of town to another community,” said Hyde. “It’s just another thing that is did not want to get into specifi cs because of pending Total for Ocean City: $ 19,865,176 litigation. SEA ISLE CITY eliminating quality of life in Cape May.” Shore Properties LLC Timothy J. & Tia J. Rooney 5100 Landis Ave., Unit South $ 700,000 She said the Theatre had been poorly maintained and “It might be one of the reasons, but I’m not saying that Kurt & Angela Knipp Trusts Sundip LLC 7100 Central Ave. $ 1,600,000 is the case,” he added. th not upgraded over the years. Hyde said the carpeting in How. & Jeanette McCreesh R.D. Anderson Holding LLC 242 54 St. $ 825,000 The agency has been under fi re since February of this Carl R. & Dolores A. Rio Anthony & Michelle Pedano 217 47th St., Unit West $ 650,000 the lobby dated back to her childhood. Jerry & Nancy Carlsen Paul A. & Mary Ellen Box et al 9 44th St., Unit 306 $ 484,000 Cape May Cottagers Association member Deborah year, when some 500 condominium units, located in Dorothea L. Zeits Trust Ronald J. & Joanne Crognale 27 87th St., Unit East $ 1,200,000 both Wildwood and North Wildwood, were identifi ed as Total for Sea Isle City: $ 5,459,000 Cutler said the organization was concerned with creat- ing more condos in the city and “thus deteriorating the having been constructed in violation of building codes STONE HARBOR after an audit by the DCA. JCOW was responsible for th economy of the town as well as the quality of life…” Wm Butler & Margaret Dilks Joseph A. & Janet K. Gundling 215 108 St. $ 871,000 inspecting, and issuing Certifi cates of Occupancy for, Total for Stone Harbor: $ 871,000 She suggested a public-private partnership to keep the UPPER TOWNSHIP Theatre open. the structures. Shirley Matkoff Virginia Stinger & Pat Leonard 516 Route 9, Campsite W-11 $ 16,000 Paul & Christina Lonergan John J. & Susan J. Cepp 22 Stagecoach Rd. $ 400,000 “I think the developers need to give back to the com- munity,” said Cutler. Contact Huggins at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or Janet L. Smith Angel Carrasquillo & Eliz. Basse 909 Upper Bridge Rd. $ 206,000 [email protected] Joan C. Chesmore Joseph & Shannon Costal 4 Evio John Ct. $ 340,000 “I drove 200 miles to be here,” said Mark Shenfi eld, Brigham & Louise Seaver William & Susan Olaschinez 1313 Route 9 South $ 320,000 a New York City resident. Harry H. & Melissa Wilson John F. & Patricia A. Long 26 W. Katharine Ave. $ 225,000 NJAR Commends Realtors Kevin & Megan Gillespie Travis C. & Tracey L. Amstutz 13 Coventry Lane $ 442,500 “That whole block should not be demolished,” said Upper Township Charles O. & Joanne M. Rice Route 9 (Bl. 631, Lots 21-22) $ 3,600 Charlene Tyron. “It’s been there since I was a child.” ‘Quarter Century’ Service Total for Upper Township: $ 1,953,100 “I don’t believe putting condos in is going to make WEST CAPE MAY Cape May any more historic,” she continued. HSBC Bank USA N.A. Robert Shepanski 234 Fifth Ave. $ 327,900 During the recent Triple Play Convention and Trade Christopher & Wynne Carr Richard & Jeanne Hermann 319 Second Ave. $ 560,000 Another resident commented the application would Expo in Atlantic City, the New Jersey Association of Cherie Watkins-Toner KPS One LLC Douglas Ave. (Bl. 72, Lot 17) $ 400,000 be heard in January when a sizable portion of Cape May Realtors (NJAR) welcomed 119 new members into the Terrance H. O’Brien Thomas Fox 15 Park Blvd., Unit A $ 365,000 residents would be vacationing in Florida. Quarter Century Club, a program signifying 25 years of Total for West Cape May: $ 1,652,900 WILDWOOD A meeting was held at City Councilman David NJAR membership. 119 West Maple Ave. LLC Ronald Melina 119 W. Maple Ave., Unit 302 $ 169,900 Kurkowski’s home Dec. 10 to look at strategies to keep NJAR members include commercial and residential Guernalon LLC Peter & Mary Illari 302 E. Pine Ave., Unit 200 $ 299,000 the building as a Theatre. East Lynne Theatre Company brokers and salespersons, property managers, appraisers, Gartner Developers LLC Domingos & Donna A. Araujo 4101 Hudson Ave., Unit 9 $ 369,000 Artistic Director Gayle Stahlhuth, attended the meeting Evelyn R. Chinnici Mark & Sophia Pontarelli 110 Delaware Ave. $ 625,000 counselors and other real estate professionals who pledge Premier Custom Homes LLC David & Richard & John Melle 300 E. Maple Ave., Unit 200 $390,900 on behalf of her organization which, she said, is interested to subscribe to the NJAR Code of Ethics. Premier Custom Homes LLC Edward & Sharon Joy 300 E. Maple Ave., Unit 201 $ 329,900 in acquiring the Beach Theatre. Cape May County real estate professionals who were Premier Custom Homes LLC Bernard J. & Patricia M. Friel 300 E. Maple Ave., Unit 101 $ 329,900 Ocean Sunrise LLC Lisa Benvenuto-Smith 1514 Atlantic Ave., Unit 204 $ 425,000 Stahlhuth said representatives of Mid Atlantic Center welcomed into the Club include: McScha Inc. Keith H. Kehrer 324-26 E. Roberts Ave., # 4 $ 299,000 for the Arts and the New Jersey State Film Festival also Barbara L. Boeshe, of Farina & Boeshe Inc., in Sea Antonio J. Corrente Ronald Allyn Labhart 230 E. Juniper Ave., Unit 2 $ 251,000 attended the meeting. She said they had hoped for a halt Isle City; Total for Wildwood: $ 3,488,600 to demolition for one year, which would allow time for Eileen Carew, of Rixon Realty, in Seaville; WILDWOOD CREST other options to be considered for the Theatre. Allan H. Dechert, of Ferguson Dechert Inc., in Ava- See Grapes LLC George Dipsey and Lisa VanNess 8401 Atlantic Ave., Unit 303 $ 186,000 Ronald & Kathleen Caldarelli John P. & Diana E. Koopman 205 W. Buttercup Rd., # 205 $ 400,000 “We can’t do anything, they own the building,” she lon; Edgewater Properties LLC Joel & Noemi Tirado 152 W. Buttercup, # 5601 $ 650,000 said. “They could say they want $20 million for it.” Robert Helverson, of RE/MAX Avalon-Stone Harbor Crestco Construction Co. Dennis & Theresa Green 407 E. Palm Rd., Unit 105 $ 451,000 Stahlhuth said she had not spoken with anyone from Crestco Construction Co. Kurt & Denise Zumwalt 407 E. Palm Rd., Unit 303 $ 734,900 Real Estate, in Avalon; Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 2,421,900 Frank Investments and did not know if any other in- Grayce S. Kelleher, of Sticks and Dirt Inc., in North WOODBINE terested parties had communicated with the Theatre’s Cape May; Woodside Airpark Inc. 315 Washington Avenue LLC 321-29 Washington Ave. $ 110,000 owners. James Ludlam, and Judith A. Ludlam, both of Century Gerald & Karen Sanford et al Veronica Hundt & Tiffany Parker 515 Isaac Ave. $ 201,000 The Theatre opened June 29, 1950, and seated 860 21 Cape Shore Realty, in North Cape May; and Total for Woodbine: $ 311,000 patrons. In 1995, the Theatre was divided into four David W. Schick, of Schick Real Estate & Insurance, in COUNTY TOTAL: $ 63,420,187 Compilation © 2006 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk’s Office small Theatres. North Cape May. Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A45 Stone Harbor Council Streamlines Fee-Setting News Digests (From Page A10) Mayor Perillo on TV By CHRISTINE COTE a resolution was adopted Councilman Brian Levin- The ordinance amend- will be sentenced to fi ve years in prison for these charges: son said that council was ments, though passed last OCEAN CITY — “The Mayor’s and must serve 85 percent of that before STONE HARBOR — With • Newspaper vending fi xing these since permits week, are not immediately Forum” premiered this week on Chan- being eligible for parole in exchange the passage of an amended permit, $50, previously will be “available the fi rst effective, but will be by the nel 2. Ocean City Mayor Sal Perillo for his guilty plea. He will also lose his ordinance Dec. 5, borough $20. of the year.” Borough Clerk end of the year when the launched this project to give him an license for 10 years after he is released council made the task of • Floating dock storage, Suzanne Stanford supplied new rates start, according opportunity to discuss “a wide variety and must serve three years of parole changing municipal fees a $100 per dock or ramp the Herald with the infor- to Stanford. of local issues.” Prior to Perillo’s new supervision. He also pled guilty to motor lot easier. and $100 per dock and mation on past fees and Contact Cote at (609) show, City Council meetings dominated vehicle violations and will be back in The amendments change ramp, one owner, up from said that more fees for 886-8600 Ext 31 or: the city’s government-broadcast channel. court on March 9, 2007 for sentencing. a number of ordinances by $50 each. other permits would be set [email protected] In his fi rst 30-minute program, he had a providing that fees may • Sail craft permit, by resolution next year. conversation with planning board mem- now be set by resolution. $200 per season, up from Charged in Burglaries ber Patrick Gill about downtown zoning. This will avoid council $150. Storm Water Management, DENNISVILLE — State Police arrested having to go through an • Municipal boat slip, Michael Brophy, 18, and Dominic Cat- 90 Days for Dog Kicker ordinance amendment ev- A Reason Not to Feed Gulls arcio, 18, both South Seaville residents, $1,400 for slips 9-25 (was COURT HOUSE — James P. Kelly IV, ery time fees for special and a 17-year-old Upper Township boy $1,200 for these prime “Does that mean the of Somers Point, was sentenced Dec. events, towing or vending By LAUREN HUGGINS for burglarizing a Woodbine Boulevard slips) and $1,200 for poor seagull can’t get a 8 to 90 days in jail, four years proba- machines, for example, home twice. The burglaries occurred on slips 26-79, which were French fry now?” joked tion, 200 hours community service and change, according to Coun- NORTH WILDWOOD — Nov. 29 and Dec. 1. Prescription medi- $1,100. Mayor Bill Henfey. $1,163 in restitution for animal cruelty. cilman Karl Giulian. If you need another reason cation, jewelry and electronics were • Boat trailer storage, “Oh, he’ll get one if he On Feb. 3, Kelly, 19, tied his girlfriend’s Acting swiftly to set fees, for not feeding the seagulls, taken. They were charged with burglary $100 per trailer, was $50. wants one,” replied Coun- dog, a Chihuahua-Papillion mix, to a consider how it can be bad and theft on Dec. 5. The men were cilman Joe Duncan. post outside her Ocean City home and for the environment. remanded to county jail on $35,000 Dennis Students Buying Feeding wildlife, basi- kicked it so hard it became airborne. Ac- The city passed two ordi- cash bail, while the boy was released to cally any animals that are cording to the veterinarian’s report, the Phone Cards for Troops nances on fi rst reading Dec. his parents. 5, one dealing with wildlife not domesticated, increas- dog’s internal injuries were similar to By JOE HART School Association spon- feeding and the other with es waste that adds to the Annie Sullivan: those of a motor vehicle accident victim. sored a poinsettia sale that yard waste. The state set storm water pollutants. Children require guidance and sympa- The injuries were too severe to heal and DENNISVILLE — The garnered another $400. new regulations for storm Under the new ordinance, thy far more than instruction. the dog was put down. nation’s troops need phone At the Dec. 6 Dennis water runoff last year. there would be no feeding cards. Township School Board Storm water runoff is the of any wildlife in any public One of the most diffi cult meeting, member Chris- surface water that flows park or any other property parts of serving in the tine Ostrander expressed over land during and af- owned or operated by the armed forces is being away her gratitude to all who ter it rains. The runoff city. from loved ones during supported the poinsettia fl ows over yards, sidewalks That ban would include the holidays. That was the sale. She said the sales and streets picking up pol- the beach, according to the message the United Service started slowly, but fi nished lutants like leaves, litter, ordinance. Organization (USO) gave to strong after they extended animal wastes, oil, fertil- Violators would be sub- Dennis Township Middle the deadline for purchase. izers, pesticides and heavy ject to a fi ne not to exceed School Student Govern- According to Marni metals. $1,250 for each offense. ment when it asked how McCann, student govern- From there, storm wa- City Administrator Ray students could help. ment advisor, the goal for ter fl ows into the system Townsend explained that To that end, the pupils the phone card drive is through a storm drain, yard waste, specifically met Monday to make holi- $1,500. frequently located along grass clipping or leaves, day candy ornaments to be Including the proceeds the curbs of parking lots also are major storm water sold for the rest of the week from the school’s Decem- and roadways. The grate offenders. in school. They are on sale ber breakfast cart sales, that prevents larger objects Residents would have for $1 a piece and students which they are also donat- from fl owing into the storm to place leaves and clip- are looking for community ing, the students are more sewer system is called a pings in a container that fi nancial support. than halfway towards their catch basin. would prevent the waste This is the latest fund- goal. Once below ground, the from spilling out onto the raising effort the school The students want to storm water fl ows through street. has attempted in order to purchase $10 phone cards pipes, which lead to an out- Additionally, landscaping Jack Fichter purchase pre-paid phone for at least 150 troops serv- services would not be able Seashore Nazarene Church Youth Group Band lights up the night on their fl oat fall where the storm water th cards for deployed troops ing away from home this enters a stream, river, lake to sweep, rake, or blow in the 25 Annual Lower Township Rotary Christmas Parade Dec. 9. this holiday season. holiday season. or ocean. clippings into the street or There was a bake sale Contact Hart at (609) According to the state face a fi ne not to exceed that made $300 for the 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: Department of Environ- $1,250 for each offense. Public Notice cause and the Home and [email protected] mental Protection, pollu- tion caused by storm water Contact Huggins at: Take Notice that a CAFRA application has been submitted Double Pet Adoption runoff can create serious (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 or water quality problems. [email protected] to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Divi- Plan Offered this Month sion of Land Use Regulation for a CAFRA permit for the develop- COURT HOUSE — To- velopment of unaccept- Dennis Board Honors ment described below: day, many individuals have able behavior caused by very busy work schedules the boredom of being Middle Panther Band APPLICANT: Jack Hallett