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Herald NEWS DI GESTS Plan 21st Reunion WHITESBORO — Community members are urged to “Come Together in Unity” at ALWAYS the 21st Annual Whitesboro Reunion Festi- AVAILABLE val for A Vision Of Whitesboro: Past, Pres- ONLINE ent and Future. Gather with family, friends and neighbors for food and fond memories at Index...See Page A3 Martin Luther King Jr. Center, 207 W. Main St. Sept. 4, 5, and 6. Friday, free outdoor family movie night snacks sold 8:30-10 p.m. t Saturday, Reunion program and entertainment, 1-6 p.m. Sunday, Worship Services and Gospel Festival, 11a.m.- 4 p.m. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE SEAWAVE CORP. Vol. 45 No. 35 Copyright 2009 Seawave Corp. All rights reserved. September 2, 2009 1508 Route 47, Rio Grande NJ 08242-1402 (Page A6 Please) Recall Fever On Deck Spreads West, Jane Seymour appearing in Targets Three Stone Harbor. By LAUREN SUIT See the rest of the story inside WEST WILDWOOD — The City of Wild- on page B1. wood isn’t the only small town on the Five Mile Beach dealing with political unrest and a recall effort to oust elected offi cials. Not to be outdone by its neighboring mu- ONLINE nicipality, the Borough of West Wildwood, a bayside community with a total area of 0.3 ACTIVITY square miles and whose welcome sign touts Past 7 Days “small town charm,” is involved in a recall to www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com remove all three commissioners. MOST POPULAR ARTICLES: Ballots for three commissioners in this borough’s election were cast in May 2008, but Two Win $333M Mega Millions Jackpot Jack Fichter Posted: Thu, 08/20/2009 - 5:22pm The surf was up in Cape May at Stockton Beach Aug. 29 as Tropical Depression Danny instead of working together in the past year, 5610 reads, 5 Comments passed well offshore. While swimmers were kept from the ocean, surfers had a fi eld it seems the division in the town has only day while Jerry Blavat entertained on the beach. grown wider. Swimmer Pulled Unresponsive From Standing-room-only crowds at public meet- Ocean City Waters Dies ings, raised voices and a divide between neigh- Posted: Mon, 08/24/2009 - 4:43pm bors turned political supporters is a frequent 4404 reads, 1 Comments Mayor: Cape May’s Convention Hall, scene at monthly commission meetings. On July 24, residents Robert Feltwell, Jac- POLL RESULTS: Open in ’11, to Expand Tourist Niche quelyn Ferentz and William Null fi led notices Will Route 55 ever be extended from its of intent to recall Mayor Herbert Frederick and terminus in Port Elizabeth, Cumberland By JACK FICHTER Tourism and Hospitality to manage Cape May’s Commissioner Gerald McNamara with Borough County into Cape May County? future Convention Hall and coordinate tourism Clerk Dorothy Tomlin. No - 65%, Yes, within 10 years - 19%, CAPE MAY — Opening date for the city’s promotion for the seaside town. (Page A14 Please) Yes, within 20 years - 15% new Convention Hall will likely be in early He told the Herald the city hoped to receive 2011, not in Fall 2010 as predicted. a Coastal Area Facility Review Act (CAFRA) MOST ACTIVE SPOUT OFF THREADS: Mayor Edward J. Mahaney Jr. met with the permit from the state Department of Environ- Resign? No Way! Kennedy kicks the bucket city’s Tourism Commission Aug. 26 to discuss ment Protection (DEP) within 30 days. No 1331 Views, 41 replies an agreement with Temple University School of (Page A6 Please) Recall Forwarded Medicare To Be Cut 500 Billion Dollars 1314 views, 66 replies Cape May Refuge Marks Milestones To Appeals Court By LAUREN SUIT diverse, unique habitats that provide home to By LAUREN SUIT Child Fatalities many threatened and endangered species from TWO MILE LANDING — Cape May National horseshoe crabs to thousands of shorebirds like WILDWOOD — Circle Dec. 8 in pencil — Get State Review, Wildlife Refuge celebrated its 20th anniversary the Red Knot. not ink — for now. as well as the Refuge’s Two Mile Beach Unit’s “The Cape May peninsula is the number two Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. and Commissioner Two in County 10th anniversary Aug. 25. place for migratory birds in North America,” Bill Davenport won’t resign. Instead, they will Refuge Manager Howard Schlegel said said Schlegel. “So where else should we have fi le for an appeals court to cancel a recall vote By JOE HART the “timing is just perfect” for the two mile- a refuge?” scheduled for that day in December. stones. Ten years ago, the refuge acquired 510 acres Troiano has maintained that he’s “done TRENTON — A recently released report The Cape May Refuge is globally signifi cant of beachfront, tidal ponds and maritime forest nothing wrong to be recalled” and expects to detailing the state’s review of child fatalities for several reasons, primarily because of its (Page A6 Please) fi le for an appeal in the next few days. found two such deaths in Cape May County out The appeal is the latest chapter in the recall of a total of 181 throughout New Jersey. One COWCO Minus Two as Crest Departs saga, which formed last year against Troiano of the deaths in this county was described as and Davenport, largely as a reaction to Wild- a “sudden unexplained death” that occurred By LAUREN SUIT provide notice of intent on or before Aug. 31, wood’s high tax rate and budget issues. in Villas. 2009. The agreement would then be dissolved The two petitions, one for each commis- The Child Fatality and Near Fatality Review WILDWOOD CREST — Borough Commis- at the end of the year. sioner, were submitted in May but fell short of Board Annual Report for 2008 discusses deaths sioners unanimously approved withdrawal “The governing body is very supportive of the necessary 697 signatures apiece, following of minors reviewed that year although most of from the Construction Offi ce of the Wildwoods efforts to consolidate or share services island- a series of disqualifi cations of signatures. the deaths occurred in 2007. The report was on Aug. 27. wide, but at the same time our commissioners A trial resulted. Both sides challenged the released on Aug. 24. Commonly known as COWCO, the govern- feel the best interest of the residents, taxpayers, validity of dozens of signatures, as well as how Although the local impact was not large in ing body notifi ed the entity that they will be developers and contractors and the Wildwood they were collected, counted and sometimes terms of numbers, “the death of a child is a looking to drop the shared service by year’s Crest community as a whole will be best served disqualifi ed. tragic loss to families, friends and communi- end. by having a construction offi ce situated within Superior Court Judge Raymond Batten, who ties,” the report states. “Fatalities and near North Wildwood made a similar decision at (Page A6 Please) (Page A14 Please) fatalities of children stir within us strong last month’s council meeting. emotions and reactions as we struggle to As part of the interlocal service agreement, (Page A7 Please) any party that wishes to withdraw has to Mounted Patrol Draws Fans, Criticism By AL CAMPBELL Beyel, Ralph Sheets and Desiderio. “They attracted more attention in fi ve min- SWAINTON — In jest, Freeholder Leonard utes than I could in an hour and half,” joked Desiderio seemed a bit envious of the coun- Desiderio, as freeholders made remarks. ty Sheriff’s newly instituted It seemed a coup for Sheriff mounted patrol. Gary Schaffer and his depart- At a media event to intro- ment, but it was bittersweet. duce Chief Warrant Officer Once the news of the mounted Joseph Beisel and his steed, patrol was posted earlier on Dodge, latest addition at the the Herald’s Web site, criti- County Park and Zoo on Aug. cisms grew about Beisel’s hir- 25, the duo became an instant ing and the sheriff’s operation attraction. of the department. Children and adoring par- For that reason, Schaffer ents rushed to touch Dodge, made it a point, at the press snap photos of the horse and Al Campbell conference, to note about rider, and chat with Beisel, CWO Joseph Beisel and funding and personnel. Dodge with young fans. Leslie Truluck a part-time employee of the “A few security positions Stone Harbor’s Merchants Day Sale brought crowds of thrifty shoppers seeking deals Sheriff’s Offi ce, and retired Ocean City police were eliminated through retirements and not Aug. 29. See more photos on page A39. captain. They ignored Freeholders Daniel (Page A4 Please) A2 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009

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The picnic u Trusted This past February, the echoed this sentiment. lunch will be served be- BUYING Philadelphia Police Depart- “We value our team tween noon and 2 p.m. u Safe ment lost another one of members,” says Beckson, Look forward to hamburg- u Competitive Prices I.D. Required its heroes. 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John’s sister, Lauren has pact of the tragic killing of the John Pawlowski Family moreyspiers.com, in the Bayshore Rd. & Greenwood Ave., Villas • 886-6563 been a Morey’s Piers associ- John Pawlowski seemed to Trust and the Philadelphia “fundraisers” section under ate since 2004, initially as a stretch into the far corners FOP Lodge #5 Survivors “Group Events.” Upon ar- seasonal employee, but after of this county and people Fund. A total of $31 from rival simply exchange your her graduation from Penn wanted to show their sup- each ticket sold will be ded- picnic voucher for a wrist- State University is now as port for the family and do icated to the fundraiser and band at the welcome tent a full time member of the something to help. will be split evenly between near the entrance of Mari- team as a corporate sales The picnic, she said, the two benefi ciaries. ner’s Landing at Schellenger executive. comes at a time when a lot Beckson said that when Avenue and the Boardwalk. She lives in Wildwood of visitors from Philadelphia the family was first ap- Check-in time is between and her family frequently may be in the area and locals proached about the fund- 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. visits the county and partici- may be able to take some raiser, they were adamant Parts of this story were pates in many local events. time off for a good cause. that the FOP Survivor’s fi rst published at capemay- “When one of our team The fundraising event Fund received fi fty percent countyherald.com Local Boxer’s Second Bout Set on Tribute Card By JOE HART lighted by a 2007 National Ave., North Wildwood and Collegiate Championship ask for Conn McMullan. ATLANTIC CITY — Fight at Lock Haven University, Mercado sold about 150 number two is set for a local won his initial pro fi ght in tickets to the fi rst bout and welterweight who won his a unanimous four-round those who attended were fi rst pro bout last month. decision over Philly boxer thrilled by an exciting fi ght Lower Cape May Re- Terrell Boggs. That match night. Those who make it gional High School alum also took place at Bally’s on this time are sure not to be Josh Mercado will battle Aug. 8. disappointed. Allentown, Pa. native Joel Conn McMullan, Merca- The main event for Nieves in the Pennsylvania do’s trainer, said his fi ghter “Night of Thunder: A Trib- boxer’s professional debut. started training again right ute to Arturo Gatti” features The scheduled four-round after his debut. Philadelphia’s undefeated fi ght will take place on Sept. “Josh is still in great super bantamweight Teon TM 19 at Bally’s Atlantic City shape working out and run- JOSH MERCADO Kennedy versus West Afri- in a tribute card to Arturo ning regularly,” McMullan can champion Lante Addy, Gatti, a recently deceased told the Herald. “He’s also takes Mercado to Atlantic of Accra, Ghana. Other boxer who thrilled Bally’s been sparring with me but City to train with seasoned matches on the card in- ISHERMAN S HARF APE AY fight fans on many occa- he needs something more boxers. McMullan knew his clude: Anthony Flores, of F ’ W , C M sions. than that.” boxer was ready last month Philadelphia, in a six-round Mercado, who had an ex- McMullan, a former pro because he was “holding Super Featherweight bout cellent amateur career high- fi ghter from Ireland, often his own” with more expe- against Victor Valenzuela, of 609-884-3064 rienced fi ghters. Passaic; Atlantic City fi ghter According to his trainer Alfred Kinsey in a six- round Sharieffe Parks, Nieves is an Light Heavyweight fight www.thelobsterhouse.com aggressive boxer who hits against Philadelphia’s Gar- hard and is in great shape. rett Wilson; and several His home ring is in the Beth- other matches featuring FISH MARKET lehem Boxing Gym. local fi ghters. Most of Nieves’ ama- “Bally’s is very pleased teur fi ghts have taken place to participate in this spe- in his native Puerto Rico cial night of boxing featur- Prices Effective 9/4-9/6 where he also trained as a ing a ‘Tribute to Arturo kickboxer, Parks said. Gatti’. Bally’s and Caesars McMullan said it would sponsored the majority of be tough to prepare for the Arturo’s fi ghts in Atlantic Cooked Shrimp Nieves fi ght since little is City,” said Ken Condon, $ known of the boxer. sports and entertainment (U-Peel) ...... 7.95 lb. “But since Josh has been consultant for Harrah’s En- working so hard and looked tertainment. “It is time we Al Campbell so good in his fi rst fi ght, I acknowledge Arturo for $ Rev. Patricia Anderson, white hat, joins with oth- like his chances,” McMul- not only his Championship Raw Bar Crab Soup. . 4.95 pt. ers Aug. 29 in the eighth annual C.U.R.T. Prayer lan said. boxing ability but also his Walk to lay hands on and pray at Middle Township As in Mercado’s first tremendous support of the Schools Administration Building, 216 S. Main St., fi ght, anyone interested in Atlantic City community.” Court House. 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Entertainment Shopping, Automotive...... A 3 4 Linda Gentile & Dining, The Jersey Shore Pops Recreation www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/shoreguidewww.CapeMayCountyHerald.com/shoreguide pg. BB77 Births ...... A 1 0 Meanwhile, Kasler volunteered himself into his third war in Vietnam, where in June of 1966 he planned and led the first authorized attack against Hanoi’s huge AirFest Broadway star of petroleum, oil, and lubricants facility. For that highly dangerous and very successful mission, Kasler received his first award of the Air Force Cross. Business ...... A 1 8 has plane rides, Billy Joel musical Kasler’s second award of the AFC was earned one month later when he was shot to appear at Middle’s down by ground fire during a valiant, self- authors, more less attempt to cover his wingman, who was also shot down by ground fire. Please See Page A31 Performing Arts Center For his incredible resistance under Broiled or Fried Naval Air Station Wildwood torture in Hanoi, Kasler received an unprecedented third award of the Air Force Classified ...... A 2 4 Aviation Museum hosts AirFest Cross. Byler is a retired public school English teacher. In addition to a bachelor’s de- and The Wings of Freedom gree, he has also earned two master’s de- grees. Among his publications are a num- Tour Sept. 4 through 7. ber of magazine and journal articles, plus one novel, After Nam: a Police Story. The event includes music, food, ven- Jack Elliott wrote a general aviation col- Dining & Entertainment .On Deck dors, exhibits and much more. Stop by The P-51 Mustang was the Allies’ most advanced fighter in WWII. umn for the Sunday Star-Ledger in New- NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum to expe- ark, the state’s largest newspaper, for rience this “living history” event. more than 38 years, from 1963 through Famous WWII aircraft will be visiting 2001. No other newspaper aviation col- Cape May County and historic Hangar #1 umn ever ran for that long. for four days. In the course of those years his work The tour will feature the P-51 Mustang, won dozens of awards, including seven B-17 Flying Fortress and B-24 Liberator. national awards. He received three jour- Fishing ...... A 1 7 The public will be given an opportunity nalism awards from the NBAA (National to view, explore and even take a flight in Business Aviation Association) in 1973, Lobster Tail, Crab Cake & these historic aircraft. 1976, and 1996. Separate fees are required for fighter Over the years, his work has appeared and bomber tours and flight experiences. in dozens of aviation publications. For flight reservations and tour informa- Elliott, who holds a commercial license tion call 800-568-8924. with instrument, glider and seaplane Also appearing will be several authors, ratings, had been flying for more than Movies ...... A 1 7 among which are Charles L. Byler and 52 years when he grounded himself in Jack Elliott 2006. Byler is co-author of Tempered Steel, The column which he wrote for the the biography of Colonel James Kasler, a Star-Ledger consisted of a wide variety of three-war veteran, jet ace, Vietnam POW, human interest aviation stories, The best and the only person with three awards of of these stories has been published in $ the Air Force Cross. a book titled, Adventures in Flying, tales He is an Air Force veteran, having encompassing suspense, adventure, Obituaries...... A35 served from 1963-1966 as an F-105 compassion, history, inspiration, and hu- weapons loader assigned to 36th Tacti- The B-17 Flying Fortress and the B-24 Liberator will be at the NASW AirFest. mor. cal Fighter Wing, Bitburg, Germany. The book has been highly acclaimed by In June of 1965 he served under the many of aviation’s top personalities. command of Colonel James Kasler dur- Weekly Features Both authors will be on hand signing ing a NATO tactical weapons competi- copies of their book. Shrimp Platter...... 12.95 tion held at Chaumont, France. In April of THE GRID B22-B23 • Fishing Line B30 Naval Air Station Wildwood is at the 1966, Byler’s tour of duty ended and he Cape May Airport, just off Breakwater Opinion...... A 3 6 returned to college. Dining B24 - B28 Calendar B13 Road in Erma.

Jane Seymour has devoted much of her meet-and-greet receptions held each Award-Winning Actress and Artist art career to helping others, by partner- night from 7-10 p.m.. ing with nationally recognized charities, If you’s like to attend, please RSVP to such as The American Red Cross and The the Gallery at 609-368-7777. Jane Seymour returns to Stone Harbor Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. Ocean Galleries is located at 9618 Real Estate ...... A 3 1 Seymour will be on hand for special Third Ave., Stone Harbor. Ocean children, beach land- Galleries in scapes and floral bou- Served with French Fries or Baked Potato & Cole Slaw

Stone Har- quets. bor will wrap The Emmy and Golden What’s On Deck up the sum- Globe Award-winning ac- after Labor Day mer season tress has a deep passion Even though summer is ending, there Friday, Sept. 18- Sunday, Sept. 20 in style this for art that began during are still plenty of reasons to keep coming Religion ...... A 2 3 Wings and Water Festival, Wetlands In- Labor Day her childhood, and con- to Cape May County. Visit our new site to get the latest stitute, Stone Harbor. Weekend with The Art of tinued through young Here’s just a sample of fall events at Jane Seymour. Seymour’s adulthood. Seymour re- the cape. Check out our “What’s On Deck” Saturday, Sept. 19 unique collection will be turned to painting dur- section inside for a full listing. on display and available for ing times of tremendous NJ State Firemen’s Parade, Wildwood. purchase Friday, Sept. 4 adversity. Friday, Sept. 11-Sunday, Sept. 13 Ocean City Airport Festival. through Sunday, Sept. 6. “I really didn’t take Surf Fishing Tournament, North Wild- This year’s exhibit is painting up seriously wood. Sports...... A 1 6 one of the most extensive until about 18 years ago, Saturday, Sept. 19-Sunday, Sept. 20 Ocean City Boardwalk Fall Family Fun- shows ever, and will feature nearly 100 when I went through a terrible divorce in Roar to the Shore Motorcycle Rally, fest. • News • Property Transfers original and limited edition pieces of art, which I lost all my money. It was just a Wildwoods. from watercolor to acrylic creations. terrible, terrible time. Saturday, Sept. 19-Thursday, Sept. New this year will be artwork that is the “Instead of going into a deep, dark Street Rod Weekend, Ocean City. signature of her Open Heart Collection, tunnel of depression, which is definitely 24 Cape May Food and Wine Festival. including a “Peace, Love and Open Heart” where I would have headed, I was kind of Saturday, Sept. 12 watercolor and “Open Heart” sculpture. brought into this Zen-like state painting Mummers String Band and Strutters Spout Off ...... A 2 0 Other popular themes are mothers with watercolors,” Ms. Seymour reflects. Contest, North Wildwood. continued on page B3 • Classifi eds Tides ...... See On Deck Appetizer Special They’ll be flying • Dining, Entertainment, Recreation What's Cooking? ...... A 8 high at the Aviation & Shopping at your fi ngertips 24/7 What's On Deck $ Museum. "Calendar" ...... See On Deck Clams Casino ...... 7.95 w Avalon plans an eco-fair...... Page A8 w Our Lady Star of the Sea School exceeds student goal...... Page A9 w Cape May needs a marketing plan...... Page A10 Call ahead and we’ll have it waiting for you! A4 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Mounted Patrol Your Import Store At The Shore (From Page A1) mobility enable them to deal quickly with • I guess being the sheriff means doing replacing positions. I am working with our freeholders disturbances and traffi c problems,” Schaf- whatever you want to do and hire whom- trying to downsize without affecting necessary services. It fer stated. ever you want. was my decision to add to the zoo and park another sworn Because of that high position, such units • You have got to be kidding me. law enforcement offi cer with arrest powers that security are useful at special events, concerts at • Sure a golf cart would be more cost personnel presently do not have,” Schaffer said. the park, sports events, parades, for police effective for patrols in the county park BURKE agency requests and as crowd control after but the tourists won’t have a soft nose to The sheriff added that a departmental saving of “over $100,000” was achieved through a combination of bar closings for larger events (such as the pat and they would not have road apples services. Irish Festival) when requested, Schaffer to step in from a golf cart. Oh wait, the Part of the savings, he said, resulted from the reduc- added. department then can hire a clean up crew MOTOR tion of personnel costs “by slowly changing the rank to “This new unit of the Sheriff’s Depart- for the horse. Anyone need a job with ben- offi cer ratio.” ment will have a positive impact on our efi ts? The road apples then can be recycled He added that, compared to last year, departmental County Park and Zoo as well as enhance to make the grass grow to feed the horse. overtime has been reduced while at the same time security efforts,” said Freeholder Director They need a lot of grass to feed a horse. increasing services “as a support agency to our local daniel Beyel. “Additionally, the offi cer and More wasteful spending. GROUP municipalities.” the horse have become very popular with • I am just curious, did this guy take the Those services include night patrols by Sheriff’s Offi cers our visitors, often being asked to pose for Civil Service test? I thought to be a Sheriff’s and K-9 unit personnel in such places as North Wildwood a photo,” he added. Department employee you needed to take and Sea Isle City. Another reason for the mounted patrol, the Civil Service test. I guess being the Schaffer also cited costs associated with Dodge that said the sheriff, “The unit is able to get sheriff means doing whatever you want to would be “minimal” since the horse would be “main- to areas that vehicles and bicycle patrols do and hire whomever you want. So when I CHEVY tained and housed at the zoo.” are unable to access. The mounted unit turn 60 and retire can I come work for the CADILLAC He noted that the zoo has two “of the best veterinarian is just a natural fi t unto the County Park Sheriff’s Department? I suppose retirement doctors around. One actually specializes in horses. This and Zoo.” from a law enforcement agency qualifi es PONTIAC animal will receive the fi nest of care,” said the sheriff. Our online readers’ comments in- you. It’s okay, sheriff rules are meant to Schaffer also defended the hiring of Beisel. clude: be broken. A part-time employee, Beisel, who has 15 years ex- • How amazing that someone has been • What a waste of tax dollars! Specializing In perience working with horses,” said Schaffer, will get hired in the county when I have heard Parts of this story were fi rst published no county benefi ts, and his time may vary depending on over and over there is a hiring freeze in at capemaycountyherald.com the weather. the county. Guess it is who you know! Contact Campbell at (609) 886-8600 09 Cadillac STS V6 At present, Schaffer said the mounted patrol would be How sad! Ext 28 or at: [email protected] in the park and zoo on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays ’ * through November. $ News Digests lice reported TD Bank Corporate Security 38,672 A graduate of the FBI National Academy, Beisel oversaw (From Page A1) the Ocean City Police Department’s Detective Division. and Investigations alerted them of missing >(: money orders taken from the Court House He was the offi cer in charge of the Internal Affairs Labor Day Deadlines Unit there, is a polygraph operator and member of the branch. State Police and Middle Town- 56> RIO GRANDE — Labor Day’s almost ship Police Department’s Major Crime SWAT Team. Beisel is a fi rearms instructor and Police Training Com- here. To allow employees to enjoy the Unit conducted an investigation which mission Certifi ed Range Master. long holiday weekend, Herald offi ces will led to the arrest of Brandon Edwards, 20, Black IceIce, 6 cylcyl., 33.6 6 fuel injecinjec., autoauto., AWDAWD, 4dr sdnsdn, a/a/c sts, On*Star System, p/steer- “On top of that Chief Beisel can ride a horse,” added be closed Sept. 5, 6, and 7. Deadlines of Middle Township, a bank employee, ing, dual p/seats, p/dl, p/w, kylss entry, homelnk sys, tilt, cruise, Bose st. sys, xm will occur sooner than normal for the charged with theft and conspiracy to com- satellite, cd changer, ABS anti-lock brakes, *does not include tax, dmv fee or doc fee. Schaffer. Finance terms available. VIN 1G6DA67V990141605, Stock Number 944G, 5,923 Mi. When not riding Dodge, Schaffer said Beisel’s talents Sept. 9 edition. Today, display advertis- mit theft. Ella-Marie Moore, 19, of Middle would be utilized to lead internal affairs investigations, ing and editorial deadline at 5 p.m. Legal Township. Brittney Racz, 19, of Dennis and as a general investigator for the Sheriff’s Offi ce. advertising, also today at noon. Classifi ed Township. Devon Moss, 22, of Vineland. 09 Chevrolet ImpaImpalal LT “In the near future, I will be losing an investigator and display ads, tomorrow at 5 p.m. Classifi ed ’ plan to replace him with a Sheriff’s Offi cer. So anticipating ads, Friday at 10 a.m. Have a safe holiday. Investigate Fire * Buckle up. Don’t drink and drive. $ the future, I am getting a lot of bang for the buck here,” WHITESBORO — An early morn- 21,900 said Schaffer. Allege Money Order Theft ing house fi re at 2400 Route 9 is under As one of the unit’s attributes, Schaffer noted that investigation by Cape May County Fire Beisel, riding tall in the saddle, “makes him six times COURT HOUSE — Four persons, Marshal. Rio Grande fi refi ghters were dis- more visible, and helps to spot and deter certain types including a bank teller, were arrested patched to the scene shortly after 3 a.m. of crime.” by Middle Township police on Aug. 27, yesterday. The structure is listed for sale. White, 6cyl, 4 dr., sedan, 3.5 Fuel Injected, Homelink System, p/sunroof, p/dl, p/ext. “There is something more a mounted unit offers. with cooperation of N.J. State Police from No injuries were reported. mirr, dual airbags, traction control, CD, tilt, dual climate zones, rec. seats, fold down The offi cer and horse provide a sense of protection to Bridgeton Barracks, for theft of about rear seating, tire pressure monitoring, dual p/seats, AM/FM, ABS, cc, leather, aux audio the citizens making use of public areas. On the streets, $20,000 worth of money orders from the (Page A6 Please) input-MP3, heated sts, p/b, p/s, 12V front power outlet. VIN. 2G1WT57K091132613, the mounted patrol offi cer’s high position, visibility and TD Bank, 1068 Route 9 North here. Po- Stock number 960G, 17,025 07 GMC Yukon SLE SUV 4x4 Stockton Lease of DEP’s Ponderlodge Pending ’ * By LESLIE TRULUCK the college will begin work, $ Altier said. 34,895 VILLAS — Within com- The lease agreement also ing weeks, Richard Stock- requires federal govern- ton College of New Jersey ment approval, he added. will gain a Right of Entry to DEP and Stockton signed the 12.2 acres it is leasing a memorandum of agree- from the state Department ment Aug. 5, which states Onyx Black, 8 cyl. 5.3 Fuel Injected, Automatic, a/c, 4WD or AWD, AM/FM, DVD, of Environmental Protec- “NJDEP agrees to work CD, Bose Stereo Sys., On*Star, PW, PM, PB, PS, Dual Air Bags, cruise contrl, keyless tion (DEP) at Villas Wildlife closely with Stockton with entry, *does not include tax, dmv fee or doc fee. Finance terms available. VIN 1GKFK13027R359270, Stock Number 988G, 15,750 Mi. Management Area to create the objective of executing an environmental educa- a 20-year lease.” tion center. Stockton agreed to pro- 09 Chevy Cobalt LT Stockton is finalizing vide shared classroom/ ’ * a lease agreement with auditorium and offi ce space $ DEP to lease an area that for use by the DEP’s Divi- 16,900 includes the Ponderlodge sion of Fish and Wildlife for structure and three smaller environmental education. buildings. “Stockton acknowledges “We’re in it for the long that all structures in the run and have set aside proposed lease area will require substantial capital Black, 4 cyl., 2.2 fuel injec., auto, 4dr, a/c, On*Star System, p/steering, p/seats, funds to make sure it’s Facilities and surrounding areas on Ponderlodge site that Department of Envi- improvements to be used p/b, p/dl, p/w, cruise, am/fm st. radio, cd, tilt, anti-lock brakes, keyless entry, dual successful. There will be ronmental Protection is offering to lease to Richard Stockton College of New air bags, *does not include tax, dmv fee or doc fee. Finance terms available. VIN by the public and that any an ongoing relationship Jersey. Total size of leasable area is 12.2-acres. 1G1AT58H397165427, Stock Number 913G, 13,716 Mi. with a lot of interaction such improvements will and feedback,” said Stock- be made by Stockton, not 08 Ford Taurus Limited ton President Dr. Herman NJDEP,” the agreement public. No part of the lakeshore is branch college campus, Saatkamp Jr. states. Lower Township Tax- in the lease area, therefore but will offer a variety of ’ $ * Stockton administration, Public restrooms are in- payer Association President fi shing could be permitted courses, he said. 17,878 DEP offi cials, First District cluded in the agreement. Janet Pitts requested the at all points. “We see [Ponderlodge] Legislature and township It notes three houses on township be represented He said golf-cart paths as a long-range site for >(: representatives held an the property are uninhab- in the satellite campus’s would remain intact to sustainability studies,” said information session Aug. itable and require utility name. offer handicap-accessible Dr. Dennis Weiss, Dean of 56> 25 concerning the future upgrades. DEP Assistant Commis- trails. Natural Science and Math-

of the property. Altier said the three sioner Amy Cradic said “The site has tremen- ematics. Once the college gains houses would be renovated the Ponderlodge project is dous potential to be part of “Having Stockton come Silver Birch Clearcoat Metallic, 4 dr. Sedan, 6cyl., auto, 3.5 fuel injected, pwr adj ped- in line with DEP goals and botanical studies and a site to this town will change it als, p/dl, p/w, ABS, am/fm st. radio, cass, cc, alloy wheels, keyless entry, dual air bags, the Right of Entry, it will first because faculty and chld sfty lcks, tilt, ac, recl. seats, p/s, p/b, VIN 1FAHP25W78G115176, Stock Number contract a security pro- programs could be imple- overall mission of habitat for energy sustainability for the better, in concrete 8056K, 31,179 MI. vider, install surveillance, mented there quickly. Plans restoration, public access studies,” said Dr. David and abstract ways,” Mayor seal structures and add include having faculty live and education. Carr, college executive Michael Beck said. gates, said Matthew Altier in one building and using Those walking through vice-president. He said it could instill a Exit 10 GSP, the college’s vice presi- the other buildings as learn- the area may notice blue Carr said the site could sense of community pride. dent of administration and ing centers. tags, which represent tree offer environmental cer- “We’ll be a college Cape May Court House fi nance. Public concerns included plantings as part of a re- tifi cate programs to bolster town.” Over the next few traffi c control, water/sewer forestation effort, Fish and ecotourism and it could This story was fi rst pub- months, the college will plans, use of township Wildlife Director David provide counseling ser- lished at www.capemay- 609-465-6000 put together plans for reno- police and fi re resources, Chanda said. vices for small businesses countyherald.com. vations. Once the lease creating buffer zone from The freshwater pond will interested in eco-friendly Contact Truluck at (609) 1-800-343-2757 is finalized, which could residences, beatification be stocked with trout for practices. 886-8600 ext. 24 or at: BURKEMOTORGROUP.COM take two to six months, and access for the general fi shing next spring, he said. It will not be a full- [email protected] Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A5

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© Herald Newspapers 2009 © Herald Newspapers “Find It At Find’s” A6 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Convention Hall Refuge (From Page A1) (From Page A1) demolition or construction will begin until permits are at the south end of Wildwood Crest creating the Two-Mile received. Beach Unit, which has proven to be critical habitat for the He said CAFRA permits generally take six to 12 months federally listed piping plover, the state endangered least to receive approval from time of application. The city tern and American black duck. The refuge is seeking to submitted its application April 8, and has been working acquire an additional 10,320 acres to expand the lands diligently with DEP, said Mahaney to 21,820 acres in Cape May County. He said the size of the facility’s catering kitchen has Schlegel also thanked a dedicated group of volunteers been doubled and the restaurant within the hall has been for their hours of service. He noted that since 2002, when expanded to make it more attractive to potential operators. there was just one volunteer, the number grew to 90. The increased catering kitchen and restaurant space was “Without you we wouldn’t be able to do half of what found by relocating storage space. we do now,” he said, noting that there is just a paid staff Mahaney said the main hall would accommodate 1,151 of fi ve. seats with a soundproof partition to divide the room in half The celebration included the dedication of the newly Photos By Lauren Suit to allow simultaneous events. Three community rooms will completed fi rst phase of a boardwalk marsh trail. The Visitors take the fi rst stroll along of the newly completed fi rst phase of a board- be located on the second fl oor, one room with a capacity for entire project is expected to be 2,000-foot trail with walk marsh trail on Aug. 25. Approximately 500 feet of the boardwalk and a 75 persons and two others with a capacity of 60 persons. viewing platforms. Currently approximately 500 feet of viewing platform has been completed that provides opportunities for birders, Three retail stores will occupy the front of the hall. Ma- the boardwalk and a viewing platform has been completed photographers and wildlife observers to enjoy the variety of marsh birds and haney said the city would seek a type of retail not already that provides opportunities for birders, photographers and waterfowl throughout the year. in operation in that area. wildlife observers to enjoy the variety of marsh birds and Additional restrooms have been added to the hall design, waterfowl throughout the year. COWCO he said. Schlegel said the boardwalk was made with recycled (From Page A1) Wildwood, were identifi ed as having been The building will be heated and cooled by a geothermal plastic lumber and has a low profi le in order to limit the our own administrative operations,” said constructed in violation of building codes system which should pay for itself within seven years level of disturbance to wildlife. Borough Administrator Kevin Yecco in a after an audit by the state Department of through energy savings, said Mahaney. Otherwise, the Schlegel and proponents of the refuge also thanked U.S. press release. Community Affairs. building remains as voters approved it, he said. Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-2nd) for his efforts to expand “Our governing body believes a self- JCOW was responsible for inspecting, Mahaney said opening the hall should expand Cape the refuge. In June, LoBiondo secured $2 million for the contained construction code offi ce in the and issuing Certifi cates of Occupancy for, May’s tourist niche. Cape May National Wildlife Refuge and $1.1 million for borough will assist with better coordina- the structures. New opportunities for the hall would include one to the Edwin B. Forsythe Refuge for further land acquisition tion of planning and zoning issues, can When the old offi ce disbanded, Wild- three-day conventions, mainly educational, training ses- at each respective location. provide a greater presence outside of wood took over the new shared service as sions and small group planning sessions, which the city Earlier this year, LoBiondo secured $1.5 million for Su- normal business hours and can be more lead agency and currently handles person- could not previously accommodate, trade and exhibition pawna in Salem County as part of the Fiscal Year Omnibus responsive to established policies, proce- nel, budgeting and overall responsibility. shows, and performing arts, he said. Appropriations bill. LoBiondo has secured $18.3 million dures and timelines necessary to meet Funding for the new offi ce is split based Mahaney wants convention hall to be as fi nancially self- for the expansion and improvement of South Jersey’s three uniquely singular developmental goals on percentages that refl ect fi nancial obli- sustaining as possible. He does not want taxpayers to bear refuges since 1998. and objectives of the Wildwood Crest gations. Wildwood and North Wildwood full burden of the hall’s operation. Matt Blake of the American Littoral Society told those community,” he said. each pay 34 percent, Wildwood Crest “We felt we needed to set up a model for operation of assembled that there is still much more to do in terms of COWCO replaced the former Joint Con- pays 24 percent and West Wildwood pays the hall from a business and management standpoint,” said land preservation and urged voters to support the open struction Offi ce (JCOW) of the Wildwoods 8 percent. the mayor. “The key to this effort will be to integrate and space question on the Nov. 3 ballot. and has been in operation for over two Parts of this story were fi rst published intertwine the traditional, longstanding uses of this building “If that question is passed, we would raise $400 mil- years. JCOW had been under fi re since at capemaycountyherald.com with the new opportunities that we’ll have.” lion in bonds to continue the state’s efforts to preserve February 2006, when some 500-condo- Contact Suit at: (609) 886-8600 ext. 25 He said a tremendous amount of work has been under- clean water, fi sh, wildlife habitat, working farms, historic minium units, in Wildwood and North or [email protected] taken for the hall since voters approved a $10.5-million place and forests.” bond in November 2008. It had to be determined if it was Friends of the Cape May National Refuge President News Digests Drew (D-1st) and Sen. Christopher Con- economically feasible to construct the hall from conceptual Shawn Lockyear, a group that got on its feet in January (From Page A4) nors (R-9th), to get a VA hospital closer to plans. of this year, urged her group and other environmental Cape May County than Wilmington, Del. “We are hopeful we will be able to go to bid in the fall Boost Vets’ Hospital advocated to increase awareness of the area. or Philadelphia. and actually start the process of demolition and construc- “I look around an think wow, look at what we’ve done CREST HAVEN — Cape May County tion before the end of year,” said Mahaney. here,” Lockyear said. “Without everyone’s help I have no freeholders on Aug. 25 passed a resolution He said the entire convention hall cost could be paid doubt that instead of standing here we would have been requesting the Veterans Administration Laud Golden off in 11 years. standing in a parking lot looking at a high rise condo.” establish a 100-bed health care facility for CREST HAVEN — Marilyn E. 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Up to $50 Trade in on your old vacuum thru Sept. 15th • Does not apply to Promotional Models Avalon ‘Green Team’ Plans Eco-Friendly Fair For The Love Of Sewing! VACUUM CLEANERS Computerized Sewing & We Sell The WorldWorld’s s By LESLIE TRULUCK master plan, applied for to save energy, like the re- The mission statement conservation program, in Embroidery Best Vacuum Cleaners!Cleaners! a Sustainable New Jersey cent HVAC replacements of the Green Team is to which residents may use Now Handling Miele®, AVALON — The Alter- Borough Audit Program in Borough Hall for which “reduce cost of energy water outside on even/ Machines! The “Better-Grade” By German Vacuum! native Energy Resource and submitted a pre-ap- the borough is eligible and other natural resource odd days depending on The “Ellegante II” Committee or “Green plication for for a $3,000 usage to the Avalon taxpay- their address numbers, We Repair & Service All Makes American-made RICCAR of Home & Industrial Machines German-made SEBO Team” is planning the fi rst greenhouse Smart Start ers by practicing energy- to reduce water use and Authorized Service With the right machine,e,, annual Avalon Green Fair, gas reduction grant through efficient techniques and stay under its state water Singer Dealer Since 1921 you’ll love to clean! in conjunction with the rebates. the New Jer- utilizing, where appropri- allocation. Chamber of Commerce All borough sey Clean ate, alternative energy and The Green Fair will take Dollard-Baker Sew-Vac Seafood Festival, to kick off buildings, in- Energy Audit ground water conservation place at Avalon Commu- So. Shore Plaza •232 Rt. 9, Marmora • 390-0343 TUE -FRI 10-5 • SAT 10-4 • SUN & MON CLOSED the borough’s initiative to cluding the Program. technologies while creating nity Hall on Oct. 10, from capitalize on eco-friendly Public Safety Complex, Officials said the bor- a green culture for the bor- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to dem- practices. Borough Hall, Senior Cen- ough could be reimbursed ough and its residents.” onstrate how individuals The volunteer “Green ter, Community Hall and up to 100 percent of pro- Team goals include in- and government benefit Team” led by Jim Collins, marina buildings, will be gram costs. Homeowners vestigating alternative wa- fi nancially from their ef- Court House Cleaners Tax Assessor Jeffery Hesley audited to record how will get a “soup to nuts ter sources, developing forts to be environmen- much energy they use and review” of their property efficiency guidelines for tally friendly. A variety of 10% Off Dry Cleaning Only and Neil Hensel, chairman w/ this ad (Exp. 12/31/09) of the Planning/Zoning where they could be more and $1,000 rebate if they borough facilities and pro- vendors and agencies will Board, was initially formed effi cient. volunteer to participate tecting natural resources, demonstrate eco-friendly TailoringTailoring DoneDone on PremisesPremises last March for the pur- An official inspection in the energy audit, said particularly energy and products and practices. pose of gaining grants for will take place and the Collins. water consumption. Bulk Laundry • Leather Work environmental effi ciency audit will chart and record Collins said the audit This is the second sum- This story was fi rst pub- DDry Cleaning • Gown Preservation through state Board of energy usage over the would likely take place be- mer the borough has en- lished at www.capemay- Public Utilities (BPU). past two years of public fore the end of the year. acted an outdoor water countyherald.com. 463-8020 • Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 5:30, Sat. 9:00 to 1:00 In a progress update at borough buildings. 1027 So. Route 9 • Unit C • Next to Domino’s Pizza council’s Aug. 26 meeting, Conversions made to CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE the team reported that buildings to become more it has developed a green efficient, like replacing Retractable Awnings standard light bulbs with compact ones, earn points towards a 100-point requirement to be a certifi ed municipality in the state program. Business Administrator Andrew Bednarek said fi rst the borough will go for “low hanging fruit” and gain points for some of what it is already doing What’s Cooking? Cape May Court House, 000 Next week’s menu of $5$5000 OffOff $15$15 OffOff 609-463-9400 meals served by the Cape FullFuF ll DDetailetetaia l May County Nutritional HandHand WaxWax HOURS: Project for the Elderly. ServiceSeervr icce Mon.-Sat. 8:30am-5:30pm Monday, Sept. 7, Expires 9/30/09 Expires 9/30/09 Sun. 9am-3pm Holiday!

Tuesday, Sept. 8: Spa- ghetti, meatballs, Italian Noti¿ cation of Environmental vegetables, roll, salad, apple pie. Investigation and Cleanup Wednesday, Sept. 9: Hot dog, roll, sauerkraut, Complete Exterior Renovations PNC CAPE MAY baked beans, salad, ba- 930 Washington Street, nana. Roofi ng and Siding • Expert Leak Repairs Thursday, Sept. 10: Cape May, New Jersey Breaded chicken cutlet, WE INSTALL: Windows • Doors • Decks • Vinyl Rails • Vinyl Siding gravy, rice and mushrooms, (Block 1093/ Lot 9) Capri mixed vegetables, Maintenance Free Exteriors • Carpentry Service • Reroofi ng Specialists NJDEP Preferred Identi¿ cation #90878 creamed cabbage, tapioca Residential And Commercial • Metal Roofi ng Systems • Flat Roofs pudding, tomato soup. August 2009 Friday, Sept. 11: Baked Serving South Jersey For Over 3 Generations Free Estimates codfish, cocktail sauce, macaroni and cheese, 609-886-4218 In accordance with New Jersey Department of Environmental stewed tomatoes, cucum- www.SeashoreCustomExteriors.Com Fully Licensed Protection (NJDEP) regulations for “Noti¿ cation and Public ber salad, rice pudding. Lic. # 13VH0495100 - A Division of Seashore Home Builders & Insured Outreach”, PNC Bank NA is required to provide information Monday, Sept. 7, relating to environmental conditions and remedial activities Holiday! ASK YOUR DOCTOR TO REFER YOU TO THE BEST! being conducted at the above referenced site. Tuesday, Sept. 8: Tuna salad platter, potato salad, JERSEY CAPE REHAB Former operations conducted at the site include the removal roll, pineapple chunks, PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES of three 1,000-gallon underground storage tanks. Chemicals grape juice. Wednesday, Sept. 9: Barbara A. O’Shea, DPT associated with site operations included, but may not be limited Crab salad, tomato/lettuce, OUTPATIENT REHABILITATION to, Benzene, Ethyl benzene, Xylenes, 2 Methyl naphthalene, crackers, applesauce, apple juice. Naphthalene, and Tentatively Identi¿ ed Compounds (TIC’s) and Thursday, Sept. 10: were initially detected in the soil and/or groundwater in 2000. Roast beef sandwich on A conditional No Further Action (NFA) letter has been obtained Kaiser roll, lettuce/tomato, applesauce, fruit punch. Specializing In The from the NJDEP and a CEA was approved at the site for Friday, Sept. 11: Tur- Treatment Of groundwater. Limited soil excavation activities are planned at key and cheese sandwich on wheat bread, cole slaw, Rehabilitation Of the site to assist the natural attenuation pace for groundwater. pears, tomato juice. Orthopedic & Post PNC Bank, NA., is conducting remedial activities in accordance Red Cross Sets Surgical Conditions With with the requirements of the NJDEP to address the chemicals Blood Drives An Emphasis On detected. The person conducting the remediation has evaluated Individualized Quality Care. COURT HOUSE — Cape the environmental impacts from the site including the potential May County Chapter of for the contamination from this site. the American Red Cross will hold a blood drive at the Seaville Fire Company For additional information or to obtain a copy of the complete Sept. 7 from 8 a.m. – 1 609-465-8801 fact sheet for this site, please contact Glennon C. Graham, p.m. 1261 Route 9 South, Suite 1 Hours Jr., P.G., of RT Environmental Services, Inc at (856) 467- And Wednesday, Sept. Mon.- Fri. 9 at the Church of the Cape May Court House, NJ 2276. You may also direct questions to the NJDEP Of¿ ce of Resurrection Church Hall, 8am-4:30pm Community Relations (OCR) at 609-984-3081. 200 W. Tuckahoe Road, (Most Insurances Accepted • Timely Appointments) Marmora, 2 – 8 p.m. Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A9 Star of the Sea Enrollment Exceeds Goal By JACK FICHTER class of 21 with 20 students Spanish instruction, up school year, which will be leaving the school. from two days per week last presented to the Catholic CAPE MAY — Fall en- “We were thinking we’d year, he said. Diocese of Camden. rollment for Our Lady Star be down around 100, so to Students may still register The foundation will hold of the Sea School is 140 stu- come up with 140 is real for the school year. Zilinek a fundraising car wash dents, a fi gure that pleases nice,” he said. said fi nancial assistance is Saturday Sept. 6, outside a committee of parents The school’s kindergar- available. the Moonfi sh Grille, 416 hoping to save the school ten class has 12 students, Our Lady Star of the S. Broadway, West Cape from closing next year. which Zilinek said was a Sea School Foundation is May. Parents received a letter pleasant surprise. A total continuing to formulate a The foundation’s Web May 12 informing them of 24 new students will business plan to keep the site is www.savestaroft- the school will close its attend the school, which school open beyond this heseaschoolcapemay.org doors in September 2010 opens today. due to low enrollment. The A Back to School night Street Hockey Sign-Ups letter informed parents the was held Aug. 26. September 2nd, 3rd & 4th • 10am-6pm school will merge with St. “There’s a real nice out- Slated in Sea Isle City Ann’s Regional School in look among all the parents Make the BEST Decision for your child. Wildwood. and the faculty,” he said. SEA ISLE CITY — Reg- pelvic protector. A committee of parents The school’s curricu- istration for the 2009 Sea Residents of Sea Isle City, INVEST in the BEST! of Our Lady Star of the Sea lum has been updated. All Isle City Youth Hockey Ocean City, Avalon and School students is continu- teachers are returning to Team to play in the Cape Stone Harbor are eligible ing to develop a business the school other than one May County Hockey to register. Games are TODDLERS • PRE-SCHOOL • TEENS • ADULT plan they hope will reduce teacher that moved and League will be held Sept. Mondays and Wednesdays, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Lyrical. Broadway Theatre, subsidies from three par- a nun that was moved to 8-11 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning Oct. 14, and Classic Combo, Combo to-Go ishes and keep the school a different order, said Zi- at the Recreation Service are played in Sea Isle City, from closing. linek. Both were replaced. Building at 6108 Central Dennis Township, Middle New Jazz/Tap Combo, Hip Hop, Gymnastics Our Lady Star of the The school’s Spanish Ave. There is a $25.00 Township, North Wild- Sea PTA President Frank program is being expanded registration fee. wood, and Upper Town- Zilinek told the Herald the down to the Pre-K level. The different divisions ship. school had 165 students Upper grades will receive include street hockey for For more information, last year with a graduating three days per week of ages seven to nine, and 10- contact the Recreation De- 1037 Seashore Rd., Cold Spring 12, and Inline Hockey for partment at 609-263-0050 ages 10-12, 13-15, and 16- or 263-6163. Registration Visit our new website- www.joannereagandance.com 18. Equipment is required forms can be downloaded 609-884-2600 or 609-861-5991 and includes a helmet at www. seaisle citynj.us. An Emeritus Senior Living Community with cage, hockey gloves, hockey shin guards, elbow 609.463.6344 pads, protective cup or S. J. Paralegals 591 Route 9 South To Host Sunset Cape May Court House, NJ 08210 AtlantiCare Physician Group Dinner at Trump www.emeritus.com COURT HOUSE — The ©2007 Emeritus Senior Living South Jersey Paralegal Pavilion OB/GYN Association AtlantiCape Committee will host a dinner meeting on the deck NOW 2 LOCATIONS! at the Trump Marina from – expanding to better serve you. HIGHER PRICES PAID! 6-8 p.m. Sept. 17. Special guest speaker COMPARE OUR PRICES TO WHAT OTHERS ARE PAYING! You'll Be Glad You Did! will be Judge Patricia M. Wild of Family Court. 9GOLD 9SILVER 9 Cost is $23 per person Now Open 9COINS 9JEWELRY 9 and includes door prizes. 207 Shore Road RSVP by Sept. 10. 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While the fungal and bacterial growth and what they can do for you. Please call that leads to skin irritation and cracking 609.465.5415 to schedule an appoint- may be stemmed with medications such as ment. We’re located at 109 West Atlan- anti-fungal, antibiotic, and steroid creams, tic Ave., Cape May Court House. We the root cause of the problem must be ad- accept most insurances, including Delta dressed. Treatment usually entails replace- Dental. We also have À nancing available ment of lost teeth. If dentures are already through Care Credit. in place, adjustment of denture À t and/ Please send your questions or comments or better adherence to denture-cleaning to my offi ce or e-mail me at: guidelines may be required. [email protected] Taking You Well Into The Future Are you missing some teeth? Do you P.S. Loss of vertical dimension of the wear dentures that need adjustment? At mouth due to lost teeth that are not re- www.atlanticarephysiciangroup.com SUNSHINE DENTAL, we welcome the placed also conspires to make faces look entire family for quality dental treatment. older. A10 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Can’t Sleep? Mayor: Cape May Needs Long Range Marketing Plan By JACK FICHTER about visitors would be is the Cape May brand?” realize we have to have available to businesses. He Steenrod said it was tourism properly provided We can help! CAPE MAY — Mayor said residents could also something different to in order for all of us to Edward J. Mahaney Jr. told participate in the master everybody and the city continue to be able afford the city’s Tourism Commis- plan through town meet- needed a unifi ed message to live here.” Performing Pulmonary sion Aug. 26 the city needs ings. of what makes the city Steenrod said residents Function Test and to create and implement Mahaney said he hoped unique. would be impacted fi nan- Sleep Study in Offi ce. a long-range master plan the result would be to Mahaney said he en- cially if tourism goes away for marketing and promo- create a niche for Cape visioned the city’s Tour- and the city no longer has Call now for a consultation tion of Cape May because May that was “stable and ism Commission as the revenue from room tax and marketing and promotion expanding.” steering committee for beach tags. of the seaside town is frag- The city’s Department of the new plan. He said Mahaney said Cape 465-2646 mented with a number of Civic Affairs and Recreation Temple students would May’s former ten and a Samuel Krachman, D.O.F.C.C.P. • Medical Director groups spending money on will be expanded to include be in Cape May providing half month economy has • Board Certifi ed in Sleep Medicine advertising without enough a public information of- fresh ideas. begun to shrink back to a resources. fice to send information A redeployment of the seven to eight month tour- RAJEN I. UDANI, M.D., F.C.C.P. Jack Fichter to the media on tourism city assets was needed in ist season. 17 S. Dennisville Road, The city has signed an MAYOR ED MAHANEY Cape May Court House agreement with Temple and government activities. particular for functions This story was fi rst pub- Offi ce Hours By Appointment • 465-2646 University School of Tour- That department will use Steenrod said he thought that are not essential any lished at capemaycounty- ism and Hospitality Man- the master plan to oversee tourism suffered in Cape longer, said Mahaney. herald.com agement to manage Cape marketing and promotion May from a lack of a public “Tourism is our number Contact Fichter at (609) May’s future Convention of the city, said Mahaney. information offi ce. He said one industry,” he said. 886-8600 ext 30 or at: Hall and coordinate tourism He said he hoped the a question has been “What “The point is our residents jfi [email protected] promotion for the seaside city would have the coop- town. eration of the other public As Cape May competes and private agencies that on a global basis for visi- do tourism promotion. tors, combined with a weak The mayor said he did not PRODUCENOW ACCEPTING VISA/MC AND DEBIT CARDS PLACE • OPEN YEAR ROUND ;Zrlahk^ Mhpg[ZgdK]'%Ghkma 1 ]hs' POTATOES 30% OFF /2 PINEAPPLES TOMATOES 5 lbs. are coming from, why they acknowledged current lack HERRS FAMILY CNF;H 1 ]hs' Signature Window Treatments* are coming, what they are of manpower. 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He said informa- Births tion gathered such as the Volunteers In Medicine demographic information The following births OF CAPE MAY COUNTY were reported at Shore Memorial Hospital: Care this week made possible by generous donations from: CAPE MAY COUNTY Thomas Nelson Zoller Phillips to Kim and Nelson DELAWARE RIVER & BAY AUTHORITY SOCIAL SPOTLIGHT Phillips Jr. of Swainton, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CAPE MAY WOMEN’S MISSIONARY SOCIETY Aug. 4. Blake Andrew Vennel to RED HAT WIZARDS Donna and Justin Vennel of BARBARA ECKHARDT Married 40 Years, Petersburg, Aug. 9. August 23, 1969 Ginger Ann Radzieta to Lora and Martin Radzieta of Thank You: Court House, Aug. 11. For more information call 609-463-2846 Greta Pearl Shepanski to Julina and Bob Shepanski Happy Jr. of Cape May, Aug. 20. 2nd Birthday Ashe Morgan O’Donnell, Ashley Farrell to Melissa and Timothy O’Donnell of Erma, Aug. Two years have gone by, 22. And how the time has Connor James Hagan to fl own, We can’t believe Jennifer and James Hagan Wayne & Rosemary Chambers how much you’ve grown! of Court House, Aug. 23. of Wildwood Crest HAPPY BIRTHDAY 6 children, their families and friends You’re Turning Two! Women to Host gathered to celebrate with a We love you Love Always ‘Shop at Home’ AGING-IN-PLACE DESIGN Family Party on August 22, 2009 Uncle Jesse & Aunt Nicole Increasing numbers of homeowners are our back. Younger people want a home that TUCKAHOE — The choosing to remodel their kitchens with will take care of them when they are sick or Cape-Atlantic Christian aging-in-place requirements in mind so that injured and older people want to live in their CAPE MAY COUNTY Women’s Connection will they will be able to work in their kitchens own homes. Universal design enables people host a “Shop at Home” well into the future. Such Universal Design who are very different to enjoy the same luncheon Sept. 9, at noon modiÀ cations as raised dishwashers, sepa- home. And that home will be there for all its Social Spotlight in the Tuckahoe Inn, Bees- rate cook-tops and ovens, walk-in pantries, inhabitants even when their needs change. At ley’s Point. drawers instead of cabinets, wider door- QUALITY HOME CENTER, we special- Cost is $16.50. Speaker ways, and ergonomic knobs and pulls help ize in Á ooring, cabinets, countertops, kitch- PLACE YOUR MESSAGE HERE! will be Velma Geis, from assure ease-of-use by aging homeowners. ens, bathrooms, gas À replaces, paneling, Smithfi eld, Va., a former Enhanced lighting and no-threshold Á ooring doors and more. Please stop by our show- Birthday • Congratulations • Baby fashion consultant and per- also help kitchen users to overcome physical room weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Satur- sonal shopper. She will also limitations. According to a recent survey that days 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. We accept MasterCard, Engagement • Wedding • Graduation share ideas with us about the National Association of Home Builders Visa and Discover. saving time and money conducted of remodelers, 70 percent report- Promotion • Anniversary • Award by shopping in our own ed making Universal Design home modiÀ ca- closets. tions for their clients, which were aimed at Anything you want to celebrate! Childcare will be avail- making homes more comfortable and conve- able. All reservations must nient for an aging population. HINT: Separate refrigerator and freezer Call Janet or Rachel 609-886-8600 ext. 33 or 34 be made by Friday, Sept. 4. The traditional home that serves units are among the Universal Design op- For more information and us well when we are healthy won’t always tions that render kitchens more usable. Deadline - Fridays at Noon reservations, call Christine take care of us when we break a leg or hurt www.qualityhomectr.com at 390-4317 or Pat at 965- Quality Home Center • 1249 Rt. 9 South • Cape May Court House • 609-465-5029 4840. Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A11 Sturdy Savings Bank Donates to Help Deployed Troops The Twelfth Step House By LESLIE TRULUCK yacht club and help supply and branch manager, pre- th troops with comfort items sented a check to Kramar 36 ANNIVERSARY STONE HARBOR — during their deployment. at the Stone Harbor branch CELEBRATION Sturdy Savings Bank here “We choose this very Aug. 28. has donated an undisclosed worthwhile cause because Sturdy Savings Bank is “significant amount” of we have all been affected the club’s sponsor at the LABOR DAY WEEKEND funds to the Stone Harbor by it, directly or indirectly. golden level. Sunday, Sept. 6 • Noon - 6pm Stephen C. Ludlum Ameri- It’s a positive community Kramar said about 400 can Legion Post 331 Wom- event for a very valuable people attended the event 113 West Oak Ave., Wildwood (Rain Date Sept. 7) en’s Auxiliary to assist cause,” said Joan Kramar, last year. in the club’s fundraising event chairperson. “We hope to see contin- SOBER BBQ ~ FELLOWSHIP ~ FAMILY EVENT efforts to benefi t military Last year, the club sent ued community support,” service members in Iraq sunglasses and fl ea collars she said. “Sharing the Freedom of Sobriety at the Jersey Shore” and Afghanistan. to troops through Lynn This story was fi rst pub- 7TIGMEP4VMÎW The auxiliary will host Pike, club chaplain. This lished at www.capemay- Enjoy our guest speaker its fourth annual spa- year they will send hygiene countyherald.com. ghetti dinner fundraiser, kits and cooling scarves to Contact Truluck at Food & Beverage Donations are Appreciated the club’s main and only service members. (609) 886-8600 ext. 24 Sponsored By The Twelfth Step House fundraising event, at the Kramar said the club Leslie Truluck or at: ltruluck@cmcherald. Entertainment/Special Events Committee Stone Harbor Yacht Club would also like to give Sturdy Savings Bank Branch Manager Gina Frattaroli- com. For more info call 609-425-6207 Sept. 20 from 5 p.m. to a laptop computer to a Becker, right, presents a check to American Legion 8 p.m. homebound veteran Post 331 Women’s Auxiliary event Chair Joan Kra- For a $15 donation, wounded in the war. mar Aug. 28 to assist deployed troops. attendees can enjoy a full Gina Frattaroli-Becker, spaghetti dinner at the assistant vice president Liquor Licenses Coming

WEST CAPE MAY — cense. Borough Commission The ﬁ rst would allow al- WANTED passed an ordinance Aug. cohol sales at a restaurant; 26 to allow the sale of two the second would permit liquor licenses in West alcoholic beverage sales at DECK, PATIO, Cape May to provide rev- a liquor store. A minimum OR SCREEN PORCH enue for tax relief for resi- bid price of $650,000 has To convert to a sunroom dents. been set for a restaurant for year-round use Voters approved a non- license and $750,000 for CALL TODAY 609-465-1669 binding referendum No- a retail license. According 1 vember 4, 2008, permit- to Borough Clerk Elaine OUR NEXT 1 SUNROOM WILL BE ting the sale and distribu- Wallace, the packages will OFFERED AT A SPECIAL SAVINGS! tion of alcoholic beverages be available on Sept. 23 at This spectacular saving will be available in the borough. the earliest. Bidders need for a limited time and cannot be combined with any other off ers. No one was in the audi- to include a 10 percent ence for the public hearing deposit. (609) 465-1669 other than two reporters. The deposit is refunded [email protected] Two licenses will be to losing bidders. offered for bid: one retail Call now to receive 15% discount (off er extended to Sept. 15, 2009) consumption license and Cape May Court House Lic#13VH00463200 one retail distribution li- The Branches To Sponsor DANCEWEAR • SHOES Movie Night SIZES CHILD THRU ADULT RIO GRANDE — Enjoy Sunday Night at the Movies Gifts at The Branches Sunday, Designed Sept. 20, at 7 p.m. to see “The Pursuit of Happiness” For Dancers starring Will Smith. There is no charge, and the evening is open to LOCATED NEXT TO DANCERS TWO everyone. The Branches is an outreach ministry of Episcopal Partners in Min- istry in Cape May County: Bal Togs ® on St. Barnabas by the Bay Broadway! Episcopal Church, Villas and St. Mary’s Episcopal Gift Certiﬁ cates Available Special Orders Available Church, Stone Harbor. It is located off Route 47 HOURS: JULY & AUG - Mon-Thurs 10am-5pm • Fri & Sat 10am-4pm • Closed Sunday in Rio Grande, across from SEPT. TO JUNE - Mon-Thurs 10am-6pm /Fri & Sat 10am-4pm • Closed Sunday Family Dollar in the Village www.upstagedancestore.com • 609-465-4060 • 79 Rt. 47 South, Cape May Court House Shoppes. For information call 464-2158.

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Monday to study an offshore loca- Powered by solar panels Sept. 7 All Libraries Closed for Labor Day tion 12 miles southeast of and small wind turbines, Sept. 14 Main Branch 4:30 YA Games Night Lower Branch 3:00 From Monet to Van Gogh Atlantic City in preparation the data collection systems for installing one of the fi rst Sept. 21 Main Branch 2:00 Keeping Your Mind Sharp Lower Branch 3:00 From Monet to Van Gogh (Page A35 Please) offshore wind farms in the Tuesday U.S. off Atlantic City for Sept. 8 No Programs Fisherman’s Energy. Sept. 15 Main Branch 6:00 Digital Nature Photography: 3 day Workshop * Paul Gallagher, General Haircuts Sept. 22 Main Branch 6:00 Digital Nature Photography: 3 day Workshop * 6:00 YA Teen Book Club Counsel of Fishermen’s En- Jack Fichter Wednesday ergy, said it marked the fi rst The Capt. Bob to be used for windmill ocean study. $ 00 Sept. 2 Main Branch All Day Book Sale 6:30 Beginner Sign Language* real physical steps in the 12 Wildwood Crest Branch 5:00 Scrabble and Chess project. He said the group in other activities allow- engineers and scientists Everyday. Sept. 9 Main Branch 1:00 Pastel Pastimes * 6:30 Beginner Sign Language * 7:00 Joy of Shakespeare * Upper Branch was proud to say they were 5:30 Native Plants and Dune Ecology with Field Trip Wildwood Crest Branch 5:00 Scrabble and Chess ing Fishermen’s Energy to with the data needed for de- employing state residents redeploy existing vessels termining if the location is Sept. 16 Main Branch 1:00 Pastel Pastimes * 6:30 Beginner Sign Language * 7:00 Joy of Shakespeare * to perform its fi rst seismic Upper Branch 5:00 Landscaping with Native Plants in the Coastal Plain Region of New Jersey as well as train existing attractive for clean energy survey using Alpine Survey captains and crews. production, while consider- Wildwood Crest Branch 5:00 Scrabble and Chess Ocean Survey of Norwood, Sept. 23 Main Branch 1:00 Pastel Pastimes * 6:30 Beginner Sign Language* 7:00 Joy of Shakespeare * “We are pleased to be ing impacts on the sensitive and employing as the ocean able to support Fishermen’s marine environment. Wildwood Crest Branch 5:00 Scrabble and Chess going platform, a commer- Thursday Energy’s offshore wind Fishermen’s Energy met cial fi shing vessel temporar- project. This is an oppor- tower, 12 miles offshore, Sept. 3 Main Branch 7:00 1st Thursday Book Group Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi 5:30 Beach Plums with ily re-rigged for the purpose Field Trip Upper Branch 10:00 Woodcarving Classes* tunity for personal growth will be about 300 feet tall of deploying the scientifi c and to be on the ground to allow data collection at Sept. 10 Main Branch 6:00 YA Teen Movie Night showing “The Dark Knight” 6:30 Knitting with the Knitwits equipment. Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi Upper Branch 10:00 Woodcarving Classes * floor of a new industry. the “hub height” of future Rt. 9- Near Starbucks The Capt. Bob, one of Our goal is to foster that turbines. 7:30 South Jersey Astronomy Club the scallop harvesting ves- Sept. 17 Main Branch 10:00 Great Books Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi industry while minimizing The Fishermen’s met sels managed by Atlantic the impacts on our op- Rio Grande Upper Branch 10:00 Woodcarving Classes * Woodbine Branch 4:00 YA Games Night tower will serve as a plat- 609-463-0080 Capes Fisheries, Inc., will portunity to commercially form for scientifi c studies Sept. 24 Main Branch 6:30 Knitting with the Knitwits 7:00 Hawks Overhead with Don Freiday of CMBO bring the geophysical data Lower Branch 11:30 Qigong and Tai Chi Upper Branch 10:00 Woodcarving Classes * fi sh. Clams, scallops, and collection equipment and fi sh are all important and CLIP THIS AD AND SAVE Friday personnel out to sea each Sept. 4 No Programs the goal is to be able to day of the study, as well continue to fish, while “A Sunglass for Every Face and Budget!” Sept. 11 No Programs as to traverse the study Sept. 18 No Programs we make a new offshore 10% Off - $100 or More area. Principals of Atlantic renewable industry” said Sept. 25 No Programs Additional Items 20% Off* Capes Fisheries, Inc. are Tony Driscoll, captain of he Exp. 9/9/09 *Not to be combined with any in store specials Saturday also fi shermen investors in Capt. Bob. Sept. 5 Lower Branch 10:00 Write Your Own Memoirs * (Maui Jim & Oakley excluded of course) Fishermen’s Energy. The 84-foot vessel was 11th & Boardwalk, Ocean City Sept. 12 Main Branch 10:00 Antiques Appraisal Fair Lower Branch 10:00 Write Your Own Memoirs * A full time scallop ves- 30 built in Coden, Ala. in Years 609.391.8000 Upper Branch 11:00 Line Dancing Classes * 2:00 Intro to Beaded Jewelry * sel such as the Capt. Bob 1978. The boat will have Third Ave., Stone Harbor Sept. 19 Main Branch 9:30 Quilting Basics * 12:00 YA Games Tournament * Lower Branch 10:00 Write Your Own Memoirs * is limited in the amount equipment on board which “The 609.368.7000 1:00 Fall Movements of Butterfl ies and Dragonfl iesUpper Branch 11:00 Line Dancing Classes * of days it is permitted to has the capability of view- Liberty Way, Cape May Sept. 26 Main Branch 9:30 Quilting Basics * 1:00 Simple Mosaics* Lower Branch 10:00 Write Your Own Memoirs * harvest scallops from the ing the ocean fl oor with Original” Upper Branch 11:00 Line Dancing Classes * 609.884.8844 ocean in any given year. its contours and shapes as sunglassforyou.com • Valid 6 Locations, LBI, NJ Programs marked with * require registration • Programs marked with YA are young adult programs The National Marine Fish- well as potential obstruc- eries Service manages the tions that may be present. For More Information on these programs, please see our website: fishery ensuring sustain- For the seismic survey, the RIO NAILS & SPA www.cmclibrary.org ability of the resource. The Capt Bob will work out of Let us pamper you on your special day! time constraint leaves extra docks in Atlantic City. time for vessels to engage The process of building 463-8868 offshore wind farms is • Manicures new to the U.S. and none • Pedicures have been built in the U.S., • Full set for acrylic, while over 25 are operating uv gel, pink & whites in Europe. and silk wrap nails One of the first steps • Custom Nail Designs in evaluating an offshore • Waxing site for wind turbine suit- Gift Certifi cates Available ¶ Walk-Ins Welcome ability is to gain a thorough Grande Shopping Center (In front of Lowe’s) understanding of the environmental conditions. The long-term measurement of wind speed and direc- ShortStay Rehabilitation tion at various heights is critical for determining and LongTerm Care the amount and quality of available wind energy. Ocean wave and current information, studies of the seafl oor and marine mam- mal activity are all needed 700 Town Bank Rd., so that Fishermen’s Energy North Cape May, NJ 08204 can responsibly design and build these new “green energy” facilities. 609-898-8899 Years before any turbines . are delivered, an offshore meteorological tower (or www.genesishcc.com met tower) is installed and instrumented with a wide We understand care, Call today for info array of sensors to provide we practice compassion EQUAL HOUSING on Respite OPPORTUNITYCare Do you feel protected? Are you PREPAREd?

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A14 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Recall Forwarded (From Page A1) WOMEN’S FITNESS personally counted signatures on each petition, ruled that the two petitions had suffi cient valid signatures, 729 signatures for Troiano’s recall and 713 signatures BOOT CAMP for Davenport’s recall, to prompt an election. Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- How would you like to Designed to countyherald.com lose weight, boost Quickly Sculpt, Recall Fever “God is married to the backslider” - Jer. 3:14 (From Page A1) Come and let Jesus love you back to the Father. your metabolism, Tone and Melt Borough Solicitor Paul Baldini said Tomlin certifi ed the notices before he had a chance to review them. He and tone your entire Pounds of Fat disagreed with Tomlin’s view of the documents and said he believed they contained discrepancies that should body faster than Off Your have prevented their certifi cation. you ever thought Body… and Baldini added that notice of intent failed to estimate the correct cost of a recall election. The correct amount possible? Get You of the cost of the recall election is approximately $18,000 for each recalled commissioner. Back Into Tomlin has since been asked to remove herself from Space Still Available. duties as clerk, pending a possible suspension. In the Your Skinny interim, Richard W. Deaney, temporary acting deputy Get news alerts on your phone! Call Now to Get Started. clerk, is taking over her duties. Text “CMCNews” to 74574 Jeans! In a recent development, residents who had fi led their notice for the recall of the mayor and commission NEW FALL CLASSES on July 24 opted to remove the notice of intent to recall McNamara. In their place a second group of residents, 6:30am-7:30am Mon., Wed., Fri. Debroah Fox, James Perloff and Lori Perloff, have fi led 4:00pm-5pm Mon., Wed., Fri. a recall notice for McNamara. That notice of intent was approved by Deaney on Aug. 24. Check website Baldini said that the notice of intent regarding Freder- ick is still defi cient in his opinion, however he said the for full list of classes. recall group does not agree and has opted to “proceed anyway.” Fine OfÀ ce Furniture Also on Aug. 24, residents Marie Goldberg, Daniel Call 886-2939 or visit Giffear and Michael Sullivan fi led a notice for the recall Egg Harbor Township of Commissioner Scott Golden. www.PACBOOTCAMP.com All recall groups have 160 days to garner enough Offi ce Furniture signatures needed to trigger a recall election. According Space Planning to the County Clerk’s Offi ce the number of registered Exclusively Inside voters in the 2008 general election was 462. The statute Interior Design requires that recall petitioners get 25 percent, that’s 116, Relocation Services Miracles Fitness Health Clubs of those registered voter signatures. Parts of this story were fi rst published at capemay- Steve Wade Project Management countyherald.com 609-569-9191 94 Route 50 - Seaville - 624-89600 STEVEW@offi ce-concepts.com Tech’s Evening Classes 408 Old Rio Grande Ave. Rio Grande - 886-7070 Offer Variety for Adults CREST HAVEN — Think Education program offers WANTED there’s still money to be all these and more, Mon- made for the savvy real day to Thursday evenings, BY CAPE MAY estate investor in today’s beginning Sept. 9. market? The Evening School bro- COUNTY The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders invites Before jumping in, learn chure has a complete listing LAW you to attend the more about taxes, environ- of technical courses, license mental issues, contracts, programs and vocational ENFORCEMENT th mortgages and more in a and avocational classes with Subject’s Name: CAPE MAY COUNTY 8 ANNUAL new course offered this descriptions and other class semester at the Technical information. Brochures are TIMOTHY Patriot Day Memorial Ceremony School District’s Evening available at the registra- and Continuing Education tion offi ce in Room 145 of MCMONAGLE program. the Tozour Building, 188 “Real Estate in Today’s Crest Haven Road, Court Type of Crime: FAILURE TO APPEAR IN Market” will provide in- House and library branches sights that will impact around the county. SUPERIOR COURT your real estate decisions In-person registration Original Charge: POSSESSION OF CDS or help you manage your at the school is Monday DOB: 03-01-77 most valuable asset. through Friday, 8:30 a.m. Learn the basics of es- to 2:30 p.m. with extended Last Known Location: WILDWOOD AREA sential oils and how to hours Sept. 2, 3 and 8, to incorporate them into your 7 p.m. School offi ces are DO NOT ATTEMPT TO STOP daily life in the aromather- closed Monday, Sept. 7. OR CONFRONT THIS PERSON! apy class that meets on Senior citizens, age 60 If you have any information Mondays. and older, can register for concerning this person, please contact: Or, those dancing shoes non-licensing/certified CAPE MAY COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE Friday, September 11, 2009 – even if you don’t have a courses at half the cost 5 p.m. partner - and sign up for plus fees for books or ma- (609) 465-1135 the Irish dancing class that terials. CAPE MAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT for all levels. For information about Participants include: U.S. Marshal James T. Plousis (609) 675-1207 Are you new to the the evening programs call CRIME STOPPERS (609) 465-2800 Father John O’Leary, Our Lady of Angels Roman Catholic Church popular geocaching craze? 465-2161, ext. 646 or on- Dr. Jeffrey Elliott, Cape May Lutheran Church Enroll in the introductory line at www.capemaytech. TEXT TIP NUMBER: TIP411 (847411) Rabbi Jeffrey Lipschultz, Beth Judah Temple seminar that will help you com use your GPS and intro- Chaplin Carla Barry, LCDR, USN, duce you to geocaching Guardian of the Sea, U.S. Coast Guard Base websites. Learn the basics Dr. Scott Lozier Ms. Lexis Petrella, 11th grade, Ocean City High School in just three sessions! Mr. Mark Huff, Cape May County employee Explore the art of stained Dr. Michael Spagnolo glass, learn more about U.S. Coast Guard Ceremonial Detail welding, woodcarving and Cape May County Police Academy 29th Basic Class woodturning or maybe pursue your dream of opening a retail business. The County Administration Building Evening and Continuing 4 Moore Road (Outside Front) Cape May Court House, New Jersey YOGA CLASS Exit 11 off the Garden State Parkway VILLAS — Lower Town- Free Lumineers Consult ship Recreation is offering The Cape May County Board of Chosen Freeholders ongoing drop-in adult yoga CosmeticCosmetic andand GGeneraleneral Daniel Beyel, Director • Ralph E. Sheets, Jr., Vice-Director classes at the Recreation Dentistry Gerald M. Thornton • Leonard C. Desiderio • Ralph E. Bakley, Sr. Center beginning Sept. 8, 7-8 p.m. Bring a blanket or New Patients Welcome Communications OfÀ ce yoga mat to class and wear Lenora Boninfante, Director, (609) 463-6678 loose fi tting clothing. Cost We’ll Give You Something 609-465-2626 capemaycountygov.net is $5. For information, call 6 Village Drive, CMCH 886-7880. To Smile About Located near Cape Regional Medical Center Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A15 Branches Bless Bookbags Before Start of School Cape May County By LESLIE TRULUCK Municipal Utilities Authority RIO GRANDE — The Branches community outreach center and storefront ministry here hosted a schoolbag blessing cer- Household Hazardous Waste Collection emony Aug. 30 to kick-off the start of the new school year and welcome the Saturday September 12, 2009 community to its monthly events. At the CMCMUA Sanitary Landfi ll The Branches, located next door from St. Mary’s 2050 Route 610, Woodbine/Upper Township This ‘N That Thrift Store and Furniture Annex, is 8:00 AM to 12:00 NOON a combined effort by St. Leslie Truluck Barnabas By the Bay Epis- Community members gather outside The Branches copal Church in Villas in Rio Grande for a backpack blessing Aug. 30. and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Stone Harbor to Representatives from extend both churches pres- Division of Youth and Fam- ence into Rio Grande. ily Services (DYFS), Villas Families Matter LLC, Carl T. Mitnick Elementary School, David C. Douglass Veterans Memorial School ELENA’S and Ocean Academy re- CREST PIER ceived a total of about 70 Beauty Salon school bags fi lled with supplies they will distribute We Guarantee... to school children whose families’ have financial diffi culty. Representatives from ATTENTION HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE CUSTOMERS each organization told The Up to 25 gallons of liquid and/or 100 pounds of dry Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) will Branches an estimate of Leslie Truluck be accepted FREE. Quantities above 25 gallons and/or 100 pounds will be charged $5.00 per how many were needed. Father John Sosnowski Bags and supplies were gallon/$5.00 per pound. Quantity limits are per vehicle, not per customer. Cape May County collected at each church generated HHW only. No pre-registration required. Questions? Call (609) 465-9026, Ext. 260 You’ll Have through parishioner dona- to the public and about tions. 30 school-aged kids wore More Fun! The Branches exceeded bookbags to be blessed. RECYCLE PAINT, MOTOR OIL, MOTOR OIL FILTERS AND ANTIFREEZE Heather & Atlantic Aves., its goal of 50 bags and col- As Father John Sosnows- Oil Based and Water Based Paint is accepted at the CMCMUA Transfer Station in Wildwood Crest ki of St. Mary’s blessed the 523-0747 lected about 70. Middle Township during normal operating hours at a fee of $1.25 per gallon can, $6.25 The event was open materials and attendees, the crowd sang, “Jesus per 5 gallon bucket. Smaller cans and aerosol cans containing paint are accepted FREE. loves the Children.” Father Sosnowski addressed the kids and told Motor Oil, Motor Oil Filters and Antifreeze are accepted FREE at the CMCMUA Transfer Station them God had made it their duty to learn. and Sanitary Landfi ll during normal operating hours with a 5 gallon, 5 fi lter limit per day, per customer. “We hope to continue increasing activities and PALLET AMNESTY- ONE DAY ONLY! outreach into the commu- Clean wood pallets accepted FREE. Pallets must be free of plastic, nity,” he said. other wood and debris • 8am to 12 noon at CMCMUA Landfi ll New Homes • Renovations & Additions • Kitchens & Baths Father Sosnowski invited Windows & Doors • Siding • Decks • Roof Cleaning the community to attend a Serving Cape May County Since 1980 few monthly events. The Branches offers a 884-2662 • NJ License #13VH00129300 Contemporary Worship Service called “Second Sundays,” held the second In-home Services Tailored to Sunday of each month, Your Needs: in which a small group • Companionship gathers to praise God in a • Bathing & Grooming Assistance relaxed setting. There’s a • Meal Prep & Clean Up movie night on the third • Light Housekeeping Sunday of the month and • Laundry & Linen Changing an open-mic night on the • Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care fourth Sunday. All events • Errands & Transportation begin at 7 p.m. “It’s a place where any- • Up to 24-hour Care body can come in and have Licensed, insured & bonded a cup of coffee and conver- RN supervised sation,” Vicar Debra Bull- ock of St. Barnabas said.