and, consequently, their left alone, and give own- pets spend much of their ers peace of mind as they By JOE HART they scored the highest PROJECT NAME: Hallett Dinner Theater day alone. Many prospec- pursue work and social mark of all four compet- tive adopters recognize obligations knowing that DENNISVILLE — Mid- ing groups. Schools from PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Development of a maintained open the benefi t of adopting their pets are content and dle Township High School throughout the East Coast fi eld into a new 550 seat dinner theatre with associated parking and two pets, but fi nd the ini- happy at home with a fur- Panther Marching Band were represented in the tial cost too prohibitive. ry friend. finished in first place in tournament. infrastructure The Double Adoption Cape May County resi- its division at the Tourna- The band also garnered Program makes it fi nan- dents wanting to double ment of Bands Atlantic awards in the competition PROJECT STREET ADDRESS: 9 Oyster Road Coast Championship last cially possible for resi- their love can “Double for its drum major, percus- BLOCK: 355.02 dents to adopt two pets Adopt” for the entire month. sion, color guard, high by underwriting the cost month of December by Dennis Township Board music and high visual. LOT: 27 of the second, lower-cost visiting the Cape May of Education honored the The band received an spay/neuter surgery. County Animal Shelter, band for this accomplish- ovation from the board MUNICIPALITY: Middle Township ment at its Dec. 6 meet- members. Benefi ts include: In- Beacon Animal Rescue, COUNTY: Cape May crease the rate of pet adop- Animal Welfare Society, or ing. The Dennis board’s reso- tions; Reduce the number Animal Outreach, Partners Board President John lution adds to the kudos The CAFRA permit application can be reviewed at either the of homeless pets; Increase in Prevention Not Destruc- Robertson presented a res- the band has received from the probability that the tion with Paws and Claws olution to the band’s direc- local government entities. municipal clerk’s offi ce or by appointment at the Department’s adoption will be for life; Society. Funding for the tor, Ginny Russ, and band The freeholders also rec- Trenton offi ce. A 30-day public comment period or a fact fi nd- Increase pet contentment “Double Adoption Pro- members in attendance. ognized the band at their ing public hearing will be held on this application in the future. A The band, which has because of the stimulation gram” is made possible Nov. 28 meeting. public hearing will be held only if the Department determines that, and companionship of a by a grant from the Staats 43 musicians and a color This year makes 14 fi rst second pet. Foundation. For more in- guard, was slotted in Group place fi nishes for the band based on public comment or a review of the project, its scope and Also, reduce the de- formation, call 465-8923. 2 in the championship and in this annual tournament environmental impact, additional information is necessary to assist which it has competed in in its review or evaluate potential impacts and that this informa- since 1980. Also honored at the tion can only be obtained by providing an opportunity for a public meeting were the Hawks hearing. Individuals may request the Department hold a public of the Month. Principal hearing on the application. Requests for a public hearing shall be James DiCarlo presented made in writing within 15 days of the date of this notice and shall the awards. This month’s winners state the specifi c nature of the issues proposed to be raised at the are: hearing. Hearing requests should be sent to: Sixth grade – Kristina DiGiacomo and Kevin O’Donnell. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Seventh grade – Alex- Division of Land Use Regulation andria Bender and Josh P.O. Box 439 Meers. 501 East State Street Eighth grade – Kelly Ed- Jim Vanore munds and Luis Cruz. Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0439 Florence and A Touch of Class entertain residents of Chapin House, Dec. 8 in Contact Hart at (609) ATTN: Cape May County Section Chief the lobby of the Rio Grande facility. Some danced while others simply enjoy 886-8600 Ext 35 or at: the music, part of its monthly entertainment. [email protected] A46 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 From the Publisher Breast Cancer “I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.” -- Charles Dickens Survivor Says Thanks to All Being Christian at Christmas To The Editor: Did you notice that the title says “Christmas,” not “Holiday Sea- I am writing to express my son”? Among the many challenges to being a Christian in today’s gratefulness and awe of the world is the political correctness which threatens to undermine generosity of the residents and the very way we refer to our religious observances. businesses of Cape May County, Slowly but surely, any vestiges of the true origins of Christmas and most particularly of Lower are being stripped away by enemies of Christianity. Township. Many words before mine have been written decrying the down- I am a single mother of two ward spiral of Christmas from a solemn and wonderful daughters, and I have peaceful religious observance of the birth of loved living in Cape May County Christ into a festival of commercialization. for the past 30 years. Before I’m accused of being a Scrooge, In September, I was diag- let me just say that I love all of the sights, nosed with breast cancer and sounds, and smells the holiday season brings underwent extensive surgery. to us - how could you not? Sparkling lights, To help pay for my medical the smells of pine trees and cookies baking, bills and time unemployed, my the festive Christmas carols, the joy in a coworkers at the Lower Town- child’s eyes – it’s truly the most wonderful ship Elementary School District time of the year, to quote the song. Transportation Department or- But what we must not forget is that there ganized a beef and beer benefi t is the cultural side of the holiday season, and then the true meaning on Nov. 4. behind why we celebrate Christmas. So many people were in- Hanukah is Hanukah and Kwanzaa is Kwanzaa. We would volved in coordinating, contrib- never take it upon ourselves to dub these observances, held sacred uting and attending that I would by millions, into merely “Judaic or African seasonal/religious have to take out a full-page ad to festivities.” Why then have we gone from “Merry Christmas” to Our Readers Write thank each one individually, so “season’s greetings” or “happy holidays”? So as not to offend non- I am writing to thank them all Christians? I cannot imagine that any faithful Jew or Muslim or Reader Has a Few Questions for the Mayor collectively. Buddhist is going to be offended by a Christian observing a holiday Most especially I must thank that he or she holds sacred, if that Jew or Muslim or Buddhist is To The Editor: time in less than six months I have read the mayor Carol Paget, who was instru- secure in his or her own faith. mention that high rises will lower taxes). mental in making it all hap- Let’s face it - it’s not really about offense – it’s about appeasing I recently read an article concerning Mayor My question on high rises equaling lower taxes pen. the ACLU, or other enemies of religion, Christianity in particular. Ernest Troiano’s address to the Wildwood Cham- is if Troiano thinks that the ratables the high rises In this very difficult time, We mustn’t allow cultural PC-speak to override what we hold as a ber of Commerce. He spoke of several topics will bring will decrease taxes, then why, with all they have helped me and my very cornerstone of our faith. concerning Wildwood and I would like to ask the of the recent building of high-priced condos and family to believe in angels and The fact that merchandisers and consumers alike have taken mayor some questions. houses in the past several years, did our taxes miracles again. the prevalent goodwill that exists at this time of year and made it If he doesn’t feel he should read the local papers go up? MICHELLE BINGNEAR a lovely reason to sing songs, give gifts, and have parties doesn’t anymore since he doesn’t “like being stabbed and Troiano also mentioned that if the high rises North Cape May change the fact that Christmas is indeed a Christian holiday cel- shot in the back,” then I ask how does he think are rejected, then “we will be in court.” And LETTER POLICY ebrating the birth of Christ. the people of Wildwood feel since the papers are who will pay the legal bills that such a court case Herald Newspapers wel- So take this opportunity to celebrate the Christianity in Christ- one outlet that the people of Wildwood can use will bring? Why is Troiano so passionate about comes letters to the editor mas. Secure in our knowledge that we have the presence of the to address their concerns? the high rises? If he is so sure the people want on matters of public interest. Maker of the universe living inside of us, we have the power to Does this mean Troiano will not listen to the them, why not put the question on the ballot in Preference will be given to love all men, of every faith, even our enemies. people? the next election? letters submitted exclusively Let us then lead as Christ did, by example, and attempt to win I’m sure many of the people of Wildwood are If other lower-rise type facilities such as the to this newspaper, signed with them over with unselfi sh, Christian ways of thinking. And by the wondering about the high rises being considered Bolero or Montego Bay were proposed, I would name, address and daytime way, buy your tree at a place where it is still called a Christmas for Wildwood. be the fi rst to stand up and say “let us build” but phone number for verifi cation. tree. Although I agree that change is necessary, the there are too many concerns (environmental, Maximum length is 600 words. Bake your cookies with a child, and deliver some to a lonely article I read mentioned that the high rises will safety, infrastructure, etc.) that make the proposed Deadline is Thursday 5 p.m. neighbor. Visit your house of worship and fervently wish God’s enable the decrease of taxes (this is the second (Page A48 Please) blessings on your fellow man, Christian or not. And please allow me to wish all of you a very, very merry Christmas. Listen to Your Players Art Hall, publisher Not Your Fault if You Live in a Teardown Quotes From the Bible By JOE ZELNIK I’m against it. Jesus Christ said: “If anyone is ashamed of me and my words, the I’m against show and tell. Some rich girl brings in her $100 Son of Man will be ashamed of him when he comes in his glory My appreciation to the local chapter of COVET for naming American Beauty Doll and some poor kid brings in an old, scruffy and in the glory of the Father and the holy angels.” --Luke 9:26 me its honorary chairman. rag doll. Psyches are ruined. For the uninformed, COVET has nothing to do with neighbor’s I’m against the expression, “teardowns.” wives. COVET is Citizens Opposed to Virtually Everything, which I live in a teardown. I see people stop talk- I heard referred to on the radio. ing when I enter the room, then whisper The publicity from my new position should boost the sale of to one another, “He lives in a teardown.” my $2 bumper stickers: “VOTE NO.” I’ve gotten accustomed to this, but it upsets The message applies to almost anything, except, of course, the my wife. recent Sea Isle City referendum, which required people opposed It’s not our fault that we live in a tear- Published Every Wednesday to the current government to vote “Yes.” down. The place was okay, and then time by the In general, the advice to be against everything is sound. passed us by and everybody wanted six bed- SEAWAVE CORPORATION For example: The House of Representatives ethics commit- rooms and seven baths and two decks and a tee (which probably should be renamed) has concluded that in pool, so now our place is a teardown. ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher the matter of Rep. Mark Foley and House pages, no members I was against the National Basketball DENNIS R. HALL, On Deck Assistant Publisher of Congress or staff members “violated any House rules” even Association’s new, synthetic basketball, which NBA Commis- JOSEPH R. ZELNIK, Editor though “many individuals” remained “willfully ignorant of the sioner David Stern this week decided to bag. The players said potential consequences of Foley’s behavior.” it cut their hands, didn’t absorb moisture like the leather ball, ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Assistant Managing Editor Foley, a Florida Republican, would get page e-mail addresses and even bounced differently. CAROLYN MEE, Ph.D., On Deck and Features Editor at the end of their time in Washington and begin contacting How did this happen? The NBA brought out the new ball CAROLE MATTESSICH, Real Estate Editor them. WITHOUT CONSULTING THE PLAYERS! House Speaker (former, thank goodness) Dennis Hastert Stern now says he regrets that. “The right thing is to listen PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development knew. Senior advisors knew for years. Hastert’s chief of staff to our players,” he said. BENJAMIN N. HALL, Director of Online Applications knew since 2002 or 2003. Hastert’s chief counsel knew “for This concept should be considered in all walks of life. If you RICHARD L. PLUCKER, Director of Integrated Advertising nearly a decade.” are in a position of authority and don’t consult with the people But Hastert said he’s glad that “there was no violation of any in the trenches, I’m against you. BETH HUBER, National Advertising Coordinator House rules by any member or staff.” I’m against bike lanes. I was for them, but now I’m against 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 Boy, those “House rules” must be a doozy. Even though I’ve them. I am not picking on Avalon, but Dune Drive is my most Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 never read them, I’m against them. recent example. First there is a pedestrian lane to the right, then E-Mail: [email protected] The principal of a suburban high school near Boston has an- there is a bike lane. Then that leaves what is no longer ideal nounced that names of students who make the honor roll will for two lanes of traffi c, but motorists will still use two lanes of DEADLINES no longer be printed in the town’s newspaper. traffi c. Mayhem will result. News & Photos ...... Thursday Students who didn’t make the honor roll, and their parents, Avalon, incidentally, didn’t ask anybody before it put in its Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. “could be upset by the recognition given to their peers,” accord- bike lanes. See what I mean? Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. ing to Bill Littlefi eld of NPR’s “Only a Game.” I’m against the children’s programs at the Cape May Point State Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. Littlefi eld pointed out that high school athletes get all sorts Park education building. Naturalist Matt Pelligrine is concerned of recognition and he wondered if newspapers should not carry by low turnout. So what was on the agenda for those that showed Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon game reports? up Sunday? A black rat snake and a blue tongue skink. ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2006, All rights reserved. First copy of this That’s silly. But it should be possible to report sporting events The kids go expecting Santa and they see a black rat snake publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for the entire contents of this publication shall be the property of the Seawave without naming the participants. If we had a sports photo, for and a blue tongue skink. They have nightmares for months. Corp. No part hereof may be reproduced without prior written consent. example, we could block out the player’s face and, to play it safe, Why not elves? Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible team number. I am against the stock answer assessors give people who have or liable for misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave This makes sense. I rode the bench in high school and I been reassessed: “Ask yourself if you would/could sell your Corporation’s liability for errors or omissions resulting from its own remember being hurt and resentful, especially when the sports property for its new assessed value.” negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost stars got to date all the good-looking girls. This is nonsense. Most of us don’t want to sell our properties. 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 Wait, I just remembered something. My grandson, Matthew, We don’t want the hassle of looking for a new place and moving to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel is doing very well in basketball, my granddaughter, Chelsea, the furniture and all that. It has nothing to do with the fairness any advertisement at any time. is on the swim team, and my grandson, Craig, shows football of the new value. Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. potential. Ban their names or photos from the papers? No way. And that’s true even if we live in a teardown. Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A47 Our Readers Write Cindy’s World They’ll Ring Their Bells at Wal-Mart Next Year This Is None of Your Business To The Editor: therapy treatments. I became a bell ringer so I could help the community that helped me. By CINDY JO KLUGER and she “gets” the medical stuff. Problem This is in reference to an incident that occurred at the My mother and I always reminisce about the article is, even as an adult I can’t tell her anything Rio Grande K-Mart on Dec. 4. I have been a volunteer that was written a couple of years ago, the heading said, I recently had a tubal ligation. Of remotely personal without her getting all bell ringer with the Salvation Army for fi ve years, and “Now that’s the Christmas Spirit!” course, the choice to have this procedure, embarrassed and twitchy. my mother joins me. It told everyone about me having cancer and I was to permanently render yourself incapable “Mom, I’ve decided to get my tubes Six years ago, I was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor. still willing to be out there raising money during the of ever having children again, is a highly tied.” I said. A fundraiser helped me so I could travel for my chemo- holiday season. personal and private choice. It is some- Silence. On that Monday, we set up our kettle between the two thing that is the business of nobody but “Mom, my operation is Nov. 7. My of you, your partner, and your OB is fabulous and he knows N doors at K-Mart, since it was a cold, brittle evening with wind. As we entered, a K-Mart employe opened the inner gynecologist. me because he delivered both COMPASS door and said that we weren’t allowed in that spot. Thing is, as a writer, I am my kids.” W E I told him we were fi ne as it is the same spot for fi ve compelled to tell stories. So, I heard her sigh heavily. POINTS... years now. We could see him looking in at us and then here’s mine: “Well, that’s a personal he disappeared. He came back and said that the manager I am 39 years old, married, choice,” she said, fi nally. By AL CAMPBELL and have two children, a boy age The next time I heard from S wanted us to move. I asked to speak with the manager. Within minutes, a fi ve and a girl age two. Suffi ce her was the night before my pro- Although I regularly report on Middle Township woman came and told us that we couldn’t be there due to say, I am more than done hav- cedure when she called to wish School District, I can’t profess to understand the nu- to door sensors, etc. I told the story about being there ing kids. I love them, but Lord me luck, and provided me with ances of education as mandated by the federal No Child for fi ve years, and the manager even suggested this spot knows I couldn’t handle having comments and advice my large, Left Behind Act. I doubt there are more than a dozen for when it was real cold. any more. extended family out in California in the state who can honestly say they know all that’s She then started to point and said, “You are to go out We also couldn’t afford to have any have on my decision. My mother can’t talk gone into the law. there,” meaning outside. This happened several more more, so I knew I was ready to make to me about anything personal, but she also On Dec. 5, the state Department of Education issued times, as she wanted us to go out into the cold. Then she a choice in birth control that would be can’t keep a secret. a press release listing 54 school districts and six charter said, “I’m the manager now.” permanent. My operation went great. My husband schools deemed “District In Need of Improvement,” I immediately grabbed the kettle and headed out I fi rst approached my husband on this was a champ managing to get the children or DINI. for my car. My mother is 76 years old and felt as if she matter. I know of many men in the same off to school and get to the hospital to be As a taxpayer, graduate of the district, and someone was treated like a child with this employe’s pointing place in life who have had a vasectomy. It’s there for me. The nurse anesthesiologist whose grandchildren are or will be gesture. easier for a man to have “the big V” in part didn’t overdose me and gave me drugs so involved in the district, I take that It got worse the following day. I approached the front because they don’t have to be knocked out I didn’t wake up vomiting. My OB/Gyn as a bureaucratic slap in the face. desk thinking that things could be rectifi ed and to see with anesthesia. You get a shot to numb did a great job, as always. To casual appearances, if some- what had changed after fi ve years, plus using that same the area, snip, snip and your done. Only problem was, I had forgotten to ask one accepts the state’s nametag spot for three-and-a-half hours, two days prior. But my husband would have nothing my doctor how long after the procedure as gospel, it would seem such a Someone called the store manager and told him who to do with it. Uh uh. Subject closed. my husband and I had to wait before we district designation would refl ect we were. As he approached us, he said, “Take it outside Nobody was going to go anywhere near could… you know. an administration riddled with as this is what the fi re marshal wants.” that area. A tubal is same-day surgery, so after I’d ineffi ciencies, teachers who don’t It amazed me that we now fi nd out about the fi re So that left me. I debated the subject gotten home and spent a couple hours care, truant students, and build- marshal. back and forth. I mulled over all the birth sleeping off the anesthesia I called my ings ready for demolition. I left a message for the fi re marshal to return my call. control options out there. I talked to my OB’s offi ce to make a post-op follow up That’s not the way it is, and the Neither the fi re marshal nor K-Mart corporate headquar- OB. I chatted about it on-line. I ultimately appointment. But I forgot to ask them public ought to know it. ters returned my call. decided that I’m nearly 40, and, well, about how long to wait to have sex, so I The threat to Middle Township and Lower Cape It started with a young man feeling like we were in without getting too personal, I wanted called them back. May Regional, also a DINI, is the same swinging sword his way. Then it led to loss prevention feeling it was a to spend my fi nal years until menopause “Hi, this is Cindy Kluger again. After as other DINI districts: Shape up, or federal funding problem. Now the manager said it was a fi re marshal enjoying a little spontaneity. my tubal this morning I forgot to ask the will be history, and they may bring in a crew of fresh issue. Now what is it? I called my parents. I figured they doctor how long I have to wait before my faces to whip the district into compliance like Storm I apologize to the local residents who are in need, as should know, lest something went wrong husband and I can have unprotected sex. Troopers. the donations I work so hard for stay right here in our on the operating table. Do you know?” Heady sounding stuff, I must admit. community. I’m also making a plea to anyone who was My father can’t handle anything medi- I heard laughter on the other end of No child will allegedly be left behind. Very noble, going to give me that dollar or two. cal. Tell him you have a cold and he turns the line. You would think the staff at an but slightly unrealistic. Every child, even slow learn- Please, go ahead and donate directly to our local unit it into a physical ailment nothing short of obstetrician’s offi ce would be used to hear- ers, must come up to snuff or everybody goes down since I have been thrown out into the freezing cold. It can impending death. ing all kinds of questions, right? with the ship. be sent to Salvation Army, c/o Cape Human Resources, “You are burning the candles at both “Mrs. Kluger,” she said, “this is your Vladimir Lenin would have loved it. 4104 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, NJ 08260. ends” is something I heard a lot in my pediatrician’s offi ce. If you need the an- Is that the way New Jersey and American education Lastly, go ahead and look for my mother and me next youth if I was, say, studying for an exam swer to that question, I suggest you call has devolved? year folks, as we will be glad to see everyone at the new and sneezing at the same time. your OB.” Will a crop of fresh faces make smarter pupils? Will local Wal-Mart. So I was relieved when my mother an- So much for privacy. a state-instituted administrator do a better job than the swered the phone. She used to be a nurse Kluger writes from Dennisville. ones selected by our chosen board of education? PATTY ADORNO Ask any teacher in any district, almost to a person MARGE HENDERSON (mother) sive and harmful to listeners, they will tell you, off the record, of course, that NCLB Eldora Conversations Outside the especially young children. is one of the worst things that ever happened to We learn, then, that an act schools. Box Post Offi ce Increases like cussing can be wrong in Noble sounding as the plan may be, there is little, one of two ways: If asserted if any, funding to back up the mandates. That means Mail Box Collections with JP Moreland intentionally it is cussing and the taxpayer is saddled with bigger amounts to satisfy and Craig Hazen even if not asserted intention- a federal notion, and a fl awed notion at that. BELLMAWR — In order Sundays — Dec. 10th and ally, it can be wrong because Like many other districts struggling to meet the to ensure all letters and 17th. of the harmful and deeply offensive results impossible standards set by NCLB, Middle has in- cards reach their desti- “We are providing this The “N” Word and Planned Parenthood: to listeners. stituted many programs to help its pupils reach the nations in time for the service to our customers to An Open Letter to the Media We can become too sensitive to offen- higher bar. holidays, the South Jersey be able to process this mail J. P. Moreland sive language, but in principle, it is a good Those things include summer school for at-risk Postal District will have ad- in a timelier manner,” said thing to avoid saying things that are deeply students, and after school remediation for those who ditional pickups at collec- South Jersey District Man- Michael Richards’ recent tirade of offensive and harmful to others. need it. tion boxes throughout the ager Joanna Korker. repeatedly using the n-word once again Who should decide what counts as Let’s face it, many kids, (and they are, after all just district during the 2006 “By getting the mail stirs up a hornet’s nest of issues, and it deeply offensive and harmful, the speaker children) even if they are tutored how to take tests get holiday season. to the processing centers is appropriate to ponder what we can all or the listeners? I think it is clear that it scared and fail. They may pull high grades all year long In addition to regular early, it will help spread learn from this incident. Many lessons should be the listeners. The person who then panic when they know “the test” is fi nally upon collections, collection the volumes of mail out come to mind, but I want to take us in a unintentionally uses an offensive cuss them. They’re only human, and how many of us get boxes ware being picked during what is usually the direction that is not likely to be mentioned word in a foreign language may not be of- the shakes when we go for a blood pressure check or up early mornings during lightest times of the day,” elsewhere. fended at the sound of the word, but that annual physical? the week as well as two stated Korker. Before we start on our trek, we need to doesn’t matter. Are children any different when they’re under pres- refl ect on acts of cussing. Two features of If folk in that culture fi nd the word sure to pass that all-powerful test that means a district More Opinions Page A48 cussing are relevant. First, you can’t cuss offensive, the visitor should stop using will fl y or falter? without doing it intentionally. In this way, the term. Isn’t education more than one test to get a district a cussing is not like hurting someone with In the same way, there is a two-fold passing grade? Aren’t we wasting education teaching your car which you can do on purpose or wrong in using the n-word. First, if spoken only for “the test?” Would it not be more benefi cial accidentally. intentionally to demean someone, it is like to actually “learn” then fail at the test rather than to There is no