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Wildly successful a year face into the door. during a simple fi tness run. enter free agency with only Myers has had diffi culty ago, incumbent reliever Bar witnesses told police He wasn’t involved in con- blemishes on his record. with everything from boor- Brad Lidge has fallen off Myers was not involved in tact or repetition drills. A strong fi nish as a closer It Is Shocking! ish behavior to weight the cliff with nine blown the brawl which occurred Like depression, back would open up all sorts of How many homes control. He has a very saves through Saturday. after someone said some- ailments are virtually impos- opportunities for another have faulty wiring? good mound presence but Some say Lidge’s knee still thing inappropriate to the sible for anyone to question. lucrative contract. Call Advanced Power his baggage has, at times, hurts after he was mobbed pitcher’s wife. 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Carl Edwards seemed to On a side note, the race track the fi fth track which be having a pretty rough NASCAR Sunday lasted three hours, Busch has won a race in weekend north of the bor- 49 minutes, 19 seconds, each of the three national RAND MOV der Saturday in Montreal. making it the longest race series. The track joins ST OPEN I E After drawing a late quali- Nation By Bruce Knoll, Jr. in Nationwide Series his- Auto Club Speedway, Bris- DAILY fying slot, Edwards could tory. tol, Dover, and Phoenix. Theatre garner only second best HALLOWEEN II (R) Camping World Truck Bodine was second, fol- 1:30pm, 3:30pm, 5:30pm, to Marcos Ambrose after to sneak by and capture track, to be honest with Series: Kyle Busch passed lowed by Colin Braun in 7:30pm, 10:00pm dealing with miserable the victory. you. That’s three years in GI JOE (PG13) leader Todd Bodine with third, Rick Crawford in 3:05pm, 9:05pm track conditions. “I can’t believe I won a row that I have seemed 19 laps to go to win the fourth, and Johnny Sauter the race,” Edwards said. to have given it away. And to make matters EnjoyIllinois.com 225 at in fi fth. Points leader Ron DISTRICT 9 (R)R) worse, as Edwards and “I just fi gured he’d take Andrew Ranger, the de- Chicagoland Speedway last Hornaday finished 11th 1:05pm, 3:05pm, 5:05pm,m, Ambrose were set to make off and run away with it. fending NASCAR Canadian Friday night. and holds a 220 point lead 7:05pm, 9:45pmm their Rolex Grand Am I guess that goes to show Tire Series champion and “It was a fun night,” over Matt Crafton with GAMER (R) Daytona Prototype division you never give up.” Canadian native, fi nished Busch said. “My parents nine races remaining. 1:10pm, 3:10pm, 5:10pm, start, Edwards wrecked Edwards led only three third. He was followed are from just outside Chi- Coming Up: The Sprint 7:10pm, 9:55pm the car on the warm-up of the race’s 76 laps, as by Jacques Villeneuve in cago and my girlfriend is Cup and Nationwide Se- SHORTS (PG) lap prior to the start of opposed to the 60 laps led fourth and Brad Kesel- from just over the border ries head to the Atlanta 1:05pm, 5:05pm, 7:05pm the race. by Ambrose. He fi nished owski in fi fth. in Indiana, and it was cool Motor Speedway for the Sunday appeared to be second, and was visibly Points leader Kyle Busch to come back and win be- track’s inaugural Cup race INGLORIOUSIN BASTERDS (R) shaping up to be another disappointed. fi nished 10th, allowing Ed- fore the home folks in the under the lights. Don’t 1:00pm,1:0 4:00pm, 7:00pm,10:00pm long, disappointing day “I made a mistake on wards to narrow the points Midwest.” miss any of the action as TimesT subject to change. Call for details. for Edwards until the fi nal the last corner, the last lap lead to 192 points with The win in a truck at the Race for the Chase AllAll SeatsSeats $6.50$ before 5pm, Mon. thru Thurs. lap of the NAPA Auto Parts and lost the race because only 10 races remaining. Chicagoland makes the draws to an end. Grand Opening - Under New Ownership! 200. Then it became Am- of it,” said Ambrose. “It’s Bruce Knoll, 17, of El- www.StrandFive.com brose’s disappointment. disappointing but you dora, can be contacted by CALL FOR SHOWTIMES • 609-523-0288 Edwards drew even have to take the lumps All About email at bknoll jr4cmcher- 3100 Boardwalk, Wildwood (Between Pine & Maple) with the car of Ambrose, as they come. I’m rac- [email protected] and when Ambrose made ing against some pretty contact with the rumble awesome drivers in some Fishing strip in the fi nal turn, it great equipment. 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Cape May County’s Only All Stadium Megaplex 2505 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, NORTH WILDWOOD • 522-2151 Featuring Plush High Back Rocking Chairs, All Digital Sound, Wall to Wall Screens & Free Parking For another shining ALL ABOUT STEVE (PG13)* JULIE AND JULIA (PG13) day, Lerario can be reached at 11:15, 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:30 11:20, 2:15, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40 But when my fi nal cast [email protected] THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE (PG13) INGLORIOUS BASTERDS (R) 3:00, 7:00, 9:50 is made, 12:30, 3:30, 6:45, 9:45 SHORTS (PG) 11:00, 1:00, 5:05 I then most humbly THE FINAL DESTINATION (R)* DISTRICT 9 (R) Runners Brave 12:00, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 11:05, 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:45, 10:00 pray. G.I. JOE: RISE OF THE COBRA (PG13) When nestled in your HALLOWEEN II (R)* 3:00, 7:45, 10:00 Bad Weather 11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:55 G-FORCE (PG) 11:00, 1:00, 5:20 landing net, OCEAN CITY THEATRE STONE HARBOR THEATRE As I lay peacefully For Beach Run Harbor 5 Theatre asleep, MoorlynWWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM Stadium 5 Moorlyn Terr. & Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-399-0006 271 96th Street, Stone Harbor • 609-368-7731 You`ll smile at me and WILDWOOD CREST — ALL ABOUT STEVE (PG13)* EXTRACT (R)* judge, Dozens of runners braved (11:20), (1:20), 3:20, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40 (11:20), 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50 INGLORIOUS BASTERDS (R) DISTRICT 9 (R) (11:10), 3:30, 7:50, 10:10 That I`m good enough adverse conditions to par- (1:00), 4:00, 7:00, 10:00 G.I. JOE: RISE OF THE COBRA (PG13) 1:15, 5:40 to keep. ticipate in the fourth an- HALLOWEEN II (R)* JULIE AND JULIA (PG13) God gave me strength to nual Crest Adventure Race, (11:10), (1:20), 3:30, 5:40, 7:50, 10:10 (11:30), 2:00, 5:00, 7:35, 10:05 SHORTS (PG) (11:40), 1:30, 3:30 a 5K beach run that started DISTRICT 9 (R) catch a fi sh, THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE (PG13) and fi nished at the foot of 5:30, 7:40, 9:50 5:20, 7:30, 9:40 So big that even I G-FORCE (PG) INGLORIOUS BASTERDS (R) When telling of it after- the Wildwood Crest Beach (11:00), (1:10), 3:10 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 10:00 wards, Pier Aug. 28. Shows in ( ) are rain shows only. TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. OCEAN CITY THEATRE CAPE MAY THEATRE Have no need to lie. Brian Lang, 23, of Phila- WWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COMStrand 5 CapeWWW.FRANKTHEATRES.COM May Beach 4 A report came in about delphia, topped the fi eld by 900 Boardwalk, Ocean City, 609-398-6565 711 Beach Avenue, Cape May, 609-884-8866 10 minutes late. Jim Teti more than three minutes to THE FINAL DESTINATION (R)* TAKING WOODSTOCK (R) and Manny Vallares went win the race, posting a time (11:50), 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:50, 10:00 (12:30), 3:00, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45 THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE (PG13) to their special fishing of 17 minutes 3 seconds. (11:00), 1:00, 5:05, 7:10 JULIE AND JULIA (PG13) POST GRAD (PG13) 3:10, 9:20 (12:20), 2:50, 5:10, 7:25, 9:40 hole at Cape May Point Ed McConnell, 28, of West JULIE AND JULIA (PG13) INGLORIOUS BASTERDS (R) and came home with a Chester, Pa., placed second (11:30), 1:50, 4:50, 7:20, 9:50 (12:45), 3:45, 6:45, 9:30 G.I. JOE (PG13) (11:00), 3:20, 7:40 DISTRICT 9 (R) (1:30), 5:30, 9:30 10.25-pound flounder. in 20:13; Reinaldo Reyes, THE HANGOVER (R) 1:10, 5:30, 9:55 500 DAYS OF SUMMER (PG13) 50, of Maple Shade fin- SHORTS (PG) (11:40), 1:30, 3:20, 5:10 Jim and Manny are from THE PROPOSAL (PG13) 7:15, 9:30 (11:45), 3:35, 7:35 West Wildwood. Nice fi sh ished third in 20:24; Chris Shows in ( ) are rain shows only. TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE . CALL THEATRES FOR DAILY UPDATED SHOWTIMES. Fowler, 34, of Bethlehem, Pa., was fourth in 20:41; and Austin Neri, 14, of Wildwood Crest, placed fi fth in 20:59. Kimmy Leathers, 26, of Cape May, was the top female fi nisher and sixth overall in 21:20. Rebecca Call now for a free McConnell, 26, of West estimate to replace an Chester, Pa., placed second among females and Th e ever eccentric, but always colorful Mark ‘’Th e Don’’ Vito, existing central air 15th overall in 25:45 and conditioner Susan Lepping, 46, of Col- actor, comedian, and owner of the Casba Comedy Club is legeville, Pa., fi nished third seen here distributing $4,118.38 to Ellen Schisler of Autism Sales, Installation & Service among female runners and 17th overall in 26:32. NJ and Donna Long, trustee of the Byrne Foundation. Vito • Central Air Conditioning Competitors braved raises money every night at the comedy club for the autistic • Gas or Oil Heat • Unico & Space Pak heavy rains, moderate winds and various water children of New Jersey and has raised over $16,000 the past • Air Duct Cleaning • Fuel Oil Delivery hazards along the beach during the race, which was 5 years. He is well on his way of reaching his 2009 goal of Call the DEPENDABLE Company hosted by the Wildwood $20,000. “Th e Don’’ thanks everybody for being so kind 465-5545 • 1-800-388-4645 Crest Recreation Depart- ment. and looks forward to many more years of helping autistic NATE certifi ed Serving Cape May & Atlantic Counties over 90 years [email protected] Complete race results children. technicians Visa - MC - Discover are available online at ©Herald Newspapers 2008 License #13VH00302000 www.lmsports.com. A18 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 “Medically Speaking” a radio show hosted by Michael Boriss, DO, FACC, FACOI · Cape Regional Cardiologist Cervical Cancer Tech ’09 Grad Gets ‘Green’ Scholarship & HPV Call for a free COURT HOUSE – Free- for students to learn the The connection is clear. holder Ralph Bakley Sr. green technologies of the CD announced that a recent future,” stated Bakley in September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month graduate from the Cape a release. May County Technical High “Zoe Daly has been rec- School has been selected to ognized for her hard work With special guest receive the fi rst “Green” and commitment to excel- Joseph Milio, DO, FACOG Scholarship from the New lence. It is precisely that Jersey Association of Coun- commitment that we must Chief of Obstetrics & Gynecology ties (NJAC) and PSE&G. make to transform our Freeholders presented economy into a cleaner, Zoe Daly, a 2009 gradu- more efficient and more WCMC-AM 1230 Exceptional Care ate of Cape May County productive industrial pow- 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, September 9 Exceptional People Technical High School, erhouse,” he continued. with a $500 stipend and a “We are deeply grateful Physician Referral 1-800-362-4123 recognition plaque at their to PSE&G for funding this Aug. 25. program,” said Celeste Car- NJAC/PSE&G “Green” Scholarship recipient Zoe Cape May County, a piano, director of the NJAC Daly, 2009 graduate of the county Technical High member of NJAC, was one Foundation and executive School and Cape May County Freeholder Ralph E. of the 21 counties in New director of the New Jersey Bakley. LAW OFFICES OF Jersey to receive the in- Association of Counties. from ambitious capital proj- “The counties are at the novative scholarship for a Carpiano noted that ects to make government center of this revolution,” STAGLIANO, DEWEESE & FUSCELLARO, P.A. student from the county. county governments such facilities more energy-effi - said Carpiano. “With help “This is an exemplary as Cape May County are cient, to the development of from PSE&G, now students 3200 PACIFIC AVENUE program designed to create embarking on energy re- alternative energy sources will have the ability to get WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY 08260 educational opportunities form programs ranging like wind and solar. ahead of the trend.” (609) 522-5599 Kiddies Earn $1,300 for Alex’s Foundation www.sdesq.com COURT HOUSE — The Alex’s Lemonade Stand • Divorce & • Personal children of Cape Regional Foundation evolved from Medical Center Auxiliary’s a young cancer patient’s Family Law Injury Early Education Center front yard lemonade stand sponsored an Alex’s Lem- to a nationwide fundrais- • Real Estate • Wills, Trusts onade Stand July 30 and ing movement to fi nd a • Civil & Estates raised $1,300 to benefi t cure for childhood cancer. children with pediatric Since Alexandria “Alex” Litigation • Landlord/ cancer. Scott (1996-2004) set up According to a release, her front yard stand at the • Business Tenant the children built the lem- age of four, more than $25 onade stand themselves million has been raised to- Law • Collections while learning about help- wards fulfi lling her dream ing others in need. of fi nding a cure for child- Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation The morning of the hood cancer. event they made and sold For information about lemonade in memory of EEC or to request an ap- Alex and honored our own Youngsters at Cape Regional Medical Center Auxil- plication for admission, student and their friend, iary’s Early Education Center raised $1,300 to ben- call 609-463-2500. Brett Staino, who was diag- efi t Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. nosed with Stage 3 Wilm’s the Brendan Borek High Tumor, a form of pediatric Tides Memorial Founda- Starbucks, WiFi Added cancer in March 2008. tion, and Alex’s Lemonade The Staino Family has Stand Foundation as a way To Both Ferry Terminals been very active in rais- to give back to everyone ing money for Children’s who helped them during NORTH CAPE MAY sticky buns from a local Hospital of Philadelphia, this diffi cult time. — Officials of the Cape bakery are available to go May–Lewes Ferry have along with the java. announced that two new In September, the Star- customer amenities have bucks coffee bar will also been added to its line-up. be available inside the A new Starbucks coffee Lewes terminal. bar is operating within the In addition, both Cape Cape May Terminal and is May and Lewes terminals open 6:45 a.m. – 6 p.m. are equipped with free daily through the Labor Day wireless Internet (WiFi) weekend. connections for customers The coffee bar hours who have a laptop or an- may be adjusted for the other wireless device. shoulder season, depend- “While you’re at our Air conditioners that use Freon refrigerant will no longer ing on demand, according terminals, enjoying the to a release. venue, sipping your fresh be manufactured after this year. Next year, if you need a Coffee loving patrons can cup of coffee or sampling a enjoy Starbucks specialty fresh Danish, our custom- new air conditioner it will cost well over $1000 or more brews such as espresso, ers can now enjoy access to cappuccino, latte’ includ- social networking sites like because of compatibility issues with other components of ing vanilla, caramel, mocha Facebook, e-mail a friend, your cooling system. Past President Bob Noel of Middle Township Chamber and hazelnut fl avor options. or offer a Tweet,” remarked of Commerce dons Western gear as auctioneer at the Regular and decaffeinated Heath Gehrke, director of Business to Business Social and Auction Aug. 26. Noel coffees are also available. ferry operations. “It pro- Plan ahead and call McAllister today to auctioned over 100 items and made the event fun. Fresh muffins, scones, vides a great networking Auction is one of the largest fundraisers for the cham- brownies, Danish, and opportunity.” With only a $300 deposit, on a ber. It was held at Atkinson’s Tavern, Court House. new Lennox outdoor Salons Unite to Collect condenser we will purchase it 2 ton 13 SEER Unit. Act before September 15th and get a free Corrosion Grenade. now while they are still Funds Prior to Sept. 11 Note: All systems must be inspected. Some older available, store it and install it COURT HOUSE — On systems may not be compatible with todays 13 for you next spring. Just a can of soup or $5 SEER air conditioners. or before Sept. 11, beauty means a lot. salons in the Cape May Get a haircut at Hair County area will be dropoff Mechanix, 107 Mechanic points for any food or mon- St., Court House, and 5 etary donations for needy percent of all proceeds families in the community of the day from each par- affected by the war ticipating salon will be In this economy, every- donated. There will be Sturdy Savings Bank was a major sponsor of the 21st one is needy, according to raffl es for great prizes in Annual Stone Harbor Lions Club 10K/5K Races and organizers. No one can give each salon Two-Mile Run and Walk held Aug. 30. From left is a lot. If everyone gives just Participating salons will Henry Harrison, club president, Gina Frattaroli-Beck- a little it amounts to a lot fl y a fl ag outside. Support er, Sturdy’s Stone Harbor branch manager, and Race and a lot of good feelings and give back to those who Coordinator Ed Einhaus. Proceeds assisted several NJ Lic 13VH01483100 for everyone. (Page A22 Please) local charities, including Volunteers in Medicine. Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A19 HEARING TESTS SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ?k^^ê^\mkhgb\a^Zkbg`m^lmpbee[^`bo^gZmmaô^krhg^lahne]aZo^Za^Zkbg`m^lmZme^Zlmhg\^Zr^Zkb_ma^k^blZgr Air Station Wildwood Avia- wood,” the release stated. mkhn[e^ZmZeea^Zkbg`\e^Zker'>o^gi^hie^ghmp^Zkbg`Za^Zkbg`Zb]hkmahl^ tion Museum. “We believe in the im- pahaZo^[^^gmhe]ghmabg`\hne][^]hg^_hkma^f%lahne]aZo^Za^Zkbg`m^lm According to a release, portance of preserving such Zg]Ûg]hnmpa^ma^kma^fh]^kgf^mah]lh_a^Zkbg`\hkk^\mbhg\Zgaêima^f “NAS Wildwood provides a an incredible organiza- fun and educational experi- tion,” said Robert Garrett, a^Zk[^mm^k'Ma^?k^Â^Zkbg`M^lmlpbee[^`bo^g[r_Z\mhkrmkZbg^]A^Zkbg` ence with more than 26 president of the CapeBank :b] Li^\bZeblml eb\^gl^] [r ma^ LmZm^ h_ G^p C^kl^r Mn^l]Zr% P^]g^l]Zr% aircraft displays, military Charitable Foundation. Mankl]Zr ?kb]Zr%Lîm^f[^k1%2%*) **' memorabilia, photographs, “The Naval Air Station engines, interactive games Wildwood enriches the CALL 465-9199 OR 1-800-290-3277 and much more. From lives of our community fl y-ins and festivals to lec- members, from children to Jeff Ropiecki, right, from CapeBank Charitable NJ LIC HEARING AID DISPENSERS - JAMES L. SAAD, Jr. LIC. #171 tures and fi eld trips, this seniors.” Foundation, presents Dr. Joseph Salvatore, chair- RICHARD J. SAAD LIC. #324 non-profit museum has Since its inception in man at Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Mu- become an integral part of January 2008, CapeBank seum, a $5,000 check. The donation will help the the community.” Charitable Foundation museum continue to relive history. N'L'=':'PAHE><>GM>K>MHHK=>K<> MH HK=>K Cafe offers one of the best passion for the art of creat- recipient for July 2009. not something you expect,” Your Neighborhood Store At The Jerseyey ShShoreore Cardaci joined the Medi- stated Cardaci, “I like to do 6 views on the island, wheth- ing better food and a better er on a deck overlooking experience is an inspiration cal Center in September my job and want to make Steaks • Burgers • Hoagies • Wraps • Seafood Platters beach and ocean or inside to us all,” says Betsy Garr, 2000. sure everybody gets taken 99¢ the Ocean Oasis Waterpark Ocean Oasis food and bev- Cardaci was nominated care of. My co-workers Club Sandwiches • Party Trays • Breakfast Sandwiches Cheese and Beach Club, according erage area manager. for the Service tell me the ex- Fresh Made Salads & Desserts Burgers to a release. Jurusz says the new em- Excellence Award pression on my But the real treat is the phasis is one of the high by two colleagues, face was priceless Just $5.99 18” LARGE CHEESE PIZZA on Wednesday menu, one that goes be- points of the summer’s din- according to a re- – I turned bright yond the burgers, cheese ing experience. “The Food lease. red!” 21st & New Jersey 902 Bayshore Rd. 104 S. Main St. 34th & Asbury steaks and pizza so preva- and Beverage Department The nomina- Cardaci and her N. WILDWOOD VILLAS CMCH OCEAN CITY lent on the boardwalk. gets to spread its wings at tions stated, “Ge- boyfriend, Kevin 729-4500 886-8244 465-0090 399-6080 Liquid refreshments have the café.” nie is a very hard Hahn, live in Vil- taken on a new look as well, Morey’s expanded the worker, and she las. 55th & Haven, 21st & Asbury, 86th & Landis, 3075 Rt. 9 with a new menu and tropi- kitchen to accommodate receives a lot of They enjoy bi- OCEAN CITY OCEAN CITY SEA ISLE CITY SEAVILLE cal drinks, the kind you’d high volume wrap and salad freight everyday GENIE cycling, playing 399-9980 399-9983 263-3149 624-1299 expect in the Caribbean. production, and also for with the necessary CARDACI volleyball, travel- This summer, Morey’s effi ciency in catering op- supplies needed to ing and spending Piers has elevated the cafe’s erations, Garr says. New operate the medical center. time on the beach with importance. avenues include healthier Every day, members of Kevin’s daughter, Destiny. Credit the hiring of exec- additions such as Mediter- my department and I are Cardaci is a lifelong resi- 7+,1.*5((1 utive chef, Wally Jurusz, the ranean shrimp wrap, fi let continually in and out of dent of Cape May County %HQHILWVRI*UHHQ%XVLQHVV release added. And credit tip wrap, arugula salad and the receiving door with where her mother, two the quest for new culinary buffalo chicken salad. linen, items to be disposed brothers and sister also *UHHQ/LYLQJ3UDFWLFHV avenues as well. And yes, the menu still of, and at times, furniture live. “Our philosophy has includes the Cheeseburger and other large items being Cardaci, surrounded by always been to make and in Paradise, with fries and moved in and out of the colleagues, accepted the /HDUQKRZWRVDYHPRQH\ serve the best possible food, a palm tree. All for $1,000. medical center. honor from the Service period. The addition of No takers yet. “We know we get in Excellence Committee. %HFRPHD*UHHQ%XVLQHVV Wally Jurusz. His advanced Genie’s way at times, but Gill presented Cardaci with Genie never complains the Service Excellence of and often helps us with our the Month pin, $100 Visa task – and always, always gift card, a Cape Regional 7XHVGD\6HSWHPEHU with a smile. Genie’s work Medical Center duffel bag is behind the scenes but is and beach towel and a DPWRSP so vital to the medical cen- three month membership ter’s operation. You would to the Fit for Life Fitness be surprised to realize the Center. :LOGZRRG*ROI &RXQWU\&OXE quantity of products we “Genie is well liked *ROI&OXE5RDG&0&+ use; all these items needed throughout the organiza- to help our patients come tion,” stated Gill. “She is through Genie first. No an exceptional example matter what the weather, of outstanding customer :KDW'RHV%HLQJ her smile never changes.” service, and we are very “I was so surprised when proud of her.” *UHHQ0HDQ" Gleason Promoted by Sun -RLQ8V)RU3UHVHQWDWLRQV VINELAND — Sun Na- to a release. 'LVFXVVLRQVDQG([KLELWVRQWKH tional Bank has named Gleason brings over 25 &KDOOHQJHVDQG2SSRUWXQLWLHVRI Joe Hart Seaville-resident Joseph years of banking experi- Dennis Roberts, Bellevue Tavern owner, left, pres- Gleason commercial bank- ence to his position at %HFRPLQJ$*UHHQ%XVLQHVV ents $3,000 check to Middle Township Mayor F. ing relationship manager Sun. Nathan Doughty. The funds were proceeds of the for its Southern Region, Prior to joining the annual Bellevue Golf Classic, which helps fund serving Atlantic bank, he was vice &DOOWR5HJLVWHU municipal recreation projects. and Cape May president and counties. commercial loan ZZZFDSHPD\FRXQW\FKDPEHUFRP Lower Chamber Will Hear In the new officer with Se- post, Gleason is lect Bank in Egg Of College’s Plan in Villas charged with the Harbor City. He 3UH3DLG5HJLVWUDWLRQ)HH development and previously served NORTH CAPE MAY — New Jersey discussing the LQFOXGHVFRQWLQHQWDOEUHDNIDVW management of as vice president On Sept. 10, Lower Town- Ponderlodge property. commercial cus- and commercial Sponsored By ship Chamber of Commerce Cost of lunch is $15. tomer relation- loan officer for 6SRQVRUHG%\ will hold its monthly mem- For reservations and menu ships. Addition- Collective Bank bership luncheon at Little choices call 884-7703 or JOSEPH ally, he maintains also in Egg Har- Italy Restaurant on Bayshore Linda Williams at 522-5394. GLEASON portfolios and has bor City. Road, North Cape May at Seating will be limited. Re- responsibility for account He holds a bachelor of 12:30 pm. serve no later than Sept. 4. preparation, documenta- science in Business and Guest speakers will be Residents will be wel- tion and participation in Finance from Mount Saint Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-1st) come to join; however, seat- the commercial credit ap- Mary’s College in Emmits- and a representative from ing for chamber members )/<,1*),6+678',2 proval process, according burg, Md. Richard Stockton College of will have priority. A20 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 This is for the person who wants to hire Americans or college/high fl ag raised here? school students. We, on the other end, receiving the applications out of —West Wildwood at least 100 that we received fi ve were Americans. You could tell that *** their parents sent them off for a job because the attitude they came in with I recently had dinner at the Black was the only reason they were there. Americans do not want to work. At Duck. It was the Early Bird Special. least the foreign students are here to earn money. Granted they’re taking The food, service and atmosphere the money home with them. Watch your kid fi ll out an application. was excellent. I had no complaints It’s a joke. and I would recommend this restau- —West Cape May rant highly. *** —North Cape May People with temporary handicapped placards should be required by law *** to be reexamined every three months. Just because you or someone in Think about what would have your family had hip surgery doesn’t entitle you to free parking forever. I happened to this area if that front “A good community newspaper is a community in conversation with itself.” work with people who are on their feet all day. They have a handicapped didn’t come down from the north —Walter Lippman tag so they can park outside of the motel. I see families park at the beach to avert Hurricane Bill away from us with handicapped stickers with no one in their family, at that time, that and away from most land. I don’t The Herald invites you to contribute to Spout Off, your comment, which must arrive by 5 p.m. Thursday . Or you can has a handicap. The use of these blue tags is out of control. Trenton: even think it hit any land. I call it positive statements whenever possible and, when necessary, call the Spout Off line at 886-1580. You will have one minute do something. God’s awesome power and mercy. your constructive, negative thoughts. To do so, please visit our to anonymously voice your views on any subject of public inter- —Wildwood Crest —Cape May County website – www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com and click “submit” est. You must identify your town. *** *** under the “Spout Off” Heading. Your comments will be submit- If you would like share your views on a topic in greater de- The old tax poem in Gerald Stahlecker’s Letter to the Editor dated Aug. The Aug. 12 issue of the Herald ted anonymously from this form and limited to 600 characters. tail, consider submitting a letter to the Herald’s editorial page. 12 is news to me. Whoever wrote it sure hit the nail on the head. “Put has a picture of a young man in a red This newspaper will edit messages according to our space, shirt holding up a striper he caught. Please send your letters to [email protected]. Be sure to these words upon his tomb; taxes drove me to my doom.” Come your brevity, timeliness and good taste. Just make your point November a few politicians will be doomed. The striper isn’t even 18 inches give your name, address plus a phone number so we can call —Swainton let alone 28 inches. Just thought briefl y. No more than one contribution per week, please. to confi rm your submission. The Herald publishes only letters *** I’d mention that. You may also mail, bring or fax (886-1879) a brief written submitted exclusively to this newspaper. The infamous Cape May County water study is over seven years —Cape May old and still not been delivered. I guess the Cape May County planner *** any government representative who does not help senior citizens, but hurts similar issues and demographics as the borough of Avalon, it has been decided to retire before the public goes ballistic when it is fi nally released. Does everybody remember the senior citizens as we have been. This is an outrage. Somebody ought to doing its trash collection the way it’s been doing it. It seems like a very What do you expect for only $2.2 million? It’s only your tax dollars. words, “because I can?” In case you do something to help grandma and grandpa. organized and effi cient program. I’d be curious as to how they’ve been —Swainton forgot they were the strong words —Town Bank doing that. I spoke to one of the realtors in Stone Harbor and he com- *** of the previous mayor who thought *** mented to me that was something he felt Avalon has to change because it I’m calling to thank all those who attended the summer recess rally at he was King Kong and thought he Just calling to say I’m really disappointed that we’re no longer receiv- literally is not working. the ferry terminal on 22nd. It was a nice gathering and everybody who could pass and do whatever he ing the ShopRite ad in the mail. It gives me a chance to compare prices —Avalon came there was concerned about our country and the healthcare plan. We wanted to do. He may have been even though that’s mainly where I shop. *** had a real good discussion. Our next rally will be there on Sept. 12. It’s a “kong” but he certainly was —Villas Does anyone know what the law is as far as how high the grass gets for anybody, Democrat or Republican, who loves this country but feels our no “king”. *** before you can report it? We have a house on our street and it is downright politicians are taking us in the wrong direction. Come join us if you wish. —West Wildwood Cape May could save thousands of dollars by eliminating the department disgusting between the grass and the weeds. If it gets cut twice a season There’s a real sense of community there and we invite you to come. *** head and city manager’s position as Ed Mahaney has appointed himself we’re lucky. Also I think it’s great that the police are going to start —North Cape May It’s not people like Frederick and in charge of everything. ticketing cars that are on the wrong side of the street. *** McNamara that made this town a —Cape May —North Cape May During these recessionary economies is it prudent for the borough to disgrace. If anything they’re bring- *** *** bond $6.5 million towards the Rambler Road Project and a park pavilion? ing this town back to the way that it I would like to thank Offi cers Shannon and Michelle of Middle Town- On Aug. 25 I saw a Lower Township rescue vehicle speeding down The bond payback falls ultimately on the taxpayers. should be run. You should get your ship for their promptness and expertise in coming to the aid of my Rose Lane. Maybe they were on their way to a fi re or an emergency. I —Wildwood Crest facts straight before making accusa- grandson who got his fi nger slammed inside a door. Thanks also to the watched to see where they were going, and it was to do their laundry. *** tions about someone. Sounds to me EMTs. God bless you all. —North Cape May I would like to give a debt of gratitude to Wildwood Beach Patrol you might be one of those people. —Middle Township *** Lifeguard, Nick Barzeski. While on vacation my 14-year-old daughter As for vicious you win that merit *** I have two messages: Channel 9 is maintained by the Lower Regional was pulled out today in a riptide on Schellinger Avenue Beach. Nick, the head over heels. A terrorist explodes a bomb on an airliner killing everyone on board and High School. They’ve had the same weather report for many months. lifeguard, went out and pulled my daughter in and did a great job at —West Wildwood even more on the ground. Now he gets a free out of jail pass because he According to them we have cold weather and rain. Please, Channel it. I appreciate his attentiveness to his job. My wife and I owe him a *** is sick. Just take him to 30,000 feet and push him out the door. Record 9, change your program. Second is I want to thank Channel 20. My God sincere debt of gratitude. I was riding my bike in Avalon the screams and play it back for other potential terrorists. The eye for an what beautiful music they provide us with. We enjoy it very much. —Bedminster, Pa. behind a bar. They were washing all eye technique may work better than water boarding. —Court House *** these trashcans and dirty mats with —Cape May County Forty thousand for horse and ex-cop to patrol at the park? $40,000? Did you know that the Borough of Wildwood Crest bonded $6.5 soap and detergent and it smelled *** I hope the freeholders are checking the online comments on this mat- million for projects that are not needed in the current fi nancial hard- like chlorine. All the water was go- I was in the hospital in Court House for a few weeks. I was on the ter…$40,000 for a horse and the talk of getting rid of services for kids ship times? ing into the parking lot and running second and third fl oors and let me tell you everybody on that fl oor treated in the county? —Springfi eld, Pa. down into the sewer. I followed me very good. I can’t say one bad word about the place. Thank you. —Wildwood *** the sewer down and it dumps into —Villas *** Hey Lower Township Code Enforcement: How about the house on W. the bay. Why is a bar allowed to *** To the Cape May Point spouter who tells us we should accept this won- Drumbed? People living in a supposed shed with all the utilities hooked dump all their grease and slime and Maybe if our president and his wife would stop fl ying around on Air derful healthcare plan. You are exactly who the Obamas and the Kennedys up and not paying taxes. How about the rest of us that would have to pay dirt and their chemicals into the Force One and Two like it was a toy there would be some money left for and the death panels are looking for. God bless us if anybody listens to you. taxes on a structure like that? Think the code guy needs to look into it. bay and nobody says anything? We the senior citizens to get their little raise in their social security check this I hope the low life politicians do not win because we will lose. —Villas would like to see this cleaned up. year. Tell him to go grocery shopping to see what’s gone up from week to —Cape May Point *** We swim in the Back Bay and we week. The congressmen got their raise in January. I guess the senators will *** I wouldn’t have been surprised if France or England would have let really don’t need this pollution. get their raise. I don’t think either of them have done their job this year. Thomas Jefferson said, “The tree of liberty must occasionally be re- that monster go. But now Scotland has proven that they’re in the same —Avalon —Villas freshed by the blood of tyrants and patriots.” Think about it. league. Boo Bonnie Scotland. *** *** —Cape May —Wildwood Crest The Obama Administration is af- When is Avalon going to wake up and face the skunk issue? Saying *** *** ter Glenn Beck for telling the truth. “There is nothing we can do” is not an answer. It’s embarrassing living I didn’t know it was against the law to eat a hoagie at Wawa at 3 a.m. Reading the article on West Wildwood’s political turmoil I was surprised This is the beginning of taking around 42nd Street. in North Wildwood on Aug 27. I’d like to thank Offi cer Hawkins for by the ex-mayor’s, Chris Fox, statement that in 12 years in offi ce he never away freedom of speech. —Avalon locking me up for disorderly conduct for eating my hoagie and drinking fi red anyone. Twelve years and not one instance that required dismissal. —North Cape May *** my iced tea outside of Wawa. Human nature being what it is that’s hard to believe. What it suggests is *** Could someone please tell the man at the end of the street who waters —Cape May County there was a lack of supervision by the administration. Either by design, Seems there’s a big campaign his lawn three times per day, seven days a week, for the entire summer, that *** i.e. employees are friends, relatives, girlfriends, etc. or incompetent. Either about cross walks and yielding to he’s wasting a resource that only Mother Nature can give us? In addition I would like to compliment the Stone Harbor Beach Patrol. I witnessed case is not good for the taxpayer. Am I the only one to see such a huge red pedestrians. I’d just like to ask we have to live with a pump in our park for water supply. His continuing them in action Monday at 111th and 109th Street. A young surfer girl was somebody in the City of Cape May watering of the lawn is causing our pressure to become lower than injured by a surfboard. They emptied the bathing beach and within fi ve city management to please explain it already is. We live in a very old mobile home park and we need every minutes had her on a back-board and out to a waiting ambulance. They why “Yield to Pedestrian” signs drop of water we can get. were awesome to watch and very complimentary. Artisans Alcove are placed in the middle of Colum- —Rio Grande —Court House ESTATEESTATE JEWELERS JEWELERS bia Avenue in June and now, today, *** *** you’re starting to paint the cross I was down to Broadway Beach and a little girl was having an asthma As a resident of Wildwood and a rock music fan I fi nd it hard to believe BUYING•Diamonds walks? It just doesn’t make sense attack. The beach tag lady at the booth let the lady plug in a nebulizer for that Convention Center in Wildwood, a building that holds 8,000 people that because they’ve been worn out all her little girl because she was having an attack. That was very nice of is beautiful, does not have rock concerts. It’s appalling. As a 45-year-old, •Jewelry summer. Thank God nobody’s been that girl at the beach tag booth. I’m tired of hearing Motown and the oldies. How about something from killed yet. —North Wildwood the late 60s, 70’s or even the 80’s? There’s plenty of acts out there that •Coins —Cape May *** would love to be in a building that’ll hold 8,000 people. So how about it? *** Good for Wal-Mart for being a good neighbor by allowing motor How about the Convention Center Authority get some rock action there? •Gold There is to be no increase in homes to park overnight on their property. On our way to Florida each It’s horrible to see that building just sit there and nothing go except for Social Security for the next two winter I see campers in Wal-Mart parking lots. It gives me a good feeling events that draw few. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 10 am to 5 pm years. Medicare costs are to go up that the travelers have found a safe place to park over night when most of —Wildwood over the next two years. The gov- the campgrounds, that time of the year, are full. *** 523 Lafayette Street, Cape May • 898-0202 ernment can bail out Wall Street —Avalon Help support the townships and the Civic Center by attending this www.artisansalcove.com and it can bail out automobile *** Saturday Shell party dinner from 6-9 p.m. It’s great to see all the res- manufacturers. I will not vote for As a resident of Wildwood this Spout Off is in regards to a writer from taurants that are donating the cuisine. What a wonderful thing they are Wildwood who believes that Mr. Troiano and Mr. Davenport aren’t the doing for our community. problem. No matter who’s elected we’re going to have the high taxes and —Sea Isle City ineffi cient government with way too many employees and all of the loss *** that goes on with the unbid work. The nonprofessional bid work also in Trillions of dollars spent on a health plan that may procrastinate cancer Open to the Public the town. With new people in offi ce some of those things will change. treatment and force the sick and handicapped to wait 3-4 hours for doctors There are way too many employees for the city of Wildwood. There and hospitals is just wrong. are too many no-bid contracts going out. That is the problem in Wildwood. —Sea Isle City That’s why everything costs so much here *** —Wildwood In a fi nal desperate last try, the Bridgeport Conn. Diocese is taking its An Educational Forum *** case to the Supreme Court. Most legal experts expect the court not to As far as healthcare, are seniors to pay much more but get much less? hear the case, which means the 23 clergy sex abuse cases, will be revealed. On Yes we can, but maybe seniors can’t. Doctors have a moral obligation to Soon the same will follow in the Los Angeles, Calif. Diocese. It’s only a treat all ages the same. Bureaucrats should not tell us when to die. Have matter of time. Funny up in Philly-way, Pa. Bevilacqua, like Cardinal Crowe, mercy. Our golden years should be full of hope and happiness. continually transferred perverts but he still has taken the arrogance of the Water & Sewer —Cape May hierarchy and has never apologized and probably never will. *** —Cape May More Cape May double-talk. One of the reasons offered for the neces- *** sity of the multi-million dollar overhaul of the Washington Street Mall was I can’t believe all the Spouters that said that the waitress or waiter com- Saturday, September 12, 2009 • 10am -12noon because the uneven walkway could lead to injuries and lawsuits. But they plaining about their tips was greedy. The economy’s so bad and everyone’s say their hands are tied when it comes to repairing the dangerous beach so broke don’t go out to eat. Servers get $2-3/hour plus tips. If you can’t where 47 injuries have occurred since Memorial Day. What’s more afford to pay your server, don’t go to a restaurant that uses a server. Eat Note: New location dangerous? Tripping on a sidewalk or breaking your neck in the surf? at home if you don’t have enough money to go out. —North Cape May —Cape May County *SIC Public School Auditorium *** *** 46th and Park Road This is to the person complaining about affordable housing. There’s The people of West Wildwood should commend the team for re- plenty of affordable housing in Wildwood. Always has been. The last 10 sponsible government for the fantastic job that Frederick & McNamara Learn how current usage, rates and budget allocations aff ect years it’s all been given to the illegal immigrants. Why? Because the land- are doing. This is the fi rst time since I have lived here that I can honestly lords know they don’t have to get permits. They don’t get a license and say that I’m grateful and proud to be a resident of West Wildwood. I have you as a taxpayer/utility customer they don’t have to pay taxes on all the income they make because there’s not seen this island run in such an open and honest way since back when. no paper trail leading back to the rental property. It’s about time we got people in offi ce that are standing by the book of laws Help ensure a clean and safe water supply now and —Wildwood in the daily operations of municipal government and not in the way it’s *** been previously operating. for future generations This is about the spouter in Ocean City: The merchants can’t wait —West Wildwood until July 4th to hire kids, our local kids. That’s a bunch of bologna. *** My kids started way back in March and they go to every place that there I too was disappointed with National Lighthouse Day at the lighthouse is and nobody’s hiring. Then all of a sudden you have all these foreigner near Cape May Point. It was advertised free for everybody and when I got www.sicta.org kids in there by April. I don’t want to hear that it’s wait until July 4th there with my kids they wanted $7 for the adults. I advised them the paper 7TSRWSVIHF]XLI7IE-WPI'MX]8E\TE]IVW%WWSGMEXMSR that’s not right. I know my kids and a bunch of other parents have been said it was free for everybody. What a fraud MAC is. Like my dad always together that our kids have looked way back in the month of March and said MAC stands for “Makin’ Alotta Cash!” Next year charge everybody so there are no jobs. you can make more money since that is what you are all about. —Ocean City —North Cape May =SYVSTMRMSRGSYRXW+SXS[[[WMGXESVKERH *** (ED. NOTE: MAC advertised free admission to activities on the light- ÁPPSYXEWYVZI]FIJSVI7ITXXL I live in Avalon and also agree 100 percent that we need to do some house grounds that day. When they became aware of some confusion from changes with Avalon’s trash and recycling collection. I would like to know how long it has been since Stone Harbor, which is a town that has (Page A Please) Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A21 Spout Off local residents incomes. I have noticed that summer residents are usually Sunday. Troiano was very active and concerned in helping the neighbor- described “rodeo clown” that once (From Page A20) kind, considerate people who are a lot of fun. But for those of you who hood with this problem house. As homeowners, we must rally together at said, “If you take what I say as gos- customers, they allowed free admission to children to climb to the top of are not, please remember that while you may be on vacation, this is our the hearings for this rowdy house landlord, and help to get East Bennett pel, you’re an idiot.” Please don’t the lighthouse but not adults.) life and we try to stay as calm about your presence as possible. Remember Avenue back to the quiet street it used to be. believe every word this “enter- *** that the speed limit is 25, not 10, and please use turn signals. Don’t —Wildwood tainer” says. Beck is playing a dan- Why is the Wildwood Crest bike path in such disrepair? The south- just hit the breaks. *** gerous game that has everything ern end was worked on but the surface is still incredibly irregular, making —Wildwood Crest I’d like to know what the story is on the two toilets sitting on the to do with money and nothing to it unpleasant and dangerous to ride on. Everyone rides on the center (the *** corners of Pennsylvania and Second Avenue in Rio Grande. This area do with truth or rational thinking. only fl at surface), which creates chaos especially during crowded summer The King Center needs new leadership. Where’s Bob Jackson? never ceases to amaze me. He has you in a constant state of mornings. Don’t Wildwood Crest offi cials care? —Middle Township —Rio Grande paranoia as he laughs all the way —Wildwood Crest *** *** to the bank. *** Same old song and dance from the beach patrol chief. Layoffs and fi r- It’s great to see Wildwood Crest putting on outdoor concerts this year. —Lower Township It looks like the recall election is set for Dec. 8. The question now is ings to save money. I guess his motto is save money not the bathers. The Fern Road location at the ocean is a perfect site for Saturday night *** who’s running? Will the Wildwood residents relect the same old, same —Wildwood concerts and the Grease band put on a terrifi c show. I hope they expand old? We need change. Let’s get candidates with high level of integrity and *** it for every Saturday night so we won’t have to go to North Wildwood for Thank you Sen. Van Drew and good business savvy. Wildwood needs positive change to move forward. Last week while crossing from the beach to my hotel, a white SUV concerts. Now can we get the mayor in the Crest to allow ice cream Mayor Pikolycky for helping us We need government offi cials that will make hard decisions to cut waste, with markings, code enforcement, city owned? The driver on a cell vendors on the beach? senior citizens at Carol Lynn minimize expenses, stop underage drinking, run drug dealers out of town phone, ignored the notice of letting me get across the street. Driver —Wildwood Crest Campground. Job well done. and make our town a great, safe town to live and vacation. stopped after passing me and I shouted at the driver. Did not get the SUV *** —Woodbine —Wildwood plate number to report. Thanks to the owner on 32nd Street between Landis and the board- *** *** —Cape May walk, whose dog nearly scared me out of my wits as I was casually walking To the director of the Unity I agree with the spouter from several weeks ago about changes to the *** past. Is there any law against dogs barking at passerbys? If so, this one Camp that was held at the Whites- head of the island’s beach patrol chiefs. There’s more to life guys than Cape May City, in early summer warned residents to cut water us- should be reported. And the language up there was insulting. boro Rec Center: The program yelling at young men and women and breaking labor laws. age for the summer. No car washes, power washing of homes. Lawn —Sea Isle City was a good thing for children. I —Wildwood sprinklers must have rain devices on the systems. As a reward, we were *** know a lot of them had a good *** notifi ed that we will be receiving a water increase rate. They got it all All summer there has been a discarded sofa on the side of the road be- time. But before you use the word Tranquility, the community with many homes. The majority of the wrong, they should encourage us to use more water, then our rates tween the two bridges on Ocean Drive between Stone Harbor and North “unity,” you should defi ne it. It’s homeowners take care of their property. And then we have others that would not increase. Wildwood. I can’t believe that it is still there. Unfortunately, some not embarrassing a kid like they consider it their own boat yard. You can see boats in driveways, on the —Cape May low life discarded it thinking the county road department would pick it have no feelings. Learn how to street and let’s not forget storing our home on wheels in our driveways. *** up. Little did the creep know that we apparently have an ineffi ciently run talk to them. I paid my money for Is there not some code enforcement on this issue? Thank you to the person who found my phone and ID in North Wild- road dept. my child to attend the camp a few —Cape May wood and dropping it off to my home. It was more appreciated than —Stone Harbor weeks, and not for you to be nasty *** you can imagine. *** and ignore her. How did you get My theory is that the persons spouting off against the city acquiring —North Wildwood We the volunteers of Cape May Regional Medical Center wish to give that job? It was not because of your open space behind the lighthouse spend too much time on their com- *** our prayers to one of our own. He is a volunteer and security at our hos- manners. puters and not enough time actually enjoying the natural beauty of that If the good people of West Wildwood have any sense, they’ll realize pital. His caring and love for others has helped so many people here. Now —Whitesboro area. that the “objections” to the mayor’s administration are originating from an he needs us. We will always be here for you and we hope that you rejoin *** —North Wildwood organized group of hecklers and malcontents. And all of these “com- us soon. We miss and love you. Regarding the parking situa- *** plaints” serve from deep and vested “personal interests” as opposed to the —Cape May County tion in Cape May, someone wrote North Wildwood has one of the nicest beachfront pedestrian areas I actual current state of affairs here in West Wildwood. *** recently, “all those people knew have ever seen. From the inlet to the bike path to the boardwalk, this area —West Wildwood Last night I was at CVS picking up a prescription. The person in front they had no parking when they truly is a treasure that must be preserved. The shortsighted people *** of me works for the city and paid $2 for their prescription. My total was bought their house.” This is wrong. who would allow more development in this are because of petty local poli- My tenants can’t park on my adjoining lot because it isn’t paved. Why $228. How can the mayor and city council justify such a benefi t? I could live with the way it was tics need to get out more and see for themselves what is being protected. do the Elk’s members park on a lot that doesn’t even belong to them —Sea Isle City then, which was parking meters —Cherry Hill/North Wildwood that isn’t paved? City hall double standard? *** on 10 a.m.-6p.m., Memorial Day *** —North Wildwood We had the sweetest corn and peaches last night from LeGates Farm to Labor Day at 10 cents per hour. Mr. Mayor, I know you say you are saving us money, but how does *** Market on Bayshore Road. If you haven’t tried their veggies, you’re miss- Little by little my parking disap- $1,140 per week for three months, for Mr. Deaney save us money? That Thank you to Anthony and Josh from Grace Energy for doing my install. ing something. I’d highly recommend them. peared. I found places further each is a minimum of $13,680. And will he be temporary? Will you reinstate You two were both very generous with information and also very knowl- —Lower Township year. It was sneaky because during Ms. Tomlin? edgeable. Thank you Grace Energy for yet another job well done. *** the winter, my previous space was —West Wildwood —Cape May County Tom Ridge admits being pressured to raise terror alerts to help Bush taken away, and I had to fi nd one *** *** win the 2004 election. Tell us something we didn’t know. You’re a still further. The town took our While in Stone Harbor today I noticed a public works employee wiping When do the reserved parking for resident signs come down? Are little late Mr. Ridge, you didn’t care enough to disclose this informa- parking from us; they should give down the benches in the business area. Then as I went through town I they going to mess up the fall and winter parking for us too? tion when it really mattered; now you want to sell books. So much for it back. was impressed with just how clean and well maintained the town is. The —North Wildwood “country fi rst.” —Cape May residents there have good reason to take pride in their town. *** —Lower Township *** —Stone Harbor Now that the crowds are leaving I would like to let out a great secret. *** WIldwood has the safest bath- *** My wife and I found a quiet and inexpensive breakfast in the court yard To the selfi sh person in Avalon who says I should be open minded ing beaches on the East Coast I am a licensed contractor in Lower Township. I generally leave a sign off 96th Street. The restaurant is clean with a very nice atmosphere and about side yard pick up, do you have any idea of how much more that and they are still “free,” but they on my customers’ property after I complete a job. Now the township is go- the food is excellent. There was no wait and the staff has always been would cost? Avalon already tried this idea once years ago, and the man won’t be for long if we have to ing around removing all business signs in Lower? How about the political friendly. A must try is the fi esta wrap. hours of labor for side-yard pick up ran into the night time. It didn’t pay someone to pick the trash up signs that sits in the ground for months and months, before and after local —Stone Harbor work, and it became way to expensive for Avalon to pay out some 20 that people leave on the beach. elections? I just don’t get it. It’s not Beverly Hills. Get off your high horses *** men in over time pay…especially in the summer months. Forget about it, People, do you love the beach? Do and do something constructive for once. How about your $50,000 sign? There is a much more insidious gas in our atmosphere: di-hydrogen it’s not going to happen. you enjoy using our free beaches? Hypocrisy at it’s worst. oxide. It is 20 to 30 percent more heat-retentive than CO2. While CO2 —Avalon Then pick up your trash and put it —Lower Township is .033 percent of air, di-hydrogen oxide makes up 4 to 6 percent of what *** in one of the many cans provided *** we breathe. Millions of people are unwittingly putting more di-hydrogen The house on 87 has stood on that spot since 1900. It stood there when you leave, or don’t come to The mayor don’t tell stories, he tells it like it is, and like it was. Things oxide into the air thinking it may help their breathing. The Obama ad- through the storm of 1944 as well as 1962, but was torn down in 2009 to our beaches. Have some respect for are a lot different now that the people of West Wildwood have open and ministration and Al Gore are silent about this major component of global make room for an eyesore. The new owner could care less about Stone our beaches. No one wants to clean honest government; something that we were in dire need of. There is a warming. The Cap and Trade bill and the Koyoto treaty ignore di-hydrogen Harbor history. The reason Hereford Inlet cannot be reopened is because up after you. great saying “If you walk in dog mess, you smell like dog mess.” oxide. Follow the money. LoBiondo should be concentrating not on carbon of all the birds that now call it home. —Wildwood —West Wildwood dioxide but the real culprit of global warming—di-hydrogen oxide gas. —Stone Harbor *** *** —Sea Isle City *** Both Fr. Field and Fr. Wallace Mr. Campbell, what do you expect the people of Wildwood to do, *** This is for the spouter that encouraged us all to tune in to Glenn Beck are doing a great job catering to the “nothing?” I think they have done an excellent execution of the “recall In regards to giving inherited land for open space to the City of North if we really wanted to know what the government is doing...Beck is a self (Page A22 Please) process.” Taxes are not the only issue in Wildwood. This administra- Wildwood for free, that’s nuts. If the councilman lives a life similar to tion has failed them to the point of “no comeback.” Let them alone. I, the rewards will benefi t my children’s future education, to help pay They’re headed in the right direction, and will not be disappointed. for costly weddings, insurance and we can’t forget about the present and —North Wildwood future of healthcare costs. It pays to be nice. Schedule a Fall Heater Check *** —North Wildwood Don’t waste your money on the movie. District 9. I left the theater *** Before November 1st it was horrible. The way they portrayed Africans just terrible. It should The deteriorating Lampost Diner continues to be a major “eyesore.” be against the law to put out a movie that is so blatantly racist. No, Who owns that building? Please demolish the building. beyond racist. When have you ever heard rap music in Africa? How are —Anglesea/North Wildwood Includes: 1 fi lter, African women going to prostitute themselves to aliens who don’t have *** any money? And whenever there was a disgusting scene, here comes the Let’s legalize marijuana. Special Inspection of loose parts, music. Every time there was criminal or violent scene, oh here goes the —Cape May electrical connections, burners, music again. *** Price —Cape May County To all the inconsiderate people walking their dogs on the seawall gas valve and heat exchanger. *** and streets of Wildwood, please clean up after your animals. I run along $ To the lady or man who said we need a change, you are so right. It’s a the sea wall and fi nd it absolutely disgusting that people let their dogs 84.95 + Tax shame how the rec was for our children and yet they never see the inside defecate and do not clean it up. Would you like it if I came to your house Extra Charge for Additional Units of the gym. The leader over in the rec runs them out for nothing. Go see and did that on your pavement? to vote him out. He does nothing for the kids in our town. To the social —Wildwood service of food stamps well that’s a joke. Our tax money is going to food *** stamps. They send them to Whitesboro to pick up trash. The park is never With the amount of money North Wildwood pays to the county Open dirty. The kids can’t go there. All they do is sit on the park bench and then Space Fund every year, I say we should buy as much oceanfront prop- get sent home. Way to use our tax money. Let’s get him out. erty as possible. This is a dedicated tax that can only be used for Open —Whitesboro Space. The property behind the lighthouse is a perfect use of this money. *** —North Wildwood I felt compelled to comment on the recent “shenanigans” being com- *** mitted by supporters of the former administration in West Wildwood. Who were the bright lights who decided to start school before Labor Your motives and actions reek of desperation. You lost, pure and simple Day? Don’t be asking me for more school taxes. You hurt my business. and nothing you attempt to do will change the end result. You’re ongoing —Ocean View . . attempts to interfere and subvert the democratic process in West Wild- *** wood will (once again) fail. To the arrogant and rude librarian at the local library, here’s news —West Wildwood for you, you don’t own this island or the library. The year-round locals need *** to realize there are numerous taxpayers beside yourselves who live and Wouldn’t it be so nice to walk on the boardwalk and not have someone enjoy this island. I am so tired of being harassed by the miserable locals blow smoke in your face? Why can’t there be designated smoking areas because you walk around with a chip on your shoulder and can’t tolerate others in the summer. Your economy would be worse off than it is if you TOWN BANK BUILDERS, INC. on the boardwalk? There are people out there who are non-smokers and who are allergic. Out of consideration of them, why can’t this be done, all think you can make a living without tourists. Get over it. Est. 1970 • Licensed & Insured • NJ State Lic # 13VH00282200 especially if Wildwood is a family beach. The kids play in the sand and —Wildwood Crest come across cigarette butts, so unsanitary. I think Wildwood would be *** Construction highly recommended by families if something was seriously done with Why is there no Mr. Peanut or Johnson’s Carmel Corn on the Wild- At Your Taste the smoking. wood Boardwalk? FOR SALE —Villas/Newark, Del. —Wildwood *** *** With Our I’d like to thank the members of the Crest Beach Patrol on Heather The North Wildwood taxpayers deserve to know how much the ill- Avenue for doing a great job this weekend of communicating with ev- conceived Surf Avenue parking lot cost. Does the revenue compensate for Fine Qualityy th eryone on the beach the rule/restrictions during the big surf. the danger involved in turning left from 26th to 18 ? How much safer —Red Bank and more attractive it was as a beautiful wide street. *** —North Wildwood grgreateat From an unbiased, new full-time resident, I suspect that this recall has *** HHaveave a more to do about politics and personal agendas than substance. I for According to the EPA (http://www.epa.gov/ttn/chief/ap42/ch14/ d one would have never even considered Wildwood as a vacation resort 10 fi nal/c14s02.pdf) termites make more CO2 than generated by all living y WeekWeekenden years ago and was surprised when I visited six years ago. The changes are things including man using fossil fuels. But because they are not people LLaborabor DaDay evident which contributed to our purchase here. their CO2 emissions are not counted. So let’s get rid of half the termites —Wildwood and we get rid of half the CO2 thus meeting the Koyoto Treaty goal. Indoor/Outdoor Entertainment Areas *** Imagine how much money homeowners save. New Homes • Whole House Renovations The home on 87th and First is being demolished. That house has been —Erma on that spot for well over 51 years and I guess the new owners/old own- *** Additions • Kitchens & Baths ers could care less about the history of said house. All they care about Last week I took my family to the Wharf for dinner for my wife’s birth- is to rebuild a Florida-style house there for their 120-day stay down here. day. Besides having a fabulous dinner I would like to thank the hostess, Call to schedule Thanks for killing a house that has been there all my life. Bernie, for being so courteous and cheerful when she took care of us. —Stone Harbor —North Wildwood INC.INC. an appointment *** *** Bob Obermeier and Sons As a local, I would like to point out that we greatly appreciate the tour- Many thanks to Mayor Ernie Troiano and the city employees that ism brought into town during the summer time, as it does bring in many helped to close down the rowdy animal house on East Bennett Avenue on www.townbankbuilders.com (609) 884-5151 A22 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers September 2 2009

Spout Off ing record that it does. Hiring someone who is not from the community, Driving your car though the town of Avalon on the weekend is a night- with the magical sound of ocean (From Page A21) or a LCMR teacher and letting go one who is actually there for the right mare - nobody pays attention. Cars pull right out in front of you, bikers waves on the shore. So, why needs of Assumption Parish. However, what about St. Ann’s? They are reason, the kids, not the paycheck, pass other bikers and come into the car lanes, walkers just step in front of would anyone hang numerous, never at St. Ann rectory and unless you own a computer, good luck trying —North Cape May you and expect the cars to stop -that man in Avalon who was combing his oversized wind chimes in a 20 to get a hold of them. I never thought I would say this but, I miss Monsi- *** hair when his three-ish-year-old ran in front of my moving car, should be X 50 foot area? If you enjoy them gnor Fitzsimmons. At least he was visible to us. Is Joy Erb still working at the CMC Board of Elections? If so, why, grateful I was driving below the 25 mph speed limit....or his kid would be that much, hang them inside your —Wildwood there’s a recall election coming up and she needs to be fi red before in a world of hurt...Oh and next time, use the crosswalk. house, turn on a fan and spare your *** the election? Is Chris Wood still working in the City of Wildwood —Avalon neighbors the noise pollution. Take a photo of your cat and write a description of it in case of emer- Clerk’s Offi ce? If so, why? There’s a recall election coming up and he *** —Strathmere gency. Only three percent of cats are reclaimed from the shelter. needs to be fi red before the election. It’s pretty bad when people have to enter a property that was locked *** Long, medium or short hair? Tabby, Torbie, Tortie, Tux or Calico? White —Wildwood shut and steal from kids. That trampoline was not outside my gate with There is no surprise that the with grey or grey with white? Mittens, socks, leggings, bib, mask, blaze, *** a free sign on it. I know where the damaged parts were... be careful UAW (Autoworkers Union) is pay- bib? People of Sea Isle it’s time to recall the mayor. He must go. playing on it. ing millions for the Deomocrats’ —Court House —Sea Isle City —Villas Healthcare bill advertising. The *** *** *** UAW will be getting $10 billion As a longtime voting tax paying resident, I have no desire to see a re- If people weren’t so ridiculous about how much they put into their To the Spouter in Cape May Point: You need to stop listening to NPR from Obamacare for its retirees’ turn to the days when “A Family Affair” was running things here. Thank cans/what kind they use; then maybe the trash men wouldn’t throw and put down the Kool Aid. How do you get your 49 million number? health benefi ts. A great invest- goodness for Chuck and Fred instead. Happy days are here again. them. They aren’t required to take any can weighing more then 50 lbs. Obama’s Whitehouse is only claiming 47 million. Of that, 18 million are ment. Pay for thousands of ads —West Wildwood And also aren’t required to take those massive green cans that so many 18 to 25 year olds that do not want health care and 18 million are illegal and get billions of dollars tax *** people fi ll to the brim. Also with the condition of Bates Avenue, I’d be aliens. Before you support this plan be sure to read all 1,000 pages and free from the White House. Freedom of speech allows a person to draw moustache on Obama’s throwing cans and rushing just to get out of the area. know exactly how it will affect you, your pocketbook and our children’s —Court House visage and like him to Hitler or to characterize health care end-of-life —Villas fi nancial defi cit burden. Take a look at the Post Offi ce which is run by the *** counseling as creating “death panels.” Freedom of speech also allows a *** government. Nothing Obama has done so far has worked. Our school superintendent did person to announce to the world that he or she is a fl aming idiot. I hope Donohue and McCann paid to use the picnic shelter at the —Scottsdale, Az. not have enough work to justify —Avalon County Park for their campaign rally because I had to pay to use it for my *** his position due to the decreasing *** daughter’s birthday party. When will North Wildwood and Wildwood stop using professional student population, so the Board of Went to Beach Avenue at Patterson to have a pleasant early morn- —Fishing Creek booking agents to schedule their summer entertainment when there is Education went looking for another ing walk. Within fi ve minutes, noise from three weed eaters, four leaf (ED. NOTE: The Donohue-McCann campaign paid for use of the Cape so much local talent and bands that can fi ll their entertainment schedule school district to justify his time blowers, two lawn machines and three trash trucks was deafening. I left May County Park shelter and for the Davies Recreation Center, in the at a much cheaper rate? and salary. We should keep the sneezing from gas fumes, nauseated from garbage putrefaction, and had a event rain caused a site relocation.) —Cold Spring people who work daily with our migraine headache from the cacaphony. Glad to be leaving disgusting *** *** children and farm out the superin- Cape May, will not return again. Doesn’t anyone on council think that 530 motor vehicle stops in one The chief of the Wildwood Beach Patrol needs to be fi red ASAP. How tendent duties. Also, keep an eye —Cape May month is excessive? That is 17 stops per day in a one-square-mile town. can somebody who fi led for personal bankruptcy be in charge of a half mil- on who asks for additional salary to *** When does enforcement become harassment? We don’t need a tourism lion dollar salary budget and spend it all before Labor Day? do the work of laid off employees Does a fi ve-mile island really need fi ve police captains, lieutenants, director, because no one will come to our “police state” town. It is time to —Wildwood when this issue is settled. chiefs? It’s no wonder the property taxes have to keep going up. Parents, reign in the police department *** —Dennis Township teach your kids to move away before buying a home here. Their future —Stone Harbor To the people about a change in the Whitesboro rec: You’re so right. *** taxes will be out of this world paying for all these pensions year after *** But I think the police should sit on the Main Street and give out tick- Who do you believe? City year. To the Middle Township spouter who wonders why police are at a ets. People do not stop at Main and George or Main and Penn. They could Council has stated that the Fish —Wildwood diner at 8 a.m. when their shifts are 7-7: That would mean they are on make big bucks. No they won’t do that. They only come in to run the kids Alley sign is a private venture. *** duty from 7 a.m. til 7.p.m. Are you honestly that stupid? out of the park. People, take a stand for yourself. Your town is going to The mayor claims he got $ 40,000 Instead of police hiding bushes to chase cars for money, why don’t —Stone Harbor the dogs, and for all who read this, the speed limit is 25 on Main Street, to pay for the sign. City Council they sit at traffi c lights and ticket people throwing cigarette butts out of *** not 50. says the city is studying the pur- their new car windows or ride around Wildwood giving tickets to all the Another summer and the head of the beach patrol is running low on —Whitesboro chase of land off shore for storage. people with no bicycle helmets on? money for lifeguards. What a joke. I hope DeMarzo becomes head of *** The mayor says no we are not. —Cape May County public safety and fi res the chief. What has DeMarzo done is his years as commissioner? We all know he —Sea Isle City *** —Wildwood has cost us a fortune in his own lawsuits. Will cost us another fortune in *** Now the state has created another way to get into our wallets…yield *** his unlawful arrest lawsuit when he was a cop. His budget went up when Get the local prisoners on to pedestrians or else. Well that just gives the people who jaywalk right A Middle Township spouter says that a white man set the fi re in the other departments went down. Hmmm, I say recall DeMarzo. community service to work on in front of cars and traffi c that is fl owing the right to do so anytime they Whitesboro, and if the kids did it they did it for fun because they have —Wildwood highways and get rid of the webs want. What about tickets for jay walking? I feel real bad for you people nothing else to do. When are you going to take responsibility for what *** or moths hanging on trees. All it who live in this state. The law breakers are the ones crossing the roads not your children do? Please stop blaming others…the rec department. There Will the councilwoman be forced to eat her words when the head takes is a metal can, clippers, a following traffi c crossings or signals. I pay registration to be on the road. are many activities scheduled for everyone including locals, not just an- councilman gets his variance to build a “monstrosity that won’t block the little gas. Under supervision, it will They need to yield to moving cars and trucks. Doesn’t that make more nual out-of-towners. You need to be more involved in what your children lighthouse view?” save thousands of trees. sense? Ticket jay walkers. do. You can start by picking up the drug paraphernalia they leave behind. —North Wildwood —Court House —Cape May County Furthermore, the police chase the kids away when they are there unsuper- *** *** *** vised after park curfew hours. Why are the North Wildwood cops ticketing young females trying to get Wildwood has no money yet It is little wonder that the LCMR football program has the disturb- —Whitesboro into bars with fake ID instead of arresting them? I thought the politicians they can spend loads on a block *** were running a strong campaign against underage drinking, apparently party. Martha and the Vandellas The “McHale” backed school board has made yet another blunder. not. were here twice already…no big They appointed a former school board member to an empty seat. He was —Anglesea deal. Why don’t the taxpayers see useless when he was on before but he’s another yes vote for McHale. *** this? Save the money and spend —Sea Isle City The lifeguards were a little too overzealous with whistling people in it on fi xing streets already or *** when the surf was really rough. How am I supposed to go No. 1 in the lowering taxes. Can anyone say To those who oppose the improvements to Veteran’s Park, why not ocean if the lifeguards whistled at me for going past my ankles. I had to “confl ict of interest?” The man take your ideas and thoughts back to the New England state from where hike through the sand up to the public restroom on the boardwalk. appointed to GWTIDA is also Wild- you came? —North Wildwood wood’s entertainment director and —Sea Isle City *** mayor’s BFF. ‘nuff said. *** The right thing for Troiano and Davenport to do now is step down —Wildwood Leave the Catholic chapel on 25th Street where it was dedicated from their offi ces and let the people move forward. By not stepping down *** to remain. The donors must be turning over in their graves at such a self- they will add insult to injury by costing the taxpayers more money for this As a long time customer of Leg- serving thought. recall election. They have no chance of being re-elected. I believe ate Farm, I think the Marlboro —Avalon these guys have a very good chance of being indicted if they don’t do the Market is doing an excellent *** right thing now. job at providing us with quality The SIC school board should all resign. They are an embarrassment to —Wildwood produce at a fair price. Keep up the all the taxpayers. Bad appointment…bad choice, *** good work. —Sea Isle City I agree with the spouter on the Fourth of July parade. Several in our —Cold Spring *** family have also been hit with water balloons. We have always been in *** To all those spouters who think waiters in restaurants should not com- the parade, on boat, in fact “My Honey” has led the parade for many, many Was the beach in Stone Harbor plain about their tips because of the weak economy: Most make about $2 years. The past three years have been way out of hand with balloons and shrunk? If the locals didn’t put in salary and rely on tips. Eat at home if you can’t afford to eat out. Also water guns. We do not want the parade to stop but everyone has to be chairs and blankets, etc. here when using all those coupons for free drinks and 1/2 price meals, tip on safe. Keep the balloons in your own yard and not in our waters for the and there and then sit by the wa- the bill before your discount not on the fi nal tab. Seniors, when you have fi sh and turtles to ingest. ter’s edge until the tide started a table of 15, please don’t ask for separate bills at the end of your meal and —Avalon coming in, and then sit in their “re- think a dollar a person is fair for good service. Also you don’t pay less for *** served” area, there would be space food or gas because of the economy. What a disgrace that the City of Wildwood continues to battle a mayor for everyone. If locals don’t like —Wildwood whose ego will not allow a political process to come to its natural the crowds, then stay off the beach (ED. NOTE: To Spouters who conclusion. I would move. The price is too high both fi nancially and psy- until the “shoobies” leave and stop Labor Day Weekend submit long spouts, Spout Off chologically. spending their hard-earned money Both Locations submission criteria: Brevity wins —North Wildwood in Stone Harbor. What’s your next readers. Need more space to com- *** complaint? Closed Sunday & Monday municate your message? Send Why don’t lifeguards in Avalon carry Band Aids? I cut my foot (minor —Stone Harbor/Media LUMBER, FENCE & STONE CO. a letter to the editor or use the cut) on the beach and went to two lifeguard stations in Avalon (80th Street *** interactive Spout Off to your heart’s area) seeking a band-aid. Neither station could come up with one lousy When is last year’s council WHOLESALE - RETAIL TRAILER SKIRTING content.) band-aid. Finally, I headed south to Stone Harbor where I was able to get president going to realize that he Drywall, Hardware & Building Materials *** a band-aid at the fi rst station I came to. Even at that, it was a cheesy, stale is no longer council president? ON SALE OFF To the person about the dirt in band-aid. What gives with emergency care on these beaches? We put up with his authoritative 10% —Rio Grande dictatorship for a year looking for- ALL FENCE ON SALE Whitesboro: You can get the dirt and have it put down for $75 *** ward to his replacement. Will the Beach Bike W/FREE DELIVERY To the spouter criticizing the “Middle Township Youth Football Pro- new council president please take Roberts & New Jersey Aves. a truckload. What a way to help Cruizers All landscape stone the little town look good. Go to the gram:” Perhaps you would be a better choice to run the program. I’m sure the gavel? $ 00 the salary these coaches earn yearly to spend many hours a week with the —Sea Isle City Wildwood, 522-8395 10% Off and park. Ask the rec leader. He will Mon.-Fri. 7:30am-5pm • Sat. 8-4 129 children and do their best to teach them football may be overkill but hey *** FREE delivery in help you if you’re not a town kid or Open Sunday 9-2 have kids in Whitesboro. it’s only money right? What’s that? They’re not getting paid 200K a year, The wanton destruction of the 416 State Hwy. 47 South Cape May County —Middle Township they’re doing it for free? Perhaps your razor sharp insight would have classic home at 87th & First Avenue 3.5% *** more effect if you “spouted off” to the coaches themselves. in Stone Harbor is a shining exam- Green Creek, 889-9090 Sales Tax in Treated split rail fence —Villas ple of the people who have taken Mon.-Fri. 7am-5pm • Sat. 8am-1pm Wildwood! Wondering why the unions section $26.95 are pushing for Obamacare? Be- *** over the seashore. It is like buying Closed Sunday cause Obamacare will not tax the To all of the LCMR football parents and supporters I would ask a ques- a Rembrandt, and then tearing out $13,000 average union healthcare tion. What changed when Jimmy Johnson went from the Cowboys to the the painting and using the frame coverage. But everyone else will Dolphins? Not Jimmy Johnson. How many players showed up for sum- to hold a movie poster. How many pay 9 percent surcharge tax on mer conditioning? Probably not as many as partied all summer. Oh, I more McMansions do we need in their healthcare insurance, even can hear the pens coming out now but no matter, I’m right and you know Cape May County? Just look at Pandora Trunk Show it. If the players have the same attitude of the spouter I’m addressing, no what this type of development has Medicare. The average healthcare plan costs $5,000. You will pay an wonder they’re losing. done to Ocean City. LABOR DAY WEEKEND Obama tax of $450. Unions should —Villas —Ocean City pay $1,100 per member for their *** *** Obama tax but they pay nothing. To the woman in Cape May commenting about the server complain- FREE Zero. Nada. No wonder the ing about his/her tips, you have never been a server have you? Most of Unions are pushing for Obama- the time servers are teachers and college students who are working this Sterling Silver care. second or even third job to make their bills. We cater to our customers in hopes that they will leave a nice tip. Being paid $2.13/hr and getting a Salons Pandora Bracelet —Sea Isle City (From Page A18) *** $10 tip on $100 is disheartening. If you’re struggling so much, why go with To the young couple on the out to dinner? Did you take a pay cut? —North Wildwood gave and give so much. $100 purchase jetty – congratulations. Hair Mechanix is accept- —Avalon *** *** How dare Mr. Brannen compare what he’s doing to anything that me ing donations now. Call Could someone get Jeff Van and my brother Marines have accomplished? To compare the recall your salon to see if they are Drew a collared shirt and tie? efforts to a Marine landing is disgraceful. You should be ashamed of yourself. participating. His “Miami Vice” look went out For information, or if you with the ‘80s. —Wildwood —Avalon *** are a salon that wants to be *** I recently went to the Cape May County Zoo and had a wonderful day involved, call 465-8465 or Contrary to what you must but was really upset to see that they have removed the fl ying monkey exhibit. I really enjoyed watching them zip around, plucking fruit from the 463-0046. think from reading all of the Sea Log on to: usaservice. 250250 96th96th SStreet Isle Spout Offs, not everyone in trees. And their wings were always so colorful. Good times. this town is a cranky or old. —Middle Township org to find more service WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR StoneStone HaHarbor —Sea Isle City *** opportunities or create GIA Graduate Gemologist (609) 967-4653 (GOLD) www.jewelry-studio.com *** For those of us fortunate enough to live near the beach, we’re blessed your own. Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 religion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A23

No Tears in My Root Beer! too and being with her in Kelly’s hair! And if it Joy is not so much a des- made me so nervous that I was to be measured in the First Baptist Church tination to arrive at as it is don’t think there was any vomiting hall of fame, it of Wildwood a frame of mind that helps SPEAKING IN THE LIGHT adrenaline left in my body. would have ranked as a Maple & Atlantic make whatever place we I do remember not having perfect 10! may fi nd ourselves in bet- eaten anything that day for So what do you say to Avenues ter for the wearing. I have I wanted to make sure that a girl that you just threw 609-522-2981 always been thankful for this would be a night to up on? As my eyes were my sense of humor. It has With Pastor Rudy remember. Oh she remem- running and my nose Pastor, Rev. Joe Mathis helped me not only cope bered it all right. was burning, I cried out, with the chaotic craziness see him or her on an after- major mistake when I tried We went skating togeth- “Should I get a mop?” Sunday, September 6th of this out-of-the-box expe- noon that you would have so hard to make everything er and proceeded to skate And only two people were rience we call life, it has rather been picnicking in perfect. My expectation every song backwards and laughing, Kelly and me, 9:30am Morning Worship also helped me to not lose the park. alone set me up to fail. forwards and sideways and because while I wouldn’t my mind when my sanity It takes a certain kind of We were going to go roller more. I sang to her as the have wished this for my Off Street Parking • Air Conditioned defi nitely wanted to exit spirit to continue to smile skating together and then music played and I was in worst enemy, you had to Hearing Assistance • Nursery Provided out in a hurry. even when all the details to the ice cream parlor after perfect voice that night admit, it was a moment and And laughter is healthier of the day go disastrously we were done. doing my best interpreta- it was funny. in disarray. I will never Hey, I was a prefect gen- “A Friendly Church With a Friendly Message for you and your heart any- tions of Barry Gibb, Barry And while Kelly never about the Greatest Friend.” way. Just ask your medical forget a date I had back tleman in each and every Manilow, Barry White and did go out with me again, physician the next time in college with a young way and even Ritchie Cun- even Johnny Bravo him- we never had to say an- you are stuck having to lady named Kelly. I made a ningham would have been self, Greg Brady, Barry other word to each other jealous of my top of the line Williams. the rest of our college days HOLY SPIRIT boy scout chivalrous behav- I was fl ying high when for it just took one look for Dias Creek ior. I was every mother’s we left that rink think- us to burst out laughing. United Methodist Church LUTHERAN CHURCH dream for her little girl. ing this date would go And to this day, whenever I ~Sunday School Rally Day Maybe that is why almost down in destiny as possibly even order a root beer fl oat, every time the mother of Rejoice in the Lord always. Sept. 13 - 9:15am one that could give others I can clear the room by just the girl I was dating actu- inspiration for ideas on the fear of what might hap- I will say it again Rejoice! ~Outdoor Church Service ally liked me more than the how to have an ideal time pen again alone. This was Phil 4:4 N/V Sept. 13 - 10:30am girl did herself. together. a night that would live in Ah, I was decked out infamy in the never a dull ~Bible Study Resumes When we got to the ice in my impeccable blue cream palace, I might have moment adventures in the Adult Bible Study 9:45 on Sept. 16 at 7pm cords and my top of the possibly got a little too life of Rudy. line orange polo shirt. (I Worship Service 10:45 Washington & Bayshore Aves., over confi dent and played How could I have authen- Children’s Sunday School still wear the same clothes my cards a bit too wildly. tic joy about something that Villas • 886-2414 today!) Kelly looked great I wanted to impress Kelly went so awfully wrong? During Service and make it undeniably Because in spite of it all, at clear to her that the man the end of the day, I knew “Out with the New, in with the Old” she chose to be out with that Jesus still loves me this 744 Dias Creek Rd., “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday and today, and forever”. Hebrews 13:8 that night was no wimp I know and tomorrow was 1/4 mile east of Rt. 47, Dias Creek when it came to making a going to be another day, Pastor Al Moir 465-5661 Rio Grande Bible Baptist Church pig of himself with frozen and isn’t being loved and concoctions. being happy what it is all King James Bible • Old-Fashioned Preaching She ordered what most about anyway? girls do on a date and asked We have no control in Covenant Old Hymns of Faith • Family Values for a small dish of vanilla. this life to make it all turn 1107 Delsea Drive, Route 47, Rio Grande, NJ Church Of¿ ce 609-886-9494 It is only after you marry out error free do we? But Presbyterian Church these girls that you realize what we can determine is 123 Fishing Creek Rd., NCM, NJ 08204 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. that they too can wolf down our attitude and whether a half gallon of any fl avor what we have just experi- 886-2448 Sunday Morning Service 11:00 a.m. in one sitting. I on the enced will devastate or give Sunday Worship other hand boldly ordered us a reason to celebrate all Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. a 72-ounce root beer fl oat that matters most. 9:15am - Sunday School - all ages Wednesday Service 6:30 p.m. aptly named “I Bet You What times are you cele- Can’t!” brating today? Are you able 10:00am - Coffee Fellowship Children’s Bible If I could down it within to laugh at your blundering 10:15am - Worship Service Club Wednesday 6:30 p.m. 30 minutes, not only was I bloopers? We all make Jr. Church and Nursery Provided Pastor Jeff McLeod them even if we are super & Family sure that I would be a hero to Kelly, but it would also organized. Don’t you real- Home Bible Study be a much cheaper date for ize that they are the very me because I would get it things that add some spice August and September for free. to what could other wise Get your tickets I tackled that challenge become a pretty bland life? Call for directions like there was no tomor- (Page A38 Please) now and save $$ row. I drank that sucker and fi nished the ice cream in a record 17 minutes, The even before Kelly had pol- ished off a small portion of vanilla. As I turned to Best Jazz Concert my date with a gleam of pride in my eye, hoping to of the season will be held get a congratulatory word from her for the job that th The First I had just accomplished, I Sept 20 Presbyterian Church suddenly felt an explosion 7:30 pm Hughes & Decatur Street of a river of life about to Cape May, NJ fl ow out of me. It was as if This is a somebody set a live grenade Benefit Concert. in my belly with the pin Performers: Money will go to support First Presby’s many pulled out and all of a sud- George Mesterhazy community outreach programs…so vital to so den- WHOOOOOSH!!!! Barry Miles many as government programs are cut back. 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Needed Now *Maintenance SENIOR Established year round AIDES Genesis * HOSTESS GARDEN Person Year round position. SALESPERSON house cleaning business Assisting Seniors HealthCare CENTER HELP hring Full Time, Part *Chamberpersons Must have front house North Cape Center Time or just Saturdays. knowledge. Year round, full time. Full time/part time Individual with garden Experience required. Must have experience, All counties. seeks Certifi ed Nurs- knowledge to work in 609- 884-1997 good work ethic & com- $10.25- $13/hour. Ex- es Aides and Nurses nursery with custom- Apply in person * WAITSTAFF puter knowledge perience & auto nec- Aides, 3p-11p, 11p- ers. Immediate, full WebID #: 184379 Aquarius Motel Year round position essary. Pick hours & 7a; will provide CNA time position. 4712 Ocean Ave. Apply Kona Sports area to work. Home training, if hired. Wildwood Apply in person: New Jersey & Care, 9am - 5pm, Call Nick at Dogtooth Bar & Grill, Rio Grande Aves. Customer Service- Monday thru Friday. If interested, please Garden Greenhouse 100 East Taylor Ave., Wildwood 609-624-1350 ext 2 contact or email: 609-399-4788 Wildwood CUSTOMER Danielle Klenieski at Offi ce- sciarra@konasports. (888) 423-2764 SERVICE Restaurant- com or Patti Myers at COMMISSIONS (609) 898-8899 Trades/Masonry- Looking for special PROCESSOR KAREN & REI’S candidates to perform www.genesis Healthcare- pressing, computer & careers.jobs MASON LABORER A National Marketing ✰✰✰✰✰ Sales- customer service tasks. EOE. Is Interviewing H H H H H Insurance Organization Full time, year round. * BAKER’S AUTOMOTIVE Full time, year round. No CAREGIVERS located in Ocean City experience necessary. Starting salary negotia- ASSISTANT SALESPERSONS Healthcare- has a year round posi- Heavy lifting required. ble. Will train responsible * DELIVERY Looking for Men & tion available working Must have valid driver’s inquiries only. Full time position. Ex- Women who are inter- in the Commission PERSON license & transportation. ✰✰✰ cellent earnings poten- ested in helping the Department. The right Ability to drive manual Call Michael’s Fabricare Healthcare tial! We are experienc- elderly with daily living candidate should pos- Part time positions. shift truck a plus. Avalon 3209 New Jersey Ave., DD Certifi ed: ing explosive growth. skills. You can name sess excellent custom- Flexible hours. Year area. Wildwood Immediate start! Be a part of this rare the days and hours you er services skills, be round positions only. 609-522-6291 First aid, CPR, opportunity for unlim- want to work. Great organized and detail Competitive wages & 609-263-1481 Overview, Abuse and ited income. Great pay available. Choose oriented. Must have benefi ts. neglect , Medication benefi ts including paid your case in the Cape a working knowledge Drivers- administration. Start vacation 401k, health MERCHANDISE / & Atlantic County ar- of Microsoft Offi ce Call 609-624-8205 now! $10/hr - $12/hr. insurance. eas. Car & drivers li- including Excel and for interview YARD SALES CAPE COUNSELING Cape May County. cense a plus. QuickBooks. Hours SERVICES Call: 908-862-0367 ✰✰✰✰✰ Apply in person are Monday thru Fri- ARTICLES FOR www.WinsorCare.com Gentilini Chevrolet Driver To apply, call day 9am - 5pm. Sal- SALE Rt. 550 & Part Time driver(s) need- Griswold Special Care, ✰✰✰ ary starting $25,000. 412 Washington Ave. ed to transport adult/ 609-398-2424 Tentative start date Articles For Sale- mid - late Sept. Woodbine adolescents/children to WebID #: 184572 and from programs in 15 H H H H H Restaurant- Call 609-861-9000 CONSOLE TV: 27” Zenith, Please email For appointment walnut color. Like new. passenger vehicles. AM Healthcare- resume to: info@ * Year Round Ask for Bruce $200. 609-523-8775 and PM runs. $11.00 per hour. Must have absolutioncenter.com Lunch Server Articles For Sale- Healthcare- MEDICAL valid drivers license and * Sat. & Sun. ASSISTANT ability to be insured by Breakfast Server GE ELECTRIC Stove, CHHAs & RNs or ORTHO TECH our carrier. Experience * Year round works fi ne, can be Wanted! Offi ce- with children +. Hostess picked up in Avalon. $50 Full time for busy ortho- takes it. 856-261-0429

Liberty Healthcare is pedic offi ce. Medical ex- LEGAL SECRETARY EOE, m/f, minority and Apply in person: looking for full time, part perience preferred. NEEDED women applicants are Harbor View time & Live-In CHHAs as Full time, salary CAPE MAY COUNTY encouraged to apply Restaurant well as per diem RNs. Fax resume: commensurates with CREST HAVEN NURSING & REHAB CENTER 954 Ocean Drive 609-886-8862 experience HR Department Cape May 1129 Route 9 South, Call 609.927.4959 Attn: Janice Come join the progressive health care team at Suite 1 to apply. or email: Send resume: Crest Haven Nursing & Rehab Center. Great [email protected] PO Box 474, Wildwood, Cape May Court House, We also offer CHHA opportunities for the quali¿ ed professionals: NJ 08210 Training Classes NJ 08260 employment Call for details. Retail- @capecounseling.org Liberty is an EOE Healthcare- R.N. Unit Coordinator www.capecounseling. Offi ce- CASHIER org RECEPTIONIST/ WANTED Seeking an experienced RN to manage a 60 FAX 609-465-3739 BILLING CLERK PART TIME bed unit with 14 beds dedicated to post acute. GENERAL OFFICE Cashier needed for Knowledge of MDS, UR and good WebID #: 186598 busy retail shops. Flex- Part time for special- HELP management skills a must ist offi ce in CMCH area. ible schedule. Day- Knowledge of Perfect- Wildwood, 16- 20 hours. work. EARLY Care a plus. Will train. C.N.A.s CLASSIFIED Fax resume: Call Nick at 3-11 and 11-7 Healthcare- Fax resume: 609-729-6083 The Woodland Village AD DEADLINE 609-465-7330 609-624-1350 ext 2 OUTSTANDING COUNTY BENEFIT PACKAGE: FOR THE Courthouse Convalescent SEPT. 9 • 13 Holidays, 3 Personal days 12 Vacation Center Hotel/Motel- Retail- AND 15 Sick days ISSUE Is Now Hiring • Full Family coverage at minimal charge to Chamberpersons RETAIL SALES FRI., SEPT. 4 Wanted Reach over 75,000 the employee FULL TIME • Dental, vision and prescription plan BY 10AM LPNs Full or Part Time readers! Have fun selling design- Place your ad in the er/ sport sunglasses. • Pension plan and Life Insurance & RNs. Herald Part/full time. Salary, Horizon Motor Inn, Call 609-886-8600 commissions +. Down Please come in to complete an application or Find Please apply at 21st Ave. & Beach, Ext 33 or 34 town Cape May. forward resume to: qualifi ed 144 Magnolia Drive, North Wildwood, NJ Or go online: Cape May 609-729-2049 www.CapeMay Hiring Now! CREST HAVEN NURSING & REHAB. CENTER Court House HorizonMotorInn employees. CountyHerald.com 856-503-7818 4 MOORE ROAD –DN 619 or fax resume to: @hotmail.com Retail- CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ 08210 Place your help 609-465-7103 WebID #: 184385 Attention: (609) 465-1260 wanted ad in WebID #: 186194 Ms. Yemi SALES HELP FAX (609) 465-0684 The Herald Get news WANTED Classifi eds. Find alerts Year Round, Part Time Call 609-886-8600 ONLINE it in on your ext 33 or 34 House the phone! Silens Shoes, Wildwood SNIFF OUT A or go online: Hunting? Call for appt., GREAT DEAL IN www.CapeMay GO TO Text “CMCNews” 609-522-2155 CountyHerald.com www.capemaycountyherald.com CLASSIFIEDS to 74574 HERALD ADS WORK! Herald Classifi eds A26 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers September 2 2009

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Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- YARD/TAG SALES Articles for Sale- CMCH, 27 Acorn Lane: WEST WILDWOOD, PUBLIC NOTICES Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Sat., Sept. 5, 8am - 2pm. 630 W. Maple Ave.: SHERIFF’S SALE BER F 28893 08 therein, pending wherein Tax Block and Lot: New indoor exercise Sat., Sept. 5, 9am until? LASALLE BANK NA AS TRUSTEE FOR Block: 649 Lot: 7 EARLY Raindate Sun., Sept. 6. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out WAMU MORTGAGE PASS THROUGH CER- bike, paid $399. Used 4 Great clothes, house- Household items, kitch- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery TIFICATES SERIES 2007-OA6 is the plaintiff Dimensions of Lot: 103.64’ x 21.66’ CLASSIFIED Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- AND AMIR SALEEM, are the defendant(s), I times. Price negotiable. hold items & more. THIS en appliances, small BER F 25846 08 therein, pending wherein WA- shall expose for sale at public venue on: Nearest Cross Street: Burley Road 609-861-0935 AD DEADLINE IS THE ONE! AM-FM radios. CHOVIA MORTGAGE, FSB F.K.A. WORLD WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF SAVINGS BANK is the plaintiff AND GEORGE SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 Superior Interests (if any): None FOR THE L. FLEMING, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Yard/Tag Sale- shall expose for sale at public venue on: House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- SEPT. 9 WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and MISCELLANEOUS SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 Jersey. expenses, there remains any surplus money, Articles for Sale- NORTH CAPE MAY, 615 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court the money will be deposited into the Superior ISSUE House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Beach Dr.: The property to be sold is located in the Bor- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ough of Avalon, County of Cape May, State of surplus, or any part thereof, may ﬁ le a motion Jersey. QUEEN Mattress & box Pre-demolition Preview ADOPTION New Jersey. pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 spring, $90. Good con- stating the nature and extent of that person’s FRI., SEPT. 4 & Yard Sale Sat/Sun, Municipality: Ocean City Commonly known as: 4528 Ocean Drive, claim and asking for an order directing pay- dition. 609-313-9051 9/5, 9/6, 9am-1pm County: Cape May State of New Jersey Avalon, New Jersey 08202 ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or BY 10AM other person conducting the sale will have Articles For Sale- Living room & dining Street & Street No: 5022 Central Avenue Tax Lot No. 12 in Block No. 42.05 information regarding the surplus, if any.