accidental, unintentional cussing (though even worse). learn nothing at all? cussing. To see this, consider the fact But even if it is used casually with no If enthusiasm for learning by students counts for that we all know folks who have been in intent to demean, it is still not a word anything, Middle wouldn’t need improving. Sadly, it another culture, mispronounced a word that should be used because it is deeply doesn’t. in the culture’s language, and asserted a offensive and harmful to African-Ameri- If zeal for helping the community counted for cuss word without knowing it. cans, and it is they, not white folk, who anything, Middle wouldn’t need improving. Sadly, it In this case, the person did not actually have the right to defi ne whether or not doesn’t. cuss; they accidentally and embarrass- the term is offensive. They do not want If caring teachers, who want each child in their class ingly said a cuss word without intending that label as a descriptor and that should to succeed, counted for anything, Middle wouldn’t need to do so. end the matter. improving. Sadly, it doesn’t. Second, it can still be wrong to say In precisely the same way, it is immoral All that counts is a number on a test. Pass or fail, a cuss word without intending to cuss. to call pro-life people “anti-abortion” advo- that‘s what it‘s all about. Why? Not because you would be cussing, cates. Yet, pro-choice people in particular, If the public raised its concerted voice in indignation, but because the word is so offensive that e.g., Planned Parenthood, and the media in maybe the law would change. it would be hurtful to those listening. general, almost never use “pro-life.” They Until that happens, a minimal number of failures Suppose that during a sermon, a universally use “anti-abortion.” will sink the ship, and all students will drown in the minister recounts an encounter with an Calling people “anti-abortion” is like icy water of bureaucracy. How tragic that education anti-religious bigot who told that pastor, using the n-word. Pro-life folks fi nd the has been reduced to numbers on a chart in some paper “I hate all you f****ing religious people!” term demeaning, offensive, harmful and shuffl er’s fi le. If the minister simply quoted the bigot, he downright misleading. It is misleading Get those kids working harder, harder, harder, or would not himself be cussing, but it would because they are not anti-abortion, they they’ll fail and we’ll all pay the price. still be wrong for him to do this. Such a quotation would be deeply offen- (Page A48 Please) A48 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 Our Readers Write ‘A Dying, Poisoned Community?’ Former Mayor Ponders Revenue Loss To The Editor: the Cape May meadows as a child, I can state these plants have always been there To The Editor: Hopefully this will become a countywide service in the The Cape May wetlands have a prison and my childhood summer home, still near future. Middle has taken the lead in other areas of haircut. standing near their edges, remains whole I was saddened to read that Middle Township public sharing services with its neighbors. It is skinned, yet unprofessional enough and intact. safety dispatching is losing the revenue from Dennis Our police, fi re and EMT’s deserve the very best that to be greasily thatched in spots and bald as Are there too many now? Break up the Township. we can provide to assure their safety. It is time to stop a billiard ball in others with no personal root clumps and dig them up by hand using About 20 years ago, we took great pride in bringing duplicating dispatch equipment cost in each community charm, style or identifying character left. all that wonderful funding and over-eager on Upper, Dennis and Woodbine into our dispatching and move into a county communications center. What rampant abusive devilment is this? manpower. Weed them, do it naturally. service. We are the only county in the state that is still anti- It is another snow job by the Army When the funding runs out, natural meth- We provided a professional, full-time staff to dispatch quated in our approach. The other 20 counties are saving Corps of Engineers who galloped into our ods will have to be used. Best learn now their fi re and rescue services. By consolidating our money, and providing state-of-the-art communications. town on their rotary cutting machines before the lawsuits begin. need, we were able to provide professionally-trained It is time that we appeal to the county freeholders to waving tanks of toxins propagating prom- These graceful plants are also home to communication offi cers, and shared the cost to update provide county communications to all 16 towns in Cape ises of safety from the evil ocean to the the vibrant red-winged blackbirds who our equipment. May County. It just doesn’t make sense not to have the 9- million dollar homeowners whose hefty nest each year within the safe confi nes Middle was taking the lead in cutting cost and not 1-1 dispatchers and the others under one roof, and provide tax burden serves to stuff the well-worn of the reeds and stalks. Where will they duplicating personnel, and costly equipment upgrades. the very best in public safety communications. pockets of our New Jersey small govern- go now? I feel sorry for Committeeperson Sue DeLanzo. Now We should be doing all that we can to protect our fi rst ment offi cials. The phragmites and the various vines she has the task of laying off dispatchers to the original line of protection — police, fi re, and EMTs. And we all know these individuals and fl ora which thrive around them hide four or fi ve personnel. It is a real shame that we lost our whose crying and whining over the loss the mating swans who must have shelter neighboring communities, it shouldn’t have happened. MIKE VOLL of tourist dollars could be written into a from the elements and privacy for their The state is pushing a regional approach for towns, Rio Grande Broadway hit. Even our Nature Conser- own survival as well as that of their cyg- however we seem to be going backwards in Cape May vancy has betrayed us. nets. Presently a coyote swimming pool County. Middle started sharing the animal control ser- (ED. NOTE The author is a former Middle Township The weed-killing chemicals, which abuts Sunset Boulevard, a direct route to vices, thank God that it keeps expanding. mayor.) were a precursor to this mutilation of all their smorgasbord. It is Route 66 for the things natural were deadly enough (yes, hawks. The mallards and swans, bared to in spite of what big business studies say in the world and their soon-to-be poisoned Journal Reading Mirrors Dialogues of Modern Times favor of herbicides), but now, not only has predators are missing. our precious wildlife lost its safe habitat, I simply do not care how this carnage To The Editor: “I must make use of this opportunity to acquaint you, but also have we. was justifi ed, or by what study, examples, that I have new positive orders from Great Britain to More importantly, the end results of proposals or promise of funds. It is an Recently reading from the Spring 1982 edition of the provide by a proper law against these crowds of foreigners this noxious footprint on the wetlands out and out disgrace. Will anything green Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society, in part who are yearly pour’d in upon us… folly have yet to be monitored and logged come up in the spring to at least cover the of the Lancaster celebration of the Tercentenary of Penn- “Nor does this arise, as I conceive, from a dislike to by human health researchers and environ- ugliness? sylvania was a contrived dialogue between William Penn the people themselves, many of whom we know are mental watchdogs. Do you have cancer On the other hand, Cape May is astutely and a Mennonite settler taking place 300 years before. peaceable, industrious and well-affected, but it seems yet? Trace the source, is Monsanto paying being what it is. A dying, poisoned commu- Written by John B. Rengier, a portion of the commen- principally intended to prevent an English Plantation medical bills? nity losing its natural inhabitants to which tary bears striking resemblance to comparable dialogues from being turned into a Colony of Aliens.” When the huge storms come, and they no self respecting tourist or creature would today. Dreams, realities and laws seem still to be in confl ict will, what helps to keep the water at bay? ever wish to visit and taint their toes. Penn is dreamily commenting on his plans for “Penn’s even now a quarter century after the dialogue was writ- The protective phragmites, of course, In all the fl ushed fl urry of committees Woods” and the Mennonite is responding from the real- ten. Maybe Willa Catha had it right when she wrote to whose absorbent roots draw up the excess, on committees, no one ever considered ity of the day. the effect, “There are only two or three human stories, whose barrier mass breaks up the waves our health, our indigenous wildlife and last Penn: The Lord will permit me to lead forth multitudes but they keep repeating themselves as fi ercely as if they and whose reeds, crowded together block but not least, aesthetics! of persecuted people to liberty and happiness, to deliver had never happened before.” the winds and detritus. MARY PATRICIA A. LETCHER them from prison and sickness, and heavy burdens, and Having roamed and played throughout Cape May to bring into freedom and peace of the primitive and RANDALL S. BAUER pure gospel of Christ. Stone Harbor Mennonite: And Governor Gordon (the British gover- Conversations nor of the colony) tells the legislature: (ED NOTE: The author is a Stone Harbor councilman.) (From Page A47) to themselves. are pro-life. So here’s a big lesson from Richards’ If an abortion technique were devel- tirade: Using “anti-abortion” is just like Column Brings Smiles, Fond Memories to Many oped that did not kill the baby, but kept using the n-word. him/her unharmed and apt for adoption, Remember that the next time the topic To The Editor: reference to you, a really Slovenian south Jersey Devil. pro-life folk would not be against it. But of abortion shows up in conversation or in I will be forwarding the above article and Internet besides being misleading, “anti-abortion” the media. I hand out Joe Zelnik's article Gravel Pit Party Foes Entrepreneurs Rescue Operations to Jim Gerhardt and is as demeaning and offensive to those of Against Young, Poor to gravel pit babes and guys over Dennis Malloy of NJ 101.5. us in the pro-life movement as the n-word Firm Donates To ‘Right to Play’ the age of 50. They best represent the “Me People” of The article “C.O.A.H. Ballet” by Al Campbell really hits is to African-Americans. COURT HOUSE — Market America, down Jersey. home to the majority of people in the state of New Jersey Remember, it is the pro-life folks who a product broker and Internet marketing You have already brought smiles and fond memories as well as the majority of states in the union. have the right to say what does and does company, recently announced its partner- to thousands of people, and it is spreading throughout Thousands of families have been ruined by terrible, not deeply offend and harm them, it is ship with gold medal Olympian speed this nation. untrue, unverifi ed, unchecked rotten things said about not up to pro-choice folk to make that skater Joey Cheek as the next champion to Down Jersey is thought to be as far north as you could people. decision. appear on the company’s Isotonix Cham- go in the genteel south. Our gravel pits are without the Devaluation, defl ation are forerunners of economic This principle is why pro-life people pion Blend dietary supplement., gators and poisonous snakes. depression in recession. For most of us, we have a rough use the preferred self-descriptor “pro- In honor of his accomplishments, Market It is diffi cult to dispel the image of New Jersey to most road ahead. choice” and not “anti-life” because they America will also donate a portion of the Americans and people who have heard of New Jersey give the same respect of self-description supplement’s proceeds to ‘Right to Play,’ an around the world. About three weeks ago, I sent a packet MARK SINGER to their opponents that they want applied international youth organization. to the Jewish Community of Slovenia which included a Millville Got An Opinion? Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on a wide range of subjects. Have you an opinion? God Bless America: Will He Bless Us Again? Write it down, sign your name, hometown and phone number for verifi cation. To The Editor: Especially in this violent crazy world the churches should have standing room only as we pray to Him and “God bless America again.” seek how He wants us to live. Years ago this song was composed and sung. Perishable things are our gods and we are stressed out I heard it again today and it made me sad. obtaining them. HEARING LOSS? Will He bless us again? Jesus didn’t come in royal robes and surroundings. He Experience new solutions to old problems, No, I don’t think so. came simply and quietly to show us how to live in love He is the creator of this world, and all that is in it. Have and thank our creator. ALL TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE* we seen a breathtaking sunset, a clear starry night; the I sadly think God will not bless American again. 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EASTERDAY Custom canal does the mayor have to say about the whole JCOW Collegeville, Pa./Wildwood fi ts deeply NOW ONLY situation? in the ear. $ 00 Troiano stated that the violations were a result of By ELECTONE 695 “development happening too fast.” Troiano was on the Chamber Mixer Planned Today JCOW board during the increase in development and he THIS IS ALL YOU WEAR *some at additional cost is a fi re fi ghter, so does he say that he did not once even WILDWOOD — The by Quality Electric and think to suggest that there should be more than one or Greater Wildwood Cham- Neil’s Steak and Chowder CAPE MAY COUNTY HEARING AID DISPENSARY two people to inspect the newer properties? ber of Commerce will hold House. 204 S. MAIN ST. • CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE Finally, his is not an easy job. Troiano has seen Wild- their Holiday Networking wood torn down and built back up. 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609-465-4269. Out of FORD ESCAPE XLT, air, power windows and town will deliver. 2001; V6 3.0 liter, 76554 Auto for Sale- locks, sunroof, duel air- bags, cruise, tilt, spoil- miles, Green. $8,833. Van/Truck/SUV- Call Perry-Egan 609- NISSAN ALTIMA, 1994: er, custom bumper. VAN/TRUCK/SUV $16,900. Call 609-368- 399-0500 JEEP LIBERTY LIMIT- 4 door, power windows, Auto for Sale- auto. As-is. $750. 609- 1314 or 609-368-4327 Van/Truck/Jeep- ED, 2005; 3.7 liter 6 cyl-