room furniture, beds, ADOPTION Tax Block and Lot: Dimension of Lot Approximately: 60 x 250 A full legal description of the premises can TOOL BOX, new, fi ts Toy- Yard/Tag Sale- bedlinens, household Block: 5002 Lot: 22C be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Loving, kind-hearted, nd ota Tacoma, $150. Metal Nearest Cross Street: 42 Street May County. This sale is subject to unpaid items, kitchen cabinets, secure, Christian couple Dimensions of Lot: BEGINNING at a point in the Northwesterly taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer sliding tail gate divider, fi ts 7 N 8th St sideline of Ocean Drive, 70 feet wide, said liens and other Municipal Assessments. The range, refrigerator, wash- Nearest Cross Street: 51st Street 2009 Toyota Tacoma, $150. will give your baby the point being Southwesterly, 930.00 feet along amount due can be obtained from the local DEL HAVEN er & dryer, dishwasher, best in life. Expenses said Northwesterly sideline of Ocean Drive taxing authority. 609-770-7572 Sunday, Sept 6th, 8 AM Superior Interests (if any): None from its intersection with the Southwesterly fans, doors, windows. paid. Freda & Victor sideline of 42nd Street, 60 feet wide, from said Amount due under judgment is $574,725.11 till NOON. Pilates mach, Furniture pickup 9/7/09, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- point running; thence with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 1-888-762-6422. tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed etagere, TV’s, bike, old cabinets, etc. on Octo- www.victorandfreda. expenses, there remains any surplus money, Prior Liens/Encumbrances check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the money will be deposited into the Superior TOTAL AS OF July 14, 2009: $.00 20% of the bid price is required. bottles, pre lit Xmas ber demolition. All great com Court Trust Fund and any person claiming tree, love seat, overhead condition. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and lamp, much more!! Rain tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and sale without further notice of publication. Yard/Tag Sale- WebID #: 186202 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that expenses, there remains any surplus money, All publication costs are paid for by the plain- date 9/13. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- the money will be deposited into the Superior tiff. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Reach over 75,000 or other person conducting the sale will have surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC NORTH CAPE MAY, 907 ANNOUNCEMENTS information regarding the surplus, if any. WebID #: 186550 pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer readers! Lincoln Blvd. (corner of stating the nature and extent of that person’s 753209 Place your ad in the A full legal description of the premises can claim and asking for an order directing pay- 4x Fee=$136.08 Wilson Ave. & Lincoln be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 Yard/Tag Sale- Announcements- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Herald Blvd.): Fri., 9/4 & Sat., person conducting the sale will have informa- ______taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer tion regarding the surplus, if any. SHERIFF’S SALE Call 609-886-8600 9/5, 8am - 1pm. Clothes, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Ext 33 or 34 AVALON, 1659 Dune If you want to drink, amount due can be obtained from the local A full legal description of the premises can By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out puzzles, games, match- taxing authority. Dr (2nd Ave.): Fri. & that is your business. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Or go online: boxes & much more. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET www.CapeMay Sat., Sept. 4 & 5, 8am. If you want to stop, Amount due under judgment is $543,494.13 taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer NUMBER DJ 025454 09 therein, pending Cheap prices. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be liens and other Municipal Assessments. The wherein VELOCITY INVESTMENTS LLC is CountyHerald.com Cleaning out- lots of that’s ours. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed amount due can be obtained from the local the plaintiff AND ELIZABETH DEVLIN, are the items including an- Yard/Tag Sale- Alcoholics check or treasurer’s check in the amount of taxing authority. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public 20% of the bid price is required. venue on: WebID #: 184385 tiques, Stangl, books, Anonymous. Amount due under judgment is $2,022,704.16 WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any RIO GRANDE, 108 Teal 1-800-604-HELP with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 collectibles, misc. sale without further notice of publication. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Rd: Sept. 5, 8am. Lots of All publication costs are paid for by the plain- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Look forward to see- (4357) tiff. baby/kid’s items, bikes, 20% of the bid price is required. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New FURNISHINGS ing you! Jersey. toys, dishes, home Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer sale without further notice of publication. Street and Street Number: 31 Locust Road, Furnishings- Yard/Tag Sale- goods & more! Rain or 753205 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Villas New Jersey 08251-2244 4x Fee=$136.08 tiff. shine 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 Announcements- Tax Lot and Block Number: Block 252, Lot 31 6 piece sectional tan AVALON ______Attorney: FEIN SUCH KAHN AND SHEPARD on the Tax Map of the town of Villas New Jer- Yard/Tag Sale- SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer sey 08251-2244 microfi ber L-shaped; 498 7th Street; Sat., 9/5, 753207 couch - dark tan microfi - ✰✰✰✰✰ By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$155.52 Dimensions: 50 x 100 8-12; wicker, accent SEA ISLE CITY, 109 59th of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 ber; recliner - dark blue; chairs, tools, lamps, etc. St: DEMOLITION SALE. The Gibson School Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ______Number of Feet to Nearest Cross Street: BER F 12921 08 therein, pending wherein SHERIFF’S SALE 400’ to Bayshore Road 52” TV fl at screen rear Sept 10,11 & 12, 9am- Of Irish Dance DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST Yard/Tag Sale- COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR FFMLT projection DLP on stand; Now offering youth By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Full Description: 4pm. Everything goes! 2006-FF4, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Deed Book 1722 Page 713 regular 27” screen TV. All Irish Dance classes in CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-FFE is the cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET CAPE MAY, 1001 Mary- Yard/Tag Sale- plaintiff AND ROGER WALKER, ET AL, are NUMBER DJ 199427 08 therein, pending A full legal description of the premises can furniture & TVs in excel- Sea Isle City. For more the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at land Ave: Sat., Sept 5, wherein ORLANDO CONSTRUCTION, INC. be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape lent condition. In storage info. contact Colleen at public venue on: is the plaintiff AND GENE CATHRALL, are the May County. This sale is subject to unpaid 8am. Estate items, an- SEA ISLE CITY, 42nd WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer in Rio Grande. $2800 for SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 tiques, old glassware, colleen_bingham venue on: liens and other Municipal Assessments. The & Central (Sea Island- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF amount due can be obtained from the local all. 609-820-6007 @comcast.net House Building located at 9 N. Main Street old games, pictures, fur- er Condos., 3rd fl oor, SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 taxing authority. Furnishings- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court niture, misc. Rain date, Unit 302): Sun., Sept. ✰✰✰✰✰ Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Amount due under judgment is $6,385.93 with Sun., Sept. 6. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. 6, 8am- 3pm. Kitchen The property to be sold is located in the Town- Jersey. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or Furniture for Sale: Need ship of Middle, County of Cape May, State of treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the Yard/Tag Sale- items, linens, pictures, WebID #: 185455 New Jersey. to liquidate 3 bedroom The property being sold is located in the Bor- bid price is required. wicker baskets, com- ough of West Cape May, in the County of Cape condo. 2 year old, top of Commonly known as: 3120 Shunpike Road, May and in the State of New Jersey. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any forters, mirror, clothing, Unit A, Township of Middle, Rio Grande, New the line Raymour & Flan- CAPE MAY, 204 W. Vine- sale without further notice of publication. yard Court (Tranquil- afghans, Tupperware, Jersey 08242 Commonly known as: 837 Broadway, West All publication costs are paid for by the plain- igan. 610-584-7222 Cape May, New Jersey tiff. ity): Sept. 5 & 6, 9am - misc. Phone: 302-383- Tax Lot No. 9 C0001 in Block 1422 Furnishings- 0348 Tax Information: Lot 2 in Block 26 Attorney: RAGAN & RAGAN 2pm. Raindate Sept. 7. Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Tools, household items, Yard/Tag Sale- Condominium Dimensions are approximate 253’ x 328’ x 380’ 753210 SOFABED: 80”, Sim- x 86’ x 82’ x 294’ consisting of approximately 4x Fee=$106.92 clothes. Nearest Cross Street: MSV Condominium 2.30 acres 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 mons, multiple seashore Reach over 75,000 ______Yard/Tag Sale- SEA ISLE CITY, 8907 Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Nearest Cross Intersection to said property is: SHERIFF’S SALE colors. $175. 609-263- Landis Ave: DEMOLI- readers! nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Farmdale Drive 6380 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out TION SALE! Sun., Sept. Place your ad in the Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- Subject to any prior liens, mortgages or unpaid of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery CAPE MAY COURT tion taxes/sewer/water information was not 6, 9am. Appliances, taxes, water or sewer liens. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- HOUSE, 20 Dyars Mill Herald available – You must check with the tax collec- BER F 28368 08 therein, pending wherein WANTED - tor for exact amounts due. Road: Sat., Sept. 5, furniture, fi xtures, win- Call 609-886-8600 A full legal description of the premises can U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS MERCHANDISE be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLDERS OF BEAR 8am- 12Noon. Books, dows, much more! Rain Ext 33 or 34 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid STEARNS ARM TRUST, MORTGAGE PASS- or shine Or go online: tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2005-4 CDs, DVDs, misc house- expenses, there remains any surplus money, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The is the plaintiff AND ANDRE MICHNIAK, ET AL, hold, clothing. www.CapeMay the money will be deposited into the Superior amount due can be obtained from the local are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Yard/Tag Sale- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming taxing authority. public venue on: CountyHerald.com the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF Wanted To Buy- Yard/Tag Sale- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Amount due under judgment is $4,410.00 with SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 STONE HARBOR 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court WebID #: 184385 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or House Building located at 9 N. Main Street 141 101st STREET ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff PIANO WANTED CAPE MAY, Victorian treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New or other person conducting the sale will have bid price is required. Jersey. In good condition, Lace Inn, 901 Stockton Demolition and contents information regarding the surplus, if any. needed for children just Ave.: Sat & Sun., Sept. sale, Thurs., Fri., & Sat., PROF. SERVICES The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any The property to be sold is located in Wildwood Sept. 3, 4 & 5, 8am. Four Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): N/A sale without further notice of publication. Crest Borough in the County of Cape May and beginning lessons. 5 & 6, 10am - 4pm. No All publication costs are paid for by the plain- State of New Jersey; Commonly known as early birds. Antiques, bed rooms, two living A full legal description of the premises can tiff. 411 E. Morning Glory Road, #5002; Wildwood BANKRUPTCY be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Crest Borough, New Jersey 08260; Tax Lot rooms, gas fi re place, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Please call wicker, books, furniture, Free Initial Attorney: RONALD M. MAC FARLAND No. 5; C5002 in Block No. 1.03 pool equipment, kitchen taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 609-465-7770 household items. Consultation liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 753208 Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) cabinets. amount due can be obtained from the local 4x Fee=$111.78 190 feet wide by 100 feet long Victoria Steffen, Esq., taxing authority. 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 Yard/Tag Sale- Yard/Tag Sale- 609-463-0611 ______Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Avenue Amount due under judgment is $170,962.51 SHERIFF’S SALE Wanted To Buy- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed STONE HARBOR, 168 WebID #: 167743 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and ★★★★★ check or treasurer’s check in the amount of of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- expenses, there remains any surplus money, TOP DOLLAR PAID: 98th Street: Sat., Sept. 5, 20% of the bid price is required. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET the money will be deposited into the Superior CAPE MAY NUMBER F 34485 08 therein, pending Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the 9am. Household goods, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Coin, stamp and pa- Yard sale, 9/5 & 9/6. wherein WACHOVIA MORTGAGE, FSB F/K/A surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion lots of children’s items. sale without further notice of publication. WORLD SAVINGS BANK, FSB is the plaintiff pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 per money collections. 202 Queen Street, 9am- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- AND HOWARD A. BURROWS, ET AL, are the stating the nature and extent of that person’s Guitars, instruments, 6pm. Household items, Yard/Tag Sale- tiff. defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public claim and asking for an order directing pay- venue on: ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or estate jewelry, other col- collectibles, wicker, Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF other person conducting the sale will have lectibles. Member APS. MAN SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 information regarding the surplus, if any. bikes, Christmas. Good STONE HARBOR, 222 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 609-390-1286 stuff, cheap! 98th St.: Sat., Sept. 5, 753206 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street A full legal description of the premises can 4x Fee=$165.24 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape 8am - Noon. Antique 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 Jersey. May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ______★★★★★ tools, records, linens, taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer SHERIFF’S SALE Municipality: Upper Township liens and other Municipal Assessments. The housewares & more. County: Cape May State of New Jersey amount due can be obtained from the local By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Street & Street No. 300 Quail Drive (Page A27 Please) Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A27 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Nearest Cross Street: New Jersey Avenue Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust The total amount due for past due taxes is (From Page A26) tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or $2788.69 All tax fi gures are good to 8/7/2009 Nearest Cross Street: Star Avenue taxing authority. Taxes: expenses, there remains any surplus money, stating the nature and extent of that person’s any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant Current through 2nd quarter 2009* the money will be deposited into the Superior claim and asking for an order directing pay- to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Prior Lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and Amount due under judgment is $435,834.12 Tax Certifi cate #07-00199 = $12,650.44 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or nature and extent of that person’s claim and tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and other municipal liens. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be (good through 7/31/09)* nd surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion other person conducting the sale will have asking for an order directing payment of the expenses, there remains any surplus money, As of 6/11/2009 taxes are paid through 2 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Sewer 2nd quarter 2009 = $114.66 rd th pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 information regarding the surplus, if any. surplus money. The Sheriff or other person the money will be deposited into the Superior quarter 2009. 3 and 4 quarter 2009 taxes check or treasurer’s check in the amount of (base amount only)* stating the nature and extent of that person’s conducting the sale will have information re- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming was not available at that time. Total amount 20% of the bid price is required. claim and asking for an order directing pay- Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): garding the surplus, if any. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a due as of 6/15/2009 for unpaid water and sew- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and *Also subject to subsequent taxes, water and er charges is the aggregate sum of $2,088.71 ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other none The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sewer plus interest through date of payoff. person conducting the sale will have informa- A full legal description of the premises can 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that sale without further notice of publication. tion regarding the surplus, if any. A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Subject to Judgment #DJ-007552-1998 in the All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff sum of $6,118.03. New Jersey Title Insurance tiff. tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and A full legal description of the premises can May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer or other person conducting the sale will have Co. will insure without exception or issue Letter expenses, there remains any surplus money, be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The information regarding the surplus, if any. of Indemnifi cation as to said prior judgment. Attorney: GOLDBECK, MCCAFFERTY & the money will be deposited into the Superior May County. This sale is subject to unpaid liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local MCKEEVER Court Trust Fund and any person claiming taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): The Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi cation the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and liens and other Municipal Assessments. The taxing authority. 753211 motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and amount due can be obtained from the local Amount due under judgment is $52,572.22 which will insure the successful bidder at sale expenses, there remains any surplus money, 4x Fee=$140.94 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is $624,976.78 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be in respect to: PROMPTCARE, Judgment #DJ- the money will be deposited into the Superior 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 person’s claim and asking for an order direct- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 00130509-1991 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming ______ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Amount due under judgment is $237,331.47 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or treasurer’s check in the amount of the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a SHERIFF’S SALE or other person conducting the sale will have with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the bid price is required. A full legal description of the premises can motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape information regarding the surplus, if any. 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 20% of the bid price is required. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out check or treasurer’s check in the amount of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any May County. This sale is subject to unpaid person’s claim and asking for an order direct- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery A full legal description of the premises can 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The or other person conducting the sale will have BER F 13332 07 therein, pending wherein May County. This sale is subject to unpaid The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. amount due can be obtained from the local information regarding the surplus, if any. HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- taxing authority. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer sale without further notice of publication. tiff. TION AS TRUSTEE FOR NOMURA HOME liens and other Municipal Assessments. The All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG A full legal description of the premises can EQUITY LOAN, INC. ASSET-BACKED CER- amount due can be obtained from the local tiff. Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Amount due under judgment is $625,406.56 be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-FM2 is the plaintiff taxing authority. MAN 753213 with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be May County. This sale is subject to unpaid AND THOMAS W. CONWAY AND KATHLEEN Attorney: POWERS KIRN LLC Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 4x Fee=$170.10 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer S. CRONIN, HIS WIFE, are the defendant(s), I Amount due under judgment is $317,737.94 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 753223 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 check or treasurer’s check in the amount of liens and other Municipal Assessments. The shall expose for sale at public venue on: with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 753221 4x Fee=$155.52 ______20% of the bid price is required. amount due can be obtained from the local WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4x Fee=$140.94 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 SHERIFF’S SALE taxing authority. SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court 20% of the bid price is required. ______SHERIFF’S SALE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out sale without further notice of publication. Amount due under judgment is $185,195.61 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street SHERIFF’S SALE of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET tiff. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Jersey. NUMBER F 4772 08 therein, pending wherein sale without further notice of publication. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC is the plaintiff Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- 20% of the bid price is required. of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Property to be sold is located in the Township AND WILLIAM OLASCHINEZ, ET AL, are the MAN tiff. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- BER F 11382 08 therein, pending wherein of Upper, County of Cape May, State of New defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any BER F 13461 08 therein, pending wherein COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the Jersey. venue on: 753215 Attorney: PARKER MCCAY sale without further notice of publication. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the plaintiff AND MICHAEL G. SCHLEGEL, ET WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF 4x Fee=$170.10 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- plaintiff AND SAMUEL TOZER, JR., ET ALS, ALS, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for Premises commonly known as: 6 Bayaire SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 753217 tiff. are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at sale at public venue on: Road, Upper Township, NJ 08223 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court ______4x Fee=$155.52 public venue on: WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF House Building located at 9 N. Main Street SHERIFF’S SALE 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 Tax Lot #42, Block #723 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New ______BERG & NORGAARD SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Jersey. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out SHERIFF’S SALE Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Approximate Dimensions: 94.38 ft x 112 ft of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 753219 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Property to be sold is located in the City of Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 4x Fee=$165.24 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: NJ State Route #9 Cape May, County of Cape May, State of New BER F 16078 08 therein, pending wherein of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 Jersey. (Seashore Road) Jersey. DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COM- Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- ______The property to be sold is located in the City PANY AS TRUSTEE FOR THE MLMT TRUST BER F 16570 08 therein, pending wherein SHERIFF’S SALE The property to be sold is located in the Town- of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of A full legal description of the premises can be Premises commonly known as: 619 Lafayette SERIES 2007-MLN1 is the plaintiff AND WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK F/K/A WASH- ship of Dennis, County of Cape May, State of New Jersey. found in the offi ce of the Sheriff of Cape May Street, Cape May NJ 08204-0000 JAMES GAVIN, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I INGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA is the plaintiff By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out New Jersey. County. shall expose for sale at public venue on: AND WILLIAM R. CALLAHAN, JR., ET AL, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery It is commonly known as 237 B East Mont- Being known as Lot 29, Block 1060, on the of- WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- It is commonly known as 147 Kings Highway, gomery Avenue, Wildwood, NJ The sale is subject to any unpaid taxes and fi cial Tax Map of the City of Cape May SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 at public venue on: BER F 34738 08 therein, pending wherein Cape May Court House (Dennis Township), assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS New Jersey It is known and designated as Block 107.03, other municipal assessments. The amount Dimensions: 29.01 feet x 55.49 feet x 41.38 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 SUCCESSOR TO LASALLE BANK NA- Lot 2 due can be obtained from the local taxing feet x 78.06 feet x 7.5 feet (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR It is known and designated as Block 258, Lot authority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the sale Jersey. House Building located at 9 N. Main Street THE C-BASS MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- 15 The dimensions are approximately: N/A may also be subject to the limited lien priority Nearest Cross Street: Ocean Street (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-CB5 (Condominium) of any Condominium/ Homeowner Association The property to be sold is located in the City Jersey. is the plaintiff AND GROVER L. BOYD, ET AL, The dimensions are approximately 111 feet liens which may exist. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at wide by 140 feet long Nearest Cross Street: N/A (Condominium) or other charges and any such taxes, charges, New Jersey. The property to be sold is located in the Town- public venue on: Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- liens, insurance premiums or other advances ship of Lower, County of Cape May, State of WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF Nearest Cross Street: Ratcliff Road Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and other tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and rd made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- Commonly known as: 434 East 23 Avenue New Jersey. SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 municipal liens. As of 10/17/2008 taxes are expenses, there remains any surplus money, th ed parties are to conduct and rely upon their B, Wildwood, New Jersey 08260 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and other paid through 4 quarter 2008. Total amount the money will be deposited into the Superior own independent investigation to ascertain Commonly known as: 1 Eider Lane, Township House Building located at 9 N. Main Street municipal liens. As of 9/12/2008 taxes are paid due as of 12/11/2008 for unpaid water and Court Trust Fund and any person claiming rd th whether or not any outstanding interest remain Tax Lot No. 2 in Block 290.03 of Lower, North Cape May, New Jersey 08204 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New through 3 quarter 2008. 4 quarter 2008 sewer charges is the aggregate sum of the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a of record and/or have priority over the lien be- Jersey. taxes in the amount of $648.99 was due on $381.02 motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and ing foreclosed and, if so, the current amount Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Tax Lot No. 97 in Block 496.29 11/1/2008 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that rd due thereon. East 23 Condominium, a Condominium Municipality: Middle Township Chicago Title Insurance Company will insure person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) County: Cape May State of New Jersey Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- without exception or issue Letter of Indemni- ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Nearest Cross Street: Surf Avenue 100 ft x 100 ft tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and fi cation as to the numerous prior judgments or other person conducting the sale will have Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a Street & Street No: 301 South Gibbs Street expenses, there remains any surplus money, against Michael G. Schlegel docketed prior information regarding the surplus, if any. return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Nearest Cross Street: Cormorant Way the money will be deposited into the Superior to the date of policy, which can be further have no further recourse against the Mort- nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Tax Block and Lot: Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the provided. A full legal description of the premises can gagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Block: 890 Lot: 2 surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Tax and prior lien info: Taxes/sewer/water may nicipal or tax liens that may be due. pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the be delinquent – You must check with the tax Dimensions of Lot: 160’ by 105’ stating the nature and extent of that person’s tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, collector for exact amounts due. Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- claim and asking for an order directing pay- expenses, there remains any surplus money, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The there remains any surplus money, the money tion taxes/sewer/water information was not Nearest Cross Street: Sumner Street ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or other the money will be deposited into the Superior amount due can be obtained from the local will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- available – You must check with the tax collec- person conducting the sale will have informa- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the taxing authority. Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and tor for exact amounts due. Superior Interests (if any): None tion regarding the surplus, if any. surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion any part thereof, may fi le a motion pursuant expenses, there remains any surplus money, pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 Amount due under judgment is $291,335.31 to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the the money will be deposited into the Superior Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- A full legal description of the premises can stating the nature and extent of that person’s with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be nature and extent of that person’s claim and Court Trust Fund and any person claiming tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape claim and asking for an order directing pay- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed asking for an order directing payment of the the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a expenses, there remains any surplus money, expenses, there remains any surplus money, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or check or treasurer’s check in the amount of surplus money. The Sheriff or other person motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and the money will be deposited into the Superior the money will be deposited into the Superior taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer other person conducting the sale will have 20% of the bid price is required. Trust Fund and any person claiming conducting the sale will have information re- 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Court Court Trust Fund and any person claiming liens and other Municipal Assessments. The information regarding the surplus, if any. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a garding the surplus, if any. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a amount due can be obtained from the local The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and taxing authority. A full legal description of the premises can sale without further notice of publication. 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that A full legal description of the premises can or other person conducting the sale will have 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape All publication costs are paid for by the plain- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape information regarding the surplus, if any. person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Amount due under judgment is $230,366.39 May County. This sale is subject to unpaid tiff. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff May County. This sale is subject to unpaid ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer or other person conducting the sale will have taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer The plaintiff has obtained a letter of indemnifi - or other person conducting the sale will have added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Attorney: MICHAEL MILSTEAD & ASSOCI- information regarding the surplus, if any. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The cation which will insure the successful bidder information regarding the surplus, if any. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of amount due can be obtained from the local ATES amount due can be obtained from the local at sale in respect to: Judgment #DJ-100696- 20% of the bid price is required. taxing authority. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): taxing authority. 1989 A full legal description of the premises can 753212 None be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Amount due under judgment is $320,433.16 4x Fee=$170.10 Amount due under judgment is $396,365.68 A full legal description of the premises can May County. This sale is subject to unpaid sale without further notice of publication. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 A full legal description of the premises can with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer All publication costs are paid for by the plain- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed ______be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed May County. This sale is subject to unpaid liens and other Municipal Assessments. The tiff. check or treasurer’s check in the amount of SHERIFF’S SALE May County. This sale is subject to unpaid check or treasurer’s check in the amount of taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer amount due can be obtained from the local 20% of the bid price is required. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer 20% of the bid price is required. liens and other Municipal Assessments. The taxing authority. Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out amount due can be obtained from the local liens and other Municipal Assessments. The BERG & NORGAARD The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery amount due can be obtained from the local The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any taxing authority. Amount due under judgment is $228,849.58 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer sale without further notice of publication. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- taxing authority. sale without further notice of publication. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 753222 All publication costs are paid for by the plain- BER F 13702 08 therein, pending wherein All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Amount due under judgment is $564,560.83 added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 4x Fee=$150.66 tiff. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the Amount due under judgment is $349,655.85 tiff. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 plaintiff AND JULIE V. LESTER, ET AL, are the added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be 20% of the bid price is required. ______Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Attorney: PHELAN, HALLINAN & SCHMIEG check or treasurer’s check in the amount of SHERIFF’S SALE BERG & NORGAARD venue on: check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 20% of the bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF 20% of the bid price is required. 753214 sale without further notice of publication. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out 753224 SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 4x Fee=$170.10 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any All publication costs are paid for by the plain- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery 4x Fee=$165.24 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 sale without further notice of publication. tiff. Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street sale without further notice of publication. ______All publication costs are paid for by the plain- BER F 25143 08 therein, pending wherein ______(Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New All publication costs are paid for by the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE tiff. Attorney: POWER KIRN LLC WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK is the plain- SHERIFF’S SALE Jersey. tiff. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer tiff AND JOYCE A. TIRINO, ET AL, are the By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- 753220 defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Property to be sold is located in the Township Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery MAN 4x Fee=$140.94 venue on: of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- of Lower, County of Cape May, State of New MAN Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Jersey. Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer BER F 15081 08 therein, pending wherein 753216 ______SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 NUMBER F 6678 08 therein, pending wherein 753218 FREMONT INVESTMENT & LOAN is the 4x Fee=$160.38 SHERIFF’S SALE at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court INDYMAC BANK, FSB is the plaintiff AND Premises commonly known as: 126 Tennes- 4x Fee=$160.38 plaintiff AND WALTER S. MELNICK, ET AL, 08/12, 08/19, 08/26, 09/02/09 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street STEVE RIPA, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I see Avenue, Lower Township New Jersey 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale ______By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New shall expose for sale at public venue on: 08251 ______at public venue on: SHERIFF’S SALE of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Jersey. WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF SHERIFF’S SALE WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 Being known as Lot 15, Block 329, on the of- SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out BER F 17446 08 therein, pending wherein The property to be sold is located in the Town- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court fi cial Tax Map of the Township of Lower By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS ship of Lower, County of Cape May, State of House Building located at 9 N. Main Street of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery House Building located at 9 N. Main Street cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET TRUSTEE FOR J.P. MORGAN MORTGAGE New Jersey. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Dimensions: 60.00 feet x 100.00 feet x 60.00 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New NUMBER F 26855 08 therein, pending ACQUISITION TRUST 2006-CW2 is the plain- Jersey. feet x 100.00 feet BER F 13974 08 therein, pending wherein Jersey. wherein INDYMAC BANK, F.S.B. is the plaintiff AND EDWARD A. DOLLINGER, III, ET AL, Commonly known as: 9905 Seapointe Boule- tiff AND PATRICIA MAXWELL-MARREN AND COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at vard, Unit 602, Township of Lower, Wildwood, The property to be sold is located in the Bor- Nearest Cross Street: States Avenue plaintiff AND ROBERT HOWEY AND JENNI- The property to be sold is located in the Town- GEORGE T. MARREN, HER HUSBAND, ET public venue on: NJ 08260 ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, FER HOWEY, HIS WIFE, are the defendant(s), ship of Lower, County of Cape May, State of AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF State of New Jersey. *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens I shall expose for sale at public venue on: New Jersey. sale at public venue on: SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 Tax Lot No. 1.08 – C-602 in Block 719 or other charges and any such taxes, charges, WEDNESDAY THE 9TH DAY OF WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Commonly known as: 407 East Palm Road, liens, insurance premiums or other advances SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 Commonly known as: 17 Admirals Court, SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) Unit 206, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260 made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interest- at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Lower, NJ 08204 at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Seapointe Village II Condominium ed parties are to conduct and rely upon their House Building located at 9 N. Main Street House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Jersey. Tax Lot No. 3, CO206 in Block 56.03 own independent investigation to ascertain (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Tax Lot No. 7.09 in Block 753.01 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Nearest Cross Street: Atlantic Avenue whether or not any outstanding interest remain Jersey. Jersey. Municipality: Lower Township Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) of record and/or have priority over the lien be- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) County: Cape May State of New Jersey Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Palm Beach Villas Condominium ing foreclosed and, if so, the current amount The property to be sold is located in the Town- 76 ft x 119 ft x 85 ft x 133 ft Property to be sold is located in the City of nicipal or tax liens that may be due. due thereon. North Wildwood, County of Cape May, State ship of Lower, County of Cape May, State of Street & Street No. 26 Hyannis Drive Nearest Cross Street: Palm Road and Atlantic New Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: Nantucket Drive of New Jersey. Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- Avenue **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Tax Block and Lot: tion taxes, sewer/water information was not Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a th Commonly known as: 216 East New York Av- Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Premises commonly known as: 112 East 6 Block 753.08 Lot: 7 available. You must check with the tax collector Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall enue, Villas, New Jersey nicipal or tax liens that may be due. Avenue, North Wildwood, NJ 08260 for exact amounts due. nicipal or tax liens that may be due. have no further recourse against the Mort- Dimensions of Lot: 100’ by 80.29’ gagor, the Mortgagor’s attorney. It is known and designated as Block 197, Lot Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- Tax Lots #4 additional lots 212A, 212.02 Block Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Tax and prior lien info: 7 & 8 tion taxes/sewer/water information was not #214 Nearest Cross Street: Newport Drive tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Title Number – 97998 ***If after the sale and satisfaction of the , available – You must check with the tax collec- expenses, there remains any surplus money Block 56.03 Lot 3 mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, The dimensions are approximately 80 feet the money will be deposited into the Superior tor for exact amounts due. Approximate Dimensions: 70’ x 100’ Superior Interests (if any): None The total amount due for past due taxes is $0 there remains any surplus money, the money wide by 100 feet long Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the (Page A28 Please) A28 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A27) tiff. the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at Jamie Adams – Unit 400: Misc. Items Cash or Certifi ed Checks only. A full legal description of the premises can public venue on: It is known and designated as Block 16.03, Lot Raymond Velli – Unit A-10: Misc. Items be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF 4.02, 5.02 & 6.02 C0303 Vendillo/Showtime Taboo – Unit 10: Misc. The Approximate amounts of the Judgment to Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- May County. This sale is subject to unpaid MAN SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 Items be satisfi ed by the said sale are $2,075,173.79 tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court The dimensions are approximately: N/A Oscar Ramos – Unit 217: Misc. Items plus attorneys fees and costs in the amount expenses, there remains any surplus money, liens and other Municipal Assessments. The 753225 House Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Condominium) Elijah Kucharski – Unit 309: Misc. Items of $20,287.69 unto Plaintiff, OceanFirst the money will be deposited into the Superior amount due can be obtained from the local 4x Fee=$160.38 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Walter Aubrey – Unit 318: Misc. Items Bank and in the second place, the sum of Court Trust Fund and any person claiming taxing authority. 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 Jersey. Nearest Cross Street: N/A (Condominium) Alan Trost – Unit 314: Misc. Items $1,224,745.46 unto Plaintiff Cape Bank, to- the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a ______Gina Buonoane – Unit 409: Misc. Items gether with costs and interest, on all aforesaid motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Amount due under judgment is $644,167.05 SHERIFF’S SALE The property to be sold constitutes the tract Prior lien(s): Subject to unpaid taxes and other Rose Mattera – Unit 110: Misc. Items sums, if any there be. The successful bidder 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be described below and as more particularly de- municipal liens. Francis Killino – Unit 218 & E-34: Misc. Items will be responsible for all Sheriff’s fees, com- person’s claim and asking for an order direct- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out scribed in the Writ of Execution fi led with the As of 12/15/2008 taxes are paid through 4th Douglas Price – Unit E-45: Misc. Items missions and costs of sale. At the time of the ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff check or treasurer’s check in the amount of of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- Sheriff of Cape May County pursuant to which quarter 2008. 1st quarter 2009 taxes in the Diane Kirman Production Co. – Unit E-49: sale cash, certifi ed check or cashier’s check or or other person conducting the sale will have 20% of the bid price is required. cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET this sale is being held. amount of $1,268.31 was due on 2/1/2009. Misc. Items treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the information regarding the surplus, if any. NUMBER F 25695 08 therein, pending 2nd quarter 2009 taxes in the amount of Rafael Delgado – Unit 1-11: Misc. Items bid price is required. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any wherein LODGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIA- Being in the Township of North Wildwood, $1,268.31 was due on 5/1/2009. Helen O’Brien – Unit E-46: Misc. Items Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): sale without further notice of publication. TION, INC. is the plaintiff AND FRANCIS X. County of Cape May and State of New Jersey Joyce Gooch-Dali – Unit 1-29 & 1-30: Misc. Sheriff’s Department will require notifi cation of None All publication costs are paid for by the plain- O’NEILL AND MARGARET M. O’NEILL, are being more particularly described as follows, Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- Items the certifi cation of the wells where applicable. to wit: tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Mark Jones – Unit E-18: Misc. Items expenses, there remains any surplus money, Ed Bukowski/Farley – Unit D-12: Misc. Items The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Being Unit 63, in Building 30, as shown on the money will be deposited into the Superior sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. the Offi cial Tax Map of North Wildwood, said Court Trust Fund and any person claiming 2x Fee=$43.74 Unit being more specifi cally described in the the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a 08/26, 09/02/09 Law Offi ces of Neal M. Ruben, Esq., attorneys Master Deed, recorded on February 13, 1980, motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and ______for OceanFirst Bank in the Offi ce of the Clerk of Cape May in Deed 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Notice is hereby given that on September 17, Book 1447, Page 848, et. seq., as amended, person’s claim and asking for an order direct- 2009 at 9:00 AM at A Safe Keeping Self Stor- Gary G. Schaffer, Sheriff et seq., as amended from time to time; and ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff age, 1007 South Route 9, in the city of Cape 753173 or other person conducting the sale will have May Court House, state of New Jersey, the Being commonly known as 725 Allen Drive, information regarding the surplus, if any. undersigned, A Safe Keeping Self Storage will 4x Fee=$233.28 Unit B-130 North Wildwood, NJ 08260 sell at Public Sale by competitive bidding, the 09/02, 09/09, 09/16, 09/23/09 A full legal description of the premises can personal property heretofore stored with the ______A full legal description of the premises can be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape undersigned by: be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape May County. This sale is subject to unpaid SHERIFF’S SALE May County. This sale is subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Vienna Cathy Spaulding, PO Box 601, 200 S. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and other Municipal Assessments. The Gibbs Street, Cape May Court House, New of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local Jersey 08210-3219 Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- amount due can be obtained from the local taxing authority. Space #D154: 1 Other/Misc; 1 Christmas BER CPM C 16 03 therein, pending wherein taxing authority. Tree; 1 Tables: Coffee; 1 25” TV Table Model; S. JAY JAVIE, ET AL is the plaintiff AND ED- Amount due under judgment is $425,853.26 2 Lamp: Floor; 2 Table: End Amount due under judgment is $2,643.00 with with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be WARD BICKEL, ET AL, are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public venue on: costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be added. added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed 2x Fee=$17.01 WEDNESDAY THE 30TH DAY OF At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed check or check or treasurer’s check in the amount of 08/26, 09/02/09 SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 treasurer’s check in the amount of 20% of the 20% of the bid price is required. ______at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court bid price is required. THE REGULAR MEETING of the Middle House Building located at 9 N. Main Street The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any Township Fire Commissioners District #2 will (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any sale without further notice of publication. be held at the Rio Grande Fire Company, Jersey. sale without further notice of publication. All publication costs are paid for by the plain- Routes 9 & 47 at 7 p.m. on the following Thurs- All publication costs are paid for by the plaintiff. day date: September 17, 2009. tiff. The property being sold is located in the City of Ocean City, in the County of Cape May and Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- 1x Fee=$3.65 09/02/09 in the State of New Jersey Attorney: STARK & STARK BERG & NORGAARD ______Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer THE REGULAR Monthly Meeting of the Board Commonly Known As: 617 Laurel Road, 753226 753228 of Commissioners of Water District #1 of the Ocean City, NJ 4x Fee=$121.50 4x Fee=$155.52 Township of Middle, County of Cape May and 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 State of New Jersey will commence on Sep- Tax Information: Lot 4.01 in Block 70.02 ______tember 22, 2009, promptly at 7:00pm at 581 SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE Old Avalon Blvd., Avalon Manor, NJ. All parties Nearest Cross Street: Battersea Road are welcome to attend. By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out Carol Lynch, Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chan- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Subject to prior encumbrances held by Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc. and Citibank FSB cery Division, Cape May County, DOCKET Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- 1x Fee=$4.86 09/02/09 NUMBER F 4810 08 therein, pending wherein BER F 18497 08 therein, pending wherein ______The sale consists of only S. Jay Javie’s one- FIRST HORIZON HOME LOANS, A DIVISION COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF FIRST TENNESSEE BANK, NATIONAL the plaintiff AND LORETTA JULIA; ROBERT half interest in the property. ASSOCIATION is the plaintiff AND JOHN SI- JULIA, HER HUSBAND, ET ALS, are the All household and personal goods owned and Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- MONCINI, JR., ET AL, are the defendant(s), I defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at public stored in units listed below at M&M Storage tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and shall expose for sale at public venue on: venue on: Inc., Cape May County Airport, Franklin Road, expenses, there remains any surplus money, WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF Rio Grande, NJ 08242 will be sold on Septem- the money will be deposited into the Superior SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 ber 19, 2009 at 10:00 am at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a motion House Building located at 9 N. Main Street House Building located at 9 N. Main Street Unit # 117 – Charles Leve pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New Unit #80 – Elizabeth H. Novitsky Jersey. Jersey. stating the nature and extent of that person’s claim and asking for an order directing pay- 2x Fee=$12.15 ment of the surplus money. The Sheriff or The property to be sold is located in the City The property to be sold is located in the City 09/02, 09/09/09 other person conducting the sale will have of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of of Wildwood, County of Cape May, State of ______information regarding the surplus, if any. New Jersey. New Jersey. SHERIFF NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE A full legal description of the premises can Commonly known as: 119 West Maple Av- It is commonly known as 801 Ohio Avenue SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape enue, Unit 101, Wildwood, NJ 08260 (a/k/a West Ohio Avenue), North Wildwood, CAPE MAY COUNTY May County. This sale is subject to unpaid NJ CHANCERY DIVISION taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer Tax Lot No. 1 in Block 216.01 DOCKET NO.: F-30530-08 It is known and designated as Block 78.13, Lot liens and other Municipal Assessments. The amount due can be obtained from the local Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) 105 (FKA Block 78 Lot 723) OceanFirst Bank vs. R&K Properties, LLC taxing authority. Evergreen Condominiums ET AL. The dimensions are approximately: N/A Amount due under judgment is $514,508.47 Nearest Cross Street: New Jersey Avenue (Condominium) By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued out of with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be the above stated action directed to me, I shall added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed Subject to any open taxes, water/sewer, mu- Nearest Cross Street: N/A (Condominium) expose for sale at public venue on WEDNES- check or treasurer’s check in the amount of nicipal or tax liens that may be due. DAY, 30th day of 20% of the bid price is required. Prior lien(s): subject to unpaid taxes and other September, 2009 Tax and prior lien info: At the time of publica- municipal liens at one o’clock The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any tion taxes, sewer/water information was not As of 11/28/2008 taxes are paid through 4th in the afternoon of said day at the Court House sale without further notice of publication. available. You must check with the tax collec- quarter 2008. 1st quarter 2009 taxes in the Building located at 9 N. Main Street (Route 9) All publication costs are paid for by the plain- tor for exact amounts due. amount of $673.73 was due on 2/1/2009. 2nd in Cape May Court House, New Jersey. quarter 2009 taxes in the amount of $673.73 tiff. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- was due on 5/1/2009. Total amount due as of The property being sold is located in the Town- Attorney: DEEB, PETRAKIS, BLUM & MUR- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and 12/18/2008 for unpaid water and sewer charg- ship of Upper, County of Cape May, State of PHY expenses, there remains any surplus money, es is the aggregate sum of $318.25. Please New Jersey. the money will be deposited into the Superior be advised sewer was subject to a tax sale on Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer 753204 Court Trust Fund and any person claiming 12/19/2008. Premises commonly known as: 100 Route 4x Fee=$140.94 the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a U.S. 9 South motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 09/02, 09/09, 09/16, 09/23/09 ______4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that tion of the mortgage debt, including costs and Tax Lot 30 in Block 600 on the Offi cial Tax Map SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY person’s claim and asking for an order direct- expenses, there remains any surplus money, of the Township of Upper. ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff the money will be deposited into the Superior CHANCERY DIVISION CAPE MAY COUNTY or other person conducting the sale will have Court Trust Fund and any person claiming Dimensions of Lot: Approximately 295 feet x DOCKET NO. F-18782-09 information regarding the surplus, if any. the surplus, or any part thereof, may fi le a 395 feet. motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: PAUL B. Prior Mortgages and Judgments (if any): 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Nearest Cross Street: Tuckahoe Road and GREENSPAN AND BARBARA G. GREEN- None person’s claim and asking for an order direct- Stagecoach Road: said property fronting the SPAN, ing payment of the surplus money. The Sheriff Southwesterly line of Tuckahoe Road, the A full legal description of the premises can or other person conducting the sale will have Northwesterly line of US 9 South, and being YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape information regarding the surplus, if any. distant 1,095.85feet Southeasterly from the QUIRED to serve upon STERN, LAVINTHAL, May County. This sale is subject to unpaid Southeasterly line of Stagecoach Road. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer A full legal description of the premises can FRANKENBERG & NORGAARD, LLC, plaintiff’s attorneys, whose address is 293 Eisen- liens and other Municipal Assessments. The be found in the offi ce of the sheriff of Cape The above description does not constitute a hower Parkway - Suite 300, Livingston, New amount due can be obtained from the local May County. This sale is subject to unpaid full legal description, said description is fi led at Jersey 07039, an Answer to the Complaint taxing authority. taxes and assessments, tax, water and sewer the Offi ce of the Sheriff 4 Moore Road, Cape fi led in a civil action, in which BAC HOME liens and other Municipal Assessments. The May Court House, New Jersey Amount due under judgment is $141,411.93 amount due can be obtained from the local LOANS SERVICING LP is the plaintiff and with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be taxing authority. Prior Liens/Encumbrances: PAUL B. GREENSPAN, ET ALS are the defen- added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed dants, pending in the Superior Court of New check or treasurer’s check in the amount of Amount due under judgment is $255,874.38 Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May County, 20% of the bid price is required. with costs, interest and Sheriff’s fees to be other charges and any such taxes, charges, and within thirty-fi ve (35) days after 9/2/09 or added. At the time of the Sale cash, certifi ed liens, insurance premiums or other advances the date of this publication, whichever is later, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any check or treasurer’s check in the amount of made by plaintiff prior to this sale. exclusive of such date(s). If you fail to do so, sale without further notice of publication. 20% of the bid price is required. Taxes outstanding: $46,867.94. judgment by default may be rendered against All publication costs are paid for by the plain- All interested parties are to conduct and rely you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. tiff. The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn any upon their own individual investigation to as- You shall fi le your Answer and Proof of Ser- sale without further notice of publication. certain whether or not any outstanding inter- vice in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Attorney: ZUCKER, GOLDBERG & ACKER- All publication costs are paid for by the plain- ests remain of record and/or have priority over Court of New Jersey, Richard J. Hughes Jus- MAN tiff. the lien being foreclosed and, if so the current tice Complex, 24 Market Street, Trenton, New Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer amount due thereon. Jersey 08625, in accordance with the rules of 753227 Attorney: STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKEN- **If the sale is set aside for any reason, the civil practice and procedure. 4x Fee=$160.38 BERG & NORGAARD Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only a 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 Sheriff: Gary G. Schaffer return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall This action has been instituted for the purpose ______753229 have no further recourse against the Mort- of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated May 4, SHERIFF’S SALE 4x Fee=$160.38 gagor or the Mortgagor’s attorney. 2007 made by PAUL B. GREENSPAN and 08/26, 09/02, 09/09, 09/16/09 BARBARA G. GREENSPAN to MORTGAGE By VIRTUE of a Writ of Execution issued out ______Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION tion of the mortgage debt including costs and INC,. AS NOMINEE FOR COUNTRYWIDE Division, Cape May County, DOCKET NUM- expenses, there remains any surplus money, HOME LOANS, INC., recorded on May 16, BER F 18947 08 therein, pending wherein Pursuant to state law, the following items will the money will be deposited into the Superior 2007 in the Offi ce of the Cape May County COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. is the be sold at public auction Wednesday, Septem- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the Clerk/Register in Mortgage Book M4581, plaintiff AND JOHN R. NOVAK, JR., ET ALS, ber 9, 2009 at 10:00 AM at Burleigh Storage, surplus or any part thereof, may fi le a motion Page 163. Said obligation and mortgage were are the defendant(s), I shall expose for sale at 663 Shunpike Road, Burleigh, NJ 08210. pursuant to Court rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stat- assigned to COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS public venue on: Operator reserves the right to bid and set ing the nature and extent of that person’s claim SERVICING, L.P. by written assignment dated WEDNESDAY THE 23RD DAY OF minimum bids. Call (609) 465-8088 to confi rm and asking for an order directing payment of and of record on June 22, 2009 in the Offi ce SEPTEMBER A.D. 2009 sale. Purchases must be paid in cash only. the surplus money. The Sheriff or other person of the Clerk/Register of Cape May County in at one o’clock in the afternoon at the Court All purchased items sold as is, where is and conducting the sale will have information re- Assignment Book A315, Page 806. COUN- House Building located at 9 N. Main Street must be removed at time of sale. Sale subject garding the surplus, if any. TRYWIDE HOME LOANS SERVICING, L.P. (Route 9) in Cape May Court House, New to cancellation in the event of settlement be- is now known as BAC HOME LOANS SER- Jersey. tween owner and obligated party. The Sheriff shall deduct his fees, costs and VICING, L.P. 2) to recover possession of the commissions of sale from the total amount bid lands and premises commonly known as 39 The property to be sold is located in the Bor- Anthony Cancelliere – Unit 2: Misc. Items at the sale. CREST ROAD, CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE( ough of Wildwood Crest, County of Cape May, James Anderson – Unit 408: Misc. Items MIDDLE), NJ, 08210. Block 226.04, Lot 7. State of New Jersey. Jim Lloyd – Unit 35: Misc. Items TERMS OF SALE: John Vendetta – Unit 37: Misc. Items 20% deposit of the bid amount (cash or certi- You are further advised that if you cannot af- It is commonly known as 5701 Atlantic Avenue, Alfred Torres, Jr. – Unit 209: Misc. Items fi ed funds) is required from the Successful Bid- ford an attorney, you may call the Legal Ser- 1xFee = $193.18 9/2/09 Unit 303, Wildwood Crest, NJ Peggy Jones – Unit 300: Misc. Items der at the time of sale. Balance due is 30 days. (Page A29 Please) Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Classifi ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A29 PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A28) onded By: August 17, 2009 501 Washington Ave, Woodbine, and are Committeemember DeLanzo Subject: APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. available for public inspection. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND RE- vices offi ce in the county where you live. If you Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, 1 – WHITESBORO / EDGEWOOD PHASE I QUIRED to serve upon STERN, LAVINTHAL, do not have an attorney and are not eligible for Committeemember DeLanzo, SANITARY SEWER PROJECT Lisa Garrison FRANKENBERG & NORGAARD, LLC, plain- free legal assistance, you may obtain a referral Mayor Doughty Introduced By: Mayor Doughty Sec- Borough Clerk tiff’s attorneys, whose address is 293 Eisen- to an attorney by calling the Lawyer Referral Nay: onded By: hower Parkway - Suite 300, Livingston, New Services. The names and telephone numbers Committeemember DeLanzo 1x Fee=$15.80 09/02/09 Jersey 07039, an Answer to the Complaint of such agencies in the county of venue are BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Commit- Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, ______fi led in a civil action, in which COUNTRYWIDE as follows: tee of the Township of Middle, the governing Committeemember DeLanzo, Spec. #47 HOME LOANS SERVICING LP is the plaintiff ATTENTION: body thereof, that the Agreement between Mayor Doughty and ROSANGELA ALMEIDA, ET ALS are the Lawyer Referral Services: (609) 463-0313 Mark Blauer of Blauer Associates, Inc. and the Nay: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS defendants, pending in the Superior Court of Legal Services: (609) 465-3001 Township of Middle for Grant Preparation and BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS New Jersey, Chancery Division, Cape May MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Submission in regards to FY 2009 Small Cities WHEREAS, on November 20, 2008 via Reso- CAPE MAY COUNTY – NEW JERSEY County, and within thirty-fi ve (35) days after YOU, PAUL B. GREENSPAN are made a party Program / Phase III Home Rehabilitation Proj- lution No. 510-08, the above project was ap- 9/2/09 or the date of this publication, which- RESIDENTS defendant to this foreclosure action because ect, be and is hereby ratifi ed and the contract proved, and Notice is hereby given that sealed bids ad- ever is later, exclusive of such date(s). If you are one of the record owners of the mort- is hereby awarded through the Non-Fair and dressed to Stephen O’Connor, Clerk of the you fail to do so, judgment by default may be LABOR DAY, SEPT. 7TH gaged premises and because you executed Open Process as described in Pay-To-Play NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by Board, will be received up to 2:00 p.m. prevail- rendered against you for the relief demanded the obligation and mortgage being foreclosed Statutes. the Township Committee of the Township of ing time, on SEPTEMBER 23, 2009, at which in the Complaint. You shall fi le your Answer TRASH & RECYCLING herein and may be liable for any defi ciency Middle, County of Cape May, State of New time they will be publicly opened and read in and Proof of Service in duplicate with the Clerk thereon, and for any right, title or interest you NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Jersey, that the attached Change Order #1 for the Intermediate Meeting Room, Administra- of the Superior Court of New Jersey, Richard PICK-UP SCHEDULE may have in, to or against and mortgaged Township Committee, the Governing Body of the project awarded to Perna Finnigan Inc., tion Building, 4 Moore Road, Cape May Court J. Hughes Justice Complex, 24 Market Street, premises. the Township of Middle, County of Cape May be and is hereby approved in the amount of House, New Jersey for the following: Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance and State of New Jersey, that the following $3,966.86. with the rules of civil practice and procedure. Monday Sept. 7 NO COLLECTION YOU, BARBARA G. GREENSPAN are made person is hereby appointed to the position FURNISH AND DELIVER REPLACEMENT a party defendant to this foreclosure action designated below. As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- WINDOWS, ANDERSEN OR EQUIVALENT This action has been instituted for the purpose Tuesday Sept. 8 Monday’s Route Collected because you are one of the record owners ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ TO THE CAPE MAY COUNTY HEALTH DE- of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated July 11, of the mortgaged premises and because you Blauer Associates – Grant Preparation and 3,966.86 has been bid for the following service PARTMENT 2007 made by ROSANGELA ALMEIDA to Wednesday Sept. 9 Tuesday’s Route Collected executed the obligation and mortgage being Submission –FY 2009 Small Cities Programs – or items change order #1. It is further certifi ed MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- foreclosed herein and may be liable for any Housing Rehabilitation Project -- $17,500.00 that suffi cient funds are available from the fol- Bid forms, instructions, specifi cations and TION SYSTEMS, INC. AS NOMINEE FOR Thursday Sept. 10 Wednesday’s Route Collected defi ciency thereon, and for any right, title or lowing appropriation or ordinance to cover this other bidding documents may be examined or COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC., re- interest you may have in, to or against and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of contract: C-08-92-955-000-199 obtained at the Offi ce of the Director of Pur- corded on August 17, 2007 in the Offi ce of the Friday Sept. 11 Thursday’s Route Collected mortgaged premises. this Resolution be published in the Herald- PO# 20902666 chasing, Kim Allen, during normal offi ce hours Cape May County Clerk/Register in Mortgage Times as required by law. at the above address or the County’s Procure- Book M4631, Page 89. Said obligation and Saturday Sept. 12 Friday’s Route Collected /s/Jennifer M. Perez Tracey DeVico Taverner, CFO ment Portal located at mortgage were assigned to COUNTRYWIDE Jennifer M. Perez, Acting Clerk FURTHER RESOLVED that this contract is www.capemaycountygov.net . HOME LOANS SERVICING LP by written as- Superior Court of New Jersey contingent upon the certifi cation of availability I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township signment dated and of record on May 4, 2009 HAPPY HOLIDAY of funds and submission of State Affi rmative of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify The Board reserves the right to reject any or in the Offi ce of the Clerk/Register of Cape 1x Fee=$46.17 09/02/09 Action Certifi cation. the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of all bids in whole or in part and to waive such May County in Assignment Book A315, Page ______a Resolution adopted by the Township Com- informalities as may be permitted by law. 430 2) to recover possession of the lands and Waste Management of NJ NOTICE As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township premises commonly known as 6 OLD MILL ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ Committee, held on August 17, 2009 and said Bidders are required to comply with the re- ROAD, NORTH CAPE MAY (LOWER), NJ, 1-800-633-9096 Take notice that on August 17, 2009 a change 17,500.00 (includes $1500.00 grant applica- Resolution was adopted by not less than a quirements of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq. and 08204. Block 494.03, Lot 3. occurred in the ownership of Saz, Inc. trading tion fee and $16,000.00 service provider fees two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- N.J.A.C. 17:27. as Coconuts holder of Class C Plenary Retail has been bid for the following service or items ship Committee. You are further advised that if you cannot af- Consumption for premises located at 3501-11 grant app. It is further certifi ed that suffi cient STEPHEN O’CONNOR ford an attorney, you may call the Legal Ser- Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood, New Jersey result- funds are available from the following appro- Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Clerk of the Board vices offi ce in the county where you live. If you ing in the following persons, each acquiring the priation or ordinance to cover this contract: Middle, this 17th day of August, 2009. do not have an attorney and are not eligible for aggregate one percent or more of the owner- R-23-56-880-000-011 DANIEL BEYEL free legal assistance, you may obtain a referral ship thereof: Penn Business Credit, LLC, One PO# pending grant Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk Freeholder Director to an attorney by calling the Lawyer Referral Belmont Avenue, Suite 602, Bala Cynwyd, PA Services. The names and telephone numbers 19004. Any information concerning the quali- Tracey L. Taverner, CFO 1x Fee=$27.94 09/02/09 1x Fee=$20.66 09/02/09 (Page A30 Please) fi cations of any of the above current stock- ______holders should be communicated in writing to I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SPECIAL DATE Christopher Wood of City of Wildwood. of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify Saz, Inc. the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of BOROUGH OF WOODBINE In conformity with the Open Public Meetings City of Wildwood a Resolution adopted by the Township Com- NOTICE OF AGREEMENT Act notice is hereby given of the Township of 4400 New Jersey Ave. 1x Fee=$9.72 09/02/09 mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township Middle, Master Plan Committee has a meet- ______Committee, held on August 17, 2009 and said Notice is hereby given that the Borough of ing scheduled for Wednesday, September 9, Wildwood, NJ 08260 TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Resolution was adopted by not less than a Woodbine, in the County of Cape May, has 2009, TIME 6:00 pm, prevailing time. Said (609) 522-2444 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- entered into an agreement without competitive meeting will be held at Township Hall, 33 Me- STATE OF NEW JERSEY ship Committee. bidding for professional services, pursuant to chanic Street, 2nd Floor Conference Room, N.J.S.A. 40A:11 et seq. with the following: Cape May Court House, NJ 08210. RESOLUTION Witness my hand and seal of the Township of 382-09 Middle, this 17th day of August, 2009. MarketShift Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk Date: Services: Marketing & Promotional Services Township of Middle August 17, 2009 Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk Term: not to exceed 1 year Amount: $68,000 1x Fee=$7.29 09/02/09 Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY 1x Fee=$41.31 09/02/09 ______AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND ______Sockler Realty Services SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY OPEN PROCESS – GRANT PREPARATION TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE Services: Appraisal Services CHANCERY DIVISION AND SUBMISSION – PHASE III WHITES- COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Term: Appraisal – not to exceed $4,000 CAPE MAY COUNTY August 20, 2009 BORO WATER PROJECT (2009 SMALL CIT- STATE OF NEW JERSEY Testimony and/or additional consulting ser- DOCKET NO. F-9831-09 IES PROGRAM) - BLAUER ASSOCIATES Delivery: Personal Service vices - $100/per hour Introduced By: RESOLUTION STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: ROSANGELA Committeemember DeLanzo 385-09 Said agreements and the resolutions awarding ALMEIDA AND MR. ALMEIDA, HUSBAND OF Seconded By: Mayor Doughty Date: are on fi le in the offi ce of the Borough Clerk, ROSANGELA ALMEIDA, Certificate of Sufficiency Vote-Aye: Committeemember Barry, Committeemember DeLanzo, William N. Davenport, Jr. – Commissioner Mayor Doughty Nay: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1. Minimum number of signatures required by law (N.J.S.A. 19:27A-5) to cause a recall election for the Office of City Commissioner of the City of Wildwood is 697. BE IT RESOLVED by the Township Commit- tee of the Township of Middle, the governing BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST body thereof, that the Agreement between 2. A valid recall petition, determined by Superior Court Judge Raymond Batten to contain the Mark Blauer of Blauer Associates, Inc. and the SMALL CITIES COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT required number of signatures (713), has been filed with the recall election official, and a recall Township of Middle for Grant Preparation and election for the Office of City Commissioner will be held in the City of Wildwood. Submission in regards to FY 2009 Small Cities BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM Program / Phase III Whitesboro Water Project, 3. If, within five (5) business days - August 27, 2009 - you do not resign from the Office of City be and is hereby ratifi ed and the contract is hereby awarded through the Non-Fair and Commissioner of the City of Wildwood by submitting said resignation in writing to the Office of Open Process as described in Pay-To-Play The Borough of Wildwood Crest, New Jersey will hold a public hearing on City Clerk, a recall election will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 – 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Statutes. September 9, 2009 at 11:00 A.M. in the Borough Hall, Second Floor Commissioner’s NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Meeting Room, 6101 Pacifi c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey 08260. Township Committee, the Governing Body of the Township of Middle, County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, that the following person is hereby appointed to the position The purpose of the hearing is as follows: (1) to explain federal and state guidelines, designated below. (2) to review eligible and proposed program activities, (3) to consider proposals Blauer Associates – Grant Preparation and Submission –FY 2009 Small Cities Pro- for an application under the Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Christopher H. Wood grams – Phase III Whitesboro Water Project Program, and (4) to receive citizen comments and recommendations. Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk - $17,500.00 1xFee = $72.90 9/2/09 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this Resolution be published in the Herald- Total funds available: $6,773,431 Times as required by law.

FURTHER RESOLVED that this contract is At least 70 percent of the funds available must be used for activities that primarily City of Wildwood contingent upon the certifi cation of availability 4400 New Jersey Ave. of funds and submission of State Affi rmative benefi t people of low and moderate income. None of the funds requested will Action Certifi cation. Wildwood, NJ 08260 result in displacement or relocation of people. (609) 522-2444 As the Chief Financial Offi cer of the Town- ship of Middle, I acknowledge the sum of $ 17,500.00 (includes $1500.00 grant application fee and $16,000.00 service provider Eligible activities include: fees has been bid for the following service or items grant app. It is further certifi ed that 1. Acquisition of real property; suffi cient funds are available from the follow- 2. Acquisition, construction, or installation of public facilities; ing appropriation or ordinance to cover this contract: n/a 3. Code enforcement in deteriorated or deteriorating areas; PO# pending grant 4. Clearance, demolition, and rehabilitation of buildings; Tracey L. Taverner, CFO 5. Special projects to remove architectural barriers which restrict accessibility August 20, 2009 Delivery: Personal Service I, Kimberly Tomkinson, Clerk of the Township of Middle, Cape May County, do hereby certify of the elderly and handicapped; the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of 6. Provision of public services; a Resolution adopted by the Township Com- Certificate of Sufficiency mittee at a meeting of said Middle Township 7. Activities necessary to develop: a comprehensive community development Committee, held on August 17, 2009 and said Ernest Troiano, Jr. – Commissioner Resolution was adopted by not less than a plan; and policy planning management capacity to enable the recipient to two-thirds vote of the members of the Town- more effectively administer the program. 4. Minimum number of signatures required by law (N.J.S.A. 19:27A-5) to cause a recall election ship Committee. for the Office of City Commissioner of the City of Wildwood is 697. 8. Payment of reasonable administrative costs; Witness my hand and seal of the Township of Middle, this 17th day of August, 2009. 5. A valid recall petition, determined by Superior Court Judge Raymond Batten to contain the 9. Activities carried out by public or private non-profi t organizations. required number of signatures (729), has been filed with the recall election official, and a recall Kimberly Tomkinson, Township Clerk election for the Office of City Commissioner will be held in the City of Wildwood.

1x Fee=$41.31 09/02/09 The Borough of Wildwood Crest is proposing a Public Facilities application in an 6. If, within five (5) business days - August 27, 2009 - you do not resign from the Office of City ______Commissioner of the City of Wildwood by submitting said resignation in writing to the Office of TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLE amount not to exceed $500,000 for the West Side Storm Drainage Project. COUNTY OF CAPE MAY City Clerk, a recall election will be held on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 – 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. STATE OF NEW JERSEY All citizens are encouraged to offer comments at the public hearing or by RESOLUTION 383-09 writing to Borough of Wildwood Crest, 6101 Paciﬁ c Avenue, Wildwood Crest, NJ Date: August 17, 2009 08260 ATTN: Kevin Yecco, Borough Clerk. Within ten days following the public

Subject: AWARD CONTRACT AND RATIFY hearing, written comments may also be sent to the New Jersey Department of AGREEMENT THROUGH NON-FAIR AND Community Affairs, Division of Housing and Community Resources, NJ Small OPEN PROCESS – GRANT PREPARATION Christopher H. Wood AND SUBMISSION –DCA PHASE III HOME Cities CDBG Program, P.O. Box 806, Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0806. Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk REHABILITATION PROJECT (2009 SMALL CITIES PROGRAM) - BLAUER ASSOCIATES Introduced By: Mayor Doughty Sec- 1xFee = $72.90 9/2/09 A30 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Classifi ed Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES sey, at which time the public may appear and of Wildwood Crest, New Jersey as general mitted under Section 40A:2-20 of said Law OFFENDERS RESIDENCE PROHIBITION, hundred sixty ($10,760.00) dollars to a new the Commissioners of the City of Wildwood (From Page A29) present any testimony on the granting of the improvements. For the said improvement(s) may be included as part of the cost of said AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 1037 total of eight hundred ninety two thousand authorizes the Purchasing Agent to enter into application. a contract with the above described contractor of such agencies in the county of venue are or purpose(s) stated in said Section 3, there improvement and is included in the foregoing ADOPTED APRIL 18, 2007, AMENDING six hundred thirty six dollars and eighty cents described herein; and, as follows: is hereby appropriated the sum of $125,000, estimate thereof. SAME IN ITS ENTIRETY ($892,636.80). THE APPLICATION and plans are on fi le in the said sum being inclusive of all appropriations Offi ce of the Administrator of the above-men- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Busi- Lawyer Referral Services: (609) 463-0313 heretofore made therefor and including the SECTION 5: All resolutions or other proceed- NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION ______YES______tioned board, and are available for inspection ness Disclosure Entity Certifi cation and the Legal Services: (609) 465-3001 sum of $6,000 as the down payment for said ings of the Borough making appropriations William N. Davenport, Jr., Commissioner in her offi ce at 571 Petersburg Road, Dennis- improvement(s) or purpose(s) required by law for the improvement or purpose described in THE ABOVE CAPTIONED ORDINANCE ______NO______Determination of Value be placed on fi le with ville, New Jersey, during the hours of 9:00 a.m. this resolution; and, YOU, ROSANGELA ALMEIDA are made a and now available therefor by virtue of provi- Section 3 of this bond ordinance, including WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND Gary S. DeMarzo, Commissioner and 3:30 p.m. on regular business days. party defendant to this foreclosure action sion in a previously adopted budget or budgets particularly the resolution adopted by the gov- FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF ______YES______BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if Affi rma- because you are one of the record owners of the Borough for down payment or for capital erning body of the Borough on May 19, 2009 COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor DATED: August 26, 2009 tive Action Language be required and/or Busi- of the mortgaged premises and because you improvement purposes. making an emergency appropriation, is hereby WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF ness Registration Certifi cates be required, executed the obligation and mortgage being repealed to the extent of any inconsistency CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC I, Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk for the City By: James H. Pickering, Jr., Esquire they be attached as addendums herein; and, foreclosed herein and may be liable for any SECTION 2: For the fi nancing of said im- herewith and to the extent, if any, that they HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF of Wildwood, do hereby certify that the fore- Attorney for Applicants defi ciency thereon, and for any right, title or provement or purpose to meet the part of said make appropriations for said improvement or THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD going Resolution was adopted at the Regular Ira & Jill Niedweske BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if required, interest you may have in, to or against and $125,000 appropriation not provided for by purpose in excess of the amount hereinabove ON AUGUST 26, 2009. Meeting of the Wildwood Board of Commis- 498 Kings Highway by state law, Notice of their award shall be mortgaged premises. application hereunder of said down payment, stated as the appropriation therefor. Any mon- sioners, held the 26th day of August, 2009 and P.O. Box 100 negotiable bonds of the Borough are hereby eys expended and obligations incurred in an KEVIN M. YECCO in witness whereof I have hereunder set my published in the appropriate edition of the South Seaville, NJ 08246 Atlantic City Press and/or Cape May County YOU, MR. ALMEIDA, HUSBAND OF RO- authorized to be issued in the principal amount aggregate amount not exceeding $125,000 BOROUGH CLERK hand and offi cial seal on this date written. (609)624-2900 Herald newspapers. SANGELA ALMEIDA are made a party defen- of $119,000 pursuant to the Local Bond Law pursuant to appropriation made by said resolu- dant to this foreclosure action because you are of New Jersey. In anticipation of the issuance tions or other proceedings shall be accounted 1x Fee=$15.80 09/02/09 CHRISTOPHER H. WOOD, CITY CLERK 1x Fee=$27.94 09/02/09 ______YES______the spouse of the record owner of the mort- of said bonds and to temporarily fi nance said and deemed to have been expended or in- ______William N. Davenport, Jr., Commissioner gaged premises being foreclosed herein and improvement or purpose, negotiable notes of curred pursuant to this bond ordinance. NOTICE OF INTENTION 1x Fee=$26.73 09/02/09 BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST ______NO______may be liable and for any right, title or interest the Borough in the principal amount not ex- FOR THE RECALL OF ______CAPE MAY COUNTY Gary S. DeMarzo, Commissioner you may have in, to or against said mortgaged ceeding $119,000 are hereby authorized to be SECTION 6: The full faith and credit of the GERARD P. McNAMARA CITY OF WILDWOOD NEW JERSEY ______YES______premises. issued pursuant to and within the limitations Borough are hereby pledged to the punctual FROM THE OFFICE OF Cape May County, New Jersey prescribed by said Law. payment of the principal of and interest on the COMMISSIONER OF THE BOROUGH OF Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor NOTICE OF FINAL ADOPTION /s/Jennifer M. Perez said obligations authorized by this bond or- WEST WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY RESOLUTION I, Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk for the City Jennifer M. Perez, Acting Clerk SECTION 3: a) The improvement(s) hereby dinance. Said obligations shall be direct, THE ORDINANCE SET FORTH BELOW of Wildwood, do hereby certify that the fore- Superior Court of New Jersey authorized and the purpose(s) for which the unlimited obligations of the Borough, and the NOTICE PURSUANT TO WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners de- WAS PASSED ON SECOND READING AND fi nancing of said obligation(s) is to be issued, Borough shall be obligated to levy ad valorem N.J.S.A. 19:27 A-6, et seq sires to enter into a contract with Diehl Electric going Resolution was adopted at the Regular FINALLY ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF Meeting of the Wildwood Board of Commis- 1x Fee=$43.74 09/02/09 the appropriation made for and estimated cost taxes upon all the taxable property within the BY THE COMMITTEE TO RECALL GERARD Co., Inc., of Hammonton, NJ for services re: COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOROUGH OF sioners, held the 26th day of August, 2009 and ______of such purpose(s), and the estimated maxi- borough for the payment of said obligations P. McNAMARA FROM THE OFFICE OF “Pacifi c Ave. Lighting”, not to exceed fi fteen WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF in witness whereof I have hereunder set my DENNIS TOWNSHIP mum amount of bonds or notes to be issued and interest thereon without limitation of rate COMMISSIONER OF THE BOROUGH OF thousand four hundred dollars and ninety-nine CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, AFTER PUBLIC hand and offi cial seal on this date written. ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT for such purpose(s), including all work and or amount. WEST WILDWOOD cents ($15,400.99), and; HEARING AT A REGULAR MEETING OF materials related thereto, is as follows: THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HELD CHRISTOPHER H. WOOD, CITY CLERK NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SECTION 7: The capital budget or tempo- We the undersigned are registered to vote WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Offi cer for the ON AUGUST 26, 2009. Improvement or Purpose: rary capital budget of the borough is hereby in the Borough of West Wildwood, County of City of Wildwood has certifi ed that there are 1x Fee=$43.74 09/02/09 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned (a) Improvement of the storm sewer system amended to conform with the provisions of this Cape May, State of New Jersey. suffi cient funds to retain the services of Diehl KEVIN M. YECCO ______has fi led an Application with the Zoning Board in and by the Borough of Wildwood Crest by ordinance to the extent of any inconsistency Electric Co., Inc, and; BOROUGH CLERK Notifi cation of of the Township of Dennis which requests a the installation of New storm sewer lines on herewith and the resolutions promulgated by We support the recall of the offi cial named Environmental Investigation and Cleanup use variance from Township Ordinance Sec- Heather Road, east of Ocean Avenue, includ- the Local Finance Board showing all detail above and accept the responsibilities associ- WHEREAS, the Local Public Contracts Law BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Riggins, Inc. – Villas Service Station tion 185-14 to permit the construction of a ing all work and materials incidental thereto of the amended capital budget or temporary ated with serving on the recall committee. (NJSA 40A:11-1, et seq.) requires that the COUNTY OF CAPE MAY 1219 Bayshore Road (Block 142/Lot 20) 4,872 SF veterinary medical facility with an capital budget and the capital program as ap- resolution authorizing the award of contracts NEW JERSEY Appropriation and Estimated Cost: proved by the Director, Division of Local Gov- Deborah Ann Fox for “Professional Services and Unspecifi ed NJDEP Preferred Identifi cation # 009853 attached enclosed animal run and covered August 27, 2009 drop off area, a use which is not permitted in $125,000.00 ernment Services, are on fi le with the Borough 634 W. Poplar Avenue, West Wildwood Services” without competitive bids must be ORDINANCE NO. 1079 Estimated Maximum Amount of Bonds or Clerk and are available for public inspection. publicly advertised and the contract itself must the R-3 Zone. Applicant also requests prelimi- In accordance with New Jersey Department nary and fi nal site plan approval. Applicant re- Notes: $119,000.00 James L. Perloff be available for public inspection. BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR IM- of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) regula- quests a waiver from the site plan requirement Useful Life: 40 years SECTION 8: This bond ordinance shall take 655 North Drive, West Wildwood PROVEMENT OF THE STORM SEWER tions for “Notifi cation and Public Outreach”, of asphalt and curbing. These are the only effect twenty (20) days after the fi rst publica- NOW, THEREFORE be it resolved by the SYSTEM IN AND BY THE BOROUGH OF Riggins, Inc. (Riggins) is required to provide variances/ waivers required for the proposed b) The estimated maximum amount of bonds tion thereof after fi nal adoption, as provided by Lori J. Perloff Board of Commissioners of the City of Wild- WILDWOOD CREST, IN THE COUNTY OF information relating to environmental condi- project; however, it is possible that the review- or notes to be issued for said purpose is said Local Bond Law. 655 North Drive, West Wildwood wood, County of Cape May, State of New CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING tions and remedial activities being conducted ing Board will determine that other variances $119,000. Jersey that it hereby enters into an agreement $125,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZING at the above-referenced site. and waivers are required. Applicant therefore Dated: August 12, 2009 The Recall Election shall be held at a Special and contract with Diehl Electric Co., Inc., of THE ISSUANCE OF $119,000 BONDS OR also requests any and all other variances and c) The estimated cost of said purpose is Election. Hammonton, NJ for services re: “Pacifi c Ave. NOTES OF THE BOROUGH FOR FINANC- Operations conducted at the site by Riggins waivers that may deemed necessary. The ad- $125,000, the excess thereof over the said Carl H. Groon Lighting., not to exceed fi fteen thousand ING SUCH APPROPRIATION estimated maximum amount of bonds or notes Joyce P. Gould The Circulator of this Notice is a registered four hundred dollars and ninety-nine cents include the dispensing of petroleum products dress of the subject property is 2300 Route as motor fuels. Chemicals associated with 9, Clermont, Township of Dennis, Cape May to be issued therefor being the amount of the Don Cabrera voter in the jurisdiction of the elected offi cial/ ($15,400.99). BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commis- site operations include, but may not be limited County, New Jersey and designated as Block said $6,000 down payment for said purpose. COMMISSIONERS offi ce listed above. sioners of the Borough of Wildwood Crest, in to, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes, 253.03, Lot 47.02 on the Tax Map of the Town- ______YES______the County of Cape May, New Jersey, (not less naphthalene, methyl tertiary butyl ether and ship of Dennis. SECTION 4: The following additional matters Kevin M. Yecco, Municipal Clerk I estimate that a Recall Election held at a William N. Davenport, Jr., Commissioner than two-thirds of all of the members thereof are hereby determined, declared, recited and Special Election will cost eighteen thousand ______YES______tertiary butyl alcohol and were initially de- affi rmatively concurring) as follows: stated: Introduced: August 12, 2009 dollars ($18,000.00) Gary S. DeMarzo, Commissioner tected in the soil and groundwater in 1996. A PUBLIC HEARING has been set down for Since this time, Riggins has determined that Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at 7:00 P.M. Adopted: August 26, 2009 ______YES______SECTION 1: The improvements described in contamination in groundwater has migrated at the Dennis Township Municipal Building, a) The said purpose described in Section 3 of Approved by Richard W. Deaney – Ernest Troiano, Jr., Mayor Section 3 of this Bond Ordinance are hereby from the site and has delineated the extent of 571 Petersburg Road, Dennisville, New Jer- this bond ordinance is not a current expense STATEMENT Temporary Acting Deputy Clerk authorized to be undertaken by the Borough and is a property or improvement which the Richard W. Deaney I, Christopher H. Wood, City Clerk for the City said contamination. Borough may lawfully acquire or make as a THE BOND ORDINANCE PUBLISHED August 24, 2009 of Wildwood, do hereby certify that the fore- general improvement, and no part of the cost HEREWITH WAS PASSED ON SECOND going Resolution was adopted at the Regular Riggins currently is conducting remedial activi- Lic. 13VH03757800 thereof has been or shall be specially assessed READING AND FINALLY ADOPTED, AFTER 1x Fee=$21.87 09/02/09 Meeting of the Wildwood Board of Commis- ties in accordance with the requirements of the on property specially benefi ted thereby. PUBLIC HEARING, ON AUGUST 26, 2009, ______sioners, held the 26th day of August, 2009 and NJDEP to address the chemical contaminants AND THE TWENTY DAY PERIOD OF LIMITA- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD in witness whereof I have hereunder set my detected in groundwater. Riggins has evalu- b) The period of usefulness of said purpose TION WITHIN WHICH A SUIT, ACTION OR hand and offi cial seal on this date written. ated the environmental impacts from the site, within the limitations of said Local Bond PROCEEDING QUESTIONING AND/OR The Cape May County Municipal Utilities including the potential for the contamination Law, according to the reasonable life thereof CHALLENGING THE VALIDITY OF SUCH Authority has awarded a contract, without CHRISTOPHER H. WOOD, CITY CLERK from this site to affect drinking water wells and/ computed from the date of the said bonds ORDINANCE CAN BE COMMENCED, AS competitive bidding as a professional service or the quality of indoor air to ensure that any authorized by this bond ordinance, is forty PROVIDED IN THE LOCAL BOND LAW, HAS pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). The 1x Fee=$26.73 09/02/09 impacts from the contamination are promptly (40) years. BEGUN TO RUN FROM THE DATE OF THE contract and the resolution authorizing it are ______mitigated. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS STATEMENT. on fi le and available for public inspection in CITY OF WILDWOOD c) The supplemental debt statement required the offi ces of the Cape May County Municipal Cape May County, New Jersey For additional information or to obtain a copy by said Law has been duly made and fi led in KEVIN M. YECCO, BOROUGH CLERK Utilities Authority, 1523 Route 9 North, Swain- of the complete fact sheet for this site, please the offi ce of the Director of the Division of Lo- ton, New Jersey. RESOLUTION contact Riggins at 856-825-7600. You may cal Government Services in the Department of 1x Fee=$113.00 09/02/09 also direct questions to the NJDEP Offi ce Exp. of Community Relations (OCR) at 609-984- 9/30/09 Community Affairs of the State of New Jersey, ______Awarded to: EmployeeCare Resolution Authorizing the Award of an Alter- and such statement shows that the gross debt BOROUGH OF WILDWOOD CREST Duration: September 14, 2009 to September nate to Fair and Open Contract 3081. of the Borough as defi ned in said Law is in- CAPE MAY COUNTY 13, 2010 creased by the authorization of the bonds and NEW JERSEY Nature and Type of Contract: Employee As- WHEREAS the City of Wildwood has a need 1x Fee=$23.08 09/02/09 JI@DQ@ "M@@ NOTICE OF LIEN SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES, N+PM /@$<=G

USDA 102% Financing COLLECTOR SHOULD BE NOTIFIED IMMEDIATELY. WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Offi cer for committee in the City of Wildwood in the with Government Approval. The said lands and the names of the persons who have been assessed as owners of the City of Wildwood has certifi ed that there previous one year, and that the contract will 1x Fee=$14.58 09/02/09 Interest Rates ______land(s) and the total amount due and owing on the said land(s) are as follows: are suffi cient funds available to approve said prohibit the contractor from making any re- Additional as low as 4.875%* Change Order. portable contributions through the term of the NOTICE OF CONTRACTS AWARDED Model Homes Open Daily $8,000 off Molino, Santo B 83.02 L 43,45 $2,595.58 contract; and, by * 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 150 84th Street BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commis- This notice is being published in accordance Nov. 30 302.644.9002 sioners of the City of Wildwood, Cape May WHEREAS, a Purchase Order shall be issued with the requirements of N.J.S.A. 40A:11- McKay, Michael B 83.03 L 100.02, 102.01 $3,013.77 4.5(g), Competitive Contracting or Fair and 30404 East Barrier Reef Blvd 261 83rd Street County, State of New Jersey, that Change by the Purchasing Department encumbering Lewes, DE 19958 Order No. 4, as submitted by Remington funds prior to order placement in accordance Open Process and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i), Professional Services. At a regular meeting of *If you have not owned a home in the past three years, you may Breslin, Walter Jr. B 84.02 L 36, 38 $9,193.84 & Vernick Engineers on behalf of Albrecht with N.J.A.C.5:30-5.4. & McCarthy, Helen 127 84th Street and Heun, Inc., is hereby approved in the the Cape May County Board of Chosen Free- Please see a community representative for full details. increased amount of ten thousand seven holders held on August 25, 2009 the County Information, prices, standard features subject to change NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that without notice. Clubhouse and pool pictured above. 135 84th Street, LLC B 84.02 L 40, 42 $5,845.51 entered into contracts/agreements as follows: 135 84th Street www.HeronBayDE.com Roessner, Alliene H & B 84.31 L 100, 102 $3,943.91 1. Agreements with various fi rms for agency William H X-19 Linden Lane nurse staffi ng and professional therapist staffi ng services for Crest Haven Nursing Gormley, Gerard & B 93.04 L 144.02, 146 $1,325.09* ATTENTION AVALON & and Rehabilitation Center on an as needed Lauren 363 93rd Street basis: Nursepride Care partners, LLC and Bigger Than Ever! NORTH WILDWOOD RESIDENTS: Kelly Healthcare Resources effective 8/25/09 Family Fun & Entertainment Connor, Dennis M B 95.04 L 176.02, 178 $3,050.82 through 6/22/10. 34th 9500 Sunset Drive Rutherford Hemmerly, Pattison F & B 96.04 L 164.04 $3,913.68 TRASH COLLECTION SCHEDULE FOR 2. Agreement with New Jersey Division of David L 365 96th Street, D Public Health and Environmental Laboratories (PHEL) for laboratory services at the prevail- Whitney, W E & W J & B 101.01 L 9.01, 11.01, 13.01 $15,507.55 LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH Labor Day Street Fair B A 2 102nd Street ing rate per submission through the County Antiques, Crafts,Family Entertainment Health Department for the period of 7/1/09 Kelly, A Hilary Payne B 113.02 L 55, 56 $8,579.06 Trash will be collected on Monday, September 7th. to 6/30/10. Monday, September 7, 2009 11306 Second Avenue There will be no interruption of service. 3. Accepting qualifi cations of Chicago Title 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. DeAngelis, William R B 114.02 L 107 $10,744.21 Please have trash out to the curb no later than 7:00 a.m. Ins. Co., Surety Title Corp., Title Company of #+/03 *+/'