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E-mail Rachel Walker at Van/Truck/SUVs- SUPPORT GROUPS [email protected]. BOATING AA and AlAnon Support E-150 WORK VAN, Groups are now forming Road, Marmora. Call 800- Groups: 10 a.m. Classrooms for a Panic & Anxiety Program 344-2666. A and B, ground fl oor, BTMH. 1999: Good condi- BOAT FOR SALE geared to help anyone cope Al-Anon: 11 a.m. Lower Call 463-2367. tion, one owner. 46,000 with these disorders as well Township Recreation Center, Narcotics Anonymous: miles. Cape May Court as agoraphobia. Bayshore Road, Villas. Social Services Building, House area. $4,000. Mondays, noon to 1 p.m. Nicotine Anonymous: routes 9 and 47, Rio Grande, Boat for Sale- Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 p.m. 5:30-6:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Call Van/Truck/SUV- Call 609-465-2668 Call for details, 732-940- Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe, 348-9292.

9658 729-9145 PFlag Group: BTMH. MERCURY MOUN- MCKEE CRAFT 196 Brain Injury Survivor or third Sunday, 3 p.m. Maru- TAINEER, 2004; 4.0 liter Marathon, 2004: Marriage Encounter Caregiver Support Group, chi Room. Call Marjorie at Weekend: Want a new idea second Thursday at Bacharach 861-1848 for more informa- 6 cylinder, 29767 miles, for the prefect present for Institute for Rehabilitation. tion. Beige. $21,995. Call Boat for Sale- 140 Suzuki 4 stroke. 20 your spouse, parents, married Call Nutan Ravani at 856- Kindle Auto Plaza 800- foot. Low hours. Cus- children, friends...how about 589-5797 or Debbie Long at MONDAY, DEC. 18 677-5841 1987 Galaxy 22’6” tom made T-Top with give them a gift of love and 652-7000. togetherness? Give them the Alzheimer Support Narcotics Anonymous: electronics box, rod experience of a World Wide Group: Third Thursday of Every Monday, noon, St Barn- Van/Truck/SUV- Cuddy Cabin: Excellent holders & high output fi shing & ski boat for fam- Marriage Encounter Week- the month, 6:30 p.m. at East- abas-by-the-Bay, 13 W. Bates lights. Custom wind- end. Weekends are available ern Shore Nursing Home and Ave, Villas. 889-3184. SUZUKI GRAND VITA- ily. Ready for the seaon. Hull in excellent condition. screen on front & sides throughout 2007. For more Rehab Center, 1419 Route 9 Overeaters Anonymous: Every Monday, BTMH Con- RA, 2006; 2.7 liter 6 cyl- New 2001 inboard/out- with fabric aft cover. information call 1-800-688- North. Call 609-408-2011. inder, 7391 miles, Tan. 9963 or visit our website at Lymphodema Support ference Room 4 at 7 p.m. Call board 220 HP Mercruiser, Recessed compass in www.mesj.net. Group: third Thursday at 4 463-2367. $18,764. Call Avalon 4.3 mpi, V-6. Motor has console. Garman GPS, p.m. in the Maruchi Room, Al-Anon: 7 p.m. Class- Honda 609-465-8600 85.2 original hours. Top Lowrance fi sh fi nder, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 13 BTMH. rooms A and B, BTMH Call