Cove Restaurant’s Stalled Porch Goes Before Cape Board Oct. 13 By JACK FICHTER Following a closed ses- When the meeting re- crete last February. They the restaurant porch sits portion of Third Avenue, attorneys needed to “sit sion on another topic, Plan- opened, Neidig announced received a “stop work” on a former, vacated street, as previously set forth in down and agree how this CAPE MAY — An Aug. ning Board Attorney George the delay until October. order from the city con- Third Avenue, claimed by an ordinance vacating the is going to proceed next 25 hearing before the city Neidig, City Solicitor Tony At issue, the Johnstons, struction offi ce even though sand decades ago. The city property. time.” Planning Board for the Monzo and Attorney Louis long-time owners of Cove they had received a permit retains some access rights At the Aug. 25 meeting, On May 26, the Planning Johnston family, dealt with Dwyer, representing the Restaurant, 405 S. Beach for the work. At that point, despite giving the Johnston Neidig said he and Dwyer Board had the matter on its use of the Cove Restau- Johnstons, stepped into Ave., began to replace the the wooden fl oor had been family use of the parcel “were not on the same agenda but took no action. rant’s porch. It was delayed the hallway and talked for wooden fl oor in the porch removed. years ago. wavelength as to how to At that time, Monzo told until October. several minutes. of their business with con- The city maintained that Unable to complete work proceed.” He said Dwyer the board he communicat- on the porch due to the believed planning board ed with Dwyer regarding a Property Transfers Recorded In County Clerk’s Offi ce stop work order, the Cove members who did not at- proposed settlement which Between August 10 and August 16, 2009 was closed for the busy Me- tend earlier meetings would could be presented to City morial Day Weekend and have listened to audio re- Council at its June 3 meet- Seller Buyer Property Address Price reopened after a Superior cordings of those proceeding. A settlement was not AVALON Court judge ordered tem- ings to familiarize them- approved. Estate of Roger J. Soens Michael T. & Linda R. Dunne 2763 Avalon Ave. $ 2,100,000 porary relief allowing the selves of what occurred. After Hurricane Bill, James & Dana McKissick Gerald & Robin Williams 74 E 11th St. $ 2,300,000 Johnstons to use the porch Dwyer said it was a ques- Cove’s porch dining room Marilyn A. Miniconzi Douglas & Nancy Page 281 35th St. $ 655,000 dining room. tion of whether there was regained a view of the Cornell Oceanview LLC John D. & Nadine K. Farrell 7929 Dune Dr. $ 312,000 The Johnstons sued the a quorum of at least fi ve ocean and lighthouse due Adam & Joshua Lesnick Daniel & Patricia Metzler 10 W 15th St. $ 1,260,000 city, which is a matter City members to hear the appli- to dune erosion. Cornell Oceanview LLC Roger P. & Mary Messina 7929 Dune Dr. $ 359,579 Council has been discuss- cation. He said the hearing The Johnstons had com- Ricard & Christine Bertoni William Karpowic Jr. 6439 Dune Dr. $ 1,550,000 ing in closed session. would be postponed until plained in 2005 that a fence Robert & Sharon Eggstein Kevin Gorman 252 16th St. $ 790,000 On May 19, City Coun- Oct. 13 at 7 p.m. placed on the beach by Richard J. & Joyce K. Galli Kenneth G. Myers, et al 313 42nd St. $ 1,700,000 cil unanimously passed a Planning Board members the city created the dune, th Ava Stone LLC Kevin & Catherine Dougherty 2007 7 St. $ 478,000 resolution rejecting any who needed to catch up which obscured the view William K. & Mary J. Bacic Donald & Adele Samples 700 Ocean Dr. $ 700,000 planning board approvals would listen to recordings from the porch when a Total For Avalon: $ 12,204,579 for the construction of im- of earlier meetings in the large dune grew. CAPE MAY provements “in the vacated meantime, he said. This story was fi rst pub- Mary & William Lyman Thomas J. & Donna S. Ravin 120 Stockton Pl., Unit 2 $ 519,000 portion of Third Avenue. Dwyer discovered at the lished at capemaycounty- Total For Cape May: $ 519,000 It requested the site plan meeting the city intended herald.com CAPE MAY POINT application for the property to present an expert wit- Contact Fichter at (609) $ 975,000 William T. & Carole S. Gold Dean C. & Zoe S. Pappas 102 Yale Ave. be reheard by the planning ness, City Engineer James 886-8600 ext 30 or at: Total For Cape May Point: $ 975,000 LOWER TOWNSHIP board and reconfi rmed the Mott. jfi [email protected] city’s rights to the vacated Neidig said the three Diamond Beach LP Cynthia A. Harlow 9601 Atlantic Ave., Unit 1005 $ 625,000 James & Lynne Horner Lynne Covely,et al 425 Windward Rd. $ 330,000 Casaba Real Estate Bayshore Enterprises LLC 1883 Bayshore Rd. $ 600,000 Cape Planners Nix Larger LaMer Bernadette Johns George & Christine Parker 404 Adriatic Ave. $ 233,000 James R. Griesemer Rutherford S. & Patti T. Miller 604 Clubhouse Dr. $ 387,205 By JACK FICHTER Schmidt, of Medford, repre- seeking approval for the Olga & Peter Udvari Charles & Madeline Glatz 506 Beachplum Rd. $ 245,000 senting homeowners in the additional parking spaces $ 164,000 CAPE MAY — The city Bank of America Sean King 823 Shunpike Rd. Planning Board on Aug. 25, neighborhood of the motel, after the re-striping of the Sheriff Gary G. Schaffer PNC Bank, N.A. 403 Millman Blvd. $ 171,100 refused to grant variances objected to the expansion, parking area; a variance PNC Bank, N.A. Sheri Hemingway 403 Millman Blvd. $ 136,000 that would have allowed questioned where the mo- for adding two parking Total For Lower Township: $ 2,891,305 tel got 174 spaces when the spaces in front yard set- MIDDLE TOWNSHIP preliminary site plan approval for addition of 29 city approved only 153 legal back on Pittsburgh Avenue; Jacqueline J. Buckman Michael & Patricia Wildgen 91 Millman Blvd. $ 199,000 parking spaces following a variance for a 12-foot $ 198,315 rooms to the LaMer Mo- Fox & Fox Restorations Mildred S. Bailey 404 S Main St. its last renovation. He said setback for the restaurant th $ 137,000 tel, Beach and Pittsburgh Mark Bator Lori Bowman 5 N 14 St. that would put the parking from Pittsburgh Avenue Total For Middle Township: $ 534,315 avenues, and demolishing when 20 feet is required NORTH WILDWOOD a restaurant there, replac- needs estimate off by 21 spaces. to accommodate an 8 foot Francis & Janet Drulis Jr. Patrick S. & Cheryl D. O’Neill 303 E 26th Ave., #4 $ 285,000 ing it with a four-story th $ 289,000 structure. Schmidt said the motel handicapped access ramp; Joel Kofsky Carrie L. Wetherington 220 E 4 Ave., Rear Unit B was using 21 spaces not a variance for side yard Scott & Lisa Harkins James & Maureen Spagnoli 407 E 22nd Ave., Unit 202 $ 400,000 Attorney Richard M. approved by the Planning setback from 10 feet to 7.3 Edward & Margaret Kelly Frederick D. Musco Trust 811 New York Ave. $ 295,000 Hluchan, of Voorhees, rep- feet; a height variance for Total For North Wildwood $ 1,269,000 resented Adis Inc. and Board. He said creating OCEAN CITY LaMer principal Gus Andy. nine new spaces would put an addition to the restau- Bruce & Jean Sokol David A. Donio 805 Park Pl. $ 375,000 Accompanying him was the project 57 spaces short rant that is one foot; nine Brian L. & Craig W. Morgan Robert & Monica Hodges 3345 Asbury Ave., 1st Fl $ 485,000 Traffic Engineer Brian of a required 219 spaces. inches above a 35-foot limit Estate ofElizabethVanHorn Frank & Regina Falco 403 Battersea Rd. $ 615,000 Stankus of Orth Rodgers Hluchan said a city ordi- for a ventilating system and David L. Simpson D. Scott Simpson 1128 Boardwalk $ 525,000 and Associates. nance, in effect when the a lot coverage variance for David L. Simpson D. Scott Simpson 1020 Boardwalk $ 975,000 At a previous planning last addition to the motel 76.8 percent when the city Charles & Karen Speight Karam Mounzer, Hala Eid 1736 Central Ave. $ 520,000 board meeting, members was made, required park- limit is 75 percent. Ocean City Tax Free Ronald & Charlene Kurylo 4831 Asbury Ave. $ 532,500 questioned the accuracy of ing spaces sized 10 feet by He said the biggest issue Block 567 Lot 27 Assoc William S. & Lana M. Nugent 108 Roosevelt Blvd. $ 365,000 a traffi c count at the motel 20 feet. He said the city was parking with the proj- John E. & Joan A. Snyder Joseph & Michele Ferguson 5041 A Central Ave. $ 999,999 prepared by Andy’s staff to amended that ordinance ect proposing 183 spaces William McFerran Russell & Barbara Woodling 3228 Haven Ave. $ 394,500 determine how many park- to allow 9 foot by 18-foot when the city ordinance re- JWR Construction Co Inc. Loucky J. & Clara Colavita 4 Kingston Ln. $ 2,333,000 ing spaces are available on parking spaces. quires 219 spaces. Hluchan Total For Ocean City:y $,$ 8,119,999 , the property. Andy inquired at the zon- said LaMer’s parking lot STONE HARBOR Stankus brought a new ing offi ce if he needed ap- had as many as 100 vacant Richard & Anne M. Boyd 35689 Associates LLC 356 89th St. $ 675,000 provals to re-stripe the park- spaces at 8:30 p.m. during th traffi c study conducted on Edward Borel, et al Flora Santilli 351 96 St. $ 306,900 the Fourth of July. He said ing area and was told he did the July 4 traffi c study. Total For Stone Harbor: $ 981,900 LaMer has 134 rooms. All not, said Hluchan. He said The board voted against UPPER TOWNSHIP but one was occupied on Andy re-striped the lot to allowing a variance for side $ 270,522 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Gregory & Jennifer Domsic 382 Tuckahoe Rd. July 4. nine by 18 spaces, creating yard setback from 10 feet David A. & Carol Tozer Kristen Johnson 12 Sunset Dr. $ 139,900 174 parking spaces. to 7.3 feet for a four-story $ 550,000 The report took into ac- Maria F. Mateer Michele A. McBride 4 Cedar Hollow Ct. count a 145-seat restaurant Planning Board Attor- building facing towards Richard & Roseann Derosa Kevin J. & Dawn M. Weber 199 Egret Ln. $ 70,000 on the property which ney Craig Hurless said the New Jersey Avenue. Total For Upper Township: $ 1,030,422 serves 110 customers per board had only approved The board voted unani- WILDWOOD hour at peak time, he said. 153 parking spaces, which mously against allowing NJ Shore Investments LLC Robert & Deborah Ziegler 122 E Roberts Ave., Unit 101 $ 230,000 was an element of the site a variance to allow 183 th Stankus said there were Joseph F. & Rita D’Urso Edward & Linda P. Bugieda 406 18 Ave., East $ 180,000 plan. He said the matter spaces instead of the re- $ 225,000 40 unused parking spaces Alan S. Zarrelli Stephen & Agatha Husenica 231 E Taylor Ave., Unit 100 should have gone before quired 219 spaces. Board $ 120,000 available on the motel prop- Shore Management Co. Cedarvillas Inc. 149 & 151 E Davis Ave. the board and it needed to member Meryl Nelson said $ 238,700 erty at 7 a.m., July 4. He Bayshore Group LLC Carlos Andujar Jr. 423 W Montgomery Ave., Unit 100 be addressed there. she voted against it because $ 185,000 said a city ordinance re- Aurora Loan Services LLC Donal & Patricia Malloy 305 E Poplar Ave. LaMer’s application in- it was possible a motel Lawrence Valenti Jeffrey & Judith Coleman 120 E Burk Ave., Unit A $ 237,500 quires 189 parking spaces $ 170,000 while the addition to the cluded four new spaces room could be occupied by Thomas M. Vareha Jr. Damian & Christa Boninfante 201 E Roberts Ave., Unit 302 that are non-conforming. a party bringing more than James Battle Christine Mingis 229 E Pine Ave., Unit 7 $ 219,000 building would increase st Hurless said re-striping the one car. Ed-Fran Associates LLC James G. & Anna M. Barrett 319 W Juniper Ave., 1 Fl $ 232,000 the need for parking to 219 parking area introduced Board Attorney George Total For Wildwood: $ 2,037,200 spaces. Neidig said preliminary site WILDWOOD CREST He said the motel would two, new non-conforming Raymond Masters Gary F. & Suzanne T. Batot 301 E Lavender Rd., Unit B $ 132,000 have 40 vacant spaces as spaces that are in the front plan approval was denied Amelia J. Botto Living Trust Benjamin & Martha Parish 305 B E Crocus Rd. $ 215,000 shown by the traffi c count. yard setback on Pittsburgh by virtue of the denial of Ocean View Ventures LLC William & Erin Morey 101 E Palm Rd. $ 405,000 It would create nine new Avenue which would re- the two variances. Joseph B. Lessman Tropea Realty LLC 8506 Seaview Ave. $ 415,000 spaces for a total of 49 quire a variance. This story was fi rst pub- Total for Wildwood Crest: $ 1,167,000 spaces. The project re- Schmidt said the number lished at capemaycounty- WOODBINE quires only 30 new spaces. of variances being sought herald.com Estate of Raymond Dixon Robert E. & Carol A. Lay 14 Pacific Blvd. $ 45,000 Stankus said the motel site for the LaMer expansion Contact Fichter at (609) Total For Woodbine: $ 45,000 currently provides 174 went against the city’s zon- 886-8600 ext 30 or at: COUNTY TOTAL: $ 34,663,720 parking spaces. ing code. jfi [email protected] Compilation © 2009 Seawave Corporation Source Data: Cape May County Clerk's Offi ce Abstracts Attorney Sanford Hluchan said he was A32 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Search Real Estate at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com For these listings. Enter the web ID# in the search box to go directly to that ad! Space for Rent- Winter Rental- REAL ESTATE LOTS NORTH WILDWOOD Winter Rental- Winter Rental- STONE HARBOR HOME FOR SALE Offi ce/retail space for NORTH WILDWOOD NORTH WILDWOOD Available Sept. 1. 2 bed- Lots- rent. 1600 sq. ft. Prime 1 BEDROOM CONDO, room, 1 bath apartment

Home for Sale- location: 6th & New Jer- NEWLY RENOVATED, Beautiful (3) 4 bed- with washer, dryer. Cen- HIGHS sey. FULLY FURNISHED, rooms, (1) 2 bedrooms, trally located, walk to NORTH CAPE MAY BEACH LAND $725/MONTH INCLUD- (1) 3 bedrooms. $775 - beach, town & school. Water View Lot 70x70—- 609-523-0104 ING HOT WATER & $1075 Air conditioning & elec- Single ranch home, 3 16 Bay Ave. CMCH, NJ. CABLE. tric heat. New bathroom bedroom, 1 bath with Need water & sewage to WebID #: 186357 856-866-7646 www.njbeach and new furniture, of- Home For Sale- addition. New gas hot build. Asking $29,000. rental.com fered fully furnished. Call John at 609-846- air heat, central air. 1 1/2 SUMMER RENTAL WebID #: 185984 609-313-9051 $995/month + utilities. Home For Sale car garage. Fenced in 7882 No pets, no smoking. By Owner yard. 3 blocks from the Winter Rental- WebID #: 186588 Located above garage 21 Winding Way, bay. For sale by owner. WebID #: 186095 which is available for car Cape May $295,000. Summer/ NORTH or storage for additional

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Mobile Home- Please contact 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 NORTH WILDWOOD 2 bedroom, 1 bath, NORTH WILDWOOD WebID #: 184408 609-368-1718 baths. $299,000. condo. Oceanview. CMCH 3 bedroom, 1st fl oor. Shows well. $650/ Oceanfront furnished 3 WebID #: 184882 Call 609-677-6836 Weekly Sept. Or yearly month + utilities. bedroom, 2 bath condo, Beautiful, 2 bedroom, Home For Sale- $1000/month + utilil- 610-565-1600 washer/ dryer, private Winter Rental- 1 bath. Great shore lo- WebID #: 184167 ies. References, credit balcony overlooking cation. 10 minutes to WILDWOOD approval & secrurity de- WebID #: 185708 ocean. $995/month. 1st Home For Sale- beaches. Move-in condi- STONE HARBOR CREST CONDO posit. month’s rent + security & tion. Year round commu- Winter Rental- utilities. No pets. NORTH CAPE MAY nity. $54,900. All serious Available Sept. 1. Great Seapointe Village, ocean 610-633-3008 11 Beachurst Drive offers considered. family home with yard, view, lobby level. 1 bed- 609-523-1385 North Wildwood deck & driveway. Cen- room/den, 1.5 bath. WebID #: 186164 2 Bedroom/1 Bath cot- Split Level House, For 609-536-2403 trally located, walk to WebID #: 186222 Sale By Owner. 3 bed- Family community, tage. $750 per month beach, town & school. 3 beach, pools. By owner. WANTED - REAL + 1 month security + or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. room, 1 1/2 bath, large WebID #: 184810 Winter Rental- $444,900. ESTATE utilities. October-April. family room with gas Large room sizes with fi replace, den, A/C, gas Non-Smoking premises. fi rst fl oor laundry room. OFFICE FOR RENT Wanted To Rent- NORTH heat, heated in ground 201-684-1601 856-220-7731 Air conditioning & gas WILDWOOD pool. $239,000. hot water baseboard Offi ce For Rent- PROFESSIONAL Person RENTALS WebID #: 186351 WebID #: 185158 heat. Fully furnished. seeking winter or yearly 856-785-2028 $1400/month + utilities. WILDWOOD wheel chair accessible Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 No pets, no smoking. condo, apartment or bath condos, 1 block Garage available for car WebID #: 184960 1300 sq. ft. single build- house in Cape May. Call Winter Rental- from beach. Available or storage for additional ing, off-street parking, 201-816-0424 October 1- May 30. fee NORTH WILDWOOD air, alarm system, cable $950/month + utilities.

ready. Never ﬂ ooded. WINTER RENTAL Please contact 2 bedroom, 2 bath con- 609-522-2932 Call 856-265-5466 or 609-368-1718 do, beautifully furnished. 856-825-2151 WebID #: 185473 Plasma TV. Quiet neigh- Home For Sale- WebID #: 184880 Winter Rental- borhood. $900 includes WebID #: 186049 utilities. Winter Rental- WILDWOOD CREST PARK MODEL Winter Rental- AVALON

Park Model- Beachpoint Realty WILDWOOD First ﬂ oor, fully furnished, SEA ISLE CITY 2 bedroom, 1 bath con- Adorable cottage, 609-523-8500 Don’t shell do, 2 blocks to beach or PARK MODEL available from 9/17/09 3 bedroom, 2 bath new Oct. 1 thru June 1. Beau- out a lot to bay. For sale by owner. thru May 2010. $1000 WebID #: 186087 condo. 2 car garage. IN EXCELLENT tiful bayview, 4 bed- advertise! CONDITION monthly + gas & electric. $1400/month all utilities, rooms, 2 baths, garage, phone & cable included. 609-440-7041 2003 CHARIOT PARK Includes water cable & DVD/VCR. No pets. CALL TODAY MODEL - 2 BED 1.5 internet. References re- Winter Rental- $1100 + utilies. Call both 484-953-5234 TO PLACE YOUR AD. WebID #: 184831 BATH WITH FULL SIZE quired. & 484-338-0345 FLORIDA ROOM. CEN- NORTH WILDWOOD 215-836-2537 609-886-8600 TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD TRAL AIR, HEAT, AND Call 609-967-4290 2 BEDROOM CONDO, Ext. 33 or 34 CALL 886-8600 EXT. 33 OR 34 FURNISHED. LOCATED 2nd Floor, No pets, avail- WebID #: 184369 WebID #: 184596 IN SHELL BAY CAMP- WebID #: 186290 able 11/1 to 5/1 - $900 ING RESORT IN CAPE Winter Rental- per month, incl. utilities. Winter Rental- The MAY CT HSE. PETS AL- 215-498-0420 Winter Rental- LOWED. ASKING 75K. Cape May SEA ISLE CITY HANNEL’S CALL 610-913-7374 2 Bedroom, 1.5 bath ful- WebID #: 185405 WILDWOOD CREST LEAVE MESSAGE Sept. 15 - June 15, 3 C ly renovated! Furnished, Winter Rental- Apartments bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, Winter rental monthly Professionally Managed Oct-Apr, $750/month WebID #: 185481 deck, yard, DVD/VCR. rental possible. 2 bed- plus utilities or use as NORTH WILDWOOD No pets. $900 + utilities. room condo, Sept- June. 2nd home weekends/ Spring Special SPACE FOR RENT $700/month + utilities. holidays, $600 incl util. 2nd ﬂ oor duplex, 2 Second Month’s Rent FREE 215-836-2537 No pets, no smoking. bedroom, 1 bath, liv- 610-444-9097 484 -343- 5938 ing room, dining room, WebID #: 184594 [email protected] FREE Heat & Hot Water Space For Rent- sleeps 6 - 8.

WebID #: 186568 Winter Rental- Call Jane, 1 BEDROOM ERMA 609-602-7927 Winter Rental- $ 00 2100 sq ft Commercial NORTH CAPE MAY 825 Space: Open space WebID #: 185463 SEA ISLE CITY Winter Rental- with ofﬁ ce area. Gas 2 bedroom, 1 bath re- Waterfront 3 bedrooms, heat, central air, offstreet Winter Rental- 2 BEDROOM modeled. Furnished 1 1/2 baths. Washer, WILDWOOD parking. $2000/month + available. $900 + utili- dryer. References. $800/ $ 00 utilities. NORTH WILDWOOD ties. Close to Ferry & 2 month + Furnished. 1 bedroom, 895 Call Chuck, 609-602- blocks to Bay. 609-465-9102 Oct. thru April. $600 per 3702 3 bedroom, 2 bath con- • Air Conditioning Now Accepting do with garage. All ame- month, cable & water in- 215-801-6359 WebID #: 186188 cluded. • Swimming Pool Small Pets WebID #: 186158 nities, internet. $800/ month + utilities. • Laundry Facilities WebID #: 186600 201-669-8300 Have something to sell? Looking Need a special item? 215-378-4842 • Heat/Hot Water Included for WebID #: 186606 LOOK HERE & WebID #: 184355 something? (609) 884-0026 ADVERTISE HERE! Call 609-886-8600 today. 3910 Bayshore Rd., N. Cape May Ext. 33 or 34 HERALD ADS WORK! CLASSIFIEDS Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Real Estate Classiﬁ ed www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A33

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Winter Rental- DEL HAVEN North Cape May Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD 5 bedroom, 3.5 baths Recently renovated 2 Wildwood Well appointed 2 bed- newly renovated home NORTH WILDWOOD VILLAS WILDWOOD bedroom, 1 bath apt Rancher. 3 bedrooms, room home, fully fur- near bay. Year round or 3 BEDROOM, 2 FULL available immediately. driveway, washer & nished. Wood stove, winter rental Furnished One bedroom bungalow, Cottage for rent. Beau- BATH HOUSE FOR $1000/month - heat in- dryer, fully remodeled. fenced yard. Small pets or not Kitchen w/Stain- furnished. Includes ba- tiful bay views, 1 bed- RENT IN VERY NICE cluded. Quiet building $900/month. Wildwood allowed. $1100/ month + less appliances. Washer/ sic cable & heat. $650/ room. $725 per month NEIGHBORHOOD. ALL in quiet neighborhood. Ave between Park & Jer- utilities. Available Oct. 1 Dryer Back yard, deck- month. References re- + utilities. Credit check UTILITIES INCLUDED IN Please call John at 609- sey. Call 215-779-0485 ing and shed. Central quired. Available imme- required. THE RENT. $1500 PER 374-4902 No pets. Must smoke 215-778-0328 Air/Gas. Asking $1800 diately. MONTH. PLEASE CALL outside. + utilities. References, 215-692-3192 484- 432- 6000 WebID #: 184337 WebID #: 185395 credit check & security 609-522-3031 Year Round Rental- WebID #: 186200 deposit. Call 908-725- or 609-522-5622 WebID #: 186047 WebID #: 186513 2040 YEAR ROUND WebID #: 186582 Year Round Rental- Wildwood Year Round Rental- RENTAL WebID #: 184781 Year Round Rental- 2 Year Round Rental- WILDWOOD CREST bedroom, 1 bath, 2nd ERMA Year Round Rental- ﬂ oor duplex. Non-smok- 2100 sq ft, 2nd ﬂ oor Year Round Rental- VILLAS 2 bedroom unfurnished ing premises, $850/ EARLY apartment. 3 bedrooms, NORTH WILDWOOD apartment. $950 + elec- month + utilities, gas CLASSIFIED 2 baths, living room, NORTH WILDWOOD Furnished home. Large tric, 1 1/2 months secu- heat. 1 month security. AD family room, large eat-in 2 bedroom, rear cot- bedroom, queen bed, rity, no pets. 302-981-9724 kitchen, laundry room. tage.Off street parking. Quiet 4 room studio - liv- full bath, washer, dryer, DEADLINE ing, dining, kitchen com- fenced yard, side deck. Gas heat, central air. No pets. Non-smoking 877-207-2743 WebID #: 184864 FOR THE $1600/month + utilities. premises. $950/month + bo bedroom and bath. Lease time optional. $750/month includes $900 + utilities. Year Round/ SEPT. 9 Call Chuck, 609-602- electic & 1/2 gas. WebID #: 186554 3702 utilities. Private deck Winter Rental- ISSUE 609-522-2656 609-522-0715 WebID #: 186160 856-343-2901 or 609-602-7606 AVALON FRI., SEPT. 4 Year Round Rental- WebID #: 184868 BY 10AM WebID #: 186117 WebID #: 186109 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. WILDWOOD CREST New appliances. $1250 Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- One bedroom apt for per month + utilities. No Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- rent year round and one pets. Security and refer- Year Round Rental- GREEN CREEK VILLAS bedroom apt for rent for ences required. Call for

✬✬✬✬✬ NORTH WILDWOOD winter. Both apts fur- winter prices. Newly renovated, 3 bed- North Wildwood Unique opportunity. nished. Each apt $590/ AMAZING room, 1 bath. Central air 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths Single, ranch. Quiet, Share furnished 2 bed- month plus utilities. Call Call 267-767-3828 SPECIALS! & heat. No pets. $1150 + home. Large yard. No residential neighbor- room. Proof of income 609-816-1073. utilies. hood. Front unit, 2 bed- required. Available now. North Cape May pets. Available now WebID #: 184331 room, 1 bath, Large liv- 1 & 2 Bedroom $750/month + utilities. WebID #: 186548 Year Round/ Apartments 609-770-7934 609-425-8562 ing room w/sleeper sofa, Winter Rental- Pet Friendly Large Eat-in kitchen. 484-431-6811 for more WebID #: 186134 WebID #: 186162 front/rear entrance. Off information street parking, screen CAPE MAY FREE RENT * Year Round Rental- Year Round Rental- front porch. washer/ WebID #: 186076 STARTING dryer. Possible handicap 3 bedroom house, 1 LOWER TOWNSHIP NORTH WILDWOOD access. Shops, res- large bath. Washer, dry- AT $825 Anglesea Area taurants within walking er. No pets. Non-smok- Single family, south of distance. Contact Rich, Year Round Rental- ing premises. Available NO CREDIT, canal in very rural setting, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 610-996-7615 September. $1200 + se- NO PROBLEM * available in September newer designer kitchen, WILDWOOD curity. for long term rental. 1st Year Round Rental- beautiful unobstructed WebID #: 186263 fl oor: living room, dining * Call For Details view of intercoatal and 1st fl oor duplex. Nice 609-886-9391 room, kitchen, powder 609-829-3319 sunset from deck. Pri- residential area. Cozy 2 WILDWOOD room, utility room, and vate entrance, washer, bedroom, washer, dry- LIONS CENTER WebID #: 184547 Master bedroom with Year Round Rental- WebID #: 185495 dryer, central heat & air. er, dishwasher. Avail- Senior Apartments senior improved bath. Year Round/ Parking at front entry. able Sept. No pets. 2nd fl oor: 2 bedrooms, NORTH WILDWOOD Winter Rental- Year Round Rental- Deposit and credit check $800 + utilities. Now accepting 1 bath. Rear deck facing required. No pets. $995 applications private pond, fi eld and Waterfront, furnished 3 WILDWOOD/ AVALON per month + utilties. 267-994-4375 NEW woods. Attached ga- bedroom, 2 bath con- NORTH WILDWOOD LOWER AGE rage. $1750 per month + 609-408-6513 do. Pool, fi tness center. Close to shopping & WebID #: 186566 utilities. $1,825/month + utilities. REQUIREMENT 3- 5 bedroom condos. beaches. 3 bedroom, WebID #: 185475 55 AND OLDER $1200 per month + utili- 2 bath furnished town- 609-884-8303 Call 610-279-8662 ties. house. Washer & dryer, or 267-441-6206 Pick up application dishwasher, air. $1275/ Year Round Rental- WebID #: 185361 in offi ce 609-780-2551 month + utilities. No Year Round Rental- WebID #: 186130 9am - 3pm, pets. WILDWOOD Monday - Friday: WebID #: 184980 NORTH WILDWOOD 3300 New Jersey 609-425-7311 Year Round 2 bedroom, 2nd fl oor. Ave. Year Round Rental- Rental- Beautifully renovated $950 per month + elec- Wildwood WebID #: 185566 Victorian apartments tric. North Cape May for rent. 2 blocks from OCEAN VIEW Year Round Rental- WebID #: 186592 2 bedroom townhouse, ocean. Tile bathrooms, 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath 215-353-2493

1 1/2 baths, washer, decks & covered porch- ranch. Gas heat, central DEL HAVEN dryer, central air, as- es. 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms. air, all appliances. Deck/ WebID #: 186552 Reach over 75,000 potential buyers! signed parking. No pets Available year round, shed. NO PETS. $1200 2 bedroom, 2nd ﬂ oor. $950.00 & utilities. Avail- seasonal or weekly. + utilities + security de- Block to beach. Heat Sell your car for only $10.00 per week!* able mid- September. $850 - $1275/month. posit. included. No pets, non- Year Round Rental- Call 609-886-1251 smoking premises. Avail- 703-450-6726 609-967-4949 able immediately. $990/ WILDWOOD • 20 words + photo WebID #: 186546 month. • Ads appear in print WebID #: 186081 WebID #: 186427 2nd ﬂ oor, 3 bedroom, 1 each Wednesday in Year Round Rental- 856-415-9222 9OUR,INKTO,OCAL"USINESS bath plus storage room. the Cape May County

CapeMayCountyHerald.com Looking for Washer/ dryer. $1100/ Herald Automotive Section WebID #: 186572 /Marketplace SEAVILLE month + utilities. Refer- • Ads posted online at www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Renters? ences & security deposit Advertise your Don’t Shell Out 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 2 required. For details, call Rachel or Janet: condo or home porches. No pets All ap- 609-886-8600 ext 33 or 34 a Lot of Cash. in the Herald. pliances. $950 + elec- Please call tric 609-846-7237 * Lowest cost per reader-GUARANTEED! Use the Place your ad Herald here and get 215-287-9912 WebID #: 186586 See this week's AUTO ADS on Page A34 609-263-2494 Classifi eds. results. 609-886-8600 Get news alerts on your phone! WebID #: 185377 Call 609-886-8600 Ext. 33 or 34 Text “CMCNews” to 74574 A34 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 PUBLIC NOTICES (From Page A30) NOTICE OF INTENT Michael Sullivan FOR THE RECALL OF 713 W. Pine Ave., West Wildwood, Consultant in the amount of $900.00 from SCOTT GOLDEN New Jersey 08260 8/1/09 through 8/31/09. FROM THE OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE BOROUGH OF Statement of the Recall Committee 6. Renewal and execution of a second adden- WEST WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY “No statement was provided by the Recall dum to the sub-lease agreement of the Animal Committee” Alliance of Cape May County (a non-profi t NOTICE PURSUANT TO Answer or Declaration that no answer was corporation) for a portion of Block 115.01, Lot N.J.S.A. 19:27 A-6, et seq provided by the elected offi cial. Optional – not 13.01, Middle Township through 7/31/10 and BY THE COMMITTEE TO RECALL SCOTT to exceed 200 words an addendum giving the completed educa- GOLDEN FROM THE OFFICE OF COM- tional courtyard back to the County. MISSIONER OF THE BOROUGH OF WEST Recall Election will cost approximately WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY $18,000.00 7. Proposal of Michael Baker, Jr. Inc. in the amount of $79,909.34 for Professional En- We the undersigned are registered to vote The Recall Election shall be held at a Special gineering Services acquired for Avalon Bou- in the Borough of West Wildwood, County of Election. levard (CR 601) Bridge over Avalon Canal Cape May, New Jersey. Rehabilitation and Widening. The Circulator of the Notice is a registered We support the recall of the offi cial named voter in the Jurisdiction of the elected offi cial/ The contracts/agreements and resolutions above and accept the responsibilities associ- offi ce above. authorizing the above are on fi le and available ated with serving on the recall committee. for public inspection in the offi ce of the Clerk of Approved by Richard W. Deaney – the Board of Chosen Freeholders. Marie Goldberg Temporary Acting Deputy Clerk 1 D Avenue, West Wildwood, NJ 08260 Richard W. Deaney Stephen O’Connor August 24, 2009 Clerk/Administrator Daniel C. Giffear Jr. 641 W. 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Ac- Connell, 28, of West Chester, Pa., placed for Volunteers in Medicine of Cape May County. In addi- Commission on the Status of Women has a kit available cording to the state, 1.186 million cubic second in 20:13; Reinaldo Reyes, 50, tion, she serves in the Federation of Women’s Clubs and with information about free state programs that help resi- yards of sand taken from a borrowing area of Maple Shade fi nished third in 20:24; American Cancer Society. dents avoid losing their homes to foreclosure when they in the Hereford Inlet will fi ll in the beach Chris Fowler, 34, of Bethlehem, Pa., was have trouble making mortgage payments. For informa- and add to a series of dunes. fourth in 20:41; and Austin Neri, 14, of tion on services available call (609) 463-6695. Jack Nicholson in Cape May? Wildwood Crest, placed fi fth in 20:59. Crest Adventure Winners Kimmy Leathers, 26, of Cape May, was CAPE MAY — The buzz around town was that actor, Cooler Buy A Trademark the top female fi nisher and sixth overall producer, writer, director Jack Nicholson was in Cape WILDWOOD CREST — Dozens of in 21:20. Rebecca McConnell, 26, of May Aug. 28. Reports had Nicholson sighted in the AVALON — Borough Council seeks to trademark the runners braved adverse conditions to West Chester, Pa., placed second among Whale’s Tale store on Washington Street Mall. Yes, he slogan “Cooler by a Mile.” Council President Charles participate in the fourth annual Crest Ad- females and 15th overall in 25:45 and was wearing sunglasses. We know Nicholson attended Covington brought it up for discussion during an Aug. venture Race, a 5K beach run that started Susan Lepping, 46, of Collegeville, Pa., Sen. Edward Kennedy’s funeral in Boston on Aug. 29. If 26 meeting. The borough’s long-time slogan and logo is and fi nished at the foot of the Wildwood fi nished third among female runners and Nicholson was in Cape May, he did not arrive by private currently unprotected and an Internet company is using Crest Beach Pier Aug. 28. Brian Lang, 17th overall in 26:32. jet at Cape May County Airport, according to Big Sky it for merchandise, he said. Council members said they Aviation. Nicholson was also spotted at a Yankees game don’t want the borough’s namesake to appear on certain products, like beer mugs. The borough enlisted a trade- in New York on Aug. 26 seated next Saturday Night town as director of sales for mark lawyer, who advised that they would fi rst need to Live’s Lorne Michaels and Paul McCartney. Nicholson is 35 years before his retire- prove ownership and determine its fi rst use. Covington fi lming a movie in Philadelphia with Paul Rudd, Reese ment, and was a member said the logo and slogan has been used in all of his 18 Obituaries Witherspoon and Owen Wilson. The fi lm is directed by of the Linwood Community James L. Brooks. years on council. Business Administrator Andy Bednarek Church. said the aggregate cost for three categories of trademark The Herald publishes MATTHEWS, SONIA D. would be about $4,000. brief death notices free (nee Dougherty) “Sunny,”, NANIA, DORIS (nee Lloyd), Lack of Restraint? and paid obituaries for 79, of Cape May, Aug. 27, 88, of Ocean City, Aug. 24, VILLAS — Lower Township police received a call Stabbing Brings Assault Charges $2.10 a line. Obituaries 2009. She was employed by 2009. She was a resident from a 19-year-old female in the 100 Block of Spruce are submitted by funeral Lower Cape May Regional for most of her life. Avenue, Aug. 28 at about 8:15 p.m., stating her ex- OCEAN CITY — Police here responded to a distur- homes; family members High School for more than NOCERINO, JOAN (nee boyfriend had just kicked in her front door, trashed bance at a residence in the 300 block of West Avenue who submit information 40 years before retiring, and Mayo) 79, of Wildwood, a member of Our Lady Star her house and assaulted her. Offi cers found the front on Aug. 29 at about 4 a.m. Upon arriving at the scene, must provide the funeral Aug. 25, 2009. offi cers observed blood outside the residence and began of the Sea Church. door broken and numerous pieces of furniture smashed home name. an investigation, which led to locating the victim several PATERSON, JAMES (Scot- inside the residence. The victim stated that her ex- MOHR, LEWIS W., 92, ty), 81, of Court House, Aug. blocks away in the 600 block of Haven Avenue. The ALPER, MARIE ANITA boyfriend, Michael Hart, 19, of the 100 Block of Mary- former resident of the Li- 22, 2009. He was a member victim indicated that he was stabbed in the hand with a (Sauro), of Avalon, Aug. 28, land Ave., Villas, choked her and took her cell phone ons Center in Wildwood, of the Plumbers Union Lo- before fl eeing. Hart was charged with violation of a fi nal knife and struck several times with a baseball bat. The 2009. passed away on Friday, victim fl ed by jumping from a second fl oor porch and cal 690. restraining order, assault during a domestic violence AQUILIINO, MICHAEL, 39, August 28, 2009. He had was transported to the AtlantiCare Regional Medical SORGENTONI, CASTO incident, robbery and criminal mischief and lodged in of Cape May, Aug. 23, 2009. summered here since 1954 Center, for broken bones and lacerations received during “Oscar”, 79, of Wildwood, the county jail on $35,000 bail. He was a resident for the before moving here perma- Aug. 30, 2009. He was the attack and fall from the porch. Investigation led to past 15 years, and was em- nently in 1970 from Phila- a member of St. Anns the arrest of Narciso S. Gerardo on aggravated assault ployed as a cook for various delphia. An Army Veteran Missing Person Found Church. and weapons charges. Gerardo, 35, of Ocean City, was restaurants, and worked at of World War II, he was a AVALON — Harry J. O’Neill Jr., 73, of Wynnewood, lodged in county jail in lieu of $15,000 bail. Also arrest- the Castle Dracula in Wild- member of the American SPELL, DORIS, G., 83, Pennsylvania, who was reported missing on Aug. 26 at ed was Andres Vazquez, 24, of Ocean City, on hindering wood as an entertainer. Legion, the VFW, and the of Stone Harbor, Aug. 28, 4:47 p.m. was located shortly before 6 p.m. on Aug 27. apprehension charges. Loyal Order of Moose. He 2009. She was a substitute BECK, CORA, E., 84, of Vil- O’Neill and his family were on the Avalon beach where was formerly employed at school teacher at Stone las, Aug. 28, 2009. She was O’Neill, who suffers from Parkinson’s disease and may Fire Claims Woman’s Life Sandman Towers. Harbor Elementary School, long time resident of the Mr. Mohr is survived his and a member of Our Sav- have the early onset of Alzheimer’s disease decided to COURT HOUSE — The 71-year-old woman pulled un- area and a member of the take a walk. O’Neill’s wife contacted the Avalon Beach daughters, Patricia No- iour Lutheran Church. conscious from her burning home on Aug. 28 has died. Tabernacle United Method- ble and Carol Parese, his Patrol when he did not return. A comprehensive search VALENZANO, FRANK A., The woman, identifi ed as Patricia Ann Camp, died on ist Church. brother, William Mohr; six for O’Neill began immediately and Cape May County 76, of Cape May, Aug.24, Aug. 29 after fi refi ghters from Middle Township Station BOYCE, JOSEPHINE A., grandchildren; sixteen great Sheriff’s Department K-9 squad was called to assist with 2009. He was a member of 70 responded to a structure fi re at 9 West Atlantic Ave. 100, of Seaville, Aug. 28, grandchildren; and one the search. the Sons of Italy, Knights after receiving a 9-1-1 call at approximately 12:24 p.m. 2009. great great grandson. He of Columbus and St. Ray- the previous day. According to a release, police forced was preceded in death by CAMP, PATRICIA ANN, monds Church. Stoners Harbored entry into the home and Camp was removed by fi refi ght- his wife, Ida. 71, of Court House, Aug. ers. She was then transported to Cape Regional Medical Funeral services held on WELLS, MARVIN SR., 83, STONE HARBOR — On Aug. 19 at 11:43 p.m. Patrol- 29, 2009. She was a life- Center for treatment due to being unconscious. Early Tuesday at the Radzieta of Avalon, Aug. 25, 2009. man Robert was conducting foot patrol and observed time resident, Cub and Boy reports suggested a lightning strike may have ignited the Funeral Home. Interment He was a veteran of World suspicious activity involving two subjects at a beach Scout leader and worked at blaze, but police said the cause of the fi re was unknown in the Cape May County War II, lifetime resident of entrance. Subsequent investigation found that Timothy the Et Cetera Shop at Cape Veterans Cemetery. Me- the area and member of Hislop, 31, of South Orange, was holding a burnt mari- and remains under investigation by Middle Township po- Regional Medical Center. juana cigarette and was in possession of multiple bags of lice as well as the county Prosecutor’s Offi ce and county morial donations may be Maris Stella Church. D’ANTONIO, LOUIS A., 84, made to the Cornelia de marijuana and packaging materials. Timothy Hislop was Fire Marshal. Court House Fire Company and Middle WHITMORE. GERALD SR., of Avalon, Aug. 16, 2009. Lange Syndrome Founda- arrested for possession of marijuana with intent to dis- Township Ambulance Corps assisted at the fi re scene. 63, of Wildwood, Aug. 15, He was a veteran of World tion, 302 West Main Street, tribute and possession of paraphernalia. Eileen Hislop, 2009. He was a sanitation War II, former teacher and #100, Avon, Connecticut 16, of Newtown Square, Pa. was arrested for posses- engineer for the Wildwood Alleged Carjacker Nabbed principal, and an educa- 06001 or St. Christopher?s Crest Municipal Works De- sion of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Timothy tional leader. Hospital, Oncology Unit, OCEAN CITY — On Aug. 30, Ocean City police partment. Hislop was released after posting bail. Eileen Hislop was 3601 A Street, Philadelphia, received two reports of attempting “Carjackings” that DEGOVANN, ROSE THE- charged on a summons and released. Case is pending PA 19134. Condolences at ZURAWSKI, MARGARET occurred within 10 minutes of each other. The fi rst inci- RESA, 86, of Court House, review by the County Prosecutor’s Offi ce. www.radzieta.com (Bunny), 74 of Swainton, dent occurred at approximately 3:50 p.m. in the vicinity Aug. 27, 2009. She was Aug. 24, 2009. She was of 9th Street and Wesley Avenue. During this incident a a resident for the last 25 MYERS, GEORGE F., 69, owner of the Bunny Shop Prints Get Burglar Busted white male attempted to take a vehicle by use of physical years, proprietor of the Sea of Ocean City, Aug. 25, clothing store, and man- force from two occupants. The occupants were able to Winds Motel in Wildwood, STONE HARBOR — On Aug. 21, police charged 2009. He worked for Men- aged the Cape Winds Motel fi ght the attacker off and he fl ed the area. Approximately and member of Our Lady of Matthew Barksdale, 19, of West Chester, Pa. and nen Company in Morris- for 25 years. Avalon, with burglary and theft following an investiga- 10 minutes later in the Superfresh parking lot at 800 the Angels Church. tion involving a burglary June 5, 2008 of a residence West Avenue, a second incident occurred. The same DOYLE, NANCY (nee Hen- where a large fl at panel television, valued at $1,400, subject attempted to again use physical force to take a ve- rich) Aug 14, 2009, age was stolen. Stone Harbor Detectives responded and hicle from two elderly occupants in the parking lot. The 80, of Avalon, NJ wife of Cape May County’s recovered fi ngerprints from the scene. Fingerprints were occupants again fought the subject and yelled for help. the late James J. Doyle; later submitted to state police Automated Fingerprint An employee of Superfresh intervened and struggled mother of James, Jr., Mi- Beloved Family Identifi cation System (AFIS) unit and recently returned with the subject. A passing Ocean City offi cer witnessed chael, and Matthew Doyle; a “hit” for Matthew Barksdale, who was charged with the struggle and took subject, Dale G. Andrews, into Donna Stark and Dot Huff; and Friends custody. Andrews was charged with two counts of rob- third degree burglary and grandmother of 11 and bery. The investigation revealed that no weapon was great grandmother of one. third degree theft. Case used in the attacks and none of the occupants received Memorial service for rela- Wind Study is pending review by the (From Page A12) any injuries. tives and friends Sept. 24, Cape May County Prosecu- 2009 at 11:00 A.M. in New continuously measure and tor’s Offi ce. Life Presby. Church, 2015 transmit information to Open For Now S. Limekiln Pk. Dresher, PA shore for analysis. 19025. The family will re- Data will be shared Contract WILDWOOD — Superior Court Judge William C. Todd III granted a temporary restraining order to prevent ceive friends 10 - 11 A.M. among engineers, marine Repairs prior to service. biologists, avian specialists the owner of a Wildwood rooming house known as BrianBi MM. HHaug the Hotel Gilmore, located at 134 E. Schellenger Ave., and others interested in CREST HAVEN — FRANKOWSKI, MARK M., 1/15/60 - the characteristics of the Freeholders unanimously from closing. Residents of the property sought the help 58, of Ocean City, Aug.24, site. Fishermen’s Energy approved open-end con- of South Jersey Legal Services after they were told the 2009. He worked in sales 9/1/08 for Comcast in Philadelphia Would you like will also make much of tracts with Hi Tech Auto building would be closed and the utilities turned off. The A year has passed this information available and Truck Service, Route occupants are asking the judge to enter a permanent in- for 12 years, and was a resi- to thank all those dent for six months. to the public through a 9, Rio Grande, and Eddie’s junction to protect the tenants under the state’s eviction since you were who were kind to Auto Body, Route 9, Erma laws and to require the owner, Namor Capital Associ- website so mariners, surf- HOLLINGER, DORIS L., taken from us. We you and your on Aug. 25. The two were ates LLC, a Pennsylvania company, to comply with legal 94, of Dennisville, Aug. 30, ers and others who rely didn’t have a chance family during a on coastal weather reports deemed lowest of four procedures before the building can be closed. 2009. She was a retired can plan activities based bids received Aug. 12. The Next in Line school teacher for the Wild- to say good-bye so recent loss or on real-time environmental primary, to Hi Tech, and wood Crest Board of Edu- we’ll say it now. eulogize your information. secondary, to Eddie’s, will NORTH WILDWOOD — The long-awaited beach cation. loved one? provide vehicle mainte- replenishment project is slated to begin by mid-Septem- “Good-bye for now, This story was fi rst pub- LEMMERMAN, FLOR- Call Janet or lished at capemaycounty- nance for county vehicles. ber in this city. According to the State Department of ENCE, 74, of Ocean City, Brian.” herald.com Contract terms are for six Environmental Protection (DEP), the dredging company Aug. 22, 2009. Rachel Contact Fichter at (609) months with option for an should start setting up for the project Sept. 14 and begin We miss you. 886-8600 additional six months. pumping sand Sept. 18. However, those dates could MATHIS, GERTRUDE 886-8600 ext 30 or at: CLARK, formerly of North Mom, Ray & Family exts. 33 or 34 jfi [email protected] change, depending on the weather. The beach fi ll project, funded largely by the DEP, is expected to begin on Wildwood, Aug. 24, 2009. A36 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 Our Readers Write Demand That VFW Commander Responds Your Doctor To Critics of War Memorial Be Notifi ed To The Editor: To The Editor: The Sea Isle City War Memorial that is being proposed by the My wife has had a recurring VFW is a project that was started about two years ago when a migraine problem for quite a young man, Matt Mc Cully came to us with the idea of putting on while and within the last two a Triathlon to raise money for two things, one to donate money months has been to Cape Re- for the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund, an organization that helps gional Medical Center’s emer- veterans recover from wounds when they have lost limbs, and to gency room three times. raise money to improve our existing memorial. On the fi rst two visits, we We said OK, let’s give this a try and with a lot of help from notifi ed the hospital that Dr. the city, the police department, the rescue squad, an enormous Nanavati was my wife’s cardio amount of volunteers and an unprecedented lot of hard work from physician, but he was never the young man who brought the idea to us, we have put on two notified that she was in the highly successful triathlons, both of which were held on Memorial facility. Day weekend, so I fail to understand how anyone could say our We both think that Cape project is a big Sea Isle City secret. Regional is a very good hospital, Every year our VFW post receives donations from the citizens clean, caring and effi cient, and and the businesses of our community. We then add to this, mon- you will receive excellent care ies we have raised in various other projects and fundraisers. We but you should demand that then make donations back into our community; to the rescue the staff notify your personal squad, fi re department, police department, the recreation depart- physician. ment for our children’s athletics, our scouting troops, our senior In our opinion Dr. Nanavati citizens, scholarship funds, Special Olympics, wheelchairs for our Our Readers Write is the most caring and dedicated beaches, fl ags for the poles that line our streets and numerous man that we have encountered other donations. in a very long time. Whether Someone made the statement, how much more do we have to At Age 64, She Still Has Heroes it was midnight or 6 a.m. he give to the VFW? I guess that would depend on how much more was at her bedside, and has you would like to see the VFW give to the community. To The Editor: both living and dead. I’d like to share this list. been a tremendous source of Our organization is very proud of our community and we work They are: healthcare and compassion to very hard to be part of it. When we were asked to include the me- The past few weeks have felt like an emotional Rachel Carson, author, biologist and the “Moth- our family. morial in the Beach to Bay Project, we did so with the feeling that roller coaster ride. Art Hall’s and Al Campbell’s er of the Modern Environmental Movement.” our community would be behind it 100 percent and the thought thought provoking, challenging and tantalizing ed- Cass Clark, local animal welfare advocate and DONALD STAFFIERI that our community would not want a memorial to honor those itorials (“the open records law” and “the gadfl y,” founder of Cape May County’s Animal Welfare North Wildwood heroes that gave their lives for the freedoms they enjoy everyday respectively) left me feeling oddly exhilarated. Society with its no-kill facility. never crossed our minds. Shortly thereafter, I found myself extremely moved Ruth Fisher, local conservation and environ- while watching the live presentation from the mental activist. I truly believe it’s harder to be a Someone called this the VFW Memorial, it is not, it is or will “Experience is the best White House of the American Medal of Freedom “local hero.” Ruth’s a woman of persistence, de- be, Sea Isle City’s War Memorial to honor veterans who made the teacher, but a hard grader. Awards to 16 remarkable individuals. termination and courage. Whenever I read about ultimate sacrifi ce. She gives the test fi rst, the Finally, the passing of both Cass Clark and her, I’m fi lled with so much admiration. Whether This memorial will honor heroes from all wars and will tell the lesson later.” Eunice Shriver (may God bless them) during she likes it or not, she’s one of my heroes. world that we, the citizens of Sea Isle City, are a grateful commu- Larry Dierker, a three- day period left me feeling positively Bette Midler, entertainer and founder (and nity. Grateful for our freedoms and proud to have a special place Houston Astros pitcher for our citizens to sit and refl ect upon the sacrifi ces our loved heartbroken. hands-on worker) of the New York Parks Restora- ones have made. At the end of this emotional ride, I realized I’d tion Project. begun making a mental list of my own heroes, (Page A38 Please) N CHARLES S. HAINES Commander SIC Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post1963 COMPASS POINTS... By AL CAMPBELL Sea Isle City W E