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Power steering cable, cover seat & backrest. tion. North Cape May. 886-2455. Route 9, Marmora. Confi den- Van/Truck/SUV - dual axle trailer with Surge Built in tackle center in Al-Anon Meetings: A.R.T.S. (Artists Recov- tiality and privacy respected. brakes, power trim meter, console. 80 gallon fuel 5:30 p.m. at St. John of God ering Through The Twelve 675-5698. TOYOTA 4RUNNER engine hour meter, fresh tank (extremely fuel ef- Church, 680 Townbank Road, Steps): 12-step support group North Cape May. for any kind of artist (musi- TUESDAY, DEC. 19 SR5, 2001; Green, water fl ush kit on engine. fi cient). 2 adjustable rod This season - new zincs & Narcotics Anonymous: cians, visual artists, dancers, 90374 miles. $14,864. holders at bow, 4 fi xed Caregiver Support freshly painted bottom. All United Methodist Church of writers, etc.), every Thursday, Call Avalon Honda 609- rod holders in gunwale North Wildwood, Second and 9:15 a.m., Lower Township Group: 1 p.m. fi rst Tues- 465-8600 gauges & lights in working Central avenues, 7:30 p.m. Library Meeting Room, Villas. day in the Maruchi Room at order. Compass & depth boards. 2 live wells. Call 800-992-0401. Call 463-0685. BTMH. Large fi sh box. 2 rod Van/Truck/SUV- fi nder. VHF radio, 12 gal- Caregiver Support Cancer Support Group: 7 GROW: 12-Step Mental lon fresh water supply with lockers (3 rods each). Group: 7:30 p.m. Senior p.m. in Rooom B of Burdette Health Program, 6:30 p.m. NISSAN XTERRA SE, small sink & port-a-potty. Sea Lion single axle Care of Cape May County, Tomlin Memorial Hospital. every Tuesday at 4410 Pa- 2003: V6 3.3 liter, 28744 Added last season: new roller trailer. Excellent 211 S. Main St., Court House, New members welcome. Call cifi c Ave., Wildwood, at the second Wednesday. Call 463-2298 for information. C.A.P.E. Call 523-7100. miles, Black. $15,794. bimini top + dock cover condition. $24,500 or with new snaps. New AM/ 465-8840. Feel free to bring Narcotics Anonymous: Call Perry-Egan 609- best offer. First Baptist Church of Wild- FM cassette radio with 4 your loved ones with you. FRIDAY, Dec. 15 399-0500 12-Step Program – Christ- wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., speakers. Radio in water- centered 12-step recovery Single Moms United 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- Home 609-889-2497 Van/Truck/SUV- proof box. $13,500. Call Cell 609-827-8374 program, every Wednesday at Ministry: Third Friday, Sep- 0401. Frank, Sr., 609-646-2649 7 p.m. Lillian Whitfi eld SDA tember through May 7. 8:30 Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Epis- or Frank, Jr., 609-287- School, Route 9 and Fourth p.m. First Assembly of God copal Church Parish House, TOYOTA SIENNA LE, 7487 Avenue, Court House. Call Church, 1068 Seashore Road, Franklin and Washington 2004; V6 3.3 liter, 59090 James at 729-6726. Cape May. All single moms streets, Cape May.

Find Grief Support Group: welcome. Call 884-2424. Al-Anon: 7:30 p.m. First miles, Silver. $14,686. it in Call Perry-Egan 609- First and third Wednesdays Al-Anon Meeting: North Presbyterian Church, Deca- the at 3 p.m. and fourth Wednes- Wildwood, 8-9 p.m. Commu- tur and Hughes streets, Cape 399-0500 Boat For Sale- day at 7 p.m., Maruchi Room, nity Center, 10th and Central May. Call 800-344-2666. Van/Truck/SUV - BTMH. Call 463-2367. avenues. Contact Mary at Al-Anon: St. Augustine 24’ WELLCRAFT 351 Cardiac Support Group: 523-0304. Church, 13th Street, Ocean CLASSIFIEDS BTMH at 1:30 p.m., fi rst Alzheimers Support City. Meeting in rectory base- SATURN VUE, 2002; Mercruiser I/O, 200 Wednesday, Maruchi Room. Group: 2 p.m., Ocean City ment at 8 p.m. Call 800-344- Silver, 67291 miles. hours on rebuild. Full Call 463-2348. Senior Center. Call 399- 2666. $11,741. Call Avalon canvas enclosure, out- WHICH AD WOULD Stress Management 2099. Weight Watchers: BTMH Honda 609-465-8600 GET riggers, GPS, plotter, YOU CALL? Class for Heart and Lung pa- Narcotics Anonymous: Classrooms A and B. Weigh- tients, third Wednesday at 1 Social Services Building, Rio in 3:30-4:30 p.m.; meeting fi sh fi nder & VHF. 1990 House for Rent 4:30-5 p.m. Fee required. RESULTS $1,400 a month p.m. Fitness Center at BTMH. Grande, routes 9 and 47, 8:30 Sealion trailer. Excellent plus deposits Call 463-2348. p.m. Call 348-9292. Call 463-2367. New mem- Find make condition. $5850. Call Available immediately Adult Children of Al- Al-Anon: 10 a.m. Parish bers welcome. it in your ad Call 609-555-1212 coholics Support Group: House, St. Mary Episcopal Fibromyalgia Support 609-425-0770 OR the meets at BTMH, at 7 p.m. in Church, Third Ave. and 95th Group: BTMH, 7:30 p.m., House for Rent STAND 3 bedroom 2 1/2 bath. Room 5. St., Stone Harbor. Call 800- third Tuesday, Conference Great neighborhood. Heart healthy Informa- 344-2666. Room 3. Call Carol at 465- OUT Close to shopping and the tion Group: BTMH, fi rst Cocaine Anonymous: 2806. TARGET YOUR MARKET TARGET beach. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., meeting every Friday at the Atlantic Cape Fam- CLASSIFIEDS New carpets and paint. Do not wait, won’t last long Maruchi Room. Call 463- First Baptist Church of Wild- ily Support Organization: $1,400 a month plus deposit 2348. wood, 230 E. Maple Ave. at 7 fourth Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 Call 609-555-1212 CMCS (Cape May County p.m. Call 1-866-777-0983 at 303 Court House - S. Den- DON’T FORGET THE DETAILS! Songwriters): support group Healing Rooms of Cape nisville Road, Suite 2, Court for anyone writing original May County: Inter-denomi- House. Call 485-0575, ext. • Imports • Domestics music, last Wednesday at national prayer ministry for 105. 7:15 p.m. Call 463-0685. healing of the sick. Fridays 3- Hepatitis C Support • Automatics Atlantic Cape Family 8 p. m. West entrance of First Group: BTMH, fi rst Tuesday • Standards Support Organization: of- Assembly of God, 1068 Sea- at 7 p.m., Maruchi Room. • 4x4s • Vans • SUVs fers support, education, and shore Rd, North Cape May. Alzheimer’s Support advocacy for parents and No fees. No appointment nec- Group: second Tuesday, 10 • Trucks • Clutches caregivers raising children essary. Call 884-3264. a.m. in The Chapin House, • Axles GET with emotional/behavioral Free Blood Pressure 1042 Rio Grande Ave. • Front Wheel Drives RESULTS challenges. Fourth Wednes- Screening: Today and Dec. Medical Explorers: For day, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Court 15 in the Patient South Lobby, high school students who are make House Church of Christ, Burdette Tomlin Hospital. Call interested in pursuing a ca- your ad 102 East Pacifi c Ave., Court 463-2367. reer in the medical fi eld. Dec. House. Call 609-485-0575, 5 and 19, 7 p.m. in the Maru- STAND ext. 105. SATURDAY, Dec 16 chi Room. Call 463-2367 if Alzheimer’s Support interested. OUT Group: Victoria Commons Narcotics Anonymous: TARGET YOUR MARKET TARGET Assisted Living, fourth First Baptist Church of Wild- Honda Dealer Wednesday of every month wood, 230 E. Maple Ave., Drop Off Point 4-6 p.m., 610 Townbank 7:30 p.m. Call 800-992- Road. N. Cape May 609-898- 0401. For Toys for Tots 0044. Nicotine Anonymous: SWAINTON — Avalon Two Locations $core a BULL$EYE in Free Stress Management 3:30-4:30 p.m., 113 W. Oak Honda, 100 Avalon Blvd., CAPE MAY the CLA$$IFIED$! Class for heart and lung pa- Ave., Wildwood. Call Joe at is a drop off point for Toys COURT HOUSE $ OFF $ OFF tients, today, 1 p.m. in the Fit- 729-9145. for Tots. Most 100. ness Center, Burdette Tomlin S.L.A.A. Meeting: S.L.A.A. The dealership is also • 1 Oyster Road 75. vehicles 609.463.0888 ANY MAJOR INTERNAL Hospital. Call 463-2348. (Sex and Love Addicts Anony- launching its “Driven to CLUTCH JOB AUTOMATIC mous) will hold a new 12-Step Read” program. It will also Hours M-F 8-6, Sat. 8-1 TRANSMISSION REPAIR One coupon per customer. Present THURSDAY, Dec. 14 meeting at 7 p.m. in the Old serve as a collection point at time of sale. Not valid with other One coupon per customer. Present at Court House Building, 11 MARMORA offers. Some restrictions apply. Valid at time of sale. Not valid with other offers. for new and gently read 1 Roosevelt Blvd. CMCH & Marmora locations only. Valid at CMCH & Marmora locations only. Narcotics Anonymous: North Main St. on Saturday Cape May First Presbyterian nights. children’s books as a part of 609.390.0098 NO EXPIRATION DATE! NO EXPIRATION DATE! Church, Decatur and Hughes the inaugural program. Hours M-F 8-6 avenues, 8 p.m. Call 348- SUNDAY, Dec. 17 For further information 9292. on the “Driven to Read” Al-Anon: 8 p.m. Parish Celiac Support Group: program, call 856-912- www.classified.cmcherald.com House, Church of the Resur- 2 p.m., second Sunday 0601 or Avalon Honda, rection, 200 West Tuckahoe at BTMH, Maruchi Room. 465-8600. Herald Newspapers December 13 2006 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A53