The publisher’s column does not appear this week because he and the family was in Chicago for the wedding of son Benjamin. Vets, Don’t Dally; We Need a Closer VA Facility We men are a stubborn lot. Sometimes it imperils us. At other The Cape May County Board of S times, it makes us look rather simple. Chosen Freeholders on Aug. 25 passed Quotes From the Bible It has been broadcast that we often take better care of our cars a resolution that asks the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to Blessed is the person who fears the Lord, who greatly delights in and boats than we do of ourselves, and that is likely true. establish a health care center facility program for vets in South his commandments! His offspring will be mighty in the land. A little pain in the left chest is probably just a muscle spasm. Jersey at that former Hammonton site. Psalm 112 Problems going to the bathroom? Just something that happens to That resolution attests to the fact that Van Drew and Sen. older people. Sen. Christopher J. Connors (R-9th), whose Ocean County Got An Opinion? Getting “a spell” or a little dizzy on climbing stairs is “just one district included, what is reported to be, the Herald Newspapers welcomes letters on a wide range of sub- of those things.” largest population of retired veterans in the jects. Have you an opinion? Go to our Web site: www.capemay- All are valid reasons to see a medical doctor, yet many of my Garden State, are heading that bipartisan countyherald.com and click on Opinion to submit a letter. Same brethren will ignore the symptoms for too long, sadly, until it may effort to aid vets in this region. rules apply, same number of words (600) Or write one, sign your be too late for corrective action to be taken. “Cape May County alone is home to ap- name, hometown and phone number for verifi cation. Deadline Then, there are us veterans. We know there are certain benefi ts proximately 20,000 veterans who often have for letters is 5 p.m. Thursday. set aside for us, like medical care for those who served in varying to travel to the Wilmington Department of wars and times of national crisis. Veterans Affairs Medical Center, approxi- Maybe no one every fully explained that those medical benefi ts, mately two hours away, or to the Philadel- including a Veterans Administration clinic at the Cape May Coast phia…VA center…with both facilities requir- Guard Training Center, are within reach of those who apply. ing the aging population of veterans to incur Published Every Wednesday by the Being stubborn, many guys have not and will not. Others, once signifi cant expense in gas and tolls.” SEAWAVE CORPORATION they learn of the benefi ts, may look into the program. It also notes that the Kessler facility is The key, of course, is to fi le an application, register, and learn presently used by AtlantiCare as an emergency care clinic. The ARTHUR R. HALL, President & Publisher what is available to you, especially in these uncertain times. site, states the resolution, “Would be an ideal location for such I know there are many veterans in Cape May County who a facility to serve the numerous veterans of not only Cape May ALFRED S. CAMPBELL, Managing Editor have every right to visit that VA clinic, but who are too stub- County but those of Atlantic, Cumberland, Ocean, Burlington and born to register, and because of that, all of us remain among the Salem County as well, without requiring those who have served PRESTON D. GIBSON, Director of Development underserved. our country to travel over an hour and a half.” Recently, at a county Chamber of Commerce meeting, First Further, it adds, U.S. Rep. Frank LoBiondo (R-2nd) is on board BENJAMIN N. HALL, District Sen. Jeff Van Drew and Assemblyman Nelson Albano with the concept. Director of Online Application Development brought to the gathering a very important message to members, One thing that Albano told the chamber about that “frank” but more importantly, to my fellow veterans. meeting with the VA offi cial from Philadelphia, the agency never KAREN DICKINSON, Advertising Manager Albano spoke of an ongoing effort by a bipartisan group of legisla- counted the Ocean County veterans in its census of vets. (The BETH HUBER, Senior Sales Executive tors who are attempting to get the federal Veterans Administration largest number in the state, and yet they were not counted!) KIMBERLY LYNCH, Client & Creative Services Manager to consider former Kessler Memorial Hospital, in Hammonton, as Those poor guys and gals have to travel to East Orange for VA a 100-bed VA hospital. medical care. ROBERT KOSINSKI, Operations & IT Manager Yes, there are other VA hospitals, if you don’t mind traveling. Even stubborn people can see why there is a need for a closer One’s in Philadelphia, the other in Wilmington, Del. The latter is VA medical facility to us. All we need to do now is to convince 1508 Rt. 47, Rio Grande, N.J. 08242 where vets from here go for a variety of medical procedures. the VA that there are 20,000 strong right here who need medi- Phone 886-8600 ■ Fax 886-1879 Is it far? Maybe 65 miles and an hour and half, if you drive a fast cal services. E-Mail: [email protected] car. Trouble is, many of those veterans are past the age of driving, If you are a vet, and don’t want to help yourself, I can appreciate and must rely on others for transportation, including the county’s that. It took three days in a hospital bed to convince me I was not DEADLINES Fare Free transit system. taking care of myself some years ago. If you are that stubborn, News & Photos ...... Thursday For them, a visit to Wilmington can turn into an all-day odyssey, think of veteran buddies who need help. Aid could be gotten in Display Advertising ...... Friday-5 p.m. according to Albano. Hammonton, not Wilmington or Philly. Do it for them. Register Classifi ed Ads ...... Monday-11 a.m. That is why it makes sense to me, and ought to make sense to for VA benefi ts. Classifi ed Display Ads ...... Friday-5 p.m. every other man and woman who served this nation in time of war Numbers are the only thing government bureaucrats under- Legal Advertisements ...... Thursday-Noon or national crisis, to enlist, once again, only this time in the legion stand. Then, contact your legislators, Republicans and Democrats, ■ © The Seawave Corp. 2009, All rights reserved. First copy of this publication is free. Each additional copy costs $2. All property rights for the entire contents of of veterans who need to stand up, speak and be counted. and urge them to get behind this proposal. this publication shall be the property of the Seawave Corp. No part hereof may be If the VA sees a vast number of underserved veterans, I would The government is giving away billions of dollars right now; reproduced without prior written consent. Neither participating advertisers nor the publishers will be responsible or liable for venture to say it might change its bureaucratic mind. we may as well get some of it for a small VA hospital in Ham- misinformation, misprints or typographical errors. Seawave Corporation’s liability According to Albano, initial meetings with VA representatives monton. for errors or omissions resulting from its own negligence or from cause beyond its control extends only to the cost of actual space occupied or to have been occupied went nowhere fast. They could be described, in diplomatic terms, For once in your life, don’t be stubborn. Your life could be by the item(s) in which the error or omission occurred. The publishers reserve the as “frank.” changed, maybe saved if you take action. right to edit or refuse any submitted material, as well as to reject or cancel any Translated, that means nothing happened. We need to get those This is one of the best ways that government can spend money, advertisement at any time. talks rolling along, since health care is a touchtone on everyone’s and aid those who helped when the need arose in perilous times Dedicated to the Service of God and Mankind. mind today. past. Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 opinion www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A37 Our Readers Write The Treasure Chest: Tenacity Triumphs Star of Sea Children Newest Victims To The Editor: Yes, restitution needs to be made but mouth, Treasure left her address: “For those of you who why can’t it be made at the hands of the have asked for my address, here it is.” I hoped she I am writing in response to the letter priests, monsignors and bishops that con- Making would get an inbox full of congratulatory wishes but from the Bishop of Camden Diocese. I tinue to live as kings while children are suspected that the graduation might be a bit lonely. She think it is now very clear to everyone that being thrown out of their schools. had reported that people found her self-centered, which the pastors of Star of the Sea Church, St. The bishop had previously commented Life Work! she did not understand. She lacked insight. Raymond’s and St. John of God are to blame that there are two Catholic schools in a By DR. JUDITH COCHE I made a note to send an electronic card. I admired for the closing of this 80-year-old school. seven-mile radius in Cape May and that is Treasure’s amazing accomplishment. I applauded her The bishop had noted twice in his let- too many. But has failed to acknowledge tenacity. I found myself thinking how some of us muddle ter that he is following the recommenda- that there are fi ve churches and fi ve recto- It’s 5:15 a.m. I open the window to my marshland back through adversity while others give up. I champion the tions from the three pastors to close the ries also in that seven-mile radius. yard to listen for the call of early birds. Sunrise begins best in clients but would not have predicted this gradu- school. Each rectory houses one priest that has later this week than last week, but by 5:45, I hear birds ation. Treasure lives with a tough combination of a per- I think it is quite clear that greed of his own secretary, housekeeper and cook. calling, wanting breakfast. Coffee in hand, I decide to sonality disorder, a learning disorder, and barely average money is what has driven these pastors to Why can’t the priests bunk together? Do polish off e-mail from the night. intelligence. But she persevered. More power to her. take away this wonderful school and there- they really need to have these luxuries My inbox is the pipeline to my career. Clients and The day has broken and I can hear the gulls. I have fore hurt all those innocent children. But when children are losing their schools? Herald readers know how to fi nd me. What will this boated in these marshes and know that, for every bird I in my mind, and I suspect most people’s Cutting back on all these unnecessary morning bring? The fi rst e-mail, written at 3 a.m. reads, can hear, there are hundreds more in their nests. When minds, the reason for this fi nancial decision luxuries; the new cars, personal cooks, “A note from Treasure.” There has only been one client the fall wind and rain pick up next month, they must still was based on a long history of abuse of the housekeepers, expensive pets and three- named Treasure. I last heard from Treasure two years fl y for food. And they will. Like Treasure, their tenacity church to its youngest members. story homes a few blocks from the beach, ago, when the third dental technician school dropped is built into who they are. The church has both a fi nancial respon- could save the church millions which could her. At that point her parents said, “We will pay for no What makes someone tenacious? Dr. Victor Frankl sibility as well as a moral responsibility to be placed back into the schools. more training. You think you know it better than your was an existential philosopher who survived Nazi con- make restitution to these poor souls that it For instance, St. Raymond’s rectory is teachers and you don’t. You are on your own.” centration camps through commitment to his goals and had victimized for years. The fate of these a three- story beautiful home that sits on Treasure barely earned a living as a late night topless values. Two of his central thoughts focus on pursuing victims was a result of the church’s failure a large piece of property. This home will dancer while she went to school by day. Nobody called meaning: to report these pedophiles to the authori- become vacant when Fr. Wm. Vandegrift her by her real name, Tess. The name “Treasure” was • “What man actually needs is not a tensionless state ties but instead move them to another par- leaves at the end of this summer. This created when her Daddy fi rst laid eyes on her and de- but rather the striving and struggling for some goal worthy ish thus claiming more victims. property could sell for at least 300,000. clared her his treasure. The name stuck. Although it was of him. (p.166)” Yes, the Catholic Church was respon- Since St. Raymond’s is a sending parish the brunt of countless jokes, Treasure liked her name so • A man who becomes conscious of the responsibil- sible for the lives of these individuals that and is in a fi nancial relationship with Star much that she used it in marketing. She sent e-mails to ity he bears toward a human being who affectionately it had ruined. But now we see the clergy of the Sea School, the sale of this property businessmen that said, “Come and watch me dance and waits for him, or to an unfi nished work, will never be of the Catholic Church continuing to hurt should benefi t the school. That is if the you can see my treasure chest.” The marketing, and the able to throw away his life. He knows the “why” for his its youngest members. monsignor would want to share that money men who responded, created an oddly sleazy amalgam existence, and will be able to bear almost any “how (p By closing Catholic schools, the church to save the school. That is the big question. that suited Treasure. She hoped in vain, to meet the 127).” continues to hurt the children by taking But In the end, I am sorry to say, it is the wholesome guy she would marry through her dancing, so Some of us maneuver pathways to meaning as complex away their school, education and future. It children of Star of the Sea School who have she encouraged men to ask her out for a drink after work. as the narrow channels in the marshlands. Barely visible, is the children that must pay for the sins of become the newest casualties. She was continually surprised when some men wanted these channels focus us through a maze of distractions the fathers, not the clergy who committed to see more of her treasures than she found safe. that tempt us to be reduced to a state of emptiness. We the sins or the clergy that looked the other THOMAS REESE Treasure found therapy laborious and ended it abruptly. do not become addicted. We do not become lazy. We way and allow the sins to be committed. West Cape May I wished her well. Curious about why she would contact simply continue. We move towards our goals. Like the me suddenly, I opened her e-mail. The email had a list of marshland birds, we face adversity to feed our spirits. 75 others who received it. A sea of bold purple capital Tenacity triumphs and we are sated. Government Seems to Have Lost Direction letters greeted me: To consider: What is my spiritual nourishment this To The Editor: public offi ce to conceal such behavior or week? How can I move closer to my goal? How good to even seek public offi ce? Are others “It has been a long road, but I persevered & fi nally will it feel to be tenacious? In the current political and societal duty bound to expose such behavior or made it I’m graduating 8/30/09. I’ll offi cially be a To read: Frankl, Viktor E., Man’s Search for Mean- climate, far too many of our elected and should they just remain quiet and sweep dental technician! Thank you for support through the ing, Washington Square Press, Simon and Schuster, New public offi cials use poor judgment result- the dirt under the rug? rough times (for there were many)...it meant the world York, 1963. ing in bad behavior, some rising to the For politicians and public offi cials in to me.” (Coche of Stone Harbor educates the public in mental level of criminality, some a betrayal of the Washington and Trenton it is far easier to health issues. She can be reached at [email protected] public trust. Government seems to have be less tolerant because we probably lack After the sun yellow happy face with the big red or 215-859-1050.) lost direction and abandoned the rule of personal contact with them. Locally, the law in favor of a more tolerant, liberal problem becomes more diffi cult and more Is Voll Attempting to Revive His Political Career? attitude, even, at times, rewarding such sensitive. When the offender may be your behavior. friend, your neighbor, a good family man, To The Editor: There seems to be a pattern emerging here. Washington notables, such as Timothy someone who unselfi shly gives his own There are a few differences that separate Voll and Geithner, (Treasury secretary), Charles time and effort to benefi t the community, Every chance he gets, Mike Voll writes a letter to the myself. I have no intentions of running for Middle Town- Rangel, (House Ways and Means chair), do we excuse the behavior and employ a editor of the Herald. He complains about everything in ship Committee and I like a properly informed electorate. and Tom Daschle (former Senate Majority double standard? Does it matter if that Rio Grande. No, he’s trying to polarize the township by Polarization and negative complaints by the very person Leader and lobbyist) are all too arrogant individual holds a fi nancially sensitive po- saying the conditions he complains about wouldn’t exist who helped create them in the fi rst place can’t and won’t and casual about their tax problems as sition in local government? Is restitution if they were in Court House. be tolerated. they continue to serve in super-sensitive alone suffi cient? If contrition in the form Next he will be saying that Middle would be better We don’t need polarization and venomous attacks from positions. of resignation or withdrawal from the elec- served if he were in offi ce, because he lives in Rio Grande. Voll. And we certainly don’t want or need him and his Should citizens expect those folks to tive process is not forthcoming, should the Our elected offi cials represent the whole township. negative banter back in offi ce. Most of what we are going engage in self-examination and voluntarily mayor and council exert pressure? Voll would have us believe that we should expand our through now, except for the fi nancial crisis, can be traced resign their positions or should we leave it In order for the voters to make an local government. He never wanted to hear anything like back to Voll. That includes the affordable housing debacle to their respective organizations to either informed decision in the November elec- that when he was in offi ce, strangely enough. Once he that he chose to ignore from 1987 until he left offi ce in whitewash the issue or pass judgment tion, it would be helpful to have an early even stated that of the three elected offi cials, he was the late 1999. The 18-year free ride has long been over. through censure or expulsion? resolution of this problem. Who has the only one qualifi ed to be mayor. What is the proper disposition of courage to take the lead? Voll is attempting to revive his failed political career MIKE McNULTY these cases and who takes the ultimate by going negative. There is little doubt in my mind that Court House responsibility for bringing law and ethics CARL WANNEN he likely welcomed these businesses he complains about to bear? Is it proper for candidates for Stone Harbor to the Rio Grande area and made sure that he cut the ribbons at their grand openings. Pixies Mystere’s Talent Selective Enforcement by Writer Offers Voll is trying to create issues to divide Middle in order to launch an attempt to return to political offi ce by run- Did Not Go Unnoticed City of Cape May Logical Solution ning in 2010. ? To The Editor: To Healthcare Many of the issues he is complaining about have been To The Editor: caused by his short sightedness. Yes, he invited these I just wanted to let the amazingly talented young ladies To The Editor: businesses to Middle and he now has the nerve to berate who competed in “America’s Got Talent” from last week I am a 65-year-old resident of Victorian Towers who the conditions that his actions have created. on NBC as Pixies Mystere know that all their hard work was running a hot dog cart on Beach Drive in Cape My solution to health Imagine how it would be in Swainton if he had had his and effort did not go unnoticed, even though they entered May. I have done this for several years. My friend (who care reform, a logical op- way with his proposal for a mall there. Since Swainton a contest they had no chance of winning; anybody ever is a veteran) owns the cart but had the misfortune of tion, would be the fol- isn’t in Voll’s backyard, he wouldn’t be complaining about hear of a teen-preteen act opening in Vegas? Probably having surgery, which made impossible for him to man lowing: it. We are all supposed to ‘dummy up’ and forget that Voll not even legal. the cart. 1. Interstate competi- used to tell everyone that it was his job to promote the Despite that, the girls, ages 8-11, were absolutely It was fun and frankly, I did not make a lot of money. tion, fi rst and foremost. development of Middle Township. fantastic; their performance was far beyond what anyone However, just before the peak of summer, I was confront- 2. Government fund for He blames everyone else for the conditions he helped would expect from their age and experience. They were ed by Cape May police and told I would have to shut down uninsured U. S. citizens create and makes it look like he is the only one who can outstanding, and can only get better. I can’t even imagine the cart because I was not a veteran. My explanation that only that cannot afford it, get things done. He would be better off taking his con- what they’ll be capable of in another few years when they I was running the cart for my injured veteran friend fell funded by a national lottery cerns to the township committee meetings and vocalize have a legitimate chance at the prize. on deaf ears. Reluctantly, I gave up the cart. or surcharge on insurance them there. On top of that, “Pixies Mystere” handled the disap- Recently, however, I have noted that other hot dog company health-care bill- Township committee would respond, but after 10 years pointment of being eliminated from the competition carts are being run by young people, apparently in their ings and run by insurance out of offi ce, Voll wouldn’t get acknowledged by the local with grace and poise beyond their years (although I’m 20s. Although I suppose it’s possible that these young companies. newspapers since they no longer take him seriously. sure there were some tears later.) They, and Cape May, people could have served in the military, I rather doubt 3. Problem solved. Voters read the Letters to the Editor, just like they should be proud. it. The Cape May police don’t seem to mind this apparent are now reading this one. He is using this forum for his I think that if they want to conduct an actual talent violation of the “veterans only” rule. VINCENT MACALUSO bully pulpit. We can expect more of the same from Voll. contest, there should be a separate category for younger I understand the intent was to reserve these vendor Avalon As long as he continues with his writings, I am going to talent, with maybe an appearance at a Disney venue opportunities for veterans. However, am I the only one have to continue to respond. as top prize. In my honest opinion, these girls would who the rule applies to? Is this selective enforcement Not long ago, Voll was patting himself on the back for “Our experiences may have kicked whatever and won that one. Don’t quit by Cape May? I’m just a little guy trying to make a buck having been an elected offi cial and having worked with not all be triumphs and your dream. selling hot dogs and sodas. Don’t the Cape May police successes, but so what? former Congressman Bill Hughes to secure funding for have more important things to do? the infrastructure upgrades to the Rio Grande area which Failure is usually a far JAN STECKLAIR enabled the new mall to be constructed. better teacher than suc- Drexel Hill, Pa. KEITH CHAMBERLAIN cess - if we are willing to Once out of offi ce and with the construction headaches Cape May learn the lessons.” that came along with these upgrades, out came Voll with Pat Williams his list of complaints about that. More Letters & Opinions Page A38 A38 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com opinion Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 If I Forget Thee Jerusalem… Our Readers Write Your Import Store At The Shore It’s a Dirty Word to Those By RABBI JEFFREY fear of the outsider. There are over sixty Old Enough to Remember LIPSCHULTZ different ethnic groups in Israel, a country of almost eight million people, and some- To The Editor: Last month I had the privilege of return- how even with problems it manages to BURKE ing to the Jewish homeland, the state of live in relative peace with its citizens of While the healthcare debate has become heated, Israel. Even though this country has often those different backgrounds. Yes, there Obama supporters make a huge mistake in labeling con- been embroiled in controversy I wanted are problems with the Palestinians but cerned dissidents with various pejoratives such as Nazi, to share some of my thoughts about this unlike countries in which people of the extremist, or unpatriotic. MOTOR extraordinary land that I had the great same faith murder their neighbors over I believe this issue has galvanized the grass roots honor of visiting. Israel is more than just minute ideological differences, Israeli Jews citizens who have been ignored, lied too, over-taxed for a special place for me. As a Jew from over sixty different national years on end, while politicians pandered to lobbyists/ it is the central focus of my faith and ethnic backgrounds are able special interests for their own political expediency, thus but the holy land also represents to fi nd a common ground in such a valid lack of trust has manifested. IMPORTS great potential for humanity a small country. Everyone wants legitimate “healthcare reform,” not in what it can do to teach the the 1000 obscure pages of Obamacare, which most of world. My two weeks in Israel were those pushing the bill have never read. Or more directly, The value of Israel is more than deeply connected to my expression government-run, controlled healthcare, which would be just a strategic alliance with the of faith and in Israel faith can often a huge step on the way to full blown Socialism. U.S. It is a moral place in history, be used as a sword against others. Das Auto. Yes, socialism is a dirty word to anyone old enough one in which we strive for a bet- Respect for difference is very hard to remember history (before it was revised). Read Karl ter world with our connection to to fi nd in the neighborhood of the Marx, Hitler’s Mien Kampf, how about the USSR and justice. If we value history, we understand Middle East, where different faiths and oppression, food lines, gulags...how we forget. Read that the United States applauded and concepts of God are often at war with each Alexander Solzynyitsin. gained an astonishing strategic victory other. We see the sectarianism of Iraq or The lie of socialism is that it has never worked and over the Soviet Union in 1967 when Israel the persecution of religious minorities has only served to bring the people under complete completely upended the pending invasion in Iran and Egypt and Syria as the norm, government control (totalitarianism). It can be a gradual Specializing In of the three strongest and allied militaries but Israel tries to rise above such actions. process. Obama’s life history exposes his grooming via in the Middle East—Egypt, Jordan, and The irony of Israel is that it is the only the most radical Marxist associations (he admits in his Syria. The Arab coalition, which relied country in the Middle East in which its book) and training, i.e. Saul Alinsky’s “rules for radicals” PRE-OWNED heavily on Russian planes and weaponry, Christian population has tripled in its and Acorn. was wiped out in six days, with many sixty year existence, as opposed to other His speeches though eloquent are calculated and intact units, airplanes, tanks, and other countries in the Middle East which have ambiguous. An inept government has mismanaged and IMPORTS equipment turned over for American in- lost Christian citizens through tribal blood bankrupted nearly every public program that it runs while spection. The city of Jerusalem was feuds. The respect for differing ideas of pilfering funds. Not exactly a confi dence builder...let the unifi ed and open access to holy sites of faith or no faith at all is something Israel debate continue. Power to the people. 06 Porche Cayenne Tiptronic all faiths was instituted for the fi rst time shares with the United States and that is ’ since before World War II. Israel always a unique idealism of justice and pluralism DAN McNEILL * hoped for peace but in that one moment that connects both countries. North Cape May $ of triumph we Jews felt we fi nally gained The imperfections I see in Israel today 35,700 a sense of honor and the ability to walk are when it runs away from that great Heroes upright after the horrible destruction of Zionist ideal and tries to be like the other (From Page A36) our community in Europe during WWII. nations of the world. We are told in our Sandra Day O’Connor, retired Supreme Court justice This history is something I think ancient texts to be a light unto the other and one of the recipients of the Freedom Medal. She 6 cyl., 3.2 fuel injected, SUV, AWD, Basalt black metallic, dual power seats, p/sunroof, about every day as the Jewish homeland nations, a nation of priests and sadly we makes me believe that judges really can practice ju- dual climate zones, keyless entry, traction contol system, ac, homelink , AM/FM, CD, continues to face her enemies. Today, sometimes do not always live up to that risprudence and that justice can be balanced, fair and heated seats, p/brakes, 6-speed shiftable automatic, 5 passenger, p/steering, tilt, abs, Stock 8096K, VIN WP1AA29PX6LA24955. 21,057 mi. the struggle is for the soul of a country obligation. My time in Israel taught me humane. founded with the same ideals of justice as the value of the ideal that nations shall Frederick Law Olmsted, journalist and founder (dur- the U.S. as it faces a hostile neighborhood look to Zion and tremble, not from her ing the Civil War) of the precursor to the American Red 07 Mazda CX7 Sport and a temptation to turn against her ide- power but from her faith in God and that Cross. Oh...he’s also the “Father of American Landscape ’ als. Israel is not a perfect country but it shall unite the world. Architecture, Public Parks and Public Gardens.” is a country that tries to always be on the I tried to leave Israel on a high note, Beatrix Potter, English children’s author and illustra- * right side of history even if it sometimes recognizing that her failure to achieve tor, botanist, farmer, conservationist and ultimate “open $ stumbles through the process. My love for the ideals of the prophets are not because space” preservationist. 20,892 Israel connects to my love of America not she is blind but that sometimes she is Theodore Roosevelt, author, naturalist, U.S. president, only because both offer refuge for us Jews weakened by her desire to be like the the “Great Conservationist” and “Father of America’s SUV, Brilliant Black Clearcoat, Auto, 4 CyCyl,l, 2.3 Fuel InjInj.,., TurbTurbocharged, AM/FM, CD, a/c, in a world hostile to us, but also because other nations. In his fi rst declaration of National Parks System.” cruise,cruise,p p/m,/m, p/p/dl,dl, titilt,lt, abs,abs, keylesskeylesse entry,ntry, p/sunroofp/sunroof *does*does notnot include tax, dmv fee or doc the values of liberty and justice are con- the State of Israel, the fi rst Prime Minister, Eunice Kennedy Shriver, founder and leader of the fee. Finance terms available. Stock 8063K,, Vin JM3ER293X70135928. 22,120 Miles. nected to the ideals of both the nations’ David Ben Gurion stated, “We offer peace Special Olympics. founding. Each country stands fi rst for an and unity to all the neighboring states and Somehow it makes me feel good just compiling this idealism that stresses the better nature their peoples, and invite them to cooperate list. We all need heroes. My heroes remind me that I can 06 Acura TL SedanSe of ourselves, and both strive to infl uence with the independent Jewish nation for still, at age 64, feel inspired, encouraged and hopeful. ’ the world in a progressive manner, away the common good of all. Our call goes Thanks, guys. from tribal and ethnic intolerance and out the Jewish people all over the world to rally to our side in the JULIAETTA LAMBERT * ‘Sad’ Sign Those Who Do task of immigration and Stone Harbor $ Hangs Outside Not Support development and to stand 21,500 by us in the great struggle Speaking in the Light 6 cyl., 3.2 fuel injected, White Diamond Pearl, 4 dr, Homelink system, driver memory Lovely Home Plan Are Selfi sh seat, dual climate control, p/w, dual airbags, ABS, AM/FM, CD changer, tilt, leather, for the fulfi llment of the (Page A23 Please) dream of generations - the keyless entry, stability control, Xenon headlights, dual p/seats, p/sunroof, remote To The Editor: Rejoice in the Lord always because we can have joy with locks, p/m, Traction control, cass., cc, heated reclining seats, fog lights, p/s, 5 speed To The Editor: redemption of Israel.” the Lord always. shiftable auto trans., Stock 8045K, VIN 19UUA66266A047323. 34,594 mi. I recognize with great So happy are the health Jesus encourages us not to take things too seriously. This sign was hanging love that Israel sometimes care people that the eas- He longs for us to celebrate for we can always celebrate outside the lovely home fails in this endeavor but 07 Audi A4 2.0T ily -fooled public will help him no matter what swim we may be in as long as he is at the corner of 87th and with each visit to the Jew- ’ them not lose business. in the pool of humanity with us. He will never put you First Street in Stone Har- ish state I always leave with * Yes, it is a business pie that down as long as you keep lifting him up. $ bor, which is about to be hope as I recall her national feeds many. But this passion must be planted and cultivated and 25,500 demolished: anthem, Hatikvah, mean- For you who are satisfi ed encouraged and celebrated or else the things of this world “Sad…It is sinful that ing The Hope. I hope that with your health care cov- will steal it right out from under us. Don’t let anybody such a lovely home and she will again realize her erage, be prepared for co- or anything wipe that smile off your face today. It sure monument in the Stone promise of her idealism pays to continue to increase makes a difference in determining who will get the fi rst Quartz Grey Metallic, 4 Dr Sedan, Auto, 4 cyl., 2.0 Turbocharged, pwr/sunroof, steering Harbor community is about and push aside the negative if there is no reform. or the last laugh. And oh by the way, I did get the root wheel audio cntrl, p/w, ABS, AM/FM, CD changer, tilt, leather, keyless entry, p/driver’s to be demolished. While it elements of the world and For the many who can’t beer fl oat free that night so all was not a lost cause. seats, premium sound, remote p/locks, p/m, traction control, cc, recl. seats, fog lights, is understood that the new embrace the better angel p/b, alloy whls, panic alarm, frt. pwr. outlet, dual cl cntrl, tilt, frnt bucket sts, pwr snrf, afford coverage and do not Write Pastor Rudy [email protected] owners have the legal right of herself. climte cntrl. Stock 8091K, VIN WAUAF78EX7A131000. 28,822 mi. qualify for Medicaid that all to make this decision, and The Hope taxpayers support, you will we wish them happiness, As long as the Jewish Cantor to Join Rabbi remain uncovered and if 06 Land Rover LR3 SE SUV as taxpaying residents of spirit is yearning deep in you fall victim to a serious ’ this community, we do the heart, For Holidays at Temple illness, you will get care have a voice. With eyes turned toward but will have a huge debt We bought in Stone Har- the East, looking toward * to pay off. WILDWOOD — Cantor $ bor years ago for its charm Zion, The health care insur- Lisa Kandal will be leading 28,900 and neighborhood feel. Then our hope - the two- ance companies have a Rosh HaShannah and Yom These lovely old homes thousand-year-old hope big payroll, including their Kippur services with Rabbi reflect the nature of the - will not be lost: highly paid CEOs. They are Jeffrey Lipschultz at Beth 4x4,4 4 ZZermatt SiSSilver,l 4WDWWDD or AAWAWD,WDA Auto, 8 cyl, l 4.4 Fuel Injected, cc, pw, dual air bags, dual many wonderful residents To be a free people in doing their best to pump up Judah Temple this High pwr sts, TC sys, CD, recl sts, run bds, keyls ent, des cntrl, pds, rem pl, pmirr, ABS, AM/FM, we know and love. We our land, tilt, ps, clth sts, pb, alloy, r wip *does not include tax, dmv fee or doc fee. Finance terms fear among the gullible and Holiday Season. Kendal thought in Stone Harbor, The land of Zion and available. Stock 8118K, VIN SALAD25456A386300. 29,937 Miles. infl uence our representa- completed her Masters de- beauty and tradition meant Jerusalem tives in Congress who do gree in Sacred Music from something. That history May Jerusalem fi nd peace not carefully check the the Jewish Theological Exit 10 GSP, was more important than not only with her enemies CANTOR LISA KANDAL facts or listen to the presi- Seminary of America in money and size. but within her own soul as dent about how reform can New York. As cantor and Reform Judaism, The Can- Cape May Court House If this is the direction of she searches for meaning work for all. A n y educator Kendal has served tors Assembly for Conser- this community, this is a in the 21st century. individual who is against synagogues in the New vative Cantors, and the sad day for Stone Harbor.” Rabbi Jeffrey Lipschultz health care for all American York-New Jersey area for Music Educators National 609-465-6000 The note included many is the spiritual leader of citizens, is totally selfi sh in the last 11 years. Conference. signatures. Beth Judah Temple in Wild- my opinion. She is a member of the She looks forward to 1-800-343-2757 wood and he welcomes American Conference of sharing the pulpit with BURKE.SUBARU.COM • BURKEVW.COM JEAN FUCHS BETTY CANDERAN your comments at dvjew- Cantors, the Cantorial Rabbi Lipschultz at Temple Stone Harbor Court House [email protected] branch of the Union for Beth Judah. Herald Newspapers September 2 2009 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 Cape May Celebrates 400th Anniversary

Jack Fichter Jack Fichter Jack Fichter South Philadelphia String Band in Aug. 29 parade. Cape May Fire Department’s 1928 American LaFrance engine. Lower Cape May Regional High School Band in 400th anniversary parade.

Jack Fichter Jack Fichter Mayor Edward J. Mahaney Jr. (left) with beach party emcee Jack Fichter Dancing in the sand to Jerry Blavat’s music at the beach Jerry Blavat. The Fralinger String Band of Philadelphia. party Aug. 29 Frugal Buyers Seek Deep Discounts During Stone Harbor’s Merchants Day Sale

Photos by Leslie Truluck Kate Murphy, 10, and Anna Murphy, 8, of Avalon and Glenside, Pa. rummage through discount price hair notions.

Holly Schall, 10, Anna White, 12, and Sarah Schall, 7, sell lemonade to raise funds for their cat, which was diagnosed with liver cancer.

P.J. and Sean Williams of Ridley Park, Pa., make the best of a rainstorm on Aug. 28 at their North Thrifty shoppers seek reduced-price merchandise Wildwood shore house at 5th & Ocean Avenues. during Stone Harbor’s Merchant Day Sale Aug. 29. A40 www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com Herald Newspapers September 2 2009

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