2007 Accord Sedan VP 2007 Accord Sedan SE 2.4L 4 cyl fuel injection, air conditioning, anti-lock brakes, front wheel 2006 & 2007 Element 3.0L 6 cyl fuel injection, air conditioning, anti-lock brakes, front wheel drive, power brakes, power steering, power windows, tilt steering wheel. drive, power brakes, power steering, power windows, tilt steering wheel. Stk#7A048383 Model#CM5617EW. MSRP $20,020, T.O.P. $7,884, Stk#7A040947 Model#CM5637EW. MSRP $23,945 T.O.P. $8,604 Residual $10,810, $1,999 down, 219 for 36 months 12k miles/yr. Special APR available Residual $15,515, $1,999 down, 239 for 36 months, 12k miles/yr 3.9% up to 36 months, $219 per month 4.9% 37-60 months. $239 per month

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Lower Township Rotary Celebrates 25th Anniversary of the Parade Lower Cape May Regional High School Marching Band Front

Garden State Dredging and Excavating Goes “Digging in the Snow”

Santa Claus Rides Town Bank Antique Fire Truck at Parade’s End

Color Guard of Richard M. Teitelman School Marching Band

Drum Section of Lower Cape May Regional High School Marching Band

Manger Scene from Calvary Chapel of Cape May

U.S. Coast Guard Rigid Hull Infl atable Boat Decorated for Christmas

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Ford, Lincoln, Mercury Certifi ed 75,000 MILE WARRANTY View our inventory at: www.kindleautoplaza.com 5 to choose from! 2003 FOCUS S/W FORD, 4 dr, Station Wagon, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, ac, d/wipers, tint, r/def, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth 10 sts, dual airbag, VIN#3W232220, STK#205744C, to choose 26,698 mi...... $10,995 2001 F-150 CARGO VAN FORD, 4 dr, Van, 6 cyl, ac, auto, pb, ps, d/wipers, AM/FM stereo cass, tilt, cruise, rads, alloy whls, cloth from! sts, dual airbag, VIN#1HB28665, 2005 GRAND VITARA XLT STK#21871A, 45,168 mi. .... $10,995 SUZUKI, 4 dr, wagon, 4 cyl, 5 spd man, pb, ps, AM/ FM/radio, p/lcks, p/winds, cruise, a/c, r/def, r/wiper, ALL WHEEL 2006 TAURUS spoiler, alloy whls, rads VIN#54100129, STK#6514A, 2003 ELEMENT DRIVE 17,994 mi. HONDA, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/ wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, p/mirr, AM/FM stereo $ cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth 9,995 sts, dual airbag, VIN#3L006218, STK#14905, 48,004 mi...... $15,995 2 to choose from 2006 FOCUS SE FORD, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wipers, tint, r/def, 2003 F-150 SUPER CAB p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Pick up, 8 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wip- bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, ers, tint, r/def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth dual airbag, sts, dual airbag, VIN#6W197297, VIN#3CB06023, STK#14886P, 18,946 mi. $10,995 FORD, 6 cyl, auto, pb, ps, AM/FM/radio, cd, keyless, p/ STK#14876, 43,583 mi. .... $16,995 lcks, p/winds, p/mirr, p/sts, cruise, a/c, r/def, alloy whls, rads, VIN#6A258171, STK#14882P, 11,304 mi. 2002 SPORT EXPLORER 2004 CIVIC FORD, 2 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, ac, HONDA, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wipers, tint, r/ d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/lcks, AM/FM stereo cass, def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, p/sts, p/mirr, AM/FM/ste- tilt, cruise, bucket sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual reo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, $ airbag, VIN#2UC02377, p/mnroof, cloth seats, dual airbag, STK#51930A, VIN#4H549432, 10,995 STK#14894, 38,799 mi...... 72,734 mi...... $9,995 $15,995

2 to choose 2005 SENTRA 2002 SEBRING 2004 ESCAPE XLT 2006 MONTEGO from CHRYSLER, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, ac, d/wipers, FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, ps, auto, pb, NISSAN, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, pb, auto, d/wipers, MERCURY, 4 dr, 6 cyl, ps, pb, auto, ac, d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, tilt, cruise, d/wipers, tint, r/def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, p/mirr, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, tint, r/def, bsm, p/winds, p/dlks, p/sts, p/mirr, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual airbag, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, p/ant, tilt, cruise, bucket/ cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, p/ant, tilt, cruise, VIN#2N215975, sts, rads, alloy whls, p/mnroof, cloth sts, dual airbag, airbag, VIN#5L499373, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, lth int, p/mnrf, dual STK#198181A, VIN#YKB09152, airbag, STK#14879, 43,509 mi. One Owner $9,995 18,112 mi...... $10,995 STK#14917, 21,366 mi...... VIN#6G615890, $16,995 STK#14890P, 10,421 mi.$19,995 2 to CONVERSION choose 2001 TRACKER 2003 RAM VAN from 2004 SEBRING 2004 F-150 GEO, 4 dr, 4x4, Wagon, 6 cyl, ac, p/s, auto, pb, DODGE, 4 dr, Wagon, Van, 8 cyl, ac, ps, pb, auto, CHRYSLER, 4 dr, 4 cyl, ps, auto, pb, d/wipers, tint, FORD, 4 dr, 4x4, Pick-up, 8 cyl, auto, pb, ps, d/ wipers, d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo d/wipers, tint, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, p/winds, p/dlks, AM/FM/stereo cass, CD, tilt, cruise, tint, p/winds, p/lcks, AM/FM radio cass, CD, tilt, cc, cass, CD, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, tilt, cruise, bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual bucket/sts, rads, alloy whls, dual airbag, bucket sts, rads, alloy whls, cloth sts, dual airbag, cloth seats, dual airbag, airbag, VIN#3K517555, VIN#4W382834, VIN#4KA02716, VIN#16918277, STK#91748B, STK#14873, 40,126 mi...... STK#14836, 20,182 mi. ....$18,995 STK#732021A, 75,472 mi. $6,995 31,110 mi...... $12,995 $8,995